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"v1JS testfj I-
'Sro: TftEVjtH gjwL'SKU,CI5OI«gton
-J'*
1 COUNTY.^ ^V'"-
tj»4i mrneat Boli3tatlo:a o£ my
**ii^endg^hoth republican and^deftaocrat
te'kio, have consented tojMootte a can
|"^aidate,-forsthe office dC State*, Attor
^^ttey .iOf tH^i" Gauijiy, and herewith
f&StSnounce my candidacy as BucU,^tO be
tftb
voted on-at the general [election1
held on iNoveBaber 5th, 1912.
I anrra progressive republican, and
maklng-thta campaign as an in
'-dependent chhdidate
p#|am
In vleW-o^the fa«gt ihat &(r. A. O.
France, the nominee of. t&6' democratic'
-party at the primary election held on
June 4th last, h^s peftatthefctjy *Te
moved from the county and state, atld
ly his lenioval leaving a riAcziiiy in.
ct oa the .demooratlu ticket*and nooife
but the republican nominee in the
Uglify 'which condition 'would, J£sv»
jigno choice of men at^ghe general eiec
Ssi^tion to.be helii' in^Nov^tdber aett—•
Ixence aftesr due'^iiu^d%a!tion I iave
consented, to becoms%2oiiadlda,fet .&
lievlhg "that the, people as a^Whole
amo—•
whole
vmotU
clusively to
Imbues:
manlinessr
.readers every
The American Boy
intaiii»atariMrf
with
spMdand
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fehonld express Jthe^gSfr
of ar public serraait* and'^oi
leave the--final Belectidn^to pne tac
tSfon or aiiother to berfdptelroineid
i^in thelr .own rankik7
believ^ in law enfpr^emest and
{kfaisinAss «dUlnIstration i.and lf «lect
ed, to the office to which 1 aspire,
shall dt|ch^rg^ the dutlee therfeof in
a care{u^ Tearless and buain^8-}ike
maimer, ^keeping in view always ^he
iirinclpl^fliat the Interests of the tax
payers ase^to be caroftltly gnltrded
And l^ept sacred, and tfeat, true econ
omy insistent With progreBsiTism
shpiild: prevail- in the administration
of public ^.italrB. I have no f&vorite%
neither am 1 affiliated With ,any class
«r clique, nor MlMciated with any
special inte.reaf.^'f shall aiBcharge
duties of the ofllce with fairness
3»:
ti id respectful I
«3^g-«v
^jSin^lrery-'-yM^'
JOHN I^V££iER. don, Qpmn. 1
devoted «Z
ne.lhat
UMi'tirtnssbmUjBatoTfadaboatt-aaTSt-
boy»in ail t&sworld.
aiv* to yMr kwI
The Saturday'News, 1 y^".
American Boy 1 year »iji.^|r y-tl.00v
,Nev»f and AmOTiC4ij^Boyr,t? VWr
H\RROWJS
SHELLS
Arrow
linto« puts
all
pattern dr|ven by a itee^
ShootHertmgUm-VilC/irT&v
•Xfttory Loaded Wxfle ATapeed tfltte pawemte any taafce ot sbotgao.
AmktiUoa MetsBk CtaKndce Co.
'%T'
far-
ttWelSSess
*£.
f%,*e\L,
*?&*
fi
&"«#fc®att Sejl
ttrtft dfNared
HU K\MH
the
*m4 *jrjroUn*
•i the Kotaab^r eMbtfon
ll(#ar JlpealKra, JdftfodUw Amkter
HHbr, Ju«i» Plowmwj,^
«,V4 -otheis, JentoW(fc6d iiie jp.
41. the Mnron
«onventlfnv
«W
reKolutloas adopted vtwMjpifl
l»« nn^l Martin for eabgwse,
$ for lieutenant ftoreniar,
!8f oi^e^lag n$l|$ ftepublioaj
9ommjtWe to fesaowfcThomfts Xhoraff
«s ^jJpi^Shal «mmitt^^tkn and wconw
Wwriding J..JR, Ha»U%y for the pftc^w
:-,^A new ,1§»te ormiMnttpn ^wa* W
feeted aad^ihe folding ^toen
Hcued look aft£r*ftie ^^pMgn:
&. !.' SlmnMjns, Aberdeen. Spa.n
#ler,^itchelj T.^Bv Itobetts, Pierre
0. lUchafils, Hftron, and J, P. H4i.
4t, Im
BILLER EPISCOPAL BISHtii
Many Church Dlfinitarie^ii^^k*
Ceiimony a^t Sioux Fall*.1
ReV. George Biller, Jr., for three
rears rector ^'Calvary cathedral at
Sijwt FWlBji wa^jKjB^efisited BplecO"
pal bishop 6f flouth 'UjUfjota. Thfe
services tijbk plas? in the c^thedrai
at Sioux ^alllf where gath^d th'4
largest astomblwe of distinguished
se^# there.'
prelates evir
„5^ere. ,t....wi,v.
the ebureh! HejWM assisted, by'Bish
op Brewer of'Montana and Bisbppl
Mann id Nor^jt lOaKota. The c?ti4&
*ratlm sern^n was pviached by
all people of the county and alt eon- jBlshop Brooke of Oklahoma. i'/^,
cernwi. & 7 Other sot»d churchm'gil whW?a8«tft
--1 |h1 in th« ceremony weii Bislvop liinei
iohsson, blsho^ coadjutor of MlMouk^.
and Hey. f. WKMridg* of New^ioth'
traced
NURSE FOR SCHOOLS
'il
Watertown Under
children put Intd in
I»8fi4" pu
tf5p®
a|pubnf:scb^Sl|rera|
pbyMcal or dentil de-
',denti»|s Volunta^^Wi»red:&^
ces "for the :$hiuk. School was sus
rs-r-aW inspectlon work was
•f»A record-. ,made fo^-oa^h' i^ld
llts. A trained nuese *haa been
ployed by the scbMI board and jhe
*111 confer with parents wit# the ob
j«at Jn view of'' remedylng#ali ill
sssk
WlLl^PPEAt FROM PRISON
PP^S^V w^'
Wealthy'Black
-yl »fe.
»tAT 1* 4-
*~S*&
XT tnr-bf~'^Kmi9
I VV/jg* ,S VSV
Htir* Men Begin Serv-
Wfl One-Year Sentence,
F» RT IK. Hewlett, John Pall and
David Fail, jvho' were convicted in
!^e
federal at don
section wi(3i a j*-olt bounty Scandal,
have been fifltett ip a ledMal prison,
fttfeth^tiingtitotioit^^
an appeal of their case to the highest"'
court. All thr»e me# are wealthy and
wall khcwa in the Black Hills. They
wer»'sentenced to one yeir ih prison
•and a flue of $150 each'. The fines
i'."
•_ jpBffiWHIy,''
To-.ye» On .Aeylum Bends. -1.:^*
a meeting of the board, of county
commissioners of'Grant county a res
olution %as adopted provJding- tor the
iMbmlssion.' to Vote at lhi November
electiftn a" propoaftioa to issue bond?
Slsh a building for ,a couttt/ insane
lum on the Grant 'fcounty poof
ted la a proposition to adopt the new
special term of'Sssgurt tot
ly oaahter of tbe-s£|l.t« bank at Am-,
beMti iraa. given JodetermlDate
Uary onhla plea vf flsHJCy fo an embez-^
'SttsnentJehargfe,. He was recently dls
A(fVer«d''''io be ^ort In his accounts
^ereral ^oasaniT dollaTS. With good
Vehavlor.f^e t^a may t$ reduced to
ColleB*iiA«r«oio|
j^^OlUtord- IM-Jdhnson,:'
en, a nvM^ber of £he
colleut-at
aron «f typhidd
•xpe^t Jfl thec^tftiry
wenf t»Hwwfclft take charge of tto
dair^4*hU« at)State labt
-itm
SiflSSWiS
ewS fMtWItiiStts Bulgaria* iqi he tr
tfca Oemoorttic ticket t* Jtentfbii aig the
A. hill
wvsjp&m
•a®,w
^S»
tw-entv
of the
»e was
,rt.
TLtHtSwSSStm
4$
iimmm
•Vu
l7 VJ
•••vi.^.v
•%&
A".-* ''W^^ ,,
§fa& 4.
|R,W priM^otfered *y the K6rt»*««t»'
•m ta«o&lktl<n fort^tfldi
exhibitor «v« J^eit
^,l4ortb, Pakfta ^S^eis»«*.: Cei^^^
1
governor John ^Burke's itinerary to/
rte^ext nionth In tnterests of the
national Democratic ticket, will in
clude five Middle W^t state*. The*
CQvernof rwiH i^peak %^ttth balmt^j
Mi«me«ot^ ,lowa, Kansas and Nebras
ka, He'MM give his first address in
South Oakot? Oct^ fettfalning in the
state unHl Oct. 7/ wbea he will gp ta
Chicaib, Sept." ^.-""Therq are sit
thousaM suicides
Ll^.'
s"
w*
1
iM
1
'4[^iitudeW'#^jMi?
flrst Japanese jjirl &> ,b« *d^lt
•to a SOuth Uakotft college,!* i***"
Ictiail, from Kobe, lapan. who?
beea enrolled at Hoi^ia college.'''
KpU speaks'Jalrly "Wod English,
wants a- thoeough -^torioan college
jMlucatlon, 11
Hupent *died «^den|y at FJ^
oireau while haying some teeth puHe^?,,
und«r.\the iaitttenee. npf «theT
•hd swallowed some blood, "a" portion
of It gating into hia wladplge x«ad
chQkj»|t,hlm.
tl»e United States
evei^" year and every "one ot th&A:
n»y 'be"?traced to distorted views of
Ufe," said R*V. Edward A. Marshall
of the Moody Bible Institute in a ser
mon pwiched.it -Christ JErasbyterian.
eide ^e
..... ,. said1 Dr
iiarnhall "They 'all shutifter from It
*t««t,
1
Jj i} 5
J^Bvery Itilcide has the Wrtng view
point and -measures life by^the wrong
standards, whether it be bount Nogi
committing the long honored harakiri
fii' Ja^ah or.'the wretched outcast wom
an who drinks poison in the brothel
•"The secret of escape from the mor
Sid,_mental brooding over self-destruc
tion la found only in4he wpt4 of Qed,"
4. .nU .y.im 11
MJLLER DEAD
WELL KNOWN
"tries iSliverson Passes ^ww it
-r -X
N«w
Ulm, Minn
New Ulm, Minn,"
Silverson, one, ii the ^besf*
m&m
known milling men in, the North
west, Is deadi at New Ulm, lilnn}
He was siaty-two years' old, H« had
been ill with a j&ompllcation of dls-,
Mses for the last six months,
Mr. Silverson was mayor of New
Ulm for nearly four years and held
Jrther c|ty offices. 'He was president
of the Kagie Roller Mills oompany and
the .Citizens* State bank of New Clm:
and of die Twin City Fire Insurance
company of Minneapolis. He was a
ifiirty-secoiil degree Mason aad a mem
ber. of the Elks.
1
*Ti
Mr. Silverson was born in 0«rmasy
.and removed to New JJlm from Cln
^iw,a «k 18S6, f-s
STARVES WAY FROM PRISON
A
fy 7
l||ir^isf^te Who Injured (|jg!
i«iM) Released pt& Mcens^" WM
Dublin, Sept. 22..—ifh. Wfery^LewSp
the ^suffragette, ,W«», retailed -from.
ati, Joy prtsok on a«c^unt ill
#w« t« her refuaal-fe and
havia( t^-he led forcibly. r-K
MM,* i^Eh waa sentenced Mig. ?vt»,
a*© ^fpxs' lmPri*?hment $a chaff^
ha^ng W^jaided John' Redjzu^Bd
I" t,t
My
irajMw'tk.
1
-m
m§,
V'ill^Kpoiattlyr, ,™s_8,
be&y mortality toong.t^.,,,
Ka«is»« and Nobraajta, was reported
prevalent lb Bouth.^talEota Ip: advices
department,4f agrtcul^uw st
walhlngton. Abovj^oo horses are #fe
(e^Milaibe Bouthern uartof the state
andgovernmwjt etper^ will go to the
scene at once. More «M,tka^jk been
*«u!d p)H ofa* 1^1
lit* avpfttifc
4»1MUI aiMwnitl^i WjMf
eJ^I
W&mRwKffi
mmmm
Ml
befdre crowfP^fpiK#
"I ahdiild' be l^ad haV» the rscaUv
.^jnasWeat tt?lr not Ijt th?4
ProgtitoiVe jplatforin apd tble 4s to
ty an expteMioii ol ^rscnt^ feeiy
ing My own ^tieriMbe was that i|
could .Ji« thing ale ^nildest exccpt
When tap. teo|)jl,e ^*ere %eatjfly with
Ine |pp minute ceutd fu have
it my.
fatilt ot' ^telrs,)j^««^£a to Have jimm
fT^r snch ^ndtttpoa^ -wpald ^reJ«
leav« the presfl6iW »iainless in-ftlf
•fe flatting i$n atun* I ffip
_b«i t^eopl«4f«nmd M§iy way Of
WiinklatS^auch a Cours^ I tblnki
would-bl^jto my-adVimttiee afcfl to
"A? to 4&e number a| nonooOsecu
tlve a Jt«We«it «U^t have
^very *rgttm^#jtayo)r o^uftr liming
tion of pir«i«enl cant
refer ohly \0 cdnetefitive Wrms Anj^
third term which reSAra to no&f
*onaecut!t terms '4b an Alter abnurd
-9' •& "4.
i&$ it was to thj^wopTa that
1 made my 'ftppeal and' ltf the prima-?:
riea. by' #otes'varying tfota.iMo to aim
ta\jU6fjm
{to
oite, the
rte'^d«
decided
tgMt Jie iftUt: of *. third ma IU IUCV
(afyist|Was
the vfcjrt^^Nfgaboo ever MM
"tr,,frighten #^litt&lchi}d*«L" 1
REU^fcejgjaiU^I
Hew\Tii^lfen^dl»l&ho61s'v^^
mc
MMlatg1 Qlv^a-Aaaaon for 6,000 tfulw^Jfashingtott, SepC^'JK.—Sfpretary
eldea^Jfaarty. WiMf'B actlotf bWt.J^Jbary, broking
4hrS$er- of. ^w®M lndian tSjanmis
aioner«, ^RalenMBi, %barring t^igious
*|Tb Ofc^wljeni^sm jgovernment In*.
dten schools, was upheld by Presid^, .ipWoWWI
Taft, in order macfi#tiwic heig^'
The defl&on of the president is^at
teachers mv employed la ,Indian
ecfcsols afe sestlS'Jia ts,wear.
ot thair r^tglous ordersj but the Mfb
lege i» draped to any 'person» i»t«:
after ,enteptng the ee^tse. This tyl?
tog will enhble thf gqv^ynmeut to-ftufc.
fill Us obligatloju, th» president (ays**
to ^he teachers who, w«t% takes,'^o
thff giJV^rnment 6ej-vio«i 'when rellraibi
scb^fs^ereftaKen^oferl^dlly as 'iwSl
erfiteent ittstSutlons.
The president's ruling Is tWlaat
Btep in a controversy tfiAt'has engaged*
the Interior departmefit with religious
LONGWORTHS HEAR JOHNSON
^oSonel's Daughter Praises SpeeeH df
Father's Runolnfl Mate.
Clnclnnitl, Sept. 22.—Governor Hi
ram Johnson of California Invaded'
Qbfo in his, campaign as Bull. Modse
candidate for the vice pwaltleiicy, As
principal speaker he opened 'the State
campaign at Akron and at Cleveland.
Congressman Nicholas Longwortb
When Mrs. X-ongworth taXwaimed, "Your
speech was just splendid, splendid."
Lohgwqrth was less demonstrative
before-the ni&nln^ mate of his lather
In-liw.
KICKS, At MOOSE EMBLEM
J*raraal %der
7
leaderP of tfw, Irish parliamentary
at Pwiler Asqoith's fi^naAs durii«|r
•MLk
'French Oraniatlat Dies.
Parfe. Sept S3—T.ieon Qandlliet, the"
dted at his home hara.-.-^ep
Bays Ure^ay Result
,rt
'»"P«|W*le%
'Anderson, lafc* Sept.
preme coiixMH of the .Order pt Mdoie
Has coiqplaihed to Senator Dixos
Mkloat fti^^wejof the JProjqpp^^i
The,moose bead:to o^tetal em'
blem of the Royal Qrder f^^Ofe aBd'.
one wearing It ma^ palmlhimself tffi
•s a member olithe octet?aitboiigh ha
Wife Murderer^la, Electrocuted.
ihelht^:^5Bo•tt^,• ®eiPt- Si^Ucherter f&
laij, Sentenced to death -fat the txttfa
brt (Mrnbn'nw it
lis wife Monorah,- whose IMy h^ o^t
tip and packed in a trtnkfs«itai»$}$•
teocuted v*t the fl||Ha^|f^||^|'
ft.V. vtaq^lst, dted at his home her».-.-&& £Sfp*vr & Ot v~«Lp
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according to
Vor&vaum of «$*§' Wgh
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such aa BucWen*i|iirnlea Salve, that
mother or grondm^ber lUHtd to «BW
our burns, boils, scald*, 'aom, akbk
sruptisss, '4M&KP&
TJnrivaled or piles, corn' Or otHd^orM.
Only }& cent* at all druggiatt-
'*.'1 ''iff
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WHAT WE
ijft^^llptemberfrie jn
1912. iaoi one-way "itooo
c^^R6te'?V»t
bodies more tbatt ft year. "to'tte principal points In Ca9lonila,'^J*"-"i7',',ti
and the ftosfii Pacific C^aat via the -'r,!Wi:t**1'iit
C^eajib.l^nd i?ortiiweBtera
to the more important points Jn."
sw
.tickets will bejpn sal^..,,. &.?
Montana, Idaho, Utah, etc, Chdice of -i
seeiile' -iob^a. J^vorable vtdpove^'
iKr-full lafonnatlon aply to ti^T
et'agTOt,rTi(e Worth Western line.
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