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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-25

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-25


BY GEO. f. YANTIS, PLAINTIFFS Attor-
ney. p O. Address, Olympia, WASH
ington. S-3-7
Date of first publication August IS,
1915.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-25

interest in and to the real property
hereinafter described. defendants No.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-25
Tax Receil
Total amount of taxes paid since
date of Certificate of Delin-
II. GOODPASTURE,

Any pleading or process may be
erved upon the undersigned at the ad-
resS hereafter mentioned
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-25

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for Thurston
Comfy
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26

Grall 9. 9. 2icroorfL go. G21.
Serlep Gioae Goao, geoenft Ser
mallotcll III Soma Gitp nnb Melptoll,
So, cinen @plud) abSritatten.
Gr. 8afer, 3a9nar3t @hitafer
8,liI0ing. (Gns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
3,uci IutDmu6ilc scrtriimmcrt.

Gin bon Sem tAiabrigen @iIliom
&alters, SEQ. 1882 Glorf StraBc, &C.
itcucrtcs n1o 5ralt gnmlcricn. 81.
StraBe uto @rarto Mpe., aeborcnoes
@lltonlobil ill6r aeItern abeno in oos
Gltrean Der Eoltol telegraph Gonl-
pallp, SO. 214 Main Strobe, ltlb
ricGtcte hetrdhtliGen Sbaoen an. gs
Nien1alln bei Dem llnfall pcr-
lesi.
Gin G9arles @oieniielo, geo. 800
"a. Strabc, Gpf Sslono, gebDrcnoes
Mlltonobil mllrbe aeItern Mbcno poll=
Ilnnoig 5crltort, als sic Stencrlung
an Ser Gfe Scr A.. n1b @aines Stra-
Sc Der ogte, nllb sic Mald}ine gegen
cincn Sclcpbplpiabl gerporfen muroc.
Ill6 bei oicicm llnioQ muroe 9tis-
lllall0 ucrlebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
Midtcr & Suns fanfen arofcs 9cls=
lager i'll Nelu Durf.
Sutton &ol(cftion i'm @ertbe pol1
iiber fiini5ig Iauieno Collars
Don @arl Hibter cr1tan0en.

Garl Midter, BON Ser Iirn1a Micb-
ter & Cons, No. 219=21 @eit 2.
StraBe, faufte bicIer Gage in Seem
Dorf Die bcriibmlte Sltl toll &plleftion
flir iiber $4,000 auf llto f%ontraftir=
te lornit bic groBte 9el5transaftion,
Die Der @elten l1t1o Mittelmel item al1=
Ser Gbicago nno ct. 2ouis je gcieben
fat. 1iele in Ser aar15en @elt be
farn1te aolleftion lebt lid) aus 0elt
lelteniten Sil6er=, @ral,=, @eiB=8lau=
u1lo &reu5illdspel5en 5niamnen.
0icle Eel5e lollen IN ieoer Siniibt
prin1a un0 ein5ig in i9rer Mrt fem.
Gin ein5iger Nel5 bon Ser Solicit
tion alein lpll iiir einen Yreis BON
$1,000 crlta11oen mor0en leil1, mab=
reno Oie anoeren 9el5e cbenfads dlt=
BERT foh int 9reiie lteben iollen.
Sin Gbeil Ser &olleftion lit i1on in
davenport %eil1getroffen, mtibrcno Ser
&elt Oerlelben ber1te 1i1to morgen er=
martet miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
Mn sic @Hrgcr Scr Stabt
NnDc1tnDrt.

Bic Tcicr ser cinbmnSertitcn @ic
ocrfcbr hcr Grridtnna bes Spr
Nrmitruna nnf ser gScnicitc ser SIC
a%icrnnasinicl miro in bicicrn Sabr,
uuln Is. bis sum "a. SUM- inter bc1
M1tipisicn scr Turt Nrmitrpna Sen.
tcmnial Niipslntiun burdl cine immcn
ic Ncislidfcit brsangcn merScu.
Sic SalrbnnScrtfcicrpcrciniMn
infurn1irt mid, bak ,%t1icrc Sd,uciter.
Stabtc ,9ipf Sslaub nnb Mplirc,
Spnncrstag Nad}mittaa, Scn %. Slt=
III, als cincn Tcicrtag erfl1rt babem,
bamit an sem gcnammten Sage in sen
iii Traac fummcnocn Stdbtcn cine
SnSnitric= nro SriihcridmftsparaSe
~abgcbaltcn mcrScn fann, bic anf set,
Tcitplat, cnbcn miro, lup Sieics arpHe
liituriidic Sabrfnnoertscrcignip in
gcbiiGrcnhcr g9ciic @bcgangcn mcrbcrl
inf.
Gie &crcinianua fat n1tdJ sic Sir
Ger Der Stnot Saucnpprt amfgcfDr=
bert, cine iGrlidjc Garaoc an sem &c
lmnntcn Sage a~b5nbaltcn nuS cbcm=
fals Ncn Tcitplab III bcm acnauatcn
Sage iii cprpurc a%uf5nimd)cn.
Sd, crlaiic barnm an bic giiraer
Scr Sfabt Sabcnpurt Sic @ittc, an
Madymittagc Scs %. SAINT ilrc tGali=
dc grbcit nicScrsulcsen anb iidy an
ser Sc tlidjfeit SIT bctbcilisen, oanit
a,tdj mir nulcr Shell basu t1ltn, ,tnl
Den Sag SIT eiltc1m glprreid)en nt1b
grpkcrl, OmrdidlagcnScu Grfplg s1
gcitaltcn.
@c5. SoGn @crmalS,
gnrgcrmciitcr Scr Staot Gabcnpprt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
2rci icinc GyfnrFoucn.

sonstaa, q. Mai, nit sem Cont
pier .Mornilla Star" nod Sen aeo-
fllf Ianlmclt. Nbiabrt 900 lt6r
Morgcns. Hiidfebr anl Molltag
Mnrgell ltm 700 l1hr.
sonrtaa, %. Maai, nit oeul CONT
pier p8lacf @Gpf" Ourdy Sic Mloline
Sdlcnien nad) Sem llellell aallol, Ser
bel ScGlaire aeballt miro. s(bfabrt:
2:15 llbr Madmittaas. .4oc sic
G%ltlofabrt.
Gicnstas, 80. @eai, 0e%forotions-
tag, NIT Dem Compiler u@clen @lair"
l1ad) Clinton. Miabrt prompt INN
$3.50 ltbr Wprgcns; Miitffebr 7:3O
llbr Mhcilos. SOC fin sic Mllnofa6rt.
@cgcn meitcrcr Mltsfltlit telcpbo=
l1'e man 9apcllpprt-2573.
Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
Goli5if Mifc apppcs BON Moturrao
ii6crfahrcm.

Scr Goli5iit Mife .&oppes ,pllroe
geIterl1 M6enb ON ser 2. ulo Sarfi=
ion Strabe bon einem BON 81. S.
5bomplon aeIteucrten Motprrao an
aefa6ren ulto 81 @oben geiporfen.
Scr Eoli5iit murbe 10 ld)per nerlebt,
Dob er nod ieiner @o6nung geldafft
lrl0 BORT bon oem Coroner OF. eSSp9l1
Gantipell b%ebatoelt merDcll ml1B=
te. Ser Ir5t ltellte idapere Duet
lfnnaen nnb Smrta6idiirfl1ngen apie
alld) gerrenfu1gen an Ben @lieoma=
Ben lll1O ON &opfe felt, meld)e Ben
Noli5iiten mogl einige @sod6en an bas
gett ieiieln lpcrDcn. I6ompion muir
oe in Salt %gcnon1r1en nlo gcgel1
Wiraldait gum 0etragc bon $50
mieoer alrT ireien Sub geitellt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
scfanntcr bentidcr Eionicr icicrt
WcbtrtStaa.

NH".
@errn seoerill Sartlna1ll geo.
715 Warqllettc StraBe, NOR es &c
ltern p%crgon1t, i'm &reiie ieiner aabl=
rcid,cn Gerpamotall, Gefamten lltD
Irelnoe 0ie 80. @icoerfcbr jcircs
'8cburtstages SIT feiern. SEER Sart=
mann lit nod 10 riiltig mic Elm uilu1=
ger" llro lagt, BOB er ltod) bel1te &C.
llar 10 gut Elm @cmebr tragen fam
lpie lcincr5eit, als CT 1totb 6cinl Mili=
tor mar.
1as 6ctaate 0cm,rtstagsfino CT
Gillette a1t %. Mai 1884 i'm @roB=
ber5ogtbum @aben 0as 2ibt Ser selt
ul1o fam Dor llngefdbr fiini nllo fiiltf=
sig Sabren llad) BEN Gereinigtelt
Staatcr, 100 CT iid gleid) IN Iapcl1<
port licoerlicb n1o bier an Der sapei=
ten ll1lo Sarrilon StraBe cine grobe
s6llbmad)ermerfltatt eroffncte, bic CT
big Dor fiinf5ebn Sabrcn fiibrte. Gon
leinen 5lpplf &inOern lino llllr l1od)
pier am 2eGel1, aber bielc bier battcll
lid geltern sum @%ebltrtstagc hires
@aters p~oll5abIig nit ibrell SSamilien
ei1gcfl1nOen. SSrau @artmalmL bic
trclte 2c6ensacfabrtil1 oes @e6ltrts=
tagsfiroes> ltarb Dor mgcfabr l1ell1l
Sabrelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
9errcmabtnD ocs 9nUcapprt
Soat.GlMb ein Dnrd)fhIa=
0enoer GrfpIg.
adjtsia Mitalicocr n,tS Trcnn=
ocs @crcins fimScn iidJ sur Scit=
lidyfcit cin.
9ommubure 9ctcrs, spatmeiicr, Gg
&ummpSprc @iliam $. Guid
scr 6anptrchncr.

Iroblilrn uno @cn1iitblidfeit ma=
rem Die bciben @altptpullfte bcs &C.
|ltern Mbcn0 ab9ebaltenen @errcn=
|abcnoS Ocs Gabenport @oat Glllh, sll
|oem lid} ii6er od)t5ig Mitglieoer cin=
.gefunoen batten. Yltnft llelll l1br
|%itcllte ser iriibere commodore Sbco.
|Sainbreht Sen Mnmclenben sen &prt-
|npoorc Gcters Dor, Der baum Iiir Sen
|slban Dos 9lmt cilcs Ioa]imeiiters
|iibcrnabnt.
Ser critic Meoner NOR Scr iriifcre
&omnloobrc @illiam $. Goidt Ser
bonptlahlid) fir cincn eroBere1
@ootflltb agitirte. Gr=&omrtoopre
@ol6 lobtc in ieiner intcrcIlantcn
Mnlpra6c belolloers oas M}itglicb=
ldaftSfomite ltno grotlllirte bemlel=
ben filr Die 10 por5iiali0e aeleiitcte
Nr6eit. Ger nad)lte 9iebner apar Gr=
aonmtooorc Moetel, Ser Dem &pni=
ntoopre Ecters in 'feicrlidcr @eilc
Bic &anfflagge iiberreidtc.
Gapf. IS. Is. Snftller NOR Der llac)=
lte, Der oas @ort crgriff. SSn "leilcr
Mlrlprad)c lobtc Gapt. 2attler Bic ici-
ne Mrhcit, mclbe Ser 8ontfllth lei
ltet lllro Itets gclciltct bat. ST CT
mabnte, baB Der @pptflllb pcridic=
oc1tlid) oie geralllalilllrg par, Gu
pcnport Dos @elprlb Der @ailcr=
lportfrcile rlid)t rllr in Sen Gercillig=
ten Staatcl1, ionocrn alld in Scr al
ten @elt, nmncttlid 1eutld)lallo uab
gtglanb, SIT mad)en. Eolt5ei= nlb
Selterfommiliar Sacgcr par ser
IlladJlte Gcoacr ltl1b allrb CT crpG0ntc
Die nor5iiglid)e, bon Scr Grrei11igl,llg
gelciltetc grbeit. Inbere 9}cDncr lpa<
rel1: Ibco. 9anr6red)t, 6. @. Saa=
lllol1> 8nl. @etel, Or. s. gs. @an=
ming, Son Goniol1, Gus %SSel,cfe, s..
90. glp ul1o @arrp @oolep. Sin
aus Den Scrrcn Ml. @renlcr, Mop
Iaoederit, Charles Mollop ullo Sen
IN ScifTert helteben0ts Gllartett iarlg
.une6rcre biibide 2ieoer. Ser gauge
Mbello lpar nit &ib uro @lrnlor &C.
ImiirSf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26

Saben sic idon Slo Miiion
gier probirt? @lei6 nit oem beiten
importirten 8ier ln6 empfoblen bon
ben 9oftorett. &od Sslano gretping
@ompann. Wn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
Scitcrrcid ltngariidcr Inter:
itiitmngsflnb pcranitaltct
SunnaGcnD Wat=
fransd)cn.

8ic idJon pnr cilrigen Sagcl1 III
Ser Ignofrat" berid)tet murbe,
peranltaltct Der Observation-Disclosures
lcye llntcrltiltrutgsflllb am Sorm=
abcno biclcr Isolde slhcnos ad,t llbr
in Der 1anildcn Griioeridaitsba!le
mleoer einnal cine lcir1er 10 iebr BE-
licbtelt lll1o ais gcnliitblid) b%efanllten
IeltlldJfcitcn, llno 5lpar bieics Mal
Gin M}aifral15del1, NQe Seiterrei=
dcr, ltngarl1, Ielltide nno fire
Srcllnoe iino 5n ocln &ran5dc11 ber5=
lldNt cingelaocn. 3ablreiber 9eilld)
miro cnpartet, 5lnlal bic Ieltli6feit
5llrt @cltell oes Geutid=oiterrcih=lr1=
garilden Not6cn &rcl,5es mo Scr il
Der Scin1at6 alll ldNperten @etrofe=
1len lcrallltultet miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26

a6elto pcridJieocnc Male bon Sltoia-
llatolis tclepboniid mlfgerllIcn. Sc
Nesmal muroe nod Carpenter ec=
1ragt. Sri. @itberell idien bis Inn
5tpei N6r Mdprgcns nod6 nidgt bon Sen
Snoimappliler @cborOcn per6aitet
lpproen 5t icirL oenll INN slpei llbr
M'orgclls mllroc 5ltl1 lebtel Wiale oie
NolisciIlation BON Snbianapolis aus
.mtfgerufen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
5taot uub Gouup.
Greitas, Den &c. Mai,
alsiae 5tabt=M enigieiten.
Iernen6l : Mittcl gegell &bcl,=
m~atisnuts uno Sdnler5ell aler 9lrt.
Nicpc'S Mpotbefe, 403 meltl. 2. Str.

Ser Glad 6anf @atd Eupcr
ilt liir Die Ialler Don 10 SabrGn DON
Serrn George 81. Stepbenion genlic=
tbet moroen, Ser ol1t5 mabrel1b Scr
lettcn 2 Sabre Mictbcr apar. Ios
llclle @allpigehalloe, oas oil Stclle
ops frilbcrC1 nicoer9ebranllten errid=
tet miro, loa anl 10. sSltlli erDffnet
meroell. Iic nelte uSSlul" miro Spci=
lcrdrmliGfeiten iiirs 500 Gerioncn
enthaltcn, nit 9ll1siid)t bon ser
&auptlpeileballc allf Sen Mod Giper.
IS iei an oieier S1eIlc nod
malls boranf ouimcrfiam genladlt,
DOB Bic iabrl. @cam1tempabl Ser slfti=
ben Ser SAB. Il1rllgemcinoe oF1
Sonntag, 4. sSlni, I'M &lltblofal ser
Sllrnballe l%tattiinoet. sSScbes cin5elnc
aiitalicn bes Gereins iollte inn Sn=
terelic Scr Sl1rl1gcmeinoc Iidt Der
ieblcn, icine Stinne ab5l1geben.
SIR 0ieie @abl bat nas Nomina,
t%ionsfomite Die nadlltcbenoen &anbi-
oaten aufgelteIlt:
grlter Spreder - @iIbelm siem=
len. Serr Silberltein 1peigerte lid)
sum arobc1t 9eoaller11 Ser gereins=
mitglieoer, mieoerum SOS Gbrenamt
oes erlten Spred1ers an5ll1ebmen,
neil er geldaftlid 81 iebr IN Mn=
lprlldb genommcn miro, Inn ba5 Imt
aelalt 10 criolgrei6 lpie friiber bur1=
1iibren SIT fDnnen.
3nNiter 5preder - George @alo=
matln.
&orrelponbirenoer gdriftmart -
2ouis @era.
Siltan5lhriftpart - Sermann Ge-
terielr.
g6otmeiiter 9(uellt S. @eder
lnlb Sobn s. grallot.
@elangsipart Sobn @lrll0er
l1no NOolpb 9oeot.
grlter Inruapart Soiepb Grog-
fe it.
31ueiter Gl1rnmort -Sarocp ga1,.
3el,glpart <go Man5olp.
GrIter 6a1nentrager Sssobn
Mobr.
3tpeiter S%abnentrdger ~ Jranf
Erpsfc.
Observation-Disclosures - Mlbert Sta.
pboel> Grnit Otto, S. S. 2attller nnb
SQrrn Gdr1ipns.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
@c6mrt pon orci anaben.

Die @cbltrt bon orei ainoern, alle
&nabcn, ml1r6e geltertt Oenr Staot=
clerf Sllgo Wpeller %gen1elbet. MoG=
ltebcl1b Die gltern Ser &in0er:: Seru
l1nb Sran Clarence &omilto1l, SD
Niiiiillippi Npcnlte; &err ln1o Srall
@iliam q. Zimmerman, 51S Slt 8.
.straBe m1tb SEER llno Jralt Gbarlcs
S. 6i1ltc, &llcDl Slots.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
Mitglieocr bes
Die a%bgegebenen
miro: Goriiter,
Sarrb @arnfe1t,
Nuguit @eItpbal,
GDangcliidcr @pttcsSicnlf in bcut.
idlcr Spradlc III WQcns Mrpnc.

SIM Sd)ulbm1ie 200. 2 slQen's
@rope Somnibip miro on Sonntog
y'atbnlittaa Inn balb 2 l1br elm co.
llltb. G~ottesbicnlt in bclltider Spro=
d)c abge6altcn. sulc 91tberoncr, sic
III Der oortiaen @egcno mobnea, linh
biernlit ber5lidlt t~ingclooen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
Scr @of SslanS 3lucis=@cr6anb

oes Ielttid)-a mcrifaniihen National=
Glt1oes balt ON 11adJiten Son1tag
nj Ser Mof Sslano Illrn,
.bolle ieine regelmaBige Geriammll1ng
ob, 81 meld)er aQe Mitglicoer, 1pie
ilberbolpt olle oelltidell giirger Mod
ISLANDS lid) 5ablrcidl einfil1oen ioll=
ten, % ic6r mihtigc @cidafte Dor
llegcn. 1ie Scr onmlnng begil1nt
I'M Da(b 8 l1br.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-26
Glna.)
@cfanntmndutna.

SIN ltrlere Trcl1nbe mlo aqrloen:
gssir fol1l1elt Davenport Seem 5tple
@etraaf enlpfeblcll, Dos jest perfauft
miro; yclltitlt fcil1ct Mlfptol. ssslt
@ol5 5000 per Barrel ulo in
&llten bon orei 3ubeno fleilten
Slaiden- 1910, NIT eincm Mabatt
bon $1.20 fiir Site lll1o Ilaiden.
9ooenport 8rcpingG 60.
@n5.)
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14
WILL MY CHILD TAKE
Or. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY

The best answer is DIR. Kings
New Discovery itself. Its pleas
ant sweet syrup, easy to take. 1t
contains the medicines which years
of experience have proven best
for Coughs and Colds. Those who
have used DIR. Kings New Dis
covery longest are its best friends.
Besides every bottle is guaranteed.
If yon don't get satisfaction you
get your money back. Buy a bot
tie. use as directed. Keep what
is left for Cough and Cold insur-
ance.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14
Logan Township, CTownship 100


Logan Township. CTownship 100
North Range ~ ON the South.
the section line extending North
and South through the middle of
tie township on the East. the
North line of such Township on
the North and the West line Of
such Township on the West; and
the boundary line of Logan school
District No 1 shall be the South
line of Said Township on the South
the East line of said Township on
the East, the North line of said
Township on the North and the
section line extending North and
South through the middle of said
Township on the West. And
whereas it is for the best interests
of the patrons of the Schools in
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14

such District that such change be
made,
BE it resolved, that such petition
be granted and the boundaries of
such Districts he changed to con-
form to the boundaries herein set
forth and stated.
Motion was duly seconded by
Ransch and motion being put the
following vote was recorded on
Roll Call: commissioners Knott
yes Simon yes Rausch ''yes"
VonWald yes Williams ''yes'
Superintendent Margaret Briscoe
yes
Motion was declared carried by
Chairman Williams and resolution
adopted.
Continued on last pagel
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14

a few weeks ago the Bismark
Daily Tribune published the fol-
lowing about our former towns
man, Capt. Chas. j Bailey. who
along in the ninetles tried to keep
a ferry boat franchise alive here:
In order to pay expenses of
maintaining the deer which we're
taken from the ice at Willlston,
post cards are being sold about the
town by Captain Bailey. The
price of the cards is 10 cents each
and one half of the amount re
ceiyed will be put in a fund to paw
the expenses of maintaining the
animals until such time as other
suitable arrangements can he made
Seven of the IL deer taken from
the ice on the Missouri bottoms
are still alive. five having died as
the result of injury and the severe
exposure. One of the remaining
seven may die, but the other six
are in good health and likely to
live.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14

By the decision of Judge Bottum
that Orient cannot have legal sa-
looms after the first of July, on
that date there will be no licensed
saloon in Hughes. Hyde. Hand,
Sully and Stanley counties
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14

The Dakota Congregational con
ference met at Oahe Saturday, ex-
tending their sessions over Sun
day and Monday. Indian min
listers from all the reservations in
the state were to be present, as
we'll as a number of white mission
aries, DIR. t. l.. Riggs, who for
many years has been missionary
to the Sioux Indians, has his home
at Oahe, and conducts the church
and mission school there. He and
Mrs Riggs have for many years
devoted their lives to the service.
They come of pioneer missionary
families who were prominently
known i'm Minnesota and other
northwestern states for their ser
vice to the Indians.
A brother. DR. Alfred Riggs, of
Santee, recently deceased, was
head of the institution there, and
the Riggs family in its various
branches has been prominent in
the development of the Indians of
the northwest.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14

The rainfall for May in Potter
county was something near 5.81
inches and June promises to equal
it, The highest it ever reached
was last July, when we had 6.12.
according to the Pierre weather
bureau.
1t looks as if South Dakota is
getting into the humus belt with
Minnesota and Illinois, from our
experience with the rain this year
and last year
We are informed that with two
or three exceptions. all the women
who have Indian rights, who are
married to white men. are now
citizens.
This is only the first step toward
giving all those Indians who are
mentally and physically fit. their
full citizenship rights. and putting
them on their own resources.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14

The following applications for
school loans were on motion duly
approved:
John Rreeue, se4 sec. 1s-ll7-
"a $500. 49,. s SO0.O
Andrew j. Breene sw4 is
III - ........ 10000
William j Breene nt Is
l11-14 -. 1900.
The application of Ira Timber
lake for $1,000 on s. of ne4 and nj
of SET and 81 of 81 and net of sw4
sec 25-1lS-79 was on motion re-
iected
Wolf bonnties were on motion
duly approved as follows
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14

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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-24
'BAlLARD'S Golden Headache Tablets

Quick to relieve unpleasant after affects
will prevent attacks a "
Seepessness
scaca and pains of Entirely free from opium
drugs Easy to take any
satisfaction guaranteed or money
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-24

That was the difference He
could smoke Cedulas in moderation,
and always keep a good appetite and
clear head. Foggs Drug Store
will tell you that this is true of all
mild Havana cigars, and they sell
Cedulas.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-24

Nyals Hirsutone-for the hair and
scalp-cleanses the scalp Of dandruff
stimulates the growth OF the hair and
preserves its natural beauty Dan
druff is unhealthy-get rid OF tic.
r. Fogg Druggist.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10
NEW CHECK COLLECTION PLAN
Governor Rhoads, of Federal Reserve
Bank, Explains Methods

Governor C. J. Rhoads, of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, has sent a
circular letter to member banks explaining
in detail the new par collection check plan
which is TO go into effect July 10. A de-
scription of the service sets forth the fol-
lowing important features among others:
"Since the Federal Reserve Act requires
Federal Reserve balESs to receive checks
on their member banks deposit at par
the Federal Reserve Board will not permit
Federal Reserve banks to pay or allow any
exchange charges, and as the proposed plan
is a reciprocal clearing arrangement, mem
ber banks must therefore cover at par all
checks drawn upon themselves received from
us or for our account, since such checks
will have been accepted by us on deposit at
par.
Items on member banks in this district
will be forwarded direct to the paying banks
and will be charged to their accounts on the
second business day after the date of send
Ing, thus allowing us time to receive advice
of payment"
Under authority of the Federal Reserve
Act, the Federal Reserve Board has fixed
a service charge of 1s cents per item, to
be made to the depositing bank and to be
debited to the member banks account
monthly No service charge viii be made to
member banks in this district on items pay
able in Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10
BOND MARKET LESS SNAPPY
Demand Satisfactory, With New High
Levels in Certain Issues

NEW YORK, June 1O.-There was not
quite as much snap to the bond market
during the last week as during the pre-
vious fortnight, although satisfactory de-
mand obtained and prices were we'll main
talned new high levels having been estab-
lished in certain special issues.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad SIS
were regarded with favor and greater
demand for this Issue prevailed than in
several weeks, Friday nights closing quota
tion being 95h.
Anglo-French SIS were strong, sales be-
ing made on Friday at 96b, which Is a
higher level than has been reached in re-
cent trading.
Foreign loans were discussed during the
week by prominent bankers, but 1t is
stated no definite conclusions were reached
in this respect. The Russian loan situa-
tion. which has been inactive for several
weeks, came up for consideration, while
more active steps were taken looking to-
ward a loan to the French Government.
Expectations are that both of these
transactions will be closed at an early date,
especially the latter. No amounts have
been mentioned in authoritative circles, al
though it is we'll known that each of these
two loan transactions involves many mil
lions of dollars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10
EXPECT STEEL SALES ABROAD
Some Companies Not Anxious to Book
Orders at Present

NEW YORK. June 1O.--Although there is
little or nothing doing so far as domestic
steel business Is concerned, the buyers in
this country apparently being supplied for
the needs for time at least, 1t is consid.
cred probable that the foreign business that
is likely to be placed here in the coming
months will result in a better demand.
The actual orders being taken by the
various manufacturers are in excess of pro.
duction, but some companies are not
anxious to book contracts at the moment, as
they have orders on hand for periods rang.
ing from six to nine months.