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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
Married A Long Time

4 The fiftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Runner, of
Mitchell, was the occasion for a large
gathering of relatives and friends at
their home. A dinner was served to
the company of fifty at the noon hour.
In the afternoon games and many
amusements were enjoyed. Music was
one of the features and the bride of
fifty years ago sang "Put On Your Old
Gray Bonnet. THE citizens and relatives
made the old couple present of $50 in
gold.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
A boost For SilOs

Ipswich is becoming silo center. A
few days ago Messrs. Rebrud, Coch-
rane, Parmley, Herrick and Pershin
ordered silos of a capacity of from
ninety to one hundred and twenty tons.
The great amount of silage in that
section this year affords those inter-
ested in dairying very cheap feed.
J. w. Parmley, of Ipswich, who is
endeavoring to stimu ate the build
ing of silos, has offered one of his 300
acre corn fields to those who will use
the fodder in silos. That section is
becoming one of the best dairying
sections of South Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
Irrigated Land Paws

Dan Biewagen informed US over the
phone that his land under irrigation
will bring him two hundred dollars per
acre this year. Just think of it! Such
results in year like this. He says
people come to his place and see what
a little work and ingenuity viii accom-
plish, and 60 away with a high irri-
cation fever in their system. Fort
Pierre Fairplay.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
Bridge and Dam Over Missouri

Chief Engineer C. F. Leweth, of the
Milwaukee railroad, and a government
official have been making a careful sur
vey of the railroad bridges on both
sides of American island at Chamber
lain, and conditions generally that have
to be contended with in spanning the
Missouri river at that point.
While no official statement has been
given out, there is good reason to
believe that the railroad company
desires permission from the govern
ment to dam the river on the west side
of the island, thus throwing the whole
volume af water to the east side, where
good stage would be available at all
times, making it only necessary to
maintain one bridge at that point for
crossing trains.
While the plan would do away with
American island as an island, the park
territory would be increased, and with
roadway between the island and the
west bank over which autos and teams
could cross, it would only be necessary
to operate a ferry between the east
shore and the island, 1900 feet, max
ing it unnecessary to maintain ferry
service between Chamberlain and
Oacoma. In case the river is closed on
the west side of the island it is the
expectation that the railroad company
will put in steel bridge on the east
side.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
WHY He Remained Home.

Model Husband boastfully)-Yes,
gentlemen. I've been married ten
years and never spent a night away
from home yet.
Doubling Thomas-Large and inter-
esting family, eh?
"Only three of u.s."
"Have one child, eh?"
mo; the other is my wife's mother"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
Baby Bottle Causes Accident

The filling of baby's milk bottle
was the innocent cause of Hooker
Seating, pioneer resident of Sphinx
county, being accidentally shot and
seriously wounded. He was in a
buggy, having been hunting, and had a
loaded ten guage shotgun between his
knees. In attempting to fill the bottle
from pail of milk under the buggy
seat, one OF the hammers of the gun
came in contact with the edge of the
seat. and the weapon was discharged.
The charge broke his collar bone. He
has fighting chance for recovery.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21

Got Four Years Friday

George Morgan and Elmer Dunning
were Friday afternoon found guilty in
the United States district court at
Deadwood of robbing the postofiice at
Smithwick, Fall River county, last
spring, when they secured 81, 500 in
cash and stamps. Judge Elliott SEN
fenced both to four years at Leaven-
worth.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
For Killing Her Baby

Miss Dora Meyers, age Is, of Greg
DRY county, has been held for trial at
the next term of the circuit court on
the charge of havin gmurdered her new
born baby some weeks ago. Bonds for
her appearance were fixed at $1,000,
and her father is endeavoring to fur.
nish them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21

were elected: President, A. l.. Van
Osdel, of Mission Hill; vice presidents,
Doane Robinson, Pierre; Senator Coe
/. Crawford, If Huron, and Congress
man E. w. Martin, of Deadwood; sec
rotary, ID. H. Latham, of Faulkton;
treasurer, Col. E. p. Farr, of Pierre.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
Got a Bunch of Money

Robert Mcdonald, who had been
employed as common hand on a gold
dredge operating along the creeks
in the vicinity of Mystic, has received
official notice of the death in Australia
of his father, leaving him an estate
valued at $500, 000 He will return to
Australia to remain permanently.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
Up to Them.

Newedd Showing house)-This is the
place we're to live in. My father-in-
law furnished it. Friend-Furnished
it? Why, ! don't see so much as a
kitchen chair. Newedd-You don't I'M
derstand. He furnished the house, but
he expects me to furnish the furniture.
Boston Transcript.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
Went the Gun Route

Fearing arrest, in connection with
the passing of some alleged worthless
checks in Lead, Burness Schroyer,
shot and instantly killed himself in a
saloon at Belle Fourche last week. He
was the son of pioneer resident of
that section and leaves wife and
baby.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21

Draper Helder and members of his
family. who live on farm near Fair
view, viii not become thirsty the COM
ing winter. for in addition to storing
$50 gallons Of cider in kegs and bar
rels. they are filing large cistern
with cider, having no other place to
store It.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21

There is no genius in life like the
genius Of energy and industry
Mitchell.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-21
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
@irffames &ansmiteI
fir SuberfuIpfS.

gs lit cine ernite~s ade. tpenl1 Die 2nn<
gen %mngegriffen iino. Cine Reiie nod
austpdrfs ODER nad einem 6anatorium
1T nidt n1rr furd)tbar tbeuer, ionbern be-
r,0tbiaf Srenn,lna BON Saus unb 1rennz
ben. @inigc 3ie5en Muben baralls, aber
niemanb tam iider mad 6aufe auriidz
febren. @dmans Mteratip lit tpirtiam =
fein gerlailen beg Reims notbtpenbig.
GUM 8eiipiel:
231 g. Ntlantic Ape., @abbonfieIb, 81. S.
@errenl SIM 3erbit 1905 5og i6 mir
cine iebr i6limme @rtaltung 5n, Sic lid,
begana i5 rsputl'm" aus5ntperfens nno
fort nad} Californian reiien; 3n jemer
" ix1sf i;nS$ - IN " ser ffste9 8 $o st'sG ;m ~ o Ssf'{f
an. es gu ne9men. Sd fing an mid 5n
b%elern, lmo bic critic ISOLDE i'm Sanuor
1906 na9tn i6 meme regltlare Mrbeit
lpieber auf; i) batte 25 Sflnb 5usenomz
men, 1rn6 meme @eiunobeit lit bo1ftG,,z
pig 9er9eite0t. Sc iinb jebt 5lp0lf Sabre,
le1t mel1e !0etllung ertplrft tpuroe, l1nn
ib lam gdmans Wlteratip nidt ltart 9e<
mug loben. Sd 6abe es NIT aus9e5ciDz
neten Grgebni1en empfobler.
Q1nter5eidnet) %. 20. Iatem.
@d4nan's Mlterotip beilt 8rondi1is,
M1tb,nn, @eufieber, &eDlfppfz unb 21mz
enzNffeftionen. 3u faufen BEL Der 900
litor 9rug Company unb BEL anberen lciz
tenben 9ru9giiten. Sra9t na6 8ooflet
Der gebeilten SS6Qe n11b 1brcibt an has
Gf,nan 2aburaturtum, Hbilabelrhia. Eo.,
fir ~lpcitere gbiben3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

[Shultl1s, ST.. Mmbr. @oeres, iotpte Die
bei6en 8riioer '9tif. u1b Yeter I'll
manp aus 8onbor T, nad 6en Ser.
staaten, nm BORT ibr Slid gu beirut
den. = Sn leiner Belle i'm @efang-
nib 5t 0ieorid bat iid =. Goncols
aus 8eiIcr 2eitbm III, ser Dor
einigen Mo,1oten leinen Mitmeniden
MoB i'm Streite megen elmer Sub err
idyulien battc erbangt.-- glf Ser Grit
Re 5tertenrotb !pl1roe Ser ca. 40 Sat-
re olte Mrbciter Shabcr BON Saul
ourd berabfollenoes @eitein 10 idmer
perlebt, oai5 er anf oem 8ege gum
5pitol peridieo. ST. bir1terlaBt Jrau
un6 6 &inoer. = Beitorben lino: in
&olIer @r. Sat. Mormod) i'm M=
ter BON Ga Sabren; lit Sngelbori
Ser @onoelsmam, Gbilipp GorterS I'M
Sitter bon Is Sabren; in Gionoen
Ser @crbermeilter Mid. @irb int 81
ter bon AZ Sabren; in @ilb i'm
Sitter bon 35 Sabren ser ubrmad)er
@eorg &feffer, elite Aeffe oes @crn.
1eda11tcn bon @lerf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

Sricr=@ermcsfeil> ml1roc bon Ser @e=
merfihait r@elene=Sberele" ST. ealel
bel Srier ermprben. Sn 8u c IL
burg lit Neter &lal1f I'M Sitter bon
II Sabren ge%itorben.
@enen=@aiian.
Sn IuIoa tritt Stootptarrer
Tron5 @iebl nah 14=jabriger 5battg=
felt ols Staotcaplan %(mabreno oes
oar5e,1 Gl,lturfampfs) lno nohe5u 2o=
iabriger Sh1tigfeit ais HIarrer megell
leines leioenoen 3ultanoes in oen &n<
helteno. = Sn @olfsmaren
brad sic Gra1 oes @ogners Mlb. 9en=
SC ourd 5tur5 BON elmer Setter
ous @iidgrat. - SSn MBmanns=
baucn beginge,r fiir5li4 Ser pe1=
iionirte 2ebrer Soiepb Sung nno 5ran
lire goloene @od5eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
Klnoor oonrolon
MACH fLETCHER'S
oRIA
Gl6enburg.

Ser 2anotogsausiduB beantragte
sic giloung zines fir@lid)en Stills
fonos fir sic fatholiide Stride I'M
@er5ogtbnm.-Sm 9osbrnh
erl9oB @noe porigen Sabres Elm 8il=
oerer ein t1iabriges Maohen, bas er
iii ser 0unfelbeit fir Elm &eb gebal=
ten. 1os 2an0geridt uerurtbeilte Jest
sen 1bater SIT 9 Sabren un0 3 Mona<
fen @efangniB. = SIN . a e itarb
inn Sitter BON sc Sabren @r. Serb.
8roernon11, inn Sitter BON So Sabren
ser &oufmonn g. Meper, 1n10 I'M rs.
9ebensiabre sic @ittme slug. 2eiber,
geb. eli abetb S9ul5e. = SSn Col
beniteot brannte oas @obl1bars
oes @irtbes q. 6el0baus BEL ser SUIT
te total nie0er.
8ancrn.
Sm Mter bon n Sabren lit III
81 ii d e II Ser papitli6e &anSpra=
lat uno baperil6e Gentrl1msfiibrer
81. 8oltbaiar 0qIIer ant 8.
MQr5 an cinem @er5letoen geltorbe11.
Ct mar ant 90. San. 1885 in Niflas-
reutb (Oberbaperm geboren. Gum
@eibbildof in 10 ii II d e lit Ser be-
reits 71iabrige 9om0ecan uno Gene
rolpicor Sob. 8apt. Neu6edere err
11al111t por0en. = Ser 2anotags= nnO
frubere GS99-1903) &ie6stagsab<
georonete, Noitbalter uno &ealitatel1-
bejiber Sol. g6inger (Gentrum)
in GngImar BEL Straubil1g lit am
26. 5ebr. int Sitter bon 20 Sabren
geitorben. = Sn So braden 5met
ai1noer bes Mrbeiters @edert, Sic IT,
REM Gater oos Mittogelien bringen
moltel1, ourd SOS @ts Ser Saale uno
ertronfen. -Sn 9u6migsbaen
mur0e ser %25jdbrige 5aglobner &arl
@ebl bon S6ubleuten, a,f Sic er mte=
6erbolt 6euer gab, in Motbpebr er=
ido1ien. = Sn &lein=5 6iffer=
ita6t lit Ser Mderer 0aniel Muuer
I'M SITTER bon IS Sabren ge%itorben.
@iirtcmberg.
aoniq @i1be1m II. lit BON Ell
uem 'mebrpo9igen grbolungSaufent=
bolt an ser &ipiera na6 ieiner
&auptltnot 5uriidgefebrt, Sic gu @bret1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

oes lages pr1idtiaen 5Iaggenldma,d
argelegt bate, uno tpuroe bon ser
8ep0lferung nit Subel begriiBt.
Sn Mngen6orf brad III ben me-
Observation-Disclosures @obnbauiern
pon Sob. Miiner uno Der @ittpe
MiiN 6euer aus, oenr beioe Mnapeien
gum Opfer fielen. : SSn Ober-
1T obingen feierten Sic Mallrermei-
|%iterebeleute Moan1 l,n0 Grescentia
@raf ibre goloene 9o65cit. Dosielbe
Set bcgingen in II + IN e NJ II 9 e II
Sic Gbelclte 8altes 6aas ln0 feline
gbcfrm Magoalcna, geb. NeDer.
8aben.
,Sn @rnbnl fat ein mripriing=
lid sum 5noe pcrl1rtbeilter, aber als
Minoeridbriger SIT lebensl6nglidem
3ud)tba,s begna>igter &o1bn1oroer,
Ser &ulie 6ilipion, einen Mufmdrtcr
erltod)en u1o eil1en 5meiten i6mer Der
mmoet. = SIM &bein bel Mamrbeim
muroe on1 26. 6cbr. Sic 2eide zines
%5Oj1brigen @irtbcs aus Ylanf=
itoot %geflnoe,1, Ser Selbitmor0 be-
ga11gen bot, pbmobl CT in guten Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
Sd,ucis.

Gas uadite eiogel1oiiiihe Shiitea-
felt miro ppra,siihtlid in 2auax=
nc itattiin0en uno 5mar i'm Sabrc
1918. NNn 9lotten II, 20i9tbol
itorb Ser alteite 8iirger oieier @emei1,=
sc, Sol. aalbermatten, SO Sabre alt.
Sn % a d. lit I'M Sitter po,i
50 Sabren Ser GDorberr Gan1iu @ar=
ron pou1 ct. @ernbar0sherge geitor=
BEN. Nn @ergismil, Miomol=
Sen, lit Sanocsltattbalter, Rcgierms=
ratb @ldtter I'M Sitter bon % Sabren
.geltorben. Sn gngi (@larus)
itarb ba5 @bepaar 3ieglerStaub. Ger
Batte mar SO, sic @attin 81 Sabre
alt. gs mar ibr iteter @unih nit
chamber iterben gu fonne11. - Sn ct.
@al1en itorb ST.. Mif. aerni Sch
rer an ser oberen &nabenidn1le al ct.
plotli9 am saloge. @r
par in 1866 gebore1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
nmsiibertrasnnsen.

bon S'? %& G;t"t @a e Se &C., s0s s4si24 I?s5t
$4,000.
Matban q. Tennb an @m. @obmonn,
9beil bon Got 10, 8lf. 80 ModbiIe,
l$525.O0.
9etal g. @arbe an. W!4rs. M.. 81. Mbell
2ots II & 18, 8Its. 8 @arbepille, 1915.
9ennis 8. SAT- an Srant S. &ennebp,
She'll BON Got 2 Gee. 27z122z32, $3.50.
M1,uette 6. @ilion an CLARA S. @derz
fenberg, She'll bon Got /, 8If. 50 gur!is,
Surpeb, $4,000.
Nnbretp 5bull, an Sobn 9bua, ~.
|S@A S8A Gee. 2%7z125z33, $1,000. 90
Stmon g. Martbaler oil 9enrD g. eSlns.
biefe, &A S@A @@X Gee. 1%5z125S38,.
100000.
Srant 8. Martbaler an &c,rp g. SIM
biefe, Sh S@A S@A Gee. 15z125=
SO, 100000.
lSe%l g ses': i2s i Ss|4e? $4,000. - ~
Gamuel Sean an g. 6. Serree, Got 8;
Sec. 28<122z32. $500.
S. 6. Serree an 8: 8: Solifer, 2ot s
Gee. 28z122z32, $4,000.
emma 9arbeD an g.S. @intbers Shell
bon Got 8 Sec. 2S<122z32. 100000.
Sobn @ber1e an Soiepb gberne, 2ots I,
I2, Z u1b g., Gee. 6s125z31, $4,000. 90.
Sec. Sraeger an Imbros Graeger She'll
bon @h NGA 5@A N@A & M8H
IS@A Gee. 33<126<31, $4,000
lambert 3au an seSpiepb @infler, She'll
bon Got 9 8If. Z grem's Mbb. $4,000
q. 6. Sobnion an S. S. Sobnion, N@A
lSee. 20 unb &A 5@A sec. 17z124z
IS, 100000.
Soiepb Spbnfo1 at $. S. Sobn5on, @h
ISgA Sec. 8z124z35, 100000.
6. 8orgerbtng an Qeonarb @aI3 N@A
Sec. 14z124z34, $4,000
Bernard 5tpieter5 an 9enrp SanDfamp,
5beil bon Got 1 8lf. / Garf glbb. 6olz
binacnnb Got 9 8Tf. 1 5otpnsite 18arbez
bile, 100000.
Nif 8ades an Sohn Gang, Got 2 @ec.
l~25z123z31, $4,000.
Mid)ael Meper an @crnarb Sipieters,
1beil bon Got 1 8If. 4 Iarf abb. SOL
Ding & Qpt9 8lf. 1 Sotpniite (&aroez
bile 100000.
@m. 8. @eber an STE @ulnnsfi, Got 1
8lf. 2 Gollins 800. ct. Gloub, 100000.
Spiepb 8. M1er an Spbn 8cmbriemsfi,
Got 5 Muers Mbb. Mlbanp, $4,000.
Sbomds 8liilcnbab an Marp Sdmit,
&h N@A 1u1b ISL S@A Gee. 23z
1920, $2975.O0.
Gle s. 3etqram on ,Spbn Q. Skinner,
.5@A S@A 33z123z34, $4,000.
S. Yeter 2lblpig an sSrib @elaae 5hciI
bon Got 8 M11b. Cub. Gee. 1Sz125z32,
$4,000.
@ietoria 6er,nan an @ertr,,h 6ermon,
S@A s@A Sec. 14z126z30< $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
Sat MiQiumen Tremnbe.

@ie miiroe es @u9 gefaQen, Cure
Srel1noe nad Milionen gu 5ablen, mie
8udlen's Mrnicn 5albe tbnt? Sbre er=
itaunensmertben &uren mabreno Der
tebten pier5ig Sabre madten iie. SIT
sic Bette Salbe in ser @elt fir @eben,
@el6miire, Gc5ema, 8ranomunoen,
8euIen, @rint, Sdnittmunoen, &ub=
nerouger, tpebe Mugen, 8errenfungen,
@eidmulIt, Queti9ungen, our9 ST.
faltung er5eugtes 8eb. Sat fir Sd.
morrboi6en leines @leiden ni6t. Csc.
bel ser Molitor Drrg 60,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
Ser a,rhoaeru,S nsnnerftaa, ben q. aRRaa1ss. 1911.

iclbit Den SAILS. - Ser lieutenant
Orb pom 100. Suf. -&eg. in 81 c I
ml1roc pom ariegsgeridt megen 9e=
tru9s, l(nteridylagu,g uno Salibmel-
Dung 81 10 Monaten @efdngniB llno
MusitoBlmg aus Dent @eere pcrltr=
tbeilt. @r botte iid bic &ettlrngsme=
oaiue eridpinoelt. inoem er einc1
&naben peranlaBte, in's. @aiier 81
ipringer uno iid pom ibn1 retterl 5n
laiien. Die ~@elbentbat," nit melder
Orb ieiner 8rol,t bote imppnireu mol
len, mar leiner5eit beoeltcno aufge=
bouidt morbcn.
2%mrembmrg.
Ger Metgerburl de S. Mpob ulo
ser Wed)anifer q. Moob bon 9 . III
nj eloingen, ser Mnltreider S. =.
.@einB lulo Ser Mrbeiter 5. &lein aus
@eimersfird un0 Scr Ylafoni=
rer S. q. Goblet aus W ii + [ G IL
&c d, ionic ca. 40 meitere 2%lrelnbur=
ger, boben lid in M1tmerpen nod
Mmerlfa eingeidittt. gtma cine $50
dc ipater rciite micoer cine An5abl
2al10sleltc, oarunter Sri. &atb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

m6eensperbaltniiien lebte. SSn
&onitetten lit Ser dlteite 9iirger
Der @entein6e, &arl Braun, 80 Sabre
alt, eeitorben. = Desgleid)en in
U ororad Sol. @ra,,n, i'm Mlter
BON 80 Snbren.~- Sn BE RI d o. f.
e nj lit sic dlteite 6rau Ser @emelm-
Sc, &lara aopp, eeb. 8lanf, I'M Sitter
BON 81 Sabren geitorbcm. = Sn u o.
enberg lit cin alter Sullggeleae
ual,ens 2oren5 5dppei5er geitorben;
oerielbe bot 10000 ". scr @aier-
leitunesitiftlmg oes Srtes permnod. =
Sn 5dmeBingen lit I'M 81. &C.
bensioDrc ser befonnte Spargel5iidter
Mar 8aliermalm %geitorbe11. = SSn
Sell lit 6ran5 Mnton Dreber, Safer
oes Gopeumeiitcrs 0rcber, i'm Sitter
pom 90 Sabren geitorben.
Gliaf=2 utbringen.
Sn 5pidern @otbringe') brod)=
te sic @attin oes 9ergmanns 6ritld}
in cirem plobliden 8abnlin1sanfaa
lire 5 &inoer l1no ii6 ielbit Inn. Drei
Ser ain0er ermiirgte tic, 5ipei pergifte-
te Tie, uno Damn 0urdi4nitt Tie iid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
Mnsse5etdjnetc @elesenbeit.

3u p%erfaufen 100 Mder Tarm 5u
$4,000 per Mder. = $50 Mder 1arm
gu $500 per Mder. - $50 Mder
gu $4,000 per SLIDER. 1ieie Sarn1e,1
iin0 aae %fultipiert. @inige 6apon boz
ben poQitd11oig 1ele @ebduoe, u,6
|6ieielben fonnen iofort iibernommen
meroen. Mue iin6 maize Stride ur6
S6l1le gelege,1 uno pon>einer Bis atpei
Meilen BON @iienbabn : Station in
|Somnibip Safe George. 9faberes All
erfragen bel
6. 8orserbins,
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One Of the strongest arguments in
favor of the use of advertising space
in daily newspapers is presented by
the history of the Black Silk Stove
Polish Works of Sterling, Illinois.
This company was established in
1888 and manufactured a stove pol
ish that was different and far super
ior to the ordinary kind.
For many years they followed the
usual plan of marketing goods. Sales
men called on the jobbers and dealers
and urged them to purchase. 1t was
not difficult to convince the dealer
by demonstration of the superior
qualities of the polish. Often hard
ware dealer bought supply suffi-
cient to black the sample stoves on
his floor as he was particularly anx-
ious to have these present the best
possible appearance. The dealer,
however, was not inclined to put in
a stock of the small cans as he could
make larger profit on other brands
and very few people knew anything
about Black Silk Stove Polish.
Mr.. L. K. Wynn, the president of
the company therefore decided to
educate the people to the merits Of
his product. He knew that if wom-
an once tried Black Silk Stove Polish
she would insist upon having it
thereafter and a campaign of adver-
Using was decided upon.
Mr.. Porter of the Taylor Critchield
Co., of Chicago, was consulted and
advised campaign covering state by
state, using the leading local paper
in each city. This campaign has
proved great success and demon
strates what advertising in local pa
pers will do when backed up with an
article of merit.
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Prefers Beltrami to Chicago.


Editor Pioneer:
With pleasure I am taking your pa
per. I showed it to my neighbor and
they are surprised about Beltrami
county. I am a homesteader from
Beltrami county on the upper Red
Lake on Moose Creek, two miles west
of Tamarack. l. have obtained six
months leave of absence from my
place here where l am working in a
large general merchandise establish
ment in a suburb of Chicago. am
earning good wages, but that country
of yours up there in Beltrami county
is better than any other to me and
my family. We came out to Bel
trami four years ago and lived on
our homestead. People were saying
that it was a swamp country up there
and no good, but would not change
with anybody for a house and lot in
the city of Chicago. There is moth
ing better, nothing healthier than
Beltrami county. l hope soon to come
with my family again to stay.
John R. Koler,
LaVergne, Illinois.
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The first election of State officers
in Arizona will be held December r..
Dan Lawler has filed as a demo-
cratic candidate for U. S. senator
from Minnesota.
John j. Tobin, of Montrose, is men,
toned for the Democratic nomina-
ton for governor of Colorado.
Lieutenant Governor Burdick of
North Dakota is expected to become
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for governor next year.
Omaha is the latest and one of the
most notable additions to the long
list of American cities which have
adopted the commission plan of gov
eminent.
Chicago boasts of the first club
formed in the West to further the
candidacy of Governor Woodrow Will
son of New Jersey for the Democrat
ic presidential nomination.
Representative George w. Norris,
of the Fifth Nebraska district, one of
the insurgent leaders of the House,