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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-04-13
Certificate of Nomination,

State of South Dakota County of Roberts.
City OF Sisseton.
In compliance with the provisions of the
laws of South Dakota. l hereby certify the
name. location and business address of each
person nominated for Office I'll of which have
been duly Certified to and are now on file in
this office, for whom the electors may vote at
the regular municipal election to be held in
and for the city of Sisseton. 5. d. April H. 1906
L. w. Cahill, residence Sissetun. $. d bust.
ness address, sisseton. s. d.; Once alderman
Third Ward
l.. j. Onstad. residence Sisseton, S. D.: busi-
ness address. Sisseton. $. D.: Office, City
Treasurer.
Ole L. ANnesS. residence Sisseton. S. d.:
business address Sisseton. s ID Office Alder
man First Ward.
Nick Wes, residence Sisseton. $. d.: bust
ness address. sisseton s. D.; Office, Alderman
Second Ward
Dated Sisseton s. D. April IL. 1906.
H. {. Emerson. Auditor
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One Road fills.
ial Correspondcnce.

Special Correspondence
Ed Grinde and family returned from Red
Lake Mimi. last Saturday. whore they have
made their homo for over "A year. Mr. C;rindc
had homestead there.
Mr. and Mrs. ole o. Eide returned from II
two weeks visit among friends and relatives
In Pope ana swift counties, Mimi. last satui-
urday.
dance was held at Martin Simonson last
Saturday. eleven brothers furnished the
music.
During the high wind last Saturday. u prai
RE fire broke out at Faanl1 Egan's place 1t
partly destroyed two walls OF his house, but
by great cNertions he saved the balance OF the
mousse and the stable, but his hay was burned
~ was caused by sparks from the stovcppe
Catching fire to the banking around the
mouse. with the assistance of several of his
heighbors they extnguished the fire before it
did any more damage.
o. Sioberg and j. Johnson went to pickerel
Lake fishing last Saturday. Mr.. Sioberg
speared .S'pound pckerel Well done.
o. ]. Hollen, /. Landmark ana H. Carlson
have been engaged by the Roberts County
Land ana Loan Company TO erect several
buildings for them in North Dakota this
spring and summer.
hesleN n Grey threshed grain for H. r.
Jones and Il. Anderson last week
We notice that the Visit correspondent; in
last weeks Banner says that "One Road No
1. succeeded in getting teacher but she i'm
mediately fled to her home in Browns Valley.
what can be the matter with One Road No ~
me above is II fair sample of the unreliable
ana sometimes ridiculous reports coming from
lhe same quarter. The report was probably
prompted by Il feeling of envy or she has be
HeVea u Ae The matter of fact is that there
mas not pc an any more difficulty in securing n
teacher mere than anywhere else IL was de-
clded tytle school board that there should he
TO school held here during the winter. Three
mohths u school was held last fan and the
other tAsse months will be held this spring by
the same teacher No other teacher had been
engaged to teach school here. There is moth
ing the matter with 'One Road No. L." lfOne
Road No. is as well off-in regard TO school
teachers everything is WELL
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Notice of General Election

me Ci,izens of the City OF sisseton in the
county OF Roberts and State of South Dakota
who are quaiiited TO Vote AZ general elections
are hereby notified that an annual election
for said City will be held at the following
named places.
First ward i}lue Front Barn
Second ward -Arrowsmith's barn
Third ward City nall
In the said city ON Tuesday. April H. 1906
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ and p
VI OF said day. for the following purposes:
To eleCt
one City Treasurer
one alderman In First ward
One alderman I'm second ward
one alderman IN third ward
one member of board of educa ION in
First ward
one member OF board ot education in
Second ward
.,,,. one member OF board OF education in
One school treasurer.
That al such election there will be Submit
ca TO the electors the following questions
tail
Given under my hand and seal This day of
April. 1906
(SeaD j \ Rickert Navor
l., {. Emerson. CITY Auditor.
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COURT HOUSE CULLINGS
Real Estate Transfers

fl'his list is furnished by courtesy of II.
Sisseton Loan and Title Coz
MAR, -
F. N. Hills TO Peter Gun,her lot & blk Q
Corona 1875.
Flora Schmidt to Henry S. Morris seA sell
sec 80 1862 and ela nel4 sec land sw,4 nwA
sec 3.l25,53 500.
Joseph c. Eigel to Chas ii. Matteson lots
ana blk 30 Summit. $40
Chas. II. Matteson to Edward Simmons lots
ana : Dir 81 Summit. 500.
knudt Hegna to Abbie c. Jones lots 5
and blk II Peever. $40.
Charles i. VanBrunt to "A. NJ. knight nls sw
u and ma se14 sec 2 1913 52 ss5
Jessie A. West to Charles f. vanBrunt n.a
swA and n.a eli sec IL 1859 ST.
Abbie c. Jones to Knudt Hegna lots and
blk Wilmot $685.
MAR. q.
Melissa Fuller to p. f. Il. Lee lots l2349 IL
n ~ north 4 of lot ) and north X OF lot blk
4 Woodwards LIST Ada to summit. $500.
PHI Emery to P E E Leo lot 10 blk IS and
lots IS and II blk II Summit, 5000.
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Milltcl J Kendall to Nels II Nelson NV J., sc
a and ne Il swi4 sec - - $1,000.
Arthur II Tasher TO .Nlfroa c. Miller nv
sec -. l22 IS 5000.
Enola a. Savers To Rachel McCla>llcy lot in
nv a NV u sec 3Il22 81 $40.
Mar 20
Uric RalS TO Frank llriz lots p and sec
2s ?.9 -, $1,000
w. d. Sloan TO y. p. Roln WIS., ne q Sc !,
nc !, and nei4 seil sec l9l23-5l, $3.50.
ljerstenc Wastad to ole Bratlien sci, sec
u le9 81. sl6ao.
Gold Bros Land 4 Investment Co. 10 Ole
fratlien. sw'l sec 21-l22-5i. $500.
MART
L. 5 Ellsworth to Henry oslerlak sci, sec >
123-4e 81, J
Emma j. Foreman to Jacob c. Eoell n,s ne
i and swi4 ne "A sec 3I-l25-5l. $500
$, Perkins to Flora Halver lots 1 and .
blk 30 summit 500.
'ohan Olson TO Q. n. Lien Sc a !. and
lol sec 3l-l23-5l and lots !? and sec e l22 IL .
S1OD
March Is
Charles II. Wagner to Albert Reinhold
Thielmaia, NJ. nw'4 sec ) and nell nel4 sec &
l22 As and sei4 Sei4 sec 81 l.i- is S2o4o
George w. Phanco TO =. V. Peck lot ! blk Q
Corona S2i5
MARCH 20
Harvey o. and Newell N, Powell to William
ana Howard Squres, swi4 sec 80 ;2s Is $500
toward and William SQuires to Sarah a.
Gragert, swi4 sec 33-l29- IS $500,
Chas l.. Preston to Frank N. Hills, lots IL
and - blk Corona $500.
u ): to Bertha jacobson, lot sec and ot /
sec l23 81 S3.7
Ma ry NJ Begon To Andrew Warwick nls mel .
sec ~ and NJ nwl4 sec - II, 81 1880
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March 10 April 20
NHTEIl IN--N pm 70
NOTICE OF SHERIFE'S SAL

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
County OF Roberts
In CIRCUIT COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
The First National Bank of Sisseton. SO. Oak
a Corporaton Plaintiff
Joe y. Femrite and Bella Femrite. his wife
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virture of
~ Il Judgment of foreclosure and sale
rendered in the above entitled action on the
18th day Of March A. ID. 1906. and entered and
docketed IN the Office OF the clerk OF .he
Circuit Court eff Roberts County South Da-
kota. on the 10th day OF March A. ID. 1906, and
an execution issued out Of and under the seal
OF said court upon said Judgment. the sub
scriber j. l.. Minder Sheriff of Roberts
County. state of South Dakota. for that
purpose appointed, will sell at the front door
OF the Court House IN the City of Sisseton. in
kota, on Saturday the 2ls: day OF April A. ID.
1906. at one O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, the real estate and mortgaged premises
situate in the County of Roberts and State
OF south Dakota ana directed in said Judge.
ment and execution to be sold. and therein
described as follows, to wit: the east half of
the southwest quarter. and the southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter of section
eleven t1l), and the northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section fourteen 1l
al IN to"nship one hundred twenty five tlas)
norm OF range fifty C50) west of the 9Th p. NJ,
or so much thereof us may be sufficient to
satlsly SAID judgment and costs amounting
IN all 10 s44Sl "a. with interest thereon from
the date OF said Judgment and accruing costs
of sale.
Dated Sisseton Snnth Dakota. March 1s ,am
}. l.. MINDER
SherifY OF Roberts County, $. d.
HOWARD BABCOcK, Plaintiffs Attorney
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SALE OF INHERITED INDIAN LANDS
~ Sisseton Agency. 5. Oak
The public IS hereby informed that inner
ited Indian lands within the limits of the Ssse-
ton Agency. South Dakota. offered for sale
under Section of the Act of Congress APP
proved May u. 1902 80 Stats 800 Will be found
publicly listed at said agency where sealed
proposals for the purchase OF any tract on said
list will 1e received by the undersigned up to
II o'clock noon OF the ay upon which bids are
advertised To be opened. Notice is hereby
given that the sealed envelopes containing
bids should not have noted thereon dcscrip
tons of the lands to which the bids relate
but mat there shall be noted on such en-
vcopes the dates upon which the same are TO
he opened.
Purchaser, sha@ pas all cost, of convey
ancing, and in addition thereto the following
sum, to wit If the purchase price Is 5000 or
less one dollar: If it IS more than al0co and
les taa 5000. one dollar and fifty cents: ana
where it p;Iciase price is more han 5000,
Two dollars
sissoton Agency. :. OAK.
January ~. 1906.
Sealed bids for The following described
tracts OF inherted Indian land will be received
by the I. ;. Indian Agent at the SiSSeton
Agency. 5. D. zap to u O'Clock noon OF April q
1906.
No. >. Nell scii sec. 10, twp. 1l9. range -.
No 3, Sci. sec ID twp l2a. range 10
No I. SO nei sec II Twp. l2l. range 81
No ). Sea ne1i sec 49, .wp. 1876 range 81
eta nwil and nwl4 nell sec 10 twp. l26, range
-.
No &, Nei., nwi4 sec aand scl4 sw' sec 1,
twp. l2'. range -.
No :, Nwl4 nw1l sec. 9. twp. l21, range %.
No. $ Swi4 .sei4 and seli swi4 sec. 81. twp.
l26 and nw'4 nwi4 see and lot /. sec g. twp
125. range 30.
No O. Nwi4 sec. d. twp. l2S. range is.
No 10. Swia nel4 sec 81, twp 1913 range 81.
and VIZ ncs sec %, and sw14 SEA sec 90, twp,
122. range -
and So nell and mel, gel, sec &c. twp. 1926
range 30
No. -. Lot 4, sec 50, twp 1875 range ~.
No. IS. Nel4 nwl4 and nws nei4 sec 81 and
sell swi4 sec l6, Twp l2o. range -,
No. IA. Et: sell 9, twp 124, range ii.
Sisseton Agency S Oak.
March 18th. 1906.
Sealed bids for the following described
TRACKS of inherited Indian land listed for sale
March 10th. 1906, posted for sale March 18th,
1906; will be received by the L. S. Indian
Agent at the Sisseton Agency, ;. d., mp to
- o'clock noon of June 10th 1906.
S1asof nwl4 and n,2 of swll sec is, twp. 125
r. 30.
SCI of nwi4 and 81 OF nei4 sec. 80 and Lot
3, sec. 90 twp. 12S. r. ~.
VIZ ofnei4 and NV, of sci. and Lot g see.
81. twp. 100 +. 81.
c. b, JACKSON.
u. =. Indian Agent.
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March 80 May 4.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Land ONCE ~ Watertown $. d. Mar. "a, 1906
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make tive year final proof IN support of his
clam, and that SAID proof VIII he made before
Paul Baecock United states Commissioner
Dlstriet OF south Dakota. at his office in the
City of Sisseton South Dakota on Nav %
1906, VIZ:
HANS o. SNARH,H mo 263..3 for the S. E. i,
5. +" \, Section "a : w. Y S. w ! Section IS
Township l26 Range 81 and lot 4 and S, W. 4
y. W, =, Section in Township rs North. Of
Range % West OF the 9TH =. Nj
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, Wv:
ole 6. Lunde. David Overberg Christ
Anderson, Anton Anderson. all of Sisseton 5.
n.
II. y. HlLpEBRANpr' Register
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NIarch 30 Anril13


NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, County of
- Roberts In the County Court.
In the matter of the Estate of John p. John
son, Deceased
The State of South Dakota. to the heirs and
next of kin of John p. Johnson, Deceased;
and to all to whom these presents may
come:
Notice is hereby given, that Charles II,
johnson has filed in this court petition
praying that letters of administration on the
estate of John p. johnson be issued to John
Jackman. and that April 81. 1906, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. at the of
flee of the Judge of tins court in the City OF
SiSseton in the county of Roberts and State of
South Dakota. has been appointed by the
court Is the time and place for the hearing or
said petition, when and where any person
may appear and show cause why said petition
should not be granted
Dated March %, a. D.. 1906.
BY the Court. j. o. ANDREWS.
Attest: Judge,
l.. VIM. FoSS
(SeaD Clerk
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IeSol0,ion Providing For The Investment
of sinking Fnnd.

Oh S.NklNS GUIlN
WHEREAS II is SHOWN by the report of the
City Treasurer OF the City Of sisseton South
Dakota that there j. now hand large
sum of money belonging TO the sinking fund
OF the City OF Si>seton upon which The city Is
receiving no interest. aud
WHEREAS. there is no bonds OF the City OF
Sisscton about to mature and
WHEREAS. Ii is for the best interest of the
City of Sisseton mat said sum of money in
said sinking fund snail be invested in such
manner to bring the largest returns cod
sistent with the safety of said fund and
WHEREAS. there is now outstanding a
large amount OF City warrants upou which
the city is paying interest and that il would
be for the best interest OF said city to pur-
chase warrants against said CITY With said
funds Now Therefore,
BE II RESOLVED BY the Council of the
City of sisseton, Roberts County South Dakota
that the Treasurer of the City OF Sisseton.
South Dakota be and he is hereby instructed
and authorized and directed to invest said
sinking fund ana the whole thereof. except
such amo Ints as snail be necessary To paw
the interest upon the bond Indebtedness of
said City in city warrants of the City of Sis
seton. South Dakota. and that this resolu-
ton be again considered by the City council
OF the city of Stssetor. South Dakota at a
NEE ing thereof held in the City nall OF the
City of Si>seton. south Dakota on April %
1906. AT 5 o Clock p. NJ. and that public notice
of the consideration OF said resolution be
given by publishing the same in the official
papers OF said City for three successive
weeks prior to the said date, and that all
persons are hereby notified to show cause
if any they nave at said time and place why
said resolution should rot be adopted and
the said fund So invested
Adopted by unanimous vote of the City
council of the city of sisseton March %, 1906
| Attest: IA. Rickert Mayor.
| l.. &, Emerson Auditor
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CITY bv attracting visitors it, and by
securing desirable residents. Let 1t be
said Of the good people OF Sisseton,
"By their improvements and especially
by their pubic buildings you shall
know them
Signed:
Z. c. Gamm.
j. G. Knapp.
H. L. Cortelyou.
Andrew Marv!ck.
j. L. Croal.
Committee.
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DIRECTOR
MI NlClPAi.
CrrN,oFFICRRS

Mayor. j y Ricl,ert; Clty Audllo., :. =
Emerson City Treasurer. a. ID. Pau.son
city Attorney, j. j. Batterton. Guy Marshal
f. y. BurdicS
CITY COUNCIL,
Meets at Cav Hall first Monday evening OF
each month
Aldermen LIST Ward \. W Tower, o. T.
ANncss.
Aldermen I'd Wand Joseph plut b. e
aellness.
Aldermen Sd Wand Dan pfremmer. l. c.
liiN
CITY FlKE DEPARTMENT.
Meet every Thursday evening at CITY Han.
Chief II. L. Cortelyou.
Asst. Chief II. VI. Howell.
Captain NJ y. Murphy
Foremen a, j. Tuor. d. j. Prindiyille
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Council Proceedings.

Sisseton, $. d., April :, 1903
Council met in regular session. Present
Mayor Riclert and Aldermen Tower plut
Leckness, Pfremmer aud ANneSs
Minutes OF previous meeting wers read and
on motion duly approved
Motion was made and seconded that the fot
lowing bills be allowed. All Aldermen yo,
ing" AYE"
Sullivan Lumber Co. tor wood 3 go,
a. u. nattheWS Muse ..,,.............. ~ "
=. +. Doyle boarding prisoners - "a Sc
John Minder sherii's fees Woocman
y. =. Antppen pruning ............. a.. $ "a
j, j. Lewis labor on streets. ...... A ~
9. Faunder labor bill OF w. o Terry. ! ~
:iohn Anderperg insurance on city han 3; 81
Geo. Hickner labor on watcrworks ;, WI
y. i. AXness 4 Co. lumber and COAL. 30 as
I. G, Emerson salary for March 49, II co
+. A, Burdick ;, :, =, ",
On motion duly made and seconded the fol
lowing named persons were elected to act as
Judges and clerks Of election for the regular
ei ,ero,a 10 be heia on April l1th 1906. All
FIRST WARD, for judges l.. $ Patterson
Joseph Mlllett and A. II. Gilbert.
s SEE essT WARb 3 a drs ard Gne' Foster
b. Canlielu and j. 7. Croal
FOR Clerks A. j. Wampler and Marnus
THfRp WARD, for judges John Gos,,ne
W. II. Wilkins and D. j Prindivile
For Clerks. Lance Adkins and j n Myers
Polling place lst ward Blue Front barn.
ma Arrowsmith barn,
Bird >, City hall.
Motion was made and seconded that the CITY
a iio issue notices for the regular annual
city election to be held on April IL, llO6, at the
voting places in the different wards rs dc.
signateu 6y the city council for the election
ed AYE"
Motion was made and seconded that the bid
submitted for the safe keeping Of city funds
Inc bid was opened and read: Reservation
STATE sank per cent on tho daily balances OF
all money deposited in said bank.
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NARkET PLACES FOR SALE or MoRcGAGED
CHtTrFLS.

A. the front door of the postot1ice i'm the
following towns: SisSeton. Nllm ot, Summit
PeeNef. White Rock. Ellington Vernon, Co
roma, The o. o. Lohre postottice, Sec l. One
Road Twp. Also in front OF school house
known as the town hall in Becker Twp.
Front door OF store building on Section p
township 12S. rrnre -
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Blood and Nerves are very close.
ly related. Keep the blood rich, pure
and healthy, with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and you will have no nervousness.
Hoods Pills are best after.dinner
pills, laid digestion, prevent constipation
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Wanted to Buy.

/ am in the market for the purchase OF
steers. dry cows and bulls VIII takea largo
number OF them.
BERT HORTON.
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DO YOU TRAVEI
Clerk.

Ar. you going to take trip! Do you suffer from
severe EMendm n. Nsrvousness, SeasIck.
using GTsHMAN's MENrROL MIA l..
Err. Help that headache. cure that business and
seasickness by the Of this Inhaler the greatest
tmnlrnt and preventative known. Wonderful re
lis in Hay Fever and Asthma. FBUY CTSEI.
MANS INHALER and you will always use i
u you can't get II ri Druggists send for Il. ny
nail 50 cents. Send for Rsok N Menthol, FREE,
CCsHMAN DRUG Co.. vlNCINNGs. ND, q. =. 4.
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PRACTICAL phISTING
ROPERLY , RIN1ED
PARTICULARLY DILASES
ARTICULAR EopLE.
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IA. y. FilrpHnnANDr. Register,
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Subscribe for The STANDARD.
, 1906-09-18
THE OLD STAGE COACH
MAKES IT'S LAST

.
The last stage to be seen coming in
over the Casper route arrived from
the sub agency Tuesday evening. 1t
was a typical western stage coach
drawn by four horses and was looked
upon as a relic OF by-gone days, says
the Lander Republican. The streets
we're thronged by pedestrians waiting
eagerly for a farewell glance at the
faithful old-time conveyance which
shall do duty in some other frontier
town, her days of usefulness in the
Lander valley being ended. w. l..
Vaughn has received the contract for
carrying the mail from the sub agency,
a distance of eighteen miles, until the
arrival OF the railroad In Lander. The
first trip was made Thursday evening,
one mail being missed between the in
terval of the expiration of the stage
contract and the beginning of Mr..
V%aughn's contract.
, 1906-09-18

Before the democrats of Wyoming
get through with this campaign they
will find out that something more than
allegations are necessary to make a
case before the people. They may con-
denim and view with alarm, but the
people Of this enlightened age demand
proof. Wyoming democracy have alb
~solutely nothing to which they can
point with pride, their record being
rotten to the core, so they content
themselves with being alarmists.
, 1906-09-18
STATE PRESS

Way back in "the hfties' Abraham
made a great impromptu
speech at Springfield on the slavery
question. No s~tenographic report was
made of it, although the fame of it
travelled for years and it came to be
known as "Lincoln's Lost Speech" In
time, however, 1t was reproduced from
longhand notes made by a young law
yer in the audience and carefully CGit-
ed by Joseph Medill of the Chicago
Tribune, who also heard 1t. 3he
speech is now in print and is well
worth reading.
Senator Warren's Douglas address
may also come to be known as War
ren's Lost Speech" Possibly some
young lawyer or newspaper man has
preserved this speech on the backs of
old envelopes. If SO the notes should
be transcribed and the threads prop
erly woven together by Senator War
rem before 1t is too late.
The impression that Senator Warren
talked much partisan politics in this
speech is 1t was mainly
a picture of Wyoming past, present and
future, painted by one who was in al
the beginning, who is with us now and
who promises to do some still better
work on the canvas of the future.
The speech was a ~delineation of eff
fort against great odds by men who
toiled and suffered, hoped and waited
for much the latest generation enjoys
today. The senator spoke as a pa
triarch taking leave of his people
rather than a high official endorsed
for another term. He paid tributes
to his colleagues and co-workers Of
tho past and present who with him are
handing over this hard-earned and
w~ell-wrought heritage to younger and
he believed ADLER hands. At the utmost
but a few years would be given him
to see the ~fruition of his dreams and
he would gladly barter a span of the
infinite hereafter for a brief return
to Wyoming when the present century
is half gone.
The heritage is both political and
economic, abstract and concrete, ideal
istic and materialistic, and like the
ten talents trusted it should be made
to gain other ten.
The picture of the future was stud
ded o alone with new faces and new
hands at the helm but with newer and
greater development when all the flood
waters have been harnessed, all the
arabic land titled, the rich mines open
ed, and the wonderful railroads radiat-
ing from the high divides like spokes
in a wheel.
This the heritage and this the OPP
portunity and responsibility now rest
ing, not merely with the republican
party, the present political steward of
the state, but with the entire, virile,
hopeful people of all Wyoming.
The speech was an appeal for unity,
harmony, progress and prosperity now
and always.-Cheyenne Tribune.