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SOCIETY NOTES,
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Mrs Adolph Bluthenthal is hostess for the Wednesday Afternoon Whist Club this afternoon at her home on West Fifth avenue. She will he as sisted in receiving h1 her daughter Miss AAel5, Bluthenthal
 Nr. and Mrs. Gus Waterman on West finh avenue yesterday quietly celebrated the tWeHty-Grth anui- ve4sary of their marriage The eyent was a happy one at the Waterman home, all of their children being present and in the evening friends called to extend congratulations. Mr and Mrs. Waterman were the re- cipients of some beautiful presents which amply attests the high esteem in which they are held by their many fritnds and acqnaintanees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-08

Miss Nellie Gallagher will enter tain the Silk Stocking club Friday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-08

Telephone us your order when In need of job printing. Both phones.
 ADAMS PRINTING co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-08

stimulant occasionally The digestive organs, the
 liver the kidneys and bowels lose their effectiveness at times and need help. At such times strengthening, cleansing and regulating medicine is of priceless value serious diseases spring from neglected disorders in these organs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
LONDON DID
NOT RESPOND
Foreiun Markets Decidedly
Heavy and Sympathetioally
Affected N. Y. Stocks.
BEARS MADE RUSH TO COVER.
Brisk Rally ON Big Demand for West
erns. Speculation Broadened,
Large Gains scored.

New York. sept 6--I.ondon's response
Co the rise here yesterday was disap-
pointing the foreign markets showing
decided heavincss Tho local market was
sympathrucauy affected at the opening
and was depressed sharply by heavy real
izIur Great Northern preferred gave
way rt. Amalgamatcd Copper lh. North
ern Pacific. Missouri Pacific and Anacpn-
ia /. Brooklyn Transit q and Union Pa
cihc Is. Denver q Rio Grande preferred
gained 1.
rush 90 cover caused an Immediate
cancellation OF the opening losses and the
Hlu and Hartman stocks and the graug-
ers rallied Co fracu0nalIy above yester-
days close This strength. however, was
of brief duration. and drive against
Union Pacific, Reading and Smelling fore
ed them lower than at the beginning
and weakened the entire market. There
was brisk rally at IL q. clock ON large
demand for the western stocks, Whlch
advanced Great Northern preferred ia
ST. Paul Iis ard Northern Pacific .
Speculation broadeucd ana became very
strong iu the second hour buying Of large
blocks of the representative rallro1ds
and spccialtios causing more cheerlul
sentiment Tho western railroad stocks
led the market. Lackawauna jumped 10
points Northern Pacific lis, Great NQfLn-
orn preferred lfi. Northwestern lle. Union
Pacific Pennsylvania, Atcm7on, Smelt-
Ing. Locomotive ana others ] % U.s.
Prices cased Of slightly at midday.
There VAS bud little alteration en- the
price level iu the afternoon. The market
was dull but showed strength and some
forenoon. Great Northern ore Certificates
advanced Iss.
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TREATMENT OF
CHEEKY CREEK ORE
Several New Mills Are Now in
Course of Construction In
Nevada Camp.
ONE FORTY STAMP PLANT.
On olympic and Johnny Mincs--W Idle
West Plant In Operation
Again.

George + Parker the county COM
missioner, is in from Cherry Greek
and reports conditions at that comp
very lively. says the white Pine News.
lie states that the mines are showing
up nne and that the camp itself is be-
ginning 90 take on new life
Mr. Phalan IS experimenting the
work al ihc Dolly Warden mines and
is looking out for Mr. Roots mining
interests
The five-stamp mill oa the wide
West mine owned by j. H. Leasman.
was started last Monday An expert
from South Africa is on the ground
inspecting the property The ore g.
nee milling and Mr.. Leasman cx-
poets 90 make q big income from the
mine A new air compressor Is be-
ing used Instead OF the old hand
drills a force pump has been in
stalled at the property and it viii
throw a stream Of water over so
feet high
The C0com0ugo people have start
ed the construction Of 40-stamp mill
and Will soon start milling the ore
ON the Olympic and Little Johnny
mines Mr. stewart Of New York is
experimenting the work He arrived
four days ago and while In the east
raised the capital for working the
property Mr.. Weinberger Of New
orleans is In charge OF the coustruc-
ton work and several carloads Of
machinery and lumber have arrived
and more are expected In q short
time The Fairbanks Morrison peo-
PIE are putting up the big mill and
guarantee that II win crush 40 tons
OF gold-bcariug ore a day
Mr.. Parker states that II the spur
track Is extended 20 Cherry Creek
from the Nevada Northern line the
camp will grow considerably. The
people OF Cherry Creek are very anXi-
Gus 10 have the branch line built and
the matter is now being taken up by
the railroad authorities There are
several big properties In that district
that win ship great quantities Of ore,
providing the spur Is built
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AT THE CEDAR.
New Superintendent h Doing Good
Work in Beaver Mine.

New Superintendent l. Doing Good
Work in Beaver Mine.
The management Of the Cedar Mining
company has expressed considerable
satisfaction over the record being made
by the new superintendent, Mr.. Hickok.
II was stated today by W. H. Jones.
one Of the directors and "a large share
holder I'm the property. that since the
new superintendent took charge he has
sunk the incline shaft 100 feet the total
depth now being about 800 feet. Tho
incline Is going down In ore which APP
pears 10 be retaining the good values
found nearer the surface.
Mr. Jones stated that the shipments
~ ore during August amounted TO five
car loads which Melted the company
around g 600 "a car. The output during
the present month should exceed the
August record for the reason that the
mine is in much better shape than II
ever has been before and besides the
machine drills have been placed I'm
operation which makes 10 possible 20
make progress more rapidly than here
tofore.
General Manager y. Hanchett ~ the
NoWhousc mines has returned from
brief business trip to Colorado.
MN Manager Kettles Of the New
house mines and family. have returned
from an outing on Weber river
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UNCLE SAM CON.
MOVES UPWARD
TintiC Stock In Demand at Prices
Above Those Recorded
Yesterday.
BECK TUNNEL SoFTENS.
More Rumors About Dlvidend-sloux
Con Holds Its Own-Closlng
Quotations and Sales.

The real feature Of the forenoon
trading on the floor fine salt Lake
stock & Mining exchange today was
supplied by Uncle sam Consolidated.
This stock suffered a slight reaction
yesterday. but when the exchange
opened for business today. Do was very
evident that the day would not pass
without at least a partial recovery
Several brokers had orders 60 buy at
the market and upwards Of 1000
shares changed hands az $3.50. clos
ing on the transfer Of 100 shares at
s1.55. There seems TO be a whole lot
Of uncertainty about Beck Tunnel
Rumors are prevalent that the direc-
tors will certainly pass the dividend
this month. For that reason. and in
the absence Of anything official to the
contrary. the stock has been tagging.
It sold down to SI92ia and was offer
ed freely az S1.95. Sioux Consolidated
held It's own very we'll but Mountain
Lake failed to shown any percepible
recovery. Colorado moved up again
slightly. while Bullion Beck found taxi
ers at S2.S5 and Columbus Consolidot-
ed at Sass. Among the unlisted
stocks. Ohio Copper and Uintah Treas
ure Hin were the only ones to record
sales: the former at SAYS and SASS
and the latter az 80. BIN and 40 cents.
The closing quotations ana sales
were:
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Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

Tho Articles OF Incorporation provide
Tor payment Of a dividend % t7ih cents
per share on the preferred stock sept
3oth. 1901. and quarterly thereafter. Tho
par value ot the stock is $40 per share.
Dividend on preferred stock are cumu-
lativc. that is. Or not paid 40 end n
any quarter must be- made up ana paid
to the owners OF preferred stock before
any dividend can be paid on common
stock.
We can buy you reasonable amount
0rom ! 90 1000 shared % thia stock no
about o. per share. when money S. nor
NAL IN an parts ~ our country the opin-
i0n ~ men best qualified Co. judge is That
this stock win readily sell for from $40
90 tii per share. The umo 10 buy IS
when you can get the stock CHEAP
THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW.
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CONCENTRATES.

c. r. Newell. the Fay. Nevada min
ing operator. is I'm the city on a brief
bushes trim.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a.
Company were. Crude ore ana con-
centrates. $4,000. base bullion, $4,000.
Walter James Of the Black Rock
Copper company ana a well known
merchant al Black Rock Willard coun-
ty, is In the city on business trip.
william w wantland has gone 10
Baltimore In response 20 telegram
announcing the serious illness Of his
mother.
The management of the Eagle Bird
mine Con north Bingham have reported
"a strike OF high grade gold ore in that
property. The find was made I'M the
bottom ~ am incline shaft I'm a vein %
feet wide. Two feet of this vein APP
pears Go contain some high grade
values BOB gold.
Frank J.. Wilson Of the Lucy l.. and
other properties in the Deep Greek
mining district has returned from "a
trip o. the big mining region ln the
western part ~ Juah and Tooele coun-
tics Tie reports 60 great deal OF ACTIVE
ity Boo that country and states that j..
w. Clarke has been looking over some
properties in the clifton section.
Richard Stingley, who has been idcn-
tined with The NcWhouse mines the
greater part OF the past five or six
years. but who has been engaged more
recently in the mercantile business at
Garfield. IS about 10 engage On the min
ing brokerage business in this city Re
win Join with Arian Pembroke in the
enterprise and Don q few days the arti-
Giles OF Incorporation OF the Sungley-
Pembroke company win be filed boo the
proper county and state offices
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THE NEVADA HILLS.
What a Camp Paper says About Big
Producer.

Producer.
The Fairview News contains me
interesting information about the Ne
vada HIS mine at Fairview. New.
II says.
To-day they are handling the Rreat-
est quantity OF Gre, and e Is by far
richer ON the average than even in
the first days OF the strike, when the
assays were exciting so much m
ment.
THE Slopes have widened into great
bodies OF ore that yield so much at
each shot that a sufficient number OF
muckers cannot work 20 remove the
product This week the output reached
the greatest yet. when the careful
checking up showed that 90 tons in a
hours was being taken out OF the
mine Not only this but u o. a Fact
that sn much rich ore is being mined
that Slo0 ore e. now being thrown into
the dump formerly the lodging place
Of am ores under $50 per ton. Il VIII
not be possible 20 remove from The
ground the output that goes into the
sack better than $50 and often equal
90 $3.50 and from this on the 500 o'e
viii 90 into the dump. and await he
period of 90 days after the expiration
Of the lease. n which the MANAGEMENT
viii be- permitted to remove tho cut
put.
"The force Of ore eorter- has been IN
creased 90 rs. while six men are em-
ploycd In sackirg tho bins are ful to
overlooking constantly. IN now looks
as n tho lease would. during the last
30 days ~ has to run more than double
the average maintained for the m nth
of August
AT present 20 is absolutely certain
that tho stockholders OF this c1mpHuy
will receive a divIdout i1rEa enough
fortune "
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REGULAR p. NJ SALES
Ajax 5OOW34
Grand Central 20OGA35.
Lower Mammoth. t00M3.2O.
May Day. tl00~67, 50006s, buy
or 30
Sacramento. 100000.
Uncle Sam Con- tO001.52is.
Beck Tunnel 1OOd1.95; 5OOM1.92ik.
seller 80
Bullock 2.00OOn5.
Colorado, 10OM746
Crown Point 3O0M1.05.
Mountain Lake. 6OO0 co.
South Columbus. 4Su1.75.
Sioux Con. 2.OOOa55i 90Oa56; 600
d57.
Seven Troughs lOOTf6. 200mAT:
t,500N48: l.0O0mAVih
Wabash, l0Od17. 100dt5ts.
Yankee Con. 10000; lO0063; 80
u66.
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coMpAN1Es pIsINcoRPoRATE.

-Four mining companies of the state
coasot to exist today by order or
Judss Rtchio who rendered DEGREES
dIssoIvne the corporations known az
the Ben Harrison Gold q copper Min
inr a Milling company the stockton
cold Mining a. Milling company the
Beaver Consolidated Mining company
ana ths lion Consolidated Mining COM
pany THE stockholders I'M each come
ranN presented "a petition Co the court
asking chat tho corporation be- dis
solved. hence their dissolution was vol-
uUtafK.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Sept 6.-Hogs, estimated re-
ccIpts 5000, market j0l9c higher LghL
6g5H6D: mixed and butchers. 5.I0a6.5j;
heavy J10G.2i, rough. b.J0do.0i pigs,
5.GU6. O.. bulk. 5.30ud15.
Cattle. estimated receipts 1900; market
steady Hccvcs. 4.l004.15. cows and heif-
ers. ald5.g. Texans 10000. west
erus 000G.O0. stOckcrs and feeders. Goa
.O0. calves GuJH1.15.
sheep estimated receipts, 5000, market
steady sheep. 3.2J05.S0, lambs. 5.0on7.6;
ycarIugs. 5.l0n6 81.
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BINGHAM STANDARD.
Company T. Cleaning IN options ON
Bingham PROPERTY.

II was learned late yesterday after
noon that the Bingham Standard Cop
per company had made anal payment
on the Julia S. group ~ claims embrace
ing about $50 acres and it has come
from "a perfectly reliable source that
tho anal payment on the Deems prop
crty viii likely be made during tho
present week The company is clean
inR up au of it's outstanding options
preparatory To- the transfer NJ the prop
GRAY On the new bingham Central
Standard Mining company.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. G-The wheat market
opened steady. The initial quotations
were slightly higher on buying by COM
M asiou houses and shorts but later cas-
ed on ON selling 10y a prominent broker.
cables werc lower ana prices Of cash
wheat were easier the bear side OF the
market being encouraged by favorable
crop adviccs from Argentina December
wheat opened i,Ni1 higher at ssi4 20 y9ls
and sold at ni.us9it.
Local receipts were "A cars.
The corn market opened firm and fairly
active but later prices eased on IN sym
pathy with wheat. December corn opened
"a higher al CHS and sold of 20 Goa aces.
The early feature OF the oats market
was the selling OF May option by commits
sion houses. This was partially offset,
however. by scattered shorts buying. De-
cembcr cats opened 1isMlh higher at
53a, n5s7s and sold on 20 533. ASA.
The provisions market was neglected
for some time after the opening October
pork was 10 lower at 1855. October lard
was 2is down AZ SOFA Ribs were un-
changed az 2la lower az S.6llE0b $50.
Tho wheat market rallied about the
middle OF the session ON the report that
the foreign demand for cash grain and
futures had revived The close was
strong with December "a higher at LOOK
Corn prices recovered the greater part
of the early loss and closed steady with
The December option unchanged 20 Is low
Cr' lat tial n9ts.
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aoLDFIELD STRIKE.
Looks Now M II Trouble viii BE
Brought o. an End.

Reno. New. Sept G.-At n confer
ouoe here between George Wingheld,
IT, s. Senator Nixon and Atty Bry-
ant for the Consolidated Mines come
pauy. and McEmnon Vice and Hamil-
ton Tor the GoIdneld Miners union, an
agreement was reached for the torml-
nation of the strike boo the Mohawk
and Combination mines OF Goldheld,
which De- believed win end the strike,
as 10 ls Thought hy both sides that tho
union WNl rltify the action of lts conn
mlttrr. Tho best of foollng marked
tlc conference. and both sides are
highly catod
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QUARTERLY REPORT OUT.
Local shareholders Of Tonopah Ex-
tension Have Received H.

Extension Mining company are Boz re-
cclut of COPY of tho quarterly roe
port of General Manager Donald n
GiIlcs which shows that tho receipts
from ore sales during May amounted
10 $40 532 0H. ln May f2a,1A0f6. in
July. sl3Ot3I1. while the cash on hand
at inc close OF business Aug 4
amounted to N08bsl25.
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GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate ard Commercial Stocks and
Bonds we desire your orders Tor anv-
thing in our line.
Rooms sl2-5l8 Templcton Building.
Phone Bell So.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Edward Martin ta Christine Martin.
part az l0t h. block 80 plat b. etc..
"a. n clark t0 Louisa b Neck lots
i6 etc.. block o. Fast park.......
YESTERDAYS
Eliza D.. Chamberlain 10 the Mt
Olympius Fruit q J.. s. Farm co..
land section M. township . south.
range I east ..s..........t...... ....
Edward b. Benson tO Frank Al Bare
rcll part Doe I. block lh plat D... On
CHRIS a. Jenkins to George W.
Reed. part Dot O. block t2 plat A.. Hl
j. w. Frauklgud 60 @. ~ Heast0n
pratt lut g. block z, plat H.......... in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

on account Of wire trouble no clos
ing quotations on eastern stocks was
received up TO "a late hour this after
noon The market for the coppers,
however. was fairly strong.
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Tonopah Nevada. 1ls bid: Montana
Tonopsh. 290a2q2ia Tonopah Exten-
sion. lG001G5. MacNamara, n bid,
Midway. 1901. T0nopah Belmont. $50
bid. Tonopah North STAR 19 bid. Ohio
Tonopah. Gas. West End Cons, 20
asked Rescue, - bid. Touopah d CALI
forn8. 4 bid. Golden Anchor 11Q12;
Jim Butler. Sass; Cash Boy. o asked
Home. 10 a sked. Boston Tonopah. 4
bid: Monarch Pitts Extu.. bid; Gold
en- Crown z bid
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New York sept 6.-Sugar raw, firm.
Fair refining 3.42; centrifugal, 392; mo-
lasscs sugar 3.06.
Reuncd-Stcady. Crushed, $50; powder
od $40. graduated. 500
Conce-Steady. No. q Rio Gs; No. 4
Santos US. molaEses, firm. New Orleans.
&,0Is
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~ TRANoIsoo MARKET.

james A. Pollock q Co. furnish the
following quotations from say Fran
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YESTERDAYS
A. g. CAMPBELL
stock Broker. 2i6 ID. n. Walker Block

Bird-Cowan 90.
Custom Assayers and chemista 100
South West Temple 81
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gro. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERs, "a 10. So. Temple. Both
phones 30.
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sandstorm. 5000; Mohawk. 1919
asked Colorado Min. 81 bid. Jumbo
Ext I.S0n1.S2. Nornal 1911:
Pennsylvania. 3 asked; Goldheld Min
ing CO.. 100 bid. Kendall. % bid;
Booth. 43. Blue Bun. 36U37; Adams.
l4N15; silver Pick. 56d57, May
Queen. 10 bid; Nevada Boy. 7HSt
Black Butte Ext. 1NS. Blue Bell. is
a19A Dixie. 6 bid, Goidheld Column
bia. 25 bid, Hibernia. SM9; ST. Ives.
So bid; Conqueror "a bid BLACK Rock,
6 M 6, Lone star % bid. @. Wonder,
2 "a 9. Potlatch. 40 asked; orc. n bid:
Kendall Ext. "a g sandstone Ext. 3
asked Mayne 6 bid; Atlanta. 90 asa;
CT. Bend. 70d11; Simmeronc. % asked
Empire, l2a13. Red Top Exten.. 2102S;
Florence. 4.g004.g5; D'held y. b. Con.
2602s Goldheld Daisy 1.51i5Ml 60; La
guua go asked. Commonwealth p
asked; Comb. Fraction. . .30U2 80. Ct
Bend ENteu.. 14n15. CT Bend Annex.
asked, y. p. Bonanza, las Kewa-
hos, So asked; Esmeralda. 10 bid. Port
land. 20m25. Crackeriack. 21d23, r..
Mohawk 100 asked; Red HIS, 56W5S;
Mohawk ENteu., II bid: l. Dillon. -
bid; Y. Tiger. 2OQ22; Grandma, l90
20. S. p. EXten., 109; Y Rose. 90lO.
Col Mt. Exten., 3 bid. Goldheld Con.
18Th 7.7O Dfeld Triangle. 200I.
BULLFRoG.
Original. 5d6; BullfroR Mining ll0
-: Mont. Bullfrog. 3d4. National Bank,
20 asked; l.. Harris. gas: Amethyst,
p asked: Gold Bar. 5Od60; Steinway,
g asked. Denver Bullfrog Annex, 9
asked Bonnie Clare, 4Oa41; Mayiower
Con. 34U35; Montgy. Sha. EXten. 6u7;
G.. Scepter. 10 bid; p. Diamondneld, 70
asked. Homestake Con, 30 bid; Y.
Girl. 5d6 Nugget 4 bid; Tramp Con-,
37@39. Victor. 10 asked North Star. 8
asked. Sunset. 5m6
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CANNON a CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers Is ID s. Tenn. Both Phones
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Ophir. t07ia n1IO: Mexican. S0
co, Gould & Curry. 2S029; Con. Va,
80N6l: Savage. 950 90; Hale & Nor
cross. los T1.OTia; yellow Jacket,
10 bid. Belcher 26m2e; Sierra Ne
vada, 466iS; Union a.
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Tho resort for you Labor Day Is
Faltair
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y. n. Snow a Co.. Stock Brokers
~ Commercial Biz Both Phones 1873
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r. AZ. WEST a CO, stock brokers
D " Walker Blk, Both 'ph0nea Of
dee ana residence
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IUday'S Metal Quotations

tocsi settHnr prices a. reported
~ The American Smelling and Re
aiming company
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S1.25-FOrmer Price So, 90

SPECIAL NOTE-Any paid up
subscriber Of the Deseret News
DAILY Saturday or Semi
Weekly can have the book at
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Postage, 35c extra.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-02-22
LOSS OF STOCK UNUSUAL.
South Dakota Men Hope for Warm
Weather Now

The farmers who come to Sturgis
for supplies from 100 miles around
say that the winter has been a very
severe one on stock, and that some OF
the people who had not prepared to
feed their cattle and horses and other
stock will suffer greatly.
Some of the farmers say they have
been feeding their sock for the last
three months. and have used up all
the hay and are now feeding straw.
Some of the cattle are very weak, and
should the spring SHOWS prove to be
deep or more cold weather set in. hun
dreds of head of stock will die. but
should the weather prove mild for the
rest of the winter and the coming
spring the herd owners will come
through with a percentage of loss only
a little above the average for previous
years.
All of the country to the north is
rapidly filling up with settlers and af-
ter this year the free range will have
become a thing of the past.