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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22

OR forty years Deadwood has
sustained n national reputa-
ton. In old days it was known
% H. A.rilunl ..nh .,i.I.x
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22
TANNING NATIVE FRUITS

The tanning of the native fruits OF
South Dakota has been conducted for
the past twenty years on the grounds
Of the horticultural department of the
State College by Professor n. E. Han
sen, the main work having been With
the sand cherry, which is native main
where it is common in the Bad Lands.
The fruits resulting from this work
have been shown at the South Dakota
state fair for a number of years. The
best results were obtained by hybrid
izing the sand cherry with the Japan
Iese plum and with choice native plums.
This gave varieties like Opata, Sapa.
Wachampa, and many others. The
sand cherry hybrids are conspicuous
for their early bearing since they fruit
on n year wood. This characteristic
it derives from the native sand cherry.
The tree habit Of the plant is from the
Japanese parent.
Fine shipping plums, very firm in
flesh and strongly fragrant, such as the
Hanska, Kaga, Tokata, Toka, were OBJ
tanned by crossing the fragrant april
cot of China with the native plum. or
these many varieties there are easily
a million trees in the orchards and
nurseries Of the western states. The
early bearing habit has won favor In
the other states and they are now be-
ing tested across the continent.
A correspondent at Mandan, North
Dakota, writes; The Hanska plum
is probably the most valuable ALA
round fruit VIZ have, bar none, for this
location-bears early and a continual
bearer, of splendid quality fruit, only
one objection and that is the color Is
so strikingly beautiful, we are troubled
considerably with the small boy pest.
A correspondent at Opportunity,
Washington, writes ~favorably of these
new fruits and states: "My Opata
plum hangs to the ground with fruit. y
A correspondent at Clinton, northwest
ern Minnesota, writes of his experience
with Cheresoto, Opata, Sapa, and
Inkpa, planted three years ago and
states: Have had two good abund-
ant crops of fruit from them. A man
from Santa Clara Valley, California,
was here last summer just when the
Opatas were ripe, and he said he never
saw anything finer in California" The
Opata is the earliest plum in cultiva-
ton at present, ~ripening as early as
July Is in the southern part of the
state.
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streets, railroads, water and lighting
systems and adequate buildings to
house it's commercial energies. AS the
county seat Of Lawrence county 1t at
tanned n natural prominence which its
progressive leaders maintained through
the years. Today Deadwood is a city
Of homes and business buildings sell
dom found in communities many times
It's size. 1t Is q center Of education
and refinement. It's schools are Of the
best, its Carnegie library literally pa
trOniZed, music, letters and the arts
are developed and fOstered without
neglecting the commercial and indus
trial side OF the community. Boulc-
wards, many portions Of which were
cut through rock at great expense,
were built into the city as arteries lead
ing to the scenic and agricultural por-
lions of the Hills. While retaining its
advantages as a mining supply camp,
DeadwOod has developed into a we'll
kept substantial city of homes always
active in any movement for the good
of the Hills, state or nation.
With the recurrence OF the mining
industry this year, Deadwood was
quick to Jump TO the aid Of prospectors
and mining men by its active c
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22

~ TFFALO GAP, S. d., Is a
charming little village, admir-
IL ably situated In the foot hills
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22
HOLINESS CAMPMEETING

Extensive preparations are being
made for the twenty-foCrth annual
campmeeting of the South Dakota
Holiness Association, which will be
held on the fine grounds, 4 miles north.
east of Mitchell, near Riverside sta.
ton. The dates are June 80 to July 9.
DR.. C.. S. Bobb, of Mitchell, is presi-
dent, and A. A. TruaX, of Mitchell, sec
rotary.
Some exceptionally good talent has
been secured for the meetings. Rev.
]. L.. Brasher, of Alfalfa, Ala, and Rev.
A. C. Zepp, of Upland, Ind, are the
eYangeliSts and both men are reCOg-
nized as being strong speakers. Preach
ers from different denominations in
the state will also be present and
speak at the different sessions. Good
music will be furnished. Arrange
ments have been made for a Children's
meeting, which will be held in a separ-
ate tabernacle, in charge of Rev. J. B.
Harris, Of Pierre.
Tents and cots will be provided for
people who desire to camp out, for
which a nominal charge will be made.
Visiting preachers will be provided for
without charge. A good eating house
will be on the grounds. An auto bus
service will convey visitors from Nit
chell to the camp grounds, making two
trips each day. Make plans now to 20
Address DR.. c. S. Bobb, or A. A.
Truax, Mitchell, S. D., for any addi-
tional information.
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each layer Of clay being separated by
a thin iron like crust. The maximum
depth Of the various layers has not yet
been determined, but there is every
evidence Of there being an unlimited
supply Of the clay. Its value is esti-
mated to be at least SO per ton.
One Of the most vital matters Of i'm
p%ortance for the future development Of
Buffalo Gap and vicinity Is the pro-
posed Angostura Irrigation Project,
which is the damming of the Cheyenne
River at what Is known as the Mar
rows between Hot Springs, S. D., and
Edgemont, S. d., at which point there
is a natural dan and reservoir site.
The project has been surveyed by state
engineers and has received the ap-
prevail and commentator Of the Unit
ed States Reclamation Bureau as being
one OF the most feasible projects now
under consideration. A water gauging
station has been maintained for the
past two years and has given proof Of
there being an abundance Of water to
irrigate all land which can be brought
under the project, which Is approx.
mately one hundred thousand acres.
This project is being handled by we'll
organized local irrigation associations
located at Hot Springs, Buffalo Gap,
Oral, Smithwick, and Mohler, s. D..
headed by a central association, and
all are working together tremendously
for the realization of this project,
which when carried to a successful ter
mination will bring to this vicinity
sugar beet factories, canning factories,
alfalfa mills and many other indus
tries which will be made possible by.
the magic Of irrigation facilities.
In review, Buffalo Gap with It's ideal
climate. agreeable elevation, fertile soil
and splendid grazing facilities. Its
bright prospects for a good irrigation
system and the development of the
newly discovered mineral wealth, can
look forward with every assurance Of
n bright and prosperous future.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22

mining and its well known hotel &C.
commodations, where service, con-
venience and comfort are combined.
The Deadwood Business club, whose
activities are known throughout the
west, is now devoting its energy to-
ward promoting the spirit Of coopera-
ton In the Black Hills and combining
for the general good the work Of de-
%velOping to its utmost this whole re.
gion, so replete with opportunity and
attractions.
Surrounding Deadwood are scores Of
excellent mining properties rich In
gold, iron and other metals which can
be purchased or leased and only await
the capital for development in paying
mines. The recent revival In mining
in the Black Hills Is reopening many
Of them, but there is still opportunity
for many fortunes to be made by scien-
tihc, business-like handling OF these
low grade bodies Of ore, all Of which
can be seen by any visitor who m
to Deadwood. The old days Of hit or
miss mining have gone, and In their
stead Is the age Of sane development, no
property being recommended unless II
shows a reasonable chance for develop
ment on profitable basis.
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and nurture Of thousands OF trees for
future generations.

and nurture of thousands OF trees for
future generations.
Splendid Federal Building.
Its federal building, Of granite and
sandstone, a magnificent structure cost
ing 100000, houses the pOstoifice
which is distributing point for this
section, the forest service, u. S. Dis.
trict court and its officials, u. $. Mar
shall, L. s. District attorney, u. s. AS,
say Office where the gold OF the Hills
is melted, purchased and shipped east,
Deadwood banks which reflect the
commercial progress of the community
have over a million and a half Of de,
posits.
AS a jobbing point, its railroad facil.
tiles with the Black Hills termini of
the Burlington and Chicago and North
western routes Is constantly growing.
DeadwOod Is on the Black and Vel
low Trail leading TO Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, the terminus Of the Dead
wood and Denver highway, which runs
through the most picturesque scenery
in the west, and the American Trail to
Miles City and the George Washington
National Highway, from Seattle to Sa-
vannah, run through here and form
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22
Buffalo Gap a Thriving Community
Has IDEAL CLIMATE, AGREEABLE ELEVATION, FERTILE SOIL
AND NEWLY DISCOVERED MINERAL WEALTH.
BY A.. /. HEwETT, SECRETARY OF COMMERCIAL CLUB.

place to the homesteader. The soil
tributary TO this point IS fertile and is
now producing abundant crops Of all
kinds Of small grains, fruits, vegeta-
bles, alfalfa and native hay, the most
profitable Of which is alfalfa hay and
seed, the latter being exceptionally
valuable on account Of It's high quail
ty Of termination. We have one seed
house here, which makes a speciality
Of handling alfalfa seed, being equip
ped with machinery to clean and grade,
shipments being made to practically
every state in the Union.
Dairying and stock raising is still u
leading industry. This vicinity has
never laid claim to any valuable min,
erals, but recently a discovery along
this line has been made that promises
much to the future development of
Buffalo Gap, this being the locating OF
a deposit OF mineral or clay known as
Kaolin found In the shale banks about
two and one-half miles south of town.
The deposit covers six hundred acres.
1t is valuable In a manufactured state
as a water softener and purifier, also
will be used extensively in the refinery
Of oils. Two large eastern concerns are
now In the field, one located at Des
Moines, iowa, and the other at Chicago
Heights, H., getting out the clay and
shipping to their respective plants,
where 1t undergOes treatment neces-
sary for its various uses. The forma.
ton Of this clay Is a succession of
blanket layers two or three feet In
depth, %outcropping on the surface
with a gradual dip toward the east.
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BANKS WHICH REFLECT COMMERCIAL PROGRESS OF COMMUNITY HAVE OVER MILLION AND
HALF IF DEPOSITS RET AIMING ADVANTAGES AS MINING SUPPLY CAM DEAD
WOOD HAS DEVELOPED VT WELL KEPT CITY OF HOMES


agement Of the growth with systemat-
ic efforts just as 1t developed several
years ago the good road sentiment as
a necessary feature Of the growth OF
the Hills with conventions and organ
iZation.
To stimulate the holding Of conven-
lions and public gatherings both local
and of greater scope, 1t built "A $4,000
auditor n which Is ~unexcclled In
South Dakota.
"ha government has recognized the
in No. 1nce OF Deadwood by establish
ing headquarters here for the Black
Hills National forest, from which $4O,-
600 a year Is expended in the are
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22

part Of the net Of highways leading
into the city.
Deadwood's natural beauty of loca-
ton. nesting among the pine clad
hills, under the brow Of Mt. Moriah,
and 700 feet below the tip Of White
Rocks, from which point on a clear
day four states may be seen, makes 1t
a favorite spot for visitors. Here hos
pitality is a by-word, which can be at
tested by the thousands of visitors who
have enjoyed 1t in Deadwood. It's
warm hearted people accord to the
casual stranger the same cordial well
come as to the many notables who are
attracted here by its opportunities in
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camp filled with the hardy pioneers
and the picturesque types that such
communities drew. With the gradual
coming OF men and women from the
larger centers of the country. it took
on more of a cosmopolitan air and rap
idly progressed from the mere mining
camp where the hunt for gold was par
amount to the modern, well kept busy
city. Its residents demanded and Sc
cured many of the advantages to be
found In the cities, such as paved