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New-York tribune., 1911-02-18

FLOUR AND NEAL-Flour nominal spring
winter patents. 81 35Gs4 rs; spring clears
81 ioasi 90; extra No yntsT sS 4o@S$ !o
IA fair to good, s42Has, 81: choice to i.gsey
sskeS a. t"y Pc per 20 100 h. coRNMEAL--Kln dried
81 ao9sl 95: coarse. 81 l2asIl5; FEED
sss 40: sour do. SOS: red dog. SOS so: citv bran
s24 bulk. So? 90 sacks; midding s26 2 SIS 80
red SOg s:s 15 sS s9m.g e, 60 sSS9 Sac s2a so bulk
set,y. wo buying. on the advance there was re-
awed e:s sRd sas so T5I
Iiy s22af2$ ssort & &ceaT Sis s 5e@S2o eGs BElIF-
SSnf M$EflIn InIHSMseFrrn, al s27gs2s. pREssED HOES
l"steady' Bacons. ioj.c; $50 10. l0z.e; l6o 10,
li Pcsicd Bellies barely steady 70 ~ l$s; /. n
i3G TAkL3Wsadis TAkkLk3BMs,eady Mldle Gtl 7T W:st eogp! M
q s0c. city. 9tq9A.c; refined, south America,
eSmpOssssaa oind Ossssaasisc: o: city lard. ioiac.
sTC.P-Rehned firm at 4Goc ret less 1
Per ysI,es OF sugar here and abroad. The Lon
aon market was ihd tigher. with February al
9s esd ana March at 9s 7'zd. while May stood
,,ssr a, With centrifugal. 9s test. at 36le: mus
lsa5o hlsne5 ss test. allie. and molasses sugar, Sc
cov"uo; acc Sales were $500 bags Cuba CEN
,,essreaI. February shipment. at 2.c, equal "a
nst. tSre ana 10000 bags Porto Rico Febrn-
o,D, march shipment. at 3.eie' basis % test
c r,usiness I'm the local market Quit.
,.ons and the South reported good movement
win Itii is.OU1CSoPpER--staudard Quiet. snot
,a,y March, April and May, i2.Iodi2 zoe
FeDsI.a S,ii spot f3i les Sd; futures f55 ss Cd
Lohno" conoer i262ia 9i2 s7itc; electrolytic
- 81 6sI2 f2iIc; casting, l2ni2 25c. TTN--Un-
lIo, lIoS snot and February, f&n45c. March. III Sc
~ ss Spril Al 5od42. 25o: May. 40 25G4l. soc
Ti1-,don Arm: spot. $3.50: futures. fls6 10.
nnu1" n%na1-r rulI: 440q i.50c New York. t.2ST4 30c
LLa LL., (, rouis London. az iss 81, sPELTER
Esst ~ 50d5 eOc New York 4ol6. t5c East
-pun, london. 500 2s Cd IRON--Clevelano
~ stLron,s Lon ass l0l5d in London. Locally steady
wa wa foundry. Northern. tl5 5oaSie 25i No .
si5 e5e*le; No southsrn ana No sorthern
sotySo ilRs lRsS@9Tps S@9Tps'' .SSp svRUPs-Firm and e,
III -, unchanged prices.
tu> wal sTOREs-spirits turpentlne steady
70 neaJJ'ss--rin,e4d eJ'ss oil unclaimed Refined
.,,oieur steady. at 7.4oc for standard white ia
pe,rsis al New York.
,hs day. with covering on the part II
pslso sellers and sorne new buying ior ralv
Iecsnt .iose urices were irregular at points
At,,sncs 10 point decline Local contfact prices
soNH"S Yes,er-
Open. High Low. & Sls.s ~ daS
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New york February

New york, February u lJll.
prFyUs-Reeeiots 200 cars, or 5tIi heao' ,a
,ncinaing az cars for the market Trads I,,n. .
,ted ~ steadier prices. and the few cars
oNfered went 70 the scales es.y. 20 ~
stsers sold Al so G5 per 100 10; COWS al .. 20 I
Si oo. huIis nominal Dressed beef SION az VI W
,cs| little extra beef. i0hc. LONDON eat',e
make, steady: refrigerator beef h!zner az !,
- totSc. iyerpooi cattle nrIner at iz% "
1aHc nsr H. dressed weight
salcs-McPherson 4 Co.; 10 Ohio steers; ,,rS
IN "a 40. ? e4O ID. 81 80: .. o6i 10: - 20; :.
io,7 In 81 % ~ o68 N, - 10, ! HOO TO- ~
oae ~ az so; I, 1910 ib. 81 ~ :. I4v 10.
"a 81 syo ~ SOC H. ss: l. oao ID. s2h o -.
sa"aers: ! COW. 1880 10. 81 ~. = o'o 10
81 I. $50 ID. 81. ,-,,- ..
.C.Iyrs--Receints $50 head Including -
a. 81" market Trade dull and about STEADY
,r,cs. Common To prime vesls sold AZ ', /.
en- no ner 100 IN. no vcrv cnnico ouers.l.
nr..s,d calves auist at 1875 Tl6hc tor cry
Ira..sd cal, and todiic for country dressed.
'sssI..-Tobin 4 shannon: ! michigan vesis'
,.a In average. $40 so per 100 Id; g. 1877 10 ".
suvFp AND LAMBs--Receipts, ~ ears or
= s-c head including cars Tor he narFet
9esrs an sale sheep nominal lambs we're
er,a ana GOOD and prime handy lambs lof Toe
piishsr than wednesday. Pens were cleared.
cons heavy 70 choice HANDY laThs soid AZ
ss az so per 100 10; culls. 81. pressed
mutton steady at 7qshe per ID; dressed
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. l7-wHEAT-spet Sgii:
futures quiet; March. Is Nd; May. 6s i1Ad.
CORN--spot auiet: American mixed. new. Is
pad: American mixed. old. IS Id futures.
steady: March, a. 2Hd: May, Is oNd: July.
a. dXd FLOUR--Winter patents. 20s HOPS
in London (Pacihc Coast. "a esd&5 5s. BEEF
-Extra India mess, 122s Sd. PoRk-Prlrne
mess western. 92s Cd. HAMS-Short cut.
sss BAcoN-Cumberlandc cut 6ss Cd short
rib 6is 6t: clear bellies 56s; long clear mid
dies. light, 62s: heavy. dis Cd; short clear
backs. SIS: sHouLpERs-sausre 62s: LARD
refined pals. 4os. cHEEsE-canadisn IN
est. white. new. SIS: colored; no0. 6os sd.
TIjRPENTINE E---Spiri,s. s2s Cd: RosIN---
common los sd. PETRoLEvM.RsnnSd
aid. LINsEEp. OH. S?s. coTToTsEEp
Australian In London. 3Gs Tiad
London. Feb. l7.--sU0AR-.naw. centrfusal.
,os Ind: muscovado. 9s 1xd; beet, February.
77ss. GINsEEp OIL, sor 90. SPERM OIL,
fa4 ios. PETROLEUM. refined.
b,.d: spirits. ekd TURPENTINE-spiri,s,
e2s Cd RosIN--Amerlesn strained. los Cd;
""s srtwcrp, Feb. I7.-PETRoLEUM 10 francs
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

.ss iolowing petitions in bankruptcy
es-Asc il the United states Circuit
~'H yesterday:
~ { o. BURNS COMPANY. Of No. u
~ en- street, engaged in selling ana
- aaXii3rv savings banks; Voluntary
s,sts Sa,il3. nominal assets. Soz'U5e'
Ia E,@NsS = Ii. HAvENS. builder, Of No. $40
r. .S9 street. Involuntary by Cllntol
nv a. q Co, $3.50 Lockwood Coiil-
I Va -. and Howe Scales COMPANY. >lso.
a. alleged that While insol'ent nS
b xs no tgage On real estate al no. 10
Nsss :ctison avenue, The Bronx, 20 lIie
~ s.sSohsirrction Company 10 prefer IL
.,ss are estimated az &2.WO.
INt,y.:NiO BARONE, a bartender. OF Nc.
d.. %tLeet formerly a liquor 0ealef !
Liabilities. $i04S7, 20 assets
H-sHsha.GS +. LACOMBE. of no. 259 West
gss,s voluntary. Liabilities. Sy,Ob' TO
ts,ssz. CHRISTENSEN. a sheet metal
ta no CiS Fast 18TH street; Volun-
Nog,..,s'a .,llties, sl,0s5; assets consisting OF
;o,y..' S5s, and five patents OF no Value'
Maaa, y MLOUGHLIN, a carpenter, OF
" . 1SsSt 80 street: voluntary. Liaolll-
s n'tls; no assets.
vs. FL STEIN, d grocer, OF No West
aSts go voluntary. Liabilities, $l'5lO'
sssse,s sTEINBERG. Of No. 100 West 9th
st '''-htary. Liabilities, s2,o4S; no as
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Feb. 1.-THE Commercial Bulls.
tin Will say OF the wool market tomorrow
'Businese in tho Boston wool market has
shown little or no Improvement and the trade
Is more or less disturbed by the many out.
side disturbing elements In general ousines,
as we'll as the unsettled and uncertain posi-
ton OF the New York goods market. There
has been some trading in territory wools THIS
week on q moderate scale, and there mas also
nothing more than tho retail demand which
has been In evidence for the last month OF
so from a few mills The shipments OF wool
from, Boston to February 10, inclusive. were
20 o9s ib. against s0,soTTss ID for the
same period last year. The receipts TO Feo.
sS / 80 al ID for the same period last year.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18

spot quiet and unclaimed ct lac for middns
uplard: sales 400 bales. Liverpool cables: spot
fsir business ing: sales. l0co0 bales. Including
1900 made late Yesterday speculation and o f5-
American. is 900: nliddipg upland 1850. Fut-
ure. opened steady at th9e.i POINTS pyts, adysnce.
Feb-nerv and February-Slarch, 1884; March
April 7s3Hd; Aprtlt7May 1@Sas.d @ Nay -@a}y-1gne
6'sSd obsr-Novsmber e7213d; NoyeSm5err-
pecember 6.e6d: December-January. 6e3i2d:
Janusry-February 665d.
COFFEE-Less active; sales. SLIGO haEs
Willie price changes were within comparatively
narrow range the undertons was Arm. and at
the close the msrket showed net gain OF sql2
roints large arncl NJ OF trading was switch
ing from the near TO the distant positions Havre
closed at a net advance Of h4l franc, while
H9mbure was &9a ptg hiEher. Rio showed a
decline OF i5o res, while Santos hrm al 80
rs,s advance Srot inactive. but steady, az l2c
for Rio No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Feb. IA fresh low record for the
season was made to-day In the price of wheat.
previous for the crop. Heavy generai rains
eRectuaIly breaking the drcuth In Kansas. Texas
and Oklahoma formed the main reason why.
Closing fgures we're iisc to iA8iSo under las,
nlght In c'rn the outcome was net loss Of
NnIc 20 NC. Oats finished unchanged 10
shade on and provisions at 24n12hc advance.
Tho wheat market had one sharp advance due
~ news from WashrFton that the grain clause
OF the Scott antl-option hill had been left out
Talk OF expNrt sales st baltimore aidcd the rise.
but the offerings OF wheat here following the
bulge were much larger than the pit could readily
digest Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18

New York, February II. 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Wea with general SELL
ing at times. Prices al tho close we're q 2
isc net lower, with May showing the great
est weakness. European markets reflected
some weakness abroad, owing to larger Areen-
tine shipments. which, for the week. amount
ed 10 100000 bushels. against 2,20so00 last
week and 2432, 600 last year. Export sales.
1s loads. including loads OF No red from
Baltimore. Cash wheat here weak; No 2 red.
94%c elevator. and 9isio afoat: No
Northern Duluth, 81 OF. + o b ahoat. corr
STEADY early. but late in the day easier,
closing az q net decline OF i &c. Export
sales. 10 loads. No 2, 51hc Z b ahoat
oATs-Inactive. with small price changes.
closing 81 net unchanged from the previous.
Gay. Cash oats steady. Standard white.
Sos; No =, S6isc: No 3. 35i9c: No (. 35c RYE
Dull; No 2; sSc. New York BARLEY
Firm: mailing. 9scGsl o. c 1 { Buffalo.
BUCKWHEAT-Quiet: American. nc I Z
New York: Canadian. SIC bid. c New York
for export. Wheat. including -four. exports
for the week. according to Bradstreets.
aggregate 2.1S0.a21 bushels. against 227t. 29t
last week and 1917. 1850 last year: since July
/. 77625,24s bushels against lo5,?34l24 last
season. Corn, exports for the week, POPS 1os
bushels. against 2.54l.977 last week and I'll
Gle last year: since July l. 2T,15AS2S bushels,
against l7i7SS47 last season.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
NEW YORK PRICEs.
INTERIOR RECEIpTs.

C01TON-Confieting reports as 70 tho
chances Of the Scott antt-futures bill In the
Senate caused irreGularity. and after a sharp
early advance there was an equally sharp de-
cline, but the general tone was steadier than
of late. and la te rally left tine market steady
al net advance of 46I0 points for the day.
Southern spot markets were generally un-
changed TO sc higher Weekly movement
hgures: Port receipts. 144sis bales, against
lot592 last year. overland 20 mills and Can
ada, 26.G2s, against 16.l6s last year: South
ern mill takings, estimated. $4,000. against
10000 last year; loss OF stocks at interior
towns. s ass against 1871 last year. brought
into sight for the week 20T.9SS, against 1855
$50 last year. Total crop movement; Port
receipts. T.471.730 GT7lT deducted receipts
season), against 5.ei2.312 last year: overland
TO mills and Canada. 702 472 against Ga. 4.o52
last year: Southern mill tskings. l.555.010.
against 1.675.000 last year. stock at interior
towns ir excess OF September /. 509 s96.
against 52a.G54 last year: brought into SIGHT
thus far for season. 10 2S0.0Ss. agains, g. T8o -
59s last year. The total crop movement IL
respectively for 10 days this season. against
III days last season Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18

lambs al 9G11c; country creeSeo ho'"Oo''
lambs at s4GS9 per carcass r.,,. On,
saies-Kerns Commission Complny;n 4, ISo 10
obio lambs e6 ID average s8 ~ per loO lo'
W. r. Hume: $50 state lambs. u 10 80 oo'
! buck. 100 10. SO So .,.,. ,.,,h. "a
Ib Sc so: lso state. IS ID. 1920; 81. ITO ID
s5 eJ: culis 40 10. So rs,. ,.,,,. on
]. Shambers 4 Son; Isl suHalo iah''' o.
judd & Co: 2os Ohio lambs, So %. sS2S;
HOGS-Rece,pts. cars. or l'3sI neao, az
for sisushter except few head. Prices armer
ara medium weight hogs sold al So 10 per 100
10 Country dressed hogs steady et egi2o
pess ss,Ics-rob,n & shannon, ls Michigan hogs.
tss ID average at IS 10 per 100 lb rough.
600 III at SO so
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, & PTTTsBrRG.
1911. 1910. 1909;
% week IN Feb. $1si te4 Slel364 Sl26661
July l-Fe5. IL. 04e9zS2 5.93i,54G 4,5SoS07
WABASH.
p week in FEB. s522el1 s5ts sos S445.2l9
July 1-Feb. IA. 1902 sa4 is.32s, IA i6,257lS9
DETROIT. TOLEDO s. IRoNToN.
lst week In Feb. S26563 ss&1si
judy l-t'eb. H.. lN3.3l1 s'S,ts6 -
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Iulv I-Dec al 1910 1909. Increase.
Cper. income. .. 80 s5S2lo 80 loog gte szSAxt.
Otrer tn~ome. l,oVo l9o i'o5t''A' ro'4to
Total gross in.s1o, 964 459 $40 2Gl1s6 SIo2rIGz
Int. on funded .H
debL snc equip. - - .. .- 49,,
obligations IS, AS S3f 80, IlS tt 2IISb
OF er deductions
- EoL otGl ~ - .....
gCss iDcons. l,40e, $50 1,0uS.2lO 'n2'cel
fetal 6eauc.. sGs45O2e s7224.e79 'sS7e, ,e53
7'e,S.a- over charges s4lle442 ss.ose7G7 slos2e75
Additions and
bsLterments 81 OO4 Sl,oSf 'S0d
Ne: income. b. $4.oSs sss ss,oo5lT9 sloss 2os
Decrease.
DENVER & RIO GRANpE
"a y eek IN Feo S34s, 100 s4o6,S00 -
July l-Feo. Is. l6.OS6.7UO l4,6o3,6oo -
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall Rivsr, Feb. 17.-Thers has been noder-
ate trading in tho print cloth market this week,
and the total sales are estimated at Ioo,ooo
pieces. The demand was mostly Tor narrow
into cali for deliveries through March and April.
Quotations: 90 inch. 64x64. sac: % inch. 64S
&c: q inch. oex52, 27sc: Ssis inch. e4xs<' oae:
inch 6sY72. 5Gc.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

CFurnished by Charles D. Barney 3 o., No. =
Broad street. New York. ara Nc 10 South
9TH street, PniiadephiA)
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
ruslIc UTILITY SECURITIES.

'<q BY Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman,
~. GO Wall gtreet)
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

furnished by j. Thomas Rs,nhardt, No. IS Bread
street New York. and no. 81 Devonshirs
street BCstoh.J
New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
cr,,nished by W, n. coler & Co.. No. a. cedar
VI street)
Accrued ,n,srss, 70 bs sadsd)

.couoons interchangeable. tNsstsesrsd tcou-
80 SResSstsrSd ana ecupenA
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-08-11
JOHN DOE" IN THE PEN
Man Who Refuses to Divulge
Name is Placed in Penitentiary
for Horse Stealing.

Mystery surrounds the ldcntl-
ty OF man who has just been
lodged IN the Sioux Falls peniten
t2ary to serve a term OF one Year
and nine months for horse stea.
ing, committed in Potter county.
He stole a horse from j. " q.
Myler, OF Lebanon, and was cap
tured after hot chase through
several counties. The prisone!
who from the first has steadily
refused to give his name, giving
as reason therefor that he
comes from good family and
does not wish his relatives to
know of his disgrace, was com
mitred to the penitentiary un-
der the name of "John Doe, "
and will be known by no other
name during his Imprisonment
A few days before being brought
to Sioux Falls he made an at
tempt to escape from the Potter
county Jail. Picking the lock OF
his cell with a key made from d
spoon, he climbed through a trap
door in the ceiling Of the cell
room to an attic, where he intcn'
ed remaining until such time as
he found his jailers had left the
outer door Of the Jail open. A
Jail attache, noticing that the
trapdoor was not exactly in
place, poked it with broom
handle and instantly the hiding
fugitive appeared and jumped at
him, only to be speedily over
powered and forced into his cell.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-08-11
THREE HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED
Gang OF Bad Men Rounded Up at Peever
Yesterday Afternoon by Sheriff Swanson
Caught With the Goods and Lodged in
the County Jail.

son at once telephoned Shcriff
Swanson, who was in his office
at the court house, telling him to
come to Peever at once and bring
Granger and Templeton with
him as he thought he had a line
on the horse thieves and the stolen
horses.
The sheriff forthwith loaded the
two gentlemen from Aberdeen,
Martin Martinson and Roy A.
Prudden into his red gas-wagon.
and the way be burned up the
turf between Sisseton and Peever
would have made Barney Old
field green with envy. He pull
ed UP in front ofKean's S barn at
Peever about twenty minutes afte
leaving the court house, just in
time to see the three men lead
ing the horses into the stable.
Granger and Templeton alt once
identified the horses and the
sheriff commanded the men to
surrender in the name of the law.
Smith and Waller listened to
the sheriff's command, looked at
the gun he had in his hand, and
surrendered without a struggle.
But 'Red" Burnett made an akr
tempt to escape, and the sheriff
had to send bullet after him
before he decided to come into
camp. The three men We're i'm
mediately hand-cuffed and load
ed into the automobile, and Swan
son and Martinson brought them
to Sisseton and lodged them be-
hind the bars.
All three of the men were
logged out in the most approved
scowhov stvle, and each one nf
them carried a big gun in a
holster.
The two saddles previously
stolen from a Mr.. Buholz at
Aberdeen and a valuable bride,
stolen from Mr.. Granger S
daughter were in possession of
the desperadoes when they Were
captured at Peever, and these
are now on their way to Aber-
deem.
Burnatt, Staith and Waller will
be held here until the arrival of
! the sheriff of Brown county, who
is expected some time today.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-08-11
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Auto Collides with Rig and Bad
Smash is Result.

An automobile accident occur
red near Fairmount, Monday eve
ming, that should be a warning to
speeders. Albert Schroeder a
s,-ela '-ea'vr fsa", ",.,,er, was ,trning ;
corner near the Great Northern
depot just north of Failmount,
running his auto at high rate
OF speed when he collided with a
rig driven by Frank Meyer, grain
buyer on the Great Northern at
Paramount. Mrs. Meyer was in
the rig with her husband and wa
thrown out, susta ming injuries
that it was at first thought woul
prove fatal. Miss Bessie Mead
who was in the auto, was also
seriously injured. The horse re-
ceived a broken leg and was shot
The carriage was wrecked and
the auto badly damaged.
: The injured women We're taken
TO FairmonrIt and placed under
a doctors care. Yesterday they
We're reported out of danger
Hankinson News.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-08-11
LARGE SHIPMENT OF GOLD
Milwaukee Road Hauls a Valu-
able Cargo to the East.

Fifty thousand pounds Of gold
dust is an amount so great that
it is hard to comprehend or est 4.
mate, but that was contained in
a shipment of western products
which went through Milbank a
few days ago. This remarkable
consignment, the freight charges
upon which over the Milwaukee
line alone were $9s7.53, was not
the only shipment of more than
usual interest upon the train
which carried the glittering meta
to the east. 1t was, however.
according to officials Of the road
the first cargo Of gold which had
ever gone over the line. The
car of unrefined metal was load
ed at Ashmore, Mont, and was
destined to Carnegie, Pa.
Included in the train We're,
eight cars Of tea and six cars of
porcelain which had been un,
loaded from Pacific steamers a.
the Tacoma docks coming from
Japan and billed to cities in t
eastern part of the country.
-Four cars Of zinc We're included
shipped from the Butte, Mont,
mines to Barklesville, Okla. A
car Of sash doors loaded at
Tacoma were bound for Was
ington, D. G.
At the present time fish Of
various sorts seem to be an i'm
portant shipment. Recently there
was a car from Seattle destined
to Bremen, Germany, to go by
way Of New York City and the
steamer Barbarossa of the North
German Lloyd line, sailing OF
August 10. Another car con-
tanned picked fish from Seattle
to New Yrok City.
Among the western shipments
were a car of lard from Chicago
to Seattle, a car Of lumbermen S
saws to Portland, and car of
clay to Japan.-Grant Co. News.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-08-11
SOLDIERS HOME is FULL
Institution at Hot Springs Fill
ed to its Capacity at Present.

Hot Springs. Aug. 1O.-The
state soldiers home here has a
larger number of members than
has ever been here before in the
summer The records show 81
persons, while the capacity is
300. This includes all who are
quartered here. officers and help
as well as members. In view of
the overcrowding the board of
managers has notified every coun
ty auditor in the state that here
after applicants will be received
only when there is vacancy.
Each application received from
county officials will be numbered
and when there is a place new
members will be admitted in the
order in which they applied. This
action is imperative to do justice
to those here and others who wisl
to come.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-08-11
A Trout Worth While.

Deadwood, Aug. TO- Never
have so many large trout been
caught in the Black Hills streams
as during the present summer ano
several times the best previous
record has been broken this
year. The latest and best sized
trout ever captured in this sec
ton is claimed by E. O. Loucks o.
this city, who pulled out of Sand
creek a trout that weighed a it'll
more than four and half pounds
and measured 221a inches in
length and 1919 inches around
til elargest part of the body. The
fish was placed on exhibition
here. T
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-08-11
Attacked by Mad Bull.

Last Sunday morning when
Mr.. @. A. Granaas who lives six
miles northwest Of Veblen, went
into 1.-THE pasture to drive some
COWS to the house, he was attack
ed by a mad bull, and thrown to
the ground and knocked sense
less. The animal still being en-
ragged got down on its knees to
gore him some more, but seeing
that Mr.. Granaas did not move
he walked away after he had
watched him for some time. Ole
is not feeling very good after the
rough handling. The animal was
hurried off to the meat market
the neNt day.-Veblen Advance.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-08-11
Would Be Suicide Arrested.

Lead. Aug. 10.-Becalse Rob.
ert l.. Foster, HomestalSe car.
penter, failed in his attempt to
kill himself, he will likely sojour1
for a while in the penitentiary
just as soon as Foster recovered
from slashing his throat with a
razor, he was arrested and will b.
prosecuted under the state law
which makes attempts at self-de.
struction crime, punishable by
two years Imprisonment and a
fine.