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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
Wtan bergefe iiber ben Rrieg
Die yrimlrwabl lidDt!

aeidaItet bIeibcn 10 Ianae 81 moe.
LTD it,
Aui Der rrpublilami Der Seiie
ipoaeu ipir mieym pelcrH Die Aus.
mahl Der woupcrneure .Stdnoibaten
ibetIallen &c fnO barunter 5mei
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non Cniaba uno ROB SnmnonO bon
gintoln, mdhrenO Aunoioot aemp
uieHi0ls aenol anaab, wie CT IN Die.
lem Ranlie aeIomeu a.
Geit midtiger als DE @ouber.
neartfiomiunfion III bic Domination
fir WiitQlIe6er bee ScnatS un0
aMeorouetenbauies Der StootsIeaiS.
latitr. Ster mus onllcpabt lper.
ben, oab in ipOrm Giiiritt MIR fir
liberdIe Mdnner 1eitimmt wiro.
Dtc neutrality-suspicious. iolte In bic.
len dalen feline aoae ipieIen Chr.
lidtett, RedtIidteit mb Iiberdle DC.
finaung oes bgtreiien6en aonoiOaten
allcin ioIten in getrnht fonumen.
mir ratbclt alien Dcutihen iih in
6iticr oiniidlt NIT Den 0eiHihen
5iibrern ihrrr bctreiienocu Diitrif.
te 5u brrntbeL I'M iider 30 ieiH,
DAB tie iiir Bic redtrn 3on0ioatel
pinireteH. Neun Bic rctten amoi.
oaten fir Snas mo Sennt uomi.
nirt peroeiL luirb Soun ipdter Die
8abl uidt idner idaen mo gie.
brasid miro nui weitere 5ipei Sab.
re bin Dor 0pn anidId6en Der 80.
uatiter iiher ieim
Iir groBe 6optia6e III, Oab
ie0er oeutide 8irger ittnmt. iih
ourd uidlte, ourh feline arbeit bon
Der ausiibuHa ieiner 9iirgerpiIift
abhuIten ldbs
0as bier BON 0en QanbiOaten
iir Staat5amtcr aciagt miro, Silt
uatirIid aiidl BON ben aonareBlelt.
ten. Sier ielltgn nlir DIE llber1'
len annOi0aten hi 9ctradt fommcn.
Die 5rdae Matchmaker Vrobibition
Ipirb i'm udhitm qonareB sur Gnt
idei0una foumcn m0 6a beiBf es.
ieBt auipaiien. inn MIR pertrnIcus.
nuroige ge1ite in Die 9unOesgeieb,
9ebuns }i ienoeu
etne RiIitt Ser 1eutifen iii es.
oaiiir 81 ioraen NaB SEER Sobu
Nattes il. bon ]~lcbrasIa Gitp in
0tfc mo CAB Goimtu sic 3omi.
mir Staatsicuntcr erbdIt.
lit elmer Der erprobten 5iib.
rer mieres Eeutittbpm5 uno mub
.mbeoingt nominlrt mo erpdblt
ucr6cu. las miro oeidebeu, penn
lie 9eutidleu Ger a%enaunteu BEL.
ZEN Counties fir ibn itimmen. mos
Dir nobl eriparten 0iirien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
MOrriTeu fir @aRerrnt6.

@err 3obn gtorriiiep bat lid ais
amOioat fir Die Domination fir
@niicrratb aerneloet nnb mir mod
ten tin Der 9iiraerifnft marin EN-.
piebleu. SEER Wlorriiiep lit Sngc.
uielr uno Eednifer, uflo piiroen
i1m ieine aeumtniiie In Dem amte
iebr 5litatten fomtncn. Gr lit Elm
Maun BON ttidltiger geihdftIiter
geaablnig nno llnabb1ngigfeit ufo
ipiiroe ibu Iestere Gigeuidaft eenib
BON Quben iein, iaIls mai Elm ernit.
lidler 9eriudl aeruaft, Die 8olitif
ans Der geitHna ser 0ifeutliden 8e.
iriebe beraus atihaIten. 6err Dior.
riiien iolte Die lluteritiibiiug Der
m~abbaug4en @iraer er5oItru.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
Gus Council Bluffs!

Sros oes beiBen Betters mnO Der
itaubigen @ege erirelite ii6 oas
Set Der S~ermonns- 5obne am leg
ten Sonntag zines iebr gitten 9eiu.
dies. SIN auto, 8rggp un0 $50.
gen ieOer 9lrt faruen Die 9eiuder
BON alien Seiten, un iid oen ielte.
nen @enuB zines oelttihen 6ami-
Iienfeites nitt eutgeben 81 Iaiien.
Gin bii6lder @aL0 bot einen ange.
neFusaa aufeHtbalt uno Gdaaren.
meiie Iaserten iidl bic 6amiIieu I'M.
ter ben groBen 8Gumen i'm Sdot.
ten. Gin GaBpIas, glatt uno
ifurud, bot gIt un0 Sung bei GUT
ter Enn5mliit binreifen6 @elegen.
Eeit. oas Gon56ein 5l idniugen
Gas Sauptprogr1num ie0oG beitano
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
stimmt am IS. glnaldl fiji

republitnmider aanoioot fiir Irie.
oensrifter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

Die aIdser iiuo 8 z. G6riitof.
ferioJ Rid Sorenion 4. 6. Ra6.
Tiff uBo =. s. 86iqips, Sic in ID,
rcr eiugabe an oas @eriht laaen,
oaB Der 4lnB eln 8emeinidaoen
lei in6em bort ie0en D~onneritda
unb Samitag auf elmer 4lattform
geton5t uRo muii5irt uaroe, mo
Dab Oaourh cine gfeu1e aeute, bic
laute uno unduitanoige Sprafe
filbrten uno 10 Die Qaftrube Der
g1adbnrn ftorten. Sic Sade miro
am Gienitag Dor Gidter 8beeIer
oerbonoelt Deroen.
Die Superoiioren BON SarriIon
uno Bottawattnmie Gourt1 bieIten
an 0ienitag cine gemeinidaftIide
Sibuug ab. Die Soften 6es goner
Suboiitritts. Duroen nohmals in
geratbung ge5ogen uno beitIoiIen,
cine @rtohung bon 90 9ro3ent Der
Sterer an5uoronen UNI Die Soften
Der S~eritellng oes goper aanaIs
0olitdnOig oeden gu tounen.
am Iebten 5reItag abenb fon6
aui Der 6arm oes 5errn Senrp BE.
Elm in ieoer 9e3iebung erfolg.
9an5oersniigen itntt. Ger
mar uie geihaiien fir cine
oerartige 6eitIiffeit. Gas gaItlihe
bon Serrn un6 6rau geben.
lee erireute iiA zines duBeroroentIidD
1uten 8eiuhe5 ttno rporen All elmer
3eit oes abenos nitt weniger ais
80 automobile i'm Sofraum Der
cbne bic so6lreiden onoeren
8eiaGrte 81 red1nen. Gas nlooer-
ne Stablgebdll0e mar in einen Tar3.
iaol mgeiDanoelt uno geiGmiidt.
perr Sofob SHmiot bate feline
ISABELLE 5itr gerfiigiiua geitelIt lfno
Oeutife 5on3ntuiif. CAB
cs on Glen uno 9rinfen nift febI.
te. beOari nohl feiner 8eitdtigung.
Grit jur iriiben Morgenitmoe treulls
len lid Die @dite, I'M ben beimiiden
Seiiaien 5l3uellen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

70 III @eiabr, oab Die eeitihen
9ilraer bon Rebrasta meaen Der
8riegtouireauma Die Prim1rfudbl
an Gleultaa ben rs. aiault liber.
ieben mogeu Das bart nidt lein
Diele %Rrimdrmdbl III BON Der an.
beriien @ihtigfeit. aanoibaien fir
@ouperneur. tgr Mliiglie0er Der va.
tionaI. uu0 Staots.@ tiebaebuna, iiir
onoere Staatsdmter, iar Stnats.
oberritter mo tir ale Saupt.
Gotntpdmter iin0 80 nominiren mo
oa betBt Is letne 0fliht ON Stimm.
taiien tbim "a beibt e5 auiae.
paBt, OGB MIR Mdnncr bon chr.
lidcr lmO liberaler GcHnnlna ais
Nanoiodten ouiaeitelt neropn. 10.
Dab uuierem Staate ale bic anf.
..regcrocn admpic criport bleiben.
oie IN pieIeH Stnutcn I'm bic gr.
baIsnua Der Rehtc m0 6rei5riicn
Der Burger nciiibrt iurr0ru miiiicn.
4lir iparen bier In Rebrasfa NIT
uHierer Staatspolitif In ben icbten
Sabrcn iehr gIiidlih lno mir MGR.
ocu aid micoer gnt iahren. iucrm
ole Seutiten @iirgrr uaditen Glen.
iina an ben Stinmgdiicn aebcn
uno uur fir iothc Wl1mer thinner.
BON Oencn ie Die @rpibbeit babeu,
oab tie iitr IibcraIe @cietgrbung
eintreten.
@as bic G~anoioaten fir @ouber.
nellr a%ubetriiit, 10 modJir sic Fri.
biiue unierem icbigrn @@ou0ernetr
Sobn 8. 0lorcbeu0 Gin autes 8ort
reocn. @orcbeao bot ith oils
2 taaisobcrbarlpt cut bcDabri, uno
cine cute @erBnltlmg gegebru. er
bot oas ircmogcboreur Element bet
&cracbuua BON Ncmtern g%cbiibreuo
bcriidiifiigt. er III Gcacn grohibi.
ton mo 6raueuitimmrctt Ste bren.
.ncnoitcu itlatspolitihcn 5raacn,
uno bat Oeshalb ms unqs
tie Anrctt auf Sje ll~utcriiablma Der
Ociititen 9iirgcr.
Die m0ercn ocmofratihcn @ou
perneurs .aaubioatcn fn6 @eo. 81
9ergr non giutoln un0 Ftdar0 e
Wcttali Scrr 9rrgc lit oatiher
ln0 Gin tiidtiaer
er bat i'm aau3cn Staate
itnrfe aanrpoauc lrluadt unS
tit iebr boiimngsool aui Grfolg.
er iid aber aeuug 6rcunoe er.
luorbetL mn SIT iiegcn mub bic 3u.
5eigen.
RidarO g MetcuIi itebt @m. g..
III nabe. uls 6ab er off 6ieI
llntrrititlmq ser 8crtihen redjnen
SegIider @ruan'ite em.
fIlIb mub in Der Staatspolitit aus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

abgeor0neter tritt aud SER 5.
.. aranie BON SiiO.G Omaha auf.
Ser arnuie lit Elm befanuter Sc
ifaitsmanIt, Ger bereitS iriiber in
her 2egislatur geoicnt bat lino Der
bic giirgeridait aeniiienbnft Der.
treten bat. SEER arouic lit Grit.
alieb oes Gmaba 9IattoeutIfen
9erfins ullo nimHt Slitereiie ar
allen iortihrittideu geitrebnngcn.
Ct fam Sen girgern beitens EN-.
pfobIen ueroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
GOlitii6e 4nfHnSiannaen.
%ineent Sasfell.
aanOiSat fir 6riebeuSridtcr.

giilcatt s. Sasfea 6eipirbt iidJ
nuf Dem republifoniiteu 1idet Inn
ons 9lntt Des 5rie0ensridters. 3err
&astea lit fir oies ant moflbe.
fabigt. III bat auf Der S~taatsuni.
periitdt bon Rebrasfa Die Mehte
ituhift uaO baum tn Cmaba ais
aopofut prnfti5irt. ct lit ot. On.
tel aes ueritorbenen Innai1brigen
oeutiAcn 5rieoeHSrifters @m. gift.
itaot, als Oeiien gtahiolger er am
.. 5ebrudr 1914 crnannt uurot.
Seit oieier i3eit bat iid Ser gnfel
dls piirOiger Gahfolser oes @roB.
paiers geseigt, Der init @eipiiienhaf-
tiafeit aae 9orliegeHOcu Sale erie.
oigte. Sangere Set bat Serr Sas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
0alen iir Gonntn . aommiKar

Ser @i1iam 5. gnncp, DEMO
fratiider aalloioat fur Die Gominn
tion fiir 9olmtp.aommiii1r iu 2
giitrift If Elm febr beidbigter Mam
Gieier Iiitrift miabt bic T., 3, 3
mo 10. @aro Ser Staot Gmaba
3rrr 0ancu lit Elm tiIdtiaer, aebiI,
Deter 0ann, Der grobe Grfnbrunf
I'M StgeHteur. iinb goufafJ bciibi
mo Die GuaIififationei beiist, Oit
IN 0ieiem amte beBotbigt lino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14

fell in abtueien6eit ocs 9oIi5eirit
tiers our boaIcu 3uirieoenbeit Der
9iirger 0eiiel amt befleioet. Ser
&a5fea fiji Had ausbiloung uuO
0erdnlaguia rod %beidhiqt 6os amt
ocs 1rieoeu sridters 5u bethlehem lnO
oiirfte nomliGirt meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-14
1. u. arnnit far gtaisLntnr.

al5 Qnn6ioat fir Bic 6emofrn.
tide domination fir 2egisIatur.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
PIPE FAMINE
DUE FROM WAR
MITCHELL SMOKERS WILL HAVE
TO RESURRECT OLD PIPES
OR TRY CORN COBS.

The exhortation of the manufac-
turers of a famous tobacco to "dig
out that old Jimmy pipe, will be
needed by Mitchell smokers who at
tempt to purchase a new smoking
bludgeon after a month or SO. The
European war has practically stop
ped the manufacture n shipping of
all pipes used in America. The only
alternative will be to revert to the
corn cob. the famous Missouri mer-
schaum."
All of the raw material for the
manufacture of briar, meerschaum
and amber pipes comes from Europe
and importations can not be expect
ed until the end of the war. There
is said to be enough raw material
on hand to keep American factories
busy for about a month, and long
before that prices are expected to
soar Prices on pipes, which are a
favorite form of present for men at
Christmas time, will be prohibitive.
All of the meerschaum comes from
Vienna, briar root comes from
France and amber from Ger
many. Some finished pipes are i'm
ported from England and France,
but this source of supply will cease
shortly. And to make matters worse,
practically all cigarette papers are
manufactured abroad. Cigar makers
should reap a harvest.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03

have announced their intention of en-
tering Dakota Wesleyan this fall and
trying for places on the team. Heine
and Douglass have both been named
as members of all-state Oklahoma
teams. Stellar members of South
Dakota high school elevens last fall
also will be candidates for positions.
Among the former players who
VIII be on hand for the camp are
Capt Robertson, Berry, Conyes,
Waltz, Bintliir, Ellis, r. Smith. G..
Smith, II. Smith and Chase. Kirk
patrick and Martin were the only
players to be lost by graduation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
HUFFMAN AGENTS
HAVE A BANQUET
CLOSE .GET-TOGETHER' SESSION
WITH BOOSTING TALKS BY
PROMINENT AUTO MEN.

Plates were laid for thirty at a
banquet given last night at the Wild
mann hotel by the w. l.. Huffman
\uto company for their dealers and
agents. 1t was a "get-together" ban
luet for the purpose of announcing
hat the Huffman company had tax
n the exclusive agency for the Paige
Detroit motor car in Nebraska, South
Dakota and western Iowa, and parts
Of Wyoming and Kansas. The new
models of the Paige, We're discussed
1T the meeting they having been dis
played at the Huffman salesrooms
n the afternoon.
After a seren-course dinner had
5een served, talks were made by w.
l.. Huffman, president of the Huff
mann Co.. Mr.. Jewett, vice president
# the Paige-Detroit company, T. NJ.
Cromwell, sales manger of the Huff
nan company. l.. r. kesterson, resi-
lent manager for the Huffman COM
pany. c. ID. Adams, field manager
for the Paige company and Mr.. Good
western sales manager for the Paige
company.
Col. Dick Woods, of Sioux Falls,
also addressed the dealers. The ban
quet closed with "A few boosting re-
marks by Mr. Huffman.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
SCHOOL BOARD
PAYS OFF BONDS
SUE OF 1904 REDEEMED TO THF
ING OF VACANCIES is
APPROVED. ...

Refunding bonds issued by the
, titchell school district on April 80,
? 904, to the amount of $4,000 were
'rdered redeemed by the board of
'ducation at it's regular monthly SEES
ion last evening. The total issue of
'onds was $4,000, payment on a
'ortion of which was made from the
mixing fund.
The report of the treasurer show
d that warrants amounting to $4,-
>14.44 had been paid since the last
eport and that the cash on hand
august 81 was $~11,749.S7. Since
he last report, $296.3S has been re-
from the county treasurer.
Bills amounting to $S42.63 were
,rdered paid, consisting largely of
upplies ordered during the summer.
rhe report of w. J.. Pier, accountant
M the books of Clark A. B McKeel,
erifying their accuracy, was accept.
ed.
Approval was voted the action OF
'upt. j. w. McClinton in securing
lloyd f. Wilson, Lura j. Blodgett
md Mary E. Walters to fill vacancies
n the staff of teachers.
The motion carried to close the
chools for the week beginning
September IS, Corn Palace week.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
Notice of Hcaring Petition.

A r h
State of South Dakota county of
Dawson, IS.
In county court special August
term, 1914.
In the matter of the estate of A.
m. Salisbury. deceased.
The state of South Dakota sends
greeting. to Susie NJ. Salisbury and
D p Salisbury, heirs at law and
,evt of kin of said A. II. Salisbury,
deceased, and to all to whom these
presents may ONE
Notice is hereby given, that Mrs.
d. M. Tiffany has filed with the judge
Of this court, a petition praying for
letters of administration of the estate
II A. H. Salisbury, deceased and
hat Thursday the gath day Of Sep
'tember 1914 at 10 O'Clock a. IN. of
said day, being a day of a regular
arm of this court, to-wit of the
~special term, 1914, at the court
room of this court, in the court house
IN the city of Mitchell, county of
Dawson has been set for hearing said
petition, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and show
cause why the said petition should
not be granted. ~ y 3fsEk "a EIf
Dated at Mitchell, s. Oak, X this
F22nd day of August, 1914.
O. c. Thompson, +eL fpe'
Judge of the County Court. J
Attest:
S. Cattrell.
.(SEAL) Clerk
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
BE CALLED
TO GERMAN ARMY
WILLIAM METCHER HAS RECEIy
ED WORD TO REPORT TO
GERMAN CONSUL AT ST.
PAUL.

William Metcher, book-keeper at
the Mitchell National bank, has re-
ceived word to report at the office
of the German consul at st. Paul,
following inquiry as to what course
he should pursue as a result of the
outbreak of European hostilities.
Mr.. Metcher landed in the United
States with his younger brother,
Hilmer Metcher, from the Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria at New York on
November rs, 1910. Since that time,
both brothers have renowned their
allegiance to Kaiser Wilhelm and
taken out their first naturalization
papers.
AS both brothers were under age
before they left Germany, and con
sequently had not served their time
in the army, they would be liable to
punishment should Germany emerge
victor in the present war and either
return to the Fatherland. The course
their native land might take would
he conjectural in case Germany lost
in the struggle.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
oRpER mo- SHOW CAUSE.

State 40 Cn,,+h n,tn., rn,,. n,
~ y, o"' @oun'' "a D"
vlson, SIS.
In County Court:
In the matter of the guardianship
and estate of Ruben Krebsbach and
Florence Krebsbach. minors.
1t appearing to this court, from the
petition this day presented and filed
by II. r.. Kibbee, the guardian of the
persons and estates of Ruben Kres-
bach and Florence Krebsbach minors
praying for an order of sale Of Ger
tain real estate belonging to his
said wards, that 1t is for the best in
terests of said minors and of their
estate, that such real estate be sold
and that II 4, nocacearv For thair
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
] Lamme of Mitch
ell is One of the
Fourteen.
t
He Hopes to Wipe Our
Factions. = Progressives
to Name Secretary.

Pierre, S. D.-The different sec
tons of the state were we'll repre-
scented at the meeting of republican
state committeeman, and candidates
held last evening on call of Chair
man Lockhart. In his opening talk
to the meeting Chairman Lockhart
commented on the fact that there
are many comments in some sections
of the state as to the fact of his be-
ing a stand pat" chairman On that
be said he certainly wanted to be
r''ssed as a stand-pat so far as every
candidate on the ticket is concerned
and Thai it would be his aim to do
everything possible to secure a good
majority for every one of the repub-
iican primary selections which we're
made in March. That the outlook
was never better, as for the first
me In a number of years it was
united republican organization
against a divided opposition. and
that there is no need to question the
outcome. He asked the republicans
~ all factions to get together and
'a'ect the ticket nominated. after
which he declared his belief that the
'A~ctioralism of the past few years
rorld not be a part of republican
Hfitics of the state for the future.
h primary law presumes that
he party chairman selected will be
N' The majority facioh of the party.
and 1t provides that the chairman
shall select a secretary who shall be
" the minority faction of the party.
chairman Lockhart announced that
he felt that the spirit of the act in
'ende that the secretary should be
IT the opposing faction. and he would
select the man asked by the candi-
dates and leaders of the opposite
factlon so far as any selection would
be made. No secretary would be
seiected at this time, but A. E. Beau
mont, of Madison, a progressive
newspaper man was named as pub
lefty man and acting secretary for
he present.
Lyle L.. Branch of Pierre was Sc
leeted as treasurer of the committee
On motion Chairman Lockhart
selected an executive committee of
fourteen from the state committee
10 act through the campaign. This
committee consists of j. e. Sullivan.
Of Aurora; r. c Gibbs, of Beadle
'. M. Scoblic, of BonHomme; C. N.
aerried. of Brown; j. e. Payne. of
Clay; r. j. Lamme of Dawson: A.
e. Guenther of Gregory; w. b.
Green. of Hamlin; T. b Roberts. of
Hughes; w. II. Warren of Kings
bury; James Monroe of Minnehaha;
lhomas ID. Potwin, of Perkins; j.. T.
Scroggs, of Union.
The committee endorsed the plan
II the republican national committee
regard to the matter of represen-
atlon, and the making up of the
emporary roll of the national con-
ention, which has been submitted
~ the national committee to the
different state committees.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
ASKING N
O EXHIBIT
COMMISSION FOR STATE BUILD
ING AT SAN FRANCISCO TO
APPEAL FIRST TO SOUTH
DAKOTA BANKS. -.

South Dakota banks will be asked
to give hearty financial support to
the raising of funds for the state
building at the Panama-Pacifc ex-
position at San Francisco in 1915.
This decision was reached at the
meeting of the state commission yes
terday.
Contributions from the banks will
be asked on a basis of a minimum of
SO each and 81 for each $1,000
capital ove $4,000. Many of the
banking institutions in South Dako-
to already have signitied their inten-
tion of supporting the project to
erect a state building at the big
fair.
The souvenirs by which it is hoped
to secure the major portion of the
funds. will be placed on sale mex.
month at the state fair at Huron and
the Corn Palace in Mitchell. Church
organizations and women's aid so
%cieties also will be permitted to in
crease their own funds by selling
the souvenirs on commission. Sam
pies of the souvenirs. in coat chains
and pins were displayed to the men,
hers of the commission.
1t was decided to have rough
sketches of the proposed corn palace
state building drawn for submission
TO the exposition officials. A tele
gram was sent to San Francisco, ask
ing what structural requirement.
would be asked for the building. 1t
was found that it will be necessary
70 have the decorations of corn on
all four sides of the building.
A contract has already been sign
ed with a Sioux City motion picture
firm to make films of South Dakota
industries for exhibit in the state
,uilding during the ten months of
the exposition The same concern
has the contract for the pictures to
'estaken of Iowa industries.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
DAKOTA LAND
SOLD FOR sos AN ACRE

Beresford, S. D.-Prices of $165
and S205 were received in recent
sales of farm land near Beresford,
which are close to the record for the
highest prices paid an acre for land
in South Dakota. One of the pieces,
consisting of so acres of a farm be-
longing to Charles Carlson, sold for,
the lowest of the two figures. The
other parcel. bringing $205 an acre,
consisted of 81 acres and was i'm
ments, it was estimated that the
land itself4 sold for approximately
proved. Exclusive of the improve
$1s5 an acre. 1sit4t4k
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
SIOUX CITY
r BEWARE
HOPES SHOULD NOT BE BUILT
TOO HIGH UPON PROMISES
OF FARMER FROM NIT
CHELL.

Sioux City Tribune:-In this day
and age when romance seems to
have become Il lost art in the mad
rush for wealth and social position
little would onedream that a stock
market, where men fight and tram
pie, would be the birthplace of
what may eventually be one of the
rarest and prettiest love adventures
And all because the wheat market
has been steadily rising until, afte,
an increase of cent upon cent. Oscar
Huffey is rich Not only that but
Oscar has succumbed to the crafty
darts of Cupid.
Mr.. Huffey is a farmer residing ir
he vicinity OF Mitchell, S. ID. In his
country, pestilence and plague are
unknown. Crops a6re harvested,
stock is %fattening, the mortgage is
paid and now all NJ. Huffey wants
in this vale of tears" to make his
happiness complete is a wife.
With that end in view, he has
written the only acquaintance he has
in Sioux City, the ticket agent of the
North western railroad. To be sure
it is an acquaintance of chance,
brought about only by the purchas-
ing OF tickets TO Mitchell, but never
theless. Mr.. Huffey has written inn
ploring him to exert his spare efforts
in securing a wife for this lonely son
of toll. And in the letter the adven-
turer modestly admits he is blue
eyed, blonde haired and with a COM
plexion that only the dew baths of
South pakota's green fields car pro-
vide one with. Full particulars make
him a close second to Jean Stratton,
Porter's famous Harvester"
Said ticket agent is taking this
means of announcing the contents of
the letter to those gentlewomen of
Sioux City whose tympanums have
not yet resounded with the strains
OF Mendelssohn. MI letters of APP
plication will be accepted and filed
for future approval. Those not favor