The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27

amongst his neixhbors to cara a uttle money at She start He has been exelusively en ssEsd ls e. t,nrninf f. .sd s.. ncw large snozs, several thouaAnd dollars out at int tsrest.
 Donald MeCannel, a Scotch Canadian. home stead s.sad:h .s aiS.o lees .s.n .s. ysars ssa "stone boat" in lieu of c wagoa, and break Ing plow, hs has become independent. II' owna four hundred and eighty acres of th. best farming land. arst-class butldtngs and [ su ostAnttal hank account
 Isaac Rose. another Canadian, has been A hinto nine yeArs. He started with team o handsome residence on his homestead. Hs owns large amount of real estate. and is h vesttng hts annual proat h farm lands ad
 Michael Galley has only been At Mluto fev years. His farming operations have been ~ successful that, starting with no capital, h' has now considerable farm property and large sum out at interest.
 J. Kronebush has only boen Ia the neighbor hood few years Hla cole capital at the star san .. % amS sIms aas hold esss sss usss@n%enss M ing to several thousands of bushels-for year when prices do not suit. and that too wi.non. eorro.trs S s cent !a npos , It: ,..u GlengAry. Canada. to Manitoha. but they with many others, were frozen out, and soms years ago crossed the line to begin life anew adder but wiser men. They arc all among the most prosperous of the all allProspsroul Minto fArmera
 Hundreds of other nAmes could be given who from email beginnings have been equally suecessful as fArmers at Minto. but thess will sunhce.
 We predict for the Minto district prosper not the most prOvidsai, and there arc many nan oi the Mtnto farmers who exempiify the adags that ''money gotten easily rosth casiiy." Ia munities. is beiaE repeated. and the small ca D ltaltst from the east is beginning to replao< .he original settler.. who. John ths Bapsisl ss pss 10 s. n: :1s follow him. Right at Msnto. the very centei of the hmed Red river valley. . man cAn buy for from sa 90 to 2. .ooo. one hundred and sixty acres of the best fArming land in the world which, tn two or three years at mosss will pay back In crops alone the principal invested with interest, the farm. at an Increased vaiu
 The rolling and hilly lands. fifteen to twenty miles to the west Of Mlnto. we imagine will la time Dc devoted Co sheep raising. the sweet cive Co sucoess tn that branch of industry in localities where it has been shown that the land s too hght for profitable wheat near the main river. oifsrs splendid oppor tunthes Tor cattle ranching to . moderate extent; one Of the most recent arrivals in the county to enga ge in that branch of farm ing being sn old time Dakotan who has made the national capital his home for some years back. ctr-. ex Governor Ordway. By hts polit leai opponents the governor Is saccredited with
 
 for cold storage h walsh county. North Ia. kota. Be that as it may. the Mintoites vel. come the accession to their midst Of the biE hearted governor. who has evidently made . shrewd selection in fixing upon Minto as base on which to carry the war into Egypt.
 There is much about the town of Minto to attract the observation Of an on locker, but space will only permit Of . passtng notice. It's general business houses do . large and profit able trade. The pioneer merchant is James Twamhly. formerly on the road for . V hole sale New York house. Mr. TWnmhly' "a ca uacitv special attatnments and we'll .known integrity have been recognized by his appoint tment As trustee Of the North Dakota University. ment of trade. good hotels. beautiful churches and school houses handsome private dwell. ing- houses, splendid civic buildings. an opera house, . driving park; six large grain elevators houring milfin North Dakota. Mfr. c. H Mo. Phcrrin, the proprietor of the mill. is making considerable additions to it at present. to pro. vlde for increAsing business. The Minto -four ts unexcelied for strep gth. purity and V hite- ness, and brings the top price in Philadel phiA, New York and other eastern markets; and in Liverpool. London and Glasgow Minto -four is quoted at the highest figures obtAinAble for patents.
 The pioneer rustler, real estate and insur. Ance man, is Judge F. Daily. man known and respected by all the country round.
 We should also mention that the cashier of tho Bank of Minto Is U. s. Titus.
 Any of the gentlemen above named will answer inqniries about Minto and the sur. roundIngs.
 IL would appear invidious to single out a few names where there are 90 many repu table asd a to, the prosperity Of :Ss plain that the writer is not advertising the town. but simply stating what he observed during snmmer's day ramhle. and he has seekers, investors and tourists. wanting such like information. WILL WIMBLE.