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Market p2,,rpd price paid for dry lot cattle.
| FURNISHED BY The Continental csr.,.
| Co. Topeka. Kan.1
| CHICAGO EGGS-155Ac.
| N Y. FGGS-161k0 k0171Sc
| CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicaro oeo. -
| Y, 261zc; Eigin, 26c. ' ~
WHOLESALE Fruit and Produce N.r,.,
| furnished by Saml t.. Lux. Conn5iss,,,
NORTHERN APPLEs-Benon. -.
bbl- $500; Duchess. per bbI. Sf5 Der
BANANA s-Mediurn sized bnrch b.o
bunch. s20oa225i large bunches, Ber Bcr
bunch, 81 A"rts.9o, ChanEiiinolns. per rs
ROCKY FORD CANTATor-prs
Standards. IS melons TO the crate 5e-
crate. $50; Ponies u ss per crate. $3.50; jun
ARKANSAS CANTALOuPEs- -p-,o..
, would be about 5Oa75c lower than Rocis,,
MICHIGAN. GRAPEs-Per basket q,
to 100 basket lots, 23c. IN
TRAIL L.ENIoNs~PPer box. sl5oasO.
a45o crate Ss-zS
CALIFORNIA ACHES-Suso1Iehs II 49, 49,
per crate, $1.10; Yellow Frees per crsss'
81 10: Late Crawfords. per crate sf 1o rs5' 1Is'
bertas, per crate, SllO.
CALIFORNIA PLUMS-Trv nl,,.,,
crate. 81 70: Purple Duanes, per crate =, iseF --
Bradshaws, per crate. sL75: KeIseys.' na, -
crate, $1.75; Hungarian, per crate, 81 e Per
.o5A CAL BARTLETT PEARS-Per box.
ITALIAN PRUNEs-Per crate. rn
WATERNIELONS-P pound. 1Ec
COLO. CELERY-Jumbo, per bob ez.
HONEY-Per rack. $500. e'S-
SWEET CORN-Per dozen &c
REETS AND CARROTS-Bs me- -,
75c; carrots, per bu.. $1.0O u-'
CUCUMBERS-Pe diamond baet..
'itSS5 COLO. CAULIFLOwER-Per ib. 70.
WAX BEANS-Per diamond basjser
EGG PLANT-Per doz.. 75c.
HOME GROWN BEANS-Per dfar,o-.
basket. Soc.
COLO. LETTUCE-Per diamond basket.
MANGO PEPPERs-Per box or basks,
HOME GROWN oNIONs-Per bu. 81 9s
PIE PLAINTIFF pound. &c.
CALIFORNIA POTATOES-Per bushei
KAw VALLEY PoTAToEs-Per busb.,
HOME GROWN ToMAToEs-Per II
CABBAGE-Per pound. Grated. 1xc
CHEESE-L@ II. cheese. per In rc1k~.
wis. Yellow. 30 lbs. per ID. Ice. w.
Brick. per h.. 161kc; wis. Block Svvies %
bs. per h., 16c; Wis Daisy. 20 ms -, -
b., 761zc; Iimberger. per Ib., f6Ikc PeH
APPLE BOX MATERIAI-K ID n,
box lots, per box, 15c. 'O'
SWEET POTATOES-Per h.. sc
HOME GROWN SWEET POTATOre
Per h., 31zc.
BASKETS-Diamond d. H.. pecr.
ioz., 4Oc; Diamond d. H., y bu., per 49,. -
IOc: Diamond o. II. Il bu., per doz a..
Diamond o. H. Is bu-, per doz. soc. ne.
nond .. H. 2-5 bu., per doz-. s0c.
GRAPE BASKETS-S-lb. baskets. escs
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Kansas City, Aug. 31.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000 head. Market steady
HOGS-Reecipts 5000 head. Market SC
to lOc lower. Bulk OF sales, $7.10d7.30 top.
sHEE-Receipts 5000 head, Market
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Cotton Marker.
Kansas city Live Stock saIes

Galveston, Tex, Aug. s1--COTTON-
lower, 12c.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-31
New YORK sugar and Coree NIarI.et.

New York. Aug. s1.-SUGAR-Raw,
strong; centrifugal 90 test, $5.2505. .s6; ;
Muscovado, SO test st7504. .s6; molasses, 50
test $4.5044.61. Refined strong.
COFFEE-Spot firm.
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Chicago, Aug. 30.-CATTLE-Receipt
estimated at 1000 Market slow. Beeves
s5.O09s.0O; Texas steers, s44O9s.so; western
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-31
HOGS

Topeka, Kan, Aug 81
MIXED AND BUTCHERS. Sc. 7Od6. IS
HEAVY ........--....-.-........... 6.70a6s IS
LIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6.7Ofi6 90
cant use thin hogs OF those unuer IL
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Topeka Hoo Nfnrkc,
Topeka, KAN

fluctuations furnished by Jar1ss q sr,.,..
Hide Co.. los East Third st.l
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Chicago Grain NIarket.

OnlCdBOs AuS. o1s
Open High Low Close Close
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STEERS.

II you win favor US with your inou,r,..
advising number Of head uoiitstt NiIies
and length of time on feed. we viii s,Es sEe
you an offer or arrange for otr b,i,..h.e ,,.he
to call on YOU -
Market price paid for dry Tot ea,,I.
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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-12-28

Gel
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-12-28
Roosevelt / Dangerous

New York, Dee. William 4.
Clark. former United States senator
from Montana, and now : resident Of
Fifth avenue, had something brief but
severe u say about Colonel Roosevelt
today
The former senator had gone 10 the
pier % meet the liner Celtic. On which
bis daughter. hrz. Charles P King.
and bis son-in law and little grandson,
Gerald. we're passengers. The family
have been several weeks in Europe
and came home for the holidays,
While waiting FOR his daughter 5
baggage 10 b examined he took oeea-
sion y say that, il his opinion, Theo-
dore Roosevelt, unless ! very strong
democrat j nominated. will be the
next president o. the United States.
But h i dangerous man, the
former senator said; "a demagogue
and irresponsible because of his intense
radieaIism- He may Be popular in q
certain circle, but : b accepts a pos
sible nomination il face o. his repeat
q assertions that h would not be a
candidate h will lose much OF his
prestige, although not enough 10 de-
feat him. unless the democratic candi-
date Is a unusually strong man.
II believe Governor Harmon could
beat him, but beyond him ! really don /
See what the democrats have to offer. =
The copper millionaire carried Of
Bis grandson % his shoulder. The
Killings will spend Christmas at the
Hotel Plaza and remain there until
their home o. West Fifty-frst street
i redeeorated. t i reported that
Master Gerald Killing will find another
million from his grandparent IN his
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-12-28
Should B. 4 Lesson

Otto Duscher was sentenced to one
year II the penitentiary At the =
cent term Of the district court. for
shooting horse belonging % Wm.
Ryan The horse was loose or the
range and DHscher claimed that it
vas trespassing On his homestead
property. Such high-handed meth
DDS O. petty revenge have never been
very popular here. however. and the
opinion o The court and jury vas
quickly expressed b. the prompt
prison sentence. Taking spite out
OF dumb animal is one O. the most
coHarily things II the criminal cat
egory, and Duscher may consider
himself lucky 70 get Of with So light
q sentence The recently organized
stock association i after others OF
like stripe and will get them.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-12-28
%
Correspondence.
Poverty FIatlets

There has been some pretty cold
weather O. late, which will probab-
u make the ice man smile and the
coal man grin. and the poor man
wish he. vas in California.
Some insane devil shot and killed
a horse. belonging to one Barts By
name, Of Seven Mile; also filed the
front legs Of q spring colt full Of
shot, 50 that the poor animal will
probably die We hope the miscre-
ant will Be caught and duly punish
ed.
Mr. and hrs. Vim. Rigby enjoyed
a Christmas dinner At the Hasty
home, where the festive turkey was
Drowned e turn and was in
mense.
Nr. and Mrs. Case spent Christ
mas IN the city.
Dir. Case had the misfortune &c
lose his buggy horse recently; also
one Of his work horses was badly
cut in 3 barbed wire fence.
Earl Atwood ard family spent
Christmas with Mr.. AtHood's broth
er. Fern.
Claud Fish wended his way
- +1-1-- ,...4 T1
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-12-28

equally important duty o. buying
something.
We begin % think il would almost
b safe for Col. Roosevelt 70 walk
down Wall street alone and unarned.
Don't cry over past opport unities !,
the tears may prevent you from seeing
others that are coming.
Mr. Taft wants 20 be a little broth
er 70 the Sherman Ian.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-12-28

On motion the clerk ! instructed u
notify The Exchange State Bank to
file new bond for the deposit o. the
county monies
The hour q noon having arrived,
| ne board took : recess until = 80. At
! 30 the board reeonTened with al
members and clerk present
| On motion i i ordered that 6. =.
Burdiek. county treasurer. furnish a.
additional bond u the sum d SIS, 900.
The board = this time having com
pIeted tie auditing d al claims fled
against the county. 8 appears o. rec
! ord i claim register *tC. ii On motion
i i ordered that numbers from 10, e5s
% Il - inclusive are allowed n full
and the county clerk i instructed d
issue warrants in the names O. the
parties appearing On said claim regis
ter IN the amounts set opposite their
names, except for the following bills
which are partially disalIoWed and
amount ordered paid in part, towit:
II, 063, Geo. E Altman, mileage, dis.
So 90; 11.079, 3 - Boyd, rebate @
road tax, dis 100; Il, 127,R. Il. Cog
gins, road work. Al. 81. 50, dis. 30. 20;
u, l32, Wm- Dippe. road work, Al
1926, dis. 1.25; LIS. GIendire Imp.
Co, auto livery. Al 1900, dis. 500:
Il 200, Dr.. Z. T. Huba, professional
services, al. s. 90. dis. 800; Il, 200.
Holland Bros. livery hire. al. 20. 81,
dis. $780, Il, 212, Holland Bros. lfY-
cry, al. 800, dis. 800; 11,214, Hell
land Bros, livery, Al. $500, dis. !. 90:
IL 20, T. Z. Huber, guaranteeing,
dis. 1000; L, 264, z. c. Leonard, jus
tee fees, al. $3.50. dis. Loo 1,272,
Vim. Lindsay, rebate On taxes. dis.
50-25; 1874, = ? Leiper. Office e.
pense, al e7.4o, dis. zoo; Il, zs7,
Maskimen Realty Z Insurance Co,
dis. $500; i, 292, Mrs. Mier, board |
and care county poor, a. 5000, dis. /
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prief and Breezy

i Il gEsA@
eggs hIgn Ina pep
buy, which. unusual =
seems 70 De Ae
reason
Contributing eets4 =
PUSHES IN where Lyman aos5ess =
tread
Although me seas.s4A'7' =
assure Is tlaat thsfe : - g..
IN the s1oeh = 55
Steel Corporation :
drip heele : z771ez
II Ar, 81 ~ : = '1ee -
less telegraPhs, : -- =
ne VIII ~ h7As = .A
TEN O "3fe'ess f''4ss a.
BeaaSl4a1 s'sA'..s>. :
winter
hf. osallAsADz :
60 REFORM A',A1ezs'..s>, az :
sh1 ka1 : goihg - - aA'
factions Ii ens o1zAe
1leF1'e1l' - A's'te -
lheS nave ha'1eo anu = =
after Senator "a s1A. pAss''Aa =
cause rs : - s>-.7'.. =. -.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-12-28

Section Northern Paeides Exhibit at the American Land and
Irrigation Exposition Which Was Held York November
Showing Some o. the Products OF the Treasure State
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Continued from page 8
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27

If you WON'T make q fam loan
see Aliens Age. sas..s..es
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
THE PEOPLES PROPERTY.
Therefore Places Of Natural Beauty
Should Not Be DESTROYED.

Therefore Places Of Natural Beauty
Should Not Be Destroyed.
1t has come to be regarded as set.
tied that places Of great natural beau
ty or striking attracuveness properly
belong to all the people. There seems
to be a very general feeling, quite
marked Of late years, that such spots
are the common heritage of all the
people, and II outside the permanent
public domain they must be pure hased
and set aside for public use and enjoy.
ment for all time.
Granting that the perpetual right to
natural beauty is the inheritance Of
all the people. we may argue that oil
wells. billboards and ugly guildings
and other structures may be sup.
pressed or destroyed in the interests
IT common good to all. We do not
hold those men to be good citizens who
viii needlessly mar our landscapes or
wantonly destroy natural beauty spots
that give richness and character to
cur landscapes.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
A TIP FOR COUNTIES.

The bond plan is the eccnom-
icai, equitable and Intelligent
n7ethod to provide permanent
municipal Improvements, and the
same can be said of good roads
construction. The county which
is building roads by special taxes
is making a mistake By doing il
in pieceneai fashion when a
bond issue by the entire county
will provide g lump sum for sys-
tenatic road building. The plan
of voting road bonds by town
ships is nearly equally as bad.
for roads should be constructed
by counties in accordance with
systematic plans. taking care Of
all townships and making il de-
cidediy more eeonomica! for
them than for each township to
maintain its own expensive road
building service and equipment.
This is en- the aide, but the op
pcrtunity is too fine for US to let
it slip b. without making known
the trutE, to counties which are
going to build good roads by
some hook or crook. There is
the sIipshod way and the right
way. Don't pidGle-Wilmi ineton
IN. C.) Star.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
HERE'S THE Difference.
Advantages of Keeping Ones Money
at Home Explained Clearly.

Advantages of Keeping Ones Money
at Home Explained Clearly.
Thousands of articles have been
written on home patronage the past
few years. and perhaps hundreds Of
thousands more articles will appear in
the public press, and then the people
will keep right on sending to some dis
tant place for goods. The average
man takes the position that he earns
his money and has the right to spend
it where he pleases. This is true. But
it is not the best policy The secret of
the growth and wealth of a comnu-
nifty hes in keeping in heY1ie circulation
all the earnings Of the people and max
ing as far as possible other places con-
tribute toward its wealth. But the
man who sends to the mail order house
says: whats the difference? l send
away $50 and get the same amount of
goods that the home merchant supplies
me for 500 Only difference is that l
have the 90 per cent profit in my pock-
ct instead of the merchant, and is the
community made any the poorer" This
kind of reasoning has stumped many
an advocate of home patronage. So
physically the argument is all right. but
in fact and rracticableness is entirely
wrong 1t is the employment OF people
in community that is it's life. Should
every resident of farming district
send away for goods there would be
little to support the home town. The
home town is factor in fixing the
farm values. in sustaining good schools
and churches, and gives home mar
ket. Surely the farmer who sends
away and perhaps saves 10 OF Is per
cent on hts purchase thinks that the
community is none the worse off and
that he is ahead, but he is not, and the
whole community suffers because Of
employment Of service In the transac-
ton being elsewhere. The home peo-
pie are robbed Of employment SO neces.
sary to their existence.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
aRAA0ENauRa KY WOMEN
SUES o.Fs;.EE F1n A GOOD R1AD
Feminine c'ao Wakes Up 60 Situation
First and Makes TravoI Easier.

Everybody is in favor of good roads
as m abstract pronosition bat when
it comes down 10 ,he concrete tbat ia
to saw. to sand and .eraval--tI,ere are
differences Of ooinInn. some kant,,c!s
sans there are vino deelnre themselves
STRONGLY for ooo,, rn,as but say thav
do nor know now "a ~ ahovt ,.ttino
them.
One way gu ,ro ahal,, II i,as boon nx-
erniaed reueilIy bv the Fedarated
Wonlan's rl,,l OF Isras6 psiry Ng.
Tba na,obers nf th.,t i;t,e ,ry,ni7.,t;an
fan tha nea,S If j, o,nl cnal fro,,,
Ysr,in t,a'n'l,,,yo; n 55,a,5i.,, :, st.,t5on an
5ne I.orfsvin. rJa,,de,.so,, ,na O.
,.oilis railroad r,e,ae,,nh,,ro h.s mo
railroad lind whom tte Orleans ar thot
town 90 t,s val;f,s fAev af7ha. tai,a =
steamboat or drive over 10 yveldno "a
to,-o ,,,o +,,;,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
MODERN RoADMAKING.
Efforts IL England to Meet Motor and
Trolley Car Traffic.

Trolley Car Traffic.
The following Illustrates the efforts
in England to meet in roadmaking the
conditions imposed by motor and troll
ley car traffic:
A new and direct roadway is pro-
posed between West Hartlepool and
Middlesbrough. near Newcastle, in the
county Of Northumberland. direct
line of seven and three-fourth miles.
In designing the roadway the engineer
In charge has given attention to the
possible development in both heavy,
slow and fast vehicular and motor traf-
fc, each Of which demands separate
consideration and possibly different
methods Of road surface treatment.
The plan accordingly provides for a
center footpath nine feet In width, on
the east side of the footpath road for
motor and light, fast traffic twenty
four feet in width and on the west side
Of the footpath road for heavy. slow
traffic twenty-five feet In width. This
gives width for highway purposes Of
fifty-fiye feet. The plan further shows
on the westernnnost side Of the foot
path width Of fourteen feet reserved
for light railway OF trolley purposes.
making a total width Of land to be ac-
quired Of sixtynine feet.
A scheme similar to this will doubt
less control future roadmaking in Eng
land, and existing roads ma.y be re
constructed on corresponding plan.
One Of the chief advantages in sepa
rating the several kinds Of traffic would
be in permitting different methods OF
surfacing the roads to be used ard
those best adapted to the traffic ac-
commodatei. mother advantage would
De the lessoniug OF the chances of ac-
eitlenfs. q 'iiri ajfvantage WON'T BE-
ID" greater si5ed 3prmi IDLE 10 fast
fra lirg Co.r. Walter G. Eann
Tull E9n4!aisl
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
CITY SAVES BY EQulPPiNG
ITS OWN FAIRGROUNDS.
Denver Doing Away With Wooden Ap-
paratus and Building Stasl Ones.

Most cities which have Fairgrounds
buy their equipment ready made, but
Denver not only designs but builds all
its play equipment This work is done
at the playground shops. All of the
new maternal soins Ii at tie play
grounds is made OF steel. The weld
ing, forging riyettns, etc. are per
formed at the shops.
The citg IS saving the taxpayers .
considerable sum monthly by doing the
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27

Never leave home on a journey
without bottle Of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. 1t is almost certain to be- need
cd and cannot be obtained on the
cars or steamships. For sale by H
J. Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27

work that was formerly done by pri-
vate contract outside tie city. The
products Of the shops are substantial
and modern. and the workmanship
speaks for itself. The old wooden
swings, slides. merry -go-rounds, see
saws and other apparatus in the play
grounds are rapidly being replaced by
the steel material.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
GOOD ROADS ATTRACT POP.
tLATloN.

counties whioi, are nesIectins
the irrnroveraen+ Of their high
ways reed not be surprised
when TIE cersus fs"-o-s show
thai thsy sce las.Hg population,
while moe progressive co . mites
are Ga ,ifo. Good res@s at
traet ,soasi .ties ..ss;: ~ - iI-t,e
dri,se L
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Department Of Insurance.

Ccmpany's Certificate OF Autncrt1y.
Waereas, The Union Marine Ins. Co..
Ltd, a corporation organized under the
laws .: Great Britain. has filed In this
oondition and business for the year year
ending December 81, 1910. conformab!e
to the requirements Of the laws. Of this
state regulating the business OF insure
Whereas, The said company has FLED
II this once duly csrs,tied I, COPY opye Of
ization. in compliance WITH the require.
Now, Therefore. I. o. 8. Basford. Com.
missioner Of Insurance OF the State OF
sions Of said laws. DO hereby certify t,1,5y
agents. to transact It's appropriate bust
ness OF Marine and Inland insurance In
this state. according to the laws there
Of. until the last day OF February. A.
In Testimony whereof. I have here.
unto set my hand and Official seal at
Pierre, this arst day Of March A. D.
1seaN o. S. BASFoRD.
Commissioner OF Insurance.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-27

CoNpNNsHD FROM ANNUAL STATE
For the year Ending December 81, 1919.
OF the conditions Of the
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE. CON.
PANY
commissioner OF Insurance OF South
Dakota pursuant to the laws thereof.
President, Harold 1yerrick: Secretary.
aaSrxf sSo: aom. m sw.y oes Is 5s1iy sir:.s ss
Amount OF capital paid up
Total .edssr assets Decem. -'e
''' o. s'0' iNGoMia. '''0 0'.111'1'
Total premium receip :s.... S,151. .2l0.Sl
Interest and rents. ........ 245,783.15
Frons all othor oources... 1.2Si.46
Total ,neom. :sa.sss.2is.si,
Net amount paid for losses. 1,477.1ss3S.
Paid to stockholders ..... l75,000.oo
Commissions or brokerage 692.0sl.3o
Sala rtes. fees ard all other
charges Of officers. clerks
All R{is;ss: s;ss: a;:is,s:s:si::: 1s:ss :.s::ss::
Total disbursements .;s.17e, ,e6l.44
Balance ................se. .se.oss,7ss2
estate. first liens ....... 7l7,o0e.oo
Bonds or stocks owned and
loans on collateral ....... 4,4s3,201.8e.
Cash In office and banks.. 222.993ee'
Other ledger assets. ...... g06,52l33
Total learer assets. :. :. 80, ,oss. .7se.a5
NOM-LEDGER ASSETS
Interest and rents due and
MARKET M teU value Of b.nG. nnd ''
stocks over book value. l96.16S.1l
Gross assets ..... ;e,25A.2s4es
DEDUCT ASSETS NOT ADMITTED
Agents balances. ......... s.227.31
Total .................., s.s27ai
Total admitted essets. .$s.3aS,o37.ll
Net amount Al1s;i''sr1 of unpaia
g FL: :;;:; i: !!'
Total amount Of ell liza
biiities except capital. .$3, ,lo7.S0S.le
Capital actually paid up in
Surplus over ali nabiiitie... i.Ssi.isSss s
Surplus 40 regards policy
holders .................S S.0b1,1S7SS
Tota, :,s:24s.oaI14
In force on the s1st Gay Of
December of previous
Net amount 10 force De-
csmbsr 81. 1910. deduct
Ing rs-insurancs........ .G2S. .So9, 5000
BUSINESS IN SOUTH DAKOTA FOR
THE YEAR 1910
Premiums received ....... 13.7sS.el
Fxpenses inca-.s5....... S.034.4s
Losses incurred .......... S.sis.Si
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Department Of Insurance.
Company's Certifcate Of Authority.
Whereas. The Niagara Fire n.
:N surance Company, q cer2oration s. orssn.
,iled IN this office = sworn statement
Exhibiting its CONDITION and business
for the year ending December 81. 1910.
cSnf9rmabls con to ths rsqnirsnasnts s, %. Of
busines. bus eM Of insurance: s ana, N'' '
], Whereas. The said company has hled
in this ofioe duly certified copy Of
it, charter. with certifi2etg. Of organ
laation in Sn qomRlisnsa w5h ths ,rsau1f,ee
Now. Therefore, ], q. s. Baesord. Com.
missioner Of Insurance cf the State Of
South Dakota, -pursuant 10 The provi.
sions, OF said laws. do herety certify
empowered, throuFh its authorized
agents, to transact it's appropriate busi.
ness Of Fire and Tornado :ssurancs In
III e sssa IL last ~ : SsoFas'y : ..
In Testimony wharaas. ] have here
unto set my hand ara official seal at
Pie rre, this nrst day os aiarch A. D.
1911.
Com r,sissienar os Insi.rancsL
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LOST AND FOUND WANTS

There intense interest in the Lost and Found columns
of The Tribune Want Ads for many who have been
fortunate lose article Of vauehow they
to regain the lost keepsake and how they nope that the
finder will restore it!
It's natural enough that the first thought that comes
alike to the loser and the finder is Want Ad The Trib
Wants always at the of those who lose things
and those who find things Of value-they offer quick
venient of communication.
The Tribune Wants have the means of restoring
many lost articles to their rghfu and bringing hap
pness many person who quick to take advan
tage of them To get in touch with classified adver
tising department call either phone-Bell 5000
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FINISH YOUR COURSE WITH UTAH
Business college, Boston building
They place you. e1623
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YOUNG MAN FOR RETAIL. BUSINESS;
best references from last employer re-
quired. Apply X-49 Tribune. dSsIz
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OZARK APIS, 8 ROOMS. STEAM
heat. SIT. 454 Fifth East. Cal! DR..
Turner, l035-A Independent. b2432
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WANTED-GIRL GENERAL HOUSE
work, small family: good wages. In
quire S13 East End South. e1321
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DRESSMAKING
TIN WORK

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A NEELhNDS HDW. CO.. 120 WEST
1st South. tin and sheet metal work.
repairing @ speciality: prices reasonable.
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