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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
ECZEMA REMEDY ALSO
WASHES PIMPLES
AWAY

.r,eg ry asnsoE mat we have ever sold FOR
y, tb psoriasis and all other diseases
or tne SKIN has given mora t,oro,,ni . ase
fslaGTion fer s,Sns Than the d. D. D. Prescription
once. 'ai' os secured at
ori't ur pn.rons find that D. D. u NOT
t! p.,.! sNes instant relief 10 tho itch,ng
esse ear.'ns SKIN quickly driving oU, all is dis.
IjebtfIT, w. yns: put II is also the most de-
nen''uI wash for the complexInn tIeI.
nEsr nI.ns, used ABSOLUTELY harmless and
.l,in 81 40 ~ use ID. d, y, cleanscs the
,aasheS and plfnpIes, over night. and iesvs
child " DIS 'hat OF
Is II noth,no rs now .s. ss.enerally known that there
- Lutn,hs Thas can equal d n, d as
a a household remedy for MI skin troms as
0'yS' Vs. no sI mater what they arc.
We ourselves. are SO fully convInc.5
q, the merits OF this wonderful remed,
thst we VIII cnaree YOU nothing II lie
IliSt full size bottle Of d. y. y, does not
MAKE good every claim. NO "''
Better drop In and talk II over with
five stores Drugs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
NO DOUBT REGARDING
LAPSE OF MEMORY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. POI. w. HIN,
or Robert :. Whalrn, as the police be =
licyc his na'nr 10 be. suffered i'm Detroit
4 lapse Of memory similar 10 that which
caused his arrest and detention al th, city
hospital in this city, according to evil
dcnce obtained latc today Among the
eii"ctS OF The young man Was letter
signed by Or. g. Y. Iiarcourt, S1 East
Elizabeth street. Detroit which CON
ycyed the information that The writer
had made The acquaintance Of lIil or
W.halcu
The letter stated that there seemed NJ,
doubt that the victims name was Whaleu
At that time Whalen had StSn. Tho letter
said that from all the writer could learn,
WhalenS home was In san Francisco
and readers were requested In dd all in
their power 10 aid Whalcn in "Indins
himself" p.
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on earth, and the only way
to do that is to advertise.
(To be continued)
A Household Medicine

That stops coughs quickly and cures
colds is Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. Mrs. Anna Pelzer, 1896 JEFF
ferson street, South Omaha. Mob, says:
81 can recommend Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound as sure cure for
coughs and colds. It cured my daugh-
ter Of a bad cold and my reiehbor, Mrs.
Benson. cured herself and her whole
family with Foley's Honey and Tar
Everyone in our neighbor-
hood speaks highly of it," Schramm-
Johnson DRUGS. five stores.
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ADVERTISING TALKS
CONTINUED from Page One1
Tor a year ahead was pro-
NIdcd for. He said:

-, when my company faced the fact
Inat we were far oversold. and T still
ucslten 10 keep up au aggressive ad.
ycrt,sinG campaign, | was asked why
IN the world ] considered il NECESSARY
10 advertise. ] told my company that
VIC were not in business for today only
we were IN business to stay, and
onaI tomorrow and the day after were
very rea factors in our permanent
business success, If We intended 10
Keep our business as active as il is TO,
DAY. told them that advertising was
prime essential -
In every community the
advertising representative
meets the merchant who
says: Il am doing all the
business / possibly can, so
THERE IS NO NEED FOR
ME TO ADVERTISE"
l. recall an experience Of
my own with a merchant
who was on the crest Of the
wave. He had been spend
ing 100000 or thereabouts
III advertising. and his bust
ness was going along swim
He suddenly decid-
eel that advertising was an
expense, so he commenced
to cut it down and down.
and then used irregular copy
IN the newspapers.
After a period of about six
the business com
menccd to show signs Of fall
ing off. His managers pro
tested about the NONAD-
VERTISING POLICY, but
.he merchant was very stub
Dorm, and stuck to it.
He said that he had been
II business a great many
5cars: that all the people in
he community knew all
about him-tbat it was the
ault of the managers that
he business was not going
Onward and not because the
.dvertlsiug was stopped.
He changed managers
rom time to time, but the ;
BUSINESS has grown steadily I
,ss until now the total is less t
han one million annually, !
,hercas | recall the time S
hen it was nearly four mil /
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is not paid on the date when same be-
comes due, then the whole amount OF tie
f3x unpaid at the time said installment
and interest are due Will become due and
payable and will draw interest at the
rate OF per cent per annum until sale
or the property assessed One or more
Of said lnsta)ments in the order Ia which
they are payable Aforesaid or the whole
tax. may be paid without Interest at any
time within thirty days after the ap-
prova' Of the ordinance confirming the
levy Of the tax, and one more OF said
instsllments in the order In which they
are payable. or the whole tax unpaid
may he paid or the day any instalIment
Is due by paying the amount thereof and
interest 10 said day,
All special taxes arc PAYABLE at my
office. room 1o2. city and county build.
ing. salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. this
14th day of November. 1911.
GIDEON SNYDER.
City Treasurer and Collector of Special
Taxes.
Sewer extension No. 2oo
First and fnal estimate. o163S
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lions a year, and it is just
hanging OH by its eyelids.
A merchant cannot afford
TO stop advertising, even af-
ter he has established a big
business.
People forget unless they
are constantly reminded, and
not one Of lis is big enough
to be remembered by the
public unless we are con-
doing things to re-
mind the public that we are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21

~ II sloc or the mountain arc all that
remain TO mark the original cit. -, ,i,n
Tu.np unless the tops Of The mine mills
llat protrnde above tho water arc con
sneIco' The loss OF the mills was =
severe bi"w TO their owners, wIn had
invested many thousands Of dollars In
iue'n' NhlIc Idaho lost thriving min
ing camp by this peculiar freak of ua
ir' ,ur"' IL gained ~ new natural lake that
welt. ''''','
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
|IKE COVERS SPOT
|NH[RE TOWN STOOD
bculiar Circumstances At
|tendi1g Blotting Out of
| Camp of Roosevelt.
90 The Tribune.

LI;l 20 The lFlpuHe'
L,,sr Ida, Nov. Whether or MOI
[ ,r,lsnche that resulted in tho sub.
-l,- of that once famous Idaho min.
[ ann Roosevelt. has any particular
[.,nancc 10 the past or future of tho
[,.nishcd ex-presldent. Theodore
.rer. after whom it was named. is
4 ,,,srent as vet. bu, tho fact re-
hat where this celebrated town
a there is now nothing but a noun
. Ike.
~. sov unfortunate. The camp was
!, frnm the map OF this state In
-, night To-day nothing but tho
q Gus fTo and three story mills and
4. are visible above the water i'm
"a around and over Il. The cir
s.nces that wiped the camp from
q the thriving mining Ccnters Of
sstrsl Idaho mining zone are most
&r,nmoth landslide over p year ago
LL near the source OF Mulc creek,
Ia one-half miles from The town.
JoEiv carried = great avalanche
IA and STONE down the Sides OF tho
Es.Ins towards the fated camp.
~ forests OF pines IN IT'S path.
<Ar AWAY sides Of The mountains,
. IN a roar that could he heard for
l rrashed across the lower end OF
-,sSn and the creek that passed
- II and bearing the mama Of
--.nr creek. Human hands and ma
u world have spcut years I'm MAX
.Sst dam. It was done almost in
[.hkIc Of All eve by nature. Roosc-
"A talc was scaled. FOR those build
.n,l were not crushed were anirkly
-fssd ny Ihe water cut Off I'm It's
ri channel and which became i'm
-aJ behind The solid dam, Sto0Iy
hrounded waters spread over the
In IN The creek channel until to-
4 perfect mountain lake has been
"a
Nr time Of the slide there were.
bitunateiy. few people in Roose-
md al! who were there had suf-
n warning tc escape 10 tho higher
y, so that not 4 life was lost. A
|ssool house and Two cabins hung
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21

attested
ak reot odeohynum Poton) with triple
contains alcohol shrink blood
stomach to mlate take the elements
helping digestion and
stops tissue waste conyaeence from feve
aneic hnblooded people, the Discovery refreshing
nhns Stick this safe remedy, and
offered by the druggist who looking for larger Nothing
20 erce's Golden Medical Discovery will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
We ak Heart

Macy people suffer from weak hearts They NAV expert.
ence shortness OF breath cxeton pain heart
or dizzy feelings breathing after meals their
eyes become blurred their heart sufficiently strong
to blood the extremes they have cold hands
and feet appetite because weakened blood supply
TO the stomach heart tonic and should taken
which has bad aftsrefect Such Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery which contains DANGEROUS narcotics
moi alcohol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
Here Is the Plan

coupon will be published each day page 9 in all cd
IONS Cut coupon aud present with any photo you
A'n reproduced, and will do the rest We pay for the
h'lg and you pay for the frame II 0S and according to
~ own selection if portrait satisfactory to you COUPON
'N SUNDAY TRIBUNE EQUALS DAILY COUPONS.
gnedup three months Will be accepted in lieu Of
coupons
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-26
TO SPEAK
\ BRING FATHER

Aberdeen, S. D.-The Industrial
Park association, which operates a
chautauqua assembly at Tacoma
Park, Aberdeen's summer resort, sit
uated on the James river ten miles
from Aberdeen, every summer, elect
ed the following officers at the annual
meeting: President, Isaac Ritter;
treasurer, Ralph Helmka; secretary,
jill. Pond. The committee has Sc
cured Hamlin Garland, the novelist,
as one of the attractions. In the ear
~ days Of the Dakotas Mr.. Garland
lived for some time at Ordway, in
this county. and he writes that he
will bring his father with him to at
tend the chautauqua. The commit
tee is also negotiating with Victor
Burger, the Milwaukee Socialist con-
gressman-elect. and also expects to
secure James A. Tawney for one adj
dress.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-26

THE time 1t was s%upporting DIX. that
he would DO this very thing!
In the same issue OF this alert
Newspaper. appears still a third item
relevant to the recent campaign in
New York. 1t is stated in connection
with the deadlock at Albany over
the election of a United States SEN
ator. that independent republicans
are thinking of voting for Shepard,
but the machine republicans prefer
Sheehan, the Tammany candidate"
OF course! And, If the machine re-
publicans we're in control of the leg
islature, as the Tammany democrats
now are, the Tammany democrats
would be found standing with the
machine republicans in support of
the candidate put forward by the
great business interests of New York.
These machine republicans opposed
Roosevelt; the Tammany democrats
opposed Roosevelt; the New York
World opposed Roosevelt.
The Republican has INDUCED in
this rather lengthy comment. in the
way of substantiating its remark, af-
ter the defeat of Roosevelt's candi-
date for governor of New York, that
the Dix administration would trans
form that defeat into a triumph. 1t
is not always the n who receives
the most votes in an election that
really wins. 1t is the one shown by
the results of the election to have
been right who really wins in the
eyes of the public.
@As<@
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-26
MEETING Of
SURETY COMPANY
LOCAL SURETY COMPANY MADE
FINE RECORD FOR BUSINESS
AND OUTCLAssED ALL
OTHERS.

At the annual meeting of the
Northwestern Surety Co., the report
of Secretary Upton disclosed a very
interesting feature in connection with
the business transacted during the
year 1910, in which 1t was stated that
the company showed a large increase
in It's business, making 1t the banner
year since the company was organic
ed, and also passing in the volume
that Of any other company %transacting
similar business in the state.
The following directors were elect
ed for the ensuing year: w. M. Smith,
w. E. Upton, F. L. Clisby, Of Park
er, d. A. Mizener, and S. e. Morris.
Mr.. Clisby is the cashier of the First
National bank of Parker.
The directors elected the following
officers: President, VIM. M. Smith;
secretary, w. e. Upton; vice presi-
dents, D. A. Mizener, Of Mitchell; T.
w. Dwight, of Sioux Falls; F.. G. YES
sey, of washington Springs; E. M.
Thomas, of Huron; A. G. Brink of
Pierre; G.. D. Tidrick, of Chamber
lain. The usual dividend was de-
clared.
The company does a general sur-
ETY. bond business including official,
probate, contract and fidelity bonds
of all kinds. also burglary and plate
glass insurance. 1t Is expected that
accident and liability insurance will
be added to its line of operations dur
ing the coming year.
The company has been in operation
three years and in this short time has
become an important factor in the
business operations of South Dako-
ia.
Its management has been in the
hands Of w. E. Upton, the secretary,
who as a lawyer and financial opera
tor is especially qualified for this
work, having practiced in the courts
of this state for twenty years and
been connected financially with some
OF the strongest institutions of the
state.
Under this management this COM
pany has compelled attention Of the
business world and established itself
as one Of the strong financial institu-
tions Of the northwest.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-26
is NOT
CAUSED BY CORN

Springfield. ln.--The Illinois pele-
era commission today made u report
that the disease is not caused by eat
Ing mouldy corn, as has been sup
posed, but admits 1t does not know
what Is the cause of 1t. This is the
first state to Investigate the disease
and make a report.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-26

refunds ............ 500. 40 96
Balance ........ S.197 81
July l. 1910. bal...$ 9,ss2 a
Collections ..... 9 S2T 81
i. 1911, ball. ls s:I5e 81 81 'l'.7'0 Al
BRIDGE FUND
Warrants Paid ............$ 1924 70
Balances s,o g g
July 1. 1910, bal...s 1851 81
Collections ..... 6,62l 63
on sll,sos s. s1l,sos 81
Jan. l, 1911, BALE S,05S O4
GENERAL SCHOOL FUND
EEsns!sF e q f I;S5ssS ::s 81 81 g
sen: App Orders ......... s,029 "A
B bstsnss -: : s.s 45-2 e
July l, 1910. bales 1868 OF
Collections $3.50. 1858 O5
s13.o11 os s1s,ol1 o6
SINKING FUND.
Warrants Paid ...........$ 1880 90
Balance ..... ..... 1o,45l Is
July 1, 1910, bal...$ 5.772 OF
Collections ..... 1.776 40
's--,54s Al s1l,54s AZ
'a"' = ISL iN Ssa:Si l guNp g
warrants paid, ...........S 1920 So
1seIunds ......... ........ 1 SO
Credits $50 10
'1 Gol1 i; tSaS; 0a a.: Isl. Isl g
,o, s1,ess II S 1853 II
'uls = i hED faai;i az f,i Il
R~edemptions Paid 90. IS 2,2o2 SC
Balance -. -. /. ...... 200 20
aol1 l. 1s5s; 'a all. s. sss & 81
IAN ,o,, $ 2,aos Ss S a.4os os
'e iNr i Rgasj h pE J; sG 20 - FIND
Warrants Paid ...... ...S 2,140 81
Credits
July ], 1910. bal...$ LAP n
Collections ....aa .2.401 81
$ s,544 So S s,544 So
JAM l. 1911 G 9alii; r I;s9h OF
warrants Paid ..........s 1856 81
Balance rrad ss2 IS
'u Goll i 1S1e, 'a...:s 49, 4S7 81 81
S 1.129 So $ 1,129 SO
w,r sREe1A NJ SALARY FUND; o.o %
Balance crs ;i;,tt;:...::. s,9s7 Il
'" Gell L 1s1a: bal.:.' s s.sss g
$ 1876 "a S 4,s75 "a
Jan. /. 1911; ball.: 1927 z
! isa1, 1s sc !; 10 IA n
Warrants Paid ..........s 1,249 20
Balance 1857 20
Collections, int..$ 1867 20
Collections pay. 1,249 25
$ 2.sos 45 S 2.eo6 is
~. : l'l Ms Spfiij 5'i ruN Is
warrants Paid -. -. as 3l7 90
balance ... .... L rs
~" Gel1 L 1S5e: ' AL: ss 81 g g
ian !, M, -, $ es 1ss els IS
Il. i. Kibbee . ........sls.ls5 90
Treas. Com. -. 1000. 80. 1a1 40
ha'anee Cred Credits SS7 20
!. 1910. balls 42s 80
Jan. !. 1911. ball.. sl2 sss7 g g si9.5s7 &C
CITY or MITCHELL SCHOOL FUND.
VIM. NJ. Smith ...... ....$17,0 54 "a
Refunds ......... ........ 81 03
Treas Com. 1850. ........ 1911 go
Balance 3,S49 SO
July /. 1910. Da fr g f.sse 81
Collections $685.. 19,769 "A
s21,16s rs s21,1s9 rs
Jan. 1, 1911. ball. 3.S49 50
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. l..
John Dondelfnger ........s 1913 81
Credits
July !. 1910. balls 36s
Collections ..... 946 g.
=" Perry TowN rs III
J. w. Campbell, ...........$ 36S So
'a''''e credits IL -
July |. 1910. balls 2sa
Collections. ..... $50 81
Jan :. s asta5 Sa' D1!srE1c = 4 10. 2
J. Z. Watkins ...... ....s go 81
Reapcs .... ooi 81
credits - u
July I, 1910, hal..s 1851
Collections ..... SGT 95
s e16 Sc 5 GIG Sc
Jan, l, 1911; ball.: 2s4 o.
Bert N. Beaumont ........$ $50 SIS
Rs1smes ..., - u O.
Credits. %
July 1. 1910. hal lao "A
Collections ..... ga 16
Jan. 1. 1911. ball.. IL So ~
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8.
Balance -. -. ... 15s 81
Credits.
'r Goll !; ions eals.' s g 81 g
s 4s2 4s2 81
Jan. ], 1911, Ball.. 15S 81
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-26

SsN Sgs ~ - =
CHARACTERIZATION his suggestions.
y jIsNf.Bssexn ~:
|lNss hass knovain this state peo-
n slSain e enter the mar
gfrslation tstossSths ink was dry
d6calnl1snt decreasing : divorce.
Is q sv ~ sssn tho secret. clande-I
S Iii1igSslIaiis1ssun-away marriage with
~ sSSalSI have observed phys
81 SaiSssymptosms oonditions that
Il kDnld 1sbas parties from entering
dslicats ana sacred rela-
9fess5Bfownals quotes the.
s1ssltssslifssort snsmIariass and divorce,
isAsittssstatsdst that sbannls. o.
NsfsfeEzzasSssf public notice. : al
INSTRUMENTATION ars frequently
sseountriss.
III ths sEssnsral purpose of this
ll,S espoesa ilssgtslsstios. sYery good citi-
dilasynpathisse.s BAD marriages
sSsssssss.......'s. s,.ar..a ~.
ISL ssssssasss.......... a,.r.,.. =
~. 80,
|gsssssgss
s,,.,..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1870,
SS3 q.
sss.ss
$3.50 s.
sas d $3.50 -
J.
s...s-
a.
ssa ~ 49,. -.
-.
mi p. . .r.tn,n ,nst -
4, 80 !. ,ha
64tsaRss- -. - -
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-26

Jan. i. ,,,, ,a IA Il ISL IL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 80.
transfer TO county -. ...$ %
Creults.
July I. 1910, balls 3 %
COLLECTIONS ..... 10 ~
Is ii 10 III
d $ sc nI{ss DISTRICT NO. 81 :, ao
Credits.
July l. 1910. balls ia
COLLECTIONS $500. Vt ST |
Jan. /, 1911, BAL. 81 20
UNION TOWNSHIP.
]. ID. Simpson -. -. -. IS 100 40
July i. 1910. bal..s ls 80
COLLECTIONS ...e. 40 "a
Jan. !. 1911. s.,..s l$ 1888 1877 So
SCHOOL DISTRICT NC. 10. III
Otto Burmeister :. ~ los az
balance -. " 10 -
July !, 1910, balls 1a2S
Collections 500. liz %
Ian ,.,, 10, $ l2 e lss 40
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 80.
Il. T. Rutlardt -. -. ...$ 93 3O|
Balance .' cred,.s.
July G1,, !: iene. bal..s a as s.
$ no 1855 no So
Jan :: sc stl5i Ia DISTRICT No. 40.
.: j; Gerken Z. s - az ~
Da''''e Credits
July I. 1910, balls 1s7
Collections ..... 81 20
.,, 5ssss So SCI
s,n5 SeH H3sda DISTRICT NO. Al. 50 20,
July I. 1910, balls y 90
Collections $50. 81 O3
Jan. 1911. s.,.... stgi' st 0s
. : scHooI D1srR1cT Nc. AZ.
w. ]. Wicczorek -. 500. ...$ ~ S4l
Balance Credits
July 1. 1910. balls 10 q
COLLECTIONS ..... ~ S6 |
Jan. /. 1911, bail. ~
BAKER rowNsHip; ,,e al
Simon Dixon l.. :. ..,$ l26 o5l
balance " C Credits.
July Gs,, !, 1910, bal..' y g
Jam. !. 1911. p.r...' 's s. .1 IS 1855 0s
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. IL.
II. S. Carpenter. .. :. ....$ sc 57I
Balance =. Credits. %
July l, 1910. balls 90 l6
Collections ..... 90 o.
Ian. 1911. ssSsS' SO IS
cn.i se sass d. DISTRICT No. ls. ,,z %
Credits.
July l. 1910, balls AZ 80
$ l4s 24s l4s "a
jan : 1s5a: bn b1srn1c Is 10 n II.
Carl Heckle =. -. =. ...s III 1sI
Credits.
July l. 1910, balls u 90
Collections 5000. Ill 25
$ 12s 2ss l2s %
''" : SCHOOL {; HOO Di pisrR1cr IN: No. IS.
Balance -. . -. -. Us 1854 SO
July !, 1910, balls q 81
/ $ l54 SOS 154 50.
TojBiN T;owNsHiP.
Jos Schoenfelder -. .....S 235 a.
Balance :. crea,i, oil %
July i. 1910, ba1..s SO 80
Collections 5000. 236 "a
S as7 10 2s7 10
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. u.
j. NJ. Weiland 80. .....s 1877 &c
July ], 1910, BAL Gfes'''' so
Collections ..... 125 90
SCHOOL n,sa 5 ~ H e $ as 1877 4s
ReiuhdS :. -. !. ... ~ ~
Balance 80 creait. ~ A
'" Goll I: isns, eal:s 15s s. 5s
Ian ,,,, 10, $ ~ 79s 1sl 70
SCHOOL DlsrR1cT NO. SO.
Olaf Nelson ..... ....s 30 %
Credits
July I, 1910, balls 3T
Collections -. 166 As
so,,oo, , 2lS e $ 20 q
Ole Madsen :. Z. ......s u e
Credits.
July l. 1910, balls u 76
Collections =. 1903 SO
117"65s III e5
School DISTRICT NO. SO.
VIM. Erpenbach ..........$ Sc Sc
Balance ........ Ill SO
Credlts.
July 1. 1910. bal...s 33 q
Collections 49,. 131 So
5 1886 1G5 sc
Jan. 1, 1911, balls 111.50
ROME TOWNSHIP.
John Puetz ..............$ 7S5 II
Balance ...... ....... Sc II
July l, 1910. bal. $ $50 SO
Collections -. 461 So
s SAL 50 s41 sS
Jan. 1, 1911, ball.. Sc II
ETHAN VILLAGE.
Conrad Schurz ..........s ga 46
Refunds 46
Balance ........ ...... 127 81
Credits.
July /. 1910, bal. s Sd 46
Collections .... 141 %
s 1876 So $ 1876 SIS
Jan. L, 1911. bal. 1877 81
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 90.
Henry STOPPER ...........$ 1108 16
Refunds Is Sc
Balance ............... l56 81
Credits.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-26
uorrn nun1unr
"o'O w.
rVDrDT uCDr


II. II. S6clcy Vi NulCdsO anu Tulld-
delphia, the noted truss expert, will
be at the Widmann hotel and will
remain in Mitchell Tuesday and We'd
nesday only, Jan. 31st and Feb. LIST.
Mr.. seeley says: "The s%permatic
Shield Truss as now used and ap-
proved by the United States govern
ment will not only retain any case
of rupture perfectly, a6ording i'm
mediate relief, but closes the OPEN
ing in 10 days on the average case.
and costing only prop%ortionate with
common trusses." This instrument
received the only award in England
and in Spain, producing results with
out or harmful injections.
Mr.. Seeley has documentary reference
from the United States government,
Washington, D. c., for your inspec-
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II LECTURES ON TUBERCULOSIS.
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