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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-02
CAMPING IN COLOR ADO.
Attractions 81 ! summsr Outing Il The
ssS Nom aine, S gs3 sS SIS

Attractions 81 Gummsr Outing IL The
So Noun ains.
The mountains Of Colorado offer
innun cradle camping grounds Is de-
light the man who, leaving behind
him the din Of the cities, seeks repose
or sport, says the Denver Post.
There are $50 many places il this
large state where one may spend
weeks in theopen ali, with an abund-
ance Of game on all sides, thata selec-
ton Of camping sites is difficult.
Rio Blanco, Routt, Garfield, Gum
nison, Grand, Larimer and Eagle
counties are perhaps most highly
praised BY those who annually seek
the wilderness in summertime.
Game, large and small, is to-. be
found in each Of them, and through
their wildly picturesque territory
crystal streams teeming with trout
tear their way, foaming and roaring.
Each Of them also has lakes-cool,
clear and deep, mirroring the snowy
peaks and green slopes on the sur
rounding mountains. z.<:
Elk, bear, deer, antelope, wolves,
mountain lions wildcats, grouse,
eagles, sage hens, small animals Of
many kinds, and trout inhabit these
counties,
The shooting and fishing are superb
and the summer climate in the cool,
green natural parks is delightful.
North park, in Latimer county,
lies between the pretty Medicine Bow
and Park ranges Of mountains Just
north of the great snow-capped Con-
tinental divide. The North Platte
river rises there, and rainbow trout
abound near its headwaters.
The Canadian, the Michigan and
the smaller streams flow through the
green park and empty into the Platte,
and speckled brook trout disport
themselves in these tiny rivers.
Middle park, in Grand county, has
many fine camping sites. The lofty
Divide rises on the north, the Will
liams River range bounds it on the
west, and the Front range on theea
It is we'll watered by good trout
streams, and game sabounds within its
tributaries. 49,.
The Trappers' lake region, east of
the White river: plateau in northern
Garfield county, is renowned for fish
ing and shooting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-02

- #iE5i z1,EisS DSNTM - GGa1es -. = fz-s.5
+: In Australia there are two earth.
quake obsllelar,vatories, one ct Sydney
and another ct Melbourne. ItWould
have been ! great deal Of money saved
IS the colony i HE hid had ! few Of.
PrM Mines Instruments 6 several.
ysan ago, when her three cables sud-
denly ceased to work and lefther com
plstely shut of fron tie world.
There had been rumors 81 ~. s and
when the break occurred ths Aus-
italians thought some hostile power.
had cut the cables and would coon.
swoop down upon the colonies. The.
governors called ont the militia md
the naval reserves to patrol the coast.
and there was great excitement for.
nearly three Wee Businea.I 8 ve -
Z standltill until Nova came that Is.
- only q earthquake whicl hid
lowered tie oceans bottom, ], i Z, alkinr.
10 sea between Jaya ana 1atlalis,
a1esper ~ many athoms. b n oo .
e tie "a had taken dow n -.
49, vitAl 4, 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-02

The Combined Official Vote in These.Three States In
1881 ,687. A93
1892 400, per
1893 ,422, decrease 4.04
1894 $50, ss7, decrease $40
1890 49, increase 277 cent
1896 per
1897 per
1893 decrease 262 cent
1899
1900 $40, increase per
~7$zs=ss@sss4 s#s @sSEaf
eertiacas the Estates named show
ing CeR6d dste@1s Who en3itiedfo
aesea vote e k2aE1 G.: -. .5.# - -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-02
SOME MEDIEVAL TRUSTS.
Combina atoms Of. Capital Fourished i
:. .A1.. tho Fifteenth Century.

SomoNnatao o. eaPitel tlout1sneo IN
-, ~. tho: s1fte:nth Century. ;, :.
me comolnatlons when n 1ne'f.
magn'taee ana li metnoos most q nearly
lesemoleo In tne =. tros1s Of tne present
oay were corners n 1ote'gn, Trace, o.
IN oomee!e cGmmoMtaee 80, nk a the
MEAS, wn,cn nao .: = 4mlseo a!ea !, Of
Ploouet'on, says g. & r ,,,y NAns'on IN the
A'lan'E' 1ney we've mace possible
oy Two iecss s 1nenz ne a. N 1 Doseaeeen1e;
capl'sA neQe oeamnle.ed % tasse1e ;
Pereone 1eas 49,. eneoea e. , anoetsake
!aige hpi,ee ena lEoe--naot1, 81
1ntn3W =:eee e $500 go 1ees4eo .
eel:s,n. .oeg -, !, e1.eeteoa H11ao1'
which p Wound haTez peea. impossible
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-02
) Dsoo.Elyn's Roe.eaoa; duly o.

N a. the morning 81. lily 5, 1898, q:
the time 81 the exit Of tbe spanish ves:t
sela from the harbor Of ,Santtaeo. The:
eircuInstances.- the reasons for and the
Incidents resulting from the: turning
Of the Brooklyn IN the: direction in
which ahe ,tpSpad ot " about the be
ginning of the action: with said Span
ish vessels and the possibility Of there
by colhding with or endanapetng any
other Of the veeseas Of To United
etaAss aeet and the propriety Of Com
modore schleyb eonduct In ~ prem.
ises. - !. -, = -, 49,. - ...:.,~, =
"Tenth-The circumstances lead
ing to and the incidents and results
Of q controversy with Lieutenant Al
bon G. Hodgson, q. s.. N, who, July
3, 1898, during. the battle Of Santiago,
was navigator Of the Brooklyn in re-
lation to the turning of the, Brooklyn;
also the coll0Quy at that time between
Coasmodore Schley and Lieutenant
Hodgsont, and the ensuing correspond
'enec between them on the subject
thereof and the propriety Of the con.
duct Of Admiral schley In the prem!
iSes.4G ,tE4@4 ri ..jt3 ..zs:sEsE zZa.g,
~ '.11'he foregoing specific directions
+1re given primarily for the informa:
s8on and guidance Of the court, ebut dc
not limit or restrict the scope e its in.
i9uhy into the entire. matter the. in.
|vesttgatton OF which IL asked b. the
o@cef concerned 5<s - - $50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28

ence few nights ago behaves himst
right well. he may go after YOU"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28

Those having regular book this and wish
to take advantages Of the special prices mentioned for
Monday selling do and have goods billed for June st
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28

action was not accomplished without
struggle. Precedent was entirely against
the successful candidate. for he is lay
man, and hitherto only clergymen have
been selected to sit in the editorial chairs
of the Methodist papers. Mr.. ThonI1-
sons rivals for the office were Rev; DIR.
Jesse Bowman Young, of Cincinnati. an
editor of many years experieHce; Rev.
s. J. Hertend, assistant editor Of the
New y ori Christian Advocate;.s Rev. sL,r.
RI Coke, of the Methodist Advocate
Journal: Rev. p. H. Swift, lsof 5Chicago;
Rev DE- W. Clark, of Cincinnati = Rev.
Stephen II Whit1eek, of AfattopR,s Ills
Rev VIM. MeElrey, Springfield, Ill Rev
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28

mountain stream. / however waited I'M
der the shade of a tree until he did a
little prospecting. and when he came to
me with hotn hands full of gold telling
me that he had found the richest placer
in he world, l am afraid that L did not
fully realize the Importance of his won
dcrful strike
The further return journey of the hap
by lovers was uneventful. Col. lorraine
was so oyerjoyed tosrecover his daugh-
ter that he declared that she should not
send YOU back. to our Old home in Tex
as, she said - and when the war is over
this yoilng man who assisted you at
that little concert before Yaqui audi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28

Camden M. Cober. Denver: Prof. g nj
Stuart, Northwestern university. and q
II. Potts. editor Of the Michigan Chris
tan Advocate. Some of these were
possibly receptive" candidates, but all
had their friends and promoters for the
position. The contest was spirited and
the result was not reached without a con-
siderable amount of debate and ballet.
It was UrgcdGthat Thompson had fairly
earned the place. that he was an
acknowledged power as an editor Of
many years experience, and that. having
been the assistant editor of the North
western Christian A dvocatea it would be
simply following civil service reform
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28

methods to advance him. On the sixth
ballot the layman received a iGg1ority
of the Votes, and was declared electnd.
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago Mn
Thompson began his connectir1on with
Methodist journalism by becoming a
proofreade1 in tho office Of the Western
Christian Advocate in this city. SubSe-
quently he was made news editor, and
finally assistant editor, and after a brief
season of editorial work on a secular. ia
per- at Springfield, O.. he became connect
ed with the Northwestern Christian Adj
vocnte, OF Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28
SUCCEEDS DR.. EDWARDS.

David ID. Thompson VIII Edit the
Northwestern Christian Edvocate.
CINCINNATI. o.. April a. = David d.
Thompson has been elected editor j. of
The Northwestern Christian Advocate,
of Chicago, by the book comnitteesof the
Methodist EF,iseaTaI seiasirchsAta succeed
Rev. DR.. Arthur Edwards, deceased. The
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Weme SeIqmeuen.

Qu6 in Colorado III ieBt ein unt.
fansrei9es Oelbett tief unter Der Obsr'
fiddle, man iast, 5000 SUB tief, ent-
bedt poroen. Sab es 40 Sabre ieitbsr
gntbeduns unb Nusbeutuns Der Dell
quelen in YennfplDanien seoausrt bat.
ebe in Californian unb Colorado ma
auf Yetroleum seitoben 1T. mub ST.
hermann %punoern, neil in beioen Staa'
ten Der grbboben bsitdnois %an9ebohrt,
aufsepiiblt uno wiienidaftli9 erforidi
unb besuta9tet poroen lit. aber i'll
Der &esel liesen bic metaaiiden mt
iiiiiseu Iblaserunsen nett auseinan-
Der uro in sar5 peri4ieoenen 5orma,
tionen bes Sooens, 10 oaB man gar
ni9t an Del bentt, tuO nod eolen gr'
gem ssbobrt uno sesraben ptro. Dies
gilt gang Defenders bon Colorado.
Wdbreno bort freilid ldngit ausse,
bebnte 2oblenlaser betannt fno una
aussebeutet tperben, uobei bic ShluB'
folseruns nabe liest, Dab fid aia gs-
troleumlaser in Der Ndbe befnoen, BAT
man oieie ni6t in FOLDER Siefe uern;u-
tibet. Sn Californian iinb biz iebt bic
Goblenlaser, Die ii6er erifiren, nod
nidt geiunben. Man miro oIeIslSeu
in srbbereu Siefen an DEN gersebbdn-
gen iudsn miiHsn. Sir Galifornicn
mar Die embedding Don reihsn pstro.
leumbeden elm boppelter Segen, msi!
mir oamIit susleid einsn grIab fur biz
3oble Gaben, Die bier mod nidt auISc-
funoen tpuroe. Saber iinb au6 bel
glei9er grsisbiateit Der Quelen uno
glei6en llntOten Der 0%suinnuns Die
Selquelsn in bieiem State bon Til
elei1 b6berem Wertb als i'm Siaa!e
Colorado.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Sonncritaa, ben l6. Wai 1901,


Ser Sertasung sewdb trat Scr goarb ;t=
iamu,n; ale RippslieSer auueienS; S. s.
Meper ais Sprliter. alui antraa ipurben
iolsenbe Sepiuisungen aus Dem Gountp=
iSono ais Seiitelter beint gSe9e= nnb griifen=
bal III ben peri6iebeneu Snpns unb StGb=
ten pber iiir Geparatur= uno SerbeIierIra
in Stearns Gountp erlaubt, melde Summe
lnter Qnpeiiu ing bes Soriisers Der Superpi=
loren Der perl9ieoenen Sowns urb bes Cont
milldrS bes betreiienbeu SommiiiGr=O iitritts
bic l0dlfte oes mirflt6 p%eralsgabten Setraaes
gu trasen bat ,rpenn lont ni6t anoers beitinimt
lit, unb bab ni6ts besablt ,uiro, bepor Die
alrbeir ;ur 3ufriebenbelt bes Ssorb uoQeubet
lit. Sopn 9tpon Sriife: uuo &eaearbeit in
feet 6, t l25, fl 30 800; Comm grotmap,
Bride ltnb 0esearbeit Ill SO, t 236, II 30,
SIS; in 5, t 1875, Fl 30, 1925; Solpu Gol=
le9epiae, fir 9leide 9(rbeit in %, 20, SO,
t 124, fl 80, 500; Comm Groip &iuer I %
unb anbere, t 1913, Il "a $500; Souu @rope
2, t 125, Il 33, $50; Conn Seth, I 2 uub
anbere, t 125, fl 81 $50; Somm 6olbing, I 16
uno anbere, t 1926, II 30, S147; Soloing 3
unb 4, t 126, II 80, 5000; Conn SrainI 6
unb anbere, t 1875, Fl 81, $3.50; Comm 9afe
George 8 unb arbere, t 124, II 81, $3.50;
Conn Cafe Senrp | 10 nnb Is, t 123, II 33,
$500; Conn Sc Saut 35, 1925, HIS, 5000;
Conn Maine grairie | 10 unb onbere, t 121
II 20, $500; Sown Wiqwoob %, 1875, II
80, $3.50; Conn Munion 10 unb anbere,
t 1913, IL 81, 5000; Comm Nortb Sort 20,
134, II 35, SS5; Comm &odpiue rs, t 1913,
II 80, 800; Conn ct. @u9uita Z, t 1913,
II 81, $50; s, t 123, II 20, S17. so; ID,
1913, II %, $25; 20, t123, fl2S, $50; Conn
ct. @loub, % unb anbere, 124, II %,
$50; Conn ct. Martin, 10, t 124, II 80,
5000; Conn ct. @enbel, %, t 125, II 30,
1925; Conn 3ion, 20, t 1913, IL 80, $40;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Grtsr s9ritt 5ur Civilization.

Sc 1T iowobl beseidnenb ais anei=
fernb, bab cine Ser erften 9anblun=
gen Der giuilresierunss : Gommiiiion
auf ben Pbilippinen barin beitan6, Ell
ne Wiuipn Dollars fur cen 8au unb
bic @erbeiiernns pon @esen unb
Sriden gu bewiaisen. Suite @ese,
reines Nabrmittel unb selunbes Sc.
trdnf iin6 iberau i'm Snber iir ri6ti=
sc Civilization. Oas bette @etrdnf,
wel6es in Sieiem aan6e fabrisirt wirb,
lit r@olben Grain gelt" Bier, benn
es mirb se5raut aus Dem rcinlten Ser
ltenmals unb aussendblten Sopfen.
@enn Cure 9%eiunbbeit berunterse=
fommen lit ODER es an eebensfrait 9e=
bri6t, miibt Sbr Sieies Bier trinfen.
Seiteut IS BET gurem nd9lten yer=
tduter ODER labt es beior9sn bur@
8. N ensfen II,
ct. GlDuo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
nad tpeltDer settle ct ft9 tuenosn Ioute:
10 plobli4 mar Der ansrif sstommen.
SnbeR tpenoete fih bas 9Idtthen fhnen.

mad tpelGer settle ct ft9 tpenosn Ioute:
10 pl0bli6 mar Der ansrif sstommen.
Snoeb tpenoete fid oas gldttden fdneG,
uno binnen breibis Minuten laaen
hber 200 toote ooer bertpunbete Snbia.
iler auf Dem Gslo. Qber aud IS Der
eapaQeriten, barunter Der tapfere
Sauptmann Waaace. tuurben auf
Der STEELE setootet, uno boppelt 70 bic.
le tampiunfdbig ssn,a6t. Sas NAT
cine furdtbare strafe bufir, bab man
ben Warnunsen zines 10 erfabrenen
Spiders, tie 9lein. Gleoermals ni6t
mebr Geui4t beiselest bate.
Sieier mar auf Sdnben uno aniesn
aus benz 9reusfeuer Der Sruppen uno
@iloen beraus auf cine Qnb6be getro.
den, bon hoo aus IT NIT elmer Winde.
ierbi4ie auf bic Hisbenben obsr irsenos
mo Seduns fudenoen Snbianer feuer.
te. Ct fam nit beiIer Saut bapon.
!enV paqrsno ees 8ar15e1 fol9enoen
Sa1raebnts tuar Ct cine Der betannteIten
Sisuren auf ieinem alien weili6sn
Summetfelo.
2lein-Sleoermaus mar nit Der mi=
litdriiden Ehdtieteit Der 8eneraIs
Groof, Serrp. Carr, Werritt II. Wiles
an Der 8rense eng bertnipft uno mar
nd9ft Srant 9uraib ii9erlid Der be-
bsutenofte SPIDER Der Nrmse. Ct 1T
i~ibrisens tein 0eruanoter bon u8roB-
9etueien, ber nit ieinem
Namen Baptiite pourier beibt
unb ebenfaqs ais spdber Elm ni6t un=
betrddtlides @enomrnee bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
81 Observation-Disclosures.

gbepaIier g p 10
uWas ieb' i4, lie6er Goloblatt, gang
Sefttotlette, bieie seGobene Stimmung,
Subildum = dbg" = 9eIbleiber
8oIbblatt: rGrrathen, 9err Che
palier, Sic feben mir gang seribrt.
Sinh es bod beute pone % Sabre, bab
ih suparte in 9ottlob ungeftOrter Sc
funbbett auf bic Giid5ahluns bon meine
boaren 10000 Mart, mas bab' i9
Sbnen porseftredt, !9err gbsbalisr, auf
a sSSabr. &ann man bod feben, tpie aez
tpaltig erbdlt elm Meni9en bic Spffz
nura!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Scbnlbiffrift= Npti;.

Sa elm redtmaBis unter;ei9netes geiu6,
beiien llnterI9riiten als rebtmaBig a%nertannt
limb, Dem Boarb ber GountpzG ommiliare pom
Stearns Co., W.inn., in beiien Sisun9 am
Is. Mai 1901 unterbreitet warb, in wel6em
I'M Sormiring zines nelien S9nlotltrltts
torinm suIammenseiett 1T, mamll6: ames
pom feet 34,S 127, fl 80; aaes BON iect 3, 4,
8, 10, Is, 16 unb II pon twibp 126, IL 80
weitli6 unb> nd pom nrp4 uno nj BON int
pom lect IL unb nj bon nw4 nnb nj BON mel
pom feet 20 unb NJ pom nrp4 unb nj pom nwt
BON feet 81, s 1875 II 80.
Sesbalb 1T hermit Befanntma1uns erlal=
len, baB elm @erb0r auer BEL benz @eiu9 in=
tereliirter garteien in Der Situn9 bieles
Boarb, bic am 8. Suli 1901 in Der Gountps
9ubitors in ct Gloub be9innt, anberaumt
ii. SIM 9luftrase ber 60. zGommifidre:
9.S. 8ruber, Gountpz Gubitor
unb er=offcio Glerf bes Soarb. 27=2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
phHin.

Mi9eI: nStsuer lit bas Sabren
Bel Gnt!"-S 9affner: rSabrsn
Sic pteber suriid9"
nSa!"-S9 affner: rNun, ba
miKen ste bait Elm anberes Mal cine
Retourfarte lDien, bann fommt bic
5abrt biltser!" (9luf Der Nidfabrt.)
Mt4eI gum Sdaffner): r9u btft
Der Re4te. SEPT ban / a &etourfart'n
s'I0it unb b. fo1t't mo- mebr! Ou
halt'ft boil. ao,. au bic Mnbern!."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Comm @atefielb 5, 1923, fl 80, 800; Conn
3ton 5, t l23, II 33, $3.50.
GaIaa..Sa G,.i..L 20. lsa.I attnsnI..s 49,. lQ-

Dul9tipt VeluUe INF Setoelletull9 ptt 2to-
l6dsun9 nnb ~Serrin9erlln9 Der Stelern
lpllrben bein goarb uor9ele9t llnb alf Intra9
benz Staatss Illoitor sur Seltatisun9 empfob.
len; a. 9 ss SaeSs>en ist pom 80 l2s 50 tt I
1875, II 2s, s13. 5S; Susb slatelep, albm. an
nj int / 6, 5 l22, ff32, 81. rs; Sobm Mebr
an eA Got, ID, t 124, II 81, 500; g. Sa=
milton Got l, 26, + l22, fl 81, $3.50; Seter
S6wars 7 63!1OO 9lder pom iw4 ne4 le4 np4
in Siaa9e ct. SoIepb fiir Steuern BON 1894
unb 1895 5000; Matb @eirens nOrbli6e
"a SUB pom weltli6en 60 SUP Got 4 Slod IA,
Soipn ct. Gloub SIS. So &atb. S6n,ibt Got
II Slod Is SopnIeite pom Gibmonb S12. 80;
S % @ooblpeeb Eerionaleisentbum in Gil=
la9e &imbaa S4.95; EG S1afer E%erlonal=
eigentbum in Stabt ct. GtUHb $2S. so.
Muf &ntra9 Serta9rns bis 2 nbr na1mit=
tags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
GbroniiGe 1lnuernauli6feit gebeilt.

Oie be6eutenb1te G%rfin6uns Ser les=
ten Sabre lit bas politiue 9eilmittel
fur unuerbauli6teit. gascarets Gan.
By Gatbartic. 9eiluns sarautirt.
G9te Sdfeldeu s~eitempelt 6. 6. 6.
Nie in Waiien uerfauft. Sn NSotbe=
fen 10 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
@ppbmen

Bea9tet bic Serdnberuns bes 0atums fir
ben @erfauf Der Mortbern 9actfic Sidets mad
ct. Saul fir bic Sabresueriammluns Der
@oobmen pom 8. bis 10. SUM-, 9iilti9 bis
gum Is. SUM-. @er9eBt ttdt: bios einfaber
Briefs fir Sin= unb &iidfabrt.
27f1t rs - 8. 8. Stobben, a9ent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
3. q. We9onaIo. u. SduIte.
McDOnGLd & Scha1Jte
&eibifaubeffter.

109-11l-5. spe. iiibli9, ct. Gloub, Minn.
Smnibuiie BON uno mad ben SabnbOfen.
Baggage prompt mad Seiteluu9 belor9t. Sir
9eidenbesdnsniiie e~eidenwasen lln6 gele=
9enbeits &uti6en. 27s1ir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06

Nuf antra9 wuroen fol9enbe @e6nun9en
s%lriidselest: s. Man3 $500; @lfr Sarris
200; Ism @eber $50; B Sberburne 2 AS;
s. Stlb 3.44; Qnt Sdia 3.14; 6 Stuz
Der 2.12; Srf &o9a 3.OS; S9 Deunb 40;
6 so NfiQer 7.05; Sreb S9ilplin 1915; %
$ @lben $50. 9luf Qntras milrben folaenbe
6e6nun9en %perworfeu: @m 0ucas SIS. O5;
sSm 2ucas 500; @m 9ucas T. 70; Gasp GeB
1000; Sobn &equinef l 67; Sobn Sinf o.
92;Sobn . Mor9an 1000; S WtcGuire So.
guf antra9 &erta9un9 sine die.
s. S. Meper,
SorIiser bes Soarb Der Gountp : GommiIIGre
BON Stearns Gountp, Miuu.
Seitdti9t:
=. S. Gruber, County, 9lubitor,
unb er=pificio Slerf bes Soarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Na6mittassiisuns, ben Is. Mai 1901.

Ser S%ertasuns semaB trat Der Soar0 suz
lammen; ale Mitslieber anwelenS; $. S.
Weper ais @oriissr. auf antro9 wurben
fol9enbe &e6nun9en erlaubt urlb benz @eiese
aufol9e CUR 3abluns a%u9eUieien:
2S $ Qloen, neutrality-suspicious. l 50
q s Moen, QIflteuer Der @el6moz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
ELM DALE TOWN.
Within one and two miles from P~ostofice

Jos. Noll-2t miles from St. Martin 100 Acres,
so acres under pillow, = so acres meadow and pasture
clay soil. Value S $500
Th. Lemm. st. Augusta.
120 Acres, clay soil. 5000
Rob. Sackmeister.- 100 acres, 40 acres under pillow
80 acres meadow, the balance pasture and burt land.
II miles from Browerville, Todd County.
$4,000 offered to me.
32Oacres II miles from St Martin, good for keeping
cattle, mile from creamery; good buildings.
Ell of NW4, Sec. 16-125-3O.
Robertson's Addition to st. Cloud.
Block 1, Lots, ID, IA, Is, 16, II, Is, 10 20, 81 and %.
Block 2, Lots, IA, II, Is, 10 and 90.
East st. Cloud
Block 8, Lots !, 2 and 8.
Block "A, Lots g., Z and s.
Block IA, Lots 4 and I.
Northern Pacific Hotel property across N. P. Depot
East st. Cloud. 5 1,5O0
$500 Acres in Todd County.
$1,000 Acres in Aitken County.
$4,000 Acres in Crow Wing County.
10000 Acres in Cass County.
5000 Acres in Becker County. -
5000 Acres in Hubert County.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
PARKER TOWN.
CULDRUM TOWN.

Adjoining Parker, seven miles from Swanville, and eight miles
from Flensburg, both on the Little Falls & D. Ry.
Tracts in southern end of Culdrum.
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-02-07
Thief Caught.

Last Tuesday evening a woodsman
named Connor, while passing HI. A.
Zarps & Co.'s store, stole what he sup
posed to be three pairs of gloves, (but
in reality were six odd gloves), and go
ing ON down Fourth street, stopped at
j. F. Parsons store, where he stole a
can of corn while Mr.. Parsons was get
ting him some crackers. About 500
O'Clock in the evening Chief of Police
Mundy caught the chap at the st.
Charles hotel, while attempting to sell
his plunder. Mr.. Mundy did not know
theft had been perpetrated, but took
the chap in hand and Investigated,
after which he took the prisoner before
Squire Hacket, who committed him to
Jail in default of $1OO bail, where he
will remain until May court.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-02-07
To the Voter,

In using figures published by the
council in this issue of the PRESS as a
basis for estimating probable cost of
electric light in Emporium, il is very
important to remember that all these
plants run old fashioned 1000 c. d. or
Standard arcs, which are much more
expensive than the latest development
in the business known as the new en-
closed arc. This new arc requires Just
five-eights the fuel that the Standard
arc requires, it uses just one-seventh
the number of carbons in year and
just one-seventh the number of hours
labor to clean and trim. 1t keeps one
man very busy to trim and clean 100
lamps in day. Hence the Titusville
plant requires 80 hours labor each week
on the the line where the Emporium
modern plant with 80 enclosed arcs
will require three hours a week.
Standard arcs use one carbon each
day. New arcs one carbon each week.
E. o. BARDWEIL.