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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
Cincinnati, 10. 2lpril.

v % ~ Aos ~AFAh
R.u.5bpotbstsu.
Ssobn 80. 2ino an gsopIs's q. II. 6.
q. Co.. 1915.
Qeuis 6. SiOrp an GIsnn o. u. g.
o., 800.
Gbnin Wlc2lfee on Rt. 2potput G.
Il. 6. Co., $50.
Qogan 6. Watbsr on @poming 6.
Il. g. Co., $500.
9apib 81. SOnss an Gnit enb g. u.
60 .,S1250.
Marp :. aoib on Mnbifon .. II.
6. 60. SO. 2, $500.
Mlorris Roiit0Dstp an Clinton g. II.
q. Co., $500.
8erielbe an bieI.lbe, $4,000.
u. Z. pitrfon on SitIe Guar. u.
Sruit Co., $1,000.
SuDib Radtb on Glsnn q. u. g.
o., $500.
Dominion 2nnb 60. ON Gitisens
8dnt Il. Sap. Co., $500.
annis 6. 8apib an 6. s. pbiIbri6.
$1,000.
Moior grOpn ON SOutbern Ohio
6. II. 3. Co., $500.
M. Rufus WaItsr on Goutkru
Sbio Sap. 8t. Co.. $1,000.
9irsinia Dunn an Grnnt goiplss.
$1,000.
Geo. Q. u. g.rront an 5ubspobI
8rep. Co.. $780,
anna .. aeIlp an Brighton German
gt. Co., $1,000.
Wm. 9onIen an Wilforb Come g.
Co., $3.50.
nm. 6. Sungtias an eb. 8. Sung.
elas, $1,000.
4nn R. Gimpion an 8ulton q. u.
FS. u. Ho. a, $3.50.
Senrp S6omberg an DELTA 6. a
Co., $500.
srousOtt g. f5ritfds an aibraI 6
u. q. Co.. $500.
Sba .. gorbOn on prcDibent e. q
u. &. Co., $500.
Nnthonp 4erning on MsohdDt plac,
6. II. q. Co., $1,000.
8. 2enrp Dornbegssr an goft ent
gunf Co.. $1,000.
Getitgte 6ppptbeten.
g. II. g. 8rodamp an II. gDdrt
q. II. 6. Co., 5000.
Glsanor U. 9anee an mnoming 6
u. g. Co., $500.
6snneiip Gboe Mfg. Go. an Burr
Dat Betting Co., $1O2.
giola 2sifs on ROtsrt Gsraetles
$1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11
&leine Ginidle, bic Willioneu
brin8en.

Dor aur3em fpurot bstanni, ooE Elm
beiabrtsr snsliIber Sfenfabritani, Der
siH nsues 8srfdbrsn our 5erItelung
pOn SalS srfunben bat, feline Gntred.
uug fur S., ,000,0 an stn americans
idoes Spnbitut ptrtaufts. sSn b:sfem
5uLe tparen frtiIih cine gang. Reihs
uon sSnbren filler unb roItlpisr 4rbeit
psrguussn. ebe bic Grfinnuns 70 Dsra
poIItOmmust mar, baB iis fir bic sSns
ouitrie siHen Mertb bon unge5ahiisE
WilIion,n getponn. 4ber bic 56lls finb
teiuesipses ielten, in beH.n ein fliihtis
ger tIsiner Ginfoll sStnanb gum Grfins
Der unb bonn gum UlilIiondr iperbeH
Idbt, obne DAB 3sit unb 9irbtit ges
opfert tperoen miiffen. ginfobs Spitl-
ssrdtbe baben ibrs Sd6pfer ihon oft
5u rsifkn 2euten gemaht; btr Wiunn
.. g., Der bic Ginbertlapper srfonb.
isne .infahe, on sinsm Gtisl btfeftisie
8le6tugel, in beren Sunerem eiuige
Stsine ,nthulten iinb, lebts In befhei.
bensn 1srb1ltntiTen. Bic er zines 9ds
gss auf bic Sbse fam, fur fsin aiHb
Elm fol6es Spitlssus bersuiteleu. geis
ioufis fam CT bann borauF. bic Rlcpptr
fabritmibig in erobsn MaHen onfers
tisen su Iafen. uno In iperiigeH Jnbren
mar sr bapurh Der sliidiife 8eiiBsr
zines 9ermostns BON 81, ,250. 600 ets
tporben. Nnh Der Wnnn, Der ben ims
mer tpiebertebrenbsn Ban erfanb, hdt
erfobrsn, ipie flsine GinfdIle fih lobs
nen t6nnsn. gr tam Guf bic Snee. on
sinem gsip0bnlihen 6oiss Ober Gums
mibaa cine Innss binns Gummif4nur
su befsftissn: bas gresbnib mar Elm
getptnn BON pielsn 9nuienben bon
Dollars; bic sriten SABRE iibsr Der.
biente Der .GrfinDer- idbrli6 usbr ais
$50,0 900.
0or nidbt aIlsu LANCER 3eii mar Der
8iirger nod es5tuuneen, iih oIlmors
genbtid itine Gdube miibfom sufams
msnsuihniiren, inbem er bos Ghnhs
bdnb burd GeTe unb Dele Ittdts. Rein
Wenfb mar, duf bic Sbet getommen.
bic SerenTfiefel NIT ienen einfaHen
fleinsn 6attn su ptrfsbeR. bic bas GU
fnniirsn 70 erltihtern unb bie uns
IGngit CUR Gstpohnbsit seipcrben iinb.
Die ,,GrfinbungI. 10 berihtet cine eHgs
liF9s mohsnihrif.. fsanlmt bon einenl
I.seipiHsn o. u. 6nipp, Der fih frtilid
iiber bic @sntuiung itintr GHtbedung
nidt rtht fInr geiporDtn ItiH mub.
fonft bate er taufn bds Wateut fur bic
Iunpige Gumine bon $3.50 pertnuft.
Die llnisrntbmer, bic BITE 4usbeutung
Der Jbes btgnunsn. boben 0onn In ipss
nigen Sohren bdmii WilIipnen pns
bient. Der Grfinber bes Gdubbnns
bss. 6arptn Aennebn. bat init ftinsn
GinfolI niht tptnigsr aIs ~. .500. 900
Derbient, unb dbnline i5Dbs srrsihie
ea@ bic Giuuabms bic usr. pimpton,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

Der Grfinbsr hss bette iiberd[l 10 pc.
pul6ren Rollidubs, NIT isiner .eHts
peduna@ er5isIi.. Dor tiHieen JcbrtH
errsgts in qonbon Elm qro5eb eroBes
glufehsn, in ben Der Grfinosr Der Wles
taIIIDbItn Dsrpi6.lt mar. Gr bate
jsue tIsinen RstaIIplnitsn sinssflbrt,
Die busu bienen. Dos rdihe abtragtH
Der ShuHoblsH sn ptrbinbsrR. gei
Dem prOssiIe erfubr man, Dab I'm srs
iten Sabre bss 9eririsbts, TN Sabre
1879, suSif WilIiOnsn FOLDER pIditen
n.rfduft iporbsn tuuren; i'm Jrfre
1887 betrug Der GeIdmmtumfob 143
Wiaion,l bic ben 5abriinnien In ies
nsm Sabre iiber cine RilIion Dollars
Reine.tpinn sinbradten.
Toh mid. INNER persOnni ts nds
g6idldm benz Grfinber, Die Jru6t ftis
ner grbsit unb iein.r phantaFe ieibit
au ernten. Der gnsldnher 2onsribgs.
Der b.tannt. Sns.nisur, erfunp bic nod
beut. in England bei Der reitenoeH ars
tilIsris neripenbete IogsnonHte Trabts
tanpn. bsrsits i'm Sabre 1854; 6 itBtt
ale 5ebeI in 8eipegung, I'm Die ges
b6rbtn CUR griifuus isiusr GrfinDaHg
su betpsesn, uber Riem1nb tDcIIie stfDds
Ron Der Grnhttunone fpiHeH. Gris
ssobr3tbnts fpdter ipuroe Der 0eoaR:s
BON armitrong oufeeHDmmtR nnD
1884 snblid entfalCB iid bic Wilitdr.
beb6rbe Su 9eriuden, bic baHu 5eigtsn,
ooB bic bon 2ongribe. erfunbsue
Drahttancne bic bis oobin In Gnaldnb
benubteR aauon.n an aeiitunssfabigs
feit unb Wiheritdnbstruft iptit iibtrs
traf. Dtm grfiHber dber mar es niht
pers6nnt. biden ariumpb nod gu srs
lsben, er mar tiir5 porb.r Derbiitert uno
enitduT9i aus o.m aeben s.fdiscen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

goht ouf ben eriten GiDd nnb 8aies
ment unb stpeiten Gtod bes OebduDes
go. 122 gD. 6iinfte Str.; jdbrli6e
Wlietbe fur bic sriten 5 Sabre $500,
unb $500 fir bic lebten 5 Sabre.
Dapib g. SIipsr u. Mnn. 5ruitees.
an 8eoree 2otbes, 2 Sabre gaft nuf
30 BEL 125 ssub on Der Sitieits Der
Ropine Str, 165 SUB nDrblid pom
Mdrner Str; idbrIide miethe $21. %.
init btm glniuilfsredt fir $425.
Sdeob s. pnder an Soiepb Saiter,
Got 30. 10 in Sntob ). godtr's 9lbDi=
tion Su Mt. pltniont, $50.
anbert s. Grefap on Charles 0.
5eilter, 1858 Qdsr in Sstt. Is, 60
lumbid 5p., 81.
WidneI 3bifrp an GliSabttb q. Mes
GondIo, ben iiiolihen 2beiI BON 80
Sub Der Got ssn. 100 in s3phn u. goes
mans 2. llnterobtbeiTung, u. Wdlnut
Sills, 81.
Snlndnus 6. SbipIeD on GoTettd
Sbiplep, 2pt Ro. IL in g. 6. 5opfins'
llnterabibeilnns, Gnit Qpripooo, ST..
Sobn 6aber an Mm. 5ebr, 90 CUB
an !otrbert gpe., ST etc.
Union Sapings ReoItn go. anSenrp
BusrIb, Got 1894 in Ohio aanb &
sSrnp. SO. llnternbtbeiIung, 1920.
Gina Sungrlas an Caroline Sung
clas, / Got an SiibpeftaGde Reabina
Roao uuo Wiaple Str., 81 etc.
albert 8. 5aud on Ratrid 5. Sers
ton, / Got an Carton Npe., 81 etc.
anorstu 6. Sadion on gbas. 6. Sas
Der, IT,, Cots 6 unb z In Gam. 9otp's
llnterabtbsiIuns. $2750.
Gbas. 8. Jnber, IT,, ON Mm. Q.
Boone, basfelbt gieentbun, $4S0O.
Dollar Sopinas ReaIip 60. an gbes
iter u. Stmpion, Got "a in 9. g. R.
So. llntsrabtbeiIung. 81 etc.
2ttt & SO. on Qpufs Romtr, 214
SUB on Sft 5ront Str, ST etc.
Guniee 6. Barnett on sSOel 6. gIors,
/ Got on SubIon Ape., 81 etc.
6snrp 3. Samiot an gora q.
S6miot, Cots 48s unb 4s9 in Senrp
J. ShuIts's /. abbition, Deer Part.
81 etc.
DsrfsIbs on BIO, Cots 484, 485, 4S6
uuo 4S7 in btp.. 81 etc.
glnHd Wt. 5sstamp on Gli3absib
s5ritib. ] Got an @pObburn aOs., 81
etc.
8. 6. gahoub an antbDnp gernine,
Got % in Sol. Sobn Ribbls's eftois.
81 etc.
5. ). 5lpnn on RoieIIe u. Did
nsr. Set on Stais Qps., 81 etc.
Sofspb g. gruifsIbdb on Sus. u.
Stcut, IT,, / Got an Clifton ape., 81
Gb. +. Msinisn an Snrrp gatton,
% Jub an RailrOob Qpt., Carthage,
81 etc.
Rpra Sinfh on Warsu,rite Genes
GItncep, 80 SUB an MnpIs Ctr, Wins
ton pIats, 81 etc.
paul @Os.Issiung on Geo. q. q.
9errOns, 25 JuB an Spmmss Str,
81 etc.
Sobn $. 9unbOIi.r On 9upis Rors
RIG, 20t GuB on 6. Ctr. 5piihen
Central qps. unb plum gtr., S21 900.
Srtne Stidnsn Sapsr an I. 8.
8Ornheggsr, ] Got an Wbssler Ctr,
81 etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

Die aorantpns Grptbis
tipn. Rad .iuem an q. Mdrs aus
9aramaribo beim Observation-Disclosures
i'm 5oag .inetlaufenen Drahtbritt
bat Die pisIg.nannte aorantpnsGr
tion ihren 3ipsd ponftdHbis srrtift
unb iit nah lleberpinbuns ungtbeursr
G1pierissiten unb Wllbitligteitsn dm
cberen 2dufe bes bic Grtnae 5tDis
-f6.n gritiihs uHo gsieoerldHbiffs
gudpana bilDenD.n foranipHfhafss
angesomnen, Ha6bem man iih. Da Die
grpsbition langs MoHoie bintereinnns
Der perfholIen mar. ben i6Iimmften
8efiirhtunsen binsessben battle. Wdfs
bem ibr 5iibrsr. Der 3aupimann G:s
Iers be 6ddH, i'm bori9eH Gttober In
Stoneportie Der Wnlnria trleseu lpcr,
traisn Der 2sntnant .. Q. aopftr uno
bsr Woriasdrst Quilt an ibrt Spiss.
Gus ben an Die QieberIdnbiihe Geos
srapbif6e GeItlli1uft geriGiettn 4riss
fen bes 2ebtsren ionnie man Iih tineE
unesf0bren 8esriff bon Der ArbeiisIsis
flung MAIDEN. ipelfs bon ben Witglit.
bern Der Grpebition gtforbert ipurcs.
aber fie bat bic Genustbnung bob
burh bic BON ibr erreinten Reiulsate
bic lsbie tpsibe GteIIe 0uF Der 20Eos
iorts bieIer boIIGnbifhtn aolonie ptrs
fdlpunben lift. Die expedition sing
bon oem bon Oilers be 61an sntntdrsn
lueisflub fpeiier unb mubif bur6 cine
banms unb ipniTsrlpie Gopnnndb sis>
ben, an bersn gnbe iis ipieber auf ssns
bianer unb Iegsr fiieb. Diefts G<bie.
TIT bis jsbt bon ftinsm Gurop6fr be-
trsttn tporben. absr jtbt Iisstn geaaus
Ddtsn iiber ben Qduf Der s5liilIs, bic
Rihiung her milbtlmin0eebirgsftste
unb bic Werbreitung Der wsDot:trung
Dor, bic nunmebr Der Gegsnifano einss
gsbenbsr Gps3inliiubitn nnb llntsrTu>
hunaen hilben iperben. 1e.nersi maa
nod iuerben. b0b bisfs GrpsDiiion ben
GmlubpuHtt 3ablrfi6er friitsvtr llns
ttrfuhunssFtiftH bilbet. Bic ji@ iibtr
einen 3titrnnml bon sDtHiefims 15 Tab
rem Dertbeilsn unn an bensn Iin herDcrrs
ragtnbt GeIebrtf, ipie glrpIsjTor Ms0rs
tiE u afiesa 4, a. bsttsiliot 1absn.
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Grnubeis.ztbu.s : ll,bertrasunssu
gineiunati, 10. 2lpril.


S.nrD mat3um an Miliom Obs
tparb asn, 2ot so. $40 in Der llntsrs
abtbeiIung bon Stspban aemper's
5arm, $275.
GbGuntsp 3. Spoulbing an Sslsn
u. gorbet, Got 80. $50 In Der I. 4bbis
tion gu RorppOb Dieip, 81.
Robert Z. Greiap an William Wins
ban. Got go. II In Robt. 8. greIap's
llnterabtkiIuns, 81.
Samss ". 9rigg an Gsrnanbc 8.
0olo6. 2ot 1872 In Sofep6 81. Wlins
unterabtbsiluns In 6nrtipen, $1,000.
abom 5oerrmdnn Il. anb. an Sons
nab SDerrmonn, 30 BEL 100 Gub an
Der Norbfeits Der apbtpi6 Ctr, 40
Sub Ditli4 BON Softer Str. Wornins,
ton, ST..
Minnis O. Craig an WlabiTonpilIe
Dpofit Sant, Got 30. 8 in R. &. gres
fop's nHterabtbeilang, 81.
Wabifonpile DepDiit 8ant an Das
bib q. Sonss. Got go. 8 In R. !. grss
fap's unterabtbeilung, ST..
glf5abetb Bauer an Wiaiam sSebr,
30 BET 100 Sub an Der Siibfeite Der
5erbert aDsnu., 200 s5uB ipeItIid Don
groofsbont Roab, 81.
aIice u. Mbite an 4enrp 6. Uliltens
berger, l Sabr pnht ouf Cottage on
Cots 173, 174 unb 175 In 6. SO.
Sbort's llnterabtbtiIung. s5ernbanf;
iabriiGs Mietbe 800.
Caroline Dt. 6ulbert Il. Mnb. an
Sbs JeRniHss WiGer Go, 10 Sn5rs
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glrtbur & gopsr an Columbia 8ont
inb Sopings Co.; $1,000.
Geors. Sdon an Souib Sibe 9. u.
9. Co., S1750.
Sos. WoBmon an Cottage 3. II. 6.
Co., $500.
WlOrris RpIitopstp an ason RuiOn.
$1,000.
D.rieIbs an Clinton 9. IL. .. Co.,
$4,000.
8sri.Ib. an bi.IsIbs, $17oo.
SoIIie g. girtIep an 5. 9. Ganps
Ben, 1868.
TisfeIbe an Gan ait6er, $3.50.
Gisfslbe an 2iba .. gehnmer, $400.
SsHrn 5eioen on 5inblaD Rartet
go. 2 g. u. q. Co., $4,000.
Qend Shutbler an %. MarD 6. IL.
9. Co., $500.
&. y. Shsibsmantle an 9eahers
gfnnuitp u. Nib afi., $500.
Srene 9. 5aper an SppHus 6. gats
ihe. $1,000.
G.rieIbe an J. 6. Eager, $1,000.
u. &. SadfoH an 8. u. Wrisbt,
Gree, $3.50.
ghus. 8. Gob.r. IT,, an q. 8. Sads
fon, $500.
anna y. asup an pbilip Rennsr,
1880.
Rurp giIp an Cottage 9. u. 6. Co..
$1,000.
SObn u. SObit an @sisipOOb $. g..
$1,000.
GeO. 6. RcDaiunis an SObn GIart.
$500.
Minnie Sedmann on Dinbti6s
MublbuuIsr. 8retp. Co., $3.50.
Warp Sotett on ellen 5ommono,
$500.
Sohn 6. guetino an Soutbern Sbio
8. II. z. Co., 5000.
Gath. Moran on GonsrsB 9. a.go.,
$1,000.
eb. g. Gdsrt on geetman Ctr. q.
II. &. Co.. $500.
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gtllisss @sburtstosss..
fG1enf

3i4tsr: sd babe mir erlaubt, Sb<
Ien bier ein gdnohen msiner 8es
bi6te -
Sausfrau: rI6, bas III biibfh,
iest babe i6 tpenigitens ein paf.nb.s
Geburtstagsgefdent fur mstns @ou>
perndnte!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-11

Aus Der S6uIe
3ebrer: rmos ipeibt bu bom Waous
beIbnum, Moribs1
Der MaubeIbaum iit min Sntsll4
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
Teachers for County Schools

:oiXty-two persons expect to take
the teachers examination July 20-2l
1911. Eight persons expect
to take the teachers examin,
alton August 81 and Sept. /. 1911.
Fifty one of our Hand county people
have either a first Or second grade
certificate and + going to teach
in the county. This makes a total
of one hundred twenty one teachers
providing all are Successful in pass,
ing the examinations.
TO the school oficers:-We have
one hundred twelve schools in Hand
county outside Of the town schools
| believe we will have plenty OF
teachers for all Of the schools
Please consider the applications OF
our own boys and girls first before
employing teachers from othel
states. May Rudd,
Superintendent Of Schools
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
Methodist Camp Meetings

The Methodists Of the Huron dis
trict began their annual camp meet
ing at the st. Lawrence grove today
and continue in session for ten days.
Evangelist w. J CaIfee will CON
duct the preaching service and Rev.
Bruce will have charge of the choir,
The meetings will be held in the
chautauqua tent and q large attend
ance is expected from members all
over the district. Many outsiders
will camp at the grove in order to
attend all Of the services.
The morning hours will be taken
up with classes and Bible study, and
the afternoon and evening with
preaching and song service, This
is the first session of the camp meet
ing in the new location at the St.
Lawrence grove, the property hay
ing been purchased by the Metho,
diStS for that purpose.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
EMERGENCY HAY
CROPS PLANTED
Government Urges Farmers To
Plant Quick Growing Kinds
Immediately

Washington, July S-The hay crop
throughout the entire central west
has been greatly reduced and many
pastures completely dried up by the
drouths of the early summer, accord
imp to reports received by agricultu.:-
al department.
The oats have suffered, too, and in
some sections oniv half crops will be
produced. TO meet this situation the
department today issued a circular
to farmers urging the immediate
planting of emergency crops such as
milIet, COW peas. sorghum and soy
beans to round out the shortage of
both hay and pasture. The farmers
are advised that there is still time
to plant a half dozen kinds of quick
growing crops.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
co. COMMIS'NERS
MAY R%EDISTRiCT
Population Shifting More To
Center Of County

The County Commissioners have
been in session for a week past,
with Chairman Scott presiding.
Most of their work consists Of the
regular semi. annual checking up Of
county officers.
1t is probable that the question Of
re- districting the county will come
UP under the law requiring It's con
sideration every three years. The
five districts have all grown some
what since their creation, practical
ly in their present form, several
years ago.
District No. l, is represented by
Capt. J. 7. Bailey, and comprises
Burdette, Gilbert, Holden. York,
st. Lawrence townships, with a 1910
population Of 1862.
District No. 2, is represented by
C. F. ErichSen, and while the snail
est in area, is the largest in popula-
ton. 1t comprises Florence, Alpha,
Miller, Logan townships, with a
population Of l742.
District No. 3 is represented by
Henry Scott, and comprises twelve
townships, Alden, Greenleaf, Mid
land, Rockdale, Glendale, Mondam-
in, Campbell, Riverside, Rec Heights
Spring Hill, Cedar, Como, with a
population of 1859.
District No. 4, represented by
Capt. McAurptry, has Grand, HUI
bert, Rose Hill, Bates, Pearl, Hi
land, Spring Lake, OHIO, Pleasant
Valley townships, and 1898 people.
District No. 5, represented by
Edward Andrews, comprises ten
townships, Plato, Wheaton, Linn,
Carleton, PARK, Howell. Spring,
Fairview, Harrison Ontario, with
1909, residents.
The smallest district today is the
East side. or No. | district, with
1862 population, and the No. 2 dis
trict is the largest, with ZAP people
a difference Of 480, or more than
| Onp-third
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
RAIN RELIEVES
HEAT AND DROUTH
South Dakota Receives Best
DownpOur of Season
Saturday

Coming at the critical moment
after several weeks Of heat and
drOuth, nearly two inches o. rain
tel over the state Saturday, bring.
ing relief to human beings as well
as to vegetation. The long continu-
ed hot spell was broken and has
been followed by a week of delight
full summer weather, such as a
South Dakota climate can furnish
when it is on its good behavior.
Rain began falling here shortly
after noon Saturday and continued
for several hours, followed by an
other hard shower in the evening.
1t is estimated that nearly two inch
es fell here, but other parts of the
county received as much as three
inches. Reports from owe the state
indicate that the rain was quite
general, and that it came in time to
greatly revive the com, which is in
very good condition at the present
time.
Hand county's corn crop will be
greatly benefited and the prospects
are for a very good Weld, with rea'
sonable weather conditions from
now on. Corn all over the state is
farther advanced than usual, be,
cause Of the hot weather.
Other vegetation, including flax,
late potatoes, hay, and some very
late small grain. will also be great
ly helped bv Saturdays rain.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
WHOLE COUNTRY
HOT AND DRY
Unusual Summer Weather From
Coast To Coast

The year 1911 is breaking all re-
cords for heat and drouth-and al
most no state is free from these
conditions and their consequences.
Up TO JAY 9Th twenty six cities
report CAT deaths from heat prostra-
tons, an unprecedented condition,
especially for early summer.
From nearly every state comes
authentic reports Of serious crop
failures. In fact, the only fair crop
reports are from small areas here
and there where local showers have
fallen. The eastern coast country,
Virginia and the Cardinals, have
had scarcely no rain tall this spring.
In Oklahoma. Kansas, Nebraska,
and the country south the heat and
drouth have been the worst ever
recorded. Nearly all Of the Missis-
sippi and Missouri rIver states are
affected by the unusual heat and
drouth.
The truth of the matter is the whole
country is experiencing a season with
out a parallel, and while the aUplica-
ti2n Of thrift, industry, economy, i'm
proved methods, are always advisable
yet in this year Of oar Lord 1911,
the only thing people can do IS to
keep their nerve, lie patient, and
prepare for the future.
South Dakota is no worse than
her sister states except possibly
the new counties west Of the Miss
Ouri, where the new settlers had
very few resources to go IN. But
in the older section Of the state,
frcm the Missouri river east, where
wonderful prosperity has abOunded
for ten years, the citizens will soon
recognize the universal conditions
throughout the country, on lands
worth 500 to 5000 per acre, and
realize that it is simply an exception
al year that NAV never again be ex-
p~ericnced.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
NEW ROAD LAW
GOES IN HAND co.
Only Two or Three Small Petit
tons Filed On July list

County Auditor Odle announces
that the opportunity to referendum
the new road law passed July LIST
with only two or three smell petit
tons asking for q vote-no where
near the per centage required by
law. This, in effect, adopts the new
law in Hand county. AS the years
road work is usually over with by
this time of year, it is probable that
no general effort will be made to
operate the law this year.
1t has been suggested by a prom
inent local business man that this
would be a good year to expend
some county money on the public
highways, and let the nonresident
land owners help the people who are
making their lands valuable. The
PRESS Can readily support such a
proposition if the work be done by
contract. under an agreement to
employ no teams or workmen unless
they are farmers of this county. A
system of road work, under county
supervision, employing our own
people, would be better this year
than the 500 0 court houses now
being built in HYDE and Sully coun-
ties.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
BurJette Woman in Wreck

Bridgeport, Conn. July IL
Rushing eastward at the rate of
forty mites an hour, the Colonist eX-
press on the New Haven railroad
plunged over a thirty-foot viaduct
on the outskirts of this city today
and between twelve and fifteen per-
sons were killed and fifty-fye were
injured, of whom probably twenty
will die.
Mrs Mary Johnson, of Burdette,
S. D.. who was going TO No. 81
Boylston street, Jamica, N. Y, was
among the injured.
The PRESS was unable to obtain
any information concerning the
Burdette woman mention in the dis.
patch.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-07-13
Chalk Talk

Friday Evening, July IA at 8:3t
p. m. at the High School building.
Piano Solo, Dole Bushtield
The Rejected Stone" Rev
Cooper.
Vocal Solo. Mrs Maud Dunn
Address. Father O'Mahoney
Song, Quartette
Nv Compliments, Prof. Whiting
A Spelling Lesson
In School Da, S
The Declaration of independence
frustrated Song, The Old Oaker
Bucket
The Tranquil Hour
Hiawatha's Courtship
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Spearfish Falls
Simple Sketches
The Claim Shanty
Sailing
Illustrated Song. Home Sweet
Home
Everybody Invited