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1913.
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lit mooer1rc ltoitpr .pil otto ,1Sorlfie1.
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SEN 19oe slpril pll.oielia ofqooct
pes Dy6en, ra,1rr,ct al ct 9logtile
faloc unoer Ell spaoicr,.1r openfp.
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1)nnna,

- Sor6nosfolfet i Sipnr Gitp
.paaltaur, 1T oen lletop inolcpsrrae
Netltion for. Salg al Ml,soriffp Hpil
bore u%bplohor, So 800 Map1,e CT
cutcl rlonliae cllcr ligefrcin Iolif=
ncricr, meocns loco flcre Mapne let
fan fjernes pes at Tplf' truffer line
nnoerifrifter filbagc. Me6s Disc
lple llo1igter begpl1ote Snlponcns
Mooita1oere lit Mrbejoc 1irs0oa
Mprgel1: % Sc lopeoe at bane Siour
Gitp fuloitrnOig vtsrlagt" illocn ii
Gage.
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epgaper hclgb Sotpa @efolflling
1910 iig til 2,2O9,191, oerof sos
S665 meo> frenrn1eb Mpoersnrool, %
al 6isie7 bar 1plferne / M%ojoritetca,
i6et SC. 1,oajoroe 377,587 eller II
8rocent. DernGit fomrler Sen Ell.
ge%liftalenoe @rllppe ira Gnglono
SSrlano, 5fotlm1o og @eli6 - mcl
230,3t3 eller 10 8roce1,t, oa Scr
pua Suerlfe % Morife, scr CT pr,1
trent ligc itGrte i Soma, &c tprlt
nnpnte tallenoe 67,944, SC ijoit'
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bper isrr al Dem film uoejd
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DernGit fommer @sbmerne og Mu
ropianerue meo 32,O5O, 2nptpife 0!
Nrislmocre 30,251, Sranifma,r
1862, Stalienere 7,744 oip.
II ~ 1A KN. &N ~  E@M ELaa A XII ~ -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

S%orpsborg- % 8pgoerne omfri,g er
Meooelellcn blepet mootaget lnco
l1or E%ilireosbeo.
&ergens 6~ulfemrngbe pr. lite
tSebrllar iaar or al 0olfcregtitret op-
giort iorelpbig til 1901 bpornf
35.4st Ninno o9. 1858 &pin0er.
Sil lnmn1e Sis ifior uar SsS1obpgger=
o%rtollet 1924.
NntalIct al 9eiligbeOer CT iteget,
%n1eoens Toltemp1goem altfao CT
ntoranoret. J%orflari,,gen oertil er,
at poa @r,,lo al Be fer fe,1oe 8olig=
forbMo og Sc bpie 9eiepriier bar
Scr ltabig pGret mrrifcligt for itar=
re, Tan;lier for @ltsrum. 81. flpt-
ter ub, % oereS 9cjligbeoer optagcs
lai miilorc Ianrilier. S 2sbet al
1912 til Mopember 1913 CT Ser r,o.
flpttet, s997 6olnilier meo tillammen
3 1920 Ms0lena1er, meoenS Oer
aamtloia er inoflpttet 2,070 &er.
Toner. 7
Ettp Sperornps 6aSer, fbp
Wohseier lllrif Trcbrif Sltbn
5perorl1p, er, ifplge Meooelelie ire
Irmlolljein afgaaet pcs DeDen / iii
.6iein pea Iralra peb Stenfirr.
SON pur feot paa @aaroen Yus
aolperei0 / 1884 % bar fsrl
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bapbe i,lbtil bar operorog sen til iii
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! briper 0e1l.
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preIi0ent &riltim Triis Netcrie1
blep l1onapnt i stotsraoo Sen 2if
Mpril.
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bot 1861, Dor 0ereftcr 5orenlfripe
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1891, bporeitcr BON cit Ii0 beltl
reoe N[alsa1bs GplitLmeltcremlbci
d lom fonititreret % neoiatte lig Sc
IS ped iom praftiiere1loe 5ogfgrer
s(oleilllo, hpor bon i mango Mt
par Meolcm al 9pitnret og 191
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al Notwithstanding ariit;;an
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{ leoens ySjsiortstioenoe at silt
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Is Enstsave bedre end Guild.
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WI Farkidtelee or ale Observation-Disclosures,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15


Anrgr.
Gn Del al DC nprife &,liclter
pna 5pitsbergeu CT lplat til ct init
bcl9ilf-rl,slNt Selltab for Ell holp
MilIion arpner n1oer 6orublnt-
MING al, at Oct pes Erepcoriit pier
fig, at Uelter1le er 0rippar0ige.
Murge bar IA plantaeee 5ellfo<
Der. Set fprlte blep grnnOlagt q
1900, og lioen CT JETS % tppe Mil-
Homer IrGer blepelr plm1tet. ODER
to Millinlrer blep noiatte 1i6lte:
Mar, lfriper II. 8. &eaicrings ySor=
cit Notes".
81 % &inrct til Mobmms| Sab.
Spsrgsmaalet ON ~ og ginret til
Menoum 8ab bar 0en 21oe Mpril
igjem ,oppe til 8ebonoling Mo-
ounts @erreosltpre, lom for et
MnaneoS Sib iibeu ~afllog 8aoets
Nnoragcnbc. 0ennc> @ana blep gln-
b%rnge1oet inOnilget nleb IA moo 9
Stemmer:
&aaruaab Ole Steinslanb i 300
bolet1 fpl6te nplig 100 Nor. S lite
Dr1gre Nar par ian en- &j9n1pe, 1om
meitreoe alle bau prspeOe &rGitcr
meo. San bar oglaa uaret Ell tlinf
SSRgcr, pg: bar ifuot flere 8jerne.
!&elt til fpr CT Nar lioen beltpg
bon @aarosarbeioet .roe. Mer,
mn boI6er bm, for BET n1eite Senge1
og CT 5nofiaa fpag.
Gibspolfsbggmineen piI Sci, 176c
Mtai iaar efter &irfe0eportcme,rtets
8e1temmcl'e ltaa aa6en for 8eisgel1:
De / 1ioen ira ST. s Morge1 til 81
8 Nften luotagel i Sc 1inter, &c
Stotsn1ogtcrnes 8eipa nj. y. fore
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Sra 81. 4 til 6 bill M0aangen pGr,
fri, oer reiterenoe Gel al Cider
bill blue trRpet Gl1trc iont panlig
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4ro1nas'efobriferne paa Rpgen
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ortrlIer y@eltI. 5io." 81 al 9i
bciberne -toe Sen 1loen, uoaetl itgrr
ganifeliabeo meo Jig til i@elle, bbo
bet mi er bps @r. 1erjeien. De
fpiier goot og ipnes at befil1oe Jig Ut
i Ta1genlfabet. .Serjeleii melot
Sagen ltrnfs til 2el1smanoell og al
orog ON at foa 6eboloe Gpret, bpa
IAN forbaabeutlig ioar SOB til.
Atlnnaltao @aarb iolst. 81
6amar mel0es: atllntgitao @oor
gtange er al Gieren, @obsejer {
sseoeI SSarlsbere, loIst til gpiee
bf,aet1, Miitnneiter gbbe Mitrlap. Sci
beilmn1en gllifes life opgipet.
Issss. Goaroen, lom bor 5fplo SIG
gl,iarf, 200 Nsanl SS1,omarf %
Sl1sntmo5plaoie, bar prret 81 q.
ii Gan1ilie1 @ebeI 'SSarIsbergs 9
fiob1elie. Den pragtige gebpagel
iiffriipcr Zig fra -5lutten al 1S7O.a,
rene % ifploes oeat 1utoerc,roe Gle
=sSBs sen beffieltote sgltIungitnb 5pri
abrif Iigaer poa Baaroets @rlln
55ntaaleneues sanseriprbnnb b
sssSiiIR1tgere io forrelpott0eret II,
i,t5irorle sollgerforbi1no Nrll1le1r
~ iaa sets Sllbiilal,nsfor |
eeltnae oet femtel,oe sa1l.a,e
4 ssmaolcnene, lom ID,
ed11rpps|bofa 9spliial,lolo1f,
sal1oalIIee1le1lee ga1fgerforbnnos
Az II d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
Nnrgr.

Gn Del al DC uorife a'liclter
pao 5pitsbergel1 CT iolat til ct init
belgilf-rl,siiilt Selifab ior Ell holp
Million aroner uaoer Torublnt-
Ming al, at BET peb Erepcoriit pier
fig, at Uelterne er 0rippGroige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

gtris ti'sr Fr.sss'an''''t'
,ef 1efte 8Iao. q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
~ oq &inret til Mobmms Sab.

81 % &iuret til MobmmS' Sab.
Spsrgsmaalet ON ~ % ginret til
Mnoum 8oo bar oen 21oe Mpril
igjen ,oppe til 8ebanoIins i Mo-
ounts @erreosltpre, iom for EFT
Moaneos Eib lioeu ~afilog 8aoets
N~noraeenbe. 0enne>G ana blep Nn.
brnger1oet inbpilget nteo IA moo 9
Steuar1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

@orac bar 14l plautose 5elifa-
Der. Set fprlte. blep~ grun0lagt /
1900, og iioen CT JETS % tppe Mil=
Iioner Iraer blepelr plantet. Sper
to Milliorpr blep uolatte 1iblte
Mar, ifriper II. g.. &eaicri1,ss v6or=
cit NoteS".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

Notwithstanding ! ariitians.
la1o. Sra a~riitianslol1o ifripeAs for.
leoens dsjsiortsttoenoe" at SIT,
efsportprertle S Snltnb MafreI.
efsportsrs % Eobiaslen Wla.
frel 6llnnlei % ofsceffsport ia,
|n1aatteft i,oiiiae line RctaiiIg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

ara1n far set norlf=amerita1ife San.
geriorbm1os Nrelioent pint at SSu.
Mle,nusfuret mes Iaf mootog Sno.
bpoelicn % piloe fomnle til sarps.
borg sen Ste SN,li. 8lonot ole
So,,gere % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sarpsborg- % 8pgoerne omfri,rg c,
Meooelellcn blepet motaget mc>
itors Eilireosbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

SSobs. 9. Aiit, % neo siorog, foruoen al ocnlle, al Gc~l
9unier, Meorcoaftgr al minneapolis aioenoe", Holtor 81.
gagen, McSaftur al ~2ltberonere'r" Holtor 10. 6. 8iefen,
Go1o. mag. SSulll 0ieieru0, Meooftpr &aloen1ar gger og
Erofcsior Gisle @ntbltc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
s=maaleneues Sanatrfprbnnb bar

asiJR11gere io forreipo1t0eret fleO
sol,srsiroriIfe sn1lgerforbdlno sNl11erriii-.
Nssa sonsat ao bets SSllfeiillnltmsfo r tn
Sal1ellttoqe, bet femtel,oe sanger-
ssiialrEsatlue D smnolc,,ene om ioa1
II s5drppssbof 9aplia nrootoe
s5lilooIIeillel1e gal1gerforbnllo
T. 4 astle 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

Ag@ThF&AA - v ~ 49, w ~ -
|afgaact pco Deoell, 6S Mar GAM
mel. Sans pirfeOe / @riitia,aia %
oar cit meaet d1leet ,og ofbolo1
[2ngc. 4
@aarobrl,ger Gbriitian9 Mn,n.
ltoo 8nrrm opoe %iorleoett, 81 aol
gan1mel. 2an bar eli o11ieet @anro-
brltger % bar irloen fit @plnlmrlllllt
bapt ma,1ae Tillibsboerp.
81 j 5fibsfprerfreoie pc!!.
ffie1rot M'dno sSgrar d spauifelnn,
lens San Migllel1 6. 81. Cornell.
nsier, Ct afgoaet Speo Dgben poo
gel til gnglnuo ! en- slIoer al 81
Eslor. Gor11eliusie len par gN pau
9iame. 5ss
Gn % ltloyenior sNriilba,ll1e,.
treble aatet % afboIo Mnrlr,
SperfolronffttBr peo sGtatsbarc.rruhde
Nartm 6oeIi e dfionaet peo Dsoe,
en- Nlocrof 66 anr. sSoeI oaIat.
t IS peo sser1,baileir 1874, ioct,
|1s87 bar ba11 pop.ret Operfonouf.
t rs IdI1ot baag Bsrn er 5pits-
l erae'','forifererisg ''loolI boe
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
HOmeSteader Threat.
ems To Kill Family

Bison, April 2O-George Henley,
the homesteader near here who was
shot two weeks ago in both legs by
his son while the latter was trying
to protect his younger sister, who
was being abused by his father.
again became unruly and getting
out Of bed. where he has been since
the shooting. secured possession of
bis gun and started to clean and
load it. declaring he intended to
clean out the whole family
The officers were appealed to and il
deputy sheriff was placed in charge
of the desperate man until he suf-
iiciently RECEIVERS from his wounds
to be removed to the county Jail.
Henley obi j4cted to Il young man
who was wooing his daughter and
when he had found the girl had
egarded his orders about gong
about With the young man he start
ed to beat her. His son interfered
and Henley tried TO kill the boy,
forcing the latter to shoot him.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
Fraud Artist Operate
At Trail City
J. R. Jerman Said To Have Passed
Several OF The False Checks Ar.
rested In Milwaukee

Trail City, April Il Last week
man reporting to be y g. Van
Ness, and giving Intention Of
starting a State Bank in Trail
City was here and arranged with
couple Of our business men to
become directors Of tee bank, with
one of them to attend to the bank
whenever Mr.. VanNess, who was
to be cashier of the institution,
was absent.
NanNess then left. said he was
going to Denver to get his auto
aud personal effects. In the mean
time supposed friend wired Van
Ness from Aberdeen stating that
he had deposited $500 with the
First National bauk of Aberdeen
to the credit of the First State
bank OF Trail City, asking Nan.
Ness TO send deposit slip As
soon as he had opened the bank.
Concluded on last page.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
Two Men Sentenced
By Judge DiIIman
Cattle RuStIer Receives Sentence of
laTee Years. Embezzler Gets
Two Years.

Timber Lake, April 20--Chaun-
cey l.. Johnson, indicted on three
different accounts for slaughterlDg
cattle other than his own in the
region southwest of Timber Lake,
was convicted in circuit court here
and sentenced to serve three Years
III the state penitemlary at Sioux
Falls.
The sheriff OF Corson county APP
pcared before Judge Dlllman in
court here with Henry Hanson. Il
Young man formerly agent for the
Central Lumber company at Nor
ristOw, who was charged with the
emheZzlemeut of s. 800 from his
employers. The prisoner pleaded
guilty, alleging that gambling had
caused his downfall. His parents
are well to do, ana were willing to
reimburse the lumber company for
their son 5 detalcation, and the
company was willing to accept the
compromise, but the Young man
himself refused both offers, and
insisted on paying the penalty for
his misdeeds. The Rev. +. a.
Fassold of Morristown appeared
before the court and urged the
Judge to be lenient with Hanson.
and the Judge. after giving him
some good advice, sentenced the
prisoner to two years in the state
penltentlary.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24

small and disappeared entirely in
1907; lence the debt (less sinking.
fund assets) did not differ materi-
ally from the total debt.
The debt Of the sttte tluctuated
greatly, but decreas, "a during the
3O-year period; the population in
creased steadily, and these two
conditions brought about a marked
decrease in the per capita indebted
ness.
In 1890 the total debt of South
Dakota at the close of the fiscal
year, June 80, was 1872 600; in
,N92 it was 81. .l70, 900; in 1913 it
had declined to $50, 900. The
population of the state increased
from 349 900 in 1890 to CAS- 900 in
1913, being sufficient to reduce the
already declining per capita debt.
IN 1890 the per capita debt was
s. %, in 1899. following he fluc-
tuationS in the total debt, it had
advanced to So 90, reaching the
maximum Of $4.O9 in 1893; sub
sequently declining to $O.5S III
1913.
In contrast with the state of
South Dakota. we find that, taking
the entire debt (less sinking.fund
assets for the As states, the per
capita debt, according to the latest
report, is 1882, or S. "a more than
the per capita debt for South
Dakota in 1913. Comparing the
decrease in the per capita debt of
South Dakota and the 4S states for
the 30.year period, we find that
$5 4S fell to So 50 in the average
for the 4S states and ~ SO to 80 80
in South Dakota
At the present time about o I
per cent of the total population of
the United States will be found in
the state of South DakOta, and o.
per cent of the total debt (less
sinking fund assets) is attributed
10 that state.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
Hard To Enforce
Sunday Laws

Sioux Falls Argus-Lerder: One
reason that it is hard to enforce
the Sunday laws is that public
sentiment does not approve Of
them. Each man picks out some
part of the Sunday law that he
wants enforced and some part that
he doesn't want enforced, and the
result is that by the time every
body has taken a peck at it, there
isn't much left. Down in Nebras-
ka the question of Sunday baseball ,
for instance, has been submitted
to a referendum vote in twenty
towns. and firtcen of them voted in
favor of The game. In this state it
is against the law to deliver Il quart
Of milk to q customer after .
O'Clock Sunday morning. 1t is
against the law to turn q wheel on
Il street car or railway train, to
sell newspaper or cigar, or to
Use 4 rented auto with Il hired
driver. When it comes TO enforc
ing the Sunday law because it is
law there is going to be something
stirring.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
Money For
Gopher Tails

The county commissioners OF
Walworth county have passed a
resolution to pay bounty ror
gopher tails until June /. Prior
to May they will pay a bounty of
: cents each for the tails, and
between Nav and June ! bounty
Of :, cents per tail will be paid by
the county. Under the resoluti II
us passed by the commissioners the
tails can only be delivered Cn
Saturdays, either with the county
auditor at Selby or to the com
missioners Of the respective
districts.
The granting of a bounty for the
gopher tails is "a good plan and will
cause the childlen to make active
warfare OH the gophers. But l.
would have been much better if the
commissioners had arranged with
the county banks to have collected
the gopher tails and paid the
bounty. This plan would suit the
children better as they would then
be able to collect their bounty
money every day.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
New PARSONAGE

a proposition of great interest
to the public has just been an
nounced. $500 90 has been offer
ed the United CONGREGATIONAL
Church towards Il new pal Sonage.
This is in the form Of long time
loan without interest y further
loan Of 300 90 at I per cent is
available. Both are conditioned
on raising 100000 in cash OF
bunkable subscriptions in Mobridge
In other words, it Is up to oul
people to get busy and match this
outside offer of $4,000 90 by lCcal
fund OF $1,000. 90, in order to COM
plete a fine church equipment for
our city.
This parsonage is a serious ne
cessity. The rent now being paiJ
goes into rat hole as waste. hi
the new proposition it will be
turned into repayment Of the loan
of the Building Society. In a few
years without knowing how the
church (which means Mobridgel
will own a piece Of fine proptrt,
worth probably 100000 next to
the church building
a modern parsonage with room
for entertaining is practical feat
ure in church work.
The Building Society's offer to
MObrldge is an unusual one anC
indicates how this enterprise i:
looked upon Our own people vii
do well to take care of this thing
in good shape.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
Total Debts OF
South Dakota
Bulletin Issued By Department Of
Commerce Give Figures From
1880 To 1918

Washington, ID. c., April 2l.-
Preliminary figures from the forth
coming bulletin pertaining to
national and state indebtedness
and funds and investments have
b zen given out by Director w. j
Harris, OF the Bureau of the Cen
sus, Department Of Commerce.
The bulletin carries information
for the state OF South Dakota, as
We'll as for the other states and the
United States. The data were
compiled under The supervision of
SIR. John Lee Coulter, expert
special agent in Charge of the in
auiry on Wealth. Debt. and Tax
alton.
The bulletin, which will soon be
issued, will contain statistics for
each state for each year from 1880
to 1913, inclusive, as far as stats
ties are available, and will also
contain details for the year most
nearly corresponding to 1880, thus
making it possible to show the
general movement during a period
Of over SO years. The bulletin
will show the total debr of the states
as well as many detail,, such as
he various classes Of outstanding
bonds and special debt obligations
to public trust funds. 1t will also
show the floating debt and its COM
ponent parts Cnd-r Funds aud
Investments will he shown separ-
ely all the different funds, and
in each case cash and securities
will be shown. The population of
the states for each year under con
sideration will he used, and the per
capita debt (less sinking fund as
sets will be given.
An Inspection Of the tables for
South Dakota in the bulletin soon
to be issued shows that no statistics
were available for 1880 and 1891.
The bonds, amounting to $500, 900
in 1890, advanced to 81 ,O40, 900 in
1892. hut declined to $212, 900 in
1906, after which the Indebtedness
disappeared altogether. No special
debt obligations to public trust
funds wete reported. The floating
debt fluctuated greatly, reaching
/ the maXlmu.L amount $3.50 900,
in 1910.
In the case of funds and invest
mentS the securities increased from
SIG, 900 in 1892 to $40, $50 600 in
1913. The cash changed naturally
with each wear, the largest amount
reported being 81 ,O02 900 in 1912.
| The sinking fund assets were