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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
CARROLLTON. ILL.

Doctor and Mrs. c. II. Kopperl departed
Wednesday for an extended trip through the
Yellowstone Park during their trip, and will not
retuI n until autumn.
&essrs. Clair and Bert Sharon arrived from
Chicago on Friday ana will visit relatives for a
Miss Bonnie Kergher is visiting relatives in
s.. Louis.
guests OF Mrs. 4. J. Sharon.
Miss Laura Halle Of Chicago Is spending a
month with her sister, Miss Lizzie Halle.
Mrs. Martha Sharon and Mrs. Emma Long OF
st. Louis spent Thursday with Carrollton friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lump Kin Of Carlinvile spent
last week with Mrs. A PeGram.
W. L. Close.
Misses Louise and May Campbell departed Fri
day for Denver. Colo
Delphi. Ind. are visiting Mrs. Warren, English.
New York for a tour through Europe. He eK-
poets to remain six months.
Miss Ida Markham is a guest of her sister,
Mrs. J. b. Hudsoz. in st. Louis.
Mrs. David Felmley Of Normal is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Stout.
for a months visit to Caaon City, Colo:
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. COnnole.
Miss Netue Moore OF Troy. Mo. is visiting
Misses Emma and Camilla Burrus Of Miami.
No. are guests OF their cousin. Miss Vesta
Mrs H. V. Jackson of Nevada. Mo-. will ar
The Reverend ]. W. Davidson Of Chicago is
visiting Mr.. p. a. DoolittIe.
Mrs. Oscar Nirell and Miss Nettie Davis gave
a progressive anagram party on Monday In
honor Of their guest, Miss Josephine MOTIF Of
81. Louis.
visiting their parents in this city.
for a short visit.
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JERSEIyILLE, ILL.

Mines F NJ. Hibbetts and 5. c. Hibbetts re
turned TO ST. Louis last week, after an extended
visit with Jerseyvilie friends.
Nra McDermitt has returned to St. Louis. aft
er visiting in Jerseyyile.
Miss Cora shobe has returned from Petersburg.
Miss Maud squier has returned from an ex-
Mrs. Joseph Richards OF ST. Louis is a visitor
in Jerseyville.
Miss Maude Webster entertained on Thursday
evening Of last week in honor Of Miss Bowling
Of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Malta Ewald Of Loliaville. KY, is the
guest Of Jerseyville friends.
Miss Anna Locke is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
T. ]. Shelton of CarteTville, Mo.
Miss Gussie Maloney has returned to st. Louis
after visiting with Jerseyyille friends.
Mrs. E. +. Stuffebean entertained Mrs. john
N. Lee of Dow. H.. last week
Mrs. ]. l. Harris has gone TO Fidelity. H.
Misses Daisy and Norma Barry departed On
"wednesday Of last week for st. Louis, and. aft
er a short visit with friends in Delmar avenue.
they departed for Keokuk, Ia. making the trip
BY boat.
Miss Anna Halliday has gone to Shi2man. Ill.
Miss Francis Hassett has gone to Mineral
Springs. Ill.
Miss Rose Downey has gone 70 Godfrey, Ill.
Mrs. Z. B. Collins was q visitor in St. Louis
latt week
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Hinchc.in Of Carterville have been the guests Of
Miss Ethel Howell the pnst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James England and daughter
and Miss Maud Simon were the guests Of 81.
Louis friends last week.
Professor and Mira. :. L. Harwood departed
Tuesday for an extended visit through various
PARTS Of Canada ard tho Eastern safes.
Harmon Brush departed fer San Francisco sal
urday. where he goes to meet his fatner. Ma or
Daniel H. Brush. OF the regular army, and lam
lily. who arrive on q transport from the Philip
announcement has just been made Of the mar
rage over one year ago in Kentucky Of u.
Frank Norfleet. a graduate this year Of the
of Nakandag also a student.
Captain James \. Nick Of Cairo is visiting
the family Of his nephew, Harvey Mick. Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brock will in the future
make their home in DUquoin. where he has
q position with the Brock Fruit Company.
Miss Lulu Crenton Of Herrin visited friends in
this city last week.
Miss Hattie Prickett has returned from a visit
with friends in Ashley.
Miss Louise Kirbham returned Sunday from a
visit with relatives in Anna.
Mayor and Mrs. ]. T. McAnally departed Fri
day. for n two weeks sojourn at Ludington,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.. Rapp viii soon go TO Col
orado and New Mexico for a months visit.
Mrs. Charles Donihue and children have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wade.
Mrs: W. T. Cochran and children of Metropolis
have been the guests OF relatives in this city. :.
MesErs. VIII and L.. X. Corder. VIII Hill and
Edgar Padgett Of Carterville visited last week In
this city.
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CENTRALIA. Ill.

Miss Nellie Bobbitt Of ST. Louis accompanied
Miss Greig home from 81. Louis and is visiting
MISS Lille schlau is the guest Of relatives in
Carlyle and st. Louis this week;
George White left last Saturday for an extended
Miss Mary Weber OF st. Louis. who has been
the guest OF Mrs: W. L. Derleth for some weeks.
has returned TO her home.
Miss Marion Lyons returned home Monday from
Chicago University.
are the GO guests ot Mrs. v. e. c. Lyons. Mrs
u. B.. Campbell and daughter. Grace. OF ST.
the Lyons residence this week
Miss Inez Brunton is visiting her brother. Ga
bTisl Brlnton. at No. Sio5 Greenwood avenue. in
Ms. William Hutter is the guest of relatives
Miss Ethel church Of Springfield is the guest
Ms r. = Pond Of Jacksonville and Miss Lucia
Bond OF Flora have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Miss MtnnIss 1 Duncan is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Mrs r. o. Brigham and daughter have gone
East 20 spend the summer and early fall in Bos-
Mss Iay Montgomery of Greenfield, Mo. is
the guest OF M. and Mrs, A H. Meyer and fam.
5s siu4 4ba We" Park {' fri sGys' evening i '"4'' PICNIC d
Mrs. Sall!e Dolittle 3f St Louis has returnei
horn- after a visit with Captain Mccosh and
Mrs. /. =. Kaufman. whose husband was pas
tor OF The Christian Church here seventeen years
ago 8 visiting. ". r. Pgebe ana family
Mis- Kate counor is tho guest Of St Louis
Nrz. p HavssIer and Mrs. 6. L. Dwight left
20 :, sturgeon Eay FOR several weeks on Lake
Nicz:gag Judge Dwight accompanied chem as
Mes Ny Rries. Of ST. Louis has been the guest
OF I-ss Anna johnson.
; all srf 3Trs. :. p. Tufts have gone to Gal
weston. Tex. for an extended visit with Gay l.
TUFTS and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams entertained sew
eral couples Of young people Wednesday evening
in honor of the twenty-irst birthday anniversary
Of Their son Harry
Mrs. H. H. Howl and b75y are the guests of
Hrs. Hovt's mother in Chicago
Mrs. 9. a. Dsrn'son Of St. Louis. who has been
'he guest ~ Mrs. Delta Weldon. has gone to
SandovI and K!nmundy for a visit OF several
week.
Niles Jennie MoIler Of St. Louis is the guest OF
Miss Marietta Slater.
Mrs. + p. Miller and Miss Myrtle Miller are
the guests Of Chicago relatives this week.
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KIRKwOOD, $40.

Doctor and Mrs. Gerould of West JeTer-
son avenue are goirg TO give up their NOUS
and go TO California to 1--we; dan.r,sd o.,
Thursday for St. Charles. Mrs. F. H
| Kicker and Miss Johnson Of st. Louis &C
Mss A. P. Scott of North Webster ave
nue. departed Tuesday for Wequetnrsi-S and
Harbor Springs. Miss Scott will be gone
Miss Jessie Albright departed for Charlie
Miss Kate Tracy went to Char.evoix yes
Mrs. Babcock of Moberly is visiting Mrs.
Fred Hoyt of Clay avenue.
Miss Emeline Haugh departed for North
ern Michigan last week.
Miss Ligett is visiting her sister. Mrs
James. of North Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Fred Hoyt gave a morning euchre
of guests was limited. Among the number
were: Mrs. Stebbins. Mrs. T. H. Kelton.
Mrs. Randolph Mitchell; Mrs. c; o; Evans
Mrs Frank Hickman and sons. Franklin
and Arthur. have gone to Colorado TO re-
main until November.
The Methodist Church gave their monthly
lawn party last evening.
Mr.. Stebbins and family OF Clay avenue
will ioin Mrs. stebbins's sister. Mrs. knight.
who is now there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams have gone
Mr.. John Pitman is here from New York.
He is visiting his father. Doctor John Pit
MAJ Of SOUTH Webster avenue.
for Carlyle, Ill. where she will visit
friends.
Mrs. harrington and daughter have gone
to the Island" of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Griffith of Dallas. Tex. is visiting his
sister. Miss Mary Griffith. at the North Side
Inn. Mr.. Griffith will take a position in the
erguson School in the fall
Among the ladies of Kirkwood who at
tended the lawn euchre at Miss Early's of
Webster Groves are Mrs. Chas- Kicker,
Mrs. John Davis. Mrs. Randolph Mitchell,
Mrs. McLeean. Mrs. Gerould.
Misses Blanche and Grace johnson have
returned home after an extended visit to
relatives in Jorrn and Rich Hill
Mrs. Bagett OF st. Louis is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Dodge. who has recently
bought the Bodily place on Adams avenue.
Mr.. Brown OF st. Louis has bought Mrs.
Sturdy's home on Clay avenue. ite Sturdys
will go to California.
Mrs. j. H. Kicker and her sister, Miss
Barr. have gone to Buffalo.
Mrs. Mark Cooper and sons have gone to
the easho for the summer.
Mrs. Sullivan and daughter have gone to
Charlevoix.
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has returned to her home from a months
visit to Kansas She is now entertaining
her sister. Mrs. Holiday Of Mattoon. Ill.
Mrs. William Clements OF st. Louis is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. George LeHollier
OF CherbOnnisr-
Miss Bertha Mueller of st. Louis is visit
ing friends In FlOrissant-
Misses Laura and May Robyn Of Tuxedo
have been visiting Mrs. William MarquitZ
in Meramec Highlands.
Mrs. Fred L. Hencken of Clayton depart
ed last week to visit her sister in Law
ton. Ok.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. j.. Purdv in Ball
win
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Essen OF Maries Coun-
~ Were In Eek Creek last week visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. E &. MaIpin has returned to her
OF MI. w. H. MauDin, and 10 Mr.. z. s.
Maupin of Europa.
Doctor Rolla Bracv of WelIston departed
last Monday FOR Colorado Springs, where
he will spend his vacation.
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MISS ANNIE

rendered a number of vocal selections and
the evening closed with Gancing. The other
party was a steamer ride to Saugatuck,
seventeen miles north on Lake Michigan.
which Mrs. J. G.. Kahn of St. Louis gave
in honor of her guest. Miss Nayme L.andy
OF the same city. The trip consumed one
day and was made on the little steamer
John a. Aiiber. Forty were in the party.
including the following from ST. Louis:
MeSsrs. P. II. Hanson and Ward and fam
flies, DR.. and Mrs. Castle. Mrs. T. Whte-
hall and son. Mrs, Dillon. Mrs: c. Miller
and daughter. Mrs. Engel and family. the
Misses Ida Belle Armstrong. Alice Corwin,
J.. Anthony. Mclean and Louise Marshall.
Hcf and Mrs. r. T. Finegan, all of st.
Louis, have registered at the Marsland this
week.
AT Fruitland the new st. Louis arrivals
are: 2. c. Murphy, Mrs. George ". Decker.
Miss Laura Decker and Mrs. Gallant and
two children.
Doctor and Mrs. H. NJ. Knapp, who have
been at the FL Erding for the past two
weeks. have just returned home to ST. Louis.
The new arrivals from st. Louis at Sleepy
Hollow are Mrs. ]. H. Kerr, VI. s. Mayer, I.
b. Armstrong and Mrs. Alice Corwin.
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Mss Eta RrautIey has returned home after Il
two weeks visit with Miss Fannie Schwartz OF
EI:v!llv.
Mrs. Bert Z. Burr visited Ca-bouda!e friends
last week. She accompanied P.s- Ofhce Inspect
or Burr on mis- official JTip through Missouri.
Miss Anna Boarch, er has gone 70 Fort Schuy-
Ter. y. Y. for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Allen II Tyler. Tex. visited
with the family OF Chief Dispatcher and Mrs. =.
Mrs. Hvpes and daughter. cleo. LETT Tuesday
for Pctuskey. Mich. where they VIII be Joined
later b. 1i!sS \. Esther Wilson and spend tn"
heated season.
Ms. Charles II. Ricth and son have gone t.
Goshen. Ind. for an EXTENDED visit with relatives
ami friends.
Mrs.. I'D Dickens has returned from 4 visit with
Mrs. 4 = Chase Of Ashley.
The Reverend Ny. q. ". Marrow Of Woodhiii
visited with the Reverend Ar. and Mrs. H q.
Bennett.
Miss carrie BIaukenship OF Ashley is the guest
OF relatives in this city.
Mrs. Mark Underhi!i was the guest of Mrs.
James Davis Of NurphysbCro.
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WATERLOO. ILL.

Ms. Barbara Sch0cIeberc. who was visiting in
s.. Louis the past month. has returned home
Miss frieda Bremser visited friends at Red
Bud last week.
Mrs. Peter Emig and children are visiting Mrs.
Doctor Otto Kvern at Bu-l;svilIe.
Miss Erma Kimmel wGs the guest Of Ms
George butZ. Sr.. this week.
Mrs Leonard CorriEan Of st. Louis Is here
visiting Mrs. Henry Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Lutz OF st. Louis were
the guests of Mrs. John Lutz this week.
TIE Reverend Father Krewett is visiting
friends at Prairie du RocheT.
Mrs. Margaret Deddecke entertained the I.adies'
Floral Association at her home on North Main
street Wednesday afternoon. The association
will hold p flower show here this fall.
Miss Emma Hauptfeisch of s.. Louis is here
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. August Haupt-
feisch.
Mr.. Charles Brey Of ST. Louis IL here visiting
his parents. County Judge Paul c. Brey and wife
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tor Knapp. William Mueller. Henry Dickman.
Emil Eishe. Phil Mueller.
The members Of the Lucky Thirteen Club were
tine guests Ihursiny evening of Miss Ruth
Saunders at a slumber party. in honor % Miss
Helen Paine Of Chicago and Miss Wilma Hester
who will depart in a few Gays for bloomington.
Ind. where her father has accepted a position as
teacher in the State University.
Miss Selma Lillicrap VAS the hostess Tuesday
evening for a very ENJOYABLE meeting Of the
RonhCmie Club. in Edgar street. \ guessing con-
test - the feature OF The evening, the first
prize heinz awarded to Miss Emslia Elmendors
end the second prize going 10 Mss Cara Muth.
Afterwards refreshments were served in the din
inR-room. the tables being done in green and
white. Dancing and music Were enjoyed later.
occasion.
The members OF the Y. ". r. c. Club we
very pleasantly entertained at the residence Of
Miss Augusta Koch. in Sixth avenue. Tuesday
evening. Tie next meeting viii be held at the
home OF Miss Belle Harvey. in Lowe. Governor
street.
Miss Ella vickery departed Tuesday Tor Evan
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to St. Louis on Monday after visiting with Jer-
seyviIle friends.
a visitor in Jerseyville last week.
Miss Lizzie Wyckoff is entertaining Miss Mary
Potts Of Giorrisonyille, Ill.
Miss Gussie McReyn6lds Of Springfield. Ill. was
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Vaughn have returned
from Denver.
Miss Margaret Ely has gone to Grafton, Ill. to
visit her aunt. Mrs. Maggie Mcdonald.
Mrs. John Vins0n is entertaining Mrs. +. J.
Lewis Of Montezuma, Ia.
Ill.
Mrs. F. p, Moore returned to St Louis last
week after visiting with JerssyVile friends.
Miss Harriet Dodge. Of Kemper. Ill. is the
guest of Jerseyyiile friends.
Mrs. George Rowden is entertaining Miss Ha-
gel Southworth Of St. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. J. Kent has returned to Carrollton,
Ill. after visiting with Jerseyvile friends.
Mrs. ]. j. Erwin has returned to East st.
Louis after visiting in Jerseyville.
Mrs. Hiram Larkin has returned from st. Louis.
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ston. Ill, to confer with some OF those interested
in the American School at Rome. OF which she is
in charge.
Miss Helen Paine Is here from Chicago for
several days as the guest Of friends.
MIS-. Charles Miller arrived Thursday from
Vinceunes. Ind. and is the guest OF Mrs. Charles
Dawes for several days.
Doctor and Mrs. J; N, Baughman and chill
dren will depart Sunday for Flat Lick, NY, 70
spend several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. William Lewis is slowly improving. after
en- Illness Of several weeks at her home in
Powell street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCutchan have gone to
Denver 10 spend the balance OF the summer.
Mrs. Alice Sherwood has returned from a
visit to Hopkinsviile, KY. accompanied by her
child
Miss Katherine Trimpe Of Cleveland. o.. is the
guest of her parents in Third avenue.
Miss Josephine Gerwe and brother of Cincin-
Yer Wayne in Chandler avenue.
Mr.. Louis Mitchell and daughter. Miss Pearl
OF friends.
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PROFITS RUN INTO MILLIONS.
Republic Iron and Steel Business
Is Growing.
REPUBLIC

SPECIAL
New York. Aug. 1.-The Republic Iron
and Steel Company to-day issued its re-
port for the six months ending Tune 50.
1t shows profits. after deducting expenses,
to be I.SiO.s21: expenditures for improve
ments. renewals ana repairs. s5z4,sl9; bal
ance. Sl,Sl5, i0s; dividends. S12.491: surplus,
ssS,2r1. As compared with the preceding
six months. net operating profits increased
S43D,S1i. while Improvement and renewal
charges increased ST., 392.
Comparison for the full twelve months
ending June 30 Is more interesting from the
fact that annual figures a year ago made
so exceedingly bad a comparison with the
fiscal year 1870.
Last August it was shown that the net
operating profits for the year ending June
90, 1891. had been cut down s4.659.s5S. from
the fourteen preceding months. and that
payment of dividends had turned u surplus
Of S2,22.O0 in 1896. into q deficit of 81. 112.0oo.
Adding the returns for the first six months
Of 1902 to those of the last half of 1901. the
fiscal years full returns are obtainable.
They show increase of 2.125.0O0 in net
profits. an increase OF s1.S39.OO in balance
after Improvement and expenditures. The
years surplus over dividends is 1874. az. as
compared with the preceding years H.1l2,,
381 deficit
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
WILL TRY CANADIAN RANGE.
Texas Cattlemen Going North to.
Make Arrangements.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. Aug. &C. ". Merchant. J.
H Parramore and r. G. Anderson Of Abb
line and Cape Willingham Of Mcmillan,
among the largest Texas stockmen, ar
rived in Dallas this evening, en- route to
Canada. where they will engage a range for
next season
Heretofore Texas COW men have been
sending cattle TO the Dakotas and the Wye
ming country. but next spring they Will
try the experiment of using a Canadian
range, which is said to be more convenient
and less liable to meet disturbance from
public authorities. The Texas combination
expects to pasture from one to two hundred
thousand head of cattle in Canada next
year.
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CAERONDAAE. Ill.

Mrs. :Iadi> Tro6augh of Murphysboro is the
guest OF friends.
Mr.. Jonn ". Toler and daughter. Theresa.
are listing friends in Chicago.
Miss Jennie Hooper. who has been visiting
relatives in this city has returned 10 Chicago.
Miss Jennie Cassidy Of MurphysbCro. who has
been "a gIczl Of Mrs. F. r. Leg the past week,
has reformed to her home.
Mrs. Charles Frizzel has been the guest Of rel
ativas In this city. and has returned to her
homo IN MurThysboro.
Misses Martha Buch and Lille Taylor have
gone 20 Lake Chautauqua, ". Y. for an extend
cd visit.
Miss Edith 1lson is the guest of Mfgs Grace
Meyers and Mrs. o. p. Beck in MuTphysbCro.
The Misses Grace and celia Long and Jessie
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
INDIANA PoPULIsTs ORGANIZE.
Will Nominate Candidate for Con-
gress in First District.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Evansville. Ind, Aug. 1.-The Populists Ct
the First District met at Central Hall in
this city this afternoon and organized by
clecting Josephus Lee OF Oakland City dis
trict chairman. 1t was decided to nominate
a candidate for Congress. but the date was
not fixed.
A resolution was adopted indorsing Bryan
as the standard-bearer of the party two
years hence.
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Mrs. Sadie Morgan and daughter Selma of Jack
cult Clerk Isaac B. Belts and Mrs. Belts.
Miss Pearne Peake is visiting friends at Lake
Geneva, Wis.
Miss Kittie songer is the guest of Xen;a
friends.
l.. NJ. Kagy spent the past week at wyandotte.
Mich, on legal business.
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EVANSVILLE. IND.

An outi=E at Cooks ParS was enjoyed wednes-
dav evening by the mem5e-s Il tie AnEr" 'luo;
The IgGies in the ra-tv went out 20 the park at I
o'clock in the Afternoon and were joined by
gentlemen friends IT 6 o'clock Tor supper. Those
present were Misses Gertrude Bierbroit Lena
Hefeie. Ethel Elliott. Lila Daum. Mary Hefele.
Carrie EIrv.s. Ne-srE. Gus Ritter. D5ct-r Vic
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CAPE MAY

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Cape May. n. j.. July &c. A. Kiger OF
Kansas City is a late arrival, who will
spend the remainder of the summer here.
Mrs. Philip Chew. Miss Virginia chs
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rived last week for an extended visit with her
sister. Mrs. J.. +. Morrow.
Hiss, Louise Johnson visited Piasa Chautauqua
Thursday.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.

Mrs E. G. Grant Of No. slls Ridge avenue
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11
WHEELER LAND COMPANY
They Stand for Rich Red River Val
ley Lands.

ley Lands: 4
Clay county and the whole state of Min
nesota are in prosperous condition. The
very best of lands can be purchased in the
Red River valley at prices that are re-
markably low, considering the advantages
and general character of the country. But
CLAY county have increased in value from
30 to 100 per cent during the past five
years. and will prove in the next five
that better investment would be hard
to- find anywhere.
The Wheeler Land company Of Moor
head are one of the leading firms of
northwestern Minnesota. This firm was
organized and incorporated in February,
1899. The officers are Mr.. Edwin j.
Wheeler, president; Frederick B. Herbert,
vice president and Mr.. John M. Dahlby,
secretary. This firm is heavily inter
ested in real estate in the Red River val
ley besides doing a general real estate
and loan business. In the matter of loans
they are In q position to place money on
gilt edge security at good rates and cap
ltalists will do well to write them. They
also write insurance In the leading COM
panies of this country and Europe. The
members of the Wheeler Land company
are we'll and favorably known in the
county and the company Is both reliable
and responsible. They have for sale i'm
proved farms and wild lands in the valley
on long time and easy payments. They
are we'll versed In real estate values and
are In e position to render valuable serv-
Ice both to buyer and seller. The repu-
tation OF this company for fair and hon
orable dealing with customers is well es-
tablished and brings them custom from q
distance.
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INDIAN RESERVATIONS
Some That May BE EOpened FAAs
Year.

There is good promise that SOME indian
reservations in Minneso ia and North d.
kota will be opened thiF year. number
of Indian reservations around Leech Lake
in Minnesota, having total land and
water area OF about ts20. 900 acres were
coded to the government many years ago.
But for various reasons, chiefly 1nabil-
tty of the government TO decide upon a
satisfactory plan of Opening. having re-
gard to various conflicting interests, the
lands have not yet been opened to settle
msnt. But the Minnesota delegation In
congress has substantially agreed on q
piled this year. In that; case considerable
areas Of agricultural IL nd will be thrown
open to settlement
National Pask and Forest.
The man who ID ahott to settle in north
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11
CLARK COUNTY LAND AND LOAN
COMPANY

The CLARK County Land and Loan COM
pany OF CLARK, S. D., is not letting the
light OF that region remain hidden under
bushel. The county has an abundance
Of good water-an important consideration
In choosing a farmland fine grass crops.
The company deals in both wild and i'm
proved lands and boasts that it is in
county that is entirely out Of debt The
landseeker would do well to see what the
CLARK company has to offer before he
makes up his mind to locate.