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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-11-24
Delinquent Tax List

Notice is hereby given that all
lands and lots in the County Of
Sioux and State of North Dakota
on which the taxes for 1915 remain
unpaid, will be sold for said taxes of
1915, together with the penalty, in
terest and costs as provided by law.
Said sale will be made in the Office
Of the county auditor. in the court
house at Fort Yates, North Dakota,
on the second Tuesday of December
being December ~, A. D. 1916,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a.
m. and 4 O'Clock p. m. of said day
and date.
The following is the list of said
lands, lots and blocks upon which
the taxes for the year 1915 remain
unpaid and which will be offered
for sale, to-wit:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
News of Fifty Years Ago
Hrom the Richmond Dispatch. July II. 1856

The United states soldiers. stationed In this
MONEY rapdlS as possible and ' they .am n"nse
themselves by getting nr every description of
soldiers We're made ali of whom wcpe
turned over TO tho military authorities.
days have knocked tho former intense heat out,
ana ,iann for the past two nights the slccpcrs in
cccdinsly comfortable.
Eishor Early has had relapse, and. a, his
injuries rcceived in the coalneI nsc ISmi n 81"
the Richmond and panvine Railroad.
\ large meeting OF tho citizens OF James CITY
burg was held day before Yesterday IL, tho in
Raiiroad Tine meeting passed resolutions mrc,
ing Tue nrldins Of The road and also urging tue
capital stock. for il is believed that tho road
Peninsula
;, Over one-half of the counties i'll North Caro-.
lima have called meetings . elect delegates, to
tho Philadelphia convention OF conservatives
Counsel for Mr.. Davis have finally abandoned
an application for The release OF Mir. Davis on
mounced IVY S'' 't'" an
-: IN address has been issued the loyal
S9mvcniion at lhiladcphia IN septembcr next.
richmond, member of the srand jury that
Indicted Mr.. Davis
the steamship Persia arrived in New York
in Euronc. several desperate battles have taken
plarr between tho Austrians and Prussians. The
russians seem I" have the best OF II so far,
tthouch Vienna dispatches received In Liver
TOOL just before the sailing tho Persia claim
success for tho Austrians in three OF the latest
battles.
Postmaster General pennison has rendered his
rSsiSnation. and the same has been accepted by
the President. Mr.. lIcr.hIon gives his only
r r:s. for resienins hc fac, that lie and tho
PRESIDENT arc diamctriCaliy opposed each
other on the reconstruction policy.
Cholera has broken board a friga,e At
the navy yard III rhiadclrhia There arc seven
cases report cd in all. aud there is great excite
m.tt AMI uncasincss in the quaker city.
The Indications arc that all OF the pro-
posed amendments to tho North Carolina state
Constitution viii he adopted by tho people at
tho election to be held in August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Cleaning Set 10 ,Imsic.

\ dry cleaning establishment in &,
Louis has added = phomocraph TO IL"
equipment. TIC WORK OF the estab-
lishmcnt includes Il good deal Of iron
ing and pressing. The photograph is
kept busy turning out lively music
ana the workers ~ the ironing board
un"onSciouslN move in tine with the
music. greatly acccic"atinS their speed
The idea has been taken from the South
American countries. where music il
considered one OF the necessities Of
lite and IS furnished in some form il,
almost all industries. The proDrie Tor
claims H. per cent increase i'm ,hc
amount of work turned out in tho same
period Of time since the phonog:aph
has been installed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
The Spur Is Rcd upon tbe ur,,r.

The SPUR is rcd upon the briar,
rho sca-kelp whips the wave ashore:
The wind shakes out the colored fire
From lamps arrow OH tho sycamore:
The tanaGcr with fitting note
Shows TO wild heaven his wedding
coat:
The mink is busy; herds again
30 hillwarh in the honcycd rain;
The midScs meet. ! cry 10 Thee
Whose heart
Remembers each or these: Thou art
My God who hast forgotten me.
fright from the mast scarf unwound,
The lined gulls in the ofTing ride:
Along an edge of marshy ground,
The Shad-buslr enters like a bride,
Yon little clouds are washed of care
Ihat climb the blue New England air,
And almost mcrrily withal
The ffee-frog plays ut evenfnll
His oboe In messy tree.
So. too,
Am not Thine? Arise, undo
This fear Thou hast forgotten mo-
Louise Imogena Quincy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Wait a whiie.

Yes, it's hot-don't we all know t2-
Know tile sun is shining down?
Don't our cuffs and collars show IL
When We wander round the town"
But We need not yield to worry,
Fear we all soon 10 die;
Take II easy and don't hurry;
Twill be cooler by and by.
Some old troubles lurking near us
Pretty much tho whole darned time,
And il tries it's best 10 tear
From the place where joy-bells chime.
IL is just so with this weather.
That's so beastly hot and dry:
Still. don't YOU show the white feather
Twill be cooler by and by.
Keep on resting. keep smiling.
While old Sol sends forth his rays
Don't waste time in loud reviiing
or these extra -torrid days;
Shuc< your coat when ii Expresses.
Don't stay in the sun TO fry:
Can that crouch that SO dstrcsscs--
Twill he cooler by and by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Light Breaking on England

USHERE are signs that England after many
tk generations of foolish treatment of Ire
and and the Irish. is awakening to a realza-
lion OF her folly. Announcement by the
Home Secretary that he will at once put into
inject the recommendation that AGO men, held
nj connection with the recent rebellion. he
let at liberty, betokens the coming Of light
Ihat England has never seen before. In her
fealings with her great colonies, she has, Tor
the most part--snce the War Of the Revolu-
iion-exhibited understanding and common
tense But toward Ireland an integral part
f what all good Brtons call Home she
iAS never showed either. II must be that
The advisory committee, which made the
Recommendation, had not become imbued
With the official spirit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Russians Moving On

[ low tremendous is the force Of the Rus
l i sian attacks in the east is indicated anew
by the capture of Mamakhatun. fifty miles
west OF Erzerum and far in advance of the
positions the armies Of the Grand Duke
Nicholas had attained before they were driven
back by the Turkish counterofcnsivc Evil
IDENTIFY the Russian supply OF munitions as
we'll Al OF men, is ample for every purpose
II Is inconceivahle that the Russian staff
has not learned the lesson taught bv The
disastrous expulsion from Poland and Calicia
1t would not be extending lis lines over MANY
hundreds OF miles OF battle front unless these
lines can be maintained. II is not likely ia
fall into another trap.
Nevertheless, despite the gigantic combats
in Gaiicia and Nolhynia, the forces in the
Caucasus move onward toward CONSTANT
nople That the German apprehension is for
the eastern rather than for the western battle
line is easily comprehensive al this iuncturc
Tor Inc nature Of The terrain and the char
acter Of the fortified positions make the
western line much easier 10 defend Dcsnitc
inns. however il is in the ives, that tho do
rislvo battles Of this war Will be fought
Sooner or later the Anglo Frcnch offensive
Viii push It's way through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Chats With Virginia Editors

lhat coon, says the I;ris,o! Herald Courier
may not really have told pavv trorkoti ,' c,,
he would come down without any shnnt;nr 10,
that was what carranZa told I-uclc S.n, - 81.
old is Carranza. ''""i' 'oiS
The crusty old bachelor of tho Norfo1r wiz
Sinan Pilot has this say: "a Scw ynm,.
doctor says adopting child yin s,,.o off III
age. Ey Fastening tho death of him ,vho 49,
the adopting. perhaps" ~ WIZ uoc'
Says the Newport News Press. "t:y,or,s ,ro,,
the port OF Newport News in The n,nmih or NJ,
amounted III value to over seven and :. nair
million dollars. What q na-ninrcnt ro.nri
this port is making" And keeping il nm ali
the year around. S - up az
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch obscrycs. ",,y
making eN-tonSrcsSncn eligible as ,n.nLorc ,r
the new tariff commission some of tho nrnSont
Representatives must expect 10 he ont n - inI,
EeSt year Nothing like providing bomb
proof in time. ~
The 1iarrisonburS independent saws: ".Snort
shirts are things with open fronts or MI.
and arc thought to be OF recent vimtano " sm,
they've had the open neck shirts on thr ., rn,s
since Moses time and never got bit of nuh
Lefty for it, IL they got 10 publicity in Mnsee
time, how did YOU find out about them?
Says the Tarmvillc Leader: we nevor r.,,,
from Il trip 10 the big cities of our country that
American people in sticking TO tho CIT" ne
when tho country offers much more a. r on,a
for the average American family Glare oe
white ways is attractive many rthers :, 70
Just lazy and love the shady side OF heated
streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Showing Good Sense

GOUND sense.was betrayed by The House
~ Judiciary Committee in its passage of
resolution recommending that the impeach-
Enent OF II. Snowden Marshall. United States
attorney for the Southern District Of New
Work, be dropped There appears no reason
20 doubt that the House viii accept this ex-
..;ellent advice
,ig The proceedings were instituted by Rcpre-
sentative Buchanan. OF Illinois. who was al
that time about 10 be indicted and in fact
WAS indicted subsequently for alleged viola
fions of the neutrality laws This method
Of interfering with prosecution by accusing
The prosecuting officer Of various onenses
never found any favor with the country.
The purpose behind Buchanan's actions was
iCbaSyident.
1.-THE House OF Representatives made mis-
Jake when il suffered itself to become party
10 this enterprise The Indignation Mr. Mar
.shall expressed and that the House has adj
Judged to be contempt OF its dignity ana
prerogatiYe, was shared by the public Tho
best thing the House can do IS 10 drop The
whole business and give the public oppor
aunity TO forget it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
I1accss AIhun,cn.

Following u nervous strain. two years ago. I
began taking six raw eggs IL day. In three dones.
TWO hours OF more after meals. then weighed
lo'. now weigh 1875 pounds am woman
Of thirty years. y chemist advises that Il
continuation OF this habit will bring Oh rheuma-
tSn. kidney disease, etc. and shall DO grateful
IT you can tell me whether such excess OF
aibumca has II bad effect upon amy particular
organ.
Answer--lf you are average height (SiNty- 1.-Two
incheS) your weight is now normal. Therefore.
agree with tho chemist. More albumcu than
necessary is II burdcn the Kidneys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
One Road to Public Health

THERE is a plain and simple method by
1 which the efficiency of the city's garbage
collection system be increased largely.
That is through the strict enforcement Of the
ordinance which requires householders to
place their garbage in reccptacles of standard
size
Were this ordinance enforced the ncces-
sity Of assigning two or three men to Il one
horse garbage cart no longer would exist
The force OF men that the department could
utilize in this service would be more than
doubled. Collections made by one man would
be simpler and easier than those now made
by two or three With the purchase Of some
additional equipment tho number OF collcu-
tons per week could he increased sub
stantiaily.
Thai these improvements are in the power
Of the city administration is obvious. The
method now pursued is antiQuatcu. wastcful
and dangerous. To permit householders 10
keep garbage for three or four days or
week In barrels and other uncovered recep-
taclcs is to place premium on the creation
OF nuisance. Flies and mosquitoes are the
primary consequences of such gross neglect
and the diseases such insects carry the ult-
mate results. The intermediate nuisanccs
are noisome odors and widespread discomfort.
Private citizens should be required TO obey
the laws and ordinances enacted to SD fcguard
the public comfort aud health. but the city
should set the example. IT inspectors of the
Health Department and members of the Police
Department make no effort TO enforce one Of
the wiseSt and most sautary Of these rcgu-
!ations. it is ridiculous TO expect the ordinary
householder to feel a higher sense OF obliga-
ton and responsibility.
Compared with other cities OF the country
on per capita basis Richmond pays we'll for
street cleaning and garbage collection: on tho
basis oil service actually rendered. il pays
eNtravagantly. The fault lies in defective
method. of which the ridiculous three me to-
a-cart performance is merely All illustrate
Some day, of course. these stupidi,ies will
he cured, but there will never come better
time than this. 1t will not serve TO stir up
a little temporary activity TO meet par,icu-
lar danger. Cleanliness is as important to
Richmond at time Of the year as Al
another There is small sense in agitatons
10 swat the fly" when the careessncss or
inertia OF the city government gives tho ny
ten thousand opportunities to increase and
multiply.
There is no hardship in requiring house
holders 10 use metal garbage receptacics OF
proper size. An empty lard can. purchase bic
Tor 10 ar . cents-perhaps for less-from
Inc corner grocery, is excellent for the pur-
pose. The enforcement OF this ordinance is
an essential preliminary TO proper collections
made with any regard for economy. Why il
is not enforced is for the Mayor and the Ad-
mtnstrative Board 10 explain if they can
one Pennsylvania girl kissed a7l members
of the Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment OH its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
One on tho Con,

Mite: accident at the Of Laurel
street aud Floyd Avenue day ago, in
which an automobile and hcsrse collided, the
following conversation took place between tho
Citizen and the Cop both OF whom were inspect
ing tho automobile that had participated IN the
accident, which was fastened oM the front
small tin cmgy Of traffic police man.
pivot with the two words safety First chi :
hiaxoncd on his breast:
The Citizen (pointins to cnS y)---Look at that!
The Cop--Ycs. ] often wish was fastened
pivot like that myself
Tho Ci,izcn-Ycs. But look at The irony Of il.
Tho con thumpinE cniEy with fnecr)-That
isn't iron: it's tin!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Prohibition I'arty's Comedy

EINCE comparatively few regard il seriously
xVsthe Prohibition party seems determined
itself even al the cost OF playing
always for comedy. Shortly after The Colonel
katrayed the Progressives, the Prohibition
&arty made the country smile by extending
Ia the detected and deserted followers of the
1obbling Big Stick cordial invitation 10
Hstn In its crusade. To this hi, Of ridicuic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
shnkcsrcnre Day by Day.

For all our legislators:
we mast not make scarccrow OF the law,
Setting ii un 10 fear tho birds OF prey,
And let il keep one shape. till custom make it
Their perch and not their terror"
Measure for Measure. H. /;
For the silent:
And in the modcsty OF fearful duty
read as much from the rafting tongue
OF saucy and audacious clooueucc'
midsummer Nights Dream. V. |.
For the respondent lover: Men have died
from limo to time, and worms have eaten them.
but no, for love"--As You Like It. ". /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

NOt who live in comfortable homes. with
spacious rooms and shaded grounds
cannot quite understand, pcrha ps what such
days and nights as these mean 10 the sick
ana TO the little children in the homes OF
Tue poor lhey mean misery; they may
mean death
Il Is in these humble dwellings that the
Ice Mission conducts its work The ice il
supplies represents in many cases the diff
terence between life and death 1t enables
babies TO withstand the oppressive heat and
maintain their strength through the long
summer days
me missions need Of funds is urgent
me llmes Dispatch will be happy to receive
ana acknowledge all contributions, however
large or small This statement should be
suhicicnt TO arouse generous Richmond TO IFS
duty and opportunity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

temporary. and mover dangerous. II tho medicine
is not given moro than day two.
9. Report any suspicious illness to your
health officer for prompt investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Obnoxious Form of snobbishness

:
A;f ORE than once United States soldiers and
XVI sailors have been disseminated against
by managers OF hotels and resorts Hereto
lore. this has occurred only in such OF the,
Ultra exclusive" places as depended chiefly
hn that particularly obnoxious form of snoh
j,ishness for the greater part of their patron
age. That the lead set by these apostles Of
siretentousncss should be followed in this
Etate is not only amazing. but disgusting, 10
those who have gloried in Vireinia's serene
Elevation above that species Of vulgarily
II If the management Of the resort now
Shargcd with having barred miii,iamen from
IT'S dancing pavilion was moved TO take that
step only because they were common" sol
liers. il has brought Il sort OF shame on Nir
Sinia from which il has always becu happily
free. Persons who are certain OF their own
position never feel il necessary to assert their
superiority. Resort managers may we'll
searn lesson from them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Di.arro,ut,nr the Old Wan.

why. Miss Cuttyngc.' demanded tho lovclorn
swain do YOU decline TO bo my BRIDE"
1T is due probably streak Of obstinacy.'
replied tho young woman addressed. Father
always told me would marry fool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

Excavation work here's Gcttin' alons very
SLOWLY srumblod the foreman Larry. as he
stood on tho edge OF tho foundation and looked
down into the pit iii have TO send another
along TO lend YOU 4 hand"
Left TO himself, Larry spcculated upon what
sort OF n chap would he to assist him. and
devoutly hoped lie would be Of those
fellows who always wanted TO Get Job done.
suddenly he glanced UP and met the nugnacl-
GUS stare OF the forcmans bulldog locking over
tho edge OF the pit.
Eeccrra." i've roarcd his pipe fell. olive
worked with Citations, Germans and niggers,
hu, it Wild face loikc that comes to
work down here beside me III gets ur!"--Bufsi 10
News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

3ss9f one Of the allies warships sights The
Deutschland on her way home the com
Smander will have to hail and ask whether
a,carries guns or torpedoes Suppose /,
..tst the Deutscbla land. In tina, case the
ts@mmande will be answered in another way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

the Progressives did not have the spirit to
reply.
Now the leaders OF the party are on the
point Of indulging in more low comedy: they
are preparing to nominate Henry Ford for
President. When they do that. they will
have pressed on their party's brow the crown
of comedy. For President of the United
States they will have nominated the one,
single man in the world who has made the
whole world laugh He has one qualification
for President: he is successful manufac-
turer. And at that, he has much claim on
the presidency the Prohibition party has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

Maine Republicans think Hughes may be
persuaded into speaking" at several places.
In view OF the flow of words that has pro-
ceeded from him since he was notified
of his nomination. it is more to the point TO
wonder if he can be persuaded to keep silent
anywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

or. t.asley is not reinstated the public
WIZ ""''h WIN some interest future returns
on ih'angibles in The Sixth Circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

The fear of losing job is the spccter raised
by The custer statute; the spirit OF the la W
hardly enters into the question
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
The Pcssimist Says:

The best YOU say for tho Weather Man
is that he may not be able to help it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
I'uinIIinE I:.ncrtatInna.

cracked up hc.
Stuhhs-oui,c. ran 1t last nigh, into . Stone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

IL me government purchases the wireless
'oFpcao-contTo! system Of John Hays Ham
ino'u' Jr" VIII depar, from it's custom
OF 'cttihG every country except America rea
tho benefit Of American war jnvcntions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
IslDl,Ilt. I.nntls

How may secure information abou, gov
eminent farms r. - &
We suppose YOU refer TO the open lands be-
lonci ing to tho United states aud Won may ret
all tho Information there Is by application TO
the Land Office, Washington, -. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Queries and Answers
popI1InttOp,

G. NJ. C;.Eio dc Jsnciro, Brazil South America
has population Of l,l.S.657. Bunnus Aires. Ar
vcntiua, l,5So,lSJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
' rioI,k.

Please give tho names OF some Of the streets
IN London. VIVA; is tho distance from london
to liverpool: When was Washington admitted
state.
strand Leadeuhan street. Thrcdaueodlc
Street Ficcadliy. Regent street. co. miles.
November II. 1889.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
'"rhrough" Cars ana "ship-stor" Plan

" "ThrOuEh' Cars aud "Skip-St0p" Plan
IA MOTHER move toward efficiency and good
- service was made by the subcommittee
pf the Council Committee on Streets in recon-
{Mending the street car reroutng plan and
he adoption of the skip-stop system on GER
Jain lines. Investigation and experience OF
pther cities have shown that the plan OF
operating through cars practically all over
che city and suburban lines provides trans
S1orta:ion equally rapid AS the old loop sys-
sem. and tends to decrease congestion al cen
sral points
OF course. the dOubletra ckng of the lines
30 the north ward will further expedite the
Srafc, by obviating the necessity for the FREE
nuent waits on switches, and the stopping
bnly al alternate cofncrs t.on the Barton
Heights and Gnter Fark fines will materially
facilitate the operation of the cars AT
fninimum of Inconvenience 10 individuals
along the lines. Al present the Highland
Psrk service is not affected by the recon-
snendations Of the committee, but that will
be altered doubtless. when the wisdom OF he
General plan has become apparent 10 the
s,itizens OF that section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Prince az Wnics,

Prince uf Wnics.
Please cive the date OF tho visit OF tho Prince
~ Wales TO richmond. CLUE,
He came October 4, 1860 AMI left the Sth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

EBLIeHED every day In the yes. at 10 South Tenth
!ofget. Richmond, Va, by The Times Dlspatch Pub.
IeshlnS Co... Inc. Charles e. Hssbrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

d Buge calls don't mean anything To the
|5mcs yet. even though they are cavalry
Spmmind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

Henry Ford appears to have converted his
ONE town TO a real liking for peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

one Pennsylvania girl kissed 81 members
of the Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment on its
way to the Mexican border And vet she has
not been awarded medal for bravery or
cnduranCc.