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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10
GIANT LUMBER COMBINE
FORMED AT H0QUIAM

dispatch OF shipments The bureau
VIII also torm sort o. clearing
house Tor the mills. assuring each
It's share Of the business that comes
TO the hArbors
Rate cutting will also be guarded
against by lhe new scheme. al
though L Is said the manufacturers
90 not expect 10 eAtabliah hard
and fast price for the various mills
in the combine.
More than $1,000. 900 worth Of
lumber "a shipped from Oray's Har.
Dor and willapa Harbor each
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10

man was walking Down dirty
a. street IN N'ssiaa CAPITAL sud
s.g h leu forward on his face 90
!. sroonA. Nrithing with palm Fit-
- minutes later he died
physician puahuj bis way
.A,.ssh the crowd that had sath-
- sna bent over the lifelcss form.
=. ae.,or shook his head and
,aarea laio thc anxious eyes of the
ss.sanaers A mament later there
- 1 villa historical cry
en- cholera The cholera ="
rhe crowd dispersed amt terror
..,teken rsen and womcn ran with
,sssrsa facrs q their nomca and
ksrrsa their doors
Thit l. scene iu RuEsiast Pc
.r,Aarx maybe TO-DAY. Tor choiera
! .vseaaiug through the empire with
rarslinx rapldigy and there are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10
HOW CHOLERA
COMES AND KILLS

The patient experiences nau
see. restlesaness and chilly
sensation followed By violent
and frequently recurring diaf-
rhoea With vomiting aud dinzi-
ness
Then there comes a huHning ~
the ears. pnipilatlon 81 the
heart. pressure over the stom-
nch. the face becomes anxious In
expression and icadon In color
Cramps follow In the arms and
legs. ana an unqurnchahle thirst
springs up.
The patient then sinks into
comatoas condition. and either
death quieklY follows Or sudden
Improvement and recovery.
The disease ~ charRc terlHed BY
tho rapidity with which Il does
Ia work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10

lister sound over the cohbiestones IN
the little street outside. and tho only
other sound that a. heard in tho
earth Is tho mournful voice 81 tho
driver. calling "Hrins nut your dead
bring out your dead"
The hospitals ara crowded with
cots. and All other patients must be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10

Agents for Ignaee Paderewaki.
the famous pianist. have sold bis
lot AZ Ward g. and 18th ay. 90
G. l. Erickson. Paderewhki bought
the lot three years ago for $500.
and cold d for 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10
KOLB AND DILL QUIT
BEING PARTNERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10
Clarence f. Kolb and Max VI. Dill.
whose comedy combination has APP
peared In every city on the Pa
cific coast. have dissolved partner
ship. II IL announced. The con.
tract to go on at the Moore thea.
tire. In Seattle. has been cancelled.
and each Of the German comedians
will 20 his own way hereafter.
Raymond. - The WashinRtouian.
the oldest hotel In the city. has been
sold 10 Hoduiam parties and Will be
rem0deled and refurnlshed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10

A perfect set % artificial teeth ia
. work % mechanical art ] guar
zsss al Plates made a. nv offices
b ~. and after / make you set Of
18th ron may 50 to any Reputable
Dentist IN Seattle and have them ex-
tufasd ard II the teeth do not III
I'D give satisfacttoa. I will make
nsm over or give your money back.
kzmemb4r. ] repair all my Plates
without charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10

IA bank should open in Seattle
81 advertise 20 pay you one hun
trsf cents on the dollar for the use
4 SSur money for ninety days. you
rsahs not care 70 deal with such a
ask
Hxving Dental work done - Just
M vugiirE money In the bank. and
s.iaxs the Dental work and Eunrnn-
tee are good. the bank IL busted
sa1 ypn are Htung.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10
I szn nav aixfnw my p~r~snai at
alxxlen 10 M DENTAL rR AN-IlII..

sm nav afvfnx my personal at
hsx1ea to my DENTAL PRACTICE
am nra Eixin3 intredactery
gfffeH. nor doing cheap advertising
bsalai Work Ny offices have been
i<stsd az Itf FIRST avenue for IS
raFs I myself bought and took
s1sfxe % the offices July rs. 1891.
~ taga no other office IN acnftle.
] viI save Yea az least ons-hRlf.
u 10 PEI cent. on your Dental Work
al gogr work will Be done BY tried
t,f ffee Graduate Dentists % from
tfn b twenty years experiences. who
lars been carefully Instructed m
~ system 81 Painless parttstry.
ssiFh has earned for my officcs
hsth Reputation and Success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10

Mar !. 1909 I decided not 20 re-
nsts aisnt and allies fhs STATE Dsn-
ns Combine 20 continue their an
kFehY ! have kept up the high
Standard 81 my Dental Work. but I
ests cut tire price 50 per cent. aud
h<fne@u May 4 1903. and April 80.
Wa Inst siHht thousand ssVsu hun
1st and eight patients have re-
e<aFed the benefit. care and atteu-
too 81 our high class work az half
~ price charged by the Combine
Dsntlsfs
Do not experiments with your
fseth. They are vatua BILE ftemem-
sW. ! require twelve assistants TO
a1rs for my PATIENTS and 7 guaran-
~ sztisfacfiun. and my guarantee
. baked ~ the largest Dental
uaEslce IN the United states outside
g Asw York City Call and allow
e y examine your teeth. and In
<uet you about their care, then
AFs -FOUR Dental Work done ~ any
4<1flkt YOU rnrn 20 20 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10

" first Avenue. Union BLOCK be-
Essa Columbia and Cherry Streets
gYsn syeninKs until ) and sundays
.1sli Tor people who work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-10
The MARKETS

The foite9tns ara the EvrrsEs price
auatsd By the Ioeaf whoies..~rs On local
proanrs, meats sad f~sd. Prices In ell
easea are sublses 70 vsrtafissa. according
e. freshness and general snesiissee. bot
these prices. unless sfhersise indicatsd.
for strictly first Grades.
EExs ard rgffsr-- BusinE Prtee
Eggs ranch ss........... .aa1 -
Butter Tat ..sr.ssss.srs. -
Butter. Fmurh .ssss.ssss.s III
eugaF--Wbsieasis.
0raanIafsd Sugar. sack o.. s.B
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
SIX PEOPLE INJURED
IN MOTOR COLLISION

Rar!d City, :. D, July ga head
N collision Saturday afternoon between
q freight train. eastbOund, and a gas
oline loaded electric motor car, west.
bound at Big Bend, l6 miles west OF
Rapid City. on the Rapid City. Black
Hills & Western railway, resulted IN
serious injury TO six persons.
TWO are perhaps fatally injured. Inc
injured are: Mrs. r. NJ. Fulweller, Wlfe
NJ the chief consulting engineer Of the
Dakota Power company, OF Rapid
City, badly cut and burned about the
head and face; Mrs. Edward A. Setter,
Of Cincinnati. Ohio, sister OF Mrs. Full
weller. badly bruised, cut and burned
by escaping steam; Miss Jeanette Sci
ter. Of Cincinnati, aged IS years,
bruised and burned; Richard Mansfield,
Rapid city, arm broken; United States
forest ranger. name unknown, badly
bruis and perhaps injured internally,
a Pierre. s D, doctor. whose name is
unknown. bruised and cut
The motor car was new one. which
cost $4,000 It and the locomotive were
demolished. The injured were brought
into this city on a special train, and
are now at the Rapid City hospital.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
"CHARLIE" HOWARD RETIREs
FROM STOCK BUSINESS

Wasta, S. D., July 1S.-C. K. How
ard, one of the old-time stockmen Of
western South Dakota, sold his hold
ings this week to NJ. c. McBeth, Of
Mankato, Mimi, the deal including "a
quarter sections of decided land and
about 2,GG0 head of cattle, and the con-
sideration being about $15O,000.
The Howard ranch, known as the
POT Hook" is one of the finest in
western South Dakota. The ranch
home, 20 miles north of Wasta, is
lighted with gas and electricity, and
has hot and cold running water. Pos
session will be given September !,
when, it is understood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard will move to Rapid City
c. K. Howard has been a familiar
figure in western South Dakota for
many years, he having served four
terms as president of the Western
South Dakota Stock Growers associa-
ton. In the early days he had a large
store in Sioux Falls, but credit and the,
grasshopper years wiped out his for
tune and he came west to recoup and
has been successful.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
CHICAGO CHARMER is
EXPENSIVE PARTNER
FOR DAKOTA FARMER
Takes $1,000 Of His Wealth
and Then Asks Court to
Give Her More.

Clear Lake : n, July 22-Martin
CRsberg, a wealthy farmer Of Deuei
county, advertised for s wife through
a Scandinavian matrimonial paper and
q woman answering 10 the sweet
sounding name Of Dorcthea. accord
ing TO Greek mythology, the gift Of
God. put In her appearance and the
twain were made enc flesh" SO &c
speak
Ere long Casherg ceased - value the
gift which hailed from Chicago and
gave Dorothea IS 600 TO 60 way hack
and sit down by the shores OF Lake
Michigan and not bother him any more.
She went. but evidently pOndered on
the way and came 70 the conclusion
that q man who could pay 5000 To be
let alone was worth troubling. hence
she brought suit 70 be reiustated as
his 'oWnest OWL" or in lieu OF his
smiles and suburban home. provide her
with the comforts OF the rich who roll
In luxury CRSberE flashes contract
% waiver on the part OF the Chicago
chsrTnsr who srill claims his name and
insists that the court shall make her
stop using the name Of CAsberg as
though she had bought IL with a price
In the meantime Casberg has cut OF
his subscription to the matrimonial pa
per and gives al his spare time out OF
court TO caring for his sheep.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
RAILWAY GENERAL AGENT
MAKES CROP REPORT

Huron. S. d, July 2l.-B. F. Farrell,
general agent OF the Northwestern,
sends out q statement Of crop condi-
tons, as follows:
During the past week the maximum
temperature has been about so degrees
above, with the exception that on Fri
day and Saturday II was IS above
Monday we had a light rain, and
Wednesday a heavy rain over the en-
tire state east Of the Missouri river.
Some hail fell in the vicinity of Leba-
non. but did no damage to crops.
Conditions during the past week have
been exceedingly favorable for wheat
II is filling nicely and will be Of good
quality. The harvesting Of wheat will
commence next week and will be gen.
eral in 10 days. Corn is continuing to
make good growth. and with favorable
conditions from now on will be the best
corn crop ever produced in the state.
The rains during the week greatly ben
eflted all grain, but especially fax We
have prospects for a good fax crop.
The harvesting Of barley and oats is
well advanced.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
ASSESSMENT BOARD
AWAITS RETURNS ON
VALUE OF RAILWAYS
Increase of s12,OOO,0oO Will
Be Shown in Taxable Prop
erty in South Dakota,

Pierre. : D. July 2l-The state
board q equalization and assessment
began its annual struggle with the
questions Of state assessment and
equalization yesterday and will be busy
for the next three weeks. II took up
the assessment Of corporate property
first listening 70 the representatives Of
the railways and other interests. While
the member of the board do not IN
any way indicate what their action
will be in regard TO changes in railway
assessments, the probabilities are
against any material changes in this
class Of property. The work Of phys
ical valuation Is not yet completed.
suit is pending in the United States
court in which railway valuations IT.
the state is one Of the vital issues. and
with no new mileage returned for as
Sessment, the figures for this year are
likely to remain at about the same as
last year
Last year the increased valuation
over the previous year was SG1.000.0Q0.
but this year II is not likely 10 be in
creased much above Sl2000000. Most
OF this will come from real estate.
about half Of il from new lands for
the first time placed on the tax rolls,
the rest from changes in valuations in
the older counties, as fixed by the
county auditors meeting in March.
IGers VIII De q SuEhI increase IN
telephone valuations on account Of new
companies organized. While the eI-
press companies are fighting their as
scssment OF last year in the courts, il
is not likely the board will change its
method Of arriving At their valuations.
and on the same basis the increase in
this class Of property will bring an ad
dition Of more than 100000
Last year the total valuation of the
81 FFa-
TO 1921, 600 COO and il is hardly likely
that the total will go above S335,000, 900
this year, If il reaches that figure. If
the state board continues the levy Of {
mills for the next year, this will, with
the miscellaneous receipts of the state,
mean revenue of over 10000 for
the state next year, and will practically
wipe out the present Indebtedness by
the beginning Of the fiscal year July l,
1911.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
WOMAN HOMES7EAOER
ENJOINS RAILROAD
Claims She Was Contestlng
Claim When Right of Way
Was Secured.

Dallas S D., July 19.-Grading con-
tractors at work on the Northwestern
extension west from Dallas were today
served with notice of temporary IN
junction, issued at the instance OF Miss
Eleanor Sallee, a homesteader, two
miles southeast of Colome. The con-
tractors are restrained from operating
on Miss Sallee's farm pending adJudl-
cation Of her claim for right Of way
damages.
There arises In this case a peculiar
question in the matter of a homestead
er's title The tract of land from
which the grading contractors are tenn
pOrarily taboOed was taken up under a
filing by Otto Schneider, Of Mitchell,
who held No. in the Trip county
land opening. Several months ago he
made right OF way settlement with the
railroad conn any, receiving the sum or
1865 although his entry was at that
time under contest by Miss Sallee.
Subsequently, the contestants rights
were held to be good and she was given
a filing. She denies the validity Of the
settlement made with the original en-
tryman and is promoting personal
calm for $1,000.
Both federal and state laws make
provision for the legal acquisition Of
railroad right Of way through home
stead lands, and the right Of a home
steader to make settlement of this kind
is unQuestioned, unless adverse rights
are affected.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
HALF MILLION ANNUALLY
FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL

Pierre. S. D, July 19-Since South
Dakota became a state, it has distrib-
uted to the common schools and the
various endowed educational institu-
lions Of the state in round numbers
$4,000, 900, and Of this over $500, 900 was
sent out for the first six months of this
year. The fund is increasing in
amount every year, and will soon reach
a point where many of the common
schools of the state will be practically
supported through this fund without
local taxation. In fact some Of the
country districts. where there is close
pairing on education" are already get
ting through their school year" with
this fund.
By far the largest part of this has
gone to the public schools, that branch
of education having received $5,576.S5O
of the fund, of which nearly 2 half
million went to them for the first half
of 1910. The various endowed state
schools have received $34S,622, about
$4,000 going to them for the first half
of this year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
WIFE KISSED BY AFFINITY,
BUT GETS A DIVORCE

Deadwood, S. D., July lin the
most holly contested and saIaci di
vorce case ever heard here. Melissa
Linch, of Lead, the defendant was
granted a decree by Judge Boucher and
given one third of the property of
sued her. The suit lasted through Ave
days and over two score of witnesses
We're examined. Linch charged inf
deity, the correspondent being put on
the stand and testifying as to the num-
Der of kisses he gave the defendant
whose two sons testified against her.
In this decision the court declared the
statutory charges groundless and gave
the woman decree on the grounds OF
cruelty and desertion. The suit in
yolved property in this state and ar
Louisville. Neb.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
ROSEBUD SECTION
OF SOUTH DAKOTA
MUCH benefited
Recent Rains Help the Prospect
for Good Crops in Trip
and Gregory.

Gregory, S. D., July 18-The crop
year Is one Of the surprises Of the
northwest. While reports concerning
the dry weather in other sections have
been showing up in the newspapers
from time to time, this section Of the
country has been favored with good.
soaking rains at intervals OF about A
week. AS n result the small grain
crop here will come up to the general
average of bumper crops raised on the
Rosebud ever since this country was
thrown open to settlement six years
ago. The corn is in fine shape, strong
and coming out wonderfully We'll.
That norton of the Rosebud COun-
try lying in Trip county, which was
thrown open to settlers last year, has
suffered from the dry continuous south
wind. The soil there is new, most Of
it being sod broken out this season,
and for this reason dries out quickly.
All Of the old ground that was we'll
cultivated, however, will produce good
crops in Trip county. The sod crops
are in a bad way and few settlers will
harvest more than a half crop. The
difference in the crops on the well cul-
tivated old ground from that on the
sod is markedly noticeable and where
ever one finds a tract Of old ground
in the new country which has had
proper attention the crop shows up in
good shape. If the copius rains of the
past three weeks keep up the corn
crop on the sod in Trip county will
come out wonderfully and will yield
heavily. The sod small grain crop in
Trip county. however is doomed and
no amount Of rain can now save it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
PENITENTIARY PAYS A
PROFIT ON INDUSTRIES

Sioux Falls. :. u. July 20.-The pen
itentlary is proving 10 be a paving in
stItution for the state. Between the
binder Irvine plant and shirt factory
there will be net revenue OF some
$50 Goa 10 turn into the state treas
ury this year. or nearly half the ex-
pense Of maintaining the institution.
This revenue would have been ma
terIaIly increased had it not been neCes-
sary to shut down the Irvine factory
because of the prolonged hot weather.
Early in the season il was expected
the Irvine plant would be working over
time at this period of the crop season.
hut instead it has been shut down.
with ample Irvine on hand to fill all
the orders that will come in.
Warden SwensOn thinks the plant
will be closed for six weeks or more
the men in the meantime being utilized
in the shirt factory and in the great
garden which is being cultivated.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
DANISH SINGERS
AT SIOUX FALLS

Sioux Falls, 8. D., July 1S.-The an
hual festival of the Northwestern Nor
Wegian-Danish Singers association,
which commenced here today, is well
attended and certain to be a great sue
cess. The weather, although warm, is
clear and bright. Six singing socie-
ties of the Twin Cities are represented,
they being as follows: Nord Mandens
and Fran, st. Paul; Doyeere, Appolo,
Nord Mandenes and Good Templar So
ciety, Minneapolis. The Twin City
singers gave a concert at Willmar,
Mimi, last night, the occasion being
the dedication of the new city auditor
ium there. Fully 1000 persons attend
ed the concert and great enthusiasm
was displayed. After the concert the
singers were given an auto tour and
otherwise royalty entertained.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
CRAWFORD SPECIAL MINISTER
TO THE MEXICAN PEpuBL nc

Huron. 8. d, July z2.-United States
Senator Crawford. OF this city. has been
advised from Washington Of his ap-
potntmenl as special ambassador and
plenipOtentiary from the United States
10 Aex1co's centennial celebration. TO
be held In September at the City Of
Mexico. which is an event OF interna-
ti0nal Importance. concentrating the
birthday Of Mexico in lsl6
The United States is 10 be represent
ed 81 this celebration by three senators
and three Representatives. Senator
Crawford being among the three mem
beers Of the Senate to be chosen. A
special car starting from Washington
il to bear the delegation from the
United States TO Mexico, and the min
listers win be treated with all the dig
nifty and respect THAI falls due TO those
who hold q place as ambassadors from
a Rreas nation
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
UNION COUNTY PIONEERS
PLAN ANNUAL MEETING

Elk Point, S. D, July 20-At the an
nual meeting Of the old settlers as
ISOLATION Of Union county, held in this
city Saturday, it was decided that the
annual picnic would be held at Beres-
ford on the 30th day Of August, 1910.
John Rustad died az his home, four
miles north Of this city, Thursday, Of
heart trouble. The deceased was born
I'm Norway in 1873 and came to this
county in 1895 and has made his home
here since that time. He is survived by
wife and three children. The chill
dren are Alfhild, Adelaied, and Blanche
He was 81 years old.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
ACCUSED or FORGERY
AND STEALING HORSE

Aberdeen. 8. D., July 22.-San Bur
cher is wanted in walworth county on
charges OF forgery and horse stealing.
Burcher passed q worthless check for
$15 on a merchant at Java, receiving
cheap suit Of clothes and IS in
change. That night he went 10 the
house OF a farmer named Heinne.
where his brother was employed, and
had horse owned by his brother
pointed out TO him. The next morning
Burcher and a horse belonging to
Heinne. similar TO Rurcher's brothers
animal, were both missing. 1t is sup
posed the man intended TO take his
brothers horse, but mistook the one
resembling IL
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
NORWEGIAN SINGERS
TAKE SIOUX FALLS

Sioux Falls, S. D., July 19.-All off,
GERS of the association from various
parts of the northwest now have ar
rived to take part in the exercises at
tendant upon the annual singing fes-
tival of the Northwestern Norwegian,
Damsh singers association, which COM
menced here yesterday. These Include
J. s. Johnson, of st. Paul, president:
I. f. Hannah, of Minneapolis. cor
responding secretary.
The city auditorium was packed with
a huge crowd to hear the opening con-
cert given by the assembled singers
The chorus was composed of 600 mem
Ders OF the association, including those
Iowa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
TWO BANKS FOR NEW
SuLLY COUNTY TOWN

Agar. s. D., July 21.-The Agar
State bank begins business here this
week with a capital of $4,000, having
for its incorporators and officers Colo
mel David b. Wilson, of Sioux City,
president: Charles l.. johnson, Of Suliy
county, vice president; ]. b. Bessire,
formerly cashier of the Laurel, Neb.,
Farmers State bank, cashier of the new
institution. Mr.. Bessire moved here
about two months ago when the new
town was first laid out to be ready for
business. and the bank is well accom-
modated in a suitable building.
The Farmers State bank will begin
business soon with Guy z Mitchell,
president; +. ID. Mitchell, jr., vice pres
ident; K. v. Mitchell, cashier.