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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
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asuaref aui &cibuadltsfcricn.

g9aibington Ser aongreB per.
toqte lid lp0breno Der g8eihuodts-
lnS Rcuiabra3eit bis 5um , 80
uinr
cine grobc 9Iu3abI minber mid.
tiger Wills lpuroe erIeoigt Inter
orn ipid]tiQcren @orIaBen beiano iih
ole Giicnbabnuorloae pon Gltms
mms. ole ,3uteruorlage; Die Dor.
lagc, rpcltc DIE 94eluiIligungeu tiir
ole ariegs Rillt0 9eriiteruna fir
arieasinuaIioen erhobt. uno Die 9e,
uiliQungsbill I'M 9etrngc bon
$33, 900 iir oringIide 3tpede.
0os 8on9 nobm Die NilI sur &c.
portatiou uon Nuslnnheru an. ino
Der Seuat oronetc cine llnteriu
Dung Der NoIiNcfuiti- propaganda
ourh oas aonitce iiir ousludrti9e
NeSiCbpu9en oil.
Nahrnnasmittelprelie nod am Stei'
gen.
5roS Der l'eInnpuE4en Der Hegle-
rlluQ 0le Eebtn@uuterbalttoIteu 81
ucrrlnaeru, RtJte oec Slelnocrfauis'
prcie oon u 5tapel.9SabrluIgsItof.
rcn I'M Rupembcr eIne onrdndnIttli
DE SteigeruHg BON 3lpel Rro5eltt &c.
Qcn Gttober, pie aus oer pom ar-
bcltsbureQu oer0fitE.Iid)ten 5tati'
ltlf erltd)tlih. Gie onrd 'dnIttIld]e
ausaobe einer 6amllie iiir oieie 9lr.
tltel erb0bte Iidl. lpie Der Berld)t
iagte. lett eiuem Sabre nm flint
@ro5cut. gier itiegeu t3, 3fpiebeI
lno ,3uder 10, Rolinen 8 Bro3ellt,
Butter 6, Qogereiern uno geoorrtc
Vilalmen bier. 8UhIenialm, friid)c
IPilh uno aortofieln 0rei Bro5ent.
Reis uno Bananen Slpei Pro3ent.
qe6antpie Diilh, Gelmorgarin, Safe,
5d)ner, Gri2co. 8rot, Wsebl uno
Ulaffn. .ni eiu 9ro3ent lno aafiee
nn0 Zee m2ni1cr ais eiuboIb Bros
Observation-Disclosures ,puroen inter
anocren fir iolgenoe artifel berif'
tet: Sdmeincfoteletten fitnf Bro8o
5dlinten uier. Sped bret, Roune
Steof. geller Rinofleiih, Slbner
9oppbobuen uno Granger 8mei
gro8ent, Girloin Steaf. Hippenbra
ten, Gbudbratcn, 2omm, gebadcnt
9obnen uub 9iihienforn Elm Bros
(Seaen etne arugc Armer.
BaIbinoton. Gie uon oeu,
artegsoeporteneut gepl0nte re8u
Idre arnee BON $4,000 Giii5ie.
rem un5 Monl bat bel ben Uiilltar
Romitce5 bcioet Sduier fciucu YIN
flaud Qciunoen. Scnator g8o6s
north OILS 9oriibeuoer oc5 wlIlitar
aomttecs ncs Senat5 ertIarte. 0os
Senats- Gonltee peroe wabriheln
,idl bic Yrdicujitorte Der ueucn re
iuldren 9lruee ouf etIpa 2S0,0O0
Wonl iiricrcu. To@ Uiilitdr SO.
uiitce ocs 9uuie5 bat itd idjon,
peuu oum nur proDiioriid, fir ein
,5uiib15 Broaromm nusgeiprodjca.
.Tag zcn0ta stonitec". ioate 1e'
uator N10HUortb, noeuft uu1eu.
5lidHd ndt oarou, mcbr als 2eQ.
900 Mann 3u berpiiilqen 8icaeltt,
.iyd WeHlder."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
anitOsis fiir arbeiter.
@oihinoton. 80. Ie3

@oridIdqe Der i1louitrieuen Gor.
feren5 oes 8rdii0enten oui geile9uug
Der arbeiterunrait crreqten ben 8is
oerIprud1 Der ocqnniiirten 9lrbeit.
Sanluel 8oupers, ser 0oriibenoe oes
onlerifnniid)en 2lrbeiterbunoes. be.
3cid]nete eS ais cine pcrhdnqniBDoae
l1nterIoiIilng, ooB Die Gonfcren3 Die
Grgoniiotionen bon Irbcitern. bic
@clucrfitaiten, itidlt en6qijItia al8
@run0Ioqe Der @crtretung nnertannt
hobc Gefretdr Torrifou rob ben
fehlcnoen 6inrcis nui qelreini1me
3erbanolungen ooer bic 1othmen6iq
felt Der Organization BON Irbeitern
herpor Gr io9te, nienono. Der in.
buitriefe 0irren cerbiiten moGe,
t6nrc oEcie grunbfdte iqnoriren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Ridlter 2anbis ,beSanert"
Chicago, 81, 80. Sea.

gunoesridlter q. g2. 2anois BON
Gbicngo. Sd. erfldrte am Wons
tag geiprdhsfpeiie, 6oB es Inn gro.
bes Wibpergr1ilgen bereitet babe. Bic.
tor 6. Berger aitf 5mor}iq Sabre nof
Sort 2eapeuporttl 5u ififen, oenn
10 iaqte er. ymeiuer Qniiht mad ioI-
ten Die Bciebe oieies Qon6es 6crort
icin, boB i'd inrftanoe gcfpeien mare.
ihn Qeqen Die 9lauer itenen uno er-
idJieben 3u ldiieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Stir Serldnseruns Der Sabn=
G0ntrolle.
@aihinaton, 80. Qea.

Die orgnniiirten @lienbabn : Mn
gclteIlten baben iid am Wontog IN
8albington entidieoen iiir Die Ser
ldnger,,ne Der &egierungs Con-
trone iiber Die @ilenbabnen olf min.
oeltens nod 3tpei Sabre, iotpie ge9eu
ieoes Streitperbot i'm 3l1iammens
hang nit Der iebt ihipebenoen glier.
bnbnporlase auS9eiproden.
9ies lit Der grfolg elmer fiinfitiin.
oigen Sisung Der fiibrenoen 8eam-
ten Der bier groBen Giienbabuer.
8riloerlhaften uno 5ebn tueiteret
gerbdnoe pon 9abnangeItellten, Die
sur Nmericau federation Of 2ab6r
geboren, nit SonlueI @onper8, oem
8raiioenten Der u. +. 8. Die ge-
uonnten ID Berbdnbe oer giienbab-
ner 5dblen 5itiontnen stpei uno cine
bolbe Wtillion 0fitglieber
8etreffs bes Streifperbot8 in Ser
Glunnlins-gorlage, iiber Die 3i,ialn.
men nit Der gid-8orlage oes 9ouies
iest i'm Gonferen3ausibuB perbanoelt
miro, berlangen Die Giienbnhner, oaB
ale 0eitiutmungeu, Die arbeitSein.
itellungen perbieten, be5n. Itrofbar
MAIDEN tpiiroen, geitrid1en iper0en.
Die Sor6erung elmer Meitcrfiihrlng
DER ReaierungscontroIle iiber Die gi'
Ie11babnen um rlinoeitens spei Sabre
miro oontit begrilnoet. oaB oie inter
9riegsoerhdltniiien oliageiibte 8abu-
controIe 5li fitr3 getpeicn iei, rn Der
Regieuina mirflif Getegenbeit 5u
gehen. oas Spitem lnb ieines@irfiln9
geriigenb 81 erproben. Die COME
rens iprah iib anerfennen6 iiber &c.
iuiiie geitiuruingen Der nelten 9abn.
uorloge aus, ourf Die Die 9e5iebun-
gen ppiihen 8obnleitiing uno glnge.
itellten aebeiiert peroen Iolleil, unb
auBerte ben @unid), oab Die frag.
lihen 8eitimmlin9en olidl auf oas
HerIonal ser Sflafs uuo 8ltllman.
lpagen ausgeoebrlt iuiirben.
Sm Gongrek Musidmf.
Senator guntltiils, Der Sd)opfcr
Der ats-gabnporlage, tbcilte ont
0ienStag init, Die grbeits 8erbdlt.
niiie, Raten uno 3uiamnenlhluB BON
8nbnen betreffenoen geitintlmngen,
Ole brei, in oenen Die &orldgen beioer
6ouier an nteiiten llnterifiebe ouf-
ipeiien. tpiiroen i'm Gonferen5 glls-
id,uB niht Dor n1diter 8ohe sur
Sprud)e fontnten.
9lm Tienstog eilligte man iid iiber
Ole geitinuulingen bctreffs 9fegie.
ritngs aufiidt iiber Die gertbeilung
oes roIIenoen Moterials.
Ser rationale Gerbano ser giien-
bahn2eiter bat Dem glusifuB cine
fpeitereDenfihrift unterbreitet, in ser
er oageaen ginipruf erbebt, oob bel
finan5ieu gut geiteIlten gabneu einc
8ren3e Der @innabmer aeieet tperoe,
lpdbrenb Idapddleren gohnen lleber-
gelpinne geitnttet peroen ioIlten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Tic Ginmanoernng.
8eaen 9srobibitinn.
l1eln 9lnrf. 20. .

NtAp SyOtAF ~ 40.
9r. Niholo8 Nturron Butler. Hro.
ii6cut Ser Columbia llniperiitot. er'
fl0rt iif IN einem all g8iIlian $. In-
ocrion, StootssSuperintcnoert oeT
Nnti Saloon 2cnguc. geridteten
5dreiben oIs einen @cgner Der Nro
hibition. Or. Butler iaat in ieincln
5hrciben 1tnter onocrem ioIgenoes;
.Shon ieit la1gem NOR id) Der
2(niidyt, oaB oie 0irthidlaft Elm offent
lid)cs 9terQcrniB let ltno nbgcid)afi'
meroen ioIIte. Hrohibition babe ID
aus Dem 8runoc nid)t mteritiiti
neil id) Dies pcoer fir ein gercd:cs
nod, gceioneteS D1itteI 3ur 2oiun1
0rs 0robIcns hate"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Sslsgrapbiides alIerlei.
Gnalauss 8ranereisn.
Sonool,, 80. Sc,

2onoon, 80. Tes.
Sir NtIliQm gareelon Beat or.
flQrte OIL Montog als 0oritber Der
0irettorenbeboroe elmer Der grobten
9rouereien Gnglonos, ooB Die 4utpe.
ienheit @iIliam 6. @iiiipiootl Sobu.
ions in 2ouoon cine pirflid)e 8e.
iobr fiir oie 9rauerei 2SuouItric
biIoe. Sobnion fiibrt geqeuparti9
ais Gertreter Der amerifaniid)en Nro.
bibitioniiten cine Ganipoeuc in Gnq,
iollo sur llnteroriiditng oeS @tronfe.
banoel5. SobnIon, 10 fagte Der Gor.
iitenoe, per9niigt iiber betrahtlide
8eIomittcI, iper0e iebod trot0em Ell.
neu t5ehIifllag erIebeli, ipenn oie
8rallcrei 25ntereiien oem QubIif,m
flor mofln. 0oB oos eeaenlp0rtig ge.
brolte 9ier Elm ourd)alis geiutoes
unb nohrbaftes 8etrdnf iii. 9luf ale
SSdIle nriiiIe Der aanpf energiih bis
gum gnoe ourhgefiihrt peroeu.
Ger 8oriitenoe qob ietuer lleber.
3euguug Nusorud, baB Die Nrbeitcr
iid) peiaern piiroeu, ibr 8eites 5u
lciIten, meun gngIan0 ,trOfen" 9e.
legt iperocn foIlte.
2uu9enent5nnbnng in Sibirieu.
Nsaibington. 30. Ge3.
Veridlte OIL Den WenerQIQrst Der
9trmec 5ei9en. bnB inter Den anlerifo'
niid)en 3ruppen in Sibiricn 2llugen-
ent3iinounq uno inter 6enen in
0el,tId)Iono oie Waiern nn0 0iphthe-
ritis herrid)en. SSn Der am 10. DC
seniber cnoenoen Wodle nuroe IN
Tcutidlano II nmerifanifd)e SoIoa.
ten peqen 3iphtberitis llHo 1 ipcgen
Waiern ms 2o3arett eiiigeIieIert.
Ger leete gerit)t aus Sibirien,
ipeId)er Tid) ritf Der on1 f2. 9r5r1uher
enoenoen @od)e befobt, 3eigt % SSn-
iIuen3ofane uno Z SooesidIle iniolgc
2llngenent8ilnoung,
Ste Gintuanoernng.
9telp Dorf, 80. Deg.
Die Gintponoerings 8chor0e III
9fcp Dorf lit iiber3ei,at. boB Die
sltrSeit bcionoers Itorfe gimpouoe
rline, Die otgenblidlid pom Ginman-
oerllng8omt ouf ellis ><Sslon0 faum
befp1ltiat meroen fam. nlir poriIber'
aeheno, uro ooB I'M 8ali5cn oorldr.
fig feline grobe 3upou0erltng bon
9lusIanoern 3u erlpartcn tit, Die ir>
aeno tpelhen nenncnSmerEben Gin1lllB
oui Den @rbeitsmartt in ocn Ser
Stanten bitten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
acrensfp ols Hrbetter.
Q}cp 9lorf. 30. 7r3

9llcranoer +. acrcu5fp. NohioIger
oea Barren ais 0erridler RuBlanos
orbeitet gegentpdrtig in einem &c
mohnlidcn Spciicbnis in 2on0on
nie Gregorp 3iIboorg ON Ytontag'
obcno orf Ser intercollegiate Socia
lit Gonpcntion IN 9tcip Oorf nit
theilte. 3ilboorg qob an, Irbelts.
icfrctQr inter aerenstp getpeien 81
iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
,Ynblifnm lit ielbit idlulb."
MaIhinQton, 30. ye3.

&otparo SSigg, Gertreter oeS 9uus
ocS9enerolanlpalts in &an1pf gegen
Ole Ibeuerung, erfl0rte an Wouta9-
abeno in @oibington, ooB bas
amerifaniide 0ublifulu ielbit Die STE.
gierung in ibren aanlpf gegen bic
boben Soften oes 2ebeusunterbolts
binoere. neil a5 nur&leioer fnlfe, Die
pon beitem Moterial bergeiteut iino.
0ieielbe grfldrung bate om Sonns
tag 0iaiam % @ooo, 8rdiioent Der
american @oolen 60, otfgeiteI1t.
Die sSabrifarlten, 10 iagte sSigg itno
iest iuitan0e, 8uh bon gutter Glali-
tat 5u heoelttene nieorigeren Breiien
81 uerfailfen, menn Die gngros. lino
aleinbdnoler iid) nur Wiiibe geben
ipiiroen, ioIfe @oaren gu uerfaufen.
auf oieie 8eiie fonnen bie gegen-
tpdrtigen &IeIoerpreiic Inn % unb so
Nro3ent herobgeIett iperoer.
9telp Oorf, 80. 9cs.
2ie elItet uitS eLluu 0SooosoJV
gflno bGtchenoe Senouug bes neuen
ciiboniiden 3ltders miro an oas Gu-
blifl,nl ipobriheinlif gum 8reiS pon
20 Geuts pro 8funo obgegeben tper-
Sen, Die 9lrnoes Rabrlingspcrtual-
ter @illiams III 9fep Oorf anl Non.
tag nlittbeilte. Die ipatereu Sen-
bungen. ipelfe oennddlit 5t erlparten
limo, meroen oogegen nur IA ODER Is
Gents pro Fflno foiten.
Iopefa, Scans, 30. 0es.
9tahoem Der EreiSfeitieslingsalls.
idub in Iopefo, Scans. oen Greis
filr friife Gier i'm aleinbanoeI ouf
so Gents oas 0ltteno ieitgeiett bate,
fiinoigten Die aolonialpaarenbdlbler
onl Dtontaa on. oaB iie pom 2. eSSo-
nliar ob - bonn tritt Der neie 8reiS
IN Groft-feine eter feilhalten mer-
ben, neil iie iie gu Dem 0reis ongeb-
lid nidt einntoI einfaufen f6nnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Die Ham=framen psn 1uineis taben s,,m 5weeee
Ser @sef6mpimne Scr bsten Gebensmittel.
preiie cine Oreaniiatisn eebil>et.
3du Qanbs ,bebaner bab ct Sittor Berger n Snm Suoe
pernrtbeileu fonnte Sic ,,Amtrifan 2tgiOn" Gin
Yroouft Oes Sapitalismns? Gol Souie
bat gSooOrow 8liou angeblid bic
Trennbidaft gefHnoigt,
Sousfroueu tperoen nidt BON Colo.

9ollSiroueu tperoen nidt BON Colo
niaItpoarerhdnolern ulo ShIadtern
faufen. peld)e ofeiliden" wem &c.
gen Die greiie proteitirt miro.
3ufertpert mub bonn GBtiid1 Der
idppinoeu uno bari 8dlten nidt por-
aeiebt per6en.
gbrentorten, ipelde inIeniter olif.
gebdugt tperoen, tperben iolder1Saus,
frouen oerlicben iperoen, Die iid Der.
pfIihten, feline einfdufe 3u Gurus
preiIen 5u ma6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Alterorcntrnecieb tritt in arait.
Heucr !6obenreforo

llarls. = Xeutn0nt Denrl N012.
tr3ielte oieier 1o9e 'eIncn neuen
Acroplon 0oheurcloro nit }Ucl Eai'
iaalcreu. Iur6 eiuen oid)ten BE
bel ilicaeno. prreidjte er cine @obe
non 5000 Dictgr Q9.655 SUBJ
Ter bis6crjgc Actoro iHr @0be init
3lnpi 4aiiagiereu mar 5.420 Aietcr
07T82 ruBl JioJct5 Gel'nnq
pur0e inter ofillieQrr 9tufiId)t nolI
broft
(fuaIiidltr ylieacr abaeithrjt.
aouen, Jruutreid Ser tort
9upitan Cir Sobu gllcof, y 5nDte
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GbiCaGo. GIeo10ntc Campo
mini, 0eneroloireftor Der Gbitugc
Opera SO. tmo elmer Der tiihtiglieit
Dirtgenten oe5 2aroes, tit an yum
gencnt3iinouug 9citorben. Sh0n ais
fr I'M ,5riibberbii unh Gbicuao tom,
um gorbereitungen iiir Ole Sotiou-
er0ifnlug 8u treiien, mar er EN-
tranter Ulnnn. bod, Oahte 0onols
nicruan6, Dab e5 10 ihIimm tun 1917
jtiin0e.
Gic gr0fte NOnoidleiabrsunerel
9cnoer, Solo. - IIeier So1e
lpuroe ourd Elm gIufgebot Ger
Staatspoli3ei on einem Iunfte
3ebn Uicilcn iii6lidI BON 3cnpey
aine qroBe 8rennerei NIT elner
td0lidcn 2eiituna5idbi9feit non $50
8aQonen beitIagnabnt, Die oic
aroBte unqeicBlihe GeItiunt,ou&ou.
,age iein iou, oie BON Der EoIi5ei
ii 0ieicn Stdlte le ent0edt ,par0e.
Die 2InInqe, oie nit Goulpi betrig
ben nuroe. NOR i'm uoIlen 0etriebes
llY cis Tcijei tn tic ci'ioTanG,
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-16
VICTIMS OF ELBON TRAGEDY
BURIED AT FORT PIERRE

We were able to give the bare
facts relative to the auto accident
near Elbon which wiped out half
ofthe James Harvey family with
out obituary of the victims. The
funeral took place at Fort Pierre
last week, that being the former
home of the family, and the Times
of that place furnishes us with the
following biographical data:
James w. Harvey was born on
the 28th day of August, 1881, in
Sioux City, Iowa, and while still
an infant, the family moved to
eastern South Dakota, and in
1900, went to Cherry Creek, in
old Stanley county on the Chey-
enne river, where the father, A.
H. Harvey, was Indian Agent for
about a year, when the family
moved to Fort Pierre. The de-
ceased was married May 18th,
1906, to Miss Alhertina Hobrough,
at Fort Pierre, eight children be-
ing born to them, twin daughters,
Ruth and Esther, dying in in
fancy. Mr.. Harvey was for a
number of years employed here as
mercantile clerk and in April,
1917, moved his family to Miles
vile and formed a partnership
with Mr.. Henry Kertzman where
hey have built up a prosperous
general mercantile business, and
where he has done considerable
farming.
The deceased had been Master
of the local Masonic lodge, and
was a member of the Consistery at
Ut Yankton, and he carried to
MiIesville with him his genial
disposition and faculty of getting
along with everyone as was evi-
denced by the large number of
friends from the MilesvilIe coun-
try who attended the funeral
here.
Left to mourn the loss of these
loved ones with Mrs. Harvey and
the three children are Mr.. Har-
vey's mother, Mrs. M. J. Harvey;
his sister, Mrs. Harry F. Briggs;
his brother Guy H., all of Fort
Pierre, and his brother, Harry E.
Harvey of Watertown, S outh OAK,
besides other relatives and many
many friends.
Grace Hazelton, the daughter
who lost her life in this sad ac-
cident, was eight years, nine
months and ten days old; the boy
Robert James, was five years,
eight months and twenty-seven
days of ags; and the baby, Jean
Lucille, was six months old to the
day."
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-16
HOME HYGIENE AND NURSING
CLASSES ORGANIZED BY A
COUNTY NURSE.

Mrs. Lillian Alger, our county
nurse, makes the following report
of her recent work in organizing
home hygiene and nursing classes
among the women of the county.
These classe, have already been
organized: Hartley, twenty mem
bers, place of meeting, Mrs. John
Garretson, time eight P. M. every
Wednesday. Midland, fifteen mem
bers, place of meeting, Masonic
Temple, time, every Monday at 4
o'clock P. NJ 0ttumwa, nine mem
bers, place of meeting, Trail Hotel
Tuesday 100 P. M. and P. M.
Philip, twenty-four members, two
divisions, meeting place Farm
Bureau Office, time Saturday at
800 p. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Glasses are waiting to be organ
lied, just as soon as the many du-
ties of Mrs. Alger will permit her
to reach them, at Woodlawn, about
twenty members; Manila, about
eighteen members, Moenville about
eleven mebers; Robbs Flat sixteen
members, and at Nowlin, about
twenty members.
These classes will during the
coming months make a careful
study of the simple principles of
home nusring. A standard text
will be used as the basis Of the
instruction, and the classes will be
under guidence of Mrs. Alger, and
possible assistance that may come
to us from the Northern Division
of the American Red Cross at
Minneapolis. A movement is un-
der way to finance this work and
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-16
CORN CROP WILL BREAK
ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS

1t was a great crop forecast which
the department of agriculture put
out September 1st. Corn prospects
improved during August and pro-
missed on September 1st a crop of
3,131 100000 bushels, six million
bushels above the largest previous
crop of record in 1912, more than
200,000,000 above last year and al
most 400,000,000 above the five
year average.
The indicated yield per acre of
30.2 bushels has been exceeded but
twice and then only by a fraction
of a hushel during the past SIS
years.
Drought in northern Montana,
North Dakota, Minnesota and the
far north west, coupled with rust
througout the main belt of the
north central states, caused a loss
in the prospective spring wheat
crop during August, a decline
from 262,000,000 bushels to 237, 900
900 being indicated.
Notwithstanding field damage to
shocked oats in some states the
crop is turning out well, proving
where threshed better than expec-
ted. The compromise of 1,442,000
bushels is 4O,OO0,O0O above last
year, and 27,OOO,OOO above the five
year average but this prospect has
been exceeded by the harvested
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-16

William Williamson, the repub-
lican candidate for congress in the
Third Congressional District, has
in many ways lived the typical
American life. Born in Aurora
county of humble parentage, he
knew a boyhood of very few plea.
sures. But hard and adverse cir
cumstances made him frugal and
Industrious. He was a school mas.
ter at seventeen and practiced law
at twenty-one. After serving Ly.
man county most creditably as
states attorney, he became circuit
Judge of the elevnth circuit. Then
came the day when the Scandinav-
ian boy, once tattered and freck.
led like other boys, but now cir
cult Judge, went back to Plankin.
ton, his old home county seat to
hold court. He received something
of an ovation. Farmers drove in.
to town just to see "that William,
son boy" who had become Judge
Not uncommon out here in the
West, yet it is career unlikely any.
where in the world except in Am.
erica and not likely nowadays any.
where in America except in the
West.
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other activities of the Red Cross
by all the branches and auxiliaries
of the county. Much of the hoped
for success depends, of course, up
on the united effort that can be
made along these lines.
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THE PHILIP BOOSTER.

Unquestionably Ottumwa is the
literary centef of Haakon county.
While the rest of the county is
growing more or less commercial
lied and concerns itself with milk
ing and hay making, Ottumwa
keeps the faith and treasures her
literary traditions. 1t is in that
'lovliest village of the plain" that
warm and sensuous poems of pas
sion. and the erudite essay still
flourish. Our old friend w. S.
Shoun is the most recent citizen of
that part of the county to devote
himself seriously to literature. For
several weeks the Midland Mail has
been publishing a sort of Continu-
ed Clamor from his pen. The writ
er gets in deeper and deeper as he
goes along and in the latest issue
of that paper, the editor of the
Mail hastens to disavow all res
possibility for the Clamor.
Recently Mr.. Shoun devotes con-
siderable space to the Philip Boos-
ter" Like a football player of
somewhat uncertain destination,
"he rambles round the end" and
up and down the middle aisle un-
til it is hard to tell where he is
going or whether he will arrive.
Sometimes we think he is praising
us, and again at other times we
believe he is just givin-us-el. This
is part of what he says:
But where is the Booster, the
real man, unselfish and untarnish-
ed. Surely you are not going to
look for him in Philip, are yeu?
The Philip Boosters are not the
men you are looking for, you
can't even sepak or write the name
Of our county without the Philip
Booster bobbing up before your
eyes. Didn't he name our county?
| will say here. it is not my inten-
tion to reveal any of the secrets
of the Philip Booster, but as this
story has been published it is no
secret. Isn't he good advertiser.
isn't he shrewd and cunning, isn't
he man of brains, man of ac-
tion, arn't these the qualities that
go to make up the real man? Yes
| am going to look in Philip for
my Boosters. Didn't the Philip
Booster win in the county division
agitation? Didn't he win in the
county seat struggle? Gosh, he's a
scrapper. He is man of action.
goes after things and gets them.
Where have we another bunc h of
such men? Search me. / believe if
every town and every nook and
corner In our county had a bunch
of such men, we would all be far
advanced as Philip. But hold on
here, don't blow him up too much
he might burst. There are many
among us at this late day who
doubt very much if it had not been
for the loyalty and devotion of a
certain other town in our county,
that Philip would have won in the
struggle for county seat, all of
which goes to prove the Philip
Booster does his work well. When
he builds a fortifcation, unlike
fortification built by Kaiser Will
helm, it withstands all the fire of
the artillery and big guns of the
enemy. Now do you know, | be-
lieve the Philip Booster is doing
more to build up the great county
of ours than any other bunch of
men in our county, though / can
not say he is unselfish and untarn-
ished, though it would be plea
ure to me to do So"
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crops of 1915, 1917 and 1918, that
of 1915 being 149,000,O00 bushels
greater.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-16
RAPID CITY HAS A BALL TEAM

Rapid City people are justly
proud of their ball team. They
have to date thirty-six straight VIC
troies to their credit, and most of
these game have been with teams
of more than ordinary Importance.
Week before last they went to
Denver wher they played series
of five games in the tournement
put on by the Denver Post. They
defeated the Denver Cadillacs, the
Casper, Wyoming, team and the
Sidney, Nebraska team, the latter
aggregation in two games. Last
week they played three games at
Spearfish with the Mobridge team,
touted as the champions of the
state. The Mobridge team was
strengthened by several players
from the Sunshine League in the
eastern part of the state, but they
were no match for the Gate City
bunch, who took the three games
with ease.
Beginning Sunday they played
three games at Rapid City with
Caspar, winning the first two. As
this is written the third game has
not been played, but local sports
are wagering as high as three to
one on Rapid.
Rapid City has certainly been
well advertised during the past
two months by reason this ball
team. They believe they have a
team equal, if not better than any
in the Western League, and we
understand they have issued a
challenge. 1t would round out a
season Of real ball playing if they
could secure a game with one of
these teams. 1t would certainly
be well worth the effort if they
could beat them.
September first the railroads ac-
tually commenced operation on
their own resources. For six
months the government has been
putting up about one hundred mil
lion dollars monthly, to make good
the losses the railroads have been
showing in their returns. Any
book Juggling they may now do
will have to be handled by them
selves.