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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
FIRM PICKS A WINNER

in their columns. | often wondered
what a man with a name like that
would look like. One night i went 10
a downtown theatre to see Downing,
and there was the name large as life
in the program. l made the owners ac-
quaintance. and we became good
friends. We wanted 10 become man
ayers, and decided to pool our money
and form a stock company. Our part
nershiD has lasted ever since.
The first operations of the firm were
at Binghamton. n. Y, with a stock
company, which lasted all summer. The
company consisted of about eighteen
actors. and the bill was changed twice
week. They played everything from
The Passing Regiment TO As You
Like It." They went regularly to
BinghamtOn every summer for several
years, and even now whenever a
Wagenhals & Kemper production visits
Binghamton ii is warmly welcomed;
Like most young managers, they had
their ups and downs, although they
never had to walk from one town 10
another, as some actors are credited
with having been forced to do.
The nearest we ever came TO a wind
up, Mr.. Wagenhais is apt 10 relate
when in a retrospective mood, was
once when we jumped from GlOversville
and after the company was paid and
the return tickets to BinghamIOn
bought we found ourselves one Sun
day morning with Sl.l5 between us.
Everybody had money but the man
ayers. We had our railroad tickets,
however. and SO we started for Bing-
hamtOn. We had TO change cars at
Fonda. and there l suggested lunch
The bill came to s1.65, and / gave the
firm OF Wagenhals a Kemper with
nothing in its pockets but the lining.
But when we got back to Binghamton
there was g substantial advance sale
for our next performance. Guess that
was the lOW-water mark
After the BinghamtOn experience the
firm ran stock company in Kansas
City for a couple of seasons with sue
cess Then they started out as regular
road manag gers with Bronson Towards
Young Mrs. Winthrop"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
AWAY WITH PIMPLES.
PosIam Makes Quick Work of EruP-
tiOns and All Surface skin Troubles.

By taking small part of the skin
affected with pimples, rash, blOtches,
etc, or which is unduly inflamed, itch
ing or chatting, and applying thereto
only a small quantity of pOslam, an inn
mediate demonstration may be had Of
the remarkable properties of this new
healing agent, and enough pOslam for
the purpose Will be mailed free OF
charge, upon request, by the Emergen-
cy Laboratories, 81 West Twenty fifth
street, New York City. Spots so treat
ed are cleared and healed in "a hours.
POslam puts a stop to itching as soon
as applied, and its readiness in healing
these small surfaces is but an indica-
ton OF its rapid action in -the cure Of
all ecZemas, acne, herpes, letter piles,
BARRIERS and all other forms of itch.
scaiy scalp; in short, every surface
skin affection.
POslam is, sold in two sizes (trial, so
cents; regular jars, So by all drug
gists. particularly SehTamm- Johnson's,
Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
ELITE THEATRE.

At the Elite there is an unusually IN
terestfng program of new first-run mo-
ton pictures and illustrated songs. -
PIucky American Girl has alreauy
nroven one of the most popular OF the
new films and there is something ABOUT
Mary Anne that stamps the little couh-
try girl as the right sort, with the
grit, grip and gumption TO dlstins ui 81
of the twentieth century, or any other
century for that matter.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09

. TEP right up now and make the ac-
y qualntance of Lincoln Abraham
Wagenhals and Collin Kemper, or
Messrs. Wagenhals & Kemper of the
Astor theatre, New York. 1t was this
firm which produced paid in Full"
and ana now they have another winner in
: even Days"
How the manuscript of Paid in FulP'
was rejected by a score of well known
managers before il reached Wagenhals
a. Kemper has been told. The phe-
nomenal run Of that piece made other
managers sit up and take notice of
Wagenhals & Kemper. Now the sue
cess of Seven Days" has had them all
standing on tiptOe. Such Judgment as
this in a field where competition is
Keen, makes these two young men
marks of public interest.
First, as actors, and then as man
ayers, they have had vast experience of
the practical kind; then their partner
ship has endured for nearly twenty
years, with Mr. Wagenhals looking aft
er the financial end of the business and
Mr.. kemper deVOting himself to the
producing and stage management. MT.
Wagenhals is a large, dark. nervous
man, who is necessarily smoking a
briar pipe or a long, black cigar.
Mr.. Kemper is lighter in complexion
and self cOntained in manner. The two
partners were brought together in an
odd manner. Mr.. Wagenhals father
being a great admirer of Abraham Lin
coin, decided TO name his son after the
president. Mrs. Wagenhals didn't ike
Abraham for a first name, and so they
compromised by putting ii second and
calling him Lincoln Abraham Wagon
halls. This occurred in 1870. Mr.. KEN
per appeared upon the scene about the
same time. Both men went on the stage.
Mr.. Wagenhals made his first appear
ance with r. L. Downing, while Mr..
Kemper began an apprenticeship to
Augustln DAILY, under whose eye he
gained the groundwork which has made
him successful a. a prOGucer.
To use Mr. Kempcr's own words about
their first meeting: Like all the other
actors, l read the dramatic papers a
great deal, and l frequently saw the
name of Lincoln Abraham Wagenhals
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
ISIS THEATRE.

1.-THE Bearded Bandit" a story of the
old DAYS in the west, is one of the new
motion pictures that began at the Isis
Saturday afternoon, and ii forms part
of a strong bill OF pictures and songs
at that house.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
LUNA THEATRE.

Among the new films at the Luna is
a stirring story OF Canada entitled
More Than His Duty" The Royal
Northwest Mounted Police OF Canada
are conceded TO be. without question
the bravest body of men in the world
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09

Miss Denise KarrIck. assisted by
Mrs. Frank Jennings. will begin classes
i'm dancing. Oct. s at 20 So. Sd East. Gill
bert method.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
YartibaanOcmc lDsmcs.

s Ell N'banoling, iom MaDor g0il-
liam s. 6apnor al gieu Yort iornDlig
ltreb for ct al OOre 2iOsitrilter, Tiger
ban: oSUer iorlianoi9 WanO buroe
itlenne, ct 6an peo giatlOnalpal9ene
Ital sUe lir Wening tiltlenOe pm oe
rationale Programla9er, Oeo Stats-
pol9cne om Statspolitttn o9 pco DC
lOtaIe @als ON DC ioriiieai9e Sing
peorerenoe bet lOtule Stpre."
Sette CT Juno 6Ornuit. Ter CT nb-
iolut in9en Nienin9 ltabt / Den Soc,
at naar man Ital beige Statcns 6u=
pernsr. for Grempel, cller Ell Sberin
for 6puntpet, maa man ferlt Dg frcmlt
Ie at faa &eoe paa, pm peotOnlmcnoe
Ganoioat bar ben rGtte 3rD ON 3olo=
beltDttelle O9 De andre Sporgsmaal,
meo bpilte ban oct Gmbeot, lom ban
Is9er, ilet lite bar at bciatte zig. Wten
Der er altior mango, lOm gGar irem
nctop paa oenne Mtnaoe. 6or Dem er
0opeolnoen ben, at Snnoioaten til ct
lDtalt Gmbeoe tilberer oeres politiltc
Tarti; lille at ban CT ell Urlig WtNno,
Der maa antd9es at bore lGroclcs bel
Itittet or Den beliemtC DIlentli9e Se.
filling, 1Dorom Der CT Sale. Sclb
n0or oct 9l0loer nDgtt lnnoOnt lom
Salget al Ell 6OuntD SurOepOr eller
ell GlglDnsmnnO, oplOrores man I'll
at. femme IOr oen clcr oen WtNno,
foroi ban iuloer li9 Republitnncr eIler
Gemotrnt. Set er pmtrCni lnu iOr=
ltunoigt lom oct Oiloe bore, ON man
Oeo Sal9et al i'm Str0Ooer ituloe lnbe
bans polltille cller rclioipie SrO p0re
bet IerNte ScnlDn, o9 life brDoe Jig no
get ON enten ban cr eli 9rlig og oDg=
ti9 Str0ooer eller ei. 9iu, Der er
Segn til, at oct begDnoer at blioe be-
ore. Galgcne be9pnoer at bliUe no9et
mere emo Ell iimpel 6oltetGllng ior at
iaa ui9iort, bpor mango Der CT, iom
taloer fig &cpubliiuncre, og bOOr
mango Der CT, iOm taloer Jig Demo-
trater. 1 y Norm.~
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
st YjsrmiomsYrcp.

Slprntlernc Sisrnipn bar mnngen
Sang temmell9 uporren line llotrpt,
bpuo bette Ugte SlsrnIonite SreO ri-
Ter. Oct bar 3at til Ell 6rue, iom
bapoc ienot noset norlt=norit Wao til
Parls engan9 / Ottiaarene:
&jGre, tlGre fru B.!
81 lOOer % prilcr ben aanite Sler=
nelamilir, bet tl9rli9betens mooer-
ltlpo, bpprap utp9loer rette srret,
9nmmelolt % mpsolt! Yi beunorer
og belligner ben butt ap pennegooe
tanter, lom ltaar Op ap tasien oen
9rosIeli9e lugt, naar oen aapnes!
Sette fra Sobuslen til gaoss itin-
ienoe giorge bar for os ben finelte 70.
lenaanoe; leg ut trang til at Ia mig
bpre pna en- iiiieGgt eller lis9e paa Ell
i0ter % lugte tumet. Seq brat uOil-
taarlig atteOit til % orsmte at ieg bar
maalltrGper. Sa forat aft ituloc p0re
9anlte norlt, bar iiiten o9 9ummel-
often Bit uoenner unoerpeis, pg gam.
melOlten bar itte v9lor" inopenoi9 o9
iilien bnooe fadt ,,mussebaar buten.
\oele, belle Nor9e bar Der, oct uiulo=
TONNE altfor gamle og altior unge;
oct belionois ui0roise Norse reprG.
ienteret ui9rois inouitri. s sien.
ilenoeliens rus ian9 ie9: y9iO Ter eq
after oesie berg O9 oalar;" men efterat
al pa lmatt Oarerne maaite je9 aapne
nlle pinouerne. Seloispis bar be an.
ore guat nj. Set er iommetiber gan.
lie trGgt at bore Noromano.
Din y. y.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
&ooicuclt Og Sciocl.

gRilmautecs iocialiliiite Sor9erme.
fer, Gmil Seioel, pi!oe lite ia imoo
@r= =Yrelioent Gopieoelt, oa oenne gl9-
ltet ypen for fort Sio ioen, og be
9runoet tit gliila9, ioet ban notalte, al
bpis Wr. Hoolepelt lite bapoe foran=
bret Menin9 lioen ban itrep lin @rtl=
tel ON Spcialisme Sutlprt" 5 Wars=
Seite 1909, tunoe ban lite li9es at orr
bsioe for &etltafenbeo % &enbeo
oct politiite 2ip 9lmerita. San be-
iiDlote pioere &opicpelt for paa Ell
banbe liltig o9 limpel Waaoe at l0gge
an paa at ialte Soft yluar i 0inene,
O9 at ban oerfor insen &et baooe til
at pr0te ON Moral, Heli9ion eller
yor9eropoer.
IS Den lan9e &eiie." iortiatte Sei=
Def, .iom Wr. &ooieOelt bar foretat
9lennem De peltll9e Sfafer, Tan le9 Tile
le anOet al Setponin9 uoenfor bans
e9ne politiite Ylaner os Streser. Wien
lauoant noset bar hi lite Srus for i
Ntilwautee, oa ban peo at fremboloe
oem lite ian 9jsre os bet @ran Nptte. :"
"a IOoiepelt tit bsre bpao Seioel
baOoe in9t, trat ban Operle9ent paa
Stulbrene o9 bemGrtet, at bbao bans
2lrtitel ON Sotialisme an9it tunoe en=
bOcr Oeo at lGle Den nsia9tig l9len=
ncm be9ribe bbao ban bapoe ment.
Pna i'm 8eiie baboe ban fine 3aler
lite bersrt partipDlitiite Spsr9smaal,
o9 Doerten oistuteret Stats eQer &Onl'
mllneanli99enoer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

vt tase Smiors for W9no - bet er
Dor 6orretnins. SliOn. Gin & SO.
@uoc sto til rimslise Yriisr hos
Sllon, dim IL 50.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

Siion, Clin & 50. bar ale nsopen=
oise Saser for MRno.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
Set tarli9itc 9DriVcroem,

Sra g, 3. agricultural Gulle9e er
uOIcnot Isl9enoe 9looariel os &aao
Den almlnoelige 0usflue er bet iar-
li9ie 9pr / Teroen; ben orGber ilere
6Olt emo ale andre Tpr iiliammen.
SCn 9er bette peo at bore meo Jig og
uoipreoe De SD9Oomsbatiller, iOm for=
nuriu9er 9terpef feber. Sarnetolera, Su=
beriulolis Olp. 6luen uotl9ttes i
8jeolelsbaugen og lignenoe Steoer,
o9 iaa is9er ben ben tll 3jsttenet o9
WtaOltubet, bpor ben oa logger Sp9=
oomslpirerne fra li9. Saa faar pi
oem ino Spltemet, os Spsopmnen
llopiiler Jig oa bos oem al os. iom lite
er ri9tig it@rte. Oct er altio en- iar-
fig Sing at ipiie Mab, iom 6luerne
bar liooet paa. Sisie maa for enboer
Yrs bOloes noe al Suiet, oeriom pi
ital beOare Sunbbeoen, Og ipecielt Der
iom yahpcn ital unogaa Sarnetolera.
Ienne er Ell Sommerip9oom, iom
ioretommer fun naar 6luerne brin9er
ben meO Jig. 6luerne bsr for altin9
uorpooes, p9 bette ian lie oerpso. at
man ON Iaaren brin9er bort fra Su
Jet al @jsoiel % anoen llrenbeo, bpori
De iormerer l9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
acknowledgements
/ Minnriota,

Specielle &e9icringsa9cnter bar til
bra9t flec Gage i 6er9us 6alls meo
at Ian iltano IOtlmenter 100 Sn9er
ON SpbUUclie al Stjpoer cller Morts
cages paa GanO. lom Snolanerne bar
9ibet til DC Spioe.
III alu9erne irem9aNr oct, at ,iu=
oiancrue itie alene ilte baOoC .Ret til at
iGl9e lit Sano, men at De lite bGpoe
oct minOne Stjpn pau VOnOet9 %UrOi.
VanohDtte eiter SanoltDite, lom ltuloe
bore p0rp ober 81, 600, bleb Ipl0t al
Dem for 500 elier $50, % unoer.
tioen for G9uoipmbelIt Der blep tilbuot
oem. s mango 3ilfGloe felger MOrt=
cages Stjeocrne, laa Sanocts y 3itle"
life blir liar. s nnOre 2ili0loe bar
,Splt tjebt GHn0ct lor ell lioen Sum
at ,}nolnncrnc og ltrnr Iolqt oct tit
3rGlaltllrmHer lOr Ell lterre Sum.
0isie Sr0lulttompanicr ltal oa babe
ribbet Sanoet Ior Stogen. &etten an
MODES ON ut liOnle Oisie GOelGg9eller.
Sjebere al V0uo bar IU0rmet omr
firing &eIerOntioncn iOm 6lucr, li9e
Ioen SoOen tillpo SalObloos ,Snoia=
nerne at l0lge lit Gnno. Sang pNa
Sang er bet blepei meooelt, at oisie
Snnotjebere bar orlIttet SnOlanerne
orutne, til ne unoGrltreD Bupirerne,
Iom DUerfsrte Snoinnernes Suno til
Dem. 9eite bar eli al 0runoenc,
bporIor 2anoliDret be9Dnote 0eu Qicn-
nem9auenoe 2utning al Saloonerne /
BET inatNlote Snoianer= 5erritorium.
Wtnn0el pau fulo llnoerretnin9 oil
9lpre, at Sagerne pil trGtte Gang
ora9; tGi iulobloo8 SIoianerne, ipm
bar 9ipct li9 no for balpblOos Snoi=
anere for at tunnc lGlge cller lanne
Pen9e paa lit gano. maa beuiies al
bore fulobloos. SalOblOos Snoia-
nerne, Iom iulste, Uil MI sjerne bore
iulobloos ior at faa lit 2uno igjen. oa
BET pil tu9e l9n9ere Sio for man iaar
&eoe paa, bpem Der bar talt ianot.
Sagsn / bet belle er meset inopItlet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
NcpolpcrOrduta
/ NcOticlD.

&eonelo. l2te Sept. Taienoe af
Stinip9e iijso 8. y. SarueiOn, en-
6armoeeut Der Spen, 2srOa9s 2liten
Sole &iier. eli peltlenot un9 Game,
tilisieoe Or. y. y. 6linite, en- 3ano=
lG9e, alOOrli9s Suar Og orGbtc Oerpau
Jig ielp. StponIngen ianot Steo /
ben un9e Games Slem. Sr. Glinte
bapoe ailagt benOe Ell Yilit, og loet
ban italoe 9aa, trai ban SarpelOn,
iom itjeo b0m TO 6unge gjennem bplre
%un0e Og Ell Sang | Nrmen, elterat
6linlte bupos lprtet ON. San ltlso
oerpau Pi9en ligc ODer Sleriet, iau
bun osoe n9lien ltrdr. 6llnite oq
Mils aiier ialot ON 8angen. Sur.
pelpn trauote no paa Yeranoaen %
ltlso ii9 / Sppeoet.
Glinite er iarli9 iaaret, men iar
tOmme Il9. 9llle tire bar pOpul0r(
un9e ,solt. Niilo aiier bar l9 2ll,
o9 bar ieot o9 OpOoret Der. 6linitl
tom bio ira 9lurOra. ST., for Hers
glar lioen.
Sarpeion bar D0ret Tarmateut bel
/ TO 9lar. Sans 0iem er / Gentralia,
81. Miiis Siitr bar bolot Selitat
meo bes9e De unge MGno bet iioltt
Nars 3io. @linIte o9 Sarpeion baoot
tilipnelaoenbe p9ret gooe Yennsr. oc
insen bapoe ijerneIte 9lnelie ON, al
Der bar Sao melem benz.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
SYo Dafota.
1roh bar al nettet aoitilli9 Staoe
paa Maisa9rene omtrin9 Staten.

1rOit bar an,ettet ooltllli9 Stao'
paa Maisa9rene omtrin9 Staten.
9ratt paa Sast, 9lrtbur 8. 5eslier,
@ieren oi glberbeen Sheet WtetaI
Woris, blep 2sroa9s Worgen or@bt,
meoens ban bar paa 9lnoejagt per
CORDS 2ate. @eUGret git uiorOarenot
ai, ban fit 9aonin9en ino 8pssen
o9 Seoen paaful9ts siebliiteli9.
Yofiontoret SaOana hjemis9tes ior=
riss Manou9s 3D@lo al &ppere, men
be lit ipGrt lioet for lit Yrpoeri, ioet
fun no9le 6rim0rier bleo ta9ne. glo=
itiai9 Stabe anret!cocs bog paa Sp9-
ningens Snpentar iom 6slse al Gr-
plolionen.
slf en- &apport, ION Milwauteebanen
bar inoienot til Statcns yoaro of
Gauali3ation, frem9aur oct, at / l3
Gountier Spo Tatota er 300, 456
Ncres 2uno iol9t lOen 9larets Segpn-
Belle for Ell @lenneminltspris al $4S.2O
pr. glcre. Sette CT Ell 6ors9elie
TGrolen al $l6.65 pit. 9lcre / be liolte
4 9lur. &apporten piIcr, at Seaole
Gountp laar ferlt / &Gtten meo Sen=
fpn til Sals al 2nno o9 at Priien bar
s4l.7 pr. Ncre. Ell 6orsaelie at
$20.54 pr. glcre / 4 9lar. Union
GountD Qano bra9te Den bsiete Yris,
nemli9 $74.64 pr. 9lcre for 1861
Ncres.
9Obc lom en- Selt. Sra Wdtertown
itripes ben l0be Sept. Gfter at babe
reooct li9 ielp ioriegtc s.. 8. Sa9en,
32 9lur 9ammel, Der arbeioeoe ior Niin-
neapolis IL ct. 2ouis Snnen, at reooe
en- bunisr glrbeiosldmmerat, Is. w.
patrid, 20 Mar 9ummcl, o9 latte ber.
UNDER yiUet til. Seitlonsarbeioerne
bar pnN Ell grbeiOstralle. 90 oiolte
lite, at oct pcItgauenOe paslagerto9
bar belt. og Srallen blep puatjert tire
Wiil peltenior SDcn. Sa9en % Ell
anoen Wtano boppebe al SpOret; men
Yatrlt tunoe life boppe. Sagen hratte
fig no for at gribe potrit. Der bar
ialot mellem Stinnernc. Seg9c bleD
opertsrt o9 orGbt.
Seipnhcrlia lllpftc. gnorem 9briltot=
ferion, en- peltjenbt 6armer / GGrbe.
ben aI Srene, bar iorleoen DAG noe
for ct eneltnaenoe llbelo. San bar
belti9Iti9et meo at bpiouaite ct al llo-
buiene meo Salt, oa oenne pluolelig
erplpoerebe. Solten ialieoes / ale
&etnin9er meo oGloig &raft, O9 6brl=
itOlierion bleu iuloliGnoi9 Ooerlmurt
ai Den br9noenoe &alt. San bleU
ltp9t fOrbr0not paa Nnii9t os SGnoer
og bra9tes ienere paa ct Soipitdl, boOr
299crne uotalte at Der bar 6are for
bans 2ip. Ser er BOG al Sanoipnli9=
beo Tor at ban tommer til ct milte Sp=
net paa bs99e Zine Dm ban ituloe
ilippe fra oct meo 2iuet. lllDtlen er
enetaaenbe, ioet iaaDiot uioes alorig
bar b0not at Salt bar erplOoeret.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

Clion, Gin & so. er SopeotOarteret
for W0no.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

Satte, npehe Wopsr, bos Olion,
DIN & 90.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

Republican Ticket.
Republican State Ticket.
Representatives in Congress
Chas. H. Burke
Eben w. Martin
Governor
r.. S. Vessey.
Lieutenant Governor
f. M. Byrne.
Secretary of State
S. C. Policy.
State Auditor
Henry B. Anderson
State Treasurer
George G. johnson
Attorney General
Royal c.. johnson.
Commissioner School and Public
Lands
f. B. Brinker.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton
G. G.. Lawrence.
Railroad Commissioner
w. G. Smith
Judge of Supreme Court, 5th Dis
trict--
j. II. Mccoy, Brown county.
Judge Of Supreme Court, 4th Dis
trict-
Ellison G.. Smith
Judge of Circuit Court, 5th Judi
cial District
Frank McNulty
Republican County and Legisla-
tive Ticket.
State Senator
Anton II. Dahl
Representatives
Ivcr johnson
T. l.. Kinney
Olaf Nrrpard
Halver Olen
Treasurer
John Ii. Lewis
Auditor
j. A. Ray
Sheriff
John S. Swanson
Register Of Deeds
d. F. Stevens
Clerk Of Courts
Ivar Stadstad
Superintendent Of Schools
Bonnie F. Andrews
States Attorney
G. r. Jorgenson
County Judge
E. j. Turner
Coroner
A. E. Taplin, NJ. D.
For County commissioners.
Second District
S. L. Remund.
Third District
NJ. L. MAkelson.
Fourth District
John Meland.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

8rOuer 6lcpelanbs eiterlabte rsrliae
Gienoom i New Yort belsber Is til
$50. .065. Sele 8roper Glepelanos
efterlaote Gienoom belsber fig til ben-
peo 100000.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

price per year, LOO
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

Der er MGno, iom anier fig islp
iom Selte, naar ot. eIter at bape talot
Ell Wano en- gs9ner, er iliano til at
lobe p9t, ipr be faar Sulins.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
81 bcr, Tarmrre!

Get bar lpttsoes % at iinoe ct inlt
Martco for 6larbulm % Oi lDnes at
buroe itstte bette, OerlOm Ri Uentcr, at
bet ltal neopare. 9iu, Oh 0eiene CT i
np0cnlunoe 900 Stano. CT Sioen at
tiere inb 9ercs Salm. Gntelte OPS
naar Ell 9ris al Sl.50 pr. 9lcre for
tor, pr9tig Salm. 9eriom Oct er
ubslsiligt for Sem at tlsre ino Straaet
M eaer for Snoiauninsen, iua pil pi
tisbe bet efter Snoiaanir9en. Ser-
for - br9no lite Salmen; Den er
ialabar Bare. naar ben er tor oa ellers
/ COB Stanc.
Wcao & Som.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
GonutDetS
lt0giftcr.

Sielge ben ni County glubitsr 8an
til GountDtommisiGrsrne inoienbtc
&apport bar Gountpets llosiiter for
Ge9nitabsaaret. Der aIllutteoes ben
30te SUM 1910, iom islaer:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

was the Prairie house, small summer
hotel recently erected on the Prairie
river. A farmhouse had occupied it's
site, and as the hotel owners had
bought the farm they intended to get
all their vegetables and fruit from its
summer crop, so they needed the mar
tins help. as Ned Wilson finally con-
vinced them. The principal owner OF
the hotel was Ned's uncle, which may
have had some bearing on the matter.
Any boy who is interested in build
ing a martin house or bird hotel for
any other species may derive some good
ideas from the Prairie Martin house,
for 1t was an exact exterior model Of
the hotel.
Frank built his structure after a care
full study of several practical works on
the subject which Mr.. Burton procured
for him. 1t provides for AZ rooms and is
larger than the ordinary house. which
contains 10 to 20 as rule and is SINH
lar to build.
The bottom was of well seasoned
double oak boards 22 by 36 inches. and
wind up the day in true promoters
style with good dinner to the pros
pective purchaser.
The association took its first order,
singularly enough, for hotel. This
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
In Guess-So Town

How do Guess-so people ever
Find their way through Guess-so
Town,
Since the streets and byways never
Lead one safely up or down?
Though the avenues are many,
No one there seems sure OF any.
Guess-so people idly straying,
Chatter, passing up and down.
But there truly is no saying
What's the news in Guess-so Town;
No, there's little worth repeating
When the Guess-so folks give greeting.
Surely then. 1t is no wonder,
Be their mission what II may.
That the Guess-so people blunder
AT their duties every day;
Tell me now, could we do less so.
Always answering Il guess SOP"
-Children's Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

the walls and floors were white pine.
Nearly every room averaged FIVE inches
wide, eight inches deep and seven
inches high and had one entrance two
and a half to three inches wide. The
height of the house was S2 inches.
The exterior finish was of poplar and
calculated TO stand weather, as Frank
soaked the exposed sections in lead and
oil In the associations carpenter shop
out in the former COW stable, where
most of Franks enterprises took shape
The roof was tin and painted red, the
color OF the real hotels, while several
coats of paint were raid on the other
parts the same hue as the original
Happily the piazzas were placed in
the large building so they could be used
TO effect on the martin house, as IL is
necessary to have platforms before the
doors TO keep the young from falling
out Holes bored in the piazza served
as drains to prevent the water flooding
the apartments
The boys worked hard on their first
order and got 1t set up by the middle
OF April. check for $50 was their
reward, but they had spent SO much Of
Ned's money on their plant and
material for construction that mighty