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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-07-04

Stock, machinery and business in
cluded, if desired Inquire of John U.
Oates or at premises. 27tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-07-04
EVERY ITEM PRICED HERE IS ABSOLUTELY less Than cost

We also place sale the entire stock of ladies' misses and
chldrens Hosiery A lot Of odds and ends in ladies and
misses Hose sold up 25c, your choice for ....9c
lot of chdrens Hose, sold up 20c choice ..... &c
Mems plain and fancy Half Hose worth up zoe &c
Mems pure vegetable silk Hose with linen heel and toe worth
SOC to close at 25c
Ia lot of ladies and chdren Gauze Undcrware worth up
zoe choice for &c
200 pair fine Silk Gloves sold Soc choice 39c
% doz Turkish Bath Towels sold 2Oc, close at12Hc
% rolls Linen Towing worth Sc special at c
Especial sale Hammocks and other items to close.
EVERYBODY COME AND HELP YOURSELF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1912-07-04
advertised L efferS.

Chas II. Tinsel
July 2, 1912. b. L. PRIDGAUx, 7. M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
ConvenlIon a. sanla Ro.a.

Santa Rosa. N, NJ. July 2s.--The
progressive county convention called
for the purpose ~ elaotins delegates
20 the Albuquerque convention. war
held here tails evening with small
number IN attendance. !, J. Noise
waa elected chairman and Juan J..
clancy, secretary.
Tho following delegates 10 tho
state convention, were elected. ). J..
Noise. Junn ,. Clancy and G. n.
sicarna Of Santa Rosa. w. n. Parker
81 Fort sumner. and u. H. ITclsol Of
CaervO.
O. ". sl@asna. ]. J. Noise and Juan
]. Clancy were appointed CONF
nlttee Ia select one person from each
precinct of the county 10 aact as pre-
oinct committeeman. the precinct
committed 20 choose tho county rsn-
trail committed. Al. q. Nnckiea was
elected county chairman. and Juan
j. Cinncey county secretary.
The delegates elected will leave to-
morrow morning for Albuquerque.
q. r. MoiNNfs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
SANTA FE MEDICOs
BOOST TOWN

The memhers of the santa Re Rail-
way Medical and Surgical society.
which holds ita fifteenth annual
meeting here October Al and ~
next are giving the city some very
effective boosting In "A little pamphlet
Just printed, announcing the meeting
here. Tho SESSIONS are to be held In
the Commercial club. with "gnbfeat
ana lunch" ~ Masonic hall ~ $50
y, m. October 49, The pamphlet
gives list 81 the leading hotter and
nmunement places. and has the fol-
lowing.
Albuquerque ~ the largest city IN
New Mexico. II IN situated practically
w the Neogra phical center 0s the new
ntqie ana ~ IA commercial and lnduh-
TRIAL center, as well as ~ chief dis
triputlng point. u IN headquarters for
the states great livestock Industry, OF
enormous Lumber manufacturing en-
terp9iHoa and the center Of a highly
srriFaiea farming district. wher1 ~
IRIDIUM may ~ heen IN ~ most lhgH.
~ drVolOprd form NJ we'll AZ In tho
form found IN use when the Spanlards
first found their way into the south
west three centuries ago.
The modern Albuquerque IN city
~ .eautiful homes; well lighted: well
paved; well governed. pleasant
place for a vial,. and an interesting
one. The ancient village Of Aibu.
uuerQue, reached by trolley cars, wlth
ita winding streets. its plaza and It's
picturesque cathedral. IN 10 be seen
az u has stood for centuries To tho
north aud south are Pueblo Indian
villages. perfect types 81 the nrchl-
lecture and manners and customs
found here by the CnnqulstndoroE
The wonderful collections Of the
Harvey nuseum and Indian building,
hlenketn. pottery, baskets and archae.
illogical treasurer alone make the trip
10 Albuquerque worth while. II IN
bat "A nights Journey to the Petrified
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
PERSONALS.

u, c., j. r. ANA Chaa. Hawkins
three brothers hailing from "a. Louis.
NO, were here yesterday Ia "Fian-
derh-I0" roadster 90 route 10 the Pa
cific coast, This sturdy little ma
chine carried, besides the three men,
asa excess 81 900 pounds IN baggage,
consisting 81 camping pnraphernailn,
etc. Since leaving liz eastern terrni-
nus the little roadster had carried les
hof ioad without "a single mishap.
A landmark OF the early days In
nov practically demolished with the
taking down 81 the familiar old "Wi-
ley mlll' on BnrelRs road between
Lead and Coal avenues The mill was
butt by the late ". \. Wiley In 1881.
W. \. Patterson, New Mexico gem
erai agent for the Equitable i.ife AS
Eurnnce society. mas returned from 70
two weeks business trip over the
state. he reports the most promising
business conditions.
JoHeiita O. Sediilo has filed a suit
In the district furt asking judgment
against the Santa Fe railroad In the
sum u $1,000 ms compensation for
the deakh 80 her huaiaand, whoaWaN
killed In the lower yards several
months agO. The plaintiff claims
sedilio met his death az the result of
negligence on the part OF the defend
ant company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
PROGRESSIVE
tcontinusa from rage ons.l

a progressive. out Of the senate. 10
which the people had hoRornbly and
legally elected him by a majority Of
lf9 votes. and for this act they had
lno excuse except the excuse Of IA
lhiGhwayman or the bully. and be-
| cnnHe he was too manly 60 become a
party 20 their intrisues against the
Touching briefly on the national
political situation, Colonel Prchard
said that the prOgreaaives OF New
Mexico cannot accept the nomination
Of Mr.. TAFT az the candidate Of the
republican party Of the nation.
we believe with an unmlataknkle
firlnncss 81 judgment that he In the
receiver ~ stolen honors as candl-
date for president" declared Colonel
Prchnrd. we contend that his
Nomination was brought about BY
manipulation, ana theft lei arrogant
defiance nf the Expressed public
thought ana action ~ the people"
ffofcrrinK 10 the platforms Of tho
two old parties. Colonel i'Fiehnrd said
with the exception Of the clause
~ the national Democratic platform,
that any tariff except foF revenue only
" unconstitutional the platforms at
the two old parties are Ike twin
brothers. ono 70 Initiative Of tho
HtUNNF NNM ANANtlHA A'N ANNfn HffuNNt
save BY name. IN them both you find
q paragon 81 meaningless words, the
same old platitudaB with a new coat
Of vnrnihh. the same promises kept 10
che ear With an rights reserved 40
break Thorn when called ON to keep
lhcn. The Republican platform
AtnFtn with the declaration that the
nnmr ~ Elncoln. the great leader, H.
recalled With 'vencrntlon and Hrntl-
iuGn." ana that this IN "a government
~ She pcOp.p, BY The people and for
the people. There should be a law
IN this country for the puniHhmont oil
any body 0f men using the name ~
the great Lincoln, or quoting his
ersdn IN q hypocritlcnl sense. The
acme Of irony h reached when con-
Vnhtlnn controlled by a band az polit.
Zeal tslchatern talk about generating
ghc name of lincoln.
Both Of the platforms 81 the old
parties are morn significant IA the
iniuHn they omit than IN The things
they contain. Aul even the Demo-
cratic platform declares for n COM
nlliullnAnl amendment ~ which iha
people cau elect "a the hnilul hoy
lheF United States senator's. aud both
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

the drilling proceeds with egg-size
gravel ana smaller When water
bearing stratum Ia encountered. the
casing viii be ciamped and held
while the auEur perforates the wa
bearing stratum excavating IL the
stratum caves until the floor OF the
stratum ~ reached. the casing N
then lowered until the funnel rests
upon the clay. IL an excavation has
been made in going through tho
stratum, sufficient gravel n fed Ia
from tho top around the outside OF
the casing 90 completely fiil this
cavity. The hole " continued In this
way Ia any depth desired. Thus Il
win be seem that perfect sfaVei
screen has been made which connects
al the water bearing strata of tho
well Any screen easing can be used
with this type but the sort 20 be used
In the sadler well viii be the shutter
screen easing. This IN a screen In
vented by "a. y. Iayno Of Houston.
Tex, In which the perfOratlonH are
made In a manner much resembling
the old fashioned shutters at a house.
a perforation that instead at weak
-ning OF the casing this perforated.
realty strengthens u. Mr. i.ayne,
who was here recently. states that
the type 81 well avobe outlined are
ihe best producers Ia the rice fioids
of the coast country. Ne says that
the gravel together with the ahdttcr
screen IA ample protection afainHt
the worst quickaahd that ~ ever
found. Mpaafn. Hhea & Ithcn are en-
thuaiaasio concerning this method.
and believe they win Re able to put
IN wells that win deleIop much
creator producing q Sacity than any
well now IN use IN Tho valley.
Mlns Grace uoebel county auperin-
tendent 81 schools. has arranged 10
have a number Of prominent educa-
tors visit and DELIVER addresses SO the
Luna county teachers institute.
which VIII he held N Deming from
August 18th "a the atst. the normal
win BE- conducted w Miss 0oobei
with Prof. J. r. Taylof an instructor.
aud the following lecturers; Dr. g. NJ.
Light OF silver city; Dr, Prank ~. n.
ROberts Of Las Vegas, Prof. Conway
and President w. II Garrison, both
81 the Agricultural college Of New
Moxlco and state superintendent 81
public instruction. Avian n. white.
A. A. uouglfaa brought 10 town
thla morning a spray Of . peach tree
three feet long and several hrHc
peaches aroNn, he nayN On q tree on
has homestead five miles west %
town. the trees not having received
any irrlseslon tol hstecn monihA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
MODERN OAIRYING
METHODS USED
ON nMBREs
Luna County Dairyman Has
Some Good Pointers on silO
and Proper Crops for En-
silage.


Especial Correspondents 20 IcraId.l
Dsming, y. NJ. July 2s.--Aibert
Ernst. who has developed farm "A
short distance southwest OF Deming.
and who was formerly n dalryman Of
Louisville, ny. IL very enthusiastic
concerning the possibilities OF the
dairy business here. He states that
he will put In a allo this fall capable
81 holding feed for twenty or twenty
five cows for seven months. He
thinks tins above groend Hiio u not
the proper one TO mort condition.
here. lie Intends 10 Install an under
ground sllo fifteen feet In diameter
and thirty feet deep. The sand aud
gravel which ne VIII take from the
excavation, Will be, he says, ample
for making the concrete with which
~ VIII line the same, ~ the onisfe
expense VIII be mercy that Of the
excavation and the cost OF the cement
and the lining of the excavation with
concrete.
with the above ground silo," H-ya
Mr.. Ernst. you must have al least a
twenty horse power engine for blow
ing the material into the top OF ths
structure. With the underground
clio. on che other hand. five horse
power will be sufficient Tor cutting
the green feed aud emptying Il into
the nilo."
Regarding the proper crop for on
allnge. Mr. Ernst says: milo maize, !
believe, n the Ideal crop, u contains
about the prpper proportion of stalk
and grain. With Indian corn. here
Il too much forage IN proportion TO
the amount Of grain II Yields. ON
twenty rcrcs, can grow enough milo
make TO feed about thirty cows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
NEW TYPE OF WELL
INSTALLED By DRILLING
FIRM ON THE MIMBREs

gpReeiai CeEFeapnaaeaee a. she meyalaD
benling, n. NJ July ~. Mcnsrs,
ishea 4 sthea. .ona 81 the oldest woll
drilling firms N she valley. an
nonnca their lntanflnn ~ Installing a
new type Of well Tor a. NJ. sadlor
seven miles east OF town. Tho augcr
rl6 VIII be- used a. heretofore. but a
new device 10 the shape Of a funnel
steel shod win be attached to the end
os the casing. fnnnol with shoe
thirty inches Ia diameter, viii be az
fixed 10 the twenty-four inch easing,
and tho auger and rlmmor win work
en- the inside 81 THIS from the start
II WIN be- seen that twen,y-four-
Inch easing inside . thlrty.lnch hole
leaves space ~ thFoe inches no-
tween the wall of lhe we'll and the
casing. This Win - kept fllled a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

Forest ana Grand Canyon. Towaine
gnonnlHiH4 aud pIclurNaNHH canyons
may b. reached IN two hours ~
automobile. over perfect fpadH.
The altitude ~ Aibuqutfque is|
IAN Il Teas than eight Inches. average
HUMILITY 81 per cent. mean nHnuai|
Temperature 7b degrees The nli-yenr
climatic conditions afe ldenl. There
arc generally 800 clendieaa days inI
.eyss,, , nan,b sor eisif hst. me
daye are days 81 s,ihHniIlc. Dtt not too
warm, whlie the nights are delight
fni. clothing ordinarily worn Us the
Central states during Oofp4or VIII Dol
found desirable
Bet6nse Of hs central Iocaii0n'
|up01 the Aichlton. Toppkp and SANTA
ne aysiem. Albuquerque ~ ire IdeaiI
Surgeons association. Main iines OF
the system from chleaae - San
Franrisco. from Denver 10 ~ pnsO.
md from i.ns Angelea % tho Gulf OF
Mexico inferseci mere. Twelve
through psasonEcr Grains daily give
absolutely efficient aerylce IN ali d.
rectlofp and make poHiiiF and pleas
sonSbweat Tho city ~ the aite ufl
ono ~ the Target zhop plants on the
syRiom ~ well ~ the conipany'sl
chief tie AMI timber tffafinf plnnt
and also ~ one ~ the largest Coast
Lines bospitrls. Commercially Aibu-
iluerque ~ the most important point
betw Denver and Los Angeles.
New MrxicD state Fair.
Dates Of this meeting fan during
the Annual New Mexico State fair,
which has been held each year for
thirty-thTee years This, as the first
fair sire New Mcxicu's Admission ~
"a state. viii be- OF unusual magnitude
and interest II viii bring together a
representative exhibit of farm pro-
duct i1 ali pnris of the state. The
umuHsni,i program Includes al
baseball tournament by last teams
Tor purae 81 $500, horse
racing, an aviation meet ana an-
ana motor cycle
speed contests over twenty-m mile oval
course. extending across the great
nesn east Of Albuquerque 10 the tow.
nr!na saudia mountains In addition
there viii be- Indian dancing. rOpinF.
relay racing and all the primitive /
sports of the native people which
make the New Mexico fair absolutely
unique The city n In gala attire ana
the people ~ the whole state flock 10 I
Albuquerque while the fair u IN prog +,
reas.
For yoiif further Information a
handsome illustrated hook IL being
sent YOU under another cover, which (
gives detailed Information about Al !
buqucr0ue ana the surrounding re-
giDn. You viii lind this book inteT.
estlnR.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

iinne atuirntnrn1 lnnt IA ann nonn.
llW sisted ire DftaIdinH ofIictf
'rhflf iaTms have henp improved
onf aiorkHd Win tools. machInfry;
ietidenefN nave bean pnIIt ana |ffl.
gallon sysltins completed I1Ie four
settlements COMPLIES hHtwtan zoe
ffImnte places the average indNi1uol
u44lnrtf of each family lncludinR Inn
NIHfflnenfr. water rights and stock
~ ffo,oOb. Persona familiar with
conditions ~ the colonies any ihnt 20
abandon their farm fncaDg prnctic.
aliy complete ions az bplldinBs and
fnuccs Will be destroyed. chunls ana
diiches Ililed, crops now aln1rst ready
~ b. harvested, lost ~ KiDltn tnd
sfHrcE pIllaRedr
Meeting houses and other bulld|nRe
~ the church IN Mexico arc said %
~ worth tiSs.ooo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

platforms are woefully silent on the
Initiative aud referendum. We note
with unfelgned surbrlse. however,
that the Democrnta say nothing az all
about aixtocn 10 one, or the impcr-
ialistic tendencies 10 It's friend and
neiehbor
Whatever these old organizations
may have been In thv past ana how
ovor much they have done for the
country, thcy have ouiliyod their use
fulnesa for they have departed from
their original creed and no longer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

San Antonio, Texan. Inlf H.
Emilio NaFaue1 Comes and five ~
his followers today we're held under
heavy bonds 10 4 federal efnh0 Jury
os charges ~ violating Cnitad States
neutrality laws
This action waH ordered AZ the pre-
liminary hearlng 81 the hccuaed men.
reNefal WeoAa nRo fl0iuGz went a.
Juafez to asfume tie "pTueiaional
preaidencY" ~ Mexico A dlHasree-
ment With Orozco. The rebel chief,
upset the plan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
CYCLONE JONES REPORTS
% l-S BUSHELS OF WHEAT
TO ACRE NEAR CLOVIS
tspeclaI Corresponaence % HeraIa.l

tSpccInI Correspondents 20 IIcFhId.l
Clovis. n. NJ. July 2S.-Ciovia and
Curry county have been blessed with
abundant rains asrin this week. and
the farmers are rejoicing \ fine
crop OF everything IL assured and an
air oi renewed confidence and hope
"a 10 be- plainly felt everywhere.
Wheat ~ beihg threshed this week
and the yield "A far better than was
expected. "Cyclono" Jones. who has
"a farm a short distance north ~
Clovis. has finished and marketed Ills
wheat crop. u threahed him out an
average OF 23h bushels per acre.
Some wheat Va the county Will not do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

When you fesl lazy, out OF sorts
ana yawn a good deal In the daytime.
you can charge Il 90 a torpid liver,
which has allowed the system TO get
full OF impurities. HERBINE cures
al disorders produced By an inactive
liver. II Strengthens that organ.
Cloansca the bowels and ruts the ays-
tom In good healthy condition. Price
80 cents. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

A bad taste On the mouth comes
from . disordcred stomach. and back
~ that r. usually a torpid llver:---A
condition which invites disease
IfEHBfNE IL the remedy needed. II
corrects the stomach aud makes the
liver active and regular Price SOC.
SOLD ny al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

MADEIRA, Mpgico. july sa.--The big
plant 81 the Naderh Lumber company
closed this afternoon and the en-
their women aud children were sent
out last week The plant a. Pearson
o. expected 10 close thla week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

80 well as this, white some few fields
are making oven a better Yield.
Farmer Tinsley OF the Santa re.
Is here today In conference with Clio.
Wis people la reference TO county
fair preliminary to the state fair Mt
Albuquerque. lie II making strong
effort 10 get county fair In every
county In the state this year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

'Wllh ne bf1talllae prices % mix
land cream. Gan NeN ~ reason why
fosfYine a6Hnla A ~ tefy profit.
able business here" Nf kFna has
len irrIsailon well which delivers
900 gkilunt ~ water Dff minute,
electric motor. ~ hae fifteen acres
IN alfaIfa end thirty acres IN iced
crops and vegetables Ne came here
NDnHf two years ago. and states that
~ II greatly pleased with the change
from Louisville. Ky. here
workmen win begin IN n few days
tearing down the old wall Of the nas
kcr building On The cofnqr " spruce
street and Hllytf Avenue, which VIII
Teplgssa ~, Y !, z I'eH eEIek WI YIN
OK neu adidlnint baker bhlidlnq %
8nsee nfeeg now oeoupied ~ the
lfilfchgleld millinery. cane-iIgnw Land
company. and Dr. Hoffman ard DR.
Moit. The inside Of the buildlnf vii
also be- renovated.
Tho board u directors OF tho
Chamber 81 C0Inmefee had a cali
meeting today, having failed 70 meet
Nothing except routine ptsiness was
NJ o Garrett. secretary ana treas.
urer ~ the Ia union Community
Ditch company. ann1unees hla intsn-
zion 81 coming 90 the Aimbres valley
ana setting otf 4 fvfty-arre orchard
This fall
REV. Duncan Matheson OF Mlslila
park. has been chosen by the preaby.
terrain church here ~ pastor for the
ensuing year. Rev. Matheson h now
on q vacation IN California.
The county surveyor. Edwin NJ
Carter, has Just completed b man 81
Luna county, showing al roads, teic-
graph aud telephone lines, power
uansmisaion lines. railroads, towns,
cemeteries agd Irrigation bitches.
Representative =. j. Smith n adj
vocating the cooperative purchasing
Of fuel oil ~ the farmers Of the
county. He states that q great say.
ing can be effected In this way.
A. u. Hhadinaar OF Columbus
n. NJ. has filed a mandamus suit toI
compel the county clerk 10 issue to
him a llcufise 20 DO a saloon buaiaeesI
IN Columbus. The hearing ~ sci for
July a. Before Judge Colin Ncbiett
~------s--e----.--ie,.--.---.
when the babv n e,tfferfne tha
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

s,ings or bites OF ins@ce that are
followed by dwellings,. pain OF Itch
Ing should BIO treated promptly as
they are poisonous. T3Ai.I.ARD'B
SNOW IMMINENT counteracts the
poison. II is both antlsaptlc and
healing. Price 25c, Ser and 800 per
bottle. Sold by al dSusgists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

when the baby is suffering the
double affllotlon Of he, weather and
bowel disorders. the remedy needed
n M'oEE's BABY ELlXIn. II re.
duces the feveFlah condition, oorrecis
the stomach ana checks i0oaeneas OF
the bowels. Prica sbc ana 5Oo per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

Born, Monday. July 20, son 10
Dr; and Mrs. j. .. Rchwentker OF
iass Yves, Marquette avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
400 LATE no CLAssIFY.

For RENT Extra nice rooms. fur.
nlshed, ground. floor. Private en-
trance, with porch. Phone iI69. ap
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04
auIbe | Garlifornia.

San Sranciseo. 6al., 27oe Dec.
-5or isrite Sang paa ilere aar
bar oct miotrc 6orliiornio tnut en-
.bpio Sui. life bUio meb pirfelig
Sne, men meo Sim. og 5roitlag.
Semperoturen | De Yar toite Tiger
bar parieret mellem 20 @raocr I'll
32 ooer 3ero.
Sia San gernaromo meincs on,
bet foIoeite geir paa tppe Ior. Ter.
mometrei noterebe iaa Iapt ion 22
@raber oper 3ero. men Der ifol In.
gen Sfaoc p9re iorpolot paa gppeI.
iinbsiten.
Range az De ipbIieere appeilin.
iirss bapGe oct foloere Ronoag Wat.
enc man fan minoes paa I9nge. &
Ell Del al Cos anscIes Gountp par
Der 16 @raoer oper 3ero. meo %
| Hiperiioe.
isrnattrGr yIomk.
@initeo. Gcnn.. 27oe Tecbr.-,
Baa @runb al ufropanliat parini
0eir bcromfrina | ben iioite Tin
itaor Sriiattr1r wIomit. Gnfelt'
Roier og 1lomi:er itaor | Qnor ftr'
Naaneoer for Gtben.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-01-04

VI aoot yipt Nur sul,er ui ale
- Sisieton guneus GGlere. bdaoe
il9rnt % n0r. meo 0aab ON at bette
9Inr mautte briuoe Spite % Geliilno
ino subusr ROromanOs Slsm.
Oct eamle Mar iom MI oa ct laat
tilbaas bupos mol al WooaauGs / M
Stleo. oa mun1e pnr Dc ION vi isle
Dem, lGroelesbeO oe minore bemlo.
leoe YipbpaQere lom beGuuote mso gooi
Sndb Oh arbelpsoe tropGroiat ior at
i,db, Ct 0oot Diem, inr iius ajGre. Ssi
Ter boa uo Tor. at olsie ct a. ben
0ate EoneerGt. ior oe bar litt opglr.
ei Slmpcn. men bOl0er pe0 me
Siem. oQ orriur pll .VOrtn" ioa9
brinae lin euioloi9e Eat. ior ocu
Ststte Te bar alpet % Del ioruuuo'
ne Mar. Og sniter. al osi nps Mar
mantte blipe bGloiaere iOr eoer. 1et'
tc Ylaos Sormaal. CT at brlnae yiubez
Der til ganosmGnO iIrrni pg nrr;
oa liaele0es cr Der o0iIa Spaiterum
icm liaar iii Ra0oiabeo Tor Sdnos
mQno, hpor Dc ian uotrptte line
Menin9sr ON aGmpen Ior 5llpGs
relisn. o9 at iortGas nosle Npbeoer
iii Snieresis for line Weoborarre.
Slo os M iaa bore mere ira eoer
bet tpmmeuos Nnr. rpr oerpeo blIs
per Ylooet mere lnieres'dnot, 0g
uso eoers Stsits tan Sldoet bliue ct
meo BE- beone gioropslieu. Sio Noro'
mano billie gioromano. fortGle ON
line eriarinser i lit oaaIiae Sir@u.
ior Der er meaet at lGre AZ oetts. os
ulsr glaoet til lin ilGr Wleli naat
bet iommtr. lOroi oct altlo oil brInae
no9ct ion lnieres'crer.
Com nj beapnoer bette m: aar. er
ri iah beiluiiei paa at ilGmpe Tor
at opretboloe o9 iorirsmme bet 9oot
% Gple. inameast iom bore 'aitIS'
suucr lirGiitr I'll; men oa pl er lad
meaet opiaaet al aampen tor a'l'
pUrelien tohrmsr ri cite tiliort; msT
peo epsrs SiGlp o0 Samplrte taI
ri lsttere naa Waalei.
st aoot Npt glar. o9 5ai Tor oe
@amle.