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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

years business property was SO much
IN demand that people who could get
such places were willing to pay 81 900,
$1,000 ana $4,000 premiums on short
term leases. The reason for the vacant
houses In the residence district is this.
SIN months ago. owing to the crowded
conditions, every house was in demand
OWING 10 the large increase in new
h9uses, people have moved from tho
undesirable houses to the more mod
ern ones, and the vacant houses in the
city are of class that are not fit to
live In, and until these are fixed up
they VIII not be rented. You may find
one or two good vacant houses empty,
but you can't find many. The new
houses are bringing good rent and VIII
continue to do, so but the poorer class
OF house is bound to come down Fur
Their. the real estate conditions are bet
ter IN Salt Lake today than they ever
were for this reason: Four years ago
Salt Lake was stunning her growth
by overbuiding, but conditions are now
settling down, and we think that the
real estate condition is IDEAL"
a. Bettilyon said in regard to the
real estate condition and the vacant
houses: There are several reasons
for the vacant houses. two of these are
that there have been many now apart,
ileHl HOUSES teFeG(eQ EWltnln the past
year. and some&people prefer living in
an apartment house than a cottage in
the winter, and sas a result you will
have hard time; finding. a vacaat
apartment house in the city. The sec
ond is that there have been many new
homes erected lately, and people are
moving into these as fast as they arc
completed. thereby increasing the va
cancies of undesirable houses Whether
times are good or times are bad, IN
every city you will always find these
conditions existing at this time of the
year
Meeks & Mccartney attribute the va
cant houses to the people moving into
the apartment houses for the winter
months. but they predict that by spring
these people will all move back into the
cottages. They think that the real es-
tate business is as good as 1t ever was
and also that 1t will he still better.
Hubbard Investment company does
not think that there is such a great
number of houses vacant. considering
the fact that so many new and up-to-
date houses have been erected within
the past month. They think that rs
soon rs the old houses are remodeled
and made convenient in every way,
they will be rented. The first class
houses will continue to draw good
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REAL ESTATE a
ASHTON JEMKlNS' SALES.

Ashton Jenkins company report nu-
merous small sales fort:the past week.
the largest sale being that Of 6S lots
in Liberty Heights to Rudolph Konold
Of this city and his brother, A. L. Kon-
old of Laramie. The consideration was
$4,000, With substantial cash pay
ment. Roth purchasers Will erect 1000
residences on the tract at Fourteenth
East and Martin avenue. Among the
many other sales in this popular resi-
dence district arc. two building sites to
Mrs. ". Mossburs anfl.s MRS Mury L.
Hodges. who Will build cottnSeS there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

/ rent. while the rent on lower class
houses Is bound to come down. The
conditions In Salt Lake are as good and
better than anySother city In the west.
Practically all the other real estate
dealers in Salt Lake are Of one aid
the same opinion regarding reaTFestates
conditions. that rent cSnditionss are
practically as good as they eyer Were,
and while the real estate sales are a
little slack at present, they are begin
ming to pick up, and the spring bust
ness WILDE better than 1t ever was.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Thomas c. Schroeder ana wife
to Joseph Christensen. part
section 3, south, west ....S
| William +. Handley and Wife to
james +. IInndley part of lot
!, block &c. iiveacre plat a :. /
Thomas II. Robins to Mary J.
Owens, part lot ., block l. sub
| division of block 20, plat G :. 1850
| +. II. Hill to Ellen H. Hotopp,
! part of lot S. block IS, plat G. 400
w. b. Mccartney and wife to T.
G. Gowling, lots 90 ana %. block
., Cottage View subdivision . so
Charles +. Adams and wife to
p. ]. I.asasso, lot 8. block 2,
South Boulevard addition ~. III
c. n. Christensen and wife to
John W. Fenton, part lot S,
block Q, plat c .............,, S,5ot
| Kimball & Richards to Lyman
HYDE. lots 1,249, 1850 and 1851,
Highland Park commencement. 5l(
| II. P. Clark and wife to Nj. A.
Thompson, part lot 4, block 81,
pat ID .......................
Frac. Korcus to Gunellie Chris
Hansen, lots 81 and IS, block
10, Poplar Grove addition ~. SOC
Burt G. Carlquist Co. to Charles
NJ. Crager lots is and 10. block
2, Hampton subdivision 5000. Il
Eliza a. c. Miller to S. Tout. lots
90, 90 and "a. block 16. Park
Crescent subdivision ,......
George A. Burden. trustee, to T..
Il. Keelcr. lots 90 and 81, block
2. North Waterloo addition -. 500
James ]. Jensen and wife to VIII
ltam Aylett. part block 9S,
Sandy station ................... 400
Catherine s. Armstrong to Owen
Benzen. part block 50. plat e. /
Frank Hadiey and wife to AM
mon NJ Perkins, part section 0,
township south, range east 1
Ms c, Christensen and wife to
F,rac koecus, part lot ], block
IL, lS. plat ,...,; ~, $3.50
Luce, lot s. block A, East F.irls
subdivision ...........,.. ....... 1000
John c. Hamilton and wife to
John Il. Hamilton. part section
3, township . south, range
east .......... .,............. l
George l.. Alley and wife to
Tracy Loan a Trust CO., part
lot s, block 4. 1ivc-acre plat a / 5oo
Mary NJ, Lynch to G. L. Hughes
partlot 3. block 60 plat p. 10
Louis w Harris and wife TO Ross
Anderson. lot 5, block /, Central
SUBDIVISION .,.......... ....... go
Elizabeth G. NJ. Frost ct al. TO
Charles Il, Burckhardt ct al,
part lOt Z, dock -, plat 49,. 9 100
Lorenzo Snow and wife to George
w Hill. part lots and S, block
10. plat A................... o150
George FL, Tinglcy and wife to S.
Maud Bird, lots 50 and 90, Ting
loy's addition 1
Bert NJ, Young and wife to Lydia
Al Wright, part lot 1, block G6,
plht C..., ...a...........,.. o50O
Clara Gerard ct al. 70 i. b i. ~ -,
Corless ct al, part lot 10, block
IL, 1O-acre plat 45o
Howard NJ, Kennedy and wife to
Christ Nedsct part section ..
township 9 south, range / east III
A. N. HUMPHREYS ana wife To
Waldo Tanning. lots 80, 4 40 ana
Al, block .. Tdlewild addition. am
Andrew n. 1Iumphres and wife !,
to Waldo Ihning, lots is and
10. Sunnyside addition soo
Joseph G. Pnrr and wife to Phoe Z
& be S. III. H. Cook, part oflot n
3 block 10, Forest Dale ANN
Joseph g, Parr and wife to Thorn.
u as Cook, part Of lot i, fblork.lo II ID
Forest Dale ,oo.
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- ~ re-
GRADING HIGHLAND PARK.

Kimball & Richards report that they
have II teams at work grading High
land park, and that the past week has
been an excellent one. They also
report something that peases them
very much. and that Is that d. C. Kim
ball. who has been suffering for the
past two months. has sufficiently re-
covered as to permit his return to his
office in a few days.
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BURT AND CARLQUlST.

Burt & Carlqnist report the follow
Ing sales for the past week: Store and
dwelling east of Liberty park. from w.
Strinsham to j. w. Clane of Bounti-
full; fvc-acre fruit and peach orchard in
Union to L. Mizel; five acres of fruit
land i'll Big Cottonwood to George A.
INoehler: tivc-room bungalow on east
bench. north of the high school site,
from Burt & Carlquist to II. l.. Bassett
Jr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10
EX-SENATOR SMITH REPLIES
TO GOV.-ELECT WILSON

T : :
Newark, y. \. Dec. 9,--Former Uni
| ted states Senator james Smith, Jr.,
n,,do +, st,toment today IN o,sror -
'oVerhor-eicc. WoootpW "''sot' open
letter in which Mr.. Wilson urged tho
election of James T.. MARITIME for INIT
t,1 ct,to. en,,o,. IN srccood NJ t<eo,
w ~ -
Ar. smith SAD IN part
nave read GoV,-elect Wilson'S
statement on the UNITED states senn-
torial SITUATION. II IS sratultous at-
tack upon one WHO WHO ilas peirieiiueu NM
put whose ehh ~ nus no. peeh an-
nouhccd, ana II Is an unWarranteu at-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10
BUILDING PERMITS.

Board of education, two-story
building 20 north Second West 500 OO0
Western Moving Show company
2T2 south Main, alterations -. 1000
Max Daniels, alterations three
story brick. 253-5-7 south State. 11,000
August .AIatson. one-story brick,
l,o9s South Windsor ........... 1000
Goddard Investment company. AZ"
Thirteenth avenue, one-story
cement building :. ........ 1000
Frank Boyer. 500 G street, one
story cement building ......... 1000
Eliza English. 51Sh d street, one
story cement building ......... 1000
Continental Oil company, Second
South and Depot avenue. one
story brick -. ...............,. 1000
Joseph L. kjar. 1924 Browning
avenue, one-storys brick dwell
ing :. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, rear of 445 south
Fourth West street. onc-story
brick warehouse :. ........... $500
Arthur king.aonc and one-half-
story frame dwelling, 10l4A
Princeton avenue ............. 1000
G. T. Carlson, one story brick
dwelling. 1872 cast Fourth South $500
James Bridge. frame dwelling,
onc-story. four-room, T56 west
Second North ............. 1000
Richard Howe, one-story brick
barn, rear 81 Broadway 49,. 1000
y. Striker one-story frame build 81
ing for United States experiment
station 1,265 East Kcnsington.
two rooms !. Observation-Disclosures. $50
II. Coulam. two-story brick dwell
ing S rooms Go south Eighth
East ). ..................... 1000
Graham Lawrence. one-story ter
race. frame. eight rooms. S07ia-
S09k-sl11a -s13h North Temple. 8, 900
General English company one
story brick and office. l59 Pier
pont Z. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
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Isaac j. Dunyon and Wife to
George r. Spencer part.of sec
ton II, township south, range
l.. II. Young and Wife TO George
l.. Ellcrbeck, lots 6, Z and s.
block u. Sandy station. plat + 100
United Realty Co. to George Tel
ford, lots 40 and 30, block Z,
Union Heights subdivision 80. $40
Thomas Quayle to Julia r.
Quayle, part lot !, block &c, plat
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Anna A. Stringfellow to Eva l..
Stringfcllow. part lot 6. block
20, plat a ..................... $50
Modern Home Building Co. to
Jennie z. Ranhof, part lot .,
block la7, plat u ............... sos
Hebcr Bennion and wife to
George S. Spencer, blocks /. ..
and 4. Susset Orchard adj
dition Observation-Disclosures.
Ernest II. II III to Sadie Davidson.
part lot 5, block II, plat F...... 1,500
Cooperative Investment Co. to
George a. kochler, part section
2s. township south, range |
east ..................... 10
Annie NJ. Elliott to George b.
Hoffman, part lot s, block II,
plat Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,I5O
a. L.. Pierce ct al. to d. T.. Law,
part lot II, block 6, five-acrc
plat a .................... 5000
Martha Peterson to Hyrum Pc
terson, part section .. township
south. range | east. .........
William +. Outcalt and wife to
George NJ. Cannon Co., part
section 16, township l south,
range | east Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

East Bench. within two blocks OF tho I
University. s-room two-story. modern
In every way: cement basement. east
front, lot 50Xl4O feet to alley. all in :
lawn. fruit and shade trees. This house
was built by present owner about three :
years ago If this is the size home you
want and the location you like let us !
show it to YOU. We vii guarantee the !.
price to be right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

81 Alameda Ave. between sonth Tenn
PIE and First South. 18th and 18th East
SIS. 3 room modern, pressed brick cot
$3.50: terms. we
Phones So. sho Mai, G,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

30 acres. new brick house. good water
right, all in cultivation. some hay and
implements, to this. is also Il good paying
farm home; price, $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

First Ave. facing south. IN S-room
two-story pressed brick. thoroughly
modern. When we say modern. we mean
natural finish. new garage. large
lot. This property is we'll worth ST.
$50. Owing to the fact that the owner Is
compelled to leave the city we are au-
thorzed to sell this fine home for 5000.
Don't fail to see 1t.
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Southeast. near 9th East, and 9th
rooms. mission finish, hardwood floors,
cement basement, china cabinet built IN
fire brick crate. This home must bs
seen TO be appreciated; S3,GO: terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

1l6 acres. 100 fenced and In cultivation.
new brick house, acres bearing orchard.
water; thls is u splendid farm home;
rrice. 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

100 acres, beautifully laid out home.
with good orchard and poplar grove.
splendid view. water right; price, $500:
terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

Southeast, block off Ninth East line,
Groom modern pressed brick. cement
tho price we will assure you there il
nothing better; $500; $3.50 cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

1873 acres. good 4-room house. 26 hours
water. l6 cows. pigs. about 100 chickens.
brood mare. 2 colts. team and all good i'm
plements. also separator. cost SIS; price,
$l.Vy0. terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

Bungalow containing rooms. over
looking the city. on 18th East ST. Mod
ern In every particular; wash trays in
basement. mission finish hardwood
floors. full size cement basement. We
will make terms and price to suit you.
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West side. rooms. partly modern.
renting for SIS per month; 1850; sl0O CASH
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FOR SALE real estate.
70 ACRES so. COTTONWOoD. %
minutes from car. splendid springs. sulta-
BILE for fish, 10 acres in alfalfa, balance in
grain. Price, 5000.
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20 acres, SO. Cottonwood. splendid land
and water right 30 minutes from car.
Price, $500: terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

100 acres, good fruit land SIS All acre
or trade.
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Southeast an S-room pressed brick,
modern except furnace: large rooms,
lot lWX1G feet. good barn flowing
gam at Sil0J. Terms TO suit
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For sale real estate
$2po-b-room brick modern. on cast sI,,
.,.,, 500 cash. balance s25 pcr month =.
S'N-t,room pressed prick, new. large.
front porch and screened hoss,,s
porch. natural wood finish: si5O "a i, !
balance $50 n month s"S't a
S=-'V--S.rGom pressed brick. modern; sell.
cash, balance SIC Il month 80;
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!. One scod investment is worth lifo
time OF labor.
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OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
~ lots in Brigham CITY. planted to
peaches md cherries: also apple orchards
In Boxelder County. five acres of which
should produce $1,000 year. A,
Snow, f2 Commercial Block. n -
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Walker & Thompson
Contractors & Builders.
40 South Main. Suite 5.
Phones: Bell 1901: Ind, l1i3.
HALLoRAN-JuDGE LOAN &

Wo can make the OWN YOUR OWN
HOMIE argument doubly convincing to
you If you Will allow us to show you
n few of our many bargains we have
to offer.
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and acres, 5-roou house. electric
lights. and fruit, siinl: terms.
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we nave two splendid building. sIto,.
facing Liberty Park at II great bar.
HuBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY \
% W. Srd So Both Phones in. y
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s WE SELL REAL ESTATE THAT'S
all. futile Bros. CO.. 153 Main st.
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50 acres, good fruit land, So an acre..
terms
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Cut this out II you want anything In
our line as this is the last ad Until after
The holidays.
JOHN REEVES co.
200 Herald Building.
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Last and least. 1-acre. In city limits.
southeast, for only $500; terms.
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81 acres. house chicken coops and
young orchard. $3.50.
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50 acres in Malad valley, $50 an acre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10

= acres. acres bearing orchard, good
house: Is minutes to car; $500
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acres. in wheat, 5000; 10 minutes from
car.
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PROMINENT SALT LAKE PEOPLE
arc investing In MosIer apple land (f
miles from Hood Eivc). where good land
Is SIN cheap. Highest prices paid our
district for apples. For Information ad-
dress or see d. p, Hall, Real Estate.
Mosier, Oregon %'.
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cacres. $500; Is minutes fron, car.
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Farms Farms

| Farms Farms
One sood investment is worth a lifo
! time OF labor.
water. l6 cows. pigs. about 100 chickens.
brood mare. colts, team and all good i'm
Elements also separator. cost SIS; price,
1li acres. 100 fenced and In cultivation,
rev brick house, 2 acres bearing orchard;
water; THIS is u splendid farm home;
Erce. si,v1v.
40 acres new brick house. sood water
right, all in cultivation. some hay and
imp!cments to this. is also good paying
farm home; price, $500
100 acres, beautifully laid out home.
with good orchard and poplar grove,
splendid view. water right; price, $500:
terms.
100 acres, good fruit land, sa5 an acre
50 acres good fruit land, So an acre,
terms.
50 acres in Malad valley, $50 an acre.
81 acres. house, chicken coops ana
young orchard. ti.ejo
5 acres. in wheat, 5000; 10 minutes from
car.
Cacres. $500; Is minutes from car.
y acres. . acres bearing orchard, good {
house: Is minutes to car; $3.50,
/ and acres, 5-roorn house. electric !
lights. and fruit Si,iol; terms.
FOR SALE real estate.
% ACRES. so. COTTONWOOD. % I
minutes from car. splendid springs, suita- Q
BILE for fish. 10 acres in alfalfa. balance in
grain. Price, 5000.
20 acres SO. Cottonwood. splendid land
and water right. 80 minutes from car
Price, $500; terms.
southeast, for only $500; terms.
Cut this out II you want anything in
our line as this is the last ad Until after !
JOHN REEVES co.
200 Herald Building.
If YOU WISH TO EITHER BUY OR :
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WE
IlFOl. ART cALENDAR
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
YANK7ON JUDGE TO
HEAR LOCAL CASES
JUDGE ROBERT b. TRIP WILL
PASS SENTENCES UPON THE
PARTIES NOW CONFINED
IN JAIL.

Friday afternoon Judge Robert B.
Trip of Yankton, who %presides over
the Fifth Judicial Circuit, will hold
a special term of court for Judge
Frank B. Smith of this city. The mat
tiers before the court will be the pass
ing of sentences upon three of the
prisoners now confined in the Davi-
son county Jail. The men have signi-
fed their intention of pleading guilty
to the charges under which they are
held and they will be allowed to
Ishortly commence their time at Sioux
Falls in the penitentiary for the terms
to which they are sentenced.
One of the men in Jail is William
Diamond, who broke into Judge
Smiths residence several weeks ago
and after stealing several guns was
captured by the blood hounds north
of the city. The man has a bad prison
record behind him, according to sew
eral who have identified him as a
former Jail bird. The charge against
him is grand larceny. On count Of
his connection with the case Judge
Smith felt adverse to passing sen
tence upon the man.
John Brennan, upon the charge Of
breaking Jail here in 1908, will be
given a chance to plead guilty. Bren-
nan, when he broke Jail here two
years ago, was charged with highway
robbery but this charge will not be
preferred against him at the present
time. The former charge was far the
more serious.
On the charge of obtaining money
under false p%retences H. G. Davis
will be sentenced. Davis is the party
who presented worthless checks to
the First National Bank of this city
and several local merchants some
time ago..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

through the untiring efforts of the
captain, presented to him a fine pair
of binoculars. The officer was taken
entirely by surprise but he adequate
ly expressed his thanks for the pres
ent which marked the feeling be-
tween himself and men.
DR.. j. o. Dobson and daughter Jes-
sic went to Canton this morning and
will attend the camp meeting now
in progress in Dobson Park.
Arthur Hager arrived home this
morning from his claim near Cation.
in Meade county, where he has been
for several months past. His cousin,
Eugene Hager, is situated on a claim
in his vicinity.
The docket of the police court for
July shows that to date there have
been u arrests for vagrancy, DRINKS
and other minor misdemeanors. This
equals the total number for the
month Of July in 1909, with three
days yet in which to increase the size
of the list of those before the bar OF
justice.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
OPPOSING
FIGHT

Pierre, s. D.-The governor Isl
receiving numerous letters these days
in regard to prize fighting and the
exhibition of fight pictures. It ap-j
pears that a number Of different or
CARNATIONS over the country are
pushing this question Of prohibiting
fights or exhibitions Of pictures Of
them all over the country. This state
already has a stringent law prohibit
ing the conducting Of prize fights, or
even attempting to arrange for the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-28
BLACK RUST IN
THE LATE WHEAT

Aberdeen, S. D.-A number OF
farmers with the late wheat report
that black rust is doing great dam
age to the crop. Earlier maturing
wheat is out Of danger, but the late
maturing crop is suffering. A short
age of the potato crop in northern
South Dakota is also reported. Many
vines which were apparently thrifty
and have bloomed we'll, have turned
out to be entirely unproductive. The
dry weather is believed to be the
cause. Early wheat, especially vel