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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR SALE OR TRADE-REGISTE
ed Clydesdale stallion. years old;
quiet disposition, sure foal getter,
right about 1900 lbs; extra heavy
hone. Address MIA care Courier.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22
TODAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL Maak.Ts
GRAIN IS LOWER,

Oats and Corn Take Small Urop
der the Quotations SATURDAY
Porksrs Steady.
Oats quoted at 3s94o nave dropf ~,
70 5000 cents per busnel' anu ., IN
low price of So cents per busnel o.,
corn r. now down to IS. Aside IRON
these the retail and wholesale maske'
quotations are the same as saeufoa''
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR SALE-EGGS. White Piyfn.
outh Rock. Rose Comb Brown Leg
horns. From high scoring pens. II 10
$3.50 for Is. White Elm Poultry
farm, Selma, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR SALE-WHITE PLYMOUTH
Rock eggs. SOC per setting. 80 pei
100. L. E. Heninger. Hedrick, la. r
No. 3.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

WANTED-EXPER FAR
hand. Frank Mast, 113-F.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR SALE CHOICE SEED. SPRING
wheat, oats and barley. Otturnwa
Seed Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB BROWN
Leghorn eggs. TIC setting. $500 per
100. Edgewood Farm. Fred M. Man.
70, prop.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-TWO BROOD MARES
in foal by Iowa the Plowman Clydes.
dale horseA a pair OF Normans, COM
ing and years old. full brothers
and we'll matched. also 400 breeding
ewes. bred to Shropshire and Deland
bucks. Can be bought at bargain
If taken soon. ". N. Cassidy, Douda.
Leando, Ia, r. F. D., No. 1.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22
RANGE OF JOG eR!cEs
Range OF hog Sa;ues al Chica 81 ia
.he past week with compa.isonS:
Mixed and Light

14HMs55 lbs. I
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR SALE-6O ACRE FARM -FOUR
miles east Of Ottumwa; 4 room
house. M-19-A, Courier.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR EXCHANGE. I HAVE A NUM-
Der OF we'll located residence lots l
will trade for Des Moines property.
Address M-8-C care Courier.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR sALE-BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock matings. r. b. Thompson
strain: farm raised. Eggs rs cts toy
Is, 81 per 30. SO per 100. Mrs. Wesley
Jones, Lancaster, Mo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR SALE-WHITE WYANDOTTH
eggs. "Flshel Strain" bred for large
egg production. c. F. Boise. corner
Jay and Fellow ST.. Ott,imwa. Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-22

FOR SALE-SEASONED FENCE
posts delivered or in timber. Any
amount Call Bell phone, Agency
Geo. r. Giltner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
PLANS ACCEPTED
FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL
Architect !. A. HcadIund Wins over
Fourteen Sets Submitted TO
Board-Cost. 100000

The plans for the new county hos
pital submitted by Architect j. A.
Headlund, were accepted Friday after
noon, by the county commissioners, as
the successful ones, out OF IL sets sub
mitted 20 the board. The second hest
plans We're those OF Gutenberg n sand
berg, who by arrangements made with
the architects competing. are TO be paid
$3.50: Cannon & Fctzer, $3.50, as the third
best and Pope g. Burton, 800 as tho
fourth
The commissioners and Mr. Headlund
spent this morning going over the de-
tails. making a few changes here and
there. The building IS of the Conven-
tion hospital style of architecture, with
q central structure thanked by wings,
Of pressed brick with stone trimmings,
three stories high with high base
ment. and II Is expected will cost about
$3.50 600 when completed. The base
ment plans provide for day apartments,
dining rooms. kitchens. heating APP
paratus. coal, storage, closets. etc, with
sleeping accommodation for the help.
on the first floor are reception rooms,
four isolation wards, a two-hed ward
and a 10-bed ward, accommodate As
patients The second hoor is largely
a repetition OF the first floor. and the
third floor is a combination Of hospital
and in1rmary. spacious operating rooms
separate from the rest Of the building
OF course on each floor there are the
usual closets, bath rooms, clothes press
Is. etc. with sun parlors at the ends Of
the wings provided with glass windows
for winter. and screens for sum mor,
The entire building is 10 be fire proof,
the length over all IL t40 feet with tho
wings - feet long and 26 feet wide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
Real Estate Notes

Cannon 4 Cannon declare that bust
ness is beginning TO pick up little,
with indications that early fall viii
witness considerable business m salt
Lake real estate.
George NJ. cannon said TO The News
Friday, Inquiries are increasing the
past week la a very satisfactory man
nor and the people seem to have money
and are meeting their obligations now
apparently as readily as almost any
time Of the year The prospects look
encouraging for the opening up Of a
lively season IN Salt Lake real estate
early this fan"
L. J. Hin. assistant manager Of the
real estate department of the Halloran-
Judge Loan G Trust company. said 20
The News. Friday; Inquiries for
property, principally residence, some
for vacant but most FOR homes, are
Increasing daily now and conditions
are brighter Many strangers In the
city are looking FOR homes worth from
n few thousand w. very desirable
class Of citizens is coming in and things
generally look very good ahead"
Carson q Holt is the name OF a new
real estate Arm which recently opened
Offices on the fourth floor of the Judge
building The firm is made up OF Col
onel Kit Carson and H. r. Holt a
successful young real estate man from
Portland or Mr. Holt viii take care
OF the real estate end Of the business.
while ColoEol Carson viii devote most
Of his time 10 looking after his mining
interest I'm which limo ne has had
an extensive experience Both tho coll
oncl and his partner have shown their
interest and faith In Salt Lake realty
by purchasing homes here Thcy also
recently Invested In an automobile TO
facilitate business.
More than a mile of the proposed Is
miles Of cement walks Tor the Highland
Park addition has been completed now
and the work Is being pushed each
week showing long lines Of now walk
completed Three % the new houses
are practically completed and the work
on nine others is progressing satisfac-
torily Tho city water is All In and the
place II taking ON the airs of a brand
new little city. I'm spite of this being
the quietest season OF the year In
realty matters, VIC are doing business
right along said Manager Ncsion to
The News. Friday I'm fact our bus
mess is much better than We antlci-
patcd Tor the month OF July and the
beginning OF August"
Little & Little see nothing but good
times ahead for salt Lake. What
can prevent it2' said Mr.. Little TO Tho
News Money les growing easier and
moro plentiful an tho time; the people
generally have work az good wages;
you hear 81 no failures of Importance
anywhere; good crops arc coming 90
market In all parts OF the United States
and New York Is so running over with
money 90 move the crops that interest
on can money has been cut in half the
past few wccFs and the rate OF other
money interests is w1iuv down mn
tcriallv salt Lake rs building up fast:
few men here are out Of work. and
though sales are slow. but they are al
ways slow everywhere this time Of tho
year stili I cannot see how Il viii be
possible for ANYTHING but good times
TO follow naturally The advent Of cool.
en- weather this fan"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
NO INTEREST ACCOUNT
FOR EMMANUEL CHURCH

The Emmanuel Baptist church Is pur-
suing plan In the erection Of its new
cdifice that promises 20 save entirely
such unhandy and often embarrassing
things as an interest account. aud
which proves often n most awkward
encumbrancc TO get rid OF. The new
church IS being built as there Is money
on hand 10 pay for the work. When
the cash runs short, building operations
shorten up spondinEly. when there
Is no available cash. building stops en-
trely So when the edifco is ready for
occupancy, 1t viii be FREQ from debt
The new Catholic cathedral was built
on that plan, and now there rs no
crushing debt TO pay with "a heavy I'M
tcrcst account 10 meet periodically. The
Central Presbyterian church I'm Denver
groancd under a $4,000 debt for years.
and came near having their building
taken away from them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
IMPROVEMENTS SHOWING
UP ON NINTH EAST

street are getting where they are maxi
ing something OF % showing The as
phHlt has been l1id ON that street COM
plctely from South TCmple to Fourth
South streets. and thence south. on the
east side 60 Eighth south street. with
tho steam shovel digging on the west
eide down by the latter street.
Tho now double track ON Third South
street. between Seventh Elst 90 Ninth
East and south 90 Fourth South street.
has been laid, and the asphalt paving
on Third South is wen up la that To-
caUty. Surface cutting is progressing
rapidly for long distance below Ninth
south street. ON Smith East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
CONTRACTS LET FOR
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

Tho trustees OF the salt Lake Col
1,riatr Institute and Westminster col
llgc are beginning 90 see their way out
of financial difficulties. and means de-
sired for completing tho buildings In
sugar House ward are being received
Contracts were let today on tho
womau's dormitory building for the
plumbing. to j. W Tobu, for the heat
Inc. Oh Carthey q Dumheck. for tho
plastering. 20 Benson & Sundh. Archi-
ttct Llionbcrg is preparing plans for
heating plant TO supply the three
buildings that are 20 occupy the col
lCce grounds The institute ana col
leCe are expected 60 move from their
present quarters IN November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
LOTS SELLING FAST IN
EMIGRATION CANYON

with each year new interest ccntcrs
i'm Emigration canyon as "A desirable
summer resort. ana this season already
upwards of half a hundred new cab
ins ana cottages have been erected by
Salt Lake people who desire To spend
the hot nights of July and August
away from the heat Of the city, and
sufficiently high up in the mountains
to AFFORD cool. refreshing nights. The
canyon is dotted with tents.
These summer homes range In price
from 500 up to $500. some are OF ono
room while tnc more prctentiOus camp
ing-out places boast as many az five
rooms.
Another feature which makes this
canyon so popular Us the fact Of its
close proximity to the city being only a
few minutes ride. with round-trip
communication rate Of S5 cents over the
Emigration Canyon railroad.
The most popular part Of the canyon
Is up about eight miles from It's mouth
where lots are selling from 500 up TO
several hundred apiece. tho average
price for lot 81 three rods by from
i5 TO 30 rods being $3.50.
The owners of many Of these lots
have found by cleaning out the beds OF
the streams which bisect their lands
that they have on their own ground
little springs OF the coolest md most
palatable water imaginable, and at
the very doors 81 their cabins. &. n.
Harding found such n spring on his lot,
50 did T.. j owen. ". " Soper Mrs.
Elizabeth Hayward Mr.. Akin and
others.
The Emigration Canyon Improvement
company owns three 20 four miles %
these lott fronting on the streams in
Emigration canyon and In Maple can
yon.
we are having a lively sale ~ lots"
said Jacob Gates. manager OF the com
pany. land are getting good class
Of people up there. and they are going
right ahead and improving their prop
crty Some arc pitching tents others
are hu'ldi-g pretty little cottages and
stiil others arc fencing their lots with
intention OF building next sesson. Tho
people are growing enthusiastic over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
W MORE DUMMIES IN
REALTY TRANSFERS

lann,. cent 30 this year the use ri,
! New ", ''' transfer Of real estate
I bn ln 's may be entirely prevented
AR.-. ou uced into the !cs.s,afutr
p been ~. s Assemblyman Harwooa
sned bv c,fsal BY both houses and
iH TIA, ...t,..rnor Hughes. IL pro-
,fihg os,,,'t er sept. 30, 1910. n re-
~ i0r re-, hhall not record or nc-
Tuiefy GU any conveyance OF rem
~ % is,o u.eu subsequent 10 sald
purchs. unless the residence ot
4 ~ inhstt, ahd II in a city OF oyor
|a,fai e. ,'oltans according To the lnst
|ndcnoe ,e the street number OF mo
|s,sd tb.,1 'he purchaser shall h,
~" ana such residence and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
THREE MORE HOMES
FOR BURT & CARlQUIST

For the week ending August 8.
Burt & Carlquist the home builders
report the closing Of three contracts
for the building OF 6 room brick
bungalow on east Seventh South for
+. Noelker. room brick bungalow
cast OF Liberty park FOR A. Steven
son. room residence for A. Carter.
southeast
Also the following sales: 3 room
cottage on Emerson avenue. from a.
T Schaar 20 Jane Beeching. and a 3
room bungalow on Belmont near
Eleventh East 10 Eugene Thoreson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
sTAGGERs sKEprICs.

That a clean. nice, fragrant COM
pound Ike Ducklen's Arnica Salve viii
Instantly relieve n bad burn, cut.
scald. wound or piles, stRFgcrs skep-
tics. Hut great cures prove IT'S n
wonderful healer - the worst sores.
ulcers boils fclons, eczema. skin
oruptiois a. also chapped hands.
sprains and corns. Try II. use at
q c. NJ /. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
SHADY NOOK IN LIBERTY PARK

Emigration canyon Next season l ex-
pect TO plant some OF my ground up
there with wild currants and hardy
plums. The Wasatch canyons are the
homes of the wild currants, and they
will thrive there. Plums should do well
also. few years and the canyons
east Of salt Lake viii be filled with
summer cottages, as the days are pleas
ant and the nights arc cool and de-
liEhtful'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

street number shall be recorded with
tho conveyance"
The object OF the. act Is to facilitate
service by publication i'm ases OF fore
closure and In other legal proceedings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Table d'Hote Dinner. Ship Res
taurant, Saltelr. Par excellence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Pref. McClellan's Orchestra daily.
Ship Restaurant. Saltair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Pioneer Roohngs.
Sold. laid and uaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-01

Nano Ter GanOiar til Gin. $oellel
lite bpr man glemme. at 6rcllerer
gjoroe Nin til 1T Sloo, 0u ban inoiil4
tcoc 9lltcrens Satramcnte, Iom CT Sir.
tens beitloeligltc SanOlinQ. III 6rel.
lcrcn ituloe p0l0c Tin iii YenDtteliC
/ 9lltercns Satramente % li9c :, orittel
ale oeral, " bots oct bar SDno at oriitt
Tln, er 0 ll9elrem utUnteli0t.
Vi bar leet o9 bert oct paaltuaet, al
0en Bin, iom omtales / Gibelen
opennGDnte oorbinoelle og cllers life
O0r berulenoe, at oet lite bar Gin,
men bare u9j0rct Sruclalt; men Ell
luHOan Pnaliano CT iaa bort / N0g=
gene, at ben life Iortjener ulDorli9
9istu5lion. Sli0t er bare Sui. Oct
er life Bin fer Sruelaiten er 9l0ret.
lRan bar irembolot, at bele Goun=
tpet maa betale De ll08iIter, lpm Grit
teriet for0nrla9er o9 at oct lite er ret
at gllblOn m0n O0re meo at betale Tor
Den ll9a9n S0lOOnerne 9jpr 6rois
Flains. 9ette er ianot, % ili0t bpr
lite iinOe Steo. 9ii bar t0ntt os lOm
SOtemIooel Ell SOP, iOm tpin0er ale
gper iOm bar Schooner, til at betale
enoel Al Vicenepen9cne til County,
taaien.
Wtaoiipn, Grois Ylains pip. buroe
efter bor Nfenln9 OOerleUere Ell pls
prOCent al De Pen9e DC moOta9er i
Vicente til GOuntDet, not til at bette
bet al 6ountDets llo9ilter, lOm &us=
orittraiten er Stplo /.
ut tOin9e Ell &Ommllne, iOm uil
UGre yOaao" til at bliOe ,,tpr gaar
lInpeltb.n life. Sbno Diloe man pel
gjere ga 6ro5lc GD, ON ga 6rOsie
GomW imlot Dc0 Stentmcflcr0eo ui=
9jerc, at Spcn ltulOc pNrc ,, ,ter"?
Vi cr oerior cltcr On grrnOi9lic
CDerOeiclle ri bar tunnel giOc Sa9cn,
tommcn til Oct Nelultat, at 0ountD
Option Cr WctiUroig, % at @otal Cp-
ton unoCr DC MupUrenoc CmIiUnol9=
bcOcr CT at iOrctrUtle. lltcO 2OCul
Option ian SnlOoncrne luttes paa De
Steoer, bOOr 6lertallct pnlter oem
luitCoe.
Npao bill man gjpre meo ct &irtc=
inm'uno iom oen GrbGroi0e Ntlsiouri-
iDnOoe, Oeriom oct iIel9e @uOs CrO er
SDnO al npoe beru1enoe 0rlite?
NNt mCO al 6nnniame!"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-01

&c yltattels" Snoinnere ipnes lite
at bore iua OGrit ltillet ali9epel iiel9e
De nplig olientIi9gjorte Op9aper ira
SnOianer=Gepartementet. 6or oct isr=
tie er bet life en- ,oeenOe Race." Sta
tltiten OiIer, at 6eOiclaprocenten iijor
bar 33.4 pr. 200 o9 Sposprotenten
3l.2. 90 LATTICE" er De bellcr life,
Se 800, 600 Snoinnere Der 2anoet
bOlocr oDrtbort 2ano Og Stog til en-
Y0rOi al $309, 355, POI % bar oes=
uotn til9ooe / &Ontanter al 6orenebe
Stater $56, POI, ,65S Ioruoen So, ia
31 Nanterne. Snoiuncrnc5 Wjen=
nCmlnlt9'Ormue er -, 1870 pr. Snuoe,
mems Dc DDl0e 6olt Der / V0nOet tun
bar eli @jenneminitaiOrmue pan
l300. Soa tiger 2anOct i &0roi
Ior bOcrt cncite 9lnr og ircmoeles be
Oil9cr Snicl Snm - Wtill. Collars
aurliQ til SnOiancrne9 llnoerpisnin0
o9 6orbCOrn9 al ocres &00r.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-01
Scu llOrit=amcrifanlfc
Sampitibslinic,

Sra &riltiania tele9raieres ben 2Sot
9lu9uli, at Selitubet Tor ben uorlt=
ameritanlte 2inie CT Or9anleret meo
Ell &upital af 10 NtilliOner &rOner.
Selitabet bar allereDe inotjebt ct ltprrc
burtig9aaenoe Sampitib fra Spltlano
ipr pper ( Nlillioner &roner. Stbei
bar fanct glapnet n 2eif Gritslon" o9
ital lirar l0ttes 6nrt mellem gtOr9e
% 9lmerita. ylanot De amerilanite
9irttprsr n0pnes &Onlul Sobe ct.
Vaul.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-01

@n 6abrii for Sorarbeioelie al Staal-
.Sonts" ltal oprettes | Mberoeen.
$50 Wano pil iaa SeltlaftigslH
pep 5abrlten.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-01
9lttcr nugle SrO ira alberta

9}ew Caption, 2lltu., 2lOe 2tug. 10.
SiOen jc9 llOf ltreO - Folten' bar
ri Der BET lDoli9e alberta lanet uo=
ltllliQt 9tegu - natnlll9Uls 'or lent
til at blUlpe 2lOlin9en, men meget be.
leillQt fDr GrUtnmgsnrbeloet loct
,SOroen MI er ganlle fugtl9 ell SDboc
al 6-7 5ommer. Gu 60rmer peltCn=
lOr &Den, lrm nDllg bar tr0ittt i'm
0Ocoe, III 10 8ulhcls pr. 2lcrc iilttoos
ior &erten. Sete cr oCn bceltc 2lb=
ling Der G9ncn, iom biotll tr loppore
tcrct llur. Gn anOcn 6armcr, bUis
Niger idn no til at pjlle gjpc 80 &ulbcl9
pr. Ncrc iii -.
@rp0rcnc &ollag ira Nobtrt3 GOun-
tn, iom allie bar @an0 plt lor Stirling,
er uo0lc iDUrOigc 6pIl nctOp iOG=
oome, iom ltal tit ior at bD09c Op ct
nut Settlement. ,S Sonmcr bar DC
mco tit Gampplo9=llolipr brNtlct mel
lem 300 % 400 9lcres ior fig lelU %
andre. @aa @yunO a. at Sorotn at.
Oclc5 lite bar / oen Stano. Ocn buroc
OUret lor NrUtnn9, bapoe oe ooQ,
rel lom oct bar, llbel0, Der p0aierte
Dem Ell BET Gcl ertra llO9iIter, Der to9
OUt 6ortjenelien, BDOrior DC opgab
2lrbei0et. NIGn o5rfor milteoe De lite
N}oOet. &c leieoc lir0r ell itor Struf=
ming mco Slldttcl0nO uelt ior Garo
ton, 6Oor Ot Hi tl Wu0nCOs 5io bar
bolot paa me0 ct lOtte pp % presle
Op, % bIir Der pent Yeir, pcnier De at
bolOc pda oetne0 iii benimoo Sule-
tlOCr. SRA ct cnelte 6irma getb-
brlo9c bar oe laact geiillin9 pua 200
3ons til Sl5 pr. Son, f0c5 Der.
2beooor Nollng bar nDli9 blcnme Ell
3ur pg ban fortalte, at oct 9nnr bra
mcD SDglnQCn, loCt DC nllereoc baDoe
lat pp II ltoye Statter % aiienot &
SernbuucOO9nlaoninQer meO presiet
Np. Cm Dem fan oct iauleocs meo
SOuobcO liges, at oct er Gutter, ,iom
gipr &ci / &Gllln9en." Ceres Suo-
ger Ole GjrpUcr ira 0art 3omni6ip,
bjGlpcr oem.
Gipno 3rodltao, i6O. llOgipcr al
Poltcn, er bleUen Oal9t til Sctretpr
og Sualerer lor bet nplig organiicreoC
3prclI yate SloleOilirtt. Der inobeiat.
ter 20 Seltoncr OFT og lpoolt for g}crr
9apton. TT prG9ti9t Sfolcbus. iom
iulot l9roi9t Oil tplte ca. 81, 800, er
III uroer Cpiprelic. Get er beli9-
genoe + Wlil ipOeli ipr Ypen % ital
p0rc i0rOi9I inocn lie CliOb,r.
A. 2. =.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-01
WHERE ROGER
BELONGED.
A Labor Day Story.
BY CLARISSA MACklE

copyright. 1910. by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
The city streets lay hot under the
September sunshine. Vehicles of every
description were filed with pleasure
seekers, and the sidewalks were lined
with spectators patiently waiting for
the passing of the big Labor day pa
rade. 1t was to be larger today than
usual, the interest in what concerned
the laborer having been strengthened
by strikes and other such events.
Roger Nelson. standing idly on the
curbstone, watched the throngs with a
little frown Of discomfort. All his life
previous to the last two years the coun-
try boy had dreamed Of the day when
he might seek the city, participate in
her busy life, drink deep Of her pleas
ures, rise to aflluence by reason of her
splendid opportunities, and he had
taken his chance when it came.
He was by nature a tiller of the soil.
He loved the feeling of warm brown
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-01
&ortiattct YraGram
for SDo Tafotde itore Statsuoi,il:
ling S,urpa .. ~ !6 Sept.

@0nOag Oen l2tc Sen. Reception
iOr Statens @mbeO9mono. <,8islatur.
meOlcmmer og &anoioater; Yeuoll
6punip % @uron Gag; Spo Gototo
9erbp, L Mil; $50 3rot, $l,0OC
PrGmic, l0mt 2:30 Pooe.
3irsOa9 Oen l3oe Sept. 5pccieaC
Grturlioner pua alc Sernbancr; horl
Nelte=&aplsb. Gttte bill blibe gprne-
nes Ga9.
SnsOa9 ocn Hoe Sept. Gpiuoer-
nes 909; 6OrtOrdg al u. Barton e.
2lplesmortb ia Colorado Qlgerbru9s.
ltolc, o9 al 9}rs 0enrielta Is. &pmau
ira Wiaoiion, g9i3. 9ettc oil o9iaa
blipe g8illOw Gates Sag; Ncitctap=
lob.
3borsoO0 Den l5Oe Sept. NuUcr=
nercna Tag, 0u0crnsr @eeieD bolocy
Gale. @rano 2lrmD oa 9ri0spetera=
ner9 Sag. Storarteoe 0elietnplsb.
0reoNg oen l6oe Sept. Reonite
rcrs % 0anoClsrcilenoes 9n9. bpOr=
peo SDO SOtota Yresieiorenn0 oil
alboloe oeres 20rsmsoe. GesuOen
Uil Der blipc ltorarteoe Setetopleb.
NOer Nften pll Der blipe &pncert al
SombarbOs beromtc Gano og Or
delira Der oil Nltlaa blipe ANDRE 6or-
nolelicr al aue mulIge Slags iii ale
Sloet paa @sgueI.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-01
StogbrauO /
Spo Satota

Sra Ge0ompoo tele9raleres Den 3lt(
glu0ult: 30 Sloebranoe brpo lg0ar.
nites no &eoieringens SiOpc Der
ylat Sias % Sloen raicr meo IoriNr.
oeli0 5ari ioa9. Gn ltNrt %inp Ior.
e9er GOel0ggellen.
tFn al Sloebranocne CT uobrllot OcC
GeOiern O9 oen anocn NGrbeoen al
Iumont
(TrtratoQ paa Surlngtonbanen mcr
200 M}ano er antOmmet til Geoleru
Ior at betl0mpe Sloen, % 700 Manr
al 4oe Saualri er ienot til 9umont.