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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27
Winnefota.

ct. &auls @itD Council pebto9 fur
ca. tire Tiger iioeu en- &eiolution,
bpori ber erf(erebes, at s Elmer
ifuloe pare Irbeibsbas for alle, iom
Bpen ipsieliatte. MaDor 5mitb
unoer1reu ben ben s5orftaaelie, at
bet Blot bar Betalinsen. tom ifulbe
bore for otte Elmer eqer 4 6en1tebele
af ben forriseBetalina. Gorleben pebz
tos @itp Council paa np en- &elolu=
tion, buoroeo ben fbrneonte forflaz
reoes berben, at 8 Gimers Mrbeibe
Fuloe betales iom for 10 Elmer.
= &ipefone 20oe @u9uf. st
igrselist l1lpttestilfelbe inbtraf /
@ftermiobas noale faa Mile norb
berfra. @n 9 Nar sammel @pn al
s.. q. 8ltuen o9 en- noset e1bre 9at=
ter par uoe paa uaarten os sietebe
&reaturene. Sc bapbe meb fig ct
@eoer, bpormeb &19en forIp9te at
itp6e en- 6u9l, men rammeoe fin Bro>
ber / bet enc Sen. 9oftoren maatte
iette 8eret af, os oer ct 5are for
@uttens 2iu. &iaen git neieu fra
Soritanoen af @ors.
= Sra Mar1baQ / 2pon County
meooeles en- noset utrolig @iftorie.
@n Mano peb 9}apn S. 6. Brotpn
srob en- 8rpno nosle Mile pit fra
8Den, oa oa ban naaeoe neo til en-
9pboe af 6S Sob, git oer pluoielis
ct sui 8un6en neo til en- unoerior,
biit &anoiamlin9, iom pife fig at
bore 45 Sob bpb us at inbebolbe
rent &ano. 5lere @tptter 9riupeb
toses uo, iom ipntes at tormooe en-
@ptrano / tiolisere &ioer. geosle
Mile ut berfra bespnote en anben
8rbno at flpbe ooer, os Gife tafeoes
op fra 9Dbet. Snsen Snbip eller
@lp ftnbes / Fere Miles Nmfrebs,
bpor Jifene funbe fonme fra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

Sobn Burns ON Sernbanei itreifen.
2onbon 24oe Nusuit. Streifen paa
Seem gorf @entralbanen peffer flor
Dpiist / @nslanb. Nmerifanere,
iom er bet 5orretniu9sanlisse
eller paa 8eips flyer, oer er l1oii9t
til, at be maa eaa tilfobs fra Seem
Sort til fine 8iem / @eiten. Sobu
Burns, ben itore en9ellte Irbeiosle>
oer, bar uotalt fig ON @treiten. Set,
iom beorpuebe bam meit, bar, at 9oz
fomotipfprerne8 &roberifab babbe
ne9tet at fomme &nisbts Of 2abor til
&ielp. Set ct bet 9amle Eret al
Observation-Disclosures, iaaoe ban. 2oz
tomotipfprerne ier lite, at be ueo at
ilaa &aanoen af fine Grbeiosbrpore
bill brinse l1(ptte ouer fig lelo. Seq
forub|i9er. at buis @befen ouer Bro>
berFabet laoer 8otpoerlp blipe la>
gen, bill 2ofomotiufprerne lioe meit.
&an be lite ie, at naar &apttaliiterne
peb 8roberfabets 6ielp bar pbelast
&nisbts Of 2abor, pil 3uren fomme
til benz. @n al Qooeo9runbene,
bporfor leg ofreoe mig for Grbeioer=
iasen @uslaub, bar Manselen paa
@pmpatbi mellem Irbeiberne. 5or
ii Iar iiben bar fer en- lisefaa itor
5orltiel mellem en- Ebmmermanb
el1er en- MaPinif % en- Stte76agorz
beiber 1om mellem ct Meolem al en-
&ommunebefprelie os en- af 2orber.
ne Dperbuiet, og 9ooebsrunoen,
bporfor be fbite Streiter ber bar faa>
ct iaa belbist l1bfalb. ct ben, at 5asz
arbeioere % Site e>Gasarbeioere MI
bar lert at betraste binanoen iom
8rpbre. Seq bar binlpet til at
frembinse benne Toranbrins peb at
asitere for tiltrettelis 8eta1ing for
SttezTasarbei forat ban funbe
boloe fit @obeo opret blanot fine
Brpbre. Seq pilbe intet beller eno
at faa @ibe om Sibe meo &otpberlD
Mmerita, bpis leg funbe sibre no9et
gpbt Der, o9 tiempe &en til &noe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

&atorerne 9. S. Muus o9 M. y.
Auammen har inobubt til en- SRI
fonferens of ben norfe Spnobes
&reiter forat ,forbanble ON tplsenoe
@atier, eller buao Toriamlinsen
euers funoe ftnbe tienlist til at frem=
me frifelis Torenin9::"
Il. Set er Subs &ilje, at triitne,
iom tan arbeioe iammen, itol arbeibe
iammen.
2. Seius @riftus, ianb Sub os
ianot MenneFe. bar meo fin 9bb os
2pbisbeo eienlpit ale Mennefer.
@ienlpsninsens Grust, @pnoernes
5orlabelie, Sin os @alisbeb. Relies
peo Orb os @aframent til ale, til
bpem Orb os @atrament tommer.
Sn9eu bliper >frelf peb bisie @az
per, mebminbre ban pmpenoer fig %
tror paa &riitus.
@nbuer, til buem Orb o9 @atra=
ment fommer, fan ompen6e fig % tro
paa &ri|tu8."
&i foritaar, at Mpoet itulbe BE-
spnbe isaar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27
0oet Sem! Scr er Nare

/ peo 6orlpmmelt9beo at tiQabe g3b>
rerne at bliue mere os mere uoirfz
iomme. Sc bpbbrinsenoe @tier af
8risbts 9iieaie o9 @utteripge pil
foraariase Stibbrub, oer1om @fuben
ttQabes at bripe impb benz uben
@or. Dsiaa 8leren, beriom ben
er uoirfiom, os fornuftis 8rus al
2esemibler lite iatter &oret &et>
ming al en- filter 9apn, pil blipe
oper9rapet al @D9bommenes& s&uitlano.
Sbet Sc noig9er ct urinoripenbe
@iooel, lab 9eres &als falbe paa
9oftetters Mauebitters. Der itbrter
Be til Gprerne bprenoe Drganer,
uoen at irritere os opbibie benz, to
@irfninser oer er at befrDste af be
Stimulanter, iom man for en- itor
9el tyr til. Bitters iDrfer Mprerne
% 81eren tillisemeb Merperne oa
Torobieliesorsanerne o9 faffer bers
for oaris @ielp. 2iseiaa Dbes en-
oobbelt NSfiftance / at forbinbre og
belbreoe afbrnot og after tilbagepen,
oenoe 5eber. @albeIb9bom, Jor>
foppelie % &beumatisme unbertpinz
ses o9iaa al benne Mebicin.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

8. 90. Camp, en- af 5orenebe @ta=
ters &oitoffice>Suipettprer bar en-
@anobanfe beo 9ulutb funbet @fro=
get af en- af be ire 9ampbaabe, iom
&obert Sutton bD9seoe. 8aaben git
fprit mellem Seem Oort os Wlbanp.
Da @rie>&analen par bps9et, blep
ben lat igans paa Snbiperne, o9 ba
ben enbelig aniaaes for ubru9elie,
lagoeS ben op paa @tranben pebssDu=
lntb. 8aaoens Mapn bar v@tiaman
8itt." Da bet samle @tros fplsez
ltg bar biitoriF sSSnte resie, itol bet
iitanbiettes % fpres paa @erbens=
ubtiQin9en 1892.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

Minneapoli8>@ 8>@rpefitionen. iom
aabnes ioas o9 iutter ben Abe
Dctb., pil bliue ben imutfefe, iom
ct bolot BET / 8pen. st @arantts
6ono al oper $685. 900 blep iublfri>
beret forat fire bens belb19e nbfalb
ueo at iatte 8efDrelien iitano til at
erbolbe be meit foffbare Seperbig<
beber. Muiiteu, iom altio bar pez
ret no9et af bet oi9tisite, pil blibe
tilpeiebrast ueb to al be iterfeite
Dr9aniiationer 8eroen, &eepes'
Great Mmerican Bano fra @rppi=
bence, St. S., % StrauS' &ienna
Or@eitra paa 50 Nrtifer. Nf an>
bre Merfeli9beber tan neunes Obi
ions eledtriite fulfilling os Saints
pprote@niife 9isplap ~&ompeiis
fiofe 9a9e".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27
Snblanoet.

Mgrbet for &euse. &antparo,
@isconiin, 21be gusuit. Sra ben
pitlise 9el al @ountpet tommer ben
Meobelelie, at Serrp Glepelanb blep
mproet 3irsoag. 9au bar @ier af
meQem $4,000 o9 $4,000 o9 blep
mprbet for fine Bense. 9an bar en-
8rober &anlas.
= @lau9bter, en- lioen BD lite
lanst fra Seattle, ggaibinston, er
neobrenot, me6beles fra Eacoma.
@n Stobanbler, 6. Martin, bo8
boem Slocn optob, omfom Bran>
ben. @taben an ilaaes til $4,000.
= &i6ita, &anias, 24be Mu9uit.
@n s5armer beb Napn s.. u. Smith
ber / Merbeoen blep i9aar brebt al
en- raienbe @eit. Smitb pilbe binbe
@efen ! Stal6en, os berun6er anfalbt
ben bam oa ilos bam operenbe. 81
rem sif tsien, iaa ban funbe lite
fomme ub, os ban maatte optase
&en me6 bet raienbe 9br. Set
lDtteoes bam enoeli9 meb en- &lubbe
at ilaa 9eiten ibiel, men ba par ban
iaa meota9en al 9etens @io os
Sla9. at ban bboe, tort etter at Der
tom Golt tillteoe.
= @pclone / &ennipluania.
@iltesbarre 19oe Iusuit. 9eune
8p bleu biemigst af en- Cyclone &l.
81 ! $ftermiooas. Sen Tom uoen
at lebia9es of anoet @ariel enb en-
fiern 3orben. s5olf, iom git paa
@aben, iaa oper fig en- fort trastz
formig @tp. iom bepeseoe fig burtis.
Sen iaa ub fom en- fort @p9masie,
os mango tenfte, at en- befti9 Slbe<
brano raiebe nogenfebs / Bpen.
Smiolertib fplbtes 2uften af alfens
@ienitanbe. Spit oper be bpieite
&irfeipir buirplebe runbt fore &la=
oer af Blit, fom Stormen rep af Ga<
gene, @paan, &asbielter, Sfilter,
9atte, @tptter af Mpbler o9 >1tallise
lette 8oro> oa @apirborer. 9ette
pelbise Naturoptrin braete Tolf til
at itielpe at 5rpst. Manae tentte,
@erbens Gnbe par fommen, o9 falbt
paa &ne % bab. Menneiter. 9eite
% @osne blep af Stprmen ta9et belt
op % ilDn9et mob ben nermefe
@ien1anb. Stormen parebe blot 5
Mtnutter men sioroe laa ftor @fabe,
at ben enbnu lite Tan tilnermelies=
uiS an9iues, Oper ct 9uiin Menne>
ftelip git tabt, % be iaarebes Nntal
bill 9aa op til 100.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27
@erg1&s Galls Mgeblaa
uotommer 6ber Onsoag.
a. Soleut, nagiuer.
subitrtpttonSprts $1.50 for 1 Nar, betalt
tTDritn6, eller8 $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

Sen ansibeli9e @runb til ben fto>
re Sernbaneitreite, ium 1u lensere
2to bar uebparet paa Stem gort
Gentral=8ane bar Nffebiselien af
ct &ar Snes Mrbeibere. 9isle
Meno bprte til &nisbts Of 2abor.
9e paaitoo, at be bar afifebise paaz
9runb al beres 5ortinbelle meo Mr=
beiberorsaniiationen. 9enne tos be-
res Gag op og ferlan9te, at ben full
af9ibres neo &olbsift, builtet Banens
BefDrere ne9tebe. Sc paa1tob, at
Mtenoene oar afite6i9ebe paasrunb
al 9ruttenifab o9 andre uorbener,
men ba Organiiationen forlanete, at
ot3ieBeifploninser ituloe anberlpses,
blep bette tsien nestet, @aa uobrpb
Gtreiten.
&anoerbilternes 8aneipitem saar
fra Stem Oort til &untter peo Mis=
1ouri &iper, til 0biooalen, til Minz
neapolis os til 8lad &ius / @po~
9atota, og ct Iaaleoes 5orbinbeliesz
leo melem Stem Sort og ben fprite
9el af &eiten. Set er fore Snterz
ester, iom faar lioe peb @trifen, os
&ompa9ntet bliuer Mlminbelisbeo
itertt oao1et, for6i bet aflaar at laoe
en- &olbsiftsret af9ipre @triben. Mf
Staten ytew gorts 9e9islatur blep
Der | iibite @esfiou oprettet ct Eri<
bunal / ben @enii9t at opmme 1aaz
oanne @aser iom benne Sernbanez
itreif. S &ublitums Suteresle tre=
per Gresien omtrent enltemmi9, at
bette 3ribunal MI ffal fAa en- Mnlebz
ming til at mesle mellem be 1tribenoe
Starter.
Set Ter ub til. at @triferne ifal
9aa af meo @eieren, os be bar &ubli=
tums @Dmpatbi paa iin @ibe. ssernz
banefompasniet paaitaar, at neten
ale 9ren saar reselmesfiet tiltrobs
for @triten, men mon bar fuubet, at
en- flor Sci al benz tun ct blinoe
&reu, iom saar frem og tilbaee forat
siue bet l1oieenbe of regelmesfa
Trofif.
Banefompa9uiet bar bibtil leiet
&infertonzMeno bel bels til Belfptz
telle oa oeIs forot bolbe @pioner,
men bette iiges at toite &ompasniet
$4,000, os bet be9pnoer at saa tret
oeraf. Militeret er ba blepen paa<
fa(bt iiteoet, men oa Nrbeioerne forz
boloer fig roli9e, o9 in9en uorben
finber @teo, oil bet life saa paa benz
ne Maaoe at faa uostfterne peltet
oper paa Staten. uotaloet afpentes
meo me9en SntereSIe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

lite forbunben til at bore paa Si1b's
Obli9otioner lenser. 6an finber, at
bperfen 9onnellp eler 5iib bar ben
SnofDoelie, ban bar tentt, o9 uil
oerfor lite len9ere babe bere8 Tiene>
ite. Set Gattum, at Merriam eier
r@reat @eit" oi( nere en- 0uerraz
ifelie for mango. men bet fan forflare
man9en @pilobe MIiancens Telttog,
iom bibtil bar peret uforflarli9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

@toleipbresmaalet / 8isconfin.
Milmaufee 20oe Iu9uit. Sen re-
publifanite @tatsconpention afbolotes
ber ibae. @uperngr Soarb blep
9iennomineret. Mn9aaenbe Sfoleias
gen pebto9es fpl9enbe ubtalel1er
enitemmis: Set republitanite 8arti
betra9ter @ommonfolen iom &ooeb.
fattor Tolteoporaselien os fpler fig
forplistet til at uuberitatte, itprte
og foripare ben. Set ertjenber priz
pate os Menis6eositoler, unoerbolot
uoen 9ielp fra offentlise Gonb,
iom perbifuloe @ielpemioler til
0pnaaelien al famine Maal % be-
nester at 6aoe til 5enfist at lesse
Sinbrinser iueien for iaabanne @foz
ler, bperten meo @enipn til 8efem<
melie al 9ib, 2eoelie eller 1noeruiss
ninssfas. @i bepber @tatens &et
til at siue 2ooe, iom pit tilittre ale
Bprn tilitrettelis l1noeruisnins /
@tatens officielle @pro9 os iatte benz
/ Stano til at leie o9 itriue famine.
&i tror, at ben al ioite 2esislatur
oebtasne @foleloo (8ennettlouen),
meo tuunsen @tolesang, er uis %
buman / alle oens ueientlise 8eitem=
melier. o9 ri er imob benS NfFaffel=
ie. Men paa famine Gio foriuarer
ri Goralorenes Set til at beige Ei6
os Steo % offentlis eQer pripat Sto=
le, builten beres Bprn Fal mootase
l1noerptsnius, % ri aubefaler en-
Mobifcerin9 al ben befaaenoe SOP,
iaa ben tan paste til bet, iom foran
ct ubtalt. &i tror enopibere, at aue
8arn mellem Z os IA Iar 1fuloe af
2open bliue beiDttet mob be aanbeli=
se os lesemlise Dnoer, iom fplser
meb beres Gniettelie / 6abriter os
1i9nenbe Irbeiosfeoer, o9 at ber bpr
BRACES Dmiors 70, B6rn, buis Gor=
elbre er uforbeberlis lise9plbise.
&i er uforanoerli3 imoo nosen Gor=
enins af Stat os &irte os bill mot>
ftaa etbuert Gorigs fra nosen af bisie
&arter paa at frioe inb paa ben an=
bens Dmraaoe. 81 tilbasepiier TOM
en- 9rou Misforit itaaelie af bore &en>
fister ben &aaitanb, at ri uil sipre
Snosreb / neutrality-suspicious. os
treoe paa Sorelbrenes @etti9beber
eller relisipie 5ribeb. &or enefe
9enfist meo 9enipn til l1noerois=
rinssipprssmaalet er at sipe ale
Bprn Staten ct tilitretfelist &une>
ifabsforraab, for at be iom potsne
Mennelfer fan ubppe be orbinere
Blister, ber paabpiler benz iom Sta.
tens Bor9ere, os til Dpnaaelien al
bette Tormaal, ber ct lise pistiat for
Staten iom for 8grnene og bi8ie8
Torelbre, inbbbber ri til @ampirfen
meo olle Hart leenoe % patriotife
MenneFer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27
SDo:9 9afota.

Sitter meobeles ON en- fprre Slbe=
brand fra Spb<9afota. 5rebas bleu
to Erebieoele al Bnen @rotons Jor=
retninssfuarter last / Ife. Ser ble=
te en- friit &ino os Erebuiene, boor=
poo BET life par tommet &e9n en-
Maaneb, branote, iom tprre &puel=
ipaan. @faben belpber fig til
100000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

atsletreter 9ans Mattion fit
af Marineoepartementet sSnbbb=
belie til at fomme til seetp Sort for
at pere tilfteoe peo Sobn @ricsions
2i9parabe, 1om fanot @teb 2prbo9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

Stubentertuarteten fra Minneapo=
li8, 1om nDli9 er benot tilba9e fra ii1
&eiie 9iennem bet norblt9e Minneio=
ia og 9afota, pil be9ipe fig ub paa
en nD Eur 9iennem @isconiin o9
MihiQan.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

Set norife Dampitib r@isne",
&aptein Eofte, fra SPORT Morant,
Samaifa, til &bilabelpbia meb 8a=
nanas, er forliit peo en- al 8abama=
perne. 8eietninsen reboebes, men
@fib os 2abnin9 git tabt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

Morife 5almebg9er af ale be MI
bru9elt9e @lass fan erboloes / uae=
blaoets 8o9bonbel.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-21
Polk Co., Feby, 1890.

Ed. GREAT WEST:
Every farmer in the State should
read your paper. We have good
working alliance here of fifty mem
bers, and the number increasing at
every meeting. Farmers are waking
to their interest here. Before the
next election there will, in my opin-
ion, be an alliance in nearly every
town in the county. lam very anx-
ious that your paper be read by
every alliance man in the County.
F. w. WAGNER.
Kittson Co., Feby, 1890.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-21
OPENED THEIR EYES.

Ed. GREAT WEST:
Feb. 18th we had an Alliance Or
ganized here, with Is members, and
we had a meeting on the 22d, and
five more joined, which gives us 20
members at present. We will have
another meeting the 18th of March.
We read them some pieces out of the
GREAT WEST at our last meeting,
which opened their eyes. We will try
and get some of our members to get
your valuable paper, SO as to walk
en- them up. Our officers are Pres,
N. T. Sunder, Vice Pres, M. Roach !;
Secy, j. Murphy; Treas, Charles
Cederberg.
Our president will represent us at
the State Alliance. He is a rustler in
Alliance matters. 1 think the farm
ers are taking a tumble to them
.selve at last and will show those rich
fellows that they can not rob us any
longer. JOHN MURPHY, Secy.
Highland Grove township, Clay
County.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-21
Green Isle, Feby Is

Ed. GREAT WEST:
Shaokatan alliance No. $40 had a
meeting on Saturday the 18th, Inst.
Deputy Lecturer NJ. L. Snow being
with us, giving us a splendid address
on the wrongs of the farmers, show
ing them the way in which to help
themselves through the medium OF
the alliance Today another good
meeting was held in the town of Ash
Lake and a defunct alliance reorgan-
lied with nineteen members. To-
morrow Mr.. Snow goes to Lake
Stay where it is expected a large al
lance will be formed. I sent half a
dozen copies of the GREAT WEST
down there and the person by whom
they were sent told me today that
they were fred hot" in consequence.
It set them to thinking and they are
now fast for organizing. The reor-
ganization of the Ash Lake alliance
has taken five from our number, and
the organization of Mr.. Snow of an
other in the town of Royal took two
more, leaving us with but fourteen,
with little or no hope of growing
stronger, but I told them at the
Ash Lake meeting today when they
spoke about killing our alliance: I
wanted to hear no more about kill
ing our alliance. We could not be
killed, for at least ten of our num-
bers are tried and true Anti-monopo-
lists who have been fighting the bat
tie for many years, and will hold the
fort, invulnerable against all the mis-
siles that may be hurled against it.
David p. Searles was elected to
represent us at the annual meeting,
with C. C. Hatchard as alternate.
sincerely hope that the alliance may
be put on a solid foundation at the
annual meeting, and a superstruc-
ture built thereon to which the al
lance men of Mimi. may point with
pride and say: We are the architects
and builders. With abundant wish
es for the success of the GREAT
WEST am fraternally yours.
C. C. HATCHARD.
Lincoln Co., Feby 18th, 30.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-21
Renville County, Feby, 1890.

Ed. GREAE WEST:
At a meeting of our Alliance Feby
22d last, I was elected a delegate to
the State annual meeting. This AL
lance was organized Feb. 18th, last,
by the able Prof. J. Allison, with a
membership of nineteen. We now
have thirty three, and / think by
our nextmeeting, which will he March
1st, the number will be up to fifty.
Yours with kind regards.
J. P. MALLINGAR.
Clay Co. Feby "a, 1890.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-21

The following plan for alliance
work has been sent us from Otter
Tail County, by Mr.. H. E. Boon ::
We publish it with much pleasure as
advancing the general development
and harmony Of the Alliances:
To the Alliances.
At special meeting of the County
Alliance, held at Fergus Falls Jan
uary 3Oth, 1890. the following pro-
position was made and unanimously
adopted:
sThe Alliance shall select q com
mittee of three to act as a medium
through which questions of political
economy, or of a social or political
nature, may be distributed to the To-
cal Alliances for their consideration"
Questions may be submitted to the
Committee by the President of the
County Alliance, by any Local AL
lance, or by any of our members of
the legislature, and others.
The Local Alliances are respectful.
ly requested to report the result of
their deliberations to the Committee
not later than one month after the
questions have been mailed to them
or published in the newspaper, as The
case may be, and a summary of the
reports from the different alliances
will be mailed to the several alliances
and the President of the County Al
lance, or be made public through
the press, as may be deemed most
advisable.
Propositions that have thus been
acted upon by the Local Alliances
will thereafter be taken up by the
County Alliance for final action, as
far as concerns our organization.
The Committee will correspond with
other county alliances when neces-
sary.
Farmers! As you will notice by
the above, q grand progress has
been made by our organization, and
for the people. Thereby all members
of the alliance are given an oppor-
tunity to take equal part in the final
settlement Of all important ques-
tions within our organization. But
with that comes also the response
bility and duty of every man to bat
tie for the course determined upon.
And battle it will be with powerful
and INSCRIPTIONS adversaries. Still,
there is no doubt but that our cause
will triumph if we only act honestly,
prudently and determinedly.
It is sincerely hoped that every
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Ed. GREAT WEST:
1 think your paper should be read
by every farmer in the northwest.
Respectfully yours,
CHRIS. STEVENSON.
Secretary Of Sand Hill Alliance.
CLIMAX Mimi, Jan. %, 1890.

Ed. GREAT WEST:
An Alliance meeting was held here
today. The weather was very bad but
the farmers came outin a great num-
Der. A good sized hall was almost
filled with enthusiastic farmers, and
a new alliance was organized with 26
charter members. The following Of
ficers were elected: Pres, Jacob
Trembo; Vice Pres, Patrick Fahey
Treasurer, Frank Spereman; Secy,
James Cosgrove. Delegate to state
meeting VIM. Fahey.
J. A. SALOMONsON.
Green Isle, Feby 25. -. st9 ~ =
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"sOME OTHER FELLOW OWNS IT ~
ZUMBRoTA MINI, Feby, "a, 80.
Ed. GREAT WEST:
Enclosed find money order and list
of subscribers.
The GREAT WEST is getting a firm
foot-hold in this section, and is Civ
ing us much needed information.
Our local press is a dead weight on
the community. 1t has not life
enough to say that it's soul is it's
own, and l don't believe that it is
some other fellow owns it.
Still the farmers keep on support
ing it, and it keeps on in the interest
of the other fellow.
The good work in Roscoe is NOV
ing on. A mass meeting was held at
Roscoe Centre, the 22nd, to discuss
the advisability of organizing an Al
lance.
The result was that 20 of the best
farmers in this section walked up to
the front and planked down the cash
and placed their names on the petit
ton for a new charter.
The farmers here mean business,
and a good deal of it too, if one may
Judge from their talk.
Roscoe is a kicker from way back
even as far back as the old state
railroad loan (steaD which was
voted down in this township. Rail
road and village parasites have been
working to get us bonded ever since,
but we kicked, and are waiting ready
to kick when they come again.
Yours for the good work
FRED ELWELL.
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shipment to the grain marts, and
would not deprive him OF q local
market if preferred. Very truly,
w. S. CARRIER.
To this our reply is very brief: We
do not mistake the purpose of Secre-
tary CARRIER, because the law is spe-
cific, and was designed SO to be.
1.-THE argument of the Secretary was
not to perpetuate the exclusive hand
ling of grain by the elevators then we
are unable to understand them.
The question at issue applies to
these who do demand the privileges
of the law, and we are not discussing
those who do not. If local elevator
prices satisfy some people at some
stations that is their own look out
but the secretary's lookout is to pro-
tect actual living men.
As to railroads operating the ele-
vators it belongs to what might be-
JUST now we are deciding the what
is!
The close is poetic and prophetic.
The Secretary was called upon to
interpret a law already on the stat
ute books which declared that all
should have equal privileges to the
use of a common carrier.
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