Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
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change brokers, And babks5s soSsI hume
rous 10 mention.
We HAYS troops ofkeen-sysd u len-G
llators. who NY !. gathering THEM avn
nests Il building towns md AM spR
some good 10 ths country ~ occas tlyI
leaving i Z few thoussnd' . % cirg III
among the I. settlers z 81
We have editors who quarrel,
sicians who wranql@. ssge legiS II
stump orators, and any innuia y
quantity of other smart men -
in truth We are not authorized tc
that our Territory is in actual nee Of
any addition 70 those il the above n-s
umerated professions, already here:
But trhom d. iUei ssoni 4 ss s II
We want several thousand mes VINO.
know how u work and who are willing
70 work, We want men who can, cut
rails, build fences and open farms. We
want north Of Saint Anthony Falls,
many thousand farmers, who, BY indus
Try and enterprise, would in : few years
make sll this beautiful region Of prairie
and woodland Ia blossom like the rise.
We have not half enough working men.
There is no bettet country on the face Of
the earth, in our humble Judgment, "a than
Minnesota Cor the laboring man. u
the beginning, be he never SO poor. fhe
is Industrious, he can here become soon
Independent. Wages are high. Work
IS abundant. There is constant and
increasing demand for al kinds spflabor.
Pay is good and prompt. But is you
prefer working for yourself, buy one
hundred and sixty acres of land, and
PM up log house on i and move into
It. If you are a good farmer, a few
years will find you surrounded with all
the comforts and conveniences Of life.
These farmers we are now speaking Of.
we want here amazingly. We invite
t:seirl attention to our beautiful lakes,
our noble rivers, the fertility Of our
soil, and the salubrity Of our climsto..
Il. g. We notice, in recent number
Of the 7scumseh Herald always to US
j welcome visitor---a spicy editorial e
"a charge preferred by the Yps;lanii
Sentinel, that the Herald had. il its
Temperance discussions, violated its
promise Of neutrality in politics. Our
belligerent friend Of the Herald fartly
informs the Ypsilanti Sentinel that he
publishes the Herald on his own hook,
and at his own expense, and, oftentimes,
out Of pocket, simply because he choos-
es to do so, and those who like It, take
it, and those who don't like it, let il
alone. BY the way, friend Baxter, do
you remember how, aforetime, you and
our humble self. one dusky3 evening,
were surprised BY ahungry fellow who.
not having the fear Of man before his
.yes, issued from his ambush % Evans
Greek, and in q voice something ike
thunder, unlawfnlly and wickedly, and.
with signs barbaric, demanded the i'm
mediate delivery into his possession d
the entire contents Of your unfortunate
pocket. and how you, then and there,
with as much haste as was conslstent
with the agitating circumstances of the
occasion, exhibited . hu' penny tssoypea
ny, asseverating upon your word AZ the
son 81 al = old settler, that # confti-
tuted the entire sum Of your world,
possessions, and was designed for ths
last bag Of pototoes for the s reelass, Z
near Asa Gilmore's and do you -
member, this ceremony having ended
,oho i was that gave : mns agreeable
specimen ofital ,sa'k;'g We shei
thought as We now do, that the taking y
the H. penny i,go penny, being the HIT
savored Of he essence Of crIslsys bu
that the scalk;.g 81 arrangsmep1'a ~