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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
UTAH COPPER COMPANY.

No transaction involving the transfer
OF milling properties is of more impor.
lance TO Bingham than the sale
OF the De Lamar-Wall group to the
Penrose -MacNeill syndicate few
months ago, and which resulted i'm the
formation of the Utah Copper COM
pany.
Fortunate, indeed, was this strong
conjunction OF capitalists 40 have as
ISOLATED with them just az that time
Mr.. ID. c. Jackling the present general
manager Of the company and who
holds similar position of trust with
the United States Reduction & Refining
company of Colorado, which institution
II owned and operated by the same
forces
The state of Utah, likewise was for.
tunate in the coming Of these gentle
men; who are doing their share towards
the building up of Greater Bingham.
They came prepared to spend their
money by the hundreds of thousands OF
dollars; they are doing IT and evidences
OF this are shown in lower Bingham
canyon where giant concentration is
under construction and which will Ill
timately grow into proportions equal. IL
not greater than any other milling
plant in the west.
The property acquired by the Utah
Copper company is unlike most other
mines in the camp for the reason that
the ot-h are readily susceptible to con.
centration. while In most cases Blng-
ham U,es will not concentrate at all.
The property consists Of an immense
porphyry dyke uniformly impregnated
with copper. The territory lies on two
sides ~ Bingham canyon. and was
formerly owned by Col. T.. A. wall,
who, in 1899, sold a quarter interest to
Capt De Lamar Mr.. Jacklng was I'm
the employ of the captain at that time
and conducted an examination of the
property for him and did no little
amount of prospecting to determine the
worth of the property. Drill holes were
put down in numerous places to n YER
teal depth of 400 feet 10 tunnels were
run In various places which, If Joined
In one, would have been mile In
length. The value of the ground was
thoroughly determined and Captain De
Lamar wanted to buy a control, but
Col Wall would not part with his hold
ings. Neither would the captain sell
until he concluded to retire from min
ing entirely, when HIS interests were
thrown upon the market With this an
nouncement Mr.. Jackling was able to
gather in the property at a satisfactory
price for his associates.
The tunnels and drill holes referred
to opened an area Of territory 1000 by
5000 feet, demonstrating a uniform
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

naturalization OF soft friable nor.
phyry, The values are in chalcopyrites
averaging about 2,5 copper, .03 gold and
small amount OF silver but higher
grade sulphides are produced.
The old tunnel workings will NOT he
utilized, but new one has been start :
ed at the lower end OF the property. at
which viii be established the PRINCIPAL
mine works. The property win be on.
Grated I'm several ways, and the cost Of
mining reduced TO minimum. the cav
ing system Will be employed. where the
ore EXTENDS up TO the surface IL will be
Quarried ana no doubt steam shovels
Will play an important pait I'm the on
erations whore the ground is soft ana
they can be u''lized to advantage. This
mine Is reitairly one of the biggest
things IN Bingham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

soon be cleared up and the dividend
paying era reached.
The Bingham mines OF the limited
states company have over 20 miles OF
underground workings and sufficient
ore developed above the tunnel levels
TO supply the smelter for a half dozen
years to come. The ore produced is the
typical Bingham sulphides and is trans
ported from the mine to the railroad
station IN lower Bingham over an aerial
tramway 1900 feet long; $4,000 feet be-
ing main line and 1000 feet additional
on the line from the mine to the load
ing station. The buckets used have
a capacity OF nine cubic feet and when
level full carry l,7SO pounds of United
States ore.
The properties are under the general
superintendency of Clarence l.. Allen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

.rs PRODUCERS and along which several
" me largest ore bodies Of Bingham
Saye been developed. The bedded
ir,oirs strike in general east and west
aoj dip TO the north. the assures are
"ortlcal cutting through each bedded
vain and intervening quartzite and
,,Ike in general north and south,
The company has Quietly acquired
,,nch of its territory during the past
,,oar. the latest acquisition being the
highland Boy Consolidated group, COM
,l5inp about 70 acres. This was an
irnortant purchase and leaves no doubt
-. "a Inc future greatness of the prop
or,v The Highland Boy Con. has
rroduced considerable wealth In the
nost and has record or output
amounting TO sS6S,OOO, above the
swlphlde zone, and good many thous-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

Three carloads were sold during the
present week which netted very sat
isfactory profit. About three feet Of the
vein contains ore Of this class.
Shipments made by the company
during the year consisted of high grade
silyer-lead ore, also a large quantity
OF concentrates. The low grade ore
from which the latter was derived was
reduced I'm the Dewey mill In lower
Bingham. The expense Of operating the
mine Is light compared to some other
properties
The officers OF the Butler-Liberal
company are: A. L. Jacobs, president
and general manager; &. y. Strevoll,
vice PRESIDENT w. 5. Mccormick, treas
urcr; Il. d. r. Thompson secretary.
Excepting Mr. Mccormick, the officers,
along with l.. u. Goliath, Joseph Geo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

IN March, 1901, up to Dec I, this year.
has amounted TO Sill, 1891 and It must be
remembered that the company never
has at any time operated with very
large force Of men.
The Liberal vein, prospected by the
Chicago Bingham company before the
consolidation was effected so far, has
not produced any ore.
The company is planning to conduct
q more vigorous campaign than ever
next year, and win direct It's energies
In opening the mine upon greater
scale. At the last meeting Of the direc-
tors, the management was directed To
commence the running of a long tunnel
TO explore the ore bodies below the
water level The bore viii be started
from the extreme eastern end of the
group where large copper ore bodies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

long ago that the expenses Of opera
ton were kept up by frequent assess
ments; but IL has passed the prospec-
tive stage and has nov taken It's place
IN the front ranks Of Binghams lead
ing mines,
The Butler-Liberal has the reputa.
ton Of being in safe hands; It's affairs
have been conducted I'm husiness-like
way, its officers are composed of men
Of ability and standing, and on the
whole they make up combination
which inspires confidence,
The property Of the company ia easy
Of access. the main workings being not
to exceed three-fouths Of a mile from
the Rio Grande railway station IL
covers am area OF 30 acres. all OF which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

is patented ground. Like most all other
mines in the camp, 1t is developed by
tunnels. the longest being the Butler.
which has been run to the length Of
Zoo feet There are drifts from this
aggresating in all probably 1000 feet;
raises to the extent of 500 feet and also
three WINES amounting TO no feet. The
workings Of the Liberal tunnel are not
so extensive; its length being approx.
mately 800 feet
The Butler vein Is the only one on
the property that has been explored ANA
1t was cut by the Butler tunnel. It
is from this source that the present ex
traction Is being made, and the veins
record Of production since being opened
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

are known to exist and which viii be
developed by this means The tunnel
will also tap the Butler vein at greater
depth and provide at least 400 feet OF
stopping room on the dip of the vein.
1t is also the intention to continue the
tunnel under the Leona claim where
over 1900 feet on the dip OF the vein
wall be secured.
The company has not attempted here.
tofOre TO explore the copper bearing
zones, but the work of leasers has
don much towards proving this
portion of the ground. At the present
time a few are engaged at the point
where the tunnel win be started and are
extracting a good grade OF shipping ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

ghegan, NJ. ]. Friedman and }, II. Pat
terson, are directors,
OTHER GOOD PROPERTIES.
In Markham gulch are other good
properties, among them being the Mys-
tic shrine aud Erie.
The Mast and Benton operated by the
New England Gold q Copper company
I'm upper Carr Fork is another prom.
Using group and the Bingham Copper
Boy Is stu another which Is likely to
make good account Of itself before very
long.
Bingham Is almost entirely free Of
wild cat propositions, and in nearly
every instance mining Is being con-
Quoted along legitimate lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
ICES ON THE SALT LAKE STOCK AND MINING EXCHANGE DURING THE YEAR

~ '0"p"ea Tor the Christmas News" by H. Tbba)
ses ON the dates named Whom hlrhn no ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
BUTLER-LIBERAL MINES,

The Markham Gulch section nj Ring.
ham is good one But IL has moi bed
the attention paid to IL that has heSn
given to upper Bingham CANYON and
Carr Fork. However. this portion NJ
the district Is coming to the front and
mas lately attracted renewed Interest," on
account Of the progress made by the
management Of the Butler-L Liberal Con
solidated Mining company.
Ihere are few mines anywhere i'm the
state that can come up TO the record
made by this young bonanza which
closes the year with more than 400 Ooo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

2 a mine" ia sa Nevada " s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

Inactive during the year.
Inactive during the year.
Inactive during the year;
Inactive during the year,
Inactive most of the year
Inactive. 20 cents to 81 /
Inactive most of the year
Inactive most OF the year
Inactive. S5 cents to 60
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
PERMITS.


Vera Krein. year. 1903 Iowa; entertts: ma.
Mary Wolf, 70 years, Female Hospitals. senlllty.
Charles Murphy. q years. 25 Spruce; nephritis
Charles F. Hull. So years. 5osl Page; neiral In
poiiie oddscker. / year. Female Hospital:
Mary 4. ariessmann. "a years. 2siS Hickory:
Frank Foley, u years. Alexisn Brothers Hos
p,tal; tuberculosis.
- smith. % years. 42s South Third: heat
Margaret Huntersteller. / year. slss Mitchell;
Emma Brewinston. 81 years. ls:s franklin;
ef 81 ?. Arnold i year. $3.50 Kcnnerly; eron-
Eiz.b..h Dudley. 81 years. 1907 South Broad
John s. Harsstt. IS years. 1907 North Twenty
Sophie Mohdfsiy. IS years. zs South Jenerson:
xuxust seeber, 20 years. si42 Virginia; old age.
wenceslaus Aynous. Al years. 1879 po'man;
John Rshs. Sc years. 1879 Warren: apoplexy.
No. Lulu q. Morten. 20 years. 2SosA Natural
John BurIs.. 20 years. t2os North Eleventh.;
congestion Of lungs.
Klistis Muller. . SesI. 2'2i IN Madison Mas,i eI E,aass,s:
james schioemez. 60 years. City Hospital: ac-
cidsnt - -
Uhosd fever.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
sroCKHoLDERs. MEETINGS.
HIssogRI TEusT SoAgASY OF ST Lo5

NTeeoURI TRUST COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice 10 hereby given that there will he held
q epecial meeting OF the shareholders Of the Mis-
souri, Trust Company OF St. Louis. at the general
efnce Of said company, at the northwest corner
Olive and Seventh streets. in the city Of ST.
iouis, Missouri. commencing at the hour OF .
o'clock In the forenoon Of Thursday, Mey Is. A.
D. 1904, for the purpose OF voting upon a PROPOSE
ton. then and there to be submitted. to increase
the number Of directors Of said company from
twenty-ons 10 twenty-five, and for the furt$sr
purpose. In case said proposition to tncrease the
number Of directors IL adopted, Of electing four
directors Of said company.
DATED at st. Loui,. Missouri. this Eth day Of
ScHLAFLY. President.
Edward H. 0orse. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
NEW CORPORATIONS
ST. LOUIS.

Ths following articles Of Incorporation were
nie6 with the Recorder Of Deeds yesterday:
one!half paid. $4,000. A. +: and H. pevereux.
% ahares each: F. Marion Devereux. u shares:
5. j. Pickman and A. o. Daley, 4 shares each.
70 a gensrsl construction work.
Power Of Xttorney-Ellis Wainwright 10 VIM.
A. Haren. full power to vote at stakeholder meet
Snea to receipt for dividends, to order checks. TO
Sorrov money, etc. Signed at Paris. France,
NoWemhaf IA 1902.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

srr4nene,d. Ill, May 22.-New corporations
were icensed this morning by Secretary of State
Psiatine cemetery Association at Palatine: cap
ital stock, 50, 100. Incorporators-R- NJ Putnam.
b. c. Matthias and c. E. Julian.
Commercial Newp Company. at Danrtlei capi-
tai stock, O.O0o: to do printing and publishing;
Incorporators--John H. Harrison. W. r. jewell
and W. r. Jewell. Jr.
Under the foreign corporation act the following
concerns were licensed to do business in Illinois,:
Moadow Brook Coal and Coke Company of Fair
mount, W. Va: capital of 100000 In Illinois.
QD.0 oo.
Jones q LAughlin Steel Company: capital. $780,
e00, 90: IN Illinois. $3.50. 900.
SiSters In the Holy Cross Hospital Association.
lnufsd in st. Joseph County, Indiana. with a
capital Of 10000: in Illinois, 1880.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
MARRIAGE

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
" n Candle $40 Market
Erances Flies Grove. III
wedding Rings Solid Goid).
Finest qualities, S TO $50. Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
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s25 SCHOLARSHIP.

Special summer rates as follows: To those who
enter for three months. not later than July 10,
we will sell the bookkeeping course, or the
shorthand end typewriting. course. for $2s. or all
courses combined for only $50. Penmenship, busi-
ness. spelling. business mathematics. etc. free.
For catalogue write. call or phone Daughcn's Col
lege, Tenth and Olive, ST. Louis This college In
Endorsed by business men. Incorporated capital
stocks. 1900. Fourteen cashiers and presidents
RA means something.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
MARRIAGES
and DEATHS
RECORD OF births.


William and Annie Mccormick, 25is South
Twelfth: girl.
George and Emma Costello. iii North Thir-
teenth: girl.
August and Frieda Neiper,. 1919 s. Broadway;
girl.
William and Katie Refers. 1922 Allen; boy:
Walter and Selma Hafer. 31i9 Florissant: boy.
Steve and Lena Miller. 1914 South Third: girl.
Ben and Julia Schaefer. 800 Russell; girl.
Felix and Annie Kraemer, 17eo South Third:
s.rl.
Jacob and Maggie Frey. 1871 Benton: girl.
George and katherine Krohe. Jr. 2s36 Indiana;
boy.
ward. girl.
boy.
Henry and Lizzie pietz. 1890 South Third: girl.
Albert and Minnie Huse, 1915 Eebeit; boy
u. n. and Ursula Kleis. 1898 Wash: boy.
Edward and Marion Shoe. - McNhir: boy.
Henry and Katie Hofrmann. 2l2s Lynch: gill.
George and Emma Wheeler, 2s9 Madtson: girl.
James and Louise Renett. 1904 South Eight
zenith: boy.
Morris and Mary Rosenberg. 5i5 Russell; boy.
Mike and bessie kaber, l.ss Franklin: girl.
Joseph and Anna Rudy. 6j Rutger; boy.
David and Almira Graves, 3S Exchange. East
St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
RufIcAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE.

Exclusively for young ladies. now occupies the
entire third floor Of the new vanol building.
Olive and yandeventer: the best-equipped college
IN the West. Individual Instruction.: new pupils
admitted daily; open all summer; visitors al
ways welcome. Lindell 2lcs: Kinloch c 2o97.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
HAYWARD'S

sz3 Odd Fellows. building. Individual instruction
IN Shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Arith-
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MISSOURI.

SPECIAL.
Jsnsrson City. Mo. May 22.-Secretary Of stats
BAN q. Cook to-day issued charters TO the fol-
Kansss City Clean Street and Advertising Com
pany Of Kansas city; capital. $1,000: all paid.
tncorporAtore-John W. Mulholland. NJ. j. ZEN
der9ast and Thomas A.. Mastin.
mo Bank Of Greenwood Of Greenwood: capital
So, 90, all paid. Incorporators-G. M smith, w.
n. barron, Jr., George Gasch and others.
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STEAMSHIPS.

JhphN.EHlNA PHILIPPINE Ds
I'M VIA. HONOLULU - Pacific
Mail s. S. Co. Occidental and Oriental S. s. CO.
and Oriental s. S. Co. From San Francisco:
G,optic: June ): America Maru. June il: Korea.
June ID. For passage and freight rates. reser-
ystions. orders and Information apply to J. II.
Lathrop.. general agent. s3 Olive st., St
Louis, Mo-,
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waxrEp.

" VENNUN IVVN "ANTED.
PARTIES who were on or saw car jump track
on South Grand ave. May Is. 1903. about 1888
T, m, Will kindly address A. S. Sanguinet, 6l67
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Ranw8mmay@zw

Board of Education building, St. Luuia, CON.
tinues through the summer without vacation.
An excellent course of study. Large, airy rooms,
electric fans and a faculty OF eight experienced
teachers. Catalogue free.
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Slightly damaged by water and smoke. A fms
assortment OF storm and top buEsies. surreys.
Iunaoouts, traps. victorias, %phsetons. barouches.
lurlpseats. park wagons. berlins. broughams.
landars and business wagons OF all descriptions:
great bargains. John Neiner & CO., 2llT Morgan
81 hihloch Z VIZ.
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wanted-Experienced -four packers and sack
sewers: permanent employment TO competent
men al good wages. J gao. Republic.
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DRAUGH0N'S Prses!ss. COLLEGE.

Cap1taI. souV.UU: IhcorpufHteu.
A chain Of eight business colleges. owned by
business men. Fourteen bank cashiers on Beard
Of Directors, In our catalogue hundreds Of mer-
chants and bankers say: "DrauShon's. Colleges
cial facilities for securing positions. Draushon's
diploma means something" No vacation. enter
secured. Call. write or phone for catalogue.
Tenth and Olive, St Louis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Sn @ilFinsen In @irtenbers in
Sabre 1857 seboren, fling ct NIT Is
Sabreu an, bas Wiaerbanbmert gu
erlernen; er arbeitete In Oeutl9lanb
unb In Der S9mei3 unb bate 10 @e=
lesenbeit our rei9li9en Sa9ausbil=
bung. SIM Sabre 1883 manberte CT
mad Nmerifa aus, ni9t In Der Nbit9t
gu bleiben, unb fam bts nod Minne=
iota, no es tbm berart sefiel, baB,er
ben 4lan ber Ridreiie fallen lieb.
@r fanb Bei@dfttsuns BET Der Ooran
Smitb MiqtnS 60. In Sc Sueur; i'm
Sabre 1885 nabm er Mniteluns In
elmer Muble In ct. Saul, in Der. er
a~nbertbalb Sabr perblieb unb faufte
bann bic pom 8runat & 9iltner er=
baute Nalble In Seem Muni1. Z a9t
Sabre perblieb CT an jenem glabe urb
baute banr bic &i9monb Wlble. Elm
@i@monb, bic er lestes Sabr bebeu=
tenb persr0Beru lieB unb bies gu eiz
net Easescapaaitdt BON Is Bis 100
Barrel. Mu3 beret9erte er feline
Wlble nit elmer neuen Dampfmai9i=
ne unb einem neuen DampffeGel,
poraus gu erieben, baB 9err @urit
In Ieinem SADIE einen auBerorsentli@en
@rfols gu perset6nen bat. Sreu mie
bes 9errn @urit gbarafter, 40 lit
letn Sabrifat rein unb allen grmar=
tansen sSener, bic ietn Mebl sebrauz
den, entipre@enb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Ote @runblase gu ieinem @eiddftss
srfolse leste 9err Mbmann in ct.
Sobn's college, NO er cine quite S6u.
lie senoB. 3uerit arbeitete ct TIM &C.
iddfte bes Germ Simonitl6, bann
fur @ebriiber Waurin In ct. SoIeYb
unb Cob Sprins als 8u@balter unb
8ertdufer. Sobann perbanb er 1t9
NIT 6errn Ebom. 8rown gum 8e=
trieb eines Speseretsei6dftes In ct.
@loub unb ipdterbin s~ran6ete er bic
Strma Mbmanu, 9ommel & 9abner tn
Eorab. Na@ per16iebenen anberen
northumberland erOHnete er
uor feds Sabren ietn beutises blaben=
bes @ei6dft ais Ileineisentbimer.
Ote BON ibm uielfa@ befleioeten gb=
iinb Der bette 8emeis fir
bas 8%ertrauen, bas rnan ibm entge=
senbrinst unb beien ct ii9 itets rpertb
unb wirbis ma9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Wit ieinen gltern fam 9err
S@manfl ais sebnjdbrises &inb i'm
Sabre 1888 aus 8atern nod Mmeri=
ia feline gltern lieBen.li6 in Pters,
Morrilon County, nieber, no er i'm
udterli6en 6aule bis gum Sabre 1890
perblieb. gr mibmete ii6 Dem Apo=
tbetersei6dfte unb erbielt tn 1892
iein s3eusuiB ais seprifter 9barmaz
ceut. Die geberri6uns Der beut=
i6en, franS0iti6en unb enslii6er
Spra9e fommt linn int gei9dfte lebr
gu ltatten. SIM Sabre 1897 srinbete
er tn Sorab etn Npotbefersel6dft,
Our9 barte Nrbeit unb itetes Snterel=
ie am @el6dfte bat er ii6 mebr unb
mebr emporsearbeitet nnb fann nit
&e6t auf ieinen grfols itols iein.
Sas i6Onite @ei6aftslofal Der Ort=
l6aft 1T bas leinise. CT ldbt bas=
lelbe ausenblidli6 mieber persr0Bern.
6err S6manfl befleibet In gbren Sic
Stele bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb
1T slei@faQs Oberforiter bes fatboz
lii6en ct. Martin SOrterbofes SEQ.
S79.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Seit SO Sabren, gu wel6er 3eit
er BON @isconitn nod Stearns
County fam, sdblt Serr S@lener gu
ben seadteten 8irsern bieies County.
gr arbeitete I'M Comm Wunlon IA
Sabre auf Ser Sarm unb betrieb me-
benbet Waleret. Sor BRET Sabren
baute er cine &eiibens in SOrab unb
lit iest Snbaber zines duBerit rentaz
blen Waidinen @ei6aftes, fur 6as
er lestes Sabr Elm entlpre9enbes @ez
i6dftslofal erri@ten lieB, wel4es ben
grfols in ieinem llnternebmen erfenz
men ldBt. gr lit &sent Der McGorz
mid Maidinen Co., beren felt uiez
len Sabren %erprobten Wai6inen er
perfauft. grbdlt bic Safe gitp @asen
unb trsenb etmas In Sarmseratben,
mas Ser 2anbmann brau9t. 8et ibm
lit ieber Mrtifel suuerldiIis, unb Sc
Ser, Ser nit Sac" @ei@afte setban,
mirb bur@ ietn Offences unb reeQes
@eien ueranlaBt, i'm BET 8ebarf wiez
Der gu belu9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11
Sur 9efdai9en Seber;isun9.

Cine neue beuti9 =fatbolii6e golonie wirb
bur6 8ermitteluus bes bo6w. Serrn @ip=
pi6 Don OIlm, Benton @ountp, in &anabec
sesriiubet merben. Sas 9aub lit gut gele=
gen, in Der NGbe bes sroBen WeiQe 9acs Gee
unb 8 Weilen Don ber @tlenbabn (Sindlep
&oab). Nd9fte fatbolil6e Stride 1T in Moz
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