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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
1dsItses Giaaaaf @ossbiat, gamaas i6 Gsptebss 1911

Gurfen.-26-30e per Duteno.
7omatseS. - eiHbeImif9e So 65t
per Bn.
Rotlsaa6sM -2o--soe per 0useno
Danbef.
@rane obne r,.--Wartt Hau. Gin
6eimti6 ei.Oo--I rs per 2 Su. Sad.
3u6erform 3 10 cper Duseno
aanb.Brsbg.t,.
DoInsn. - Raslt ftstis. grlma Rar,
sspfat e3.i5, ssRsbte uno bsi Sanb se.
pNn6te Haup $3.50 per gu.
0su.- geartt rHbls. Reues 30. 1t
motbp &2l.50. Ro. 2 DO. 5000, go.
8 DO. $500 - 1880 alee, eemiihter
no. 1 5000, Ro. 2 DO. $3.50 9lee so.
$20.0o-2l. 90, Ro. DO. $500 - 1880
per Ton.
Ratlsnfuttsr III fsf.-aleie SEA. so
-24.0, WibbEina erobs $27 OPS. 90, bo.
feinss 42s .0o--29.0o, ssmifHtes 5uii.r
"a. .5o--25 90 per Tonne tn gu!. uno 81 90
mebr auf tem Geletie.
Ber f9teeeu.s.
psfs. - Rarls IN ft.sta. s.trsI
robes Csc, aefsAtes 96: per Saaons In
gartten BON II Dbl. 4rtra Binter Ten
LdKDDt DpS pek VuuDHt. &oEL0n cee0
Def rosss 45e. raffintrt.s AZ - 43e per
Oalons. Terp.ntin 60c, Petroleum, Der.
feetisu 1Oe. Dbio. ReRtns7 uno snSiana
sIs per 0anons. sroua Saiotin lSe,
qaptta I3e per 0aaens.
eaf,. - Der Narts IN rusla. pHo
Rsusr oo--95e. MiAisaa uHo G.ron s4e
per DBL. pon 2S0 Wfuno.
TsIs IN ftstts. - s3rtma gttp eT-7c,
b. Gsantrp 6A-6Xs per 3funs.
R,kfen.-1 1.arft ruhis. lousktoehsn,
85.25, Rus uHs SIa6 500. aaHapta
etn6fobIen 13.75. Nus uns stad 81 90
1.00psr Tonne abselie'srt. RauHlofeSta6
fotIsn Sa.01, 4utkrseit. s725 per Tonne
sbssliefsrt. Goss fsftst 800 pee 1onns
abSslis'srt.
Sdmeretsa. - Wsrn 'eF. RIee'das
men $40 .00-l1 90 aaf bsn1eIeifs uHstlI 90
-l2.00 per gu. pom Store. Itmotss 81. %
--S.25 aaf benz Oslei's uus t6.75-7 90
per Naftsl som Sters. Bu4msilen 9Oc
auf BEN BeleiGe mno sll0 pom stors.
6la6siaamsn $1.75 per 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
9lnksHabriHten.
stntfnnati. Is. s.ttemb,r.

slH ~ mn dkt 10. StptemDer.
Sm GtaciuHatier Iiitrttt miro Der ;Slub
uabrsnp ben uatiten "a StuHeen fallen.
Bel hieiIger Staot bate oerielbe aeitern
absue etuen 8d'ieritaHo pom 1874 TUB.
Die fO!,s1S,I Dtp:T4ts In, uksrens
sssIst:ixss TaIss hisE siHsstroHsa:
Sitts5ars O. Oar i5Ius ss! sinen
Bafsrtaue SSn s.9 Sub uns faAt.
HsssIius. u. Ba Der sIus lat sb
men BaHsrtGHe pen rs Gus uHs fdut.
Barss rs5urs. u. ga, Der Slus sat
siusn BaHeEitaHO pOa s.5 sut une fd4t.
aauapsa sans Der 3Ius Sat si.
usR BaNeraaHs pen 1t 5us uno itetst
9sarl,Ter. " ss Der SIus bat
sinsu 3aHsrfaas psH IL sub uao iteist
St. 8l,afant, u Sa Der Slus sat
einsn MaNerAans pon 1917 5ab unb idat.
satls tts5ara. Rp. Der SIas hat
etHen MaHsrftare pen 1873 5us uns fdat.
gsrts .. Der SIus bat al
sen BaHsrHans BON 10 5us uns fdut.
esuissitls, ss Der Slut Sat staen
Baferhane pen S.5 Sus uno fteist.
epaHspilEs JHo. Der 5Iub bat
eiuen BaHsraano BON 100 5ub uub fteist
eairs. Sas Der ytus bat esmsH 8ai.
ierAanh pon al Jus uHe fdut
Remps Tenn. Der Slus bat einsa
NaHeritaao pen 100 Jus uno fteist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
yGdt a6lih."
Gin Bib aus Der gibeinbnuptitast.
Sin, 3. September.

aoin, 8. September.
Reitid mahie i'd bier Die Sefannt.
idalt elnes Shusmanns. er Itomm'
te ails Sd)lelien. an allies, 10 ihiitte.
tc er mir fein Ser3 aus, bate er lid,
III aoln idon geipobut. lognr an ooS
tbenre Seben SesbaIb beiBt es
loohl AUDI eas ,blllige" uno nidt oas
,blliige" aoin mir an ems tonnte
er iid) nid)t geipobneu. uno 5lpar ge-
raoe an Die SaiIptiaf)e. ndnliib ar
eas Bier, oas IN aolu aebraut fuiiroe,
mas lie bier veht aolih" hieBen.
@ir itnuoen mitten aui oem eroBen
Reumdrft. nIennno belaiIdte uns,
mo bas mar gut. gtan bari iidl pobl
in aoln iiber ben Dom moiisren, cts
ipd lpeil 6as 8othlid)e beitt3utage
bod niht mebr redlt MODERN lit, man
bari Die Spree biibid)er iinoen als Den
Mbein, ober ih mofte feinem 3nge'
reiiten rotben, in @ege,lrport BON rrf'
fieen 4olnern ettpas gegen oas aol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

4meritanismus in oer
0iiieni d ait. Die SerIiner
aIiniIhe DohsnIhrift OeroffentIiht
foIgsnos 3uIdrift: rSn osm an3et'
geutbeil einer angeIebenen meoi3tnts
fheu 3eititrift, Die bier ntcht genannt
fperoen ipa, fano iih nahftehenos
an3sige: Sine neue @rrungenlhoft
auf piFenihaftIidem, ipe5eu meoi'
siniidem Gebiste 1T ous neue Spies
gslateIisr (Qatent STer). Die uIog'
lihetstt, Gperattonen an Vdtieuten
unbemertt pbotographift ooer tines
mntograpbiib ouf3unebmsu 1T BON 10
emineutsr Wi6tigteit fiir Die mebi8i'
ni'he DiFeui6oft, oaB ieoe alintt.
ieber 4rSt bieier Reuerung feline
polite aufmertiumteit 8olIt. Slu'
Itrierte Bretsliiie" uip. Die In3eige
lit bsgIeitet pon elmer 4bbileung, bic
etn SperationsStmmer bartlett, ouf
beHen siid etne unbetleioete petblthe
psrfoE liegt. On Der Wano 1T etn
Spieeel angsbraht, III eem man oos
Sptegelbilo Der potienttn erbIift. gs
1T uiht uniers Sade, 5u uuteriuhen.
Oh ss jurtitiit 5utdFis 1T. per'cnsn.
bic ppperirt tperoeu, obne ibr Aifsn
gu phptogrophIren. DAB aber Elm ban.
rider ar8t bestDseen 81 elmer ldness
rem 5reibeitsitrafe perurtbeiIt purbs,
fon nitt unerpabnt blsibsn. Seoens
faQs aber TT bonn Stanopuntte Der
drstlitsn Gthit aus eins fplhe Srb-=
tretipn abfplut unsulGfie; ieibft
Danr. tpenn es ausge'bloHsn mare.
bdb bic 8iIbsr in bic Sdnbe pom uns
bsfusien fnasn. unb bab bon pxisu
llnfus oauit getrtsben tpirp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

tnopie g. Cbmobl bic 53ufubr
sIemLid grob mar 10 bielteu iih bod bic
Breiie iir Die beHereu CuaIitdten, wdhrenb
bic dnoeren um 10-l5c -Rtlhtiibe
Dnel In gutter 5ta6irase uno itetis.
Stusre Stiere s5.75-T00, srtra 800
.-7.l0, fanep -, Daisn sI.75 - 500,
srtra $500, 5Eeiidsrfisrs 1886 - 6.15,
ertra S6,25 - $40, Seifsrs s275-5.50,
EXTRA &5. .75-6.00, Rlhe St5O-4.65. ertra
4.75-5.o0. Ganners $l5O-2.75, sto6ers
uno iseebers $8.75--525
BalIe u.-Set nur mdbiaer 9ufubr
mar Der Nortt teute itetig. Gte Rahfrase
war cine quite
Rassre anO lsi4ts sa.50-3.65, soIoena
S8.64-4I0, ertra s4.15-4.25, fette suasr
"a .00-4.s5.
adIber. Ter Rartt mar anfanas
itstia. i4Iob aber iawaa.
GrbinRre une aross 3.00-7. so, fair bis
sute Lsitts S6.75-825, e. ira $3.50.
7dIbsr tn ben aommtfon, Sdufern. -
Tanep 51te. prima Bis aussrleins 6L<-
INK, orosntrs 4-5c.
2 d 10 E n s.-Tie 3ufubr pom Shwei.
men mar nibt sroB. aber aeui9eno fir bic
Rdh'rade. DIE 8reiie fielen um 5-l0c
uuo Der Rarit itIob militia.
S1Dsre StpeiHe brahten $7.l5-7 80,
auts bic aaserIe'sne Berya6uruss uHo
Slsti4erfortsr S7.30--74O, aemii&ts Rers
pa6uuss'orteH s720-7.35. oretntre bis
aussrIeiens itpsrs 'etts sfue t4. .00-6. .35.
ertrd s6.40-5.50, stass 81. .O0--5 so. leitte
Beridnstiortsu s635-7 80, T.rteL BON Il0
gfub unb reutaer s. .0O-525.
ctats ure 2tmmsr. r.-Tds anaeboi
mar nur masls uuo bic 9reiis itstig bis
itari.
Stafe.- Grtra s3 l5S.25. quite bic aus
erle'eH, s2.75--3.l5, orstnars bts quite 81 90
-2b0, Sto6'S Shafe s3.o0-375. ertra g .55
100. 5dbrIinse $3.50 450.
s6mmsr. Gstra s625. sate BIS
aussrIsisrs s5.25-6.l5, oroiRdrs bic quite
S3.50-5.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

39.87; fur Gesember s9.12L--9.20, am
S1lub 1920; fir sanuar $9.17H--9.25.
am Sdtub 90 22K.
short Rtppenfettsu.- -2ofe 48.37L
-S.87K per 100 Bfunb. Sur Dftober
SS.62lz--8.82I, am ehluS $S. 10; fir Sas
nuar ss.22H-S.32L, am 56IuB $8.17K
S1ultera. - Sport flar. SeiteH, usr'
paft. $9.S7K-9.00.
Dutter.--Rarit ftetts. Greamers 21-
26c. Dairy l8-24e.
Gier. - Warss fen. Srii4s 18-
2oXc per Dustns.
Rdie. - Narsi ftetis. Cream l24-
1876 per 3funb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

DIapn pieper 2)5liege - peb
d beut gs6t 81 oausrt 8 ouHn Ieben
gum 8ersnugen y III gut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Gr sesris I

gu6sr.- grsiis ffH HsfHsirssr Gxi
Seaf s.l0e. powetrsb TAO. eutss 1855,
aranuIafsb T.3Oe, GsnFsctisnsrs 81" 7.I6e.
on ~" 6.S5--7.i5e. vslSsr sstss ,,G"
Z. 6.sx-s.90e, sEtra &C" 6.70-o.s0s. ersiRis
ser ssIter s.60--seM
RsIaifss tn ftetis. Nes CrIAaas
Cpsn Aettls 3 l-44e, Centrifugal B--2 &.
per oa1sne eorabum S3-37e Per Osgsne
Rsis.-Rarft stsmIi4 Ies5sit uns As
tis. aouifiana, banep 0sss s--st<e, psi
4H--6bSe, oretnarer 3 --as. Sspss sx -
AK per efnns.
Gairp grosufte
1nttsr.- Rartt etpas wiQissr firGrsa
meru. 6srep Greamerp 2s,fe, GreGMsrv
fras 24e. ts. seconds zoe. fsnsS Dsiss lse,
10. iTIe rer Dfunb.
&dfs.-Mrst Rstis. pss Vet 1879,
HoreDsfterIt4sr lac, NsY Dsss AHe,
eNweiser IL - ise. aimsusses Az
l6f, Dsi61,I<e per Sfsas
eieT. --anaebot mdbia, 9atfrase aui.
Vrima frifte taknereier 22e, firits 2oxe,
orbinarp firfts l7e. .isepHSs lac per Iussno
gsrIait eb.
0sfIaasL -- Rehfrasf sem!i6 sui.
anasbot asniiaens. Earft ftetia. sprina
Sti6enS Don pfune uHo barhbsr i2i<e.
sIetne Sprtnssrs uRier Trb. lsi<r. caARsv
ioH - i2e, @dtnsT&e. 1ruitatnes IL
lss. Gx1S Sc. iunes eRtsa pon Dfe. uni
sarabsr lzkr. nnter Dfpue lie, alfe i0s,
Odsis Csc yss Sfsnb.
rtNane 0smaje
Sunee aspfeI.-Janep e3.25-7.50,
eaie 81 75--2.oo, senSsaIite sl.25-l.5C
per Dbl.
Htruen. - 8artletts $3.50 4or
per Bbi gi6tes e1s6o per gu.
Gifrsnss. Marft R.si,. GaIsfsssls
tl.O0-s.0lpss 4ths.
CssaHsR. - Rarstsatil vsh Nstta. -
saie Sateneia 100 ~ AS per aifte,
Dfirfi4s. ~ 5ancp norhli&e EAic
tz.26-e1.5o, quite $l.1t--2oO. eenotnii6.
81 .D--l.76 per gu.
Weintraube - Gcncorbs l2k -
iss. Nsasara l3x-l3c per Bfb. Qosb
TeIapare li--i2e per Conn sacrb.
gflanmeu. - TemfoRS q 00-2.2c
per Uu.
DaffermsIenss.-es.00 -ls.oC
per 100 enid.
udesmsfossn. - G4ie 2edpfssAl
4l.3S-l-60 per Crate
AastsffsGn. - GtRteimii6s elOO--
4.26. aentadp 2H On. 6f6 o8.So-S. 70,
oaftern Sbore $S.60--S.t tes 0bL uni
81. .20-i 20 per ON. emf ben Osleiie.
Assst. - 009 tstie. el4.00-l8.O(
per Ton suf BEN geletfe. etutetmiI6e
| ol.21-i.S 30 per Nst.
lilo. pstts tl.2s-l1k per 6ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
XSuiis 0elSnsarfte.
1rstIsa 16 eeps. 1871.

Die Bdmsen waren beute NIT Eoutinsar.
seiten ,pieoer siemIid tart beitdftiot, bed
mar bic Rchfreae nan TarIehen feline
arobs. EreSpem finb aber pis 3susrsten
etrpas In ole babe seihSsen m0rbsn, OBJ
uobl Die Hdussa esHiigenbe Sonbs an nauc
haesn. ycn ben Banisn nusnxn car.
Iebsn ,,oH sans tu ~ Il aus sefieben unh
0ti4oftspcpieEs ~ h>xx - 5% bisfons
iirt. Sm sYIsnsn Worfte wurbfn Tdrls6sr
.on eau sn s-4IS aHb auf 8sit ~ ~
--sS piaclrt.
Eedhfi swf Nss Cssl
pnroen ~ gari ,miihen Baalsn persauFt.
Die 9oRHterrass tetrdst 60c Psamis pes
$1,000,
6safd ssf eassSa.
UareH netis. eeuie itnb Die folaensen
luotirunsen su bsrt1ten:
Sonpon. 8 Tass Gi9t, A.s6Z pes
q, 50 1ase Stnf, t4.sfk ger e !:
YartS 1aae Sidt, 512L-5l5 frames pertI01
% Tass siAf, 5i7l<--52o Jranes per 500;
far Dsutf3gano 1ase Si4t, 4 Rarf o5L II
30. 90 Ioss SiAt, 9l1<e.
Documentary Bus auf aenbon wurben
~ Ny62s<, auf 0iasaow ,u sl.s2k uui
snf Usifafs gu sl.62k psrsauft.
ruxsss-rtaissussss
sabts ana ftsti1. Die Bansea austsren ris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

~. Doaee anb 1Stteu ~ ReD DeSL
WslS on edus mar fptiIsg ~ 2L-2H u.
grlms Wsi4aftspapsers wurssa ~ 41I%
bisfonttrf.
Sttrftna Gr6dnas IN fen. -
Si3t ~ 4.s6k - .seh uHb 90 1ass ~
4.S2N- N--4.62I.
Dunbss.Obftaationen rarsn fts'
Hs unb wnrbtn rpts folst anotsrt:
Ser. staaten Refunbtns ~ 1907
aeb., ~ reatftrirts tl825D 113I-ll4I.
Gespsns 1i3H-Ii4If, 81 reaiitrtrte l0lL
--io2L, Coupons i0l Y seb., pauama eou'
pcns 2% I00k--l00s<.
astieumarii. - anfanss fielen ote
prsiie etuas, balo jeboh wuroe 'tdries
aefauit anb Der Narft srboIts lid Dieosr.
Tie greiie fiaHrsn am Shgub in BEN meis
ftsn SdIen iiber benen pon seFerr.
Rahftebenee auris purosn Don oes Ssr.
ma 3ruin. Baafnan 4 Co., ITO. 22s-sD
Hafnut etrdSe, bers4tet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
metau 0testt.
Res 9egH. rs, GeptemI

0tsx ieh sbsr snlis q 80 0.5o--Al.6o unb
~: ::.s ~ !. 81; ..S az: z:
- 1XuI.St: essisss :es Nan a = - -
~sJoA. Gtlsn wsr rs1is. -. / 6ssnsrs
8S.9S-lSIo' Re. / OsrfIess - - :
,esst1 I'm IN r els.oo-lt.soA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Gkteaaa, ID. eeptember.

ytnesth. eeepes 81 30 - $40,
fsras Sittrs - 40-S.35, meHgids etiers
N.oO-7.00. sto1sss uns 5.esert 800
$50, eass uHs Sei',rt 81 $3.50, Rdlbe,
S8.25-9.25. Rarst ftetts.
eAwstHs. asiAt, 81. .s5 - 7.40. az.
ni'4te $3.50 - 7.40. i4rsre 81. .65-T. so,
raass So .65 - s.S5. suts bic aus.rI.isxs
iArsrs 1886 - 7B0, Serial t4.60-7.o5.
Wartt ihpd6.
e4afs nRo sAmHer.-S ots.
tstntiAs 81 2S-4. 10. psali4s s.. SO. 10,
SabrGiHs. %. 10. so.
2Ammsr - 1tHssimiIA, s4o0-5. 80,
rusAIidt 3425-5.00 RGrtt f,etia.
5a'utr.- Siuepies 1890. sApsine
200, e4afs une 2Ammtr I2,0J1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Siebmdrfte.

6incinnatt, 10. September.
i2ufubr uub gserianbt pdbreno ben per
Hoffenen "a StunoeH, perelt5en NIT ben
porbersebenoen Tasen, iparen wie foIst :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

uIssfiaA essis usssSts.
Der rniat tm beFaeH Qleartnat aus Be,
Hs' ft4 beuie auf "a, $40 900.
sssss-sssssssxssa.
Die GeI6dfie uareH aum keute rpisbe,
iehr satis "a Der Borie uno bic greiie isns
I'M aaasmeiHen iteiia. lie foIssntsn Der
iaufe iino tu tsrimten
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17
Manufactures in
South Dakota.

South Dakota makes noclaim
tobeinga manufacturing state but
a bulletin just issued by the CEN
sus bureau at Washington, on
Manufactures in South Dakota
shows that this field of endea-
vor has not been entirely neg
lected in this agricultural state
According to these figures, and
which have assembled the condi-
tlons which prevailed in 1909
there arc now l,0l9 manufacture
ing plants in South Dakota as
compared with6S6 in 1904, an in
crease of 49 per cent i'm the fiv
Years. These plants have cap
ital of $12,971,0O0, which is am
crease of II per cent over 1904.
They pay out in wages and SAL
aries $2,901, 900 to 679 officials
and clerksand to 1856 wage ear
ming hands. The value of these
manufactured products during
1909 is put at $17, $3.50 as COM
pared with $13,o85, 900 five years
ago, an increase Of SO per cent.
The showing is not large one
but it indicates that a good start
has been made along the line of
manufacturing and gives some su
gestion as to the growth likely to
be attained by this industry by
the end of the present decade
Aberdeen Nws.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17
The Home Contest.

Last Friday night the first an
nual declamatory contest of the
Sisseton high school took place
at the opera house. There was
large and appreciative audi
ence present. The contestants
were Vinette Babcock, James OH
yer, Agnes Satern, Anna Palmer,
Martha Morris, Elizabeth Schmid
Clayton Schmidt and and Ruby
Peterson.
The selections were varied of
oratorical, narrative and dra-
matte character which made up
a very pleasing program. Each
contestant did well and was well
worthy of special mention. Ruby
Peterson and Clayton Schmidt
were awarded the medals. Prof.
Skorupinski and wife, of Wilmo
and Attorney George Puder, of
Milbank acting as judges This
local contest was held for the pu
pose Of Of selecting a representa-
tive to the district contest and
proved to be a stimulating and
highly interesting event.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17
BANK GUARANTY is BEATEN
Measure Drawn Under the Kansas
Plan Suffers Defeat
ia the House.

Bank guaranty under the Kansas
plan was killed in the house after a
lengthy discussion in which one of
the old time Kansans who is mem
ber said that its being copied from a
Kansas act did not appeal to him, as
that state always went to extremes in
one direction or the other, and Its
acts might OF might not be good.
The railway employees have won a
victory in their fight for electric head
lights on all engines in this state.
The contest has been on before the
committee for several days and they
reported the bill favorably in the
house, regardless of the fact that 1t
was rejected by the people in the
vote no. campaign of last year. 1t
goes in this time as an emergency bill.
The daylight bill received the sigma
ture of Governor Vessey and is now a
law and every saloon in the state
! which remains open after 8 o'clock is
in violation of this act.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17
Patriotic Programs

On next Saturday evening Feb.
25, there will be a Washington
Birthday entertainment given by
the pupils Of the public schools,
at the opera house. The enter
tainment will no doubt be wor-
thy of a good audience, they are
certainly very beneficial to the
pupils taking part in them, and
require much extra work on the
part of the superintendent and
his corps Of teachers and the
parents can show their appre-
citation Of this by a good atten-
dance. Tickets will be Oh sale
at the Red Gross Drug Store, if
you want to attend getyour seat
reserved in advance. Price 25
cents.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17
School Exhibition.

The second school exhibit of
the year was opened last Friday
and visitors were admitted ON
Saturday and Monday afternoons
also. Those who attended the
exhibition in November and ad-
mired the work shown then, were
out in force and were even more
enthusiastic over the present dis
play.
AS to the ornamental part, a
great variety of work was shown
in pen and pencil drawing, sloyd
construction work, pastel an d
water colors, skill and taste be-
ing in evidence in all the work
from the primary up. From the
furnished doll houses of the
primaries to the battle maps, and
paintings of the advanced pupils,
painstaking effort and real abili-
ty were demonstrated.
Perhaps more valuable were
the arrays Of papers containing
neatly written work in language,
arithmetic, spelling and also sub
jects which showed the useful
practical work being done along
these essential lines. Examina-
tion papers were also exhibited
to see for themselves the strength
so that parents were permitted
or weakness of their children's
work.
1t is worth the time spent
by any patron of theschool who
attended the exhibit.
The exhibit in amateur photo
graphy was good one, though
there were few contestants.
Those exhibiting work wert
Wyllys Morris, Dana Babcock, d
vid Peever and Selmer Rask.
The prize a handsome leather
bound album by the Palace Drug
Company was awarded to Wyl
lys Morris
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17

But twenty-five days of the sess.v.c
remain. Not very much has yet been
consummated and there is not likely
to be much worked out The senate
indicated the temper of that body per-
tanning to new positions by killing, by
vote of 80 to 8, the bill to create a
board of public accounts. although the
bill provided that the board should be
compensated wholly from fees to be
paid by accountants for examination.
1t is likely that two existing offices
will be abolished, but that no new
ones, carrying any compensation what.
ever. will be crea::z
Inc appropriations committees are
grinding steadily and it is manifest
that no reduction in the totals of the
last session can be worked out, how
ever economically they may be in
clined to be. Most departments are
growing and the expense of admins
tration is increasing accordingly and
will be reflected in the totals of the
appropriations The demands of the
educational Institutions must be met
and will necessarily take larger per
centage of the total than formerly
Governor Nessey stands uuequivocally
for giving these institutions all theil
true development requires. That the
people stand back of him upon this
proposition there can be no question
for he announced it from every plat
form upon which he spoke in the long
campaign and the vote of approva
given him in November can be giver
no other Interpretation than that the
people are for the maintenance of al
OF the educational institutions at the
maximum of their usefulness.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17

During the week Hon. A. E. Hitch.
cock of Mitchell, regent of education,
has, in furtherance of his propaganda
to define and restrict the scope of the
four normal schools, published an ex-
tended article in which he sets forth
the cost of the several schools and an
analysis Of the attendance. in which
he shows that each school is giving
instruction to many residents Of the
institution towns who might secure
equivalent instruction in high schools,
and that the model schools likewise
relieve the institution towns from
making provision for the schooling of
large body of grade children at the
expense of the state. He does not give
comparative figures, but in fact the
cost of the normals per graduate and
per enrolled student is less than is the
cost of the university and state col
lege. The chief point involved per-
tains to the general policy of provid-
ing institutions of higher learning at
convenient points about the state, or
concentrating all of this in one or two
institutions. The matter of adjusting
the education of the model school stu
dents between the institution towns
and the state institutions is rather
important and it is likely some action
will be taken to place this burden
upon the towns where it equitably be-
longs.
!. i. !.
Mr.. Lockhart has a bill which, if
enacted, will give the state almost in
fallible statistics of grain production
He proposes to license all thresher-
men. requiring them to pay 81 for the
permit. They are required at the close
of the season to report to the county
auditor the total number OF bushels
of each sort of grain threshed and
upon filing this report are given an
order upon the treasurer for the re-
turn of the license fee There are
misdemeanor penalties for disobeying
the requirements of the bill. This act,
in operation, will supply, inexpensive
ly, accurate crop returns, perhaps
more reliably than by any other
method.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17
Why Not p

The Big Stone Headlight be
lieves the state should adopt
Judge James I'll. McCoy's sug-
gestion for the establishment Of
a school where wayward boys
may be taught trades rather than
being sent to the penitentiary to
become graduates in crime, and
suggests the utilization OF a tract
of land owned by the state, for
that purpose, in the following:
1t might not be out Of place to
call the attentionof the South Da-
kota legislature to the fact that
the state owns a township of lane
with perhaps ten or twelve mas
sive buildings omit, handsomely
finished one building of which is
said to have cost $4,000, which
is not used in any way except as
a grazing ground for cattle, and
has not even a caretaSer to keep
the stock out Of the buildings.
This is old Fort Sisseton in Mar
shall county, and if conditions
there are as they have been re-
presentd, it would be good i.
dea TO locate the penal trade
Eschool up there, proposed by
Judge Mccoy, for the first often
ders, or to make some other ,lae
of this valuable plant. It Is OF
the railroad, but the state mieh
better build a spur out to it than
to let it go to ruin.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17

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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1911-02-17
LENNON LAND OFFICE LEADS
South Dakota Town Does Banner
Business of Year.

Government reports show that the
land office at Lennon did the largest
business of any government land
Office in the United States in 1910.
There are 103 government land Offices
in the country.
All the Offices showed tremendous
gains, the Lennon Office ranking first
in receipts, with $40 entries, cover
ing S77.21S02 acres, with receipts of
1882, 2,959.73; Great Falls first in en-
tries and acreage, with 9,677 and
2,O64, ,5O2.O6 respectively, but with re-
ceipts of but s239, 1857. while Rapid
City was third, with entries of 6,423,
acreage of 691, ,561.7S and receipts of
S242S14z7