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Dairyiny in Switzerland.

In comparing Swiss with American
thrift. United States Consul Bycrs men
tions the important fact coac rling the
Swiss practice of what Americans would
call nnderfeeding. The finc milk and
butter producing animals OF Switzerland
are fed on grass and hay the year
through, with very few exec
High feeding and fancy feeds
cotton sa-a s.' -. .Isss-s 60 ,maga
fodder are but little known in rH%I
country. Swiss cattle stables are no.
ticeablc for their warmth, and are
usually low attachm llt to the barn,
with stone walls one or two feet thick.
The stalls are ceilld overhead and Of
ten plastered through )ut. The floors
are made Of stone Or cement and the
doors as tight-shutting and airlcss as
those of our h)u'3s. They say 1T
saves feed;" "tho COW gives moro milk
for warmth, AMI 'thcre are no flies
here to worry them to death" The
stalls arc clean and Mica beyond COM
parison, and the COWS are kept in them
summer and winter except when taken
out for exerci and to water. In ex
ccptional cases few turnip', potatoes,
or shoots are fed, but it is the general
belief that whilc artificial food meas
ures the quantity of milk its quality is
impaired. The Swiss keep their grass
land in a high state of fertility, and on
the lake OF Zurich it is worth from $500
to $t00 per acre. Taking the cases Of
two prominent milk-producers it was
found that from fl ty cows the inctmo
is $4,000. the expenses 1852 leavln g
net gain of $26lS Mr.. Byrs says
that three causes imprcs ed him as fur
nishing the foundation of Swiss dairy
success, viz. FIRST, good, sweet grass;
secon !, pure running water; third,
systematic economy. He suggests that
there is no relson why we cannot have
these necessities. II our grass il not
quite up to the Swiss grass make it so
by proper liquid manurin :, by drain
ing, by irrigation, or, in short, by de-
voting more money to tae meadows and
less to high feeding, course that many
farmers would undoubtedly rilicule.
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Utilizing Waste Material.

The market is lurniihe with glue
from the slau ;htor-houi jaw bones and
hoofs; coag u atcd clttle blood is used
by calico printers and in the prepare
ton of rel liquor for printers work;
dried blood serve to clarity wines and
syrun3. ncatsfooJ oil il ano her yaiua-
bic product from the same source; the
b.adders when dried and prep 'red make
useful containers for druggists and
painters; the ox-gall is used for lini-
ment and many other purposes, and tai
low. one of the staple articl of COM
merce, comes from the rough piece OF
fit. Hjt tanks arc great Jewelers., and
every scrap of sinew', loose bones, or
small rough pieces are boiled dowl to
shreds anl fragments an the ilqu)r,
whel drawn off and cooled, produces
glue or other valuable mat4rlu. Even
the dirt and residue at the bottom oil
the tank Is sold ss "tankage' for Ter
ti.izing, aad refuse blood u easily col
lected and turned to accoul 1t. The cauI
and best part, of the fat are rendere 1
into olco oil for making artificial butter,
and the DRESSINGS give u' the stearine Of
commerce. These are only few oil the
products resulting from careful inyestl-
CATION Of recent years. Not a particle
of the materials around the large
Slaughter houses is wasted, and the re-
suit of utilizing what was previou'ly
thrown away has brcu Int out iormI'
dable source of competition in the glu'
and fertilizer trades, which has to be
met by reduced values. -Ioil, Paint tnd
Drug Reporter.
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given TO scrofuI
because OF a superstition that it luld be
cured by kings touch. The world is
wiser now, and knows that
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-20

In the B .hapas none but the lower
classes eat the ftive pork, which is fed
on offal, refuse, aud whatever can DO
obtained. The fish of the conch, an
ocean shell-fsh, is the usual fare for pigs
in the out Islands, where oonches are
plentiful. In these conches pink pearls
are found from time to time, and / have
seen a large pearl that ha been found
in the pigs trough, aud which was
scratched @Nd aiscoorcd from HAVING
been champod by the hogs. Formerly
before piak pearls became an article of
commerce in tho Bahamas, and no search
was male for them, it h.pTenod not
infrequcntly that pearls were picked up
in the hogs pens. = Nineteenth Cen
turY.
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A the Years Go by.

pabcs and their mothers lullaby;
Children at their daily play;
Ma;dens hearing their lovers sigh;
Women brave in the worlds way
Are Of what we see and hear dear,
As the years go by;
Hear, dear,
As the years go by.
How tender is time wi hal
how kin TO the goo and true'
So gentle to me, withal,
So gracious ard sweet to you,
This is VII we see and hear, DEAR
As the years 60 by;
Hear, dear,
As the ye ,rs SO by.
TIMES finger marks wrinkles are,
Groy hairs its frost and decay,
A voung heart has kept you far
From age marks and frcst away.
II is what we sec and hear, dear,
As the years 90 by;
He r, de r,
AS the years go by.
I me from your IGce stays sauhesS,
Leaving the bright sunshine in;
Kisses your eyes in gladness,
Leaving the sweet lovelight in.
Oh, this do we see and hear, dear,
As the yC ars go by;
Hear, dear,
As the years 60 by.
Sweet 1t your birthdays come and go;
Put your hand and love in mine
You are young for loving so;
l live because l am thine.
All this do we see and know, dear,
AS the years go by;
Know, dear,
AS the years go by.
-IEngene Finld
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Mr.. B,njamia Be- wster, formerly
attorn ey- general + thi UHied state',
who died last Metch, was known as ono
Of the iortmost uristi and mos e o.
ouent orators in b. country. An ind-
dent of hi, CHILDHOOD give, dc,p.rI
significance to bis success and to his
u.efu life.
When he was 9 schoolboy Of twelve,
he was acciden saly burned; the sight
Of ono eys was destroyed, and his face
was left Aoeelessy scared and dis
tortol 10 @.,.orIuuo was
the greateA a singular
ly handsome ~ ~ to q
family notsd for ~
WIZ the boy 40 glass
for the first time sawhile,
np +Aen said, eso'aa
make tho best of t. 1t 81 Axe no
difference inr m ic.o -
Hi, father, s-tpare him, proposed
that he should flive private saatruc-
tion, live in RI mcntl a-a sJNpto
some business iSS which he would Bot
be exposed to Il ] gsze Of the curious,
but Benjamin bo! L. returned to school,
passed throughsth ege, studied law,
and ents;sse. ab3ss and society.
He was sa@Sea i7 gable student; he
practced every - which could make
him attractive !. others
The result was, khat h. achieved high
rank, and held For half century not
only among the atcsman Of the coua-
try, but as one Of De most popular men
in society. He hl hosts of friends
strangers, after tfIs-.irst startled glance,
yielded to the irn Ii,ti0lo charm Of his
manner, and for. lot the blurred face.
Having made u let of it, so long,
it is probable thaf ho also forgot it.
Fawcett, the Ee acknowledgement
of England, whel kc became blind at
10, declared, q taIl not change my
purposes in life a whit"
81 will write ch books" said the
elder Dumas. s'tlirb France shall forget
my black face.s
II any ambitiou boy among the read
ers of the Compa6 lon is Handicapped by
a personal defect. III may glvo him eour
age to remember Nv many great mel
have carried 81 ~ burdens in thei
struggle for fames nd success, and bee
helped rather tha / hirdered by them.
Epictetu's lame SY lneys honel
face, Pope's dT iltive size werc but $
q ~ spurs Il sen them to stronge
u.cr9 spanion.
-Sas -~ImpedlhSO Dg
Boston IN y speech. and she ha
been "drilld of all patience b
well-intentioHed eachers and friend,
When she fpcs ved doll for birth
day present, shes Fas delighted to fin,
that by pulling 6 Il a green string
passable "mamm was produced. Bu
the papa whic followed the twitch.
ing OF white st ing was imperfccs, and
when the little n other discovered that
her child had IN Herited her own infiym
ity her heroic ma ure was shown. Sbt
lost no time in P ting to account her
own training, an pulling repeatedly on
the white string with, an unfalte iao
hand, she said, firmly, dolly, You
must be trained iill you learn to say
that palmer. y [Dstroit Free Press.
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NO. 13.
A Spray Of Annlc blossoms.

They lay on the broad, low window ledge,
Where the hand Of a little child
Had placed them, dewy, and fresh, and
sweet;
And the grandmother had smiled,
And softly stroked with her wrinked hand
The curly, tumblcd head
And then the ne dies bright we're still;
Uurolled the snowy thread.
For, borne on the breath Of the apple bloom,
She lived in the golden past;
She saw an orchard where blossom SHOWS
Were falling thick and fast,
Falling upon the the fair, bent head
OF maiden in girlhoods prime,
Reading a letter, worn and creased
From folding many time
"wten the apple bl9ss9ns are hers once
more.
IshE y re back, Alairel
.i-asi,e5ne for my ersaer." The scented
wind,
Which ruilled the maiden's hair,
Brought to her ears a well-known voice,
She turned in a startled WY:
4 have come fer my answer; what is it,
dearm
What could she do but lay
Her hands in the eager, outstretched onesl
Ahl life is sweet in june
I When tearts keep time to the liquid flow
/ OF life, and light, and tune,
| And when, in her snowy, floating veil,
] She stood on her bridal morn.
She would have but the tinted apple bloom
Her white robe to adorn.
Through the open window the western wind
Blew soft on the wrinkled face,
When a smile shone sweet as that could be
Which had lit her girlhood grace.
A little voice called her truant thoughts
"Grandpapa sent me to see
If you knew that the clock has been striking
sixl
And he wants you to pour his tea"
-LGood housekeeping
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"Thi. is the i0prth tine 7 We called you
william sail his wife. You told
me that you wanted to get up in good
season this noraing.'
YES, replied William sleenilv obnt
it was last 'isa' when I told you that. y
-IEpoeh.
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The 4 sIustriOns Ree.
So ManY Yenrs Arn

Dumlcy lat t'ble): with me, Mrs
Spin ter, the tomato is recently ac.
ouirod ta'tsi have you leen fond ct
them longl
Mis- spin'i'r' From a child, Mr..
Dumlcy."
Dum'ey; "lqdeed, so long as thatp-
Epoch.
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SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purifca-
ton of the blood. If this is neglected,
the disease perpetuates its tait through
generation after generation. Among its
earlier symptomatic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous EruptiOns, Tu-
mors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
PuruIent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
steal Collapse, etc. If allowed to con.
tinue. rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca
tarrh. Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal malades, are
nroduced bv it.
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Brown = l..'' s'' that your watch, Rob.
in,on, is about an hour ahead Of ''OD .ao
time.
Robin'on' YES don't see vb.s.
got into The ''a lately. n-IHarpor's ,
Bazar.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-04-27
Mortgage Sale.

yNYliEREAS, default has been made in tho
~ conditions OF certain mortgage, executed
and delivered by Lyman E. Dickinson and Maria
mortsagec; dated the 18th day of March a. ID, 1859
ahd recorded as mortgage in the office Of the
Register OF Deeds In und for the county of Penn.
bIna III the Territory Of Dakota, the a0th day Of
March, a. b. 1883 at 9:15 O'clock 4. NJ, in book
OF mortgages. on page IS; which aaid mortgage
was duly arsigned to Henry ID. Holton, trustee.
by John II. Merrifeld, executor OF the last viii
and testament Of Dr.. G. $: Blakeslce, decsarcd,
81 of mortgages. in the office of the Register Of
Deeds aforesaid; and there is claimed to be due
on said mortgage at the date Of this notice, tho
amount OF four hundred and SIXTY dollars t$4GOOOl
ana no ac!an or proceeding has been instituted
sntd mortgage, or amy part thereof,
Now, therefore. notice IL hereby given, that by
virtue OF a power of sale contained in snid mort.
sage:: una OF the statute in such case made and
ny salc OF the mor,saged premises therein de.
scribed. which sale will be made ut tho front
door OF the court house in the city of Pembna in
tne county OF rembina and Territory oi Dakota,
or by his deputy, on Tuesday, tic 5th duy II
June. A: ID. 1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. 10
satisfy The amount which shul! then he due on
Va mortsase, with the interest thereon, taxes,
~ costs una expenses of sulc. and fifty doiIMl
$50 attorneys fees, az stipulated, in rnid mort.
age IN cuse Of foreclosure. The premise. dc.
scrbcd in said mortgage. and so TO l.c sold are Inc
piece or parcel OF land situated in the county Of
and dcscribed us follows. 10 wit: The nor Nh west
quar;Gr NV OF scc,icn number four. rIl in
!CWnship number one hundred and sixty .rne
ll6i north OF range number ifty-siX, 1861 wc.t
con!a'nng one hundred and itfty-reven 1851
Dated April, 10th. a. d. 1883. syi5
r, w. WILDER HENRY ID. IIoLroN, Trustee,
Attorney Tor ASS sncc. Assignee of Mortgage.
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DEFAULT has been made in the conditions
ed ny alexander "a m Mclean sr "a widower)
ed the 10Th day of August. A. D. 1881, and record.
ed asa mortgage in tile office Of the Register "f
DEEDS OF the county of l'cmbNn in the Territory
OF Dnkna; on the nh day Of August a. D. 1881,
36, y and -, on which there liz claimed TO he due
ut the date ef this notice. the sum Of four hun.
dred SIXTY and fifteen one hundrcdths (s4G0.i5.)
sttnied at law or in equity to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
ny reason Of said future and the non institution
oi acoh inc power to sell the property describ
ana under the power of sale IN said mortgage
contained, the said mortgage elects to declare
ana Gains tha, the whole sum secured BY paid
MORTGAGE m;as /. and now unpaid ia due and payable
NotIce ~ hereby given that by virtue Of DOW
or OF sale contained in said mortgage, and ~ he
statute I'D such casc made and provided the said
mnrisnGed premises therein described, which
sale will he made at the front door of the CONT
house. house. III the CITY Ct Pembna. in the county Of
rembina ana Territory Of Dakota. al public auc-
y duly appointed on Wednesday. the 9th dny of
June, A. D. lsss. AT 2 O'Clock r. NJ. TO satisfy The
amount which shall then he due OIL said mortga.
penscs of sale. o' "a
The premises described in said mortgage, and
70 10 e sold are the lot piece or parcel Of land
of Dakota: and known and described az foiloWsy
to-wit: The northwest quarter. (nw arl OF SEE,
ton thirteen. (13) in township one hundred sixty
tive Mo 81! S, Norm or r%nse ftyave CD west Of
!!6D acrcso of land more ley Of according 10 the
L. ). COVE survey Thereof. Wv
Dated at Grand Forks, Dakota. this 18th day of
April, 1888. N1' VI
F. Il. FULTON. Hrsu CoSAreHry
Attorney for mortgage, Nortraree.
Grand Forks, Dakota. S9.45
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MOrtRnXe Snle

yNYHEREAs, dcfault has been made in IN.
conditions ofa certain mortgage executed
and delivered by John Wilkie, a single man.
ed the nth day of April, a. D., 1883 and recorded
as a mortgage in tile Office of the register Of
deeds In and for the county of Pembina in the
territory OF Dakota, on the gath day Of April A.
D., 1883 at9:15 o'clock A. y. in book of mortrar.
assigned to Nellie NJ Blakeslee by John II. Mer..
rifield executor Of the last will and testament of
Dr. Z. >. blakeslce. deceased. And assignment ie
r., on page e of book 3! of mortgages in
the Office of the register OF deeds aforesaid, and
there IL claimed to be due on said mortgage NJ
the date OF this notice, the amount of two hun.
Hrea ana eignty-seyen dollars and fifty cent?,
ls:s.:5o and no action or proceeding has been
instituted at lawor i'll equity to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now therefore. notice is hereby gwen, that by
,,a aue Oh power OF sale contained in said mort.
gage. and Of the statute il such case made and
pi0yidrd. the sud mortgage will be foreclOsed by
a SAFE OF the nortgaged premises therein describ.
60, which sale Will be made ut the front door Of
County Of Pembina anl Territory Of Dakota. st
public auction. by the sheriff of raid county. or
oy his deputy, on Tuesday the 9Th day of June.
A. d. lsss at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, to satisfy
mortgage, with the interest thereon. taxes, and
costs and expenses Of sale. and fifty dollars At.
torney.e fees; as stipulated in said mortgage in
case OF foreclosure. The premises described in
parcel Of land situated i'll the County Of fembina
ana territory OF Dakota, ana known and describ.
ed as follows to.Wit: The southeast quarter.
l:esl objection number seventeen, (IS) in town.
ship number one hundred and sixty.two (IGa,
north Of range number fifty six 1851 west, contain.
Ing one hundred and sixty acres (C0) acres, more
or less. S
Dated April 10th A. D., 1885, ss4s
F.M. WILDER NELLIE N. COOLIDGE,
ANY. LOT Assignee. (nee Blakeslee,l
Assignee of Mortgage.
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"HEREAS default has been NADIA IN N.
Nv conditions Of 9 certain mortxs9e. ex.cn t
and d. delivered by William stinsoS and ' Ma.
s w, d.t %Sp,,s s s,a e John
May, 4. ID. lss2, and recorded az a mnr,e..s ~
IN. once q tie register Of deeds in and fof the
day 81 S.y rs Iss5s asossf q D,Ioi
Doos Oh d mG,tgsges on page 2el, which mort
s gs i M eSly asSssnsd BY Hanni
oan IT re
Register Of deeds aforesaid. And. whsse.o ia
Hannibal Hedley is now deceased, and Geo.c sH,s
q shs
6e due on said mortgage a the date Of tis notice
ne gles amount OF nine hundred and seventy.fon..
seon Or prSeseaiSF ss sen een ;d
or In equity 70 recover the debt secured BY said
mortgage. OF any part thereof,
v Nov .Heselore notice hereby gwen that by
gage; and q the statute in such case made and
when 81 sse w e. Pps p, e. therein
court hcuse in the City Of iembins in he q Go nne
~ Of Pembina and Territory Of Dskote. al nmtiic
sCSx 90 1y me sheriff Of said county Ills
lSso, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, TO satisfy tho
amount which shall then be due on said mort.
gage a with TIC interest thereon taxes, and costs
fees. as stipulated IN raid MORTGAGE in csss a.
foreclosure. The premises described in said
mortgage and 70 q be sold are the piece or par.
q sda situated Hs IN the County Of Pm6na
ca Is follows, to.wft: The northwest quarter
lnWS OF section number three Isl In township
lsnae n, one HUNDRED and sixty eo north 81
hundred and seventy-sevcn [l11l acres, more or
less. '0'e W
Dated =. t. April 10th, a. p, 1883.
a. tx for assignee. Executor Of Ass;gnees
oS'ao Estate
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Mortgage Sale.

"HEREAS, default Ia. been made in the
w conditions OF a certain mortgage, executed
ann delivered by Samuel Robinson. single man,
mortgagor TO Mary E. Kemp. mortgage, dated
the 18th day OF March, A. d. 1884 and recorded
az a mortgage In the office Of the register Of
deeds, III ant for the County of Pcmbna in the
Territory Of Dakota, on the stli. day OF March,
A, ID. 1884, at 9:15 o'clock A. w. In book 10 OF mort.
cages. on page 5G3, aud there is claimed to be due
on said mortgage nj the dntc of this notice, the
amount of SIX hundred and seventy-niue dc liars
ani twenty-five cents, (SG1925) and no action or
proceeding las been instituted ut law or In equity
D recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given, that by
virtue of power Ofsalc contained In satd mort.
gage: and Of the statute In such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be foreclored by
sale ofthe mcrtgnged premises therein described
which sale will be made at the front door OF tile
court house III the City of Pcmbina, in the coun.
~ OF Fembina aud Territory of Dakota at pub.
lie auction, by the sheriff Of snid county. or nv
his deputy, ON tuesday the 9th day of June, A, b.
1875, Ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon To eatisfy the
amount which shall then be due on said mort.
gage, with the interest thereon, taxes, and cost,
aid expeiis, of sale, and fifty dollars attorneys
tecs, ~ stipulated iii said mortgage in case ~
foreclosure. The premises described In said mort.
gage and 80 be sod tile piece or pnrctl oflaid
situated in the county OF Peinbina and Terrtn,~
OF Dakota and known and described as follow:
to.Mt: Ihc southeast quarter Csc N of section
number twcnty-s:vent2.) In township number
one hundred and sixty-One 1851 north Of range
number fiity-tlirec 53l west, containing one hun.
dieu ana sixty lGuJ acres, more or less.
Dated April 10th A. d., 1873.
Asy se1 Mortgage ,s a.1f Il Md FEY:
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WHEREAS. default hns been mude in the
Wv conditions of a certain mortgage, executed
and delivered by John Au!t Single man.
morigngor, to Hiram a. Jones. inortpn.cc
dated the 23rd day Of May, a. ID. 1889 md re-
corded az mortgage in the office OF the Reuister
OF Deeds. III and for the county of Pembna in
the territory OF Dakota on the 31st day of NAV.
a. ID. 1883 at 3:l5 O'Clock A. NJ. in book 10 Of
mortgages. on page 126; and there is claimed 10 DO
Que on taid mortgage Al the date Of this notice,
the amount of five hundred and pixty dollars
and thiriy-iivc cents (S5GO35) and no action or
preceding hns been instituted At law or in equity
to recover the debt secured by snid mortgage. o.
any part thereof. va
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that bv
virtue OF power OF sale contained in said mort.
gage ana OF the statute in such case made md
provided. the sad mortgage will be forccIo. by
sale OF the m0rtSased prcinises therein tcscri6
ca, winch sale will be made at the front door OF
Inc court house the city of Penbinn in the conn.
ty Of Pembina and Territory Of Dakota. at pubIic
auction. by the sheriff of said county or by his
deputy, on Tuesday the 9TH day of June, K. ID.
1883. nj 1Oo'cOck in the forenoon 10 enIisfv tho
amount which shall then bc due on raid mOrt,,are
with the interest thereon. taxes. mud cost nnd o.
penses OF sale and fifty dollars [S50.l at;Orney's
Iees. az stipulated III said mortgage in case Of
foreclosure. The premises described in snld
mortgage. and 70 to be sod.arc the piece or parcel
OF land situated inthe county Of Peilbina and Ter.
lows, TO wit: The northeast quarter Eneh OF
section number twenty-thrce [a3l in townshjn
number one hundred and sixty.tIree 1851 north
OF range number ilfty-f l5il west. CONTAINING
one hundred and sixty I16Ol acres, more or jess.
>, Dated April 10th, A. d. 1SSS.
r. W: WILDER HIRAM A. JoNEs,
ao-4o Attorney for mortgage. Mortsseus.
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TWO ARRoR DAYS.

Gov. Church has designated May
Stll rs arbor day in northern Dakota
and April 25th rs arbOr day in south.
ern Dakota, but has not yet appointed
an arbor day for eastern. western or
central Dakota. lie was evidently in
somewhat of u hurry or perhaps he
would have given each county u little
arbor day Of its own. However, no
matter how foolishly the governor
may have acted in appointing two
arhor days. too much attention cannot
lie given to tree planting. Every per.
son who owns II lot should make it a
point to plant us many trees us pos.
slble. 1t is the best Investment u
land owner can make.
Thus writes the editor of the Milton
Globe, and it is rather strange Gov.
ernor Church should recognize divi.
sion in such Il simple manner, and it
is no wonder that Bro. Brondgeest is
vcxe'l, we would he if our governor
had given himself away SO cheap.
But what the Globe says about trees
is good and true; plant them any day,
only plant them.