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City OF Washington. District Of Columbia, -:
!. CLARENCE CORSON. cashier OF the
abovs-named bank do solemnIy swear that
the above statement Is true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief
CLARENCE CORSON. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF August, 1913
THOS. II. YOUNG,
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
JOHN JOY EDSON
ALBERT F. FOX
BENJAMIN W. GUY,
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
DAVID J. KAUFMAN.
JOHN MITCHELL. Jr.,
3. FRANCIS SAUL.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
GEO. W. ?. SwARTZELL.
Directors.
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Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5525, 949 81
District of Columbia. City OF Washington. IS:
l. EDISON B. OLDS. Treasurer OF the
above-named bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true. TO the best Of
my knowledge ard belief.
EDISON b oLDS. Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
nth day OF August. 1915.
ALBERT W SIOCSSA. Notary Public
Correct Attest:
Bernard r Green. George E Hamilton,
J. NOta Mctiill d. s Porter.
Chas = Wilson. charles Jacobsen,
Geo y McI.anahan. u. J. Kaufman.
George E. Fleming, j. II. Snail jr,
James &. I.ambie. J. II Crawford
Directors
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I4Z,S6o "
District of Columbia. City OF Washington, IS:
l. JOHN H BALTZ. cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
JOHN II. BALTZ, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of August 1913.
JULIEN E. MATTERN. Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
JULIUS I. PEYSER. A. D. PRINCE.
FRED MCKEE. LOUIS A. DENT
WM. H. LINKINS, GEO. II. JUDD.
CHAS ". DARR. JOHN H CARTER.
CHAS. J. LANGMEAD, TOWSLEY 4. McKE EsE
Directors.
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District OF Columbia. City OF Washington. s..
l. WILLIAM II. SAUNDERS. president OF
the aL"ve-named bank. do spIeEunIy swear
that The above statement Is true to the best
= my kuowle,lge and belief
WILLIAM II. SAUNDERS. President.
Subs' Tih-d ami sworn to before Inc this
l2,h day % August r9I@.
SAM'L 9. HILL. Notary Public.
COrTeCt-Attest:
WILLIAM II SAUNDERS.
?. " E%TES
= - kIDPFER
ROBERT SOMMERVILLE.
J. EREI' NTEtiEH.
.I.D \ FITZSINMOES.
g. SAUNDERS.
= BUEDY.
~NNUEl. ! PRESCOTT
NpI. II ATKINSON
FRANK " GDLGI 40.
TIOS SOMEREII,Lr.
DirsCtorL
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Total ......-..... cd. ............... 500 81 s.
District q; |nlu-lhIa. city o" washlng' ~. IS:
l. WILBUR II. ZEPP. cashier OF the above
narn"I bank. do sols.uuIy swear THAI the
abov- statement Is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
WILBUR II. ZEPP.
Cashier.
Subscribed and s."r1 10 before me this
18th day OF Augusr 1913
:. A TERRY. Notary Public.
CorreCt-Attos'
WADE II. COOPER.
CFiA$ \ GOLDSMITH.
joins J SIlEl.IiE.
OSCAR BA1M
WILLIAM T. DAVIS.
" T. . PE>Ny.
WlLB'R n. ZETP.
Directors
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RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ,352. $50 46
Overdrafts. secured and unsecured l794 -
U. S. bonds to secure circulation. IOo 900 %
posits ................................ 1900 %
posits 1870. $50 13
Premiums on U. s. bonds Ls07 %
lures ...................':........... 277,1s3 "a
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city OF Washington. District Of Columbia ss:
I. EDMUND s. WOLFE. Cashier OF the
above named bank. do sOlemnly swear, that
the above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
EDMUND S. WOLFE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF August. 1913.
H g FINKEL Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
Ralph P Barnard J w Harper
". W. Bride. William p. Lipscpmb
Chas. J. Butler. Gersnn Nordlinger.
John w Chidress. Robert Lee OBrien
John 7. Devine, Charles c. Rogers,
VIM. X. Ellis. y L. Sansbury,
9 J. G0ckeler Ell Sheetz
Robert y. Harper. Robt R Tuttle.
Alexander T. Hensey. ]. 5. Tyree
james VI Hoge Sidney West
". 5. HoEe. Martin WieEand.
Lewis Holmes
niractora
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OIdl
District OF Columbia. city or washington s..
I WILLIAM SEI,BY Cashier OF the above
named bank do solennly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM SELBY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of August, 1913.
CSeal.I ROBT. a. ClSSEl, Notary Pubic.
CorTrCt-attest:
l.. 4. Barr, y. Leonard,
GcUrgt NJ. Bowers. ]. 3. Linton.
G. Bowie Chapman. 9. H Liy!mEstone
/ A. clarke Geo. W. Holmes.
! II CRAWFORD } \. Ma"dc,.
John T. Crowley. William Selby.
p / DuIanev VIM. +. Shannon,
r. e DuI;n James F shea.
Davis Elkins. Thos SomeryiIlc.
Azel Ford j. Stanley Brown.
W T Galliher, George F. Walker.
Isaac Cans, Byron wallerstein.
J.. W. Groomes ii. K. Narnr'd.
James b Henderson. J. c Weldon.
J. WIN. Henry. DirectorA
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No. L..
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
SECURITY SAVINGS
AND COMMERCIAL
BANK,

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia
at the close of business. August 3, 1918.
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'roTsI -----.------ -.--..... N7O IS q
r,ls.,t~: ~ -orurrhia. CTtv Il Washington. IS:
! BESTOR r WALTERS. Treasurer-Cash-
ier .,f th.- above named bank. do solemnly
sy, ear tha, ,h- aJp." statement If true TO
tL.. Des; Of my kuowI~dE- and belief.
RESTDR r WALTERS. Treasurer.
sGUs. -i!od and "orn 10 before me this lfth
dav Of August. 1872
WM. T POOLE. Notary Public.
CorreC; -AIias.-
JAS A SAMPLE.
+ J. N~Q1'A1F
l. NJ COOK.
JAS GIBES.
! EESSETII.ERE.
II : PO'EEI.I.
Nm r BALLARD.
NlIAITON + LESTER
WN p CINl1.I"E.
louis e Wilson,.
directors.
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No. :.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK,
RESOURCES

Al Washington in the District OF Columbia
at the close Of business August 2. 1873.
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No. II.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON,
No. II.
RE-OUI.CES

At Washington. In thr District OF columbia
al The clos" II bu>!U' IS August 9. 1918.
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RE-OUECES
Loans and discounts ....-.. .. $I,II6,Tbi s.
O,~rdrs;rs. srrur,! al4 unsecured ~, c@
L. :. bonds to >"ru.r circulation. l.njO,oUO 20
Othcr 1"u4s To- s'r.L0' T.. =. de
post. ......... .. ........ .-... - 40
Prrmiu.ns uu 1. > uon .s.......... $50, oo
Bonds. s~"mi'i's. ",r. ........-....- :,,f.,N, ~
Bank!u- arus,. .. .............. L~.ypD b,
Other r-lI estate OWN. I............ ..Gli 3
Due fro.!, national banks mot rc-
serve GErHJSI .. ...... ........-..- Ii, IL -
Due from stale AMI private banks
and bankers. trust companies
and s-tIIuLs banks ..... w'J :,
Due nom liIr'."! reserve agents .@i 49, -
Checks and orn-: cash items 81 ,ul .E
E"Chang'> '"I ,I.IfIuE b. .rIy.. Dl.I>. N.'
Nut's a1 ''a'., utrIonal l.,ur- ~. %
FIa"''''. " i.'.'I 'uarcu.}. nick, i-.
Ia L-tul u.ul... '-'r.r In hu: n. W.
I.t.,"~a: nu.. @o.,o.,
Ked~uprr.n ...a .Il e. i~.a--
ur"r C.. l". ,r"t i cir. ular.,n, a.,o o.
T";al s-,n."s, 4
LIlHilITIfS
ChIi'al g, pat. in ..-........... E.".o.''7' 30
Tndi,ir,4 In r.~,. lcS e1r~se. -
and tax iaII "".r" g.
Na.i.nH f.rr 4 ,rn.s ,ur,llu.i1- l"'".-o, ~
Due - ''|'r r.'"..H
Du,. ,., ~',,- .,I...I..,~
bamEs :,ui l.r.r..- IC1.. :.
Dl~ 20 t,.-. .u...,..--
ana .a. lr. .a ..- -..i 4,
Inii,iH.,' r.. ~rfs suh-
jccr up ....h L7;:.s.1 ~
Certified .h,,A- MN ~
Cashiers CHECKS out
rtaudiup .......... "a ""
United state. ,i,Iarsir .. f.-,,@1 -
Ii"I.sl's : dis
bursinr o.n,aIs ........ I@a c>6 a
a"i1 - -
Bon i"aron.I ............. ..,.. l@'.''r' 90
Toni c-rs."., :
CT, Of Wa-h,n-..l. Irr.rri., "f '."lun1'.. So
!. y " lnHF Cashier Of the ''.'."-
Manuel ,auk. .l, sol.u.uly swear that the
aho.' H'ar' Il"u, is true. to 'ho brs' OF my
know I"I-" and b,l.rf
Il RUFF. ris.n''.
Subscribed and sworn to before Iu" this
1'th da' O. august. l'l".
FKANk H GIlMuNE
Notary Public
Correc;-Arrs,..
" J. KEHOE
WIAETDN f LES TER
HENL :. GRANES.
l. T. ANDEf.NS.
ODEII. SMITH.
FREIERICk W IT.. .'''E
MATFH'E +. Il.NNN
iETHI'R MAY.
CHhS r WHITE
GEO 1. SHARkFN.
.. W. MESS
Z. BAKER EVANS.
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No. -.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
LINCOLN NATIONAL
BANK

AT Washington. n the District Of Columbia.
at the close Of business August 3, 1913.
The Washington times., 1913-08-15
ements of Washington Banking Institutions
mdmR@ R@pm mCM
No. -.
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
of the
DISTRICT NATIONAL
BANK,
RESOURCES.

At Washington, D. C. at the close Of busi-
ness August 9. 1918.
The Washington times., 1913-08-15
No. IL.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
PARK SAVINGS BANK

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia
at the close Of business August ?. 1918.
RESOURCES.
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PF.SOr 'l:rr.S
-. ,...S '..rir, ~ e.. &,..,5.-o; ~
D.c~.lr.trrs. uue", I.''i !"
anna. -.rIrlrl,s etc.. lis'.'.J -
ia. 1inS :.1us". furniture and iN-
,,.t r.,I estate o,yn-.i 49,. o,
due f.yin national bank. Ia-.'-i :,
Iu,. :r.m state and private banks
S,.' a.. n,.. n..rhy ... ,,o.s.o >?
cI.,.y and ,,rnrr cash items =. 81 -
sils OF orncI national banks. 500 20
F'ra,tioI.t. paper ,urr'n"y. nIck"is
aIf r.I,i .... -. ........ ,G 8
Iay,. go. l,...r..y r~s, rye IN bank viz:
I., ........ $50. 72O -
- 7-.l7. %
To,,I ............................ s.Co4. .S72 IS
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At Washington, in the District OF Columbia
at the close OF business, August 2, 1913.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts S43c. 80 IS
Ov"riIaits. secured and unsecured Al o.
Bonds to secure Postal Savings. 4,5t0 %
Bonds, securities, etc................ 1870 oS
Banking house, furniture. and fix
lures ..................... $3.50 %
Due from national
banks .................. 2O.S7s GI
Due from State and pri-
Vate banks and bankers,
trust companies. and
savings banks .-........ 32,IS5 s.
Checks and other cash
items .................... 1880
Exchanges for clearing
houso ................... lS6492
Fractional paper Curren-
Cy, nickes. and cents. 223 30
Lawful money reserve
in bank, viz
Specie .. ..........-...... l-.@cI %
Legai-tender notes ..... l.r0 -
7ios7 q
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock PAID In................ 500 90 %
Surplus fund ......................... jo.oOO 0J
Undi,lIcd proats. less EXPENSES
and taxes paid .-...-....... ..... l51 "a =
DIc 10 national banks. $Il 695 90
Due 10 trust rp'npanies
and savings banks s... ISgI b
Indi, dual deposits sub
Jet to rheCk....-.-... So. "a 20
Iucil dual deposits.
ings .................... 3.4s@ 73s Gs
gIuc certificates Of de-
ppsIt .... ...... ....... 32Ie u
certified checks I.-,4s -
Cashiers checks out
standing .... ...--- - l.
Postal savings dep sits. Gon %
--- 4.os. ~ u
Reserved for Interest TO d"TOSi'"Ts a. 90 %
Reserved for laNes .... ........ 100 90
Deferred payment on Stumph
building ..........................'.. 4,.yOo 90
Tora. .............. ........ ..... 490cs7 -
Djs..lc, Of Columbia. cav or Washington. -
HOWARD MORAN. treasurer Of the
sly,, named bank. DO soI@mUIy swear ;hIt
the above statement - true 10 the hes,
Of my know ledge AMI h-.lef.
HOWARD MORAN.
Subscribed and saorn to before ne mi.
I3Ih day Of AuEuAi. 1919.
IOHN \. PET rI, N"rar, Public. D -.
,c,r. Ct Attest.
T. F Saul John ShuGhrue
William NJ lc'. John r.. Gei"T.
Anthony Ga"-l"T, W N + Sha mon.
VIM Il Burcn. James F. Shea.
Alex s Clarke. X. Harrison johnson
J. Philip Hermann, John II. Rupert,
Directors
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Due from national banks
mot reserve agents.. o. $3.50 lsj IS
Due from state ana pri-
rBte banks and bankers,
trust companies and
savings banks ......... 80 2iS 90
Due from approved re-
serve agents ......... lC0. 2O4 s.
Checks and other cash
Items .................... 21.22s 90
Exchanges for clearing
house ...................' SSs23 %
Notes Of other national
banks .............,..... $3.50 90
Fractional paper curren-
nickels and cents. 80 so
Lawful money reserve
in bank. viz:
Specie ................... 2.S3I75
Legal-tender notes 60. 9I.352 %
Redemption fund with u. s. Treas
urer go of circulation). )............
D.
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No. 20.
REPORT Or THE CONDITION
Of thr
ANACOSTIA BANK,

.NNACOSTIA. D. c.
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia.
at the close Of business. August ?. 1915.
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No. IL.
REPORT or TIE CONDITION
OF the
MCLACHLEN BANKING
CORPORATION
RESOT E,ES

~ Washng' n. in the District OF columbia
N the close OF business. August ?. 1913.
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No. 3
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS
BANK

At Washington. in ~. District Of columbia
al the close OF business August =. 1915.
RESOUR,'I.S
Loans and discounts ... ........-.. $50 @"
banking house, furniture and fixtures 90 o.,
Due from State ana private banks
and bankers trUs, companies. and
savings banks ..... ...-..--...-.. 3.s1G -
Fractional IapeT currency. nt~k~is
and cents -.... .-.....-..----..-. II ~
Lawful money reserve in hank.
Specie ............................ a5
To,sI ........... 5-gsg u
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid .......-....-..S 81. .50 %
Individual deposits subject 10 check. 3.457 81
Total ...................... ............ q. ..s3 81
District Of Columbia City Of Washington. IS
J. WIN. A. BOWIE Cashier OF the above
named bank. do sOIemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
wM A BOWIE
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
IA. Day OF August. 1918
FRANK OWEN. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
W. A. BOWIE cashier,
JOHN H. SIMMS.
JOHN W. LEWIS.
LOGAN JOHNSON.
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RE>OU RCES.

RF.~DU RCES.
Loans and discounts ....... s >.- 70 ..3
Overdraf.s secured au4 UIs'., urcI IS
Accrued interest on Investments. - ~ u
bonds. securities. etc ............. 57S Ia 10
Banking hOus" furniture and fiX-
lures .............. .... .......... IGz.52O 70
Other rsa. esrat" ow ned. branrhr~
and StuUph building ............ d. l59 SO
Due froul national hanks ssl0.5S6 ..
LJ.,. from state and pm
vac banks ana bank
ers. trust cOlnpanlcs.
and savings banks. ,"Cp0 %
Checks ami O'H"T cash
i,-nn- ...... ln-77 a
Exchanges for tearing
houS, Dal56 ~
l'sa nilonal paper rurrrn-
g., nick"ls and reu,s -.,7I j.
Lawful money reserve IN
bank viz
Sneri. ..-.... .. l-b.7.. I.
Is-a.-,rnIcr notes ]. 10 -
&c, s
To,al e. .................. ... ..... 44so oa7 -
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No. II.
REPORT OF ne CONDITION
Of the
FEDERAL NATIONAL
BANK.
IiF.~Ot' 'RCE%

At washington. I. :. Al tIo dose OF bust
ness August g. 1913
The Washington times., 1913-08-15
No. 10.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
UNITED STATES
SAVINGS BANK,

At Washington, in the District of Columbia,
at the close OF business, August 2, 1913.
The Washington times., 1913-08-15
No. q.
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION.
OF ;he
NATIONAL SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY,
90. .,.. 3. .. .,..,-i,, - e. l.,,,rhia

- Washington IL. :..- DIsrri't %: . lunIDia.
Al tn. close Of husirl - Augnsl Q. 1913.
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LIABILITIES.
Ca,u,l stool; paid In UGo 90 "a
GrITnIus Iurd ............. Loo. 90 o.
I.r.ii. iIef ur,nrs. less expenses
,nI IaX,s uaId ....... ....-....... leO36I p
Inn. national banks --......... iJ4SS -
Due to trust companies and say
ing. ra9ks ...... ............. 49, 81
rnJI, glu;,i DEPOSITS subject to check Cl36o6I 81
rir-, certificates Of deposit 374.7 7m q
Crrr,I.l checks Observation-Disclosures. S30l s.
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L. c STRIDER.
FRANK :. BRIGHT.
RATES WARREN.
JAMES TRIMBLE.
II. &. BYRD. Jr..
TTusteeA
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RE ORD CT DEPOSITS
January -. l9l3 "n"uinG du" Si1I 9S. .,
February t. 1913. & .mptru'lcr all 71,.6l" -
AnriI 4 1913 CnInptroIIar's call H1-.N,- rs
June l. 1917. Comptroller cal. .. l69."12 -
August ., 1918, Comptroller call. / cS9, s69 OI
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Total ...................... 900 n IS
D,stri-, 81 Columbia. city Of Washington. IS .
GEORGE HOWARD. Treasurer CT the
at,,, -I.tlf.,d b@nk. 10 s.icmnly swear that
rre above - tferlen: IS true to the best Of
III, Luo,. l"dr" and belief
GEORGE HOWARD. Treasurer.
Sr,bs--jLe,i ana yTOrn to before mo this
Irn dAv of August. 1912.
ALBERT II. SHILLINGTON.
Notary Public.
FRANK ". STONE.
". \ II. CHURCH.
W Y. cox.
WALTER g. CLEPHANE,
UM QTICKSALL,
W. H WALKER.
Directors.
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No. /.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
RIGGS NATIONAL
BANK,
At Washington, in the District OF Columbia,
at the close Of business August 3, 1913.
HCE

Loans and discounts -, 10
Overdrsfts. secured and unsecured. l.
L. s. bonds TO secure circulation. l'0v
L. S. bonds to secure L. :. de-
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('"The Morris Plan.~
A. Washington. in the District Of Columbia,
at the close Of business. August g. 1913.
The Washington times., 1913-08-15
No. 10.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF THE
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia.
at the close Of business. August 3, 1913.
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Redemption fund with I. 5. Treas ..,.
urer (59c CT circulation ....-----.. VeOVS "
to TeseIi ,.,................ / 20. 6s7 %
Total .64I. .026 %
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-01-23
Parrott Buys Out Partner

Z. w. Parrott this week purchased
the interests of his partner, Irwin Rich
ards, IN the Lyric Theatre and is now
sole eaner Of the theatre Mr.. Rich.
ards viii remain with MIR. Parrott for
several weeks at least and expects to
move back 70 Woonsocket next month.
The Lyric has set & high standard in it's
line Of entertainment and the same fine
service That has characterized its per-
fOrmances viii BE continued By Mr..
Pargntt. Il il one Of the best motion
picture shows IN this part of the state
and the owners have III every way de'
served the patronage accorded them.
The people Of this city certainly ought
q appreciate the efforts Of the man.
agernent ID giYe them interesting anf
clean entertainment Ut the pOpuIas
prices that prevail st the Lyric.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-01-23

Second, we must keep IL dry ID that ii
will have no tendency to germinate;
and third, we should protect it from ex-
cessive freezes.
Until some system Of caring for seed
corn becomes universally used, the corn
crop Of the United States will continue
to stand at a low figure when it comes
TO average acre yields. In the United
States, In 1910, there were about ll4-
O02, 900 acres of land devoted to the
raising Of corn. This land was planted
to corn Of approximately $50 gerYni-
nation. In other words, the farmers
Of the United States were cultivatine
10, alb,650 acres On which they grew no
corn, At an average cost of producing
an acre Of corn, in addition to the 446.
O5O. 900 bushels lost, the farmer actu-
ally lost In money about $500, 900, 900.
These preventable losses must be elm
mated # we wish to grow more and
better corn in South Dakota.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-01-23
WATCH THIS SPACE

officers and at the business meeting
held the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Chairman, Mrs.
s. 6. Oster; President, Mrs. A. p.
Johnson; Assistant, Mrs. w. Peterson:
Secretary, Mrs. j. Al. Swenson; Treas
urer, Mrs. T. Nilsson. At late hour,
the hostess served a delicious two course
luncheon
John A. Dahlin came up from Elk
Point on last Wednesday and reported
that he had secured house there and
would move the forepart Of February.
The peopleNof Alcester very much re-
gret the removal Of this family from
their midst
The teachers of the city schools and
the nearby country schools attended the
meeting off the teachers and school
officers at Beresford on Saturday and
report very pleasant and entertaining
program. State Superintendent Law
renee was in attendance and gave d
very interesting and instructive talk.
Hiss Esther Peterson returned 10 her
home in Sioux City on Friday, after 4
four weeks visit with her sisters, Mrs.
q. A. Lindgren and Mrs. Emil Olson.
Erick Nilsson was 4 Sioux City visitor
Wednesday.
HJalmer LetterquIst went to Sioux
City Thursday and on Friday was oper-
ated upon 1t the Samaritan hospital.
At last reports, he was improving as
well as could be expected.
/ William Hone returned Tuesday from
Hawarden, where he he's been employed
p the meat market for the past month.
| Mrs. G. 4 I.indgren departed for
Sioux City Monday. where she will visit
her sisters end father foF rev days.
Gfas. Bushnell has disposed Of his
livery business "a johnson q Peterson,
who will combine II with the business
hey recently purchased from John a.!
! Dahiin and conduct tlie sarne at DahIin /
old stand
a Trelch returned fs:a his trip Il
4 Minneapolis and Albert Isea. Minnesota
md reports III Interesting Lumber
Dealers Convention and Verv enioy
liable trip
AIf and Mrs B vi. Brnnt and bab,
KaAMATfHd XUaRfIaw Fnr Nss44s FTs@ky xsy9s.z,as
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-01-23
Garland

Mrs. Otto Nygard, has been quite
sick with the measles but Ii now
somewhat better.
Frank Jacobs and brother Willie
spent q few days IN Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Nygard spent Tuesday night and
Wednesday at the home of her son
Otto.
Mrs. Frank Jacobs, spent Wednesday
night and Thursday at the home OF her
parents, Mi and Mrs Ingebret Hal
veraon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and daugh-
tefs' Lizzie and Josie visited Thursday
~ ~ home Of George Miller.
Mrs Arthur McConviIIe. Jr., spent
fNAesday at the Otto Nygard home.
Mrs Harry Welch who was operated
upon y the Cilly and Kerr hospital ii
Akron lowe, II now recovered and
returned % her home Monday
NJ and Mrs. Arthur meConville.
yns visited Sunday At the home Of Mr.
and NJ. 0tto Nygard.
Miss Emma Lsind. teacher III Gar.
land called on her friends Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jacobs, Sunday afternoon.
MRS Fred fIeiser called III Mrs.
0tto NYsafd sunday
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-01-23
A Victim Of PneurnOnia

By ron Smythe passed away ait his
hom. in this city on Saturday evening
Of last week after an illness Of week
with pneumonia. He was taken iii on
January l1th and 1t was soon evident
that he could not long survive but his
death came, nevertheless as severe
shock to the family and his friends.
Byron was born in Elk Point On Feb-
ruary lst. 1873 and his whole life has
been spent in this city. He was a
harness maker for a number Of years
but for the past two years has been in
the employ BIZ r. II Kelly There are
left to mourn his demise an aged moth
er, Mrs. +. w Smythe. one sister, Miss
Martha Smythe. seven brothers. Frank
and Antoine of this city. Edward of
Scotland. s. D.. Francis of Akron,
Henry of Sioux City. Dan Of Boise,
Idaho, and Martin Of Medicine Lake,
Washington All but The last two were
here for the funeral Byron was j lik-
able fellow and host of friends mourn
his loss.
The funeral safvices We're conducted
by Rey. Father salmon at the Catholic
church Oh Monday morning and the re-
mains We're inferred il the Catholic
cemetery
The sympathy of alIis with the moth
er, sister and brothers III their sorrow.