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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
SONG Gbparo aap / 2grooas bel

Song Gnnarb CAB l 2srbogs ben
itsrite SrfIuftsfeit iom rimeIignis
uogenitroe bar beret orraneeret !
englonb al en- eufeIt Maro. Oper
1000 inoblrSne @i9Iter famIeSes /
ben berIi8e Garf peo @inoior Slot.
8fpiterne fra 2onoon beforSrebes no
til 8inoior meo 10 itore ertratog.
Warge Cons al @Iomiter bar briigt
til 0eforatiotter Of SeIte oa 2pItbufe
! SGotsporfen. 9lanSt ~frenuneoe
fpriteIise Beriorter, iom bar tilitebe.
Dor Song GbuIalongforn af Clam oe
Brins anbreas al @~r9fenIarb, men
ben Hanbt @i9iterne, iom bar Glen.
itarS for melt Spmerfiombeb, bar
NOT Inerifaneren Rarf Spain.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

SiGIp, iom 9oraei fsrite Rrffc from
ger; 2atoet fnn pelit NOT biGlpe fl
ieIb. Gesuben pbeS Der paa forifiel
Iige Maoocr eanife meeet til Rorse
Sorm4af Siplp allereoe MI. Get ba'
oct belle ditto prret inaIe6es, at nna,
Der er no8et iprIist arnp poa gSorif
arerifanerne | Den RetninG iaa poe
De piIligt naurIpmrbeIit. De pil mer'
emo gierne bore meo at Iinbre 9so
naar lllpffen er noe, % Der loretta
ges besuoen til S~taSigbeo Snofam
Itneer til oaeboonbe gpgoesiemeo
9orge.
~Geecrab. Soften" BIZ life ppr,
me6 at iIau folot @artb poa no9er
8Ion eIler gebe9eIie, iom peser | oer
Irigtige Retnins; tpertimob; men nool
Der er Gale ON at feire ben norife Sri
BEDS % 5remffribtsaanb poa Sun
6reoeoorsoaeeu FOR 8runbIooenS
SiIblipelie, joa bar bi rprmeit tenft
os, at bette flnt6e pi BOA 6en iimpIeite
% ~enfleite Wanoe gisre peo at reiit
ct Winoesm4rfe poa gorif Sorobtuo.
ion firnbe itna Der iom ct 8iones'
bpr6 ON, at oi life bar ppret uberert
of rorif ltbpifltna, ieIp ON ri Ieper
ubenfor S9breIanbet. ct faobant
Norurpert frnoe gierne bore en-
.SfoIe, bpis Roree life aIlercoe poo
bette Smrao6e par iua bel forigreet,
at Der life go6t fan t9nfes at bore
ncaet @ebop FOR ben. On bore eene
Born ! noeen itsrre ltSitrGfnine ifiiI.
DC npbe eobt al Stltbier 90 SfoIesone
/ Ror9e, ioa bIeb bette life beS en-
SfoIe efer ori-erifanif Wsniter; tbi
SooSoune Sfoler bar ut 10 nof Of Der;
De ptlSe isse ben I'll be allerebe beitoa-
enSe norife SBoIer, og onerior ben
NltIigbeb, at Der bIanbt Rorges ling
bonn ifi,l6e bore noser, oberoGtteS
Srang til ct anerifonif College, fnn
man, iprn antpSet, biihtof in6tiE hi.
bepe fGtte ct Spsr9smdlstegn.
Set greieite piIbe npauffe bore, at
man Der | 2anoet iomIebe ct rimeIiet
geIsb-I lao os iiee $4,000 q $4,000
DcIlars - til ct Rommnent for en-
eller anSen NartS, bbas Rann | frem-
tr96eube @rao er fupttet til Georges
SremitriStsiaga I oct 196e @arbrn.
breSe. Dette pilSe pere f~orboISsois
meget lettere ooerfomreligt og |
mango Senieertber tieue SormaaIet
beore eub en- Rfliorsape. Set oiIoe
ioalebes ooerfor Horge pere ct Bib.
nesbprb ON, at 9en9e. oa IaaSitrpb
life er BET eneite, ri er optoget of Per
I bet norife Insrifa.
Sg ON ot ffirIbe aisre @lbor al al
reaIiiere Senne SaHfe, iao bible oi
foreiIaa, at Ser relies ct Ronureut
for ben 0aono, iom rtmeItgpis bar
soet en- itsrre SnSfIpoelie paa BEN po-
Iitiffe llhoiflin9 | Iorge emo nosen
miben -Soban SberSrup.
Ser ntIbe bore ioa meget itsrre
SpforSrtn9 til netop at rctie Sber.
orlp ct ioobant Ronument, iom bans
@inbe biemme | @oree biSieIig life
er bIepen pPrnet ON, iaaIeSes iom oct
mtrSe.
"3ecorabBoiten" uH benitile til
ben 9ourtte, iom Of Sr. Mrctquber
bIeo oprpGpnt til at ietteiigt SpiSfen
for SltSfamItreen til en- gantionaI.
sape til Norse boa $arnbreSemrsba.
gen, OF ooeroeie oe,ute Cog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

Gfterjpm aareue gaar og Slrrtore'
beaorsSasen for Sen ncrife @runS-
Ioos @eotoseIie pna giSsooES ! 1914
n9rner iis, begpnber Der o9iaablarrot
Be her iii 2an6et rSponoreoe gaorb.
mano at hire fig en- Srong til at min
beg GibsooIosnerfet poa en- euer an
Den Meoaoe oeS n9prte Gnleoning.
observation-disclosures bar li9eiom ale
norife en- Iterf SaIeIie at, at De fpiSer
geaioenbeberne I 1914 oberunaSe
meaet, os uSen Senipn til be Sirefte
ssorSeie. De ieIp fan baoe bapt al bisie
gegioenbeoer % af ben rige llooif.
ling, icm De sap Stshet til, ion er
be notmdigpis fauniot goSe norife 90.
t~rioter, at Sc meS @IaSe 90 StoItbeo
5ar beret @iSne til De Spemffriot ion
Rorge bar giprt poa be forifielige
SmrodSer | &roft at @rrnoIopsorr.
fet pan Gibspolo.
Oct bar 6erfor at peute, at mar
oct mi Iafter moo SltnbrebemrsSogen
for 5en ueit epcfesisrenSe SilbrageIie
rpere norft Siftorte. at be ba billie
bore meS oe bibrage fit til, at beune
Dag frenfnr- rcsen urben Tan bIioe
en- g GmTtuseus0 Dug ngioa for
Iorbrnrub llbenfor Rurge- err Dag,
ba bele Den r,orife SoHeIegt Iieeiom
fan iarnIes til Strone boa bet SteS,
fpur 6rbreEanSets SribeS bIeo eien-
fs6t, pg gner err Of os Fan rGfte en-
8Iouft't til SnSer8traufet ON aauIe
9ior Ropge$ 9onbe-
MIe CT ptt erriee ON, atncget ben
Ertrir8,bsr sisnes, men bet BID poa
ben onSeu Sibe iitfert btie fig NOT
iosonifeIigt at ftnSe Den rette Sorm
for en- ionSaR SptrGSen. Ser er
oIere6e fra fIere Sob f~reuttorruret
furfog ON, pua brfIfen Whnabe ri
bgr eribe So9eu on. Set er iooIebe8
bIt foreiIooet, at N ifuIoe inrIe en-
rbpre Rcrgef1m til SpetteIie al Ct
College efter omeriforff Reuiter pao
Gi6aoI6, 90 ct cuSet SpriIag coar
,to poo, ct hi ber itRruFe gSorge en-
THGior Dollars til TaT@prtntng,
GtogpIoutrtn6 o. I. b 9ette er alt.
fQmuler r1eget frart 90 beIurert, o.
bt tUaer trQeuIlmSe BOO, at briIter
for FcTt al H4sie Waner bISe foo
flor GI1atnin, ON @eongeIIer fom
~forJauGt, otSen Ueo bragt irS Sao ct
5uoHF Saor. 9oa tltrHe oct maaIfe
oGrs ct Gp6roSmnoI, ON 6ct Los fla
gi6re Of iouIe ioa ma8et iore en- Til.
lion Dollars I'll rtoset SIuss Gor.
u1oaI, life forSt @iIicn eIIer eonen
marSIer, men for0t pope Self Dor ioo
ipreSt cg roer boa I'm Slant er 'oo
ftGrtt cptoget Of andre Sntere8ier, Of
oct StI5e bore forbur6et meo nmuae
90 ftore @orffeIigbeSer at faa oues
StmGrffontsS for Sogen; % Settc
oa6e BIIoe iaa omtrent ns5oenbiqt
ON ct foo tort geIb Tom BET an,
fsrte fhtibe tiIperbrinaes.
Ser Fan Ogiaa, iom fpelnboISt fra
onht Sob, bore berettiget Soil ON
bporDibt ben poatpnfte Rationolgaot
CberbcoeSet bsr antoae 5orm al er
geneebiGip Iii Rorge; bet er lift,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
gcb ben iocnife sisfrissHole

aarlbcrg er Der observation-disclosures iio.
~trufiet mango neutrality-suspicious.
te~lesraferes fra Stocfbolm. Ser poa.
itoaes, at bet belle ifrioer iig fra iiren
Scott, 90 ieniationelle 8effploninger
er fremiot, ba oct iamrre ogino b9note
THOR. On llnoeriegelie er beororet
iperfiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

Raar Se ftriner til Gbertes
penbe, iaa bar iaa neuIi9 at
meobeIe, at Sc iaa beres
GSertisfemert / "9eeorabSPos
item. Set iitrer Dem ben
bebite @ebonSltug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Weam -Gipeoitioneu.
@aIter

@ellmon taegraferer fsIeenSe til i'd
9lao "Gbieasp Recorb SeraIb" fra I'll
Sooeofoarter poa S~pitSbereer, oio
Sromss ben 21be Stunt: "8i anfcm
bio til 8unifsen Den Soc Stunt efter.
at baDe bant enbeI 9rpSeri meS Grip.
lien. 8i fanbt Selir Riienberg %
bans to @amerater | beofte 8eIgua.
enbe og oIting beo SopeSfparteret |
goo Sorfotning. Oct itore 9a[Ion.
bus er ,tifobt, ifisnt iterfe Storme
bar beriet Der giennem 8interen. 81.
ben Dor Infomft bertiI bar geirei
n9ret paftert, og Sorberebelierne 9aar
MI roll fra SaanSen. af bore Ga.
ger bar intet toget Staoe paa 9eier
bertiI. St ierroer "Sritbiof" tiIbage
til Sromss efter be 20 it6iriTte Sun.
De" - Sra Sromss telegraieres Den
22oe, at "Sritbiof" er fornet tiTbcge
bertil ~ogspenber allerebe ianlme 9oa
tiIbo9e til Spitsbergen meo be iibiri.
tie Sunoe. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Sra uolanoet.
NeneraI gppth.

General Booth, Sreliesurmeens
ODerbopeb, penbte / iorrige liee til.
bage til 2onoon fra fin Reiie omfring
Sorben. Gan bonner mi life til at
foretoee flere fore Snipeftiousreiier,
1iQer nan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
WammeI girIh betaIt. FRO etoef.

WuHmcI 'SlGi0 befalf. tSro Stocf.
boIm telegroferes Den 21be SUM, al
Den ipenife Staggering MI bar betoIi
gpen 2pbef en- @i9Io pon 10000
Sloriner. iom Speniferne brep fiji.
oige for 5oripnineer til srneen lin.
Der ariaen | 1918. Otter en- Sraf.
tat, iom affIutteoes / 1852 ifudoe
oenne @iGIbs afsisreIie ubftoa, iao.
lGnge Graftaien foo peo 4raft, %
ioar ubleb ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Srebsfonfereneen | Saaa liable

Sreosfpnfereueen ! Sang baSbe |
Snsoags fin fsrite SoerraifeIie, ibet
General Soraoe 8orter paa De Sore.
nebe Staters @egne erflGreSe, at ban
forbebolbt fig Ret til ienere at fore.
bringe Spsrasmaalet ON Srbifrenf.
ming at &rigSruitningerne % IiaeIe.
bes SpsresmaaIet ON SnSfrGbning
at 8iGI6 | ct fremmeo 9onS beS
wsogt (ben iaafaIbte 8ro9o-8 oftrin).
9ette Sfribt fra Den omeritanife 9e.
legations SIDE bate / 8egpnSeIien
meeen 6orlmbrins, men oct betegner
bog life nosen Soronbring / De Sore.
neoe Staters SoIbniu9 til SiSle
SpsrgSmaal. ia oct betpoer fife en-.
gang, at Dor Regierin9 bar fpreiat iig
abiolut at presie frem SisSe Spsrgs.
mudl til SrsfteIie, Den snIfer bare
belt ira fsrit Of at baoe Retten berta
itauerrSe aoben. - &%onferencen bar
mi mbiat fire arbeiSstomiteer: en-
&oISatftSfomite meo SrauifmanSen
Bourgeois iom Sornmnb, en- 2anS.
tri8Stomite nreS geIgisren 8eerroert
Tom Soruparb, EFT Sisfriesfomite meo
Stolisneren @reo SorrieIi iom Sor.
nDortb og Ell &omite for @enferfonSen.
ttonen meb &usieen @rof. De Rar.
tens iou SornnnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

Spanssitprs al Set samIe SIaaS
er fioeu Sllmaens SplsSnina otter
bIet tnbfSrt | RltsIanS. en- feiierlig
lltas, fom uoitebtes / forrige llge,
GAP 8uuernsrerne | arfangel, Sob.
goroo, Slnet3, Bifoo, &paSon. Smo-
LENT. Soer 90 DaroSlao ertraorSinGr
Rpuoiebeo til paa eeen Saqnb at
iuobrage aoiier, opIsie WsSer,
I~anoSforpiie "mistenfeIiee~ 8erIo.
ner, iIGsee NlIIfter. ibsmme Straf-
fe paa op til ire Raanebers S9ngieI
% Ret til peb administrative Sor.
bolbsregIer Of taae andre Sfribt, iom
futbes nsbbenbise til SpretboIoeIieu
at ben oiientIiee go oe Srber. uben
&c bebsoer at N til Retterue." Sette
eioer | 8irfeliebeoeu fuIbItenSig
Selpberifermaet til 8nbernsrerne
ale rusiiffe Brooiuier, bpor life
Srtsslopen ! en- elIer anoen SfiffeIie
aIlerebe er prpflameret. % alt Der.
tc or iorauitoItet, life iaa meget for
Of opretboIoe &o 90 SrSea, iom for
at binbre be liberaIe BARTER | at rel.
ie en- aattation bIanSt Solicit imoo
ben Of Reeiertusen ontpoebe npe
@aIgIop, bporpeo Gsaren baaber at
funne ifaffe flo en- ~tonierpatip % Ip.
big 3uma.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
NJ ew LaboratCrY.

A new metallurgical laboratory is be-
ing fitted up at the State School of Mines
in this city that will give the students
practical experience with all modern
mining machinery and machinery for
the treatment of ores.
The south end of the east building will
be used and the room is now being
thoroughly remodeled. A concrete floor
has been put in so that the new ma
chimes will set on a solid foundation.
Among the machinery that will be in
stalled will be blast furnace, roasting
furnace, reverberatory furnace, stamp
battery, gyratory and jaw crushers, rolls
tube, mill, blower, compressor, centri-
fugal pumps, gigs, concentration tables
and cyanide filter press. Part of the
machinery is now here and the remain.
der will be received this fall.
In the heating plant, which is located
just east of the school building, is being
installed lighting and power plant
driven by steam turbines that will light
the buildings and furnish power to drive
the machinery.
1t is the intention to have the new
laboratory completely fitted up during
the present school year and the new ad.
dition will make this school one of the
very best equipped in the cohntry.-Ra.
pid City Journal.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
working on Freight Rates.

The South Dakota board of railway
commissioners held an adjourned meet
ing at Rapid City last week to take tes-
timony and further consider the matter
of a reduction or adjustment of freight
rates to apply west of the Missouri river
in South Dakota. Commissioners w. Ii.
Smith of Miller and w. G. Smith of Stur
gis and the secretary w. II. Stanley of
Sioux Falls were present, as were also
numerous jobbers and shippers of Rapid
City and other Hills towns and repre-
sentatives Of the Burlington and North
western railways. w. III. Tompkns and
w. w. Rule, representing the CONNER
cial Club of Rapid City presented the
case in behalf of shippers Of Black Hills
and A. &. Johnson, general freight and
passenger agent of the Rapid City and
railway and General At.
torney Kelby of the Burlington, address.
ed the commissioners and submitted
data on behalf of their respective roads.
The hearing was continued until the
regular meeting of the commission to be
held in Sioux Falls on Oct. 81.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
Pioneer Gone.

J.J. Williams, the old time pioneer
and we'll known citizen of the Black
Hills, died at st. Joseph's hospital in
Deadwood on October 18th after an ILL.,
ness of five months. He was member
of the Society of Black Hills Pioneers,
and many kind friends made his life as
pleasant as possible during his declining
days. He was 81 years of age, having
been born in New Jersey in 1910.
Mr.. Williams was one of the first set
tiers in the Black Hills, having entered
the home of the Sioux at Custer in De-
cember, 1874, with a party from Sioux
City under the leadership of General
Gordon. He was one of the locators of
the original townsite of Deadwood.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Especially Reported for This Paper by
Clay, Robinson & Company Live
Stock Commission.
soUTH OMAHA, oct. 2i, 1907.

SOUTH OMAHA, Oct 2i, 1907.
The liberal receipts Of cattle last week
were taken care of in very good shape,
especially the better classes which form.
ed but small percentage of the run.
Good kinds of feeders and beef steers
met with only slight decline, 10 GG l5c,
but the ordinary run Of light and me
dlum weight steers as well as cows and
heifers suffered drop of Is a. 2Oc, and
in some cases fully quarter. There
are very liberal receipts today, IL 600
and the market is fully a dime lower
on the larger part of the offerings Good
killing steers are selling at S. 90 @ So. so !;
fair to good $500 "a $500; good to
choice heavy feeders $5 so fair to good
&.75 @ $500; good to choice medium
weights $4 65 "a $500; fair to good 81 40
@ S4.65; good to choice light weights
1925 "a $3.50; fair to good 1915 a.
1925; good COWS and heifers $3.50 a.
S400.
There were liberal receipts of sheep
last week, but little change in prices.
There are about q 900 here today NUT.
ton is steady while feeders are shade
easier than last weeks close. Good
feeding lambs are selling at $3.50 @
%.l5; good yearlings $5 65 a. So.
good wethers $5l0 a. $3.50; good ewes
4.S5 (9 $5.l5; good feeding lambs Sc 100
a. $500 good yearlings S5.35 a. IS 60
good wethers 81 80 @ 500; good ewes
81 90 G9 81 40.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
Must Obtain q I,icansa.

superintendent Rankin of Wind Cave
has received directions from the Secre-
tary of the Interior that will be of gen
eral interest. He declares that the time
has arrived when persons carrying pas.
scngers to and through the park should
be required to pay reasonable compen-
sation 70. the privilege, the money aris.
ing therefrom to be utilized in the ad
ministration Of affairs of the park, and
particularly in the improvement of the
roads over which vehicles used in con.
veying tourists pass. All persons en-.
gagged in carrying passengers to the cave
will therefore be charged for the pri-
yilege after Nov. lst. Permits must be
obtained from the Secretary of the In
terior.-Hot Springs Star.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26

Judge Garland, of the United States
district court, has just handed down
decision denying the application of
Marion w. Savage for a temporary re-
straining order enjoining the pure food
commissioner of this state from enforc-
ing the law known as the stock food
law This law provides that the ingre-
dients of stock foods be printed upon
the packages. Marion " Savage, pro.
prietor of the International Stock Food
company, brought the action TO restrain
the enforcement of the law. This petit
tion has been denied and the pure food
commissioner will undoubtedly issue a
new order to retail dealers forbidding
them to sell stock foods which do not
disclose the ingredients composing the
same
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
For over SIXTY Y ears.

An old and welltried remedy Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been.
used for over sixty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, soften the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoae. Is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its
value is incalculable. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs
Act, June 30th, 1906. Serial No. 1898.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
NO Ii
"Pneumonia's Deadly Foe

bad so seriously affected my right lung"
writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, of Rural
Route l, Georgetown, Tenn, shat l
coughed continuously night and day and
the neighbor's prediction--consumption
seemed inevitable, until my husband
brought home q bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, which in my case prov
ed to be the only real cough cure and
restorer of weak, sore lungs" When
all other remedies utterly fail, you may
still win in the battle against lung and
throat troubles with New Discovery, the
real remedy. Guaranteed by j. f Pill
cher & Co., druggists. SOC and $l00.
Trial bottle free.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26

Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller In an inter
view recently Diseased, in most opti
mistic tones, the commercial and
financial condition OF the country He
speaks of its immense natural resources
and declares that the prosperity Of the
United States has not yet reached its
climax, that opportunities instead of
being past are multiplied thousand
fold. "The centralized corporation is a
necessity to progress" says the creator
OF the Standard Oil COM papy, aud on
this point he speaks brayely and
truthfully. The corporation supplants
individual effort in business as the
machine has displaced hand labor, and
however we may rail against corpora
tions no one cares to return TO primitive
conditions. That corporations are a
necessity in the complex life of this
generation no one but demagogue
attempts to deny. but the problem of
the day is to put the corporation in its
proper place where it will be the honest
servant of the public. Mr.. Rockefeller,
with that keen perception which has
made him the business genius that ne
is, sees the tendency of the times and
covers the whole case when he declares,
that 1T is incumbent upon them tthe
business interests) to convince our own
people that they are worthy of their fall
confidence as observers of law and
eonservators OF the genuine public
interest"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
Gold and silver Production.

George E. Roberts, who retired from
the position of director of the mint on
August l, 1907, has completed the com
piiation of the statistics on the produc-
| ton of gold and silver in the various
states and territories in the United
States for the calendar year 1906. Mr..
Roberts estimates the production Of
gold in the United States during the
calendar year 1906 to have been
S94, 1873 800 as against SSS, $50, 700 for the
calendar year 1905, net gain in 1906
of $685. 100. The principal gain was in
Alaska, which amounted to S6,439, 500.
Nevada's gain in gold was $3,9l9,500;
Oregon $4,000; Tennessee, $22 300;
Arizona, S55,SO0; Virginia, $4,000 The
greatest loss of gold in any state was in
Colorado, where there was decrease of
S2,766700. The next largest loss was in
Montana, 1867 300 California lost
1864, 200 South Dakota, $4,000; Wash
ington, s267 00G; Idaho, $500, 500; North
Carolina, $3S, ,9O0 South Carolina, s2l,.
500; Georgia, S7ll0O, and Wyoming,
$4,000.
The total production of silver in the
United States during the year 1906 is
given as 56,5l7,9O0 fine ounces of the
commercial value cf $3S, ,256, 400, as
against 56,l0l 900 fine ounces of the
commercial value of S35, ,22l ,976 in 1905.
The net gain in the production of silver
during the calendar year l906in Arizona
was 1863 800 ounces California, 435 500
Idaho, 5lO,60O, and in Utah, l,lSS, 200
The loss in the production of silver
during the year in Montana was 9l4, 400
ounces and in Colorado 495,000 ounces.
The average price of silver for the
calendar year 1905 was so 6l27 per o.,
as against S0.6753l for the calendar year
1906.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
MINES AND MINING.

John Trusx of the American Tungsten
Mining company, reports excellent pro-
gress made on his property, which is
situated about five miles east of Hill
City.
W. Ii. DeMure, of By county, Illinois,
Thomas and A. d. Read of Piper City,
ILL.,, L. w. McHenry of Giffera, Ill.,, and
Robert Clark, Of Indianapolis, Ind, all
heavy stockholders in the Ivanhoe Gold
Mining company, were here early in
the week inspecting the ground and
workings of the company. To CHRoN-
IcLE reporter they expressed themselves
as well pleased with the property.
General Manager l. w. Herber of the
Saginaw Gold Mining company has re-
turned from business trip to Denver.
While away he purchased some new
machinery, including a hoist, to take
the place Of that destroyed in the recent
fire. The hoist has a capacity to sink
1000 feet and will be great improve
ment over the one which has been in
use. The building is rapidly nearing
completion and will be ready to receive
the machinery when i arrives.
WILL REvoLUTIoNIzE ORE TREATMENT.
Mining men in all quarters of the
Black Hills, says the Lead Call, are eag-
erly watching the advent of the Dibble
Slime Filter, which is expected to revo
lutionize the treatment of ores in gen
eral and the cyanide process in particu.
lar. The machine is of massive simple
design. The complete process will be
automatic and continuous from begin
ming to end and the total cost of cyan.
iding a simple one, will be sixteen cents
a ton from the crushed ore to the bull
lion. If the ore is crushed for twenty
cents, as Mr. Dibble says it can be by
the Chilian mills manufactured by the
Downie. Wright people Of Rapid City,
the total cost from mine to bullion will
be less than thirty six cents per ton
Two of these machines are to be put in
operation at the Golden Reward mills
in Deadwood, and two more by another
prominent mining company operating
in the northern Hills.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
The Price of Health.

'The price of health in a malarious
district is just 25 cents the cost ofa box
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills." writes
Ella Slayton, of Noland, Ark. New Life
Pills cleanse gently and impart new life
and vigor to the system. 25c. Satisfac.
tion guaranteed at j. E. Pitcher & Co.
druggists.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-10-26
SPENCER GROUP SOLD.

81 have been in the Black Hills IS
years and this is my first visit to Hill
City," remarked ". II. Spencer Sunday
morning, to pencil pusher of the Har
ney Peak Mining News. Further con-
versation elected the information that
Saturday he sold for several thousand
dollars in cash, his group of claims on
Castle creek adjoining the property Of
the Golden West.
Conductor Mcclellan negotiated the
sale-the company being capitalists Of
Broken Bow, Nebraska. They will at
once commence building a boarding
house and making other improvements.
Miners will continue driving the tunnel
asst is estimated they will yet have to
go 80 feet before reaching the ledge MIR.
Spencer was drifting for. The tunnel
has already cross cut several veins of
ore carrying good values.
Mr. Buck also sold to the same COM
pany some ground adjoining the Spencer
group. Mr.. Spencer intends to spend
the winter in Arizona.-Hill City News.