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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
ALL INDIAN LANDS LOOKED UP
ON AS THE PROPER PREY
FOR LAND GRABBERS.
ONE BAD EXAMPLE IS GIVEN
A Man Grew Rich by Defrauding In
dians-Indians Financially
irresponsible.

Sulphur, Okla, Aug. 18.-"Every
inch of land owned by Indians is
looked upon as the legitimate prey
of land g%rabbers." This statement
made today by a member of the
committee Investigating the Indian
land contracts and was based on
revelations brought out during the
present inquiry.
"Some land grabbers schemes GER
tainly will be called to the attention
of congress, said the committeeman.
Zone man, we have learned, has
become rich. He kept a list of the
Indians who owned allotted land.
Whenever an Indian died, he rushed
into court, had a guardian appoint
ed and with the connivance of the
guardian demanded the land be sold
under a ridiculously low valuation
for a few hundred dollars.
"He has bought whole sections of
land. This man, who is only one OF
many, starting with no capital, now
owns 10000 acres for which he paid
the Indians no adequate compensate.
"As there are in Oklahoma some
thing like twenty million acres of IN
dian lands, it seems absolutely i'm
perative that congress should take
prompt steps to prevent further land
grabbing"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
GEOGRAPHY OF
SOUTH AMERICA.

The New York Sun remarks edi-
torially that many persons have
very erroneous notions as to geo.
graphical sizes and lengths in
South America. They have not the
slightest idea that Brazil is nearly
as large as the whole Of Europe,
that the distance between the north
and south ends Of Chile is as great
q that between the North cape of
EUROPE and Gibraltar, and that
steamers ply almost straight north
and south OF the Parana and its
Paraguay effluent for a distance
about equal to that between New
York and Omaha. Moreover, Para
xnay is four-ffths AZ large as Ger
many. Il 10 easy to see how depre-
ciation 81 South America was en-
couraged. For many years map
mixers thought that South Amer
Ia aid not amount to very much IN
comparison with North America and
unrope. % while they we're turning
al map after map Of different parts
q North America and Europe sor
ieree scales, they woul6 finally
1890 u south America and decide
tnseroWd the whole continent Into
as.xlesatlas sheet. This process
$40 the great Amason look yer!
.rnv beside cur widespreading Miss
fssippi. ~ long = geosraphers an .
$500 makers wsrs content g trea
south America Y this curs q
nnsry fashion. thers va. 9
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
POPULATION OF IOWA CITIES
BY CENSUS ENUMERATORs

Des Moines, Ia. Aug. 18.-The
population of Iowa cities given out
by the Ems bureau gives Des
Moines 86.368, an increase of a.
239, or 80 per cent. Davenport, 49,
OPS, an increase of 7,7774, or 22.l
per cent.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
McMURRAY ON THE STAND
IN HIS OWN DEFENSE.

Sulphur Springs, OKLA, Aug. Is.
j. F. McMurray, who had con-
tracts with the Indians giving him
fees of four million dollars, took the
stand before the congressional in
vestigating committee today. which
is probing the Gore charges.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
PASSENGERS
AND SEVEN sEAMEN DROWN.
In the Sinking Of a Spanish Vessel
Which Collided With Another
in q Dense Fog.

Gibraltar. Aug. 16.-Thirty-two
passengers and seven Of the crew OF
the Spanish steamer Maripo were
drowned by the sinking Of the yes
sell OF the Tarifa coast when the
Maripo collided with the German
steamer Elsa in . dense fog. She
foundered in fifteen minutes.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
JUDGE KERsTEN DISCHARGES
IS OF JURY PANRL
In Brown Bribery Case When He
Learns They Were APPROACH
ed About Views.

Chicago. Aug. 17.-Half of the
sixth venire of 100 men reporting
for jury duty in the Lee O'Neili
Brown bribery case told Judge Ker-
stem today they had been approached
by men trying to find out their views
Of the s The disclosures prom
Use a sensation. The Judge dis
charged Is OF the men. as he feared
It was impossible to get a jury that
was not packed. States Attorney
Wyman is to take the case before
the grand Jury.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26

Sulphur, Okla, Aug. 18.-Details
of a scheme by which the LAND grab
bers," organized to Systematically
enrich themselves at the expense of
the minor Indians, related at
the congressional investigation.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
CAMPAIGN BOOK
BORRoWs DOCTRINE.

DO1t1NOW0 DOOIININV
Washington, Aug. 18.-The DEM
ocratic campaign book issued today
is filled with insurgent republican
speeches, particularly Senator Dol.
liver's attack on the tarif and SEN
ators Cumming AMI LaFollette's crit.
icisms Of the railroad bill. The tar
III and the high cost Of living are the
main issues and Champ Clark's
speeches on the tarif r given
prominence.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
KING ALPHONSO ENGAGES
IN EMBASSY AT LONDON.

Stay Will be Indefinite Pending Re-
suit of Deadlock Between the
Government and Vatican.
London, Aug. liking Alfonso
of Spain has ordered apartments
put in readiness for him and Queen
Victoria at the Spanish embassy in
London for an indefinite stay pend
ing the result of the deadlock be-
tween the government and the vati-
can.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26

ASoS SA0 AA0S VI 6OhOAo o.
property outside Of corporate prop
erty is made up of miscellaneous
property ON the general assessment
roll. The corporate property assess
ment reaching $32,537,OO0, and all
the general list other than corpor-
ate being $305,180,326.
In the general list the items Of
gold and silver plate and plated ware
is shown at $10,858; not a very large
sum for the state. Watches. diam
onds and jewelry ts listed at $685.
Ill, going to about five times that
Of gold and silver plate. Moneys
other than those Of banks show up
at $959,607, which. with over sixty
million personal deposits in the
banks Of the state. Is not an sex
cessive" return. Bank stock valua-
tons : put at 4,064,906.
Tho figures Of the state board
through the slight changes In equal.
izations show an increase Of about
two million over the returns made
by the county auditors.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
COPENHAGEN SAILORS PLAN
A TWO WEEKS STRIKE.
When Every Sailor and Stoker Win
Quit Work in q Demand for
Higher Wares.

Copenhagen, Aug. ia two
weeks strike. when every sailor and.
stoker in Europe will quit work will
be proposed at the international con-
gress Of sailors and aremen here
next week. The object will be the
securing Of higher wages.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
MAYOR GAYNOR I'M.
PROVES; DOCTORS PLEASED.

Hoboken. N. J., Aug. 16.-Mayor
Gaynor Is improving and passed a
good night. The doctors are pleased
at his condition.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
GAYNOR PASSED A GOOD
RIGHT AND B MUCH BETTER

Hobcken, Aug. 1s.-Mayor Cay
nor passed q good night and his con-
dillon II satisfactory.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-26
If ye're feelin' kind O. blue,
Just keep still,
days in store for you,
Just keep still.

Lies stream is deep and wide
And you cannot change the tide.
Something you must abide
Just keep still.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-06

Young men, now is the time to
get in line and buy your suit or
overcoat, or both. Our values and
styles can not be surpassed, and
with this extra inducement, it is all
your gain.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-06

Mems best quality and make of
10c canvas gloves, special 7r
for this Sale at. v
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-06

Mems five cent kerchiefs' 312C
each, at. .............0 WV
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-06

dren'S Hose
l lot ladies cashmere hose, XXI
regular 75c value, at. ...... wv
l lot ladies' cashmere hose, U~
regular 25c value, at....... ~
l lot ladies' feeced hose, HO~
regular Csc value, at....... ~
lot ladies' cashmere hose, Der
regular 35c value, at. ...... ASN
l lot ladies' fleeced hose, T6r
regular 35c value, at. ...... NV
l lot ladies' cashmere hose, 2RN
regular SOC value, at ....... wv
] lot ladies cashmere hose, Roc
regular Coo value, at....... wv
lot 4s. 1adie Sc o1 1sine hose 42C
] lot infants cashmere hose, Qf~
regular Csc value, at .......
l lot children's and ladies' cassl-
mere feet and cotton top III
hose, regular 25c value, at. =
lot children's feeced hose, liz
regular 15c value, at 1850. "
! lot To-. 4 22o sl;n5 hose he resu. SOC
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23
Agriculture and Horticulture

II. Best 25 ears Boone coun-
ty white corn $500
Second .-.-.- --.--- 100
2entries-J. r. Heryford; I'd,
J. r. Coil.
2. Best rs ears Silver Mine $500
Second ----.- 100
entries-Herbert Coil; ID, j. B.
Harmon.
3. Best 25 ears Gold Mine yell
Low corn ---.-. ------ -.---. ~. 90
Second ------ -..--. 100
2 entries-J. R. Coil; I'd, j. B.
Harmon.
4. Best 25 ears Reeds White
Cap Yellow Dent $3.50. $500
Second -.---- 100
8 entries-Bob Hopkins; I'd, s..
M. Weeks.
s. Best Is ears small cob yell
low corn --.--- .....- $500
Second ...... 100
entries-J. r. Coil; Cd, Robert
Hopkins.
8. Best 25 ears any variety $500
Second ----.- ------ .----- --.--- -. $3.50
5 entries-J. r. Coil; I'd, F. E.
Lichte.
2. Best peck measure wheat $1.0O
entries-Wm. Heath.
8. Best peck measure oats $1.00
entries-Roy Worland.
0. Best peck measure rye --.$1.00
entries-Ed Spears.
10. Best peck meas. COW peas $1.00
j. ID. Hudnall.
IL. Best peck clover seed S1.00
entries-J. e. Morley.
~. Best peck timothy seed $1.O0
entries-J. e. Morley.
ORCHARD PRODUCTS.
Is. Best display OF orchard
products --.--. .-.$2.00
entries--W. t. Wilkerson.
IA. Best plate OF apples, any
variety --.--. sees. 80 81 .00'
entries-W. IT. Wilkerson.
is. Best plate peaches, any
variety ------ $1.00
w. T.. Wilkerson.
16. Best plate OF pears, any
variety -.---- -----. - $1.00
entries--W. T. Wiikerson.
~. Rest plate OF plums, any
variety ----.. ------ ------ .. &1.00
w. 4. Wilkerson.
1e. Best plate grapes, any
! varsity ..-... o1.00
entries T. Wilkers0n.
GARDEN PRODUCTS. s
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23
MEDIUM WOOL.

1. Best buck 1 yr and over $500
Second ------ --.--.--- 2.50
E. L. Utterback.
2. Best eve 1 yr and over $500
Second $50
E. L. Utterback, 1st and I'd.
9. Best buck any age or breed SIS
E. l.. Utterback.
10. Best eve any age -....- e. $500
entries-E. l.. Utterback.
II. Best pr. lambs any breed $500
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

Don't use harsh physics. The
reaction weakens the bowels, leads
to chronic constipation. Get
Doan's Regulets. They operate
easily, tone ths stomach, cure
consultations
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

WANTED-C Cosmopolitan Maga-
zine requires the services of Q
representative In Montgomery
City to look after subscription re-
newals and to extend circulation
by tpe ,ial methods which have
proved unusually successful. SAL
ary and commission. Previous
experience desirable but not cs-
sential. Whole time or spare
time. Address, with references,
II. 9. Campbell, Cosmopolitan
Magazine, 1880 Broadway, New
York City.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

2 entries--J. r. Coil.
s2. Best home made ak handle 81
s. s. McCarty.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

hupUdru, STOcerleS .----- 80 1l.UU
Miss Edwina Owings.
2. Best cocoanut cake, El-
mer Brinegar ..--.. ----.- ...--- $1.00
entries-Mrs. H. G. Barley.
8. Best collection pictures by
amateur, Crump & Kidwen
Bullseye Developing Outfit.
Second, same, 2-lb. box Lowney
Miss Grace Wheeler.
4. Best display canned fruit
in glass jars, not less than
six varieties, Miller & Wor-
ley ..---- ----.. $500 in Gold
Second, Haas & Son, Mds 5000
entries-W. T. Wilkerson; Cd,
Mrs. Geo. Obersmith.
5. Best two loaves OF bread
made from "White Wing"
flour, Wheeler, Whiteside &
Ball ----- ..,.-- $5 in Gold
entries-Miss Jeanie D. Nuns.
6. Best collection Battenberg
lace, Miss Emma Turner, hat $5
entries-Miss Nell Gregory.
Z. Best loa; salt rising light
bread, Prairie Milling Co.
25-lb. sack Monarch Paint flour.
Second, same, 25-lb. Delight II.
entries-Mrs. d. o. Hudson; I'd,
Mrs. Jennie Kinds.
9. Best water color painting,
Eugene Holmes, one pound
Divinity candy --.--. -.-.-. ......$1.00
entries-Mrs. H. s. Jacks.
10. Best collection 12 kodak
pictures, Eugene Holmes $1.00
Second, same, Beick's chocolates
Miss Grace Wheeler.
IL. Prettiest sofa pillow, c.
j. Locke, merchandise $1.0O
Second, same, mdse ...-.. SOC
entries-Mrs. j. M. Bone; I'd,
Miss Julia Worland.
IL Best lace handkerchief,
w. w. Hammack, mdse $1.0O
entries--Georgina Gregory.
13. Best DEVILS food cake,
w. w. Hammack, mdse $1.0O
entries-Miss Lucy Clark.
IA. Best display pickles, not
less than 4 varieties, Hun
ter & Vandaveer, Mocha &
Java Coffee ...-.. ...... ----...-. $1.00
Mrs. Luther Slower.
is. Best cotton quilt, Hun
ter & Vandaveer, Sabo cof. $1.0O
Mrs. J. K. Barley.
16. Best angel food cake, Ca
sons Pharmacy $500
Second, same, candy ...... ...$1.Oo
entries-Mrs. Jack Chadwick
I'd, Mrs. H. w. johnson.
II. Best display sofa pillows
owned by one person, st.
Louis Furniture Store, mdse $500
Mrs. J. M. Bone.
1S. Best collection French
embroidery, A. Haas & Son,
merchandise --.--- $500
entries-Fleta Brown.
10. Best display home made
candy, A. Haas & Son, mdse $500
entries-Miss Ethel Ball.
81. Best cocoanut cake made
with Mama's Baking Pow
der, r., B. Chamberlain & Co
thru Wheeler, Ball & White
side, set Of silver spoons in
fancy case, valued at $500
4 entries--Miss Bessie Page.
%. Best 8 lbs. butter made by
the Blue Bell Cream Separa:
tor, d. Snethen .---.- - S1.00
No entries.
%. Best 8 lbs. butter made by
the DeLaval Cream Separa-
tor, ID. Snethen ..-S1.O0
No entries.
"a. Best water color paint
ing, c. C. Bunnenberg ..--.. S1.o0
entries--Mrs. H. s. Jacks.
26. Best loaf Of bread, Prank
Sabourin, copper tea kettle $500
entries--Mrs. j. F. Ball.
%. Best and longest six or
more stalks OF corn,. with
ears thereon, Il c. Cove,
due bill on suit or overcoat,
valued at -.:..- ----y -.---- ------ $500
entries--J.s M. Mitchell.
20. Best girl rider under IL
. years, Y. r. Hassler, candy 11.b0
M an4 rioa ~ Ss " "A 4 s.i
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23
PREMIUM AWARDS CONTINUED
Special Road Race, $50, $40, $40.
8 entries-J. P. Arnold; ed, Ed
Moore; Sd, P. c. Taylor.
Sheep and Hogs


Sheep and Hogs
POLAND CHINA.
1. Best boar 1 yr. or over $500
8 entries-E. l.. Utterback.
2. Best boar pig months
and under year ....-- -..-.- 80 $o.o0
entries-E. L. Utterback.
8. Best boar pig under mos $4.OO
2 entries-See & Dixon.
4. Best sow 1 yr. and over $500
entries-See & Dixon.
5. Best SOW six months and
under year -.-.-. -. 500
entries-E. l.. Utterback.
6. Best female pig under six
months ----.- .-.-.- ---.-. -.-S4.VV
8 entries-See & Dixon.
CHESTER WHITE.
Z. Best boar yr. and over $500
w. B. Penn.
8. Best boar pig under year
and over months S4.00
w. B. Penn.
8. Best boar pig under six
months --..-- ...... zee $500
8 entries-J. B. Harmon.
10. Best SOW 1 yr. and over $500
entries-W. B. Penn.
IL. Best SOW pig months
and under year -..... --.-.. e. S4.00
Ed Spears.
70. Best sow pig under six
months .--..- -----. --- $500
entries-W. B. Penn.
DURoC JERSEY.
IS. Best boar 1 yr. and over $500
C. S. Ward, Shamrock.
A. Best boar under 1 year $500
entries-M. Miller.
is. Best SOW yr. and over $500
entries-J. s. Clare.
16. Best SOW under year $500
entries-C. s. Ward.
SWEEPSTAKES.
II. Best boar any age or
breed ---.-- $1,000
Second ------5.OO
entries-See & Dixon; I'd, E.
L. Utterback.
1S. Best SOW any age or
breed ------ $1,000
Second ------ ------ ------ --.--5.UO
entries-E. L. Utterback; ed,
See & Dixon.
19. Best herd, boar & sows $1,000
Second ------ -. 900
entries-E. L. Utterback; Cd,
See & Dixon.
20. Best herd owned by ex-
hibitors $1,000
Second ------ 800
entries-E. L. Utterback; I'd,
See & Dixon.
81. Best boar and 8 Of his get $500
3 entries-See & Dixon; I'd, E.
L. Utterback.
%. Best sow and of her
produce -.-... $500
3 entries-E. L. Utterback; I'd,
See & Dixon.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

Is. Prettiest palm ...... S1.00
2 entries-Mrs. j. F. Ball.
16. Prettiest hanging basket $1.O0
entries-Mrs. J. R. Scale.
II. Prettiest begonia $1.00 /.
entries-Mrs. r. H. Donaldson. !
1s. Prettiest plant any kind $1.00
entries-Mina Sheets.
FANCY WORK.
10. Best specimen Mt. Mullick 81 |
Second ...... -..50c !
entries-Miss Bertha Stand
I'd, Mrs. w. "A. Mclean.
20. Best specimen Hardinger
embroidery sees. $1.00
Second ---50c
Miss Sallie Brown.
21. Best specimen shadow
embroidery -----. ----.- ---..- -. $1.00
entries-Mrs. Luther Slower
I'd, Miss Mary E. Fish.
%. Best specimen eyelet em. $1.00
Second -.-..- ..-50c
13 entries-Helena Harper; I'd,
Mrs. Everett Spears.
20. Best and prettiest cluny
lace center piece -..... $500
Second -..50c
No entries.
"a. Best and prettiest en-
broidery piece colored $1.O0
Second .--.-. --..-. .--- .-.50c
12 entries-Miss May Weeks; Cd,
Miss Mayme Miller.
25. Best and prettiest eyelet
embroid'y center PC, white $1.00
Second ...50c
entries-Mrs. S. A. Davis; I'd,
Mrs. Ellen Custer.
26. Best and prettiest Wala-
chan center piece $1.00
Second -----. ...50c
entries-Miss Edith Davault
I'd, Miss L. Vosholl.
81. Best braided coat $1.00
No entries.
2s. Best and prettiest embroi-
dered coat ---.-. $3.50. ...... -...-. $1.50
No entries.
29. Best and prettiest braided
center piece -.---.--. --.S1.00
entries-Mrs. w. c. Clemson.
80. Best and prettiest laun-
dry bag --.--- --.--- ------ .----- 80 81 90
8 entries-Miss May Weeks.
81. Best and prettiest fancy
work bag --.--- --.-.. ...-.- $1.00
entries-Miss Pauline White.
80. Best and prettiest embroi-
dered waist --.-. $3.50
entries-Miss Mary E. Fish.
333. Prettiest doll, dressed. S1.5O
Second .-..-. ...50c
entries-Miss Zelma Moore; I'd,
Mrs. Nettie Vandagrift.
TYPOGRAPHY OR
BURNT WOOD.
"a. Best and prettiest box $1.oo
entries-Mrs. E. R. Coker.
35. Best and prettiest tabou-
rette or table -.--.- .-..--$1.00
No entries.
SO. Best and prettiest piece,
any description ..-$1.0o
entries-zMrs. w. F. Nelson.
81. Best and prettiest burnt
leather table cover $1.00
No entries.
SS. Best and prettiest burnt
leather pillow --.--- $1.00
Miss Frances Knofler.
PICTURES.
80. Best oil painting --.S1.5o
Second ------ --.50c
entries-Mrs. w. F. Nelson, 1st
and I'd.
40. Best water color ..-$1.5e.
Second -----. .-.50c
10 entries-Mrs. w. w. Watts;
I'd, Miss Ethel Ball.
Al. Best collection OF paint
ings, not less than five $500
Second -.---- $2.0e
entries--Mrs. II. 8. Jacks; I'd,
Mrs. w. p. Nelson.
CHINA PAINTING.
AZ. Prettiest plate $1.0e
entries Mrs. H. 8. gacks.
43. Prettiest vase - S1.0e
Mrs. w. F. Nelson.
"A. Prettiest cup and saucer $1.0o
entries Miss Nellie Overstreet.
A.. Prettiest pitcher -.;... Q1.oe
Mrs. J. X, Barley.
40. Prettiest collection, not
leHs than five pieces .--.-. .-.&2.6o
Mrs. w. F. Nelson.
Special PssmiUms
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

DR.. T. D. Niedergerke will be ut
Big Spring on Monday, Sept. 10,
and at Americus on Monday, Sept.
20, and remain one week at each
place. asept4t.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

Program changes every night at
the airdome.. Admission 10cts.
children bets.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

Spsciaj PrsmiUms /
Best chocolate cake, 4.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.

\ Hon. Erick Stain is down for
the fair.
Hon. J. 6. Hagen came down
from Abercrombie to take in
the fair.
Oscar Rinderman arrived
home last Saturday night and
will stay here with his parents.
A. B. Jacobson and S upt.
Smith of Hankinson came to
Wahpeton Tuesday morning.
Mr. Jacobson made this office
a visit and had his name added
to our rapidly growing sub
scription list. Supt. S IN h
brought over an exhibit for the
fair
Eugene Schiller is in town
for few days. Mr.. Schiller
has large contracts at Kearney
and Fremont, Neb. His fam
lily is living in Reno, Neb.
where Belle is attending the
University
The Home coming day of the
Richland County Fair brought
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lambercht
and sister Mary, to the CT ty
Sunday last. They came from
Valley City. They are more
than surprised with the many
changes being made here in the
last four years. Cerl says that
the new Great Northern Depot
is one of the best he has seen
in the state, as we'll as m a Y
other c h a n e he has seen.
They will spend the week here
as the guests of Mr.. ond Mrs. NJ.
D.. Keeney.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-29
Dwight News

p. Anderson and family were
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. I.ovested last Sunday.
w. NJ. Friday left for Ender-
lin to visit brother and sister
who live at that place.
Threshing is all done in this
vicinity.
T. Bye returned from Mime
Eapolis Last week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
NOT TREATED
BADLY IN HAWAII

Washington. July 19-An agent oI
the Russian government who has in
vestigated the charges of bad treat.
ment Of Russian peasants on the
sugar plantations OF Hawaii does not
sustain the allegations of poor pay
and prosecution which have been
made TO this government.
NJ. Kerbergc. councillor Of state In
a lengthy report, the gist Of which
has been transmitted to the state de-
partment. declares the charges OF in
sufficient wages. difficult work and
cruel treatment are unreasonable. He
reports that professional agitators
were responsible for the disturbances
and that they ven prevented the
Russians from returning to work.
The agent reported that the peas
ants had 10 desire to return 10 Rus
STA but expected the American gov
eminent to pay the money anticipat-
ed from the planters after
they planned TO move 10 Cali
or Canada.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-20
STOCK SUFFERING
FROM DROUTH IN
MONTANA
Forest Service Doing All 1t Can
to Relieve Desperate Situation
Says Potter More Sheep.
Admitted to Reserves,


Washington, ,fuly f9.-The condi-
ton OF stock on ranges in Montana
outside the naS.onal forests Is critical
because of droutn in that territory,
according to Il telegram received by
Associate Forester Potter from Chief
of Grazing Adams at Missoula. The
despatch from Mr.. Adams justlfies the
appeal made a few days ago to the
forest service by sheep growers OF
Montana for the use OF the Bear
Teeth and Absaroka national forests
for the grazing OF their flocks. In or
der to meet the emergency, the num-
Der Of sheep admitted to these
reserves viii be increased to the limit
that the woodlands a accommodate
without injury.
Reports to the forest service indi-
cate that the western ranges have suf,
fered from the unusually dry season
and that the cattle situation Is seri-
u Mr.. Potter today said the forest
service is granting all requests for
the use Of the national forests that
can be met without injury to the for
ests.