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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18
Less Lavish.

II saw Uncle Toms Cabin played
recently"
"So2"
II think I'll read the book"
you may be disappointed. The
book mentions only one little Eva and
one Lawyer Marks. "-Louisvill Cour-
ier-Journal.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18

Or. P1erces Peasant Pellets nrst put up 20 years
ago They regulate and invigorate stomach, liver
and bowels. Sugar-coated tiny granuleS
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18

7 suMereu IefTIDIy
with backaches, head
aches, nervous and
dizzy spells. The
X ney secretions
were unnatural and
gave me great trou-
BILE. One day / sud-
denly fell to the
floor, where l lay for
a long time uncon-
eoto0a Th,aa Ino.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18

A woman may or may not try to
avoid muddy crossings; 1t all depends
Upon her understandings.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18

Better nagless wife than horse
less carriage.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teethng softens the gums, reduces in
namnation. allays palm, cures wind collie. 2c bottle.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18

Men are always betting that their
sins will not find them out.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-18

TEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.
Restored at Last 10 Perfect Health
by Doan's Kidney pills.
Mrs. Narcissa Waggoner, Carter
Vile, Ill, says: For over ten years
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01
Blaek AllkAi

Bulletins l65 and l6O by DR.. W. P.
Headden. of the Colorado Experiment
station. deal with a very serious soil
trouble. that is more or less prevalent
in arid regions. Very many farmers
living in these regions know of bare
spots in their fields or the fields of
their neighbors upon which little or no
vegetation of any kind will grow. 1t
has been common to consider these
areas as places where the alkali comes
places where the ground has seeped
more than in other parts of the field.
Careful examinations, however, do not
show these conditions to be present.
Doctor Headden has discovered that the
real trouble is due to the excessive &C.
emulation of nitrates in the form of
saltpeter in the soil. The trouble
seems to be increasing rapidly in some
cultivated sections SO that some farms
have been very largely ruined.
The bulletins also call attention to
the fact that the common white alkali
is seldom. if ever, abundant enough in
the soil to do serious injury to plants,
its presence on the surface simply
indicating an excessive quantity of
water in the soil beneath, which should
be removed by drainage.
Those interested in these bulletins
may obtain them while the supply lasts
by addressing the Experiment Station.
Fort Collins, Colorado.
WANTED to work for board
and go to school. Inquire of Mrs. 7.
v. Granthan.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01
The Reciprocity of Smiles
By ]. W.FoIey

Sometime. wonder why they .u1 so pleasantly at me,
And pat my head when they pa.r friendly can be-
Sometimes wonder why they stop u tell me How'd do,
And ask me then how old am and where I'm going to-
And ask can spare a curl and say they used know
little girl that looked like oh, years and years ago;
And told mama how they smiled and asked her why they d.
So she said if you smile at folks they always smile at you
| never knew smiled at them when they going Bly,
guess smiled all by itself and that's the why;
| just look up from playing if its anyone know
And they most always smile and maybe say Hello;
And can smile at any one matter who or where
Because I'm just little girl with lots Of them spare
And mamma said ought smile folks. and you do
Most always they feel better and they smile right back you
And when many smile and ask me for a curl
1t makes think moa everybody likes little girl;
And once when was playing and going by
He smiled and then he rubbed dust out of his eye
Because it made it so and said he used to know
A little gid up in his yard who used to smile just so
And then asked why don't she and then he
And then he rubbed hi. eye again and only smiled at me-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01
A Plea For the Birds

This for killing doves
and the socaed forth vt gun
turns with bag full of p chicken a
get mixed up with the doves. it their misfortune.
We understand the who wi creep through
marshes hide for hours in blind
tail duck dig deep hole 6ed
der in the first They along roadside becoming
casoned to travel about half like friendly bird
without fear Of HARM The
ture and they have sboundsd n Palestine
the first sign of spngtme and well
when this bird
the signal for the of the frost
While driving the JueburR
Bigspng noticed quao
NOT entirely lost hear thcal bobwhte
several along the but they with
and the hard times; but they rstursIng again.
The value and Importance Of the
much to the charm of rural life thu
cuurst.
The rush of modern
gives place peaceful contemplation
uy call from the fence the among
the sweetest sounds in
And how they kind
shoot at tem do not allow them to be chased
alarm them and they will repay by coming
orchard the garden the
hope Some farmers take such the friendship
necessity shy little bird and result the dwelling
the barn and feed lot weedsed when
ground is covered with
But the quail also of great econoc Importance
insect destroyer "A valuable b does not live farm
H. A. Gossard Of Ohio
This bird and thus the ragweed pgweed
sheep sorre and many oher undesirable plant
And its place insect exemnaoEs than
that of weed destroyer Many the gashopp the chnch bugs
the Striped cucumber Beetles Coo
bobwhie
Protect the quail Cultivate their Friendship and look after
interest little Most birds will sta through
weather. but the quail through ~
that bobwhe will be regularly heaa
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01
Irrigation IN Philip. County.

One hundred and thirty. five thousand
acres Of land in Phillips county, one of
the principal dry farming belts of the
state, are to be irrigated, which means
that vast section in which dry farm
ing already has proved q success will
be made to become one of the most
prolific, in an agricultural way, in Colo
RADIO. In addition to the irrigation
there will be from 1000 to 15, 900 horse
power developed from spillways of res
ervoirs planned which will be used in
the development of power and light for
this part Of the state.
A company has been Incorporated un-
der the laws Of Colorado, with q capi-
tai stock Of 500, 900 to put through the
enterprise. Two reservoirs will be con-
structed, and will be filled from the
South Platte, Bijou creek, Sand, Paw
nee and Kiowa creeks. One Of the res
elvoirs will be located in Morgan and
the other in Phillips county, near Hax-
tun.
The main canal, known - the old
Fort canal, and already marked by pre-
liminary surveys, will extend from the
hesdgate Of the lower Platte and Beav-
or ditch, In . northeasterly direction,
through twenty-five townships. The
old Foet reservoir b to be located in the
bed Of ths Seuth Platte river and Bijou
creek, cns and oos-half miles west of
Fort Morgan. and will cover twenty -one
seetions. It will have . maximum
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01
6g 0sildiag for Rivesside

A very important meeting of the
board Of directors of the Riverside Irri-
CATION district was held Saturday. As
= result of their transaction q notice of
election will be published to be held
September II. for the purpose of vot-
ing additional bonds to the amount of
$500, 600. The improvement to be
made cOntemplates more than has
heretofore been offered and if the
electors of the district carry out the
plans of the board it will mean a vast
project insuring the permanency of the
system.
The Riverside reservoir and the
bitches of the system have all been
carefully gone over by competent en-
gineers representing both the district
and the Riverside Construction and Se-
curities company and after a confer
ence the parties have agreed on def
mite improvements. The board of the
Riverside Irrigation district have de
cided that the work should be more ex-
tensive than was first reported.
The specifications as they appear in
the prepared notice will include 20, ,OOO
feet of concrete lining which is nearly
the entire length of the reservoir en-
bankment which will be from three to
four inches thick. The coping will also
extend practically the entire distance OF
the dam. Other construction will be
made in keeping with that which ha,
already been outlined. Morgan
Times.
See Dye Bros. line of wagons before
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01

When the sugar factories in the north
ern part Of the state begin receiving
the new crop of beets they will inaugu-
rate new system of testing. A COM
posite sample of the delivery for one
day will be taken and all the growers
haul for that day will be based upon the
one sample. What are known as the
tare samples will be utilized for testing
and some arrangements will be made
at the dumps for keeping these SAM
Piles separate. The factory or the
farmer may have any load sampled that
may be desired. 1t is believed this will
give fairer average than under the
old system but the rub comes not from
the load ~ it is hauled in but from the
funny business that goes on inside the
assayer's Office and unless the farmers
keep somebody there to watch the
analysis they will get the worst Of it
every time. These are the same fel-
lows that robbed Uncle Sam out Of a
million dollars in duties. and
Farm.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01

depth of sixty-five feet and capacity
of 3,91, ,354, 1856 cubic feet of water.
1t will have retaining wall sixty
five feet high, which will back the wat
er up almost to the Morgan flume, and
steel and cement stillway will be sunk
to the shale rock and will be 1900 feet
long. From this the power will be de-
veloped.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01

For Sale-Fifty pounds good, sewed
carpet rags. Mrs. Hurst.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01

See Dye Bros. line of wagons before
you buy.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-01

WANTED-Girl to work for board
and go to school. Inquire of Mrs. 7.
v. Granthan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
sdades Ginexsaiisr gssbla eamfas I5 ssanuar 1910.

geriie Cor an u. 70. Wibmepsr;
| $1,000.
eeo.G. Rorman an aDeliu gberfols;
$3.50.
". 6. Copper an 80. D. Glippinssr;
S1250.
9lOpIpb gBintIsr an Ben. y. Dole;
$500.
Soarrn 6. Willette an Columbia Itfs
SnI. So; $1,000.
Wlorgaret Te8uineb ali Wentor Y.
II. 9. Gc.; $1,000.
Csb. guroeiI an 5outbern Ohio y.
II. Z. Go.; $1,000.
Carolina ". Sutton on Wppming
g. II. e. 60; $2500.
8etilete Snppthefen.
GutenGitn gmuismert Company an
=. y. Saufmdn; $4,000.
Sarab e. Souoers on i5rdni BON.
les; $500.
sSo6n W. Barnes on esnieIben; S35.
2ena 8rube an Clifton Wlutlldf e.
Il. g. Co.; $2100.
1ieislbe an +. +. 9srgss; S33.
Spbn peters an Some q. IL. Z. u
&c.; $2500.
u. D. WinoGl. IT,, on 3. 6. Wege'
hoft; $3.50.
2ouis Irohman an Sprine @rope
qpenue e. II. y. Co.; 1920.
Wlarears: Garrsu on qtbsrGl 6. u.
q. Co.; $3250.
Wlarp Y. aefelman on DO; $3.50.
phiIip Wurm an q. mente; $500.
Gitber 6. SpssIs on eagle q. Go; 4;
$1,000.
5.e. OiIlstts an 5rantss SclIop.1;
$500.
Maraaret WcGuinsB an .. unb 8.
Rtaropn; S7O0.
SuIie 3epf an eagle 9. Gomponn;
$500.
Gonrab RageI an llnitp 6. Il. ..
Co.; $7OO.
SeiTe u. 5abins an Som. Sab. 81.
Co.; $500.
Stanton u. Stuavt an 2. 9. Msa.
ban; $1,000.
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am S6aupfab oes
Yer6re6ens.
Gin Rpman aus bem QmeritaniIten
2eben, BON u Ifreb SteI5nsr.
(Gprtiesung.)

Gin 2eidsnnagen Fubr turt bas
prahtDoQe, Don &apeQen fIantirte
pprtdl bes BreenDooo Geuleterp bel
8rootIpn, bss berubmteiten &irtbois
Herp Yorfs unb pieueitt bes itDniten
Der Delt. Sn bieiem gart Der Iobtsn
mirD bds 6imm!ii6 title uno trauIj4s
Dsben Der gtatur BON ben GebiI0en
btr Weni6enhanD niht psrbrdn9t,
ipenn duh biefe lestsr Ru6sitdtteH por
WduioIeen, UtQrmorhallen uno 9ertz
mdIern jegli9sr Qrt ubsrrsi9 beIsgt
Itnb.
Geienttsn 8Itdes, ouf's SisFIte ers
ertffen folgte Senerin dls ein3iger
Qeibtraeenber in sinem Waaen, Der
Geite Der 5obten bic IsBts Gbre t-s
tpeifsnb; isine glite 9litter a6tIos
on ben nieberen 5iigeln gu beioen Seis
ten Der bunbert SUB breiten &units
| itrabe ooriiber, Die ii6 burh bas aufs
| iteigenbs gsrrdin bubin3iebt, ahtIoa
an ben prdhtigen Mauioleen duf Dts>
| fen 0iigeln, ND inmitten 9riinen Ra=
fsns unb rei6item 8lumsnflor bic Wil:
liondre ben lsBten S6laf tbun. ar
rei3enben Sssn uno Springbrunner
ooriiber, INNER lpeiter, aud an einfd.
men 9rabbiieeln oorbei, mo Der Tau:
islnbe Bolb, bas tluge gihb0rn6er
unb Der ssidipdbigs Staar ii4 ii6er
bic 8efeimnifIe Der S61pfunq oi,
tpunberlihiten 0eIhihttn sr3G6len
lpsnn iie feben, tpie untsr bem tro'ten.
ben 3uipru6 Der etpig nsu teimenbtr
| gadtur iih Der faHungsloie S6mert
Der MaenIhen in itius Debmutb ouf
loft.
| Gnblich bielt Der Qsi6enpdgen, uni
bdlb barduf audi Der, in bem Seperir
fab; er fdrat 5ufammen unb itisi
aug. Dd itanb er in beulisnieen Sbsi
bes fafbiondblen Rirhbofs, in ben
aud benz unbemitteltsn fir siner &c
ringen getrag cine Rtbeitdtte eings
rdumt fpirb; @rabitdtte reibt iif d
oi9t an Grdbitdtte, unb rur einfaH
nieorise 5teine nit in m0slihIis
aiirs DrisbHsH 5ni6Fifhn berlin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

men barf." brad Seioel enblih oaE
Shfpeigen, .iebenfaus perbe i6 bdr1
iiber meinen 9orgeieBtsu gert1t err
Itatten."
.Stefen Sie nur ben Gbed Gin.
llno nun gu mas Nnoerem!" rief Ssr
aIte. sd fprehe niht germ BON msis
ner eriten 5rau." fubr er nah elmer
PauIs itodeno fort, frohreno lpelhsr
Ieine 3iige ipieber ben friiberen tums
merpolIsn 4usorud anqenommen bats
ten, raber es mub iein Geben ois
mir aber sSbr Gbreuluort, oab sic NJ
les, mas Sic BON mir horen ipsroen,
ais 4mtsgeb:imnib betrahtcn lpsrs
ben"
(fsortiebuug foigt.)
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Snldnoiibe Stad,rifbfen.

- cine nsuentpe dts " O.
.turbriids. Die eeiteigsrten Be
miibunqen Der geoloetf6eu 5orffyung
bdben nun 5u Der Auifinbuna elmer
Reibs bisbsr uHbtdnHisr Qat.lgs
briiden in 4merita gsfiihrt; aIlsin i'm
Staote Utah bat man bier nsus bissrr
unerSotihts Wetiteritiide bss gaus
msif.srs Rdtur esiunhtn. Cine bon
linen. beren eeologiite erior6an9
bersits begoHusH Bat, Tam rpobl ais
bic arObte Amtritus geltsn. Sie lieat
Bier Uleilen R6rbIih Der 9rsnSItnis
Spiihtn lltnh uuo Arisono, 5piideu
oem Colorado unb ben Ropoios gers
gen. Die Bride bs'tebi aus sinsm
maatpoIi ausIobenhen grobeu go9sn
aus natiirIihem Sunoitsiu. sic snts
ipringi Der Mauh eines tiefen guflons
uno isnti iidb am anbersn llfsr stipos
our 1isfe. bas 9dupsrt iit oIio niht
ipmmeiriih, madt obsr nurh feline ee.
lpoliiaen 3imeRfionsu bod einen
mdt1iigen Ginbrud. Die uatiirIihe
Bride seiei ;aum sinen Rib i'm Gs.
! itsin; ibre Spunurpsits betrdgt 274
Jub, in timer S0he pon 30l JuB
lbsrousrt iis bsn in Der Iisfe oapius
| risislnoen CLUB.
-Gurnerpionisr gbas. g..
Webtr in gbicaeo gtftors
ben. Gin in fpsiien GrsiIsn betnuus
| ter 0tuiiGrr uno zines Der aHgeIehens
| iien mitglieosr Der Gbieusos 5urnges
meirSs, 5srr gbarss y. Deber. iii
Roch nur turssr arantbeii aus bsm
gsbsn geibisbtu. Der 9eritorbeas
puros Dor 60 sabreu in gBIiueeu,
Wurttemterg, asboren uno fam in ben
50er Jabren nit ieinen Gliern nnd
ben Der. Stda.sn. Rdhbs1n Der iungs
Weber cine 3eit lang aIg yiaihinens
| idIpHer in Rohefier unb Dilliams.
burg, U. o., asurbeitet bate, iieoslts
sr 1863 nab Gbieago iiber. po er ipd'
ter suIammen nit ieinsn 8ribern biz
Dsbtr Bros. WetoI Dorfs griinoets
unb iih ols erfolsreiGer GeihdftEa
mann Elm aniebniihts 0ermogsr
errpdrb. mebsr purbe 1863 Wlii
| gIitp Der Chicago 5urussmeinoe UNI
tpor iisis Elm sifriges Miitslieb biz 81
ieinem 5obe. Gr spar Sabre lang St'
,r,tdr bts Turner 9,ionier 9erein!
unb trug burh isineH lnperipiiiiIiher
| 5umpr IN Ieinsn grotosolleH piei bdsl
Bel, bic 9eriammlungeu bsr pionier
su erheitern uno su beIeben. Der Der
itorbene binterI1Bt feline Satin uni
feds srtpadftae aInoer.
- Spbn Gtemme in Qer
Uori geitorben. Jn bas Ver
g)orssr 9eutihtbum bat Der lob fuie
Der cine ihiper cus3nfiiLenbe Glide &c
riiien, inoem Jobu Sismm. eIner Gun
. eeneni3iinpuns erlds. Jm D<utiht
Soipital iit cine gbreniafel angebrdhi
auf Der Der Qoms Sobn Sismm
pranai. Mar bod 6err Siemme lei
Sabren elmer Der berporragtnriis
: DobItbdter bes Snititutes, unb aut
rnebrsre onbere beuifhe 6ofpitdler I'M
poblib1tise Qnitolisn perlieren in ibi
leine treue Gtiibe. Jo1n Stemms ipurt
am 80. SuIi 1840 In Ritierhube. I'm
GiierboIs, geboren. Jm aiter BON q
J ma 16 Jabrsn tam er ols arms
| Shiffsianes mad amtrisn. DieasiDs
, Il. Gntbebrunsen bss iungen Gintpur
berers blisben aud ibm nidt tripor
!. aber allmablib fabte er fsitfn Jul
lunb nah mtbrjdbrigtm 4ufsnthdlte !
J. Netp Yorf griinbtts er Elm Msins nn
GpirifuofensG sGnsrosseiddft, bds q b
/. gum 5abre 1893 betrieb unb 5u grob'
DIiitb brohie. 1898 sog er lln
:. Ibas pripotlsbn Snriid. 5ohn Gttn
line ssbSrtt bsr 3trmann Sese 2
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Sprihport 9eati poIiibentes cine gang
beionoere Deutung CAB, 3iigelten Die
befpen 0amen ibre ihnaubenben Ren>
ner unb rttten in Die lihtgriinsn Sal
len zines 8uherlpdloes Elm. Die Sim
fen iubilirten in ben bobsn 2aubtupz
peln, bic Spehte bGmmerten eegen bic
biirreu Qeite uno Gi6bDrnben buId-
ten iiber bds 8dlbmops. 8lanta
Thautc 9ebdntenpp1 ouf ben Sppf
ibres engliIhen So9bpferbe5. bd5
beim &niitern bes unter ieinen 6uz
fen bre6enben RetiigS Die Sbren
fptbte, uno fraste tpie 6ebtpig Der
9iIobauer gefalIen 6dbe.
Sene Itri1 ibrem Shimmel Die 5ers
sauite WGbne glatt uno ertpioerte:
,8as 8ert 9efieI mir beFer ais Der
Sh0pfer, tnbeiTen ihetnt mir, oaB Der
2eBtere Elm oimubIer 8eielli4after
lit. Seine Wtunterteit tpirtt an
itedenb. Shabe, bob bteIetbe per'
fIoQ, als er =.
5ebtptg itotte unb err0tbste. SIanta
er9Gn5te ben SdB, obne etne Wtiene
gu per3ieben; - nQIs er Die gtd6rtdt
bon metner 8ermdblung perndbm. gs
bat ben drmen polbi iiberraIht, OBJ
gleih icb oetpiB tpeiB, bab er tetnc
2iebe fir mid empfano. Seine g}eis
ounq AL mir gIih Der zines fdbrenben
RitterS, tpeI6er nur in Der serne fitr
Die Dame I6rpGrmts, beren 5dr6en er
truq. Wenn mir uns i'm S6IoB tras
fen, 3dntten mir uns in Der Re9el.
Com lit Elm Guertopf unb pft perleBte
er mid bur6 feline RiitIi6tsIDiigtett,
aber er beiiBt Elm gutes Ser3 uno
9opo bebuuptet nit dlIer geitimmts
belt, baB ibm eine groBe 3utunft BE-
porItebe.
$50 moge Der !6immeI i'm aIs PRO-
feIpr uno WfitgIieo bes Senats Der
Qtaoemie oereinit Iterben Iaiieu", he-
mertte 0eorpig idelmiIb uno frn9tc,
ME Der Muru eigentIia in's ShnS.
oenIhIoB getommen lei.
glanta ersdbIte, Dub ibn Der Graf
ouf elmer Reiie in Suotirol entoedt
babe, Qls golbi nod auf Der Nlm o1&
8teb oebutet unb i'm Binter in Der
Wertitott zines 8iIbidntBers gearbei
tet babe. Der graf hattie aus o2n
Qrbeiten Des Burden benen reir'
9eoabuno ertanut uno ihn nit ilh
na6 Der 6duptitQbt 9enommen, no >r
tbn unterrihten lieB un0 nann ouf
Die Qttooemie ianbte, Der jun9e
Utann babe bic GrpartunQen ieines
8eihubers in gIdn3enoer Wetie erfuut
unO iib itets oontbdr uno IiebeDol
erfpieIen. Ter 8rdf Iiebe ben Siin'ts
Ter pie ieinen Sobn, aud !perbe es
qolpi leidt fallen, in Der 5auptItoot
sire geattete uno 9Ian3enoe 2ebEHsz
iteuung 81 errtn9en.
6eopig itielte bel bieier ShIuBbe.
mertung gu Der Sprehertn btnuber
uno lG6elte ihaItbaft: Sd tpejb
i1on, porouf metne Sante btniteuert.
Neir, ouraus tpirb nihts. 6eotpi8
&ranIiB 1piro ME 5rau Gom bstBen.
0ieIen portreffIiden aunitIer luiro:
in germ gu metnen 5reunben 8dhIen.
ober Iieben - nsin, liebsn t0nnte id
i'm nt6t."
.@ie mub benr Der glann geurtet
isin, ben Gu Iiebsu tonH't, pieIumz
nOr6eue Rihts zines 2lrbeitertDnigE2
3eig' mir 8etn Soedl."
(JortieBun9 foI9t.)
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Rene otbefen.

6. 6. YaSbifon on Gotpuro Wcrt1;
$2350.
gftber 6. GnesIe cu eagle 9. unf
6. o.; $3250.
Warp a. 5admann an Jreo. 6
WueebOft; $1,000.
q. so. Dinon. II, an Jrso. 6
Wusebofi; $4,800.
Mlie. .. gorter an 20dlnnS o. I,
6. u. Co.; 800.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-12-23
.s133,7G2
HENRY TO HAVE
LIGHTING PLANT

The village Of Henry, our little sis
ter city to the west, is preparing to
put on metropolitan airs. 4 company
has been formed in that town by To-
cal capital and the company have
purchased complete and up-to-date
electric lighting plant from 3. M.
Pope Manufacturing Company Of this
city. The town will also install a
new water works system.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-12-23
SCHOOLS TO GET
MUCH CASH.
SEMi.ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF
SCHOOL MONEYS FOR DIFF.
FERENT COUNTIES.

A Pierre dispatch says: The com
mission Of school and public lands has
made the second apportionment of
the income from common school lands
for 1910. The appolrtionment is 70
cents for every school child in the
state and makes total of s133, ,762.
The June apportionment was $2.92
per capita, making a total of S3.75 per
crease of $92,447 ever 1909 or 1876
per capita larger than 1909, with an
increased population of S,264 school
children. The apportionment for Dec
ember If ia. u ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-12-23
* LETTER FROM HIx HoLLER.
Hix Holler,
Miz.zoory.
Dec. the 5, 1910.
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Deer Mr.. Editor, M,
Ov The Saturday Nooa:
The old woman went 70 q club meet
in 'er somethin Nv the kind 'tother
evenin an went down town middlin
early an We an 81 Williamson an Herb
Park an Abs Keller an 9 few more
Nv the boys went on q kind nv q
high lonesome an as we was d goin
past Pete an Eds th, chief NV police
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-12-23
FORMER WATERFOWL YoUN,
MAN DIES IN NORTH DA-

koTA.
Word hs been received La this city
that Ernest Mertz. former drug clerk
for D. F. Jones and a prominent mem
sber of Watertown Cadet band, now
known as the Fourth Regiment band,
died at his home in North Dakota
last week. Mr.. Mertz has been away
from this city about five years. ;j