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The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06
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!. l;EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS :.
Warranty Deeds

w i''SNs
John l.. Barber to Edward s.
Flor. See record (speciall. 81.
Colo. Mtge. e Invest. Co., Ltd,
to John c. Tegnell. N1a Blk 8 First
Add Arlington Park. S1,400.
Denver-Laramie Realty Co. to w.
l.. Hoeft Lot II, Blk SO Milliken.
s17o.
Denver-Laramie Realty Co. to w
l.. Hoeft. Lot %, Blk SO Milliken
s125.
James l.. Dickey to wm. o. ant
Laura Alice Fields. Lot Littelf
Sub, Blk las Greeley. 81.
Denver-Laramfe Realty Co. an
Christ and Caroline Wattenburg t.
A. n. Fitzpatrick. Lots II, IL ant
13. Blk 1S Wattenburg. $50.
Frank E. and Annie S. Forman t.
Fred eric W. Taylor. SW 1s-1-67
Sc, 400.
A. N. Fitzpatrick to Fred S
Hines. Lots II and IS, Blk l;
Wattenburg. $500.
John A. Lofgren to John w. New
lin. Part lot 8, Blk Greeley. 81
w. T. and Malona Lowe to r. M
Benton. Lot {, Blk 5s Milliken
500.
+. "A LIN SUI W W. H. ~
Lot 3 and We lot 4. Blk Grover
1925. /.
Midwest Invest. Co. to NJ. G
Fischbirck. Lots end 10, Blk lC
Briggsdale. s275.
Nancy A. McGee to V. N. Peck.
ham. Lots 1, ., II and IL, Blk II
Fort Lupton. $4,000.
H. ]. Parish to T. NJ. Callahan et
al. Lots 6, Z, s, 9 and 10, Blk
North Johnstown (Specian. $1,000
C. c. Painter to n. w Cooper and
Fred Rausch. VIE Sc 15-4-6S
$4,000.
Samuel II. Southard to Chas. 81
Southard. NV 22-7-66 and Und. II
Int. in reservoir. 81.
Peter L. and Cora c. Sivenson to
Harry H. Culver. Sc 81 l-oI'
s2,750.
William Schlawm to Ira NJ. Stev-
ems. Wig lot 9 and Ek lot II, Blk
IS Windsor. $3.50.
Charlotte B. Withey to Sadie e.
Miller. We lot 2. Blk 81 Greeley
81.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06
THOUGHT HAREM
| AlAS WERE FOR
KING A CHICKEN COOP

~ aer return from a trip :,
esnesday a we'll known i
thse woman was surprised !
1csad caad had built a new !
n 'UUp Saol in the back yard. i
ID, 'oop had been the i
Ss,s' Ss contention between !
efo-o ro and wife for some i
(upb, e'p5s i her departure $50 SO :
easa sa' It had been built !
Iisss,.her se her wrath over :;
kasbm,aatte Si late improvements. !
Iftu'nents for h she could see J;
| to lo'' in. but the chickens ens );
ap,sai ar IKE It because Of its :;
In u1',aa,ngement. =, SO W when en- );
Ehe ., ss,. the house came :.
such asked where he Sc :;
Feplisda a Wonderful plan. ]
vritiuu rittu that he found IL !.
J. vish wing desk, and know. :;
buiI, u. TO have a new :.
IT., Tho 1t according to the :
n N wife did mt :,
'ss. IN making king any such !
thu tbbaen n, he spread thsm sUa !!
|. table she promptiv :,
sera seasen? on Oh yes; IN. .
nev ,hose she had msde S }
'esmahhaarr mar rem gown snS .
the h"er was then lust a..
dres. s finishing toucSss sSs. .
T*++++%AAA1
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06
'| I.
| SURPRISE
L,crpr pLEAsEs AN
sSTors Ssss CROWD
"A IS PRESERVED
c.orded During the
- Autos and
line Up in the
Streets

|. TO the band Fourth
Al at least one-loalsn Tridsu
population ,s ana from r''Iae ane
Clause and footing OF ,,
Sorus they enjoyed
~ to the limit, A..
8 ,eesly * concert of the
/. Greeley band was
~. 1t was practically
4 concert of the organ, H.
eity this summer. IN
:, a. A treat, the park was
Il i being estimated that
1890 people WITHIN mn
a. hand stand when the
hegan. In the sur
.ets every sort of vehi..
4, literally hundreds OF
les and wagons stana, ra.
Roadway while the music
.ommendable feature oi
vas the good order that
red by the city authori-
I.ople who came to hear
Lere able to hear it, ano
Smpelled to listen to the
Saaming of small boys
n dances around the
II is to be hoped that
tIon OF the public noise
be a special order OF
all of the succeeding
the band.
b a surprise in store for
had not heard the band
tme. The Improvement
! and their PLAYING of the
|ould be enjoyed by critic
listener alike. The pro-
well selected. embracing
|e more melodious class
hgled with the lively
nbers. The band made
1T with the populace and
|erts will he looked for
h pleasure.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06
Former Resident Visits

H. G. Rambo is visiting with his
old-time friend, Robert Crawford,
custodian Of the court house, for a
few weeks and incidentally shaking
hands with his old acquaintances
In the city. Mr.. Rambo was at one
time a resident Of Greeley but he
moved to Bakersfield, CAL. and cast
his lot with the boosters in the oil
fields and now is taking life easy
travelling over the country at his
leisure.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06
Ter IS
||S|T|NG HERE

Bennett, of Denver, is
ufeeley with his daugh-
lamlly, DR.. and Mrs.
lew weeks. Mr.. Ben
years old and a pioneer
e, having come to Colo
year 1860. He was one
men who went with Kit
General Otis to Wash
sa a suit for peace be-
aed men and the settlers
~ is6s, OF all the men
Ossa mat commission, he
one left. Peter Hufrsmith
is a relative of General
oled some years ago.
an man !. was in Denver yes
'Nu'ng 70 business mat
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06
What Women
Are Doing

,.man; o ouFand, the founder of the
va 49, newspaper, La Fronde,
nana. N7Hager of the morning
papsa, i,a.p, tgs Nouyelles, recently de-
I..eieu Ae address over her own
O.o nn.,. Craze. This surprised
ralis' ,1s - asoneWhat, although it is
used TO having Nine. Durand over
throw PRECEDENT. w
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06

Mrs. w. Vrden, Mrs. A. D. Butler
and Mrs. David Brockway went
down to Denver yesterday to spend
the week end shopping and seeing
the sights.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06

Mrs. Lecona II. Wells of Wyoming
receises he largest salary of any
woman IN the employ of the United
states. AS assistant chief clerk of
tne SEM committee on appropria-
tions MIS- Wells has a salary of
$4'oVo year. Mrs. Wells is n lit
tie over 80 years of age and is an
acknowledgad expert ON miiitarv
law and legislation ''''"' )
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06

A woman may easily assume the
place o head of family and hold
on 70 !ne power, but she must go
apout y nicely" said Mrs. Bertha
Welpy. the founder of the RAINY
DAY clul Of New York, "and the
woman who doesn't know how to
rule Is .1Ol. All the sentiment
ABOUT ruling the world and the
craole Means nothing if a woman
does not rule her home. All wo-
men cahlol 90 about it in the same
way peeause mems natures must
Dc uhdefsI0Od or at least studied.
Men must never be taken for
graneed The hold slackens then"
Husoands, take notice.
"Can we do nothing as clubwo.
men to set our faces against this
| absurd, uncomfortable, unaesthetic
disgrace,ul style of dress for oul
women asks Mrs. j. w. Richards
president Of the Iowa Federation OF
Women clubs.
Il an earthly in sympathy witt
the moytment in our country for s
sane an sensible Fourth of July
but l am still more in favor of {
sane a1d sensible dress for ou
grandn others, mothers and daugh
ters which will combine dignit!
and deeenCy.
| The cotton manufacturers ar,
beginning 10 complain that thei
bushes is decreasing owing to til,
scarcity Of underwear worn by wo
men nowadays, so it may be tha
the commercial interests will com
pei women ia put an extra gore il
their Skirts.
"Heayen speed the day, and ma
ihis blind b0wing down to fashion
dictum pass over, and at last ma
we conc into our feminine skirt
again."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
+ Going 10 Sec the Elephants1

Elk F0lpt will se sel represented
81 s.otgz 0tly saturday, JuAy Ssh, 0n
circus dag. Iadloati0ns aue that the
tpSn will Eurn out Og size haalreas, AL
Ersebsu by the WoRaeriul new Circus
sahioh the HsEnuu and Bailey people
are putting iOFth Eais seAs0u. The
shoE has ,Ru anklre nav eQglpnant.
o0sEtng she management 60 200 SOC.
One thiEuaUf this sEas spent CD parade
whi0h is isreporaed as sue moss elae0rate
ssreeG spectacle ever devised II Is
three miles 10 isagsh.
The great .llsnagarle Of tne .clFeus Ia
oreattng n0lhiRg short ut g sensation
in the Towns h Waits. Ii cOutalHs the
most vrmsrkRnle collection OF rare
beasts OF ans zOoiugical uiaplay ln the
world, and many specimens which Are
aOt duplicated 10 any other 400 la
America or k.tsFSpe. i.ne ohlef attFac-
lion here - a year Old gtsafle, ths only
one ever born 10 this osaaEg. In TACT
she only gtFafIe, not inil gF0wnr ever
seen outside the depths OF the African
inngles AatBesd q trafIss are scarce
enough but this y0nREsEsr is w0rth iss
weight IN god
The performance In the main lent il
presented by eco OF lne W0rlu : greatest
artists, gathered iFom RO Less than
thtrty-tTO cations. The ssts shsy are
eties iBg are fReyel and not at all like
the seIs that hage sssn In Ameries in
The past Fifty cioTas iHFnash the CON
edy aed 10 this re4eeet tae sh0w is tBe
I ta9ghtng ssuesss ot lhe age. 4Aau there
are thrills vi ltB0nt aumbsF it0m sasrt
! 10 tinish. he PsrlegHaace 0i AAsFlsb
lbe Ftrst, 3 eniRlpaBzee bicycle Eidsr
,snd rellpr ssAber, ass a Es0sG sensational
ssrpflse, TIE specialtAss OF J0an Da-
teapders pell-rtBgiRg horses, WATSON 8
rrta ing s. sesls. y brass 10apd gci elepbanis
the heaget family OF trsrAsn rEt0sEs.
the tionell family of IEaitsn serobats,
tbe LES D4&o isuilyot knssah e4uiil-
orists, sad the s4sgrlst-ssteon lality Of
pssrisltsks are oi Lac firsLs ef Ear0gesn
traRk,
BsrRam ssnd bailsr carry .2o8
tlpuep4e, 700 hersis, sA0 elephants, 40
tusmele 700 etaer lad aninlAls, GyBa,
tlno plan4s, harder Shops lsiAor4Rg sss-
Ne sblisamehts, Datb NarAors, as.andF4est
!. .btanissrn4llas saona harness &houg asar
papAer shops, aentIsss, doctors. lsm
/ Psr. sapd b BrlgsAe poaaee s0ree. The
smany tents cover 4aaftsen saoers OF
groand
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
THE GOVERNMENT FAST RECLAIMiNC WHAT MAS KNOWN AS
"THE AMERICAN SAHARA"
DAM WILL Be OVER A Mile WIDE
Second SZe Engineering Fea 0nly 10 the Panama
Cana ant tfe Great Dan on the Nile
al ASSGaI.

IL bht EeuEraputes n Eue cary 1LGGe@
aul slEales vi ghe tasl century .geeaa
bell slreseheG across d lsrea5 i,strs JG klas.
hacEg MuuDbasu regtuu= q. Iuv Units6
9EaEss wutcu Wa rapeieu 'ttFr aC7rsa
AmerlgAn Dsser. a. sucG lu. greas-
~ ps~l rematueu uut. wIthil receng
wears b} means d. lrrtg toa. nuE
ever wlIhtu tue pas Awu o. three dee
a0ss tnal uesarl uas neen .remugeG am
and ll Iss pace are nov taoASanus of
farms, families ant homes ana some o.
Ene rauG now sells lur huuureus O. do.-
lars al acre
The reclamation acG Q ,IuBs l.. 1892
nas Already worked wonders an thai
sem -Aru region. Througa the werE
d gae reclama4uD service iauu- to titag
formerly barreE region nov prodnea
auuuaHv CROP valuel a. So, ,QoJ O0u.
Thrice. million acres c. Toe oIa-ttzsa
Amer Ieau Sahar& gov Yields aoua,
uenl rrops O grains. fruits. grssses.ea
AIT thousands Q honses nov aog wha
WA formerly meretv s1ge-9rash sna
atKal wastes Tae SUN c Sg1Q.0Q4 90
uss atre4I1 Gee expe1aea c. ratae~
invested ~ this Wora @ re&lHmalaoa
anu during the nsxt 5oa~ yesr~ al a..
ditluna S4s. acl Qa1 vii o. snsne
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29

b. @ta3tlun b. reoiatmtnE desert lant,s
a.stI ssseG iaFlss etat sengt t,se - alsa engaged
h conserving other natural .resuucees
bow going Uo sgastc as in lie Cast OF
tae greal dam now being hullt across
lac Mississippi. at keakuk la The
&c inr thls gEea internal improvement
Wa signed February s., 1905. Dul D. Was
uot unti Deartg five yeags taler, o. ou
February J. 1910. thai she wort awas
aegnD. since December, lalO, 1900
use1 Aaye been a. WORK upun this mIie
wlae aAHl, aad the work ttsef, second
gntg ss au engineering ieat 10 HE paD-
aB2a cana and the great uam 90 tae
Nite a Assaau wll1 0e completed in
1915 In ssGe lDe heokuK aam ls Ibe
&srges "a tBe United States aad Is sec
ond enty an lAe ayorlI 10 tuAt A. Assaan
twill ee D sso0 leeG IN length, 81 ieeg in
2re4tl AnG o lRe sane height The
Dower PAM 81 ba errecIeu gu II will
Inase tae upRer hsss4ssipp. valley one
C tlae worlds gcaAbasl manufacturing
ceEters ~ taa 8ssr luture, aad in add
tsag 2g uaazas G "a tooK. will overcome
vast has hereboisrs oeen lRa greatest
70stuucuaon 20 ice navigation OF the
1pper hlsslsslpD.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
B0eze Bnearthed

Great aAs.ssEsnt prevailed late last
Saturday aiseFRe0n when Viii Chsm-
oeslaln's 0liRd pig IN the bagn nex. 70
al. H.. s-sAmia : ligsry barn MAS aidsd
Pr Mayor slaklEe aDd CAiei pi Police
Gosaen. "A search wars4nt lad basn L.
sued and aiser 0bla.ning ACCESS 10 lac
premises . search MAS made for tAe
aidd@n booze. II Mas ioaBd nDdsr a
eaaaiagly asylssd trap door iu one Of
tAs horse stalls. gwhers a galEGnIzsd
sa'ak packed Tith Ice kept she .sssfl
eeol. -'The 9esr Eas taksn Out ,aad ep.t
asss'E liaAo liAe barrels 46ooa thEee bar
'tsAs 5si1e secured has Has hsulsd II
NE mayors aafo 20 Judge Dsane,s
e@ilsr NA@Ee 1t Hiil be kept lor .svl-
dela9e. l3sEsslord News.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
0Biruary---Perer Brant

Peter 3Ohu bran3 was na-n II Alae-
gannev county. AlarEtAuC NuvemEe
5sh. ls42. a winch niace ita reslael
uutil I856. during ana year tae rsmovsa.
10 lava
He enlisted IN lnt AIT Iuwa NatGa.
Raers auG served tnree ysars IL taae
Civil War Altar lhe wa he wa usar
rtad to Ellen hnwtay ana Ussa&Es. n-f
number q, wears nsa- ultys. Iowa
He afterwards iIveG Ii Saeluv GuuGrg
and Plymouth 0unuty .oUa nauvIGZ 9.
Rtcntau0 fan wears agC.
He ls sssurvivat ny h8s wiE>, tar@c saa3
aur one Iiaughper Ttssy ars Less L 6
Fairplsw, T,dwtu = c NIu@s&palas
Jesss IS. OF RlcnlauG AM Mrs Mtznss
Stmuns o lsuUstea
The SERVICES were ttel-s al tzss EgGG,
al Riehiand Ans ISanisss p&ste- O. ua3t
citv officiating Tae latsrassug oos5
mace in tAe Elk Rotnl es@er~y. Ia
AEasuntr Qrarr taxing cA4rgre' ta.
ssrvlce a. sine grave
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29

Mass Ann "TraisGad WAS harn in
saora&tel, Norwsy Dec. 10 ls28 and
wss aspg4Bea ana ounhrmed tu Heggrs
onurCA. fzer mat&eu name was Anaa
J t1opou
>ne Vas Gnlted tu marriage t0 S3e,
ser TreisseEa an 1885, tn the Heggre
Uauroa Norwxy b. this sptan WAS
orrn age children. two OF whteh sre
aea1 aua three svtng: ouansd igsU
. C,asou aud Uosamen @ Moody C.OantY,
&lss - -Is1oreun of Itelg S4p4as ard
MISS a.. aauuaos JDlou Gounty.
see HmtF&taa wtsa4Aer husbaua 80
ace On8tea STATES in Gney wear 1896 Rnd
ioc&lad aun IS homestead Au hrate Gowu-
stlp Onion uouzty s. ID, where bae
aFCa n01al hrr aaSsb wsina occurred 81
/ - g.EioCE noon. luE dune 2sca
-&4sC ah8shand alea iu Ahc year ls1s
aua shswss sieit Riuae 10 auppurt asnd
saFa Icv ne children Saa leaves
sahiad aea shgees children. two sissers
asAa a t'Tuaneran srua aOwRsh u, namely
MRS. Jnhaa tksnu ana Mass L.ars dohn
sna sSuHa anG 0br3aaupncr Lsaris aoI
tsauia al0wushsnana "a sister hiEstoae
aaUspnla NORWAY
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
hiartIE-Sr0ReI huntlaiS

a. A.. earty .Aoe- ass A1auaNy Inorr.
rHg ~ ycag Eaan ctGoGoteu aRa nlEsc
nave eeeu seen EurrEIaE C. bRe aepg
asesasiary e. aaeet IS Vra2G. o. elesar
InvsstEgatsons laa yO1RE mEH rUaeea
O. tsa tternert d AarHa ons @ oar .Gls
tlau04saea rara ma. carriers N
Martin wss sesa g. BOARD ths trSan tCr
sgoux,CIU Later sB tha asy wUrd ws g
recslra4 iran Jefferson tAsR az. .aiFsaaa
uassea ove~ Lasg yla alaga ann EasG ahrEs
wera turr eeap#s 81 bRs saEp. nne e
who-r uaav. recevuleea g. MIS- beraaa
3 srraes. aas luur sG1tg AmnuE tha mE.
frasga fsesases an Inc S1uGE Ua9v 5urr
pa tAe so2.awspg speeUPe~. EzeroeE
s Nrrtta q. FserGaa Ssr0hsa g. sAar- sna
srrs hsrtan rtacrRoa nmne Rtodee@
.ssv. .arsaaa~ wheRa &aRy hRsa esaa -Fr
csrvzur .onurrsa.alalnns trum snrt'
3 zzmrruas trshnas.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
WORK OF BOARD
NOW FINISHED
Z kqEalizafi0n Beard EEas Reduced
~ Taxes 10 One-Eifth Of the
Assessed talHe

The Board ef Equalization wh,ch has
been 10 session every evening Tor the
past week Al tAe City hall in Ghe intst-
.sst Of Esaacing taxes 10 = moge .ayan
standard came 70 a linish at Al p,n last
Monday evening
The board bottled sAase whose taxes
have been raised SO AZ 10 give thaga 4
sltia1ee 10 give reasons why their baxes
should Dot be Saised, and about eight
sfasslsassFs we're present Al MoLday's
Alss1iag, 4ad satisfactory ooDclusiDns
we're reached by all
TINS has oemplstsd q most diHicnlt
work which has been pending for the
past twelve Years and lhe Equalization
beard Is 70 be oompiimenled in TIE
quick manner ~ which they gol sa4s
hazaFaaoas work ssEaighLsned, out.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29

qna aanranE oaWu Ds Eha 'i~ sonon
mas, ,,,,npya q g - ARA sEr lp4Ees@arrE
rf lbs resatt ST. eeEA 'SSs aa
TIA snagast4 vSo asyvv glFnsrss srFnEe@
gy naaaaa aeeaahrF. Ra4 DC spaHfot''1
asss en-. uBv nsrg q. Ea aer nutiag1 FsnTs
tass ; 4Eseazsaneal alpt sso sInsrs%, anss'
s..,aKrs "a, "a r.as5alnu le -Gasea a Sa~
lraisaa Egr Elna see e. nee 3nhnieR
uaaz uewv S=a u EaRa-tJssl ae g eA@ F8sFraT
,7.sa rrdaes ans ssso & a1s ssAg 4Ie NFer
"a 1,ss zvsF~ 50 ah,as paibs. -GaNk vs.
- r~esevsea nR- Gas iaTsss1esnNe ~
nuS ahs- iaes$2y Raa - -
..,,s4sses An, ,enneaanpaas.alA aaNsslaet
tsesvraA bee lrsssegse@ lls ase soaaA'
a...--... Il euGas Il nRGa AABA0he*as
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29

Will be aeNt bo impossible for the s.sas =
gel 3 commitsal W uhe sal.ows,
tsfsrAor Glass as Jnr0Fs
The CLASS Of men wh2 serve az jnrors
~ . large ciey Is By 90 means the stau
assrd Of meo whom We see in lhe jury
boa oi olF counGy court roomg.
The smah Sum of two dolloFE per day
which ~ PAID for jury service Ia the
Slty As unattfactiYe from tie financial
F'e"poiot, and the map Of character
ano judgment, who is the dasiFal5ls
juror, II iiying iD tue city Is 10 . profess
3onal, clerlcat rr business occupation
where II Is iHpassiple for hiIn 10 Spend
nAS ilne serving ia court, especially "a
tlAe price paie. Therefore she nau who
esn afford W work Cor that pay Ia tie
undesirable citizen witleul steady em.
p.oynent aud who is only hooking for a
Chance W earn q dollar without Rork.
II ls from thls OlaSs vi nep that the
orloe-saker comes, aud the sharp lawyaF
lan easily detect the juror who Is sill.
tag 10 decide anyNag. whatsoever, &C.
oordlrsg ~ the price paid. Few OF che
b man sIaysEB nos 10 Chioago,s Cuuu.
" jail wili suffer 40 more than . geg
years - tAe peRiaaas.aFy and maay slll
be acquitted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
ANDREW CARNEGIE WILL LEAVE IT TO THE PUBLIC TO JUDGE AS
WHO TELLS THE TRUTH
TAFT WEDDING WAS GRAND AFFAIR
The Most Magnificent Social Gathering Washington for Some
Time. Many Beautiful and Costly
Presents

Andrew Carnegie's feelings are very
much Injured By the result Of the hear
iues i'm which the steel trust has been
investigated He is particularly sore AT
Mr.. Gates. and here is what the Sage Of
Shibo has had 10 say upon the subject TO
newspaper reporter. Il don't want to
nut dirty words in nay mouth, said Mr..
Carnegie. This man Gates is broken
down speoulaGor. i have nothing to do
with him | viii say this, Mr.. Stanley,
The chairman Of the investigating com
mittee wanted nv testimony first
told him thai / was sailing the nexl day
with my family and asked 30 be allowed
10 wair until autumn. This Was agreed
When I return I viii take the stand,
though I don't knoS why they want
me Merely for sensation, presume;
bul when have finished the public may
tbsp Judge for themselves whether I or
thls man Gates has told The truth
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29

Taah2r muddy Is 1pinE up 80 a4s
sanusknan frr freshness aals year, a4s
.assssa FrEagltea lasa eetpg plagad on
saaa .paRtsse 1T sioux kls4v N hnn aha river
assss e's.e 4 segRalaraganueeip npnaume
!. .isfeasssee farA ltvilli take shoasanas
3 gs ugAla@rs la xasa 1eo pnrE, but at Il
maeasah nee pRpsnaaura pudAl .Trl.
n1.@
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29

Washington, ID. c., JRae 20 .Au-
neaaGeasnt Nas Aasde at he ialsF1or
dsparansai loaay khst regislratlOn
lefAses ~ South DAkolA wlli epsn 90
0et0Ber Fl alNAleh psrsaas laseresaed
An, aeQpiFlag Aemssssaas IN the R0ss-
bad kAnas may sfile lhair aanass IL
saaElcAQalAen of lae dEAHiaes, EhAgh
HilE take place % leaehar akh.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
Freclmred Ter knee

kars. Mary Haages Aad he Gaasi0r-
sane iAst heuaay nennAag 20 Aali a0Rn
me eellsr staira ~ her hsEae nsar lhe
aepoa and seEerly irsesaned her knae
cap. she wiil basesRAned 70 hsr hene
lor ssssral waaka ~ the nsaslt ei hha
saeuaoant
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
Farm For Rent

AS Farm O l6N N.arnes. gEe zatss FUesE
sanf q hal nllts Soaith O. spaaA ~ apF
Fant aa,l halAitags saze grove az
plenty ol wAtas Sal Aaa sea zee -
Elk PUNT, 5. ly-v1oEE A-Asa,A-AAAs@
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29
THE CITY HAS rHRrYFOUR MEN ARRESTED ON the CHARGE OF
MURDER
THE CITY ORDINANCES HELPS CROOKS
There Have Been "a Murders Chicago In the Last Ga Days ana
MOSry with Guns Police Are Greatly
Handicapped

I've bunafed aud tweatg four maE.
aefs ia Less thau Two FeaEs is S0rejy AS
tonishing Without doubl 10 other
Amerlcau city has sach Q criminal re.
core. The most Of these desperate
deeds have beeu committed with no
other weapons than tFe-RFms Ii has be
CONE d notorious thing that psslols and
guns Gao 0e bought 10 Chicago without
ahy regard as ~ ghe &ge of the par
chaser, 1hls Of so0Fss ls against the
la" 6ut acre aga4n Uhe will Of the state
IL violated.
Saty 0rdIAaESs lie L.sS
There is city ordinance which Ntll
allow . person ~ qaFFy firearms, and
aiso forbtds tlse police from thoroGgh
search. This, and uAe tact that the
authorities dosnol prosecute tue oases
where guns are solo W miHoss, Causes
without q doubt great deal Of trouble
aud also richards The work OF the police
0ud detectives when searching for these
mau siayers.
A. ss EGro 60 CoavGca
Ii Is paFEieulariy hard W Oo0vlot Of
murder which will result 10 death seq
senOe. be0ause Of This the crooks feel
sure. If they are caught aud
convicted ut che muraer o0mmiksed, it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-29

The most magnificent soClal affair
held in Washington for many a day was
III. silver wedding reception OF Presi-
dent aud Mrs Taft. al which five theus
ana quests gathered on the White
House avn The grounds of The EEecu-
i've Mansion were ablaZed with thous-
andS of lights and handsomely Eowned
wBmeu. and splendid uniforms of the
military added To the beauty OF the Oc-
casiou~ President and Mrs Taft came
into he scene Is The Marine Band
played i Neaaa0r narrk The presen8&
lhal were given we're among the moSt
costly and beautiful ever presented 60 .
President of the United States On the
evening following the great event the
White house and grounds We're thrown
open 10 the public by request Of Mrs
Taft.
The descendants OF nine presidents
were invited to attend the dig sllver
wedding celebration er President and
Mrs. Taft.