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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-18


Watertown lacked but few votes of
passage.
The Mellette Section.
1t was in 1906 that the state was
considering the advisability of selling
what was known as the Mellette sec
tion, adjoining the city on the south,
which came to the state from Cover
nor Mellette, one of the bondsmen for
Taylor, the defaulting treasurer, the
governor having turned all his prop
erty over to the state to apply on
,Taylor's shortage.
1t was thought that, since the gov
'e1nor had made his home in Water
town. and had been the territory S
last governor and the states first, it
would be but fitting that the land
which he formerly owned should be
held in reserve for state purposes
1t was suggested by the Business
Mems Union, afterwards merged into
the Commercial Club, recently reor-
ganized as the Chamber of Commerce
THAT it be set aside for a second hos
lpital for the insane.
NeilI, Lee and MichaeIs.
C. A. Neill was then in the
state senate, and John H. Michaels
and Ben Lee were in the house, F. j.
Cory, then the editor of the daily
paper and also postmaster, was ask
ed by this commercial organization
to take charge of othe bill at Pierre
and to cooperate with the members
| from Codington in trying to bring
about the desired result.
: Mr.. Cory accepted the responsible
ity, to be shared with the county's
members, with the understanding tha
/: he should have at his beck and cal
every able-bodied man in Watertown
theoretically speaking, for who's,
presence at Pierre ne might wire
(, The JaTe I'll. T.. Sheldon was il
charge OF the Watertown end of th,
Icampaign, and be it said TO his credi
that he did not fail in a singl,
! instance to render all the ass5stanc,
lthat was called for.
!! Among the Watertown people sum
jmOned to Pierre by Mr. Cory Were q
&c. Thomas, then a member of tn
state board of charities and corree
Itions, who spent the greater portion
y Continued on Page 2o
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-18
Chamber Commerce
Discusses Boulevard,
Railroad, Auditorium

The first meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce, since the procuring OF
the charter from the state, was held
Monday evening at the Goss hall for
the purpose of adopting bylaws and
the election of officers.
Ordinarily speaking, the board OF
directors choose tie officers, but the
Chamber of Commerce wished to re.
serve that right unto the membership
at large. The officers were chosen by
ballot Monday evening, and are as
follows:
President. w. Dougherty.
First Vice President G. r. Wins
low.
Second vide President-Dr. l. q.
Hill.
Treasurer-H.. ID. Rice.
Il lThe secretary will be selected by
the board Of directors.)
The eleven directors serving as in
eorporators were all reelected until
the regular annual meeting in March,
1917, 'when four members will be
elected for three years, four more in
March. 1918, for three years, and
three in 1919.
i The following constitute the board:
n J. w. Dougherty.
C. R. Winslow.
s Lee Slower.
Henry M. Hanten.
c, b. Williamson.
HI j. Fahnestock.
Il T. Morris.
@ G. w. Hart.
j. G. Mcfarland
# D. G. Noonan.
John Noodle.
Auditorium, Railroad, Boulevard.
~ Following the disposition Of rou-
time matters, the question of an audi
forum was discussed briefly by DR..
Hill, who pointed out the necessity
thereof.
Several other speakers supported
| the doctor, including G.. K. Snyder
land S. X Way.
Colonel Stoyer was called upon to
lgive a brief outline of his views with
regard to municipal railroad to thu
lake. He said he thought the matter
wholly feasible and called attention
Ito the need of it as factor in tho
development of the city.
gsJ W. Martin, G. W. Hart, and va
|fious others talked along the same
Vine.
vi. Carl Southwich, responding to /
request for information regarding the
lake shore boulevard, said that ths
fright of way had been secured for the
Ientire distance. All that now remains
is for the people OF the city to ge
together and supply the wherewith fol
grading the roadway and putting j
into condition for traffic.
4 Rev. G. j. Christianson, being callet
upon, said that he failed to perceive
why, following the completion of th'
boulevard. both the auditorium ant
1.-THE street railway to the lake coul,
not be coupled together and pushe'
Ialong side by side, as one is some
what dependent uopn the other.
!. Other speakers also touched upol
various phases of the subjects, an
the meeting adjourned with the ur
fderstanding that within the near fl
,iture the officers will call mass meet
ling for further discussion OF the three
fold question.
4 Subsequently the board OF director
held a meeting and discussed th
Llpropositions that had been brough
-lup at the meeting, and it was detel
mined to have banquet at the lii
-lcoln Monday evening, instead of tn
usual MONDAY lunch, Tor the purpus
lof further discussing the projects {
Ian auditorium and the road to tn
.Ilake.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-18

/ x z 4
1ited at the home of her daughter, Mrs
lH. Stee, the first OF the week
Mr.. Holiday, of Watertown, visit
led with his daughter, Pearl, at this
place, Tuesday.
| The Mothers Day exercises given
1 hv the primary room, Friday, were
well attended.
1 Mrs Holiday, or Watertown, spent
Friday with her daughter, Miss Pearl.
| T.. r. Coffey autoed to Watertown,
Friday
| F'.ettl WaljtnWs spent Sunday with his
parents at Erwin.
! Watson spent Sunday at Wa
tertown. ssss SEsgF
kRANzBuRG.
| Wrrc-,'ca Fey, Of Watertown, visited
her brother, Joe, for few days.
Mr. Kuhn, of atertown. is building
"A new bungalow TO p. p. Segiun.
~ hriel Fox is the owner of a new
car
j. Al. Ries was down from Water
town on political business, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs n. A. Wagner were
callers at the Henry Haan home, last
Thursday.
Lizzie Ries, of Watertown, is visit:
! ng friends here for few days
| TEX is In WatetoWn visiting
his parents. rs
Ed Powderly and H. Graen were
Goodwin visitors, Friday.
Henry Haan has a new car.
Helen and Har-sy IIieckathorna at
tended the opening OF the Catholic
club rooms at Watertown. Thursday
evening.
how, given Thursday. was
attended.
Adda Lenzmeier is home for her
summer vacation.
ia building q new. up.i
,to-date chicken house. ss
The Kranzburg ball team postpone5
their game with Altamont on account
Of the weather. IS
There Will be q dance here Thurs
day. May 25. Music will be furnished
by Thorburn's orchestra, OF Marshall.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-18

The Violin town council has just
made the last payment on the indebf.
edness incurred February 5. 1908, for
the construction Of q $1O, 900 city hail
building. which now IS entirely nee
rom inde edness: The only remain
ing outstanding indebte edness Of the /
town are now bonds ii the sum of I
1000. w HIGH We're issued for the m
staliing Of municipal system cf VA
ter works.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-18

industrial school from Plankinton to
Watertown lacked but few votes of
=.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-18

III Wilson would only give
Texas the right to protect Itself !
against both carranxistas and Viz
listas, there would be cleaning
up around here that would soon
put the fear of God and Texas
Into the hearts Of these Mexican
cut-throats."
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-18

Wnrc-,'ca Fey, Of Watertown, visited
her brother, Joe, for few days
3 Mr. Kuhn, of atertown, is building
a new bungalow TO r. r. Segiun
Gabriel Fox is the owner of a new
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SflnbsNa d3ri1ten.
Donnerhag, 1s. Tlui 1916

Donueritag. . 18. Wui 1916.
Der Obioflub 1T iiberall i'm Sal
len begriffen. @eitern 2f6enb bate
berislbe BEL bieiiger StaOt einsH
Daferftanb DON 15,1 SUB.
Die folgenbsn Depei4en trafen
pdbrenb bss ssitrissn Cages bier
elm:
pittsburs, ga. -5.e 5ub, fteist.
DbeeIins D. @a.-4.8 SUB, fdat.
partsrsburg, W. Bats SUB, fdat.
&anafpba Sails SO. @a.-1.9 SUB.
Gbarleiton, SO. 8a.-7.3 SUP.
portsmoutb, S.-12.7 SUB, fdat.
apuispille, ap.-8.4 SUB, fdat.
eDanspiIle, SHb.-17.7 SUB, fdllt.
Raibpille, Senn.-9.1 SUP, fdllt.
CHATTANOOGA, 9snn.-8.4 SUB, iteigt.
Gairo, SSa.-3O.s SUB. itsigt.
Wempbis, Senn.-23.7 SUB, fGlt.
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Strobblte, Mdfhinsrie, 8u9brutars
beiten, unb nutiirli9 pielt anbers Ars
tttel, bereh 9eiammttpertb i'm Sabre
1915 ii9 adf 1915, 100000 belief. SIN
ieiben Sabre iparen in bteIen Jdbriien
iiber 115,00e perfonen bef6Gfttai.
Der Wertb besSeebanbels 8alimores
ipurbe in 1914, oor Yeginn bes euros
pdH4en &rieges, auf $3.50, 100000
pro Sa9r sefhdbt, Dobeft natiirli4
MIR Elm Orittel nd9 frenben 3Gnbern
giHg. 3lpei Der bebeutsnbiten Sdifts,
Gtnien bon Baltimore aus, Der ,glorDs
beutf4e Globb" unb bic ,Samburgs
glmerita ainie". Iiesen in Jolss bes
&rieges brad.
SIN Sabre 1888 Iebte Baltimore bic
9Belt bur6 bic @rfiHbung Der Mers
gent6aler'i4en SdriftisBmGi9inen IN
@rItdunen Der bier in 1872 einges
tpanoerte llbrmadergeielle Ottoman
WtergeHtbdler, Der Sobn zines Diirts
tembergii6en S6uIlebrers, bat bur9
teine @rfinbung nidt nur bas 3eis
tungspeien Der Aelt san3 unb gar
reformirt, fpnoern aud 9altimprs's
glGmen iiber ben Grbban riibmli9it
betannt gema6t.
20s I'm Sabre 1892 bic erite aa5el,
linie ben pferbeba6nOerte6r DerbrGngte
unb IN ben folgsnben Sabren Der elets
trii6e gerte6r auf ben Strabeubabs
nen eingefii9rt fpurbe, bebnte li9
Baltimore ME elm iunser &tGs BET
benz Grtpa9en na6 eilem langen
S4ldfe aus. prd9tige @oriidbte nit
arrnltbtsen 9artenanlaseu fprausen
ipte 4Gl3e aus Der @roe; Der in Der
alteu Stabt iebbdfte She'll Der 8iirs
ger, unb beIonoers pieie DeltI9e, lies
ben ii4 in ben bequemen 8oritGbten
rieber. tpGbrerlb bic leergetporbenen
9duier I'M Snnern Der Stabt bon Der
rteiigen 3npdnDerung aus Rublanb
In ben 80er sSabren in 8eTdlag ge,
nournen ipurben. Gantonsrille, Wals
brpot, Grltngton, Wlt. WaIbingtnn,
&planba9art, 9opanssPart purben
in bic Stabt olrfssnpmnsn, Gin per.
beereubes Seuer legte etlen grpben
Sbeil Der 9lItitabt in MF9e, bas bate
ober MIR 9utes CUR 5plge. Gin neusr
9eiit mar in bic Stabt eingesogen.
0as llngliid bate ii6 als elm Slid
fur bic Dor 200 Su6ren angelegts engs
lii9e Nieberlafung ertpiefen. gls bes
mertensperth mag ertldrt fperben, bab
in iener Satditrppbe es gerabe bic
aipet etrsisen beutf6en @erfi9erunsss
geieai9dFten tparen, fpelhe bic 8ers
LUTTE bon ausbesoblten, fpabrsnb feds
anofre grobe 9eriiherurss Se(sI.
fhaften barterptt maaten.
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Rinbbieb. = Die 3ufubr mar
beuie 5ienlid groB, bic Ra6frase cine
cute unb bic preiie fteiis bis fart. =
Stoders unb 5eebers tamen nidt piel
in ben Wlarfi. Gamers naren in
gutter Radfrnge unb itetiq.
Mittlsre unb i9tpere Stiere $500
-9.25; Jleifder.Stiers $685.
775; auserlsene Bis ertra $9.OO-9.<
%; 9eifers $6.5O-8.5O; auserleiene
Bis ertra $S.75-9.25; aibe $500
TOO; auserlefeie Bis ertra $40.
7.5O; ganners $4.OO-4.5o; fetie
DARN aiibe $6.0O-7.O0; EXTRA $40
-7.5o; Mlil8sai6s $3.50; Sto<
ders unb Geebers: Stiers $5.5O-7.s
70; 6eifers $5.50-7.OO; aii6e S5.s
00-6.OO.
guIlen. = Bel nur mdbiser
3ufubr mar Der Rartt bsuts itetig
bis itart.
5siis gulIn $7.25-7.75; gOs
lOsna $6.50-725; srtra $751;.
so; masere unb leibte $5.0O-6.25.
3Gfber. = Die gla9frase mar
sins rs4t CUTE, bic 3ufubr mur mabis
UNI Der Martt tart.
Bette 2dlber $11.25-11.5O; fair
Bis CUTE leiaie $9.25-11.25; orbis
mare unb groBs $5.00-11OO.
g dpeine. - Die 3ufltbr mar
srob unp bic grsiIe fielsn Inn 10
15c, ba aud bon ben arberen Wtdrts
ten niebrigere Yreiie 6eri9tet purben.
2fusseiu4ie i4pers gsrianbtiorten
$10.05-10.10; CUTE Bis ausgefu4ts
8erpaduusss unb Glsii4eriorten
$1o.00-10.05; esmiiats 8erpats
uugsiorten $9.85-10.O0; ausgeIu9te
mittlsre, 100 Bic 180 pfuHb, $9.e5-|
9.85; lsidts gerianotiortsn, 12O Bis
155 pfunb S94O-9.50; Orbiudre
Bis CUTE srfsl, 10 pfunTb unb oas
runier, $6.00-8.50; prbindre bis
auserleiene fhlUere istte Sdue $500
$40; Gtags $6.O0-7OO.
S9afe unb 2dmmer. Il
9ei sismli6 gutter Ru4frase mar Der
Martt beuie itetig big fart; i4psre
2dmmer afer tuaren lunsiam uno
etipag nisbriser.
Gdaie, ertra 1855; CUTE Biz auss
erlsisns $7O0-7.75; orOindre Biz
fair $4.50-6.75; Sdafe nit @Olle
$6.00-8.25. : 2dmmsr, ertra $10.z
%; quite Big uuserlsisne $3.50 !
10; oroindre Biz fair S7.00-9.25;
Spring admmsr $10O0-14O0.
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| Aus Sftfriesfdnb. Wenn
mir cine dltere 9urte DON Sitfriess
lamb nit elmer Der in Der iebten 3eft
berausgegebenerr perglei4en, bann fins
ben mir bic 9ei6grensett an Der gans
gen &iiFfe entfang tpeiter borgefhoben.
!6inter berSesbetden 1isgen, 10 f9reibt
bic o@eiers 3ts.", foeendnnte Sdlafs
beihe, bic itredentpeife bereits gum
9erniiiebdu in genubung geuomrnen
tpprbeH finb. tpdbrenb d,tf benz neuen
Oei6bprldnbe, bemWdtt, cine @hlida
abldeerung duf natiirlihert Wege
ourh Die Gje5eiten ftattftnbet. @ie
bier, baben ouh bic Spndnoer bon
benz ebemaIs i'm 9o[lart periuntenen
Rbeiberldnne i'm 2aufe Der 3eit gr6s
bere Stredeu burd Ginpoleeruna iptes
Der suriidgeipouHen, unb tpenn nun
Der bereits ppr Sabren er0rterte Yldn,
Die duberite Sptbe Gbeiberlanos nit
9puano, bas betbt poeum nit Rbeis
be, gu perbiHben, CUR 9usfiibrung ges
lansen tDnnte, bdun more banit ni6t
nur cine ungetpDbnli6 grobe 9yldde
2arbes Der Rultur tpieber 5uriideros
bert, fonberr man bGtte ou6 ben Dor.
tbeil, baB Der eingeenete @msitrpm
fein gett blir6 eigene &rdft beFer of
fen bolteu tOuHte. DeHn dudJ dlls
mGbIi6, 10 sefdiebt bod fiber bic gu.
riid9epinuung bes pom SplIdrt Der.
fdluugenen Gdnbes, ipdhrenb an ben
eSnfeln bic See fortpdbrenb naet. Die
SnIel Sortum ion Dor Sabrbuubers
ten NIT 9Siift berbunbeu unb Is Bis
20 Quobratmeilen erpb setpefen Iein,
uuH rehnet man oieSanbbGnte RGnbs
aeel unb Pilfumer Mdtt uno anbere
als ebemals su 9prfitm oeb6renb. ym
Stube Der Snfel Suiit bat ft6 IN ben
.leBten SabrsebuteH cine neue. Der
Memmert, gebilbet. Die an Der &iifte
fprttpdbrenb SerruinperGnberurgen
ftattfinoen, crfabrsn oud bic Moore
Der Setoefl1hen cine anbere Jarbe.
gs eibt 9Drfer, heren 6iitt.n BON
Wtoor uuo Seibetruut umgebeu ipas
rsr, bersu Giutpobner I'm @ertauf BON /
SeibebeIeH eiuer tiimmerliden grots
erfperb iud)ten, bic iebt i'm hoffrtngs.
ret6en griin BON @isfen unn &orn@
fsIberu lieeen uRb ffaitli6e SGufer1
auFtpsifer. Die 5eibs entbsbrt stparS
ri6t elmer eetpiTen Romantit, ipdNr1
.fie bliibt nnb buffet. iie 1T inbeTana
bsd 3eiben Der @rntiitb, aug Der tnarl
fih nur burb dnseftrensts Mrbeit bsrsl
.ousbrtnsen lam.
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Ghieasp, II. Wai.

S6psins. - 3ufubr 44,00O. =
Martt ibfpah. 9ult $9.70-9.90;
lsi6te $9.5O-9.90; semii9te $3.50
fdipre $9.50-9,95; raubs
$9.50-9.65; ertsl $7.40-9.3o.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1900. Wiar.t
fhtpu9. GinbeiHHde Beef Stiere So
00-10.25; Sieders uHb Jeeosrs
S6.O0-8.80; &iibe unb Seifsrs 81
40-9.50; adlber $8.o0-11,00.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 1900. Wtdrtt
itetig. gDetbers $7.60-10O0;
2dmmer $8.775-12.65; Sprinsers
81 .OOE1350..
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FIRST CALL
SECOND CALL
O,elo. eOubs nnb glttisn in Nelu gOrf.

0tiHaftspapitrt Drrbfn 81 3AS BIS
iontirt. Btniet auf 9onoon sdrea lttttg.
sar 90 Tase t472h, Sid,t s4.71h; aabsI
anpsiiunQfn $A76K. 5raues Si4t 5.92,
stabel 5.9ih. ylari Sidt 1888. aab'I 16,S
arsnen SiAtS 131k. Rabei 1917. Xirt et4l
a.35, 2abel G8t, Husa 6iHt 81; RABBI
siN; Gilber. Barren 7S4e, Rsyiianiibs
3plarS 5sH.
Gfti.nmarit.-es purbt beuie absr'
inafs rim Trud ,um gertanfen aus9fibi
unb bic Breiis batten ju leioen. iooab bic
edlubnorruussn msiitsns gerluits auf5u'
stiien tatieu.
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4s p gorf, II. Mai.

Netp gorf, II. Wlai.
&upfer. = Wartt fsit.
glectrolntip. = Wartt nominal
fir 9tuguft uub fpatsr 5000
1000.
Gifsn. - Rarit itetig unb unD:r'
dnbert.
3inn. - Warit fart; $4,000
5000.
glei. = S7.30-7.50.
Spelter. = Marft fldu.
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= u0er. - Yrelle fer. - WGfs
fiufrtsr Gut aoaf $3.50; botpbercb
$3.50; Cubes $8.7o; sranutirier Ss..
20; gonfetticners ~M1 $50; off
.g1 $7.S0-9.00; fpeibsr srtra $3.50
TO; ertpa .G' $3.50 per bunbsri
pfnnb.
WoIajfes IN iisiis. - glep
Orleans Open Rstle 4565c; Gen,
frifugal 25-34c per gdllcne.
Rets. - 2cuiIiana, idncb Seab
81 6ac; primd 5l5as; rrbindrs
4-4sc; Supan 4a-5fc per Plumb.
Duirp prObufte.
Butter.-Tarft rubtg unb g,reis
Ie unperdnbtti. @bolsmiII. srtra
a2t; Centralized sTtra 291e: Central,
i5eb firits 26e: Geconb 23e; 0dnep
Dnirp 24c; pndins Stod 23c
per 9pfunb.
adfe. - usarst iisiio. Dbio 1sae..
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G5ieaso, II. mai

G6icaso, IL. Wat
Mei5en. - Jiir Suli $1.163-1.s
17a. am SdIuB $1.16a; fir Seps
isnrber $1.16s-117a, an S4iub
$1.16s.
@eii6iOrn. : SIR suli III
-74sc, am Salub 743c; fir Seps
tember 73-73qc, am @9lub 1890.
5ofer. = Sir Suli 42s-43te,
am G9lub 43t; fir Septeurbsr 39a
-40c, am Sdlub 395e.
Roeeen. = Ro. 2, Wiartt nominal;
30. 3 96ac.
@erfte. - 60--80c.
Simotbp. = $5.50-s.0o.
Slice. - $7.5O--15.OO.
port. - Iiir Suli $23.40-23.s
80 am S9luB $23.40; fir Septem'
Der $23.15-23.25, nm Sdlub $23.'
20.
GdmaIs. - 5iir SuIi 12.67-12.s
so. am S9lub 1875; fir Septems
ber 12.S0-12.92. am S&lub 12.s
81.
giippsnisitsu. - Sir Suli 1850
--12.72. am S6lub 1856; fir Seps
iembsr 12.72-12.S0, am S4lub
12.75.
Butter. - wlarit bOber; Greamsrp
90 629e.
Gisr. - Warit bober; firiis N-
21ae; prbindre firIts 19a 20ac.
aartoffsln. = Marlt nitsrigsr. =
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1dsIi@er aysarft. 8erid5t.
Gfneinnati. u. mai.

Cincinnati, II. Wldi.
DE na4folssnben AuOtirnnaen be.
5isbsn iid nur auf ensros Sronss
cftionen. Bel flsineren geIhdften
perbeH ettDas b5bers preiis bsrs4nst.
probifionsm
Sdmals. - g}rima Gtsam
120-12.60; GamiIp 13.50-14.'
90.
5roden gefal5enes gfetf@.
= Short clear Ssit.n, loie 13i-
lac; grtra fbort clear Seitsn 133--
1896; turSs Rippeuisitsn 13i-133c;
Bellies 15-153e.
Bacon. - Short clear Seitel
14s-15ie; ertra Tbcrt clear Seitea
141-15c; fbOrt Rippenisiien 14A-
15r; Bellies 16k-17e.
sugar Gureb GIeifd. =
Sdinfen 19-19ac; pitnic S9ultern
14-14ae. 9reatfeit Bacon 20.
22c; S6ultern in padeten ID
14ae; Reb gori Gut 14-14ac; tros
dene Beef sdintsn 27s-2sae per
pfunb.
SabsepStsItesTteif&. -
Sdinien 1s-16ae; pienie S4nls
tern 12a--12ac; Bellies 15-15as;
SHuliern 12t-13c; S9ultern, Y.
y. Gut DO. 12a-13c.
5rifdesGleif6 = Sdinien
16t-17ae; pienic S9ultsrn 12-
12ac; S9ultern 12-12ae; ibort Rips
penfeiiM 12a-13t; ibort clear
Rippeifsiten 13-13ae; srtra fbort
clear giippenfeiteu 12i-13e; Bellies
lei6te 17a-1sac; Bellies, f4epere
16a-17sc.
WebI unb 8etretbe.
Webf. Wintsr poteni $685.
$50; Winter fancp $5.65--5.85;
mintsr fanep $5.10-5.35; Wintsr
ertra $4.50-4.80; Wintsr oroindrer
4.00-4.25; 5artes WtiSen potent
$5.85-6.25: Sdrtss Wsi,sn fdntp
$5.35-5.75; 5artes Mei5en familp
S4.60--4.S5; Rossen. ROrtbfpeiisrn
semifdtes $5.00-5.10; RosssH, Gitp
rsines $5.00-5.25; Rosssn Gitp ses
miidtes $4.75-5.00.
Wei5en. - Ho. 2 rotber Winter
$1.20-1.22; go. 3 bo. SLID
lit. go. d DO. 81 Cpl 10.
Wellf9torn. = 80. l tpiibes
&C; Ro. 2 DO. 77-77ac; Ro. 3 DO.
761-77e; go. A DO. 74s-75ae;
IO. 5 DO. 72-74e; go. 6 90. 10
72c. - 80. / selbes &; go. 2 DO.
77-77ae; 80. 3 bo. 76k-77c; NO.
A bO. 74i-75ac; 30. 8 DO. 72-74s;
go. 6 DO. 7o-72c. = Ro. l semii4s
tes ---c; SO. Q bo. 77-77ac; Ro. 8
bo. 76a-77e; SO. A DO. 74t-775ac;
90. s bo. 72-74e; go. g bo. 70
72c. - aofbeniorn tpeibes, 79--81e;
iaplbsniorn. selbss. 80-82e; Golbens
Torn, semifdtss. 79-81c per 9u.
Roggen. go. 2 96--98e; Rc.
8 DO. 92-94e; SO. a DO. $500.
5afer. - Rortbpeitern, gio. 2
ipsiBer 51a52ae; Rortbiueftern
@tanbarb ipeiber 50a-51le; Rcrths
ipeTsrn go. 3 tpsiber 49a sole; Ro.
8 tpsiber. stnbeimiider, A-44ae;
30. A tpeiBer 431e; 30. 2 semiidter
43 44e; 30. 3 semiidter. sinbeimis
fder 42-43e; 30. 4 seruif&ter Al
42c.
wbisfep.
Wsrfauft fpurbsn 531 gbls. Dis
FILTERS ssiniIbsb Goobs arf btr Buiis
bon $1.40 per @allcne.
Sroeerte8.
Raffee - Sapa 23--30e; Wos
9a 29-30e; Guaterala fanep 19c;
DO. gutter 17ac.
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mi6isan, IiseOHiin, WinneiOta
uhb Dafota Dbios 75-87e.
@dlissl. - aebenbes. wlarft
b0ber; 5iibner 18e.
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4Oc per Ousenb.
Gef1ietI. = 3ufubr mdbis;-
Wartt fteiis. groilers Don LII pfb.
35-3Sc; iiber II piunb 30-35e;
5dbne 11ie; 9iibner 17c; srutbiibr
ner 20c; DO. nit friinirner gruii
10-12e; gul Csc; entsn 13--
15e; Gdnie 8-9t; = alte 5au6en
S1.50 bns Dubenb.
Sbf nnb gemiife.
4tpfel. = Cute Gepf.I 1926
3.50; sepSbnIi6e $2.00-2.50 per
gbI.
3ffronen. - California 1925
-2.75 per atfe; 2imes $1.0o-11O
per aife.
Oranssn. Hap,ls So
$3.50; Jloriba $3.O0-3.75 Der aiite.
Orb beeren. - Ssnn. alonbiies
fanep $1.75-2.O0; Tenn. auserlefes
ne $1.25-15O:; 9bompTons SIPS
LEO; alabama S1.25-1.5O per
Crate bon "a Quarts.
9rapegruit. - Sloriba. ST.
60-3.25 per Crate.
ananas. - $1.75-2.65 per
Grate.
RartoffeIn. - ginbeimiide
S3.25-3.5o per gbl. unb s5c-$1. .o5
per Blu. bonn Gtore. - Junse Sfloriba
$3.75-6.00 per gbl. - Wi6igan
$1.03-1.05 per gu. auf bsm Gss
Ieiie.
SiBfartoffefn. - 9.lapare
H.00; gams $1.00; 9snnefee CO.
80cc.
Rbdbarber. = 3O--4oc pei
9ubenb ginbel.
gurten. - GIoriba $3.oO-3.50
fer 5amper.
Somaten. - Sloribd S2.25-
3.25 per Crate bon feds aorben.
Weibe Riiben. = $500 per
gbf.
Blum enipbf. - girbsimiiaer
5reibbaus $150-2.oO.
Junee Grbien. - Sune
h.50-1.75 Sslepbone $1.75-2.s
100 per Camper.
Rrdut = Qlnbaind Wobile 81,
s5-3.25 per Crate; q. .. Ddniib
$500 per gbl.
&obl. $1.O0.
3piebeIn. - ginbeimiide ssls
BE $2.00-2.25 per Sad Don 100 pfb.
grpital WeiBe $1.85 per Crate.
Spinat. Ginbsimii4er 90
75c per Bit.
Griine gobner. = GloriSa,
S1.50-1.75 per 5amper.
aarotten. - GtnbeimH9e 80;
800 per gu.
2anbprobufte.
5eu. Ho. / Sbimotbp S23.5o;
30. 2 5imOtbp $3.50; RO. 3 Simos
tbb $18.5o-19.5O; gao. l semiidter
alee $1,000; 0o. 2 al.e $500;
go. / alse $500; so. 2 alee $13.s
90; 5iefises alfalfa $10.5O-13.s
30; @sitlifes $18.50-2000 per
son. Wei5enitro6 $7.50-S.O0; Rpgs
s.nftrob $9.50-10.00; Safsritrob
$7.50-8.OO.
WibIenfutter iit ruhig nnb
feit. - &leie $22.00-22.50; Wlibs
blinas srobss $24.50-25.00; DO. feis
mes $27.0O-28.O0; semii4tss Guts
ter $23.0o-24.oO.
SGmereien. Mlarit itstig.
- Gleeiamen $6.50-8.4O auf benz
geleiIe unb $S.40-9.50 per gu,
bonn Store, 9imotbp $2.s0-3.50
pom Gtore; Deuiifxr Willst $1.40-
Its, setpSbnlidsr $1.30-l40; guas
ipeiaen 95e-$1.00; Jla4sfaamen
$2.S5 per gu.
@erfdiebenes.
Dele. - Warit itetis. 2ein5l,
robes 78e per Gallpne in pariien bon
Id gbl. getohtss lie mebr; go. /
Qarbol 74e; Cotton Seeb Oil, rdffis
niries Soc per Galone, Ssrpentin i6e
In pdrti.n bon Is 9aIIonen unS
SOC in partisn bon 10-25 gallonen
Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 120 Grab
Sc: 90. 150 Grab SIC; SeabIig6t
175 grao 9a-f0ae; gieb grotpn
8aiolin 24e; Hnpbtn 2Sc per gaIIc.
ne IN Rartien bon 1--5 9bIs.
Gals. Der Wartt III rubia. -
Sbio gfiper $1.O5 per gbl. bon 2S0I
pfb., SubrlObn Hn3usefiist.
Salg. = Martt ftetis. prima
Gitp 10M-11e; DO. Country To-
t0tac Der 9funS.
aobIen. - Marit rubis. yon,
sbiosbsnp $3.50-3.75; gaub unb
Glad 1925. aanaipbd Gtiidtoblen
S3.50-3.75, glus unb Slad S2.25
per 9onne abeeliefert. RaudloTs
gtiidipblsn S4.75, bo. Tub unb Glad
1925. Qlnibrdeite S7.75-8.OO per
sonne abssliefert. gofe fofist 5000
650 ber Spuue nbde[ieferf
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