Local residents and visitors noted in community list
Wallingford J 0 Kaan and C J Anderson left for Bushnell to repair a form. Mr McAlister of Emmetaburg visited G St Moore’s home. L B Nelson and family visited relatives and a hunt party returned to New Hampton. Ada Paterson returned to Grasttinger after a week here. S J Sovntson aided J O Knap’s store in his absence. Halvor Larson plans an addition this fall. T Sevats on installed a home phone. Esther ville guest 0 O Anderson. Mrs Bronsvold visited Oscar Myhroe. Dance last Saturday night poorly attended. Nels Johnson returned from Waterloo and undecided about plans. Henry Moore of Illinois visiting G I Moore. Hon Alex Lundberg of Chicago spoke here Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0. Kaan
C. J. Anderson
Bushnell
Mr. McAlister
Emmetaburg
G. St. Moore
Rosebud Land Opened to Homesteaders in Tripp County
A million acres of government land in Tripp County South Dakota will be opened to homesteaders. October Statolfth Dallas and Gregory towns on the reservation border are served by the Chicago and North Western Railway. Prospective settlers must file in person at one of the towns or at ONeill or Valentine. Ticket agents can provide folders and maps with details on securing a quarter section of government lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp County
Statolfth
Dallas
Gregory
Chicago & North Western Ry
Harry
O'Neill
Valentine
North Western Line
Taft and Labor Rulings Highlight Union Rights
The Topeka Capital reports praise for Judge Taft and William Hart for shaping union labor rights, noting decisions that removed the old British notion of conspiracy by workers. The Philadelphia Press and Democratic sources echo that Taft stands on a solid record, while Bryan is said to hurt nobody but himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winporla
Kan
William Hart
Tle
England
United States
Taft
Islahore
Iienide
Bryan
East
Philadelphia Press
The Tide of Prosperity and Industrial Growth
A passage extols rising industrial wealth and expanding fabrics and structures driven by intelligent labor and good wages. It forecasts a world market share nearing 100,000,000 people, asserts cheaper long term costs, and emphasizes home market foundations amidst global demand. A quoted note from St. Louis Globe-Democrat critiques Democratic figures Parker and Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Eberman
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Hawkeys
W.J. Black & Co
Wm. J. Black and Co
Fmmersburg
Palo Alto County
W. J. Black and Co
J.C. Pirath
Chicago
W. J. Black & Co
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Rad
Knauer
Manila
Popular Music Publishing CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Fiat
Sale
Gubrdbet
Wallingford
L. B. Nelson
Klatt
A. J. Woher
Chas
Percy
New Hampton
Ada Paterson
Grasttinger
S.J. Sovntson
J. O. Knap
Halvor Larson
T. Sevatson
Anderson
Esthervilla
Mrs. Bronsvold
Estherville
Oscar Myhroe
Nels Johnson
Waterloo
Henry Moore
Tinois
G. I. Moore
Alex Lundberg
Henry Gunsaway Davis
Parker
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
J. J. Watson
First National Bank
J. W. Crowley
J.J. Watson
Prop
Aud Robt Laughlin
Spies Bros
Sevold’s Restaurant
Sevold
Graettinger
Martin Myhre
Fellows & Fellows
Nedioin
Mall
Ota
Gare Cy Brerkage
CI Low
Don’vaelay
Narvara
Alliston
Rextore
Fellows & Fellows CO
Walnut St
Des Moines
L. Christopher
Royal Lumber Company
Ollcu
Pato Alto
Realdence
Graattinger
H. Green
ST. John Grain CO. Grain & Coal
John Graettinger
Mgr
Graetting
Graettinger Tile Works
Gan Cok
F. Spies
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