The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-24
4npoSfest Rass
The Anti-Monopo1ist.

along a road in Yorkshire one day, ne
observed crowd Of Golfers in neld
adjoining. around a big fire over
which hung a huge kittle. Inc ineii
were Laughing and swearing at rear
full rate.
The bishop, who happened not 10 pc
known to any one in the crowd, ap-
preached. i.
what is going on my men ne
said, Il am sorry to hear snch pio-
family
..Weel," replied big fellow, I'VE
are trying who will tell the oleyes.
love and the mon that tells the pig
gest loye is to get that kittle.
ssOh, very bad" said the blshop,
my friend never told lie III my
life.
ssEh, non.'' cried the other: "Iak
the kittle, tax the kittle.
generously give this story TO stump
! speakers.
Think how q man could bring down
the house. at a joint discussion by
| telling this story and adding:
| History does not say whether q not
the bishop took the kettle, but IL ne
did and if it is still in his family
demand it for my opponent mere.
| Moorhead. the Minnesota side Oh the
Red river, is very dull indeed, kllied
by spectators who own the prairie
lands around.
| The soil Of the Red river valley at
Fargo.is far superior and quiet differ
emit from what it is at Breckinrldge'
At Fargo and Moorhead the Lame Is
high at Breckenridge low and cola'
but get forty miles or so from breck-
inridge along the main line OF the 81.
Paul & Pacific railroad and again you
come into a magnificent farming coun-
try.
| At least so think Hon. Ignatlus
Donnelly and his friends, who have
opened farms around Donnelly Sta
ton. nine miles above Morris. the
county seat of Stevens county
l find I have cut across from the
Northern Pacific to the main line OF
the st. Paul q Pacific railroad, a Jour-
nev which will be taken by a good
manp when the cut off from GlyndOn
is built, as built it undoubtedly must
be.
4 large Philadelphia settlement has
located around'Donnelly and more are
coming. Those settled there already,
are people of means, some Of them
very wealthy
George Giltinan Esq, who was one
of the sub-engineerS in laying out the
Centennial grounds, and gentleman
of refinement and wealth. has located
here. He has brought out from the
East.a carload of horses and is break
ing one thousand acres this year. tie
has built handsome cottage In the
| Swiss style.
Sebastian Engel has large farm at
Engel lake, beautiful sheet OF
water. Mr.. Engel is gentleman OF
culture and wealth.
DR.. Thomas ID. Heenan, a graduate
: of the University Of Philadelphia, has
? brought here fine stock OF horses
among them superb Norman stallion
: He too breaks one thousand acres this
3 wear and builds.
Two other rich Philadelphians, an
, told, are on their way here. The.
D have already purchased large tract
f of land in Stevens county, ana VII
G materially add to the development Q
this part of the State.
L IgnatluS DOnneuy HAS Aoo dclo
e under crop. He has also set out sew
/ eral thousand trees, thus SHOWING
= that he believes in the tree plantln
t, theory he labored for, years ago,
e Congress.
II The township of Donnelly Station
e situated on the very watershed or tn
/, continent, and has magnificent sol
d Indeed, they say, in Stevens count.
|. that they can lose half the crop an
is still have more TO the acre than ca
# be raised in the old southern countle
t of the State.
Y. David Huddleston, formerly
c. Lake City, has land here and is put
Ell ing up hotel at the cost of $1,000.
N James McGowan, Of Wabasha couI
ty, has opened store here, and pre-
Ii arations are making to erect wv
h churches, Catholic, and Lutherf
1t Scandinavian
d There Is some choice land TO be ia
still,n near Donnelly and other places
If Stevens county. ID. OBJ.