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The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-14

Local and Personal.
Cou,i,osd IRON II Psse. Aoi
One furnished room for rent. -,
Enquire Enterprise Office. -,
The ArvadaAuto club did strer-
uous work Celebration day show =;
ing the town and vicinity to or 'u
visitors. ..----- -.-' '- ;ln .n'
For all kinds of building ma 70
terial. see A. L. Davis, the Lum- l.
herman, in East Arvada. ye
Tuesday the 18th will be the
first registration day. Be sure n,
your name is on the list see to it of
yourself. fir,
Just received new line of fine
trunks and dress suit cases. We n,
will save you time, money and lv
express charges. Ed. Hutchings. =
Candidates for county officers
were in evidence on Celebration lio
day. 1t was a good opportunity ac az
to get acquainted with the citi- op
-zens of AfFada. -
Five good lots for sale, corner We
of Grand View avenue and West ga ga
4th street see H. T. Reno. w
C. E. Gilmore has commenced Oh
the construction of four room
frame house on his half acrepro :,
erty on Ralston avenue. ne
For rent,-Large room house nj
and acres nicely located in Ar 81.
vada, lawn shade trees and much Bi
fruit, barn, cement cellar etc. m
Enquire of Geo. B. Campbell, Ar
vada, or 203 Cooper bldg Denver.
Theo. Simms, one of our D.
plumbers is enjoying two weeks tr
visit from his father |. N. Simms
of New Orleans, III.
tu
Just received a new line of in
nickel plated soap dishes towel vi
facks, rollers and all kind of in
hath room paraphernalie, Call
and see US. R. ]. ARNOLD & Co.
Plumbers. Pi
Fire insurance on your proper n
ty may be written for you with ac ~
out delay by J. F. White at the th
Enterrrise office. Call up Arva-
da 951 or step in.
VOLTS capital hams, the best ~ ~
on the market, at George j. az az
Nuench's meat market at the We We
same old stand. A trial will pr
convince you. nf la'
Mrs. E. X. Dripps is enjoying I'M
a visit this week from her son G. gr
F. Dripps and grandson James fir
from Cripple Creek.
Get your good home rendered W,
hrd at George J. Muench's meat he
market, at the same old stand. m
10 pound pail, $1.80; 5 pound ga
pail, 90c; 8 pound pail, 60c.
C. B. Garret and W. w. Picket la
have been rusticating at Mr.. w
Picket's ranch for a couple of N
weeks while Mrs. Picket has been
enjoying a visit in Arvada with ].
relatives and friends. ue W
Don't fail to see those beauti- &c
ful carpets and rugs at Burton Sc
L Chinn's. m
We save you at least ten per ~
cent on monuments and iron ~ ~
fence. Bill Bros, 1455 Broad ci
way, Denver, Colorado. Write
q. -,
$500 of furniture, implements, OF
stock and garden truck for $3.50 a
also a house and garden tract A
close to town for rent. Enquire
Enterprise office.
Always the best corn fed meats re
st George J. Muench's meat mar E
ket at the same old stand, at
prices you would pay for poorer
grades at other places. W
Mrs. George Bayers has been II
on the sick list for few days. ST
Take your shoe repairs to ]. B. 81 81
Jarvis. Corner WadsWorth and II
Grand View avenues. W
w. w. Thomas who purchased
the w. D. Bradley property has al
been confined to his home for a "
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
SPEED AUTO TO MARRY;
RACE TO CATCH TRAIN

Aberdeen, S. D., July 14.-ThrOugh
delay in the arrival of a train, the
Rev. John ". HyslOp, rector Of st.
Marks Episcopal church, was called
Ep0D TO tie matrimonial knot in double
quick time. Two years ago the Rev.
M. HyslOP ofiCiated at a wedding at
which oscar NJ. Young now clerk Of
courts Of Bowman county, North Da-
kOta- was best man, and Miss leila
Palmer. u Spencer Ia. was brides
uzE3d- The acquaintance formed by the
y2lng people al the wedding ripened
into a stronger feeling. and to make
ths rOr1aDce com lete, they resolved to
have the same minister perform the
Ceremony who officiated at the we'd
ding IF their friends. So Mr. Young
came to Aberdeen on an early train,
secured his marriage license, saw the
rector and completed all arrangements
for lzs ceremony. which was to take
pAsCe or the arrival Of Miss Palmer on
TIE Milwaukee train from the south.
EzE- the train, due at o'clock. did not
arrive untz5 ss5A. and the train for the
EEssF1- Oh w1Beh the bridegroom and his
tsa6s expected 10 depart for their new
hBu9s IL North Dakota was due to
6ssJaTs1 al 1879 The situation was
hZTT4Hcsg explained to the brfde-to-be,
BIB sia1C1got5le broke the speed limits
Sc Es1tlng ahs bridal party from the
flsts@D 10 The gAcrgry, where the cere-
rnSuF EAs performed. and the race
mace back 80 Ths station, just I'm time
- ealElb LIE weEsbOuBd train.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
PREACHERS ANGRY
WITH CHAUTAUQUA

WATERFOWL, S. D., July H.-Alleging
a breach of agreement with the man
agement of the WATERFOWL chautauqua
assembly now in session in this city
by which they agreed to put on a Sun
day evening program of sacred read
ings in consideration for which the
Protestant churches adjourned their
evening services, the pastors announce
today that next Sunday evening their
churches will be open as usual in spite
of the continuance of the chautauqua
The chautauqua program last Sunday
evening was made up of popular selec-
tlons from two entertainment compan-
les, few of which, in the estimation of
the pastors, were in keeping with the
spirit of Sunday, and at the end of
short address by Senator Norris
Brown, of Nebra ska. Many church
people left before the address, which
proved to be embarrassed by the
popular program of funny stories
and songs of the. entertainment COM
panies.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
DAKOTA GUARDSMEN
WILL Be ORDERED
TO CAMP JULY 26
State Militia Is Going to Sparta
for Drill by Regu-
lars.

Watertown. s. D.. july 14.-Orders
have been sent out by Adjutant Cen
eral Englesby concerning the mObiliz-
ing Of the companies of the South Da-
kota National Guard for their annual
encampmcnt at WATERFOWL.
The officers Of the various companies
have been summoned TO meet at Wa
tertcwn on July q and an instruction
period 81 five days will follow, with the
older officers of the guard in the role
Of instructors. On July 26 all the
companies Of the guard are to assem-
BILE at the camp for the annual en-
Campmenr and Will remain there until
the 30th. in command Of non commits
siOned officers.
The fvc days will be spent in drills
and target practice and other work
which has been carried on in past
years. Leutenants ROWIey and DeVers,
Of Mitchell. will accompany the Mitch
ell guards TO WatcrtOWn and expect
to bring at least so men. The com
rany was organized but a few months
ago.
on July 80 the companies Of the
national guard will be taken to Spar
t. Wis, for a period of 10 days, and
there will be drilled under the COM
mand OF regular army officers. 1t IS
expected there will be 5000 men in
camp at Sparta, including artillery,
cavalry, infantry, signal corps, hos
pital corps and the engineering corps.
The signal corps will operate a wire
less telegraph system in the camp and
many demonstrations are to be given.
II is expected that every company in
the state viii send nearly a full COM
plement OF men.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
WHITECAPS RELEASE
MAN FROM JAIL NOW
HE is A STRANGER
Take Heroic Measures to Get
Rid of Undesirable
Citizen.

Chamberlain, S. D., July 15.-Some OF
the residents OF Platte, Charles Mix county
adopted white cap methods for the pur-
pose of Kidding the community of an
undesirable character in the person Of
a man known as "Frenchy" who for
some time had made a nuisance Of
himself.
"F'renchy' was arrested on the charge
Of disorderly conduct on the street and
for insulting women and was fined $50
or Is days in Jail. Not having the $50
he was compelled to go 10 Jail At
about L: 80 in the morning, according
TO the story afterward told by him
while stopping for a brief time at a
farm house on his way out Of the Coun-
try, q number of white caps came TO
his cell, released him and ordered him
TO leave town at once, threatening him
with great bodily injury IL he did not
obey and remain away.
"Frenchy" turned up at the farm
house, situated some miles out, at , 80
O'Clock In the morning. where he told
of the alleged visit OF the white caps.
After remaining at the farm house for
only a few moments, he resumed his
Journey and has not since been seen
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
BREAK UP MEETING
AND DUCK SPEAKER

Huron. s. d. July I5-Judge Alya E.
Taylor has adjourned the regular June
term % circuit court tn session here
for nearly three weeks until the 18th
when the few remaining cases On the
ctvh calendar win Dc disposed OF. All
jury cases have been heard 9r otner-
wise disposed 60 and the Jury dis
charged OF the criminal cases those Of
interest and importance was that against
Charles Denton, for enttcfuz q Young
girl into a house Of I'D fame A plea OF
guilty was entered and Judge Tay2oT
gave him an in1eteruInase sentence
the EErZlt noe 20 exceed five years in the
penitentkaTy- IL - the first instance
where sentence under this law has been
imposed In the Ninth district and Den
ton wfN Dc under the immediate con-
troll Of the warden q TIRE prison and
scGEd o. sAag1tSes and corrections, nss
term o. service depending upon his
6~1Avb1E- F'6lr young -En- WHO rad
too EE9cE fan that cost ether people
money and pvgp@rry On hzECws z--
we're e4ca fred s-s- Yg1r others gskH
3 E1s@ % S11S each fc- v1Ce-shsT having
tnsegfsws2 with literary Es.Sszy rr44s-
Tag 10 the extent % 5-Evs-E those On
Eh4 program and spectators fyvp-z a
Acss1as nozas near HEtEkgsoek. and ETafnE
oEsa 0f Tire Speakers o hath ar q water
tank Charles Van G1Esssr UaM sent
20 the psztte1t6zrT for rzs rear fer
rSSSery En- TIRE sssau-5 degree
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
LAhGDOhI is CLEARED
OF MURDER CHARGE

winner, n L.. lJLliy 15y--sA t1Fsr iFl the
stale circuit enur2 here after 3 D@u-
hadtianad trial lasting several eass. re-
turned verdict ~ acuuitlai Ia fte aase
60 Eaf atktke against JOHN I4aaatson
Who was charged witt ahQataag age
killing Al t0nasagaasser 9asnad Afs4ert II
Aln0tiE. Woods Eaet hks aaath - L.
fsBith 81 a dispute ever tie aagaessiakp
~ u homestead situated e0afh OF fbe
EssllaEe M 1t0eelaHan, III Tie eeAad s1F-
r1Esn ~ Trllp county. 1t sY@s q e40at-
Jar = iulfltm anu ~ tdka2g Eeenagat a. a.
wins was first 40 eestabaiash a nassz@Aee
ON the liant resulted Ia d pAslol ssassf
ElAR11ng which Npoke was }yslaess Yfaa
attorneys aur aaanaki9n sisfFisag flse ftfsal
HaeAzzftttat gsefttnf0ny 40 stlae esfegt tssat
Langanu asEftat iin sell diet@sase s,gass sgsgse
was Nh& view ilualky Etzls6er ~ sflss 3sf.g
Two other maau, Frank 1ssaEsgy40n xaksfg
John Hlaxnn0gl. mat llee1n aaatu ffsr sssial
on the Charge 40 liaaiIle flespntplieaa Il.
the sfaosgtaaaG assH issszr ftlasst H0fan l4alsss
don has been acquitted teile eeaeo assssaltlsE
them 20 al 4lksaltiiaul viii fah Is
pressed 10 GaAsa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
ADMITTED DESERVING
WHILE HE WAS DRUNK

Aberdeen, s. D., July 12.-Carl Strot
was arrested on the charge Of drunken.
ness, and is being held as a desertG
from the United States navy, which
fact he confided to Policeman New.
man.
Strott has been around here for sew
eral months working as elevator man
in the Western National, working on
the ditching gang and drinking pro-
fusely a good share of the time In one
of his DRINKS he got too confidential
with a friend and told how he deserted
from the navy. Before the converse.
ton ended some trouble arose between
the two men and the friend said he
would give Strott away. Strott, who
by the way went by the name OF
Adams while here, thought he would
beat out his friend from getting the
reward that is paid by the government
for returning a deserter, hunted up
Policeman Newman and gave him the
story Of his desertion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
RANGE CATTLE ARE
! IN FINE CONDITION

Belle Fourche, S. D., July 13.-In
spite of the scarcity of range feed, the
condition oc stock was never better
than at present. The very condition
that has made grazing scant has
operated by the law of compensation
to put range stock in better condition
than they have been for years at this
time of year.
When there Is abundant rain during
May and June as has been the case for
six or eight years until this season, the
grass grows long and ripens late, and
cattle could not take on their best
flesh in green grass. Comparative
freedom from flies has been Of great
advantage to cattle this year also.
Generally speaking, stock is now in
about the same condition 1t usually is
the last of August. Many stock men
have planned early shipments this
year owing to the poor outlook for
winter feed and the fact that water
holes have been drying up.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
Wesley May PRoEiEET
BIG FIGHT PICTURES

AaeEcse-- s. T., July E5s-MrE- Arrrsa
- AAcs. gEssA1sl1 Cg sAe Ws--1h E2Fryar1
W G. T. T. Ct AAssTv9As-1 SrDde Sspv-
sFE1@ NeEMSE regarding taz -EsAE lftTx
o. securing TIE ITLiztsiaGsn sd moving
pastures t1 tAs EwE.s showing rtss
JShEso1- ges-rSea @xtss, Erfs she hEIE re-
ceawesd The ssasgwn-4g EEEflT 1rum the
R0wErwEg
Pierre. TEgF .. aE1e-My IezT Mrs
Rtc6. Tgszr communication 81 rms 1rh
received M1e r.e Eztns nHH beer READ
with Interest I arr AZ once taking this
matter To win 1ns attorney general
IN OTSsr 10 stnE uln 1uHt what arthur
ify wEy have Il Etas Same. Ton ha1ss
my earnest FEzulgyETfly EnD ] assure puu
thar an ezs11snifAltT interested IN the
boys GO paEr EtEsse With VERY KIND lser.-
BUnza Regards ] am,
VERY 1rIfiy yuIigE,
1
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
PRETTY CEREMONY AT
CORNER STONE LAYING

Pierre. S. d. July I4.--An event If
importance in the history Of this city
was the laying of the corner stone OF
the new Methodist Episcopal church,
which, completed, will cost about SIS
coo. The editice Will be modern, with
gymnasium, baths, reading room and
parlors. 1t is of pressed brick, with
Bedford stone trimmings, in the Gothic
style. At the ceremonial of the stone
laying congratulations were made by
representatives of the various churches.
by the mayor and Congressman Burke
and Colonel p. f. Mcclure, represent
ing the citizens of the city.
Rev. A. d. ThibOdeau, pastor OF the
church, has n reputation as a church
builder. Soon after his arrival here
the congregation was forced to aban-
don the old church building because 1t
would not hold the crowds that
thronged to the church. Services are
now being held in the opera house
pending the completion of the new and
beautiful structure.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
WATER FACILITIES
MORE THAN DOUBLED

sssraglTg. e d July 1.-THE water
N7uritsF system is being enlarged by the
INSTALLATION q pump Of twice the ca
5Jtgiry 81 rne present one. This, togeth-
er VIII the installation Of meters and
Eilf beginning, sEgT l. Of the charging
III xsEzzsr TszEI by meter rates and the
enlargement " the 10000 barrel res
ervulr AL aCD % Gregory butte, consti-
Ents " the lzkn the improvements
PLANNED ~ charging the system and
quitting 3 CT more substantial and
business Like azE&a- The city has three
barge 1sfEla wells dipping into an in
essiiallng1itle supply Of pure soft water
81 9rpTu &c t. 90 feet
TIT psE crsae CT tank for the Greg
Cry EllsrErlc Light and Power comnany
yas recsisss = few days ago and Is be-
ing Iiacs6 3n position on concrete sun
IagriE. I,sTEasnos ard engine are nearly
ready S0r nJeFE1aon.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
ExSECT BUMPER CORN
CROP AROUND ARMOUR

AFnsoTr, y D., July 1.-THE harvest
tx &C harley in this section has COM
Nseneed and the cutting of early oats
NIa follow. Recent rains have i'm
proved the situation wonderfully, and
gs@m the present outlook this section of
Nougn Dakota will harvest an average
SF0p. The straw Is short, but the heads
are vel hlled, and the farmers gener-
ally express themselves as well salts
ne1 with the results. Corn Is well adj
sanceo. and with a reasonable amount
& rain from this on will be a bumper
crop The acreage is large and the
fields are entirely free from vegetation.
>. p. Besse, farmer living at the
north end OF Lake Andes. has been ad-
Judged insane and win be taken to the
asylum.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
TsAcSAsE WILL BE
GIVEN TO RAILROAD

s.igest,seT, z. T., July 14.---By a prac-
Ideally nusn1F5EEss vote the Aberdeen
gsrfn1Essreiaa f9Eb. at called meeting.
adopted . resolution asking the city
sssAiissl IS KraEs the required permission
1w Fiie A3wz1kee railroad to build
ssm0 'innns,ssaG7 tracks on the $500
stesfn 81 way recently purchased by the
Alikvasit.as. ard which extends through
ssfse ssitS fsszz east TO west. The new
ststsisst VIZ give the road 10000 addi-
itsu1ssA 5sssa CT trackage for wholesale
HOUSES. fsg which there is great de-
fifia1an- E9szes opposition had been man
if4sssAsst s8S&gd the additional tracks,
ST ass@ss1g Of the fact that they cross
ssspsszs - TIRE busiest streets. but this
Oh aEse affect the judgment of the
Commercial club when the matter was
guBasm1sd 90 It.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
CID STAGE DRIVER
WAS NEVER HELD UP

Deadwood. S. D.. July 13.-Harvey
Fellows, the only one Of the old-time
stagers still in active service. will
climb down tomorrow and hereafter
lead less strenuous life. For Is years
Harvey" has made daily trips between
here and Spearfish and is Known the
country over. Until two years ago he
never had a vacation, driving his four
horse team 10000 miles every year
without q day off IN years. Har-
vey never failed to get through, and
when winter storms, deep SHOWS, tenn
peratures as low as 35, and spring
floods that washed out bridges, he al
ways somehow managed to get there.
Trains have often been stalled for
days, other drivers would refuse to
make the trip, yet he has weathered it
all and never suffered a serious acct
dent. And despite the lurid stories of
the wild and woody west and the Dead
wood stage coach, Harvey has covered
$4,000 miles and never had a hold-up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows will leave in
few days for an overland trip through
Yellowstone park.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
MUSHROOM TOWNS ARE
GROWING NERN

Aberdeen, S. D., July 12.-Thc n
towns west Of the Missouri rived
South Dakota, on the branch line
the Puget Sound extension Of the M
Waukee railroad, all are making "a
derful growth considering their age d
the fact that in most instances the Il
road has only reached the towns viii
the past two or three weeks. In I
new town on the Firesteel branch.
hrst bank in the town boosted depoS
Oh $4,000 within two days after
S S lG 40 do0rs, the deposits rang|
from S0,OOO dow ward. Much oF
money is that of homes+oaders who
settling on the Standing RociL .
Cheyenne River reservations i,enrI,,
of whom have little means abo 30
amount required to make their q
payment and to get them settled
their farms. About the first bus1I-
institution in the new towns is a ba
and the second is a newspaper.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
FALLS so FEET AND
IS NOT FATALLY HURT

W'atcrtown, S. T.. July I4.J-Faltrg
from the roof Of the Northwestern cI,.-
waited coal dock in the yards here, Tory
Fosnor was impalled on a huge spike
that was driven in one Of tn, piles half
way to the ground. The spike caught
him on the leg, piercing through TN,
calf. 1t held him only Il moment, the
mans weight tearing it through the
flesh. and the carpenter fen to the
ground. Fellow WOrkmen stopped thu
flow Of blood before the umbuiancc ~.
rived to take him to the hosIita,
where surge Ons dressed the w0un.l
taking IL stitches to close it. No bones
were broken and he was otherwise uu-
injured from the 5O-foot drop.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
AUTO RACES WITH
RUNAWAY CAR AND
PREVENTS A WRECK
Breaking Speed Limit Modern
Paul Revere Gives Timely
Warning.

Henry. S. D., July 13.-This Is the
story of a runaway freight car, which
was, by desperate efforts, headed OH
lust in time to prevent disastrous
train wreck, in which NUMBER OF
lives would certainly have beeh lOsl'
In some unaCCOuntable manner
switch in the Henry yards was le1t
open. and the freight car started down
the heavy grade toward WATERFOWL. A
fierce wind was blowing and the car
speedily commenced making good time
BY a fortunate circumstance, James
Paterson, a well known resident or TINS
place, was returning with party OF
friends from an auto trip to GrotOn ana
while they were near the ralIroau
track the runaway car dashed past
them at lightning speed. me auto
made a mad run to Henry, where tne
local railroad authorities were notlhed.
The local agent Of the railway COM
pany was up town. but ne ran hatless
to the depot and frantiCally called
WATERFOWL, from which point a pas
senger train was about due to leave
for Henry The wires were so charged
with electricity that they refused TO
work, and telephone line had to be
resOrted to. Before communication
with WRtertOWn could be opened II
was past the time when the passenger
train should have left there. Provi-
dence. however, had evidently willed
that the passengers should not be in
jured, for the train was late and the
WatertOwn railroad authorities held 1t
until the runaway car had been located.
The runaway box car was found at a
point near KampeSka, where 1t had
been stopped in its mad fight by
stiff upgrade.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
RETURNS FROM KOREA
FOR YEARS FuRLOuGH

Parker. b. D.. July Ia.-During the
past week this part OF the country has
been visited BY heavy rainfall. Old
timers say that corn never looked as
well at this time of year. Small grain
~ headed out well and although short
win mage a fair yield. Pastures are
very short and hay will be scarce.
Miss Louie Chase. daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. j. w Chase. OF this city, who
has been missionary in Korea Tor the
past III years, II home on years fur
Tough. Her health demanded 8 COM
plete rest and change.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
BELL HOP DIES AS
RESULT OF A FIGHT

New York, July 14.--In an amateur
boxing bout, held in Mineola, L. l..
last night, Hugh Brant, known also as
s.Kid Burns bellboy of ~, em-
ployed in Garden City hotel. collapsed
In ne fourth round and died before
medical assistance could reach him. The
bout, a private AFFAIR, was held in a
room in the rear of the hotel har
Brant's opponent was Tommy Walsh.
aged -. from Tuckahoe. n. Y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14

Aberdeen. S. D. gaais 1f-~tCgftutass
made by settlers - Eatsit otto Jlses
trict that the United Estaztae assssa sfgslss
there IL far behind km 80 wssnlk. tfssas ~
an insufficiency o. 0aEsee assssx ssxsF aaseF
as q consequence man ysseaaess wins ssss
anxious to prove I'D 1G FAagay aszsg g.
Kindred in doing %
The county officials are aANs aazssgg&&
with the situation, because ga@ Essus-
steads cannot be placed cd sfs s@x 50
until final proof Is made. Manr ~ tsA
homesteaders are said to be "a fan-
utute circumstances, and they are
anxious to prove up and get away unasI
next spring, and in their cases the De-
lay or the general land ONCE In s@nA-
Ing more employees to the Rapid City
oftice works real hardship.