davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-17

8 Tiger ira Stgren. Taa SflRrtGprss
bag bar mango Ituetpitne iremmsOte
paa Steile, for at ie 8euen, Der bar
niegct tam. Zen bar IN itatioueret
paa StOrItgIen Os Dmcsu, os Ell al be
2 2apper, Der meofulgte, itul fuusere
Tom Giater, boorai ben nnoeu ital
blipe @iG.er for 2iasuaroeuss 9auts
rem.
&enen er ct npliomt 9pr os BEN si'
Der maaite en- 9uo Suotast; men meset
ltal til, for at 6oretasenoet fan oripes
paa ben rctte Mnaoe - BOG bar mai
M Der en- smule Griarine os ui fuar
baabe, bet pil uiie fig mere inobriu'
9enbe for 5remtioen.
en ny, tiosmasiis Sag, % ct 5rs'
renieri Ital ipaar i9ttes / Qriit peo
g9na Sro i pitre Slibre, al 9urs &ols
TAB. 2~iseleoes en- Maitiue for 8au.
ting o9 Ssplin9 af tpt Stiier til 8Orbe.
Sranomurbeaer, @rapItptter oiu. 81.
terippr9 ellen for Easitiier bur i ginter
p9ret me9et itur % itsr,e END almins
oeli9t, o9 enoltisnt mere emo 100 Rano
bar p9ret beifiefti9et i Sruooet, bar
man bog neppe funnel ltaiie NOT Stis
fer. Meitcbelen bar saaet til gitlans
bet os &rlitianiu, men osiaa me9et er
flpbt inoen 8Dsoerne Der. 6grst bar
9oot lan9ere 9io for iaaoauue tunse
Secs, % Der bleo csian tisrt gtut og
Dag / len9ere 9ib. 9ette inobrinser
GenSe til @ierne al gruboet, til ar.
~beiosiOlf, til aiprere % til 2anobanb.
leren,
Nlls @inbineitao / sitre Sliore ia,
FDttet i'm ~pr99ti8e SsOlemaitiu til
Gaoals Sra9, 6eoemartens Gmt, buo,
ban pil oriue ben for e9en Resnin9.
Gaa Sosbeim / oeitre Sliore er np'
fig oprettet ct itprre, tlbsm98ist
Sm6rmeieri, piitnut Bet melt mOoerue
&aloris. Set orioes meo @anbtrait
paa horizontal Sjul eaer Gurbiu. 9et
Weieriet bar Der pRret iepareret ca
2, 500 2iter pr. Dag. &aa ueore Stet
er Osiaa ct MT Meieri iat i9ans a
@aarobrusere i Sme9nen.
On uu9oomsiorenins ct nBli9 upret'
tet / Sfrantraal meo ipl9euoe SeitD.
relie: 2arer 6. Nas, 5ormanO; SUI
.. @laobeinr, Smut &j6rliO, 2Grerinbt
Serit &pale, 9ierti @lubbeim os Mla'
rit Gabsf.
@n ny oprettet Sparebant / Grant
oaal bar iioen ben lite Sanuar B. q
pnret / &~irfiombeo. Den bar e
@runbionb at &r. 10000.
Bangs 2anobpiorenins bar fore
I1naet, at Der al Statstasien beuilseI
SIR. 100. 900 tilNSjalp for @aarobru
sere peo Snofigb at t~iosmasii9e Sra
finer os 9auobrussreo ituber.
Gil gnlas al Eeleion fra Grinoa
beim i Bang til 2aroalssren er a
stortbin9et bepilset ar. $4,000.
9ensmauo SetSe 9bune ital iuaa'
Opfsre en- itprre Spsnius itrur isuoen
for 5aeerlio SOtel os bet meite al Ora
terialsrne er allereoe paa Steoet, De-
FAR Ell uafter S~elissenbeo.
y.
@aaroen 9abl Bang er al @iern
Nils 6. 9abl iol9t til Nnoers 6. 9aB
If. for en- aisbeium al 8r. 400 o.
;, 5~soeraao. Due Sel9eien 9bune ia.
iolgt @aarbeu Sbuue til i'm 8roOe
Nils s. Seine for en- 8igbeium al Sr
5000 % 5poeraao.
Sobn 8nutien Seaae / 8. Slibre ba'
iOl9t @uuroen Se99e til @ulbranl
8ritoferieu 2ptten. 9Orseir Solitai
bar iolst aolitaObutten ttl DC Smut
/ fen Solitaobatten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-17

29rer 36ore Gable bar al Gieren
tjebt 8aaroeu Gable / q. Guroal for
ar. $500. Serssaut Sui Sassu9s
bar tjSbt @aarosn Suitaomarteu for
ar. 1000. 5urtasiItsnt gua bar
tiebt Gnarosn SGrumsbausen Tor 8r.
$500.
Nrs, .. u. 8pam fra MinneopUlis,
WRinr., Der i en lib bar oHret bjemme
paa Seiss til Bang, er npti9 peuot
tilba9e til amerita. Meo benoe iul9te
Sn8ebiDr9 3Oriteinsoatter aulte fra
Bang.
9alitein SuuOien 9eprs par biemme
pna 8eiGg til Strantoaal / Yiutsr.
Dan bIeO / @inter gift meb Si9rib 8.
S~reiietb os er nplis uenot meO bsuoe
til Anlerjta glen. ears Rilieu %
Suetn Nilien 3spre er u9iaa nplis
reiIte til Nmerita.
Sn8rio 5Oritruu, Su9a @uObeim %
Spar Sumlruo er bjemme pna 8eiss til
rllnRs, q. Guroal.
@iite i oeItre Sllbre: Gntemanb
Nsla9 &irtepulo meo 8a9nbilo Z.
Saaot fra s. Stiore.
Site q. guroul: Ole Often StOt'
febrcno meo 8ar6ro .. @laobeim;
NHoer5 q. 8arli meo Siri 6. Sebus;
anut .. SOroet fra g. Qurbul meo
GaIte e. SOue; Gnsebret g. Strano
meo aicriti s. 5obues; 9borO g. goe'
gaaroen meo 9ortbe 90. Strano %
Sens 8. Garumseie meo 8ari &. ga.
riGrs.
8 4oe Spartal al "a er isl9enoe
opoe q. Nuroal: Gpen St. 6s1instO
Sc Gor; GUen 6. GOonesber9, &C s(ur;
DIE 3bOmaien g~oesaarosbet % SUI
itru 6e9raoeoes paa famine Tio; Brit
e. 2bUn, ~ Nar; Nils 8. Solsruo,
so 2lar; si9rio 6. Shorten, 40 9(ar
0tnrit q. Guoluu9seit, "A Gar; Sra
riff q. @uanum, 60 gar; 8outine BAT
tejoroet, 81 Nar q.
s lite 8uartal al '95: Spoer s,
Sbc8ouroen, So Gar; Susebisra
SpeiusOatter 3suriosplabien, "a aar
Marit e. Sreiietbau9en, AS Gar; Oh
Q. @pIlcbatte, 6S Gar; Smut 8. ROro'
a9ereic, " star; anut 3. Giro, 7C
Iar; Smut $. Sriitiansluno, GO Gar:
9lnue 6. S9bu, 68 aor; Inne Sens
batter &anumseie, so @ar; Ole q
2bOnsbutten, 6S g(ar; @iertruo aapof,
50 Gar; 8arbrO 6. 8raaten, SO Gnr:
Smut :. Waanun, 80 Qar; Nnne q,
9ruiuen, 70 glar; GGorualo u Stranb
eis,' ~ gtar; War9retDe 81. 8laoien, s.
9lar; Die 9oleiien Stranb, 80 Ma,
: sammel.
s sitre slibre er fslsenoe bsoe LIT,
. 8partal al '95: Ole Suarien Gan
. nes, 30 Inr; 5Doeraaosmano Nili
gtilieu Ssrbu, rs gtar; Rarit Suars'
batter gaarumsensen, IS Gar; Rasn'
bilb ariFensoatter &osne, so aar
&nsnbilo Ssrsensoatter Rsine, ca
!; 2lnr sammel.
ueitre sliore lite apartal '95
Eiitsin Gnbreien 9anbsruo, IS Qar
Grit @uaitien 5aar, 70 aar; Mari.
Olsoatt.r 5aroenseiet, 20 aar; Front
SiSthien Sammersnes, 43 star; 8ebe'
Eoriteinien Ginatn, 81 aar; Wuri.
8nutsbatter 0anoe, 80 Qar; sisrit
Nilsoatter apale, GA anr; @nore Cor
!; l~teinieu Stief, " Anr; 9~anobaublel
&aonpalb 8nutieu &jgrnas, 40 Gar
9unmel.
s Sang lite &unrtnl al '95: &a9n
!: bib 59omasoatter 9ierltenseiet, A.
!, 9lar; Die Nilien SGrbu, AZ aar; So
beraaosmano Gnoers q. Sfo9itao, s;
G(ar; Die 9lnberieu Soc, Sc 9(ar; bans
Suitru, 8a9nbilo SnuOsoatter, 6;
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-17

III pt'9e Dlem enoel Wfole, be bdtoe
opta9et Der iiSitlsren SeIt. &c 6apbe
faaet Woien paul9siet os ua'ste at
ta9e neoooer paa Spoiiosn al Srart.
bammer, oa be formOSentlig ipnteS, at
Sfaren uar beot fer, us at life sfo8en
binorebs NeOfartsn ianmeset iom len.
8ere ipo, Der er ben alminoeli9e 8ei.
Seiret bar milot os Sneen me9et bteo
eiter BET mtloe 8eir, Der baooe paret ct
Bar Gage foruo, % oa Be bare TONNE
neoOoer ct tibet Stptte, lgsneoe ct bel
bi9t SneItreo, os inoen faa Setunoer
bar De nlpffeli9c b%eSraone unber be
tore Snemasier. Nits &. Spooa bar
paa famine 2io no9et lansere nebe, %
bar iaaleoes Gienuioue til lllptteu.
Oct bar raoielsiulot CO isrsetist at ie,
buorleoes bisie 8 W9no ipraus for 81
bet; men nte9et mart bleu inobentebe
o9 borte.
@fterat Nils bapoe unoeriost Gre
bet GO life opoa9et nrgen al De Sms
TONNE, tos ban itart bjemuoer, for at
faa meo fig Soft % Reoitaber. Suoca
er life lan9t fra n~lpltesitebet, os ON
ca. 3 elmer efter at Streoet lssneSe,
oar ilere Mano paa Steoet. gtils ans
sao &etnin9et. San bapoe feet, at
Toritein @uinoien baoeoe fig op ell
tor 8irf, itrar igr Streoet naaebe BAN,
os / Nerbeoen beraf ~bc9Dnbte be al
ltuffe Sneen pnf, os be beitprfeoes /,
at bette uar bet rette Steb, oa Ell Suno,
be bapoe meo, besDnote at 9raue oa
sniitre Der. Somne 2 Glen opbt, ianoi
be 3orltein Gipinoien - % mertelisi
not ilipe, rigti9uof sanite meotaseu,
8en Sirt, ban fit fat |, bleu aibrattei
al Strebet, os ban iulgte meb ben Of
bruote Cop. Welem bans 9e9eme oa
Sirtsn bauoe Der bannnet i;9 en- lioer
Gabnine, iaa at ban fit enoel Cuff, o9
ban fob opret; men 6ummet bar iftt
fort. Sau tuube bpre fine Reouin9s'
mano oppe pna Streoet, bpOrimob 81
iutet bDrte III bam, euofisnt ban Ifreo
aft, ban iormdaeoe. @ioino Soriteiu:
iens SIG e~ienianotss 9asen eiter Oa
Suein Sueinicns Sig er o9iaa ienere
%sienfunoet; ban bauoe Ell br9ifet Sol
% ben enc Irm 6rettet. gtuiuo Tor'
l~teinieu bar Ell Glore Wano, Der eiter'
laoer fig 5amilie; men De fleite al bans
Ssrn er pOrue. Sueiu Sueiuien, be,
bar en- Wano / fine beoite Iar, ~eIterla'
Der Some % fere intaa Ssrn, % Del
bar ct tunst Sla9 for oisie TO 5ami'
lier at mite line 6oriprsers. Sub trp'
ie be @fterlaote / oeres fore Sor9 o[
Sub beuare Us fra en- baiti9 o9 bra.
3sbl
st MT 9amren'S elifab er nDli!
| onuret | Bang al 9ars q. Steile, Oh
.. 6ausen, &riitofer Sslseien Spamv
t % Die 9orIteiuien Ssubrul jr. 9isi
. A reiIte til &gros Marfeo for at tisb,
Stambiorb, ba Der / Smesneu al &sr'
/, os er Dreuoe iulot al &en; men faa bal
be, Der oiloe i9lse. @noelis ut b
tipbt, tpao De pnifeoe, hos Nils 8ua
: StprenS Sreite9iGlc. &enen, 12(
| 3pr, bleu herfra isrt icrbi Stsros mel
t gienuem 3uI8er, Iioen neoouer @nt
: braucsoalen til 6rUn, buur De to9 oue'
: Sielbene til Saloris. 2ars Steile ton
biem via Snmar % GiDpif; men b
: puriae 3, FAINT 2 9opper ira Gsros
: t~ratten, meOiulste Genen paa 3nren
: 8eiret bar %aiitpeli9t, % be maatte oei
mcoct onot paa 9uren peer 5jeloene
Sels 3 Gage MATTE De li99e peirfaIte
/ 2ptteu, og Renen bar ouerlaot til IL
7 ielp. gil Bang anfom De Den 100,
+ bs., % be bnpbe oa o9rst moeroelS
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-17

SEQ mOoios Sgmalihen "Susueursu' for
en- ll9sstio ijoeL. Wiu Suitru flyer, at I'M
aIorig isr bar ipet paa en- iaa COB NaitiHe
iom "SIsoennen." Stuloe ui baue flBbt en-
bos en- Q9snt, er jee filter paa, at 81 bnOoe
maattet bttd,e ruH0t 20 Dollars mere. 3eg
uHbefaler ben iii gnboer, Der snl'sr ig en-
lite alnsies Spmaitne. Zen er aI0eles
ooer SorUentuiug til ben gris. s1nbrstp
3%borefon, RnndeIter, Niuu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-17
33is aapittl. On up aHarebsmaaot.

StSnt pors SLENDER after ~bs9pnOte at bsuGse fg, psneOs
ri bog life IGnqsre ct Iiseiremt Nnsrsb; Chen 0srtiI oar
forbi. 8srss aamrats Stiebns baUSe tposIig not iUGttst
Oeres Spsr, os uItfOrmessu Strissn Os PraIsn bavos tisIuet
i~itebetfor at iOrbsis bsres entbuiiasme. vi beres Usansu'
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-17
o,se aarsans.
r 9aloris.

o,,rripet bsspnoer at pie lt9; Sos
",t,rotr fine purmenbe etraaler,
...,1 ipinosr 6urtist bort OOer @0r'
'' =, 1ratiuste CT iOr lar9e iioen
N'ag Men ginteren bar BART %
'".S,rOs: Sen uiloe not life 9ipe zig
', tSlia. Gen 14Oe Os., CONNER
'.m,o beopnbte msb sObt Seir, iaa
'. ,,,,r ier ND til, at Saaren er tOente,
.r,n infer fig tllfrebs, ON man eno
n,,ttet ogie meset onot al ben
~, ginter. De to fsrite Tiger al
wifi mar Bet gtpsSepeir boer Dag, %
,r,,oe meO en- flor SbGrOi9beS
w., 9aoe / Graf; iua fom @OroenOin'
", "a snssn OanieOe aausOaus oUer
m,,true, Iaa ben laa / Here alen bpie
s,i,,r lansS @iarbernerne. Ru er
j., BEN msite ene bOrte b%erbjemme,
~, osye ! sto8eue ct Der en- MansOe
,;,n, siOfe ginter bar Oaret no
s,I,t for StiipOrten, % ben bar o9iaa
'.,,t Srsret meo for Sberoi9beo | De
"a, gbober i 9ulen. SaaleSes bar
!. .r,i,r,nb prret af6olot / aae Serres
M anOta8en Bang,
o. retire 5liore aibolotes 8ramie'
,,'S poa geicn meb f%slsenoe llofalb:
1as alusie (ouer 20 aar).
,a, Wrpmie, Ser9eant q. @rsnoal.
nu 30. 2Orseir &eien.
gm atasfe (16-2o aar)'
h, gramie, gnOers Quorum.
Pn 30. Spar .. 5Oritraa.
Ee So. 9uur s. 5ortraa.
N, 30. gtil8 s. 5pritraa.
6oppere8 Qansoe bar lob @les
h.
otter enOt Soplpb bouoe fsrite
kh.t ct ca, 10 Sem. 2en8celsb meo
Esmoe llofaIo:
No. l, Ger8eunt q. Grsuoal.
90. 2, Carer W~ptlebuit.
No. 8, GOrgeir Reien.
Or. @otoa8 fra q. 9luronl er 9eOes
IN for GtiipOrten, % peb bans ibar'
he Nrbejoe for Sa9elr, bar ben ta9et
rdIt Dipping. Der praftiieres III
hit 6oplpb pua forte eli; men bette
eter min 5ormeniu9 BET minoit
lnhitt llobgtte al Sporteu. Nei, on
LR lea anbeiale, at 9aa LANCE Cure
(FtN8 o. Inoe bet itaa til uebouer be
ntsis Batter, % bet paa larae Ell
ia italNe bet piie fig ON 2pberns
nN MarU i 8enene, us tunbe Hare
/ en- ineUer @enbins. 8 entelte
EgSu ct Ogiaa ioretaget Ssh pan
Frstre 3titnncer, iaaleoe8 fra Strant'
Falu8 til g~tueOalert, % | peitre Sliort
SCartbammer, bpori o9iaa uoslt
s Bigger oeltOs.
:rartbammer er en- liben 5ielofnous
Frir SfOgsrGnbieu, life lanst fra
irtao8uaroene, us efter osnue 8nal:
It 3OUnibip / WiuncIota uptalo,
Fn,s 'Slad Sammer" | SouItrn 60
NNrsne Common % Ole &iite met
Enllje ira b. Sliore bar al be IGrlte
FS0iatte i8 / ~Gotun Of Slad Sam
"a JIG Ct bar pGret paa cett,
10 I V|tnneiOta, fan ie9 Ell meo Git
Ro lt8G ont Der er nrscn mpr
F%I9tnanS, men bet er ianoipuli9t, a
laaOan finoes Der, o9 at Snooan
Pc ira SljOre Oerfor bar sjoet ste
fSte 3a0u.
t''Sie @oaiteoos tenOte Ell iOrfar
70 uI9ttc paa Syoiioeu al Spart
HH'ren b. SliNre. Susmaub 81
, &~oriteenien auislebausene o.
? aIOIte S6u, 9oriteiu, FAINT Soeil
F'NN'n 6o8en bauSe BEN n9pnte "a,
Ut 'Yps tOlig, O8 meo fine airlfe
@ d'lteo Op paa S~pislaiieloet 70
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-17

>"'''su pa. ..--
1000 sails. l6o
o""' b:ritcos ia
|<''ei Den fuaoe
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-12
clean, conscientious and business like

LsHE#a. .ENL .-l arH
clean, conscientious and business.like
administration.
Aldermen Livermore, Robidou and
Grambs were appointed'a committee on
credentials, and they reported favorably
on the qualifications of the eight alder
men present.
The bonds of the city clerk, city treas
urer, and city justice were read and ap-
proved, and resolutions we're passed di-
recting the old treasurer and justice to
turn yer all moneys and records to their
successor.
The council decided to continue the
times of meeting as the first and third
Mondays in each month, and then adj
iOurned,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-12
CITY AND COUNTY.

Tom Grover has gone west from st.
Paul to his home in Montana.
Governor Allin is looking after the
seeding of his Park River farm.
Governor Allin is expected to return
from Walsh county the last of the
week.
Northern Pacific section men have re-
ceived notice of a cut in wages from
2l.35 to S1.25 per Gay.
Charley Hanson, formerly clerk of the
court, has been appointed night watch
man at the capitol building.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Surveyor General Blewett Saturday.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
The government steamer Josephine
has come down from Rock Haven and is
waiting at the landing for supplies.
Jerry Plants will open the railroad
depot at the river in a day or two, and
look after the shipping at that point.
II. L. Nicholson is making some i'm
p%rovements in his store building, and it
is being raised up and moved forward a
little.
Agent Scott has received no official
notice of any change in time of trains
along thu Northern Pacific, as has been
reported,
Joseph B. Bramen, Ella Il. Bramen
and l.. L. Levey have been appointed
Commissioners of Deeds for North Da-
kota in New York.
1t is expected by the Northern Pacific
Express company that a saving of $780,
600 a month will be effected by the re-
cent reductions in expenses.
VIM. H. Seward post, G. A. r., are en-.
deavoring to secure Comrade William A.
Bentley, of Bismarck, to deliver the
Memorial day address in Jamestown.
Deputy Land Commissioner Gushing
reports nearly $4,000 in cash received
from the leasing of school lands by him
self and Land Commissioner Williams.
w. +. Crewe of Devils Lake, +. H.
Farmer of Wahpeton and L. G. L.. Moore
OF jamestown have been appointed the
State Board of Veterinary Medical Elk
hminers.
The governor has filed with the secre.
tary of state notice of the appointment
of DR.. John Montgomery of Walsh coun.
ty as state health officer. The appoint.
ment dates from March s.
The wife and children of James Wal.
lace, n of the capitol force, have ar.
rived in the city from Lakota, and will
occupy the residence on Fourth street
opposite that of Judge Chase.
H. S. Parkin writes Charles Kupitz
from Fort Yates, that there was elgh,
inches of snow there Sunday, which hal
eprouted the green grass, and made fine
weather for farming operations.
AT a meeting of the asylum board il
Jamestown Thursday it was decided t.
retain all the old officers by a unanimouI
vote-Dr. Archibald, as superintendent
DR.. Anderson, assistant superintendent
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The Bismarck TRIBUNE has in stock
a large number Of session laws Of 1890,
1891 and 1893. Attorneys in this and
other states who desire to complete their
sets can do so now at slight expense.
Those of 1890 and 1898 are bound in full
calf; those OF 1891 are half bound.
These volumes will be furnished for
sl25 each, which will include postage
any address.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-12

To H ED1roR-Please inform your read
ers that I have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per-
m%anently cured. I shall be glad to send
two bottles Of myremedyfre to anyof your
readers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post Office address.
Respectfully, T. "A. Slocum, N. c.,
No. 1888 Pearl Street. New York.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-12
MINING DISASTER.
A Terrible Calamity at Near What
com, Wash.-Many Killed
and Wounded.

SEATTLE, WASH, April "a special to
the Post I%ntelligencer says twenty-three
miners we're killed in an explosion in
Blue Canyon mine, near Whatcom. Only
two escaped.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-12
The Dem BANQUET.

Upwards OF fifty democrats from Bis
marck and Mandan, including a number
from various other parts of the state who
are here on court duty, sat down to a
toothsome banquet which was prepared
at the Custer house Tuesday night under
the supervision of Landlord Green, in
honor of the birthday Of Thomas Jeffer-
con. Tracy Bangs, Of Grand Forks, was
POSTMASTER, and opened the list of toasts
with with a witty treatment Of the
Soup chapter of the fare. Among
others who followed him were Governor
Shortridge, who spoke on "Fusion'';; w.
P. Miller, OF Fargo, on "Jefersonian
Principles; F. M. Kinter, on the
Drink Question: and A. J. Gray, A. E.
Preston and others who responded ap.
propriately. The unterrifed Toasted
b%ounteously, both from ~gastronomic and
intellectual standpoints, and all present
enjoyed the occasion.
Spring Work.
Seeding is pretty general throughout
the county now, and all farmers are
busy with their spring work. The soil
is dryer than in any spring for years, and
the weather SO far has been favorable for
seeding. 1t is remarked by many of the
farmers that a dry spring, with sunny
weather, is usually followed by good
rains throughout the summer, to the ad-
vantage of the crops. Considerable wheat
is being sown, and flax and rye will also
form a good share of the crops. The
Russian thistle is not particularly trou-
blesome, although some fields in the
southe astern part of the county are
pretty we'll seeded with it. On several
pieces of old land, where the thistle has
obtained a greater foothold, summer fall
lowing will be tried as a means of getting
j.! rid of it.
Do not wear i~mpermeable and tight
fitting hats that construct the blood YES
els of the scalp. Use Halls Hair Re-
newer occasionally, and you will not be
bald.
The mobiles of the Mystic Shrine are
exerting every possible effort to make
Easter ball, to be held at Fargo on April
18th, n of the notable events of the
season. The ample space provided in
their temple will enable them to fully
extend their well known and generous
hospitality to all their guests. The latch
string Of hospitality is always out, and
those who will hang on to the rope will
be amply repaid. Two full orchestraf
will add to the enchantment of the oasis
fountains Of microbeless water will flow
like wine, 81 good and pure az Saladin't
Diamond Of the desert. The Ladies' Aid
have kindly offered to attend to the
wants OF the guests in the refreshmen,
room, which is 9 sufficient guarantee o.
choice viands and elegant service.
Election OF Oficers.
At the annual meeting of the Banner
Hook and Ladder company, held at tn,
City hall Friday evening, the following
officers were elected to serve for the en-
suing year:
President-Emil Froemmig.
Vice Observation-Disclosures McCue.
Secretary-H. w. Granlbs.
Treasurer-Chas. Bentley.
Foreman-Wm. Laist.
Assistant Foreman-David Jenkins.
Department Trustees - Emil Frozen
mig, VIM. Laist.
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versally diffused throughout nature. It
is computed that tile waters of the ocean
contain silver to the value of ten thous-
and millions Of dollars. Unlike gold, how
ever, silver, when freed from the rocks
where it is buried, is driven into Jew
combinations by the elements, or even
dissipated and lost. Hence, there is no
silver "placer' mining, but it has to be
conducted by subterranean digging, and
the operations are expensive. Careful
experts have concluded that gold and
silver have cost all they are worth in
actual labor, and it is a matter Of some
doubt whether they have not been pro-
duced at a loss. The 'ratio'' Of the two
metal has greatly varied. In ancient
Arabia, silver was Of the greater value,
but since the seventh century the ratio
has varied from 7 to l to 16 to 1. The
lines of the Burlington Route reach the
Colorado and Black Hills silver districts,
besides being the favorite route from the
Northwest to Chicago and st. Louis.
Ask your home agent for tickets via this
line, or write to w. J. G. Kenyon, Gen.
Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
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The 'woodchucks" in the new codes are
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new evenue law is a complete departure
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bered that all the new codes we're enacted
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