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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
1928

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JON Der foles bItHbt paa; o~rakelmSsstg' ~sGaoefaie, toe
tooiq.
orang- Utaug. "sfopmsuustet', en- acknowledgements absart
Oratohum. btbsIit S~pHgslplis
SarsbsitatHs; ordinere, prsfsvts; %torsitrtut; i~ort'rt0e
8lrer.
ordinaef, almiuOslis; fmgeL.
Ordonnance. Detailing, 5orfirtfti I~isHsfsOugt hos en- bStsre
Eiiter.
Ofgic, SuiyeIag.
Oncnt Often. gFerlauosne GIrr qanOtus UmIrtns BauOen al
Rt0pslbaustj; Orientaler, Bebosr al CreHteu; Orentalist,
4lsneer Of be gitsrlaH6ite Sprug; onentalsk, BterldHof;
orentere ia, Fnoe pg I'll Rette onenteret ~tsottsHot; ORR
entering. RstleoHtng; EtIrtttsitHoen.
Ormuzd. sitcr 8oF0aitsrs 9Rte 9piet sGsr bet g0oe gruHovrisH.
Omat gm5eos0ra8t ilRE SreFslo'e,,
OmithoLogi, SrreR ON 6a9lene. ba9lsnss RatHrhtFoEte.,
Orografi. Bitlebs1riusis zen lei at @eograieTB Der ~on5GHSler
6etos % ~JabtIGoer.
orthodox, retIGrsu0s, rettrUeHOs; Orthodod. Je!troeubso.
Orthogran, Reti.rtuuin3; orthograhsk. stteE RtifripHtHgers
8egler.
orthopsd, RauaeH al bslbrsee RrumHiHser % andre Sell uss
bet meuHeileuge qelgRe, Her I ben pHgre Aloer; ~orthopH-
disk Institut, aHfalt, bUor DsIHe Gnuft aoGoeS
Oscillation. S0iugHtus iuiHssHes slT otrrsHos Sep1sslis;
osmaaer, osmanii. 1prisr; osmanisk. thrill
OsshkattOn, JyorbeHtng
ostensibeI, ion lao:r dg iorsstir; billet; Ostensiv. ~sisnipnlts;
YraIsHoe; os;entation. SnlsH til StHs. RrulsHi osientauN.
praiEHbe
osteoIogi. 2rrsu ON 9easmrts Stu tRnoiIsrL.
Osteria Osteri, gGrtshus 4 Sa!eul
ostraklsme. 2aHOsfsruisHiHg pso JoiteaffsuuiHs bet samls
otempoTa. Q noresl bottle zios. sOuie Sober
Ottoman. tgrhf sSibsni ussn Ben; -OttOmannisk. o-
manisk.
Outrere, ~OUsrOrtOsi Outrere,. OOsrOrsUsu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

2977. Sp-: Or BET beS COB fcrbrSt
at loInQ9e Gift (aote) for lib / Staten
Riuneiota, eIsr rnSer bbilte SmitGus
Oigbeber fan neu uSIegges?
spar: Ran tan uSlesse Gift, men
man ND oGre fOriistis % tun lGsse
Sen pna iaasanHe SteSer, bpor life Sass
bgr fan fna fat paa ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

2979. Sp.: Rdnr i.s fibife @dar
fiebtc en- Snrm, bDem tiIbsrer Sd 8ieSs
islcu fra iiSite Sirter - 8ieberen eIer
SGleeren?
snar: Zen tilbsrrr aip6ersn, nteS.
uriuore Der or cpcrsnsfpmH put, at
SGiserrn ifHISe bebuloe ben.
1880. sp.: Sbprmar9e Otter er Ser
I en- Salon?
Spar: On 2iter CT nsiagtie 1.0567
Charts. Der snar aItiaa umfrius az
Sitter pna CT @nauu.
29s1. g.: San en- StolecIerf f~ortaife
en- &ones 5temne, nanr beroes Ddro
sr ipSt Der I 9urSet?
Sbar: Ctr. bpis bun bar beet lam
&C NOT ! Stfriftet o. | aaorc SeufesHber
er tpdlifeeret til at femme.
29S2. 81: I. San iea iOrSre gctas
ling af Sopnet for en- Del, iom 9dnr
9ieuuem nit 9nno? Set bemGrtes, at
mnu life trurSe felgs SettiousIiuisu, men
at Seisu a ubIagt Hart for ies "Tle5",
os leg "recorSeS" Q RaancSer, eiter at
ieg "Fleo~, aitidn / aaret 1908.
2 "a ise iHgeH eritatutns bar fnat
Tan ice ba itrnae Ssien. til ies iaar mig
eritattet. eIer boao ran iea siere?
Spar: 1. Set or EaeTe aIereSe
for tent At faa npssu Gritntuins. Spis
ife, Sil Se uT.s bsrettiaet BERTH, snten
Seieu CT paa S~etti0usiinicu eler eL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

297s. Sp.: Gar en- Ranb COP III at
fenSc / Soften ct anbert arnbbreb | NRius
reiotd til en-, frm ffpISer bam Iibt geus
se?
Sbar: Sa.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

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FIRST UNKNOWN LODE.
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sth : NJ, bears :. 70. 20 81. :. ssse.s
Cor. 10. :. iheace 4, =. 50 Z, sss M -
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IT. thene. ;, "a. ". 1900 IT. TO Cor. No.
) thence \. 54s +. 1900 II TO Cor. No,
4. thence :. 30 L. l5o It to Cor, No. /.
the place Of be heginniHg inn ,onr
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7 Ger. Sc Sc. : 7 I r. T. z !, y Of
No. :, thence y. IS ~ W. $50 II. to
cor, No, 2, !heInes y, 50, go E 1890 4, T.,
FLAG STAFF NO. : LODE,
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sth 2 IF NJ bears ears : ~ So Z. = 474a "a 81 81
II thence y, so so E 1900 II. to Cor,
to Cor. No. 4 thence y. 3s' so w $50
II. 10 Cor. No. /, the place Of begin
FLAG STAFF No. LODE.
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=, = + !, S2r, ns seg I s = ;, p " Of
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to Cor, No. !; thence : so so W 1900
IT, to Cor No. !. the place Of begin
FLAG STAFF NO. LODE.
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IT. thence y S4 " s9t IS II to Cor
No ?. thence S 81. 40. ". 605.13 # to
cor. No. i; thence \. 81 40. +. 5ss.25
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of beginning.
EDNA l. LODE
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cor. No 3; thence $. s5S X; " w 1900 IT. IT.
to Cor, No 4 thence n "a, a. W, $50
Containing s6 476 acres. exclusive Of
area in conflict with Surveys Nos 524
So, so7. 1oeS 1870 4. lo7oB. l1!eB,
122n, 144o. 1879. 1850, 14l2A 74l2B
12441. 1853 1920. and l7ell. and form
ing portion of the unsubdivided
townsship 3 south, of range 10 west of
the sixth principal meridian,
Said locations being recorded in Vol
121, pages 40 and All; Vol. f27, pages
l2o to 122. inclusive: Vol. Jas. pages
Gal and 642. Vol 152, pages 34s to $50
inclusive: Vol l5s. pages Ia lS4 to
M inclusive, l9o aud 1874, Vol 1s0
pages 62a to G3l, inclusive. of the rec
ords of Clear Creek county, Colorado
Adjoining claimants, owners of the
above named surveys
c d. FORD Register
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13
Somethino to Be Gained.

Moses" he said 10 the Old colored
nan around the warehouse, Il hear
that you have son in Chicago
Yes. sab, my son Peter has done
gene to college. sab was the proud
reply.
Going to make great man OF
MIN. eh?"
Il dunno how great Peter will done
turn out. sab. but reckon If he stays
in dat college long nun he'll come
home and be able to tell a pul.eT from
rooster in de DARKEST night and not
make 80 many mistakes. s."-Chicaso
News.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

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y. IA Cor. See, 4, 7. $, r % W. OF
sth ?. NJ. bears II 20 aor =
CO. No = thence y 81 l.. 1850 TT. tc
Cor No 3, thence y SO so f. $50 ft
to Cor. No. 4; thence $. IS T.. 100 IT. t.
cor No thence S So so W. $50 TT
to Cor No. 6: thence 5. - w. 1850 TT
to Cor. No. l. The place Of beglnninE.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

beginning at Cor. No. l. whence the
y !, cor. Sec. l. r. 4 s. r 7S w. of
9Th r NJ, bears s 20 ga 50" f. 39Ss.S
IT; thence $. ~ go w 2T5.4 #. to Cor.
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Cor No. ;: thence \. 72a 2e+ e. 2T5.+ #
to Cor. No. 4 thence S. 397 so W 14T9 q
IT. to Cor. No, l. the place of beginning.
TRURO EXTENSION LODE
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\. !, Cor. Sec 4. r. $. r. I3 w. of
IT. thence g 67' w. 1900 It. to Cor No.
.: thence n 35e - w. l1S.35 #. to
Cor. No. 3 thence \. ST +. 150o #. to
Cor No. 4: thence s So A. f It's 81
IT to Cor. Nh. /. the place of beginning.
C0DDINGTON LODE
Beginning at Cor. No l. whence the
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eth r NJ bears s. 80 g 2o'' f. 4S2oS7
r.. thence s IL W. 45o-1 1t. to Cor
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No 5; thence S. 45' f. 15o #. to Cor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-23

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-23
A Gnarnn,eed Cure rorpiles

Itching, blind bleeding or prolruding piles
Druggists refund money II PAIO OINTMENT
standing In to Is days. First application
gives ease and rest. soc. II your druggist has
MT IL send soc in stamps and II viii be forward
ed postpaid by Paris Medicine Co. 81 LOu
Mo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-23
AUCTION
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-23

Nu. The residence q the ate ssin u Ad
ans. situated in fhe village - Henuingion. VI
acc busrdrd a. follows. on ths north ~ Week
-. ~ fhs sAsi ~ ~ ~ ~ un The south -
Prospect ~ ADD on the Hest ~ lands o. ned
~ tsnufEe ". Moore comprising about 81 Z
a. % ~ and on unlch arc 4 iafFs rex house.
cufumcdio1s hsfu garden. tshpund and gf
rulaf drive sith large evergreen tfce on either
sifs ~ drive. aud an abundance 81 caoice fruit.
This y one - the finest places IN southern
Vermont for q Summer o. idcncr. having good
water. good air and a magnificent view of the
surrounding country.
~ The fwnafnfy hulidlnr v ~ plate
sias. ffunt VI 80. - NDrth ~. occupied by J..
4. Jensen
80 The ieusment house ~ w IS North
81. and occupied BY lisa NJ. woodward. to
gcthsT With water privileges.
NJ. t.-t'nc tenement At No 40 North 81
aud occupied by Mrs John Casey. together with
water privileges.
80 ! The mill property at No. iJo Norih
~ aud known as
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Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01

richest nickel and cobalt mines in the
United States. They are gaining a
depth of nearly 400 feet under ground
and finding the ore veins stronger and
richer the deeper they 20.
In this same vicinity Geo Lovelock
has promising locations and during
the past week Messrs. Calvin and
Lawton, prominent mining men of
Oakland. have been examining them
with view of beginning extensive
development work. Henry Thies,
Charley Young, J. D. Sullivan and R.
S. Fiegge also have nickel and cobalt
claims in this vicinity and this season
will see work started on many of
them.
Antimony is something that seems
to be in demand at the present lime.
Within fourteen miles of Lovelock is
one of the largest deposits of anti
mony known in this country. 1t is
being developed by the Anthony
Company of America and has just
completed The shipment of the 9th
car, which goes from here to New
York and then to Swansea, Wales.
Hoists are now on the way and 4 con-
centrating plant has been ordered for
this mine.
Besides this there are the deposits
at Antelope Springs, Bernice and
many other points adjacent.
Sulphur is prominent composition
of many of the adjacent hills and in
the deposit of the Nevada Sulphur
Company and that owned by Ed NJ.
Emmons. some as miles northeast of
here, here is an inexhaustible supply.
Many more deposits are adjacent here
but waiting for the eagle eve of the
prospector to make known their exis-
tence.
But space forbids extended men
tion of the iron, gypsum. nitre, paint,
unfusorial earth and many other var
ieties of mineral that attract the
nrospector and mining man here.
They all await the energy and invite
the investigation of pr ,spectors and
mine developers. We welcome you
The field is yours Make Yourself at
home and search diligently to bring
forth the treasnrers which lie hidden
in the hosom of Mother Earth in this
vicinity.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
HAS PRODUCED MILLIONS IN PAST YEARS;
Has Millions Yet to Be Discovered.
Brief Resume of Various Districts and Great Variety
Minerals They Produce Seasons Promise Of
Development Of Many New and Old Mines.

The hotel labbies have been full of
mining men from this and other states
during the week, and while no great
deals are reported, many have been
looking at property with view to
purchasing.
Everyone that has been here is sur
prised at the variety of minerals pro-
duced in this section. The first
sought is the gold From the placer
mines of Spring Valley, American
and other canyons in that section
many millions of the yellow dust have
been produced and we venture that
a few months will show yield far
exceeding past years from those same
sources Natures great concentrat-
ing plants.
Next in Importance might be term
ed the silver production Of The Rye
patch and Humboldt Qneen, with 9TH
er smaller mines adjac, Mt to Liner
ick canyon. And now comes the Sun
rise. for which Marion Howell has re-
ceived an offer of $4,000 down and
more to follow, during the past week.
This shows that others share with Mr..
Howell the opinion that he is on the
same ore zone in which the old Rye
patch made such famous production
record. Values still lie hidden in
this lime belt and will some day be
brought fourth.
For Copper deposits White Cloud
takes the lead. For some time a
smelter was operated in that camp
and the confines of large copper de-
posite have been determined to some
extent. During this season, with
Burley drills; deep drilling machine
and other machinery now on the way,
Mr.. J. 7. Reid will still further de-
termine the extent and richness of
these deposits.
Chief among what might be termed
rare minerals" adjacent to this point
there are the Nickel and Cobalt de-
posits of the Cottonwood district.
Here the American Nickel company
are developing one of the largest and
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
Reno First; Elko Second.

When the final events had been
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01

was cast at the Election Monday.
There was no particular issue at stake
simply general interest in school
matters.
W. R. Fits was the Judge of cleo
tion, with Henry Ryker and Tom Love-
lock as clerks Forty nine votes
were cast, as follows:
For long terms r. Young, %;
W. &. Pitt. II; j 7. Reid. a, For
Short term-A 7 Scott. 35; |. NJ.
Springer, IA.
This gives the long term to Mr..
Young and the short term 10 Mr..
Scott, with Robert Welsh as the third
member.
At the Fairview district above town
no one came to the polls to vote, SO
no election was held.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01

They Are. Coming to a District Rich In
All Kinds OF Minerals.

pulled off at the track meet of the
A ademic Association on the Univer-
sitv track and field Saturday after
noon Reno had won with score of
so, Elko was a close second with a
score of al; VirCinia came third with
II points. Carson had run up 8 and
Gold Hill claimed 2.
The contest WAS principally be-
tween the Reno and Elko schools and
some fast time was made by the men,
bers OF both athletic teams in the
races, while in the jumps and other
field events, the contestants showed
in excellent form and did good work.
Captain George McMulln of the Ell
ko team proved the star of the day.
He was entered in four events, and
out of these four events he won two
hrst places, one second place and one
third place. thus making fourteen
points FOR his team.
He succeeded in breaking the aca-
demic record for the high jump by
clearing the rod at 5 feet A inches,
one inch higher than the former re-
cord. -,
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
ANOTHER RAILROAD ]
COMING THIS \
Work To be Started on BurlinI
Extension from Butte, Moi.
to Coast.
Will Cross S. p. at Winnemuccs,
Go from There to Walker Pat,
Through Rich Mineral 4
Section. i

The Golden Gate Railroad" iii
term applied to proposed linz
steel that is promised for this sell
in the near future. This Is virtll
the extension of the Burlington.
TEN from their present termina,
Montana, to the Pacific Coast. i
aid Grant, the great railroad contis
or, is at the head of the San ri
cisco, Idaho and Montana road. /
home is is Fairbaut, MINI.
The road will extend from BIZ
Montana, through Idaho, Nevada, |
ifornia to San Francisco, TINS les
ing by half the distance between Il
two points as travelled by the pref
system.
The initial work upon the new i
will be from Winnemucca, Nevads
the Snake river valley.
Just who the real parties are
are financing the project cannot
be ascertained.
Chas II. Gage went East from
place Saturday on No. 6, enrou.e
Salt Lake and Boise, Idaho, to CON
with the promoters of this new r
and it is likely that he will he cl
among those in charge of its constr
tion through this State.
A dispatch from Boise, Idaho. 81
"Mr. Grant will send bis chief el
neer with a full surveying corps
the field at once to go over the ,
veys which have been made from
Gontinued on End page.l
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01

Cabral and Jesus Anguiano, sheep
shearers; Antoine Freitas, herder;
Louie Lee, Chinese cook, generally
known as "Chippy," and an Indian cal
led bill Cheney's boy" all of whom
were employed by the Golconda Cattle
Company.
The injured are: Henry Ferriera,
suffering from congested lungs, due
TO swallowing water and mud, and
who is badly bruised, with possible
internal injuries, and condition critic
al; Joe Loreana, whom Manager Saw
age dug out of pile of debris about
three hours after the disaster, aid
who is considerably bruised; G. Bechc,
Antoine Mansebo and Antoine Sahico,
all of whom are slightly bruised. They
are all employees of the Golconda Cat
tie Company.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
FUEKILLEDAND
FIVE BADLY INJURED
Lower Dutertre Dam Breaks and
Water Sweeps Down Canyon.
Residence Wrecked, Shearins Cor
rails Swept Away, GolcOnda
Flooded and a Mile of
Railroad Washed Out.

Golconda was visited by q heavy
washout Monday morning in which
five were killed outright, five badly
injured, besides doing great injury to
property of all kinds.
Heavy rainfall at the head of Pole
Canyon, brought a greater flood of
water than the Dutertre dam could
withstand, when the lower dam over
flowed and wall of water seven feet
high went roaring down Pole Canyon.
The house of vice-president and
manager Savage, of the Golconda
Cattle Company, and the shearing
corrals were first swept away. The
men at the ranch and corrals were a.
reused from their slumbers by the
roar of the approaching food, which
was upon them before they could get
out of their buildings and tents to
places of safety.
Then the food swept on toward
town. flooding cellars and sweeping a.
way fences and smaller buildings
and undermining mile of the s. P.
track. 80 that trains were delayed for
eight hours.
The names of the dead are: Antoine
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
Buckskin Will Suppress Jumpers.

The Buckskin committee appointed
a few days ago by the residents of
that district for the purpose of driv-
ing out or suppressing claim jumpers,
expects to do some effective work.
For several days many complaints had
been made that new comers from the
southern country and elsewhere have
rushed in and staked out claims over
original locations, tt US threatening
valuable properties with costly litiga-
ton
W. E. Harmon is president and L.
R. Fitchett is secretary of the CON-
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01

For Il good fit in Summer suits,
call on Van at the Owl Barber shop
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
That Tired Feeling

II you are langnid, depressed, In.
capable of work. it Indicates that your
liver Is out of order Herblne will
assist nature to throw off headaches
rheumatism aud ailments akin TO nerv
business aud restore the energies and
vitality Of sound and perfect health
}. Hubbard. Temple, Texas. writes:
II have nsed Herbine for the past two
years. 1t has done me more good thar
all the doctors. 1t IL the best medi
cine ever made for chills and fever.'
Only 50c at Lovelock Pharmacy
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
Spring Valley School.

Those on the roll Of Honor for the
month ending May 18th are:-Omar
Ramsey, Iris Ramsey, Donna Dyke,
Lucy Thomas, Marie Thomas
Our district has little newcomer
in the person OF Master Bruce Lilly,
hich swells the number OF school
children to eighteen in Spring Valley.
MRS. G. W. SLATER,
Teacher.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
Acute Rheumatism.

Deco tearing or wrenchiDg pains. oc
casioned by getting wet through; worse
when ut rest. or on first moving he
iimLs aud in cold or damp wea, her, al Q
cured quickly by Bnllard's Snow Lini.
ment. Oscar Oleson, Gibson City. Ill, +,
writes, Feb, 16. 1902 IA year ago
WAS troubled with pain In my back.
Ii soon got so bad | could not bend
over. One bottle of Bailard's Snow
Liuimeut cured me-" Sold by Love
lock Pharmacy
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
Buckskin in Douglas County.

Private surveys made in that camp
show that it is located in Douglas
county. The commissioners of that
county have already sent a constable
and justice Of the peace to look after
civil and criminal matters, but within
short time an official survey will be
made by Douglass and Lyon acting
jointly, in order to determine Just
where the line ia.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01

mittee All persons having complaints
about Jumpers are requested to re-
port them to the committee and the
members of that hody promise to take
the matter up without delay.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1906-06-01
School Trustees Elected.

One of the largest votes ever pol
led at a school election in this town.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-03

The two fellows confined in the
county jail at Tynda]l made their
escape last week Wednesday about
four o'clock in the afternoon, but
we're recaptured on Sunday at
Butte, Neb. A guard had been
stationed at the jail every night,
but it was not thought necessary
during the daytime. Taking adj
vantage OF the absence CT The sLe.-
if on Wednesday they sawed off
two bars from the inside Of the
window and one from the outside
and made their escape. They were
seen by section hands about four
miles west of Tyndall going west,
and from that point all traces Of
them we're lost until word was re-
ceive0 from Butte that they had
been captured. Sheriff Garner
was at Parker when the news Of
their capture reached him, and as
there were no Sunday trains he
made his way home on q hand car
and started with a team for Butte.
The fellows are believed to be
tough characters. They were ar
rested for burglary, but had in
their possession a full supply Of
tools and explosives for blowing
safes.