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Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given, that at reg
ular meeting of the board of super.
visors of Mohave county, Arizona, held
at their office on the 5th day of April,
1900, it was ordered that re registra-
tion of all the voters Of Mohave county,
Arizona, be made. Register closes Oc-
tober II, 1900.
Act No. 81, twentieth legislative as
sembly.
Sec. l. "No recorder, justice of the
peace, or any other officer authorized
to register electors in any of the coun-
ties of the territory of Arizona, shall
register or take the affidavit for the
purpose of re-registration of any cleo
tor within this territory, unless such
person desiring to be registered shall
produce and exhibit to the registering
officer receipt showing that he has
paid poll tax for the year in which he
is registering.
Sec 2. This act shall not apply to
any person who is by law exempt from
the payment of poll tax. But in this
event, the person desiring to register
must make affidavit to the facts that
entitle him under the law to an ex-
emption from the payment of a poll
tax.
Sec. 3. Any of the registering officers
enumerated in section of this act, or
any that may hereafter be qualified to
register electors, who enters the name
of any person upon the great register
of the county in which he is an officer,
without requiring the person seeking
to be registered to exhibit a poll tax
receipt for the year in which he is be-
ing registered, or taking the affidavit of
such person showing be is exempt
from the payment of poll tax, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor aud subject
to fine upon conviction therefor, of ncS
more than one hundred dollars (l00S)
or imprisonment in the county Jail
not less than 30 days, nor more than
sixty days, or by both such fine and
Imprisonment" JNo. P. FEENY,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
of Mohave county, A. T.
First publication May 8, 1900.
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18

Some miners at the San Simon min
ing camp, six miles south of STEMS
Pass, last week prospected an old
shaft which long had been abandoned.
At the depth of thirty-five feet they
found a body of carbonate ore, three
feet wide. They took sample of it
which was sent to the FL Paso smelt-
ing works for analysis. II was found
to contain thirty per cent of copper
and six and eight-tenths ounces of
silver 1t had fifteen per cent of iron
and thirty.six per cent of silica. If
the abandoned shafts of this camp
carry such ore what must there be in
the properties that the owners thought
worth saving?-Lordsburg Liberal.
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18

The Lowell and Arizona mine, at
South Bisbee, which was closed pend
ing the installation of the plant, has
resumed operations. The Review says:
The hoist is, at present, the largest one
at work in this camp, and Is one of the
most perfect in this region. The fact
that its approximate capacity is 1000
tons per day will give some idea of its
power and utility. The machinery is
running somothly and the mine will
ship ore right away, and the work of
development will be resumed actively
and permanently. The main shaft is
down $40 feet while there are at least
5000 feet of drifts on levels Nos. 2, 3
and 4. The sinking of the main shaft
will be resumed Immediately and a
contract for that purpose is being let,
the usual notices being out. The
plant will enable the management to
continue the shaft rapidly to 1909
feet if thought desirable, but as a mat
ter of fact, the amount of ore already
blocked out on the levels opened up is
so extensive as to render unnecessary
the sinking to any extreme depth for
long time 10 come.
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18
To THE PUBLIC,

y The MINER is not represented -
y by agent or otherwise within or ~
- without Mohave County. All -
u orders issued on this office are ~
" void. ~
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18

the very rich ore A. or so tons in sight
that will run 4O0S and 5OOS per ton.
Since the above was written Mr.. Law
Ter visited his mine, returning yester-
day. He reports the shaft is now in
eight feet of the rich ore reported
above; that the same extends from
wall to wall, width of six feet, and is
gradually widening. The ore he
brought in is of the same character but
richer, and if it continues to hold out
for 30 feet, as indications promise, it j.
surely another bonanza for Yavapai
county.-Prescott Prospec
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18


ceilent, for the gold is there without
a doubt"
How the Gold is Found.
Mr.. Stewart was asked as to the
character of the Colorado river placers,
The gold is found in the banks of the
river" said he land in the little islands
scattered up and down the stream.
Some of these islands are very rich
The clay averaging from 81 cents a
yard to 30S or 35S. The richest gravel
is naturally on the bedrock. There is
great deal of black sand in these
gold-bearing gravels, there being an
average of two and a half tons 10 every
1000 yards ofsthe gravel. The smelt
ers pay 7O5 ton for this black sand
and two and a half tons would mean
l75s. The dredger can count on this
in addition to the clean gold they
would take out"
French Placer Company.
Mr.. Stewart was asked as to the
operations of French com pany on
the Colorado in the section of which
he speaks.
"Yes," said he, IA French company
has been hydraulicking out there, but
the president died the other day, and
they are shut down for the present.
am told they have taken out about TO-
COOS. Remember, they have been
using giants and sluices in the old way
of regular hydraulicking, but have not
used dredgers such as are now to be
adopted. The conditions out there
are not favorable to the ordinary
methods hydraulicking. The river is a
peculiar one; it is either running
through rocky conyons or through a
low, fiat country. The dredge. | be-
lieve, is the thing, for it can work on a
low bank or in the water, just as it
happens to be-"
MIR. Stewart will return at once to
the river with some men, who are ex-
pecting to commence operations there,
but who, for business reasons, do not
care to mention the exact locality
where their grounds is situated.
Colorado river placers are certainly
attracting more attention than ever
before. A Los Angeles man of large
practical experience was recently out
there to see some dry placers near the
river, and he returned very much i'm
pressed with the possibilities of the
whole region. Those dry placers are
near enough to the river 10 have water
pumped out to them, and they appear
to be rich The gold is found, not in
sand or gravel, but in clay. As related
ia The Herald last week, the Indians
recover the gold by digging up large
quantities of this clay and leaving it
to be dissolved by the rain. But rain
is an exceedingly slow and uncertain
agent to depend on in that region
Los Angeles Herald
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18
Colorado River Gold.

c. w. Stewart, who owns large placer
interests along the Colorado river. be-
tween Yuma and Needles, hai been in
the city several days. He gives very
interesting account of present and
prospective operations in that section
Of the river, and thinks the placer
mining industry out there will assume
large proportion.
Sorne Big Dredgen.
"The Colorado river" said Mr.. Stew
art, 'from Yuma up IL rich in gold.
What 1 mean Is that there are places
all along the river where the gravel
and clay are rich enough to yield fine
returns. Two big dredgers are now
building, one at Yuma, the other at
Pot Holes, half way between Yuma and
Needles, for service along the river.
The one at Pot Holes will cost 3JOJOS
and will handle from 1000 to 5000
yards of gravel a day. Both dredges
will operate with buckets on an end
less chain, ane will have some new
features which are especially designed
for the saving of fine gold. Some
dredges of the same land are being
used with great success on the Snake
river, In Idaho, where the gold is even
finer than it is on the Colorado. The
commencement of work by the dred-
gers on the Colorado will be an event
Of great Importance to the mining his
tory of that part of the country 1t
will be the first time that the proper
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18

method is put into practice out there.
and am sure the returns will be ex-
ceilent, for the gold is there without
a doubt"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01

8nftor $. g. Bobes Abresle er
foronbret fro Stasca I'll Bern. Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01
Wtntteapolts, Mttttt.

26te Sft. 1900.
War b6rer laameset en- be tor'
f1el1i9e Bartier % Ranbioater M
bis!e Balefampens Doae. at bet ct
eonRe Danifeli9t at otAiere. for bpem
mon bgr ,temme. Wange temmer
for Weno fra be fprFieQiae Barlier
og mener, at bet bar life itost at tes
tpbe, boem IDn bar @mbeoet. Set
tan Il rore, buae @ountppolittt
ansuar, men pil ., bare 6eIorm.
maa ri Do / Bet sninbite isnoe Ges
iormmeno til 9eeistotureu. ut
b slge en- &eTDrusmaub I'll GuoernDr er
al liben Suite, n1ar 4eaisia!uren er
repu al,fann.
Seq tror, Of Peoples Bartiet oar
iprbeles peloiat oal8 al 2egislaturs
aono,boter, oe al oisle pil iF9 iier
faa $50 III at neuHe Mr. Ole 8.
e5aeena. @n erligere % mere poaz
(ibeiie Mano Ct pel neppe opEi0et
Of noaet Borti. @nboer. be. fienoer
BAN per1onlie, fan beuioue. at bon
e. en- Wanb. man fan ftoIe poa aQe
6en1eenDer. San er en- Qober af Of
uerligbeb oe befiemper ben buur.
% naar1,mbsllt. 5eno Olr q.
5aaena til 2esisIotureu, % ri Tan
uere forutsiet ON, at bon oil oiIe fig
at oere en- omeIig 2ou9iper. Bi uil
og1aa finbe BAN narpRreube beb 2e>
gistatureus Ngber til olle Eiber Cen
Eiua, lom lite fan liges ON nlle 2e>
sislnturmeblemmer. Nue Reiorm<s
benuer, nnnIeet til bpiliet Yar,i be
hbEer. bbr iamle fig ON ban.
Wteb N9telie,
u. s. &aulion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01

ubI:bt. Netop ,aaleoss fsler
mango Solt fig. Sc uep. at no9et ct
uorben, men fan beg ,tte nianne,
boob ber feiler benz.
9ar bu uogeniinbe betenft, buor
fort ct Mntal of Wmerifas Befol:nina
er ipa. eller ON iuit lite ipg. Dog lie
sauRe ftilf2 gsoset Teller Dem be'
fanoig.
9oao er Uoriaeen til alt bette?
Set er u,slelis iueen naturlia Eil'
fano. men tuertimob en- 3.lfono, ber
buroe foraorioae meaen 2Gnaftlle %
Bef1mrine.
Solicit i Nmertta BAT Orb for at
6ape 9oitunr:. De Dor 6offpert
meo ct ipi1e. 6aituert meo fit ar.
beibe, 9anunrt meo fin ssun. =
oueranfranger fig itaois. oa faa for<
unbrer be fig ouer. at be lite fgler fig
fr,iie og ftarie.
9uor mango er Der iffe blanbt bine
eeue Betienote. iom ftaois tlaaer ouer.
Of be er .ioa tratte". at be bar .iaa'
ban poueopine". at be ritte befinoer
da ria.,s BEL. os fremfsrer tufinbe
lisnenbe &loaer. inbtil bet nnfen
ipnes. iom on &erben par bleueu ct
ubpre 6ospitol. opfplot at ubelbre'
beliee Batienter?
6oab er Narfa9en til alt bette?
Det er uisIel1g ineen noturlig EiI=
aaRb, men iuertimoo en- 3ilfanb. Der
bsr toraariase mesen Guafelie %
Bsfpmrine.
ct of &e,ultoterne Of ben omeri.
fanFe Moobe at eipre alt / ripenbe
Jart. er Blobets 5orarmelle, os iom
en- BBlse bera, 2iustraftens Torminb,
Relie; unpetiat til ot opfplbe be Rrau.
ION f,lles til bet. bl,per Blobet tpnbt
o. ,paqt. tober lin &roft o. bliper
tnart uoe Of Stonb til at nDfsre ret
arbeioe. bportil bet er befemt, %
5p,bomme af toritielliee SlasS er
bet uunosaueliae @eiultat.
Sntet oil eienoprette en- ipnflet
6elbreb. intet uil iaa burtiQ % IT.
fert briuse Stprt:. iom Dr. aseiers
&urifo. 9en Tan life erbolbes poo
&potbefer. men fun 9iennem 2oioI.
aaenter eQer birette fro 5abritonten.
81. Heter Tobrnep. 112-114 go.
6opne due., Gbieoao. 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01

buao ct Sn,pettionS 9epartement
unber bet repablifanife &lonions
Stpre fBrte meb fig. oa ibet be ensane
har opuaaet at foo en- nrlia .fampittia'
ben8fu'o o. buelis Nrbeiosnprte /
Sn(pettions Departementet unoer
Ouerop1pn al Mr. &,ishus. buis
en,fe Mool CT at ppe @etterbi9peb
mob ctle Barter. bill Solicit. tiltrobs
for Rr. Dunns tol,ie 5remfiqins
tet,nte fig to @anae, fbr bet goor
tiiboae til ret berp9teoe Snipeftions.
ueien unberbet Republican e@louion'
Stpre.
Nngaaenbe boa8 Rritit ouer ben
nuperenbe Beftprelie af Euine 5a,
btiien Rol leg life fise meaet. 6ous
uristiae 5ramailing bet ct iao tpoe.
Zig, al enbusr Tan giennemfrue ben.
6an flyer {. @r: Sen @iennem=
fat <8pris tom blep betalt for 9iial.
fibre. eor 85c pr. 3d., % ben uff'nt.
liagforle Wortebsprts / Goroags
9rane Sournat ben Ste Sept. 1900
par So til SIC pr. Bo.. os ct Staten
faaleors be.aIle nanen 81 pr. 80.
mere for Haamateriole. enb War=
fsbsprilen par.
Sc nu paa bette for ct Diebl,s.
Mr. Dunn onterer lite Warfeospri.
Zen poo ben Eio, N moieriolet blep
iisbt os buroe bliue fiebt. torat
Eraaben funoe uere fero,s ret Tib,
men ben antere. Bti,en ben 6. @ept.
1900. efterat ~Bunbeu". iom man
fiaer, uuar olpeles falbsn ub" al
8riien paa Tmine os Silcl'5ibre
poaerunb af, OF @rsbeu fog nafeu
fuloftanbis lei! Norbpefen.
&an M noget uere mere nretfRrs
oiAt. Seq boz tps toet, at bons
0enli9t ct at Fufe o. pilbiebe. men /
bette 9ilteloe er bet ubolbbare bons
ubiaan iaa tpbeligt, at enboer fau fe
bet. o9 oerfor er bet unBooenbiat at
| fac mere berOm.
Seq baube lite tent at friue no.
! get for Dffentlig9iBrelle. forbi bette
life bgrer ii! nit Gag. men noar Wr.
Dunn. | ben StiQins. ban inbebar, en-
! Wono. iom bu be pioe o9 ueb ben
Iauoe @ammenteng; en- Monb. fro
boem Solicit mebrette fan pente al
bbre Sanobeben. naar en- iaaoau
tiQober fig laa forlia at forprouge
&ienbssierninger o8 9ol. tillpnelo'
benbe olene torn: uiloleDe Solicit, er
bet 1io Ill at siue ct 8arfo. og ieg
Tan lite afbolee mig fro at protehere
ueo at fremfette oueuneunte &ienbS.
si,rnin9er.
Neb Nstelie Geres.
$. g. Biorae.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01

vi open1taaen6e oil Sc ie. at 6eI
er tngenttas iueien meo 9nipettious'
9eporteuiea.et. men 6ueoefisberne
filler 9epa1tementet ct falR 2ps
formobentlig operalt. Set eaar lite
olene imrb Snipettions, Deparien,en.
tet men isaoh ben nnuRrenoe Nemis
niifrotion, @arebus @ommisEonen
% bet belle. o. for Setcbenpt'elies
Sfplb o9 torot ia'te Ein9en paa ret
&iBl burDe pore Yalere paapeee ben.
Deres Meb U8telie,
$. Is Biorge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01

Der Ct mere aatorrb benne gsn af 2aubet, exb als
anbre Ssgboua.e ttIiammen.os ben tleo tnbtl te se
faa aar anfet iom sbelbsebelts. 3 manss mango Msr
ertIsebe 2nSerns ben eu Total @psboa forerep
Iotsie tbler os ba be lite opuaaebe bebrebelie ,eb
IotaJ BebanbItns, ertlarese be ben or ubebrebets.
Btbenitaben bar bept at Ratarrb ere tonRtuttonel
@psbom % ber for Freezer tonitttutonel getanbltns
Co., foIebo, Obto, ct bet eneite 9eges
mtbbeI Martebet. Oct ta9eS tnbuenbtg Horttoner
fra 10 Draaber tlen Eheitefulb Oct ptrter bftette
paa Bloset o9 Spfeuets Slimbtnber. De ttlbpber ct
rere: Strtp efter Gtrtulerer o8 DtSuesbDrh.
,Nbresies IS
v SIS gbene, & 9 o.; fsIebs, o.
~ Selses Jos Apotbetere.
Halls Family Pills ct be btSke. s5s3
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01

Song @eorg af @rnfenlano bar
oaret 8aris biSIe Daae men reiitt
ballot ineoenito. &n Doa. oa bau
bapbe peret inbe poa en- Melaurotion
% betolt for Zig. biatp Bstlenten
bonn meD at faa. Ooertraffsn paa oo
Hof til bam en- fnt fammentoloet 8a'
roplp. Rongen erinn1eoe lille, Of bon
,nsen @oraplp baube, ba ban Tom
tno. % fiat ben uoenotoere unoer Wr<
men oe git.
@n Stuno efter Rulbe en- auoen of
81 rferne aoa, men Da bar hons 8a.
roplp borte. Yarapyoen b(eu betolt,
men bo sSuren tom uo paa @aoen %
en- 5tunb berefter benbe!iesuis mpbte
Roneeu. fom enouu bar 8araplpen
uuber Nrmen. anfalot ban bam paa
en- belt umilb Raabe % eou bam
Rpase Naune. Der iamleoe Ro
mango 5olt. % &Onsen tleu neRen
toruirret o. faa meaet Rplbis ub.
6an isate at fortlare fla % aibre
l1ubRplbninaer. men bet bialp Tibet,
inotll enDelis en- @olitimano tom %
tos be to ftrioenoe Barter meb fla.
Bluoielis Tom to Mouo Rprteube
atennem 0oben % bpiifebe etpar Orb.
Der bapbe en- rnag,E Birtnine baabe
pao Bolitimnnben % eBaroplpens
&ier. Ronsen fit ba gao % Zap
bort, tpr 6oben fit pibe. hoem Mon>
ben por.
Men noor Bnraplpens Gaier fit
rebe poa, huem ber bauoe papt bans
Baraplp. beapubte ban frofs. at
ubbpbe peb Nuftion roeu 8araplp.
iom ben sraRe Ron9e fial fra en-
pripat Bo,aer. Der peb M0o % 1tlz
feltets Bihano Dor be!bis not at faa
ben tilboee iamme Daa1. &aro@
plpen bar auereoe naaet op til en-
8ris Of $50. ba Bolitiet Tom oe
Hanbfebe Gorretnin9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01
stolef,tperttttenoe,tt e,tt

5olfeportiet funbe itfe bope ejort
ct bebre 8als til sfolefuperintenbent.
enb bo bet nominerebe Niis Gbriitine
@oetinser.
Miis @oebiueer er en- Dame meb
uiebuanlis Dueliebeb. 6un ct ioms
uitttsbebstulb os fittig. befboer
ubeareueIet 5oieiaafombeo % CT iife
banee for baarbt Nrbeice.
BUN Ct en- @rabueut fra 6biRolen
! 5eraus Soils ee bot oeiaa arobueref
fra bet apancerebe RurIus peo Nor,
molRolen / Moorb.oe. gun bar
unberpiit / otte Nar % tiener for
neruetenoe .iom &eiucipol bet 4oe
aor i Maoiion @to'ebus / Gersus
5aus.
Man tiger. at Grfarius er me9et
oerb , 5uperintenoentens @nbeb::
Seq uooer at paafao, at enoel Gus
perintenoenter. liDe9ploiBt buorlenae
be bar & nbebet. be1gser lite 5tolers
ne cite nof til at uioe mese, buerten
ON 5folebuiets Bel'gaenb b eller
Sfolens Bebou. Desuoen er bet
laa meo 5uper1n.enbenter iom meb
9ererinoer o. 9arere. at enoel of
osm albri9 bliuer beore men belere
oaarli9ere. 10 lenGere be holoer paa.
Set er ianbt not, at M,is @oeb IL.
ger lite CT uogen @:ierne / 5elnobs'
liuet. Du pil fiaoe hsnoe 9tcle=
buffet. ,taar andre CT paa Dams e1er
Rlubmsoer. Rortlaa olp. 5slHabe@
ltge Blt9ter bar fin Biaos, men be
or lite blibe eoeoe til 6.noe, for
BET Wrbeibe. mau bar fore. Sab epils
feniombelft @u2erintenoent ta9c en-
fremra8enoe Nnoel i Selfabsltoe.s
6uiruel. os bans Ntbetoe p.l uoen
unbtogelie blioe for{pmt. 6uns
1anter uil bnn9e ueo be brammsabe
5orngielIer mere enb peo BE- oloorl,ge
BrobIemer neb Bsrnsopbraael,en.
s Ottertatl &oun.p meb bets $50
Sloler er ber fttterlts Nsbeioe ROT
Tor en- Superintendent. bette
@nbebe mere enb nSaet nnbet Goun,
tiet bebBpes Der en- Ber,on. iom er
Nrbeioet fulofom meni ben9iuen.
r5om 2areren er. i,a ct Sfolen. F"
Os bet er ltseiaa iluot. at fom Su'
perintenbeaten ct. iaa ct 9Rrerne %
9ererinberne. Ser er bespnrre att
for mango at 2ererne. Tom 9jerue
efteraber @uper,n,enben,ens 5e,l
Jra nit lanee RienoHab til Miis
@oebin9er % benoes Nrbeioe peo
iea. at bun meo ben itsrfe Dsatisbeo
uil fploe bet b:r napute @mbebe.
Seer toruisSet ON. al bun baaoe pii
finbe ebers Sfolehus, oQ of bun oil
beisge Stolen. Ba!s. Utiis 5oebins
ger. % s. 5olt Ottertatl, oil bate
en- Superintendent. Der life ltoar tils
base for noaen, iom eoers @uuntp
no0enlinoe bar bapt.
Mrs. s. g. 9,q.
nee Caroline g. Ng9reu.
@ilIotp @itp, sc. s.. % Oct. 1900
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01
aor,,tnfpettto,. 1tnoer,p ooo.
Sg6lsenbe Brep fortlorer fig felu:
Stoten Minneioto8
@oruini ,ettiou.
N..r..AL 0s<A @pI 1OnO

&orntn1 ,ettt0n.
Duluth, 25oe DIT. 1900.
6oa. 6enrp 8lomman.
Ter9uS EaQs. Minn.
NRin Qerre! 80 leg iii Dor /
bort Goutltp, uar Der Here Jarmere /
Netbtben al unbermoob % noele
nar Datt!e Gate. fom tlagebe opsr
Snipef.iuntn bette Nar. fgenbe. at
&igbetne gao benz iutet uoen go.
30 meb for rDod ,se"; Risberne
paaHob. at be lite 1T nosen beore
Grade Sec ila paa enoet af 6ue'
ben. og 30 oen ,ao uo, fom ON ben
Rulbe psre So. 10 6ueoe, talbt
bet mig inb, a! noaet bar galt. oa iea
erb ,lot tra Sernbaueasenteu | unoer'
&p SOB en- 5orte9nelle ouer a0e @uebez
poane, fom par lenot Derfra efter ben
lite Ottooer til ioag, o. ies Il 'oer
Der SuFeeftions' Rontoret, at ooer
enelte Bogn uuotaseu en- bar graoeret
$50. 10. ger er en- 6orteaue!1e
Dper Boansne:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01
&nao e. BET at tro2

Mr. @eslep iab enaang en- meaet
ptstts &onference meo no9le al fine
(eoenbe W9rb. &mnet for @omta>
len uar Troen. Sngen of bem fante
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FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
An independent'reform paper and the
oldest Scandinavian newspaper west Of
the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-01

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