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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

beauty. We sold s2,27O0O worth Of
grain from this farm last season and
only had 145 acres of it seeded; $22 so
per acre; one-half cash and balance at
z per cent.
No. 1920 acres-260-acre under cul-
tiyation; 40 acres good hay meadow;
20 acres pasture. Good house and
stable. Good Well; 6 miles from One
NEE. This is an elegant grain farm
and is dirt cheap at $3.50 per acre.
No. 8-160 acres-1OO acres under Gull
tivation; 60 acres good smooth prairie.
No buildings. This is certainly one
of the best 160-acre farms in the coun-
ty; miles from town. Price, with
half interest in crop, $1,000 per acre.
No. 9-160 acres-100 acres cultivat-
ed. Balance good farm land and hay
meadow. Small house and stable Two
miles from Omemee. Price, $500 per
acre.
No. 1O-16O acres-2O acres broken.
Fine farm land, heavy black soil and
clay subsoil; miles from Souris.
Price, $500 per acre
No. 11-16O acres-All good farm
land; 12O acres cultivated; nice level
land, good heavy black soil on clay
subsoil; one mile from Omemee.
Price. $4,000 per acre.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

but this is distributed largely through the
growing season, principally in the latter
part OF May, June and July. There is no
ram from November till April, and but a
ilght fall of snow in winter. But when
the SHOWS melt in the western mountains
ana the Missouri river floods come down
IN June bringing an atmosphere laden
win moisture, then we have the greatest
precipitation and then is when it does the
most good. These winds prevail during
June and part Of July, and are the source
OF the principal deposit of moisture in this
reglon-a source that never fails Now
that the country is being broken up, each
cultivated field becomes depository for
water. which. before the surface was
broken, largely passed off and was carried
on to the sea by river drainage. This
cause now produces local showers and
will soon do away with the idea that this
Is specially dry country.
Old settlers declare they have never seen
a climate where, taken as a whole. the
winters are more agreeable than in North
Dakota. 1t is land of bright sunshine
in winter. There are storms sometimes
and once in a while storms like those not
unusual in all parts of the country. There
is no difference in the clothing worn in
winter in North Dakota and Iowa and
other states in temperate climate
The county is furnished access to mar
kets by the Great Northern railway. on
which are located the principal towns, to-
wit: Willow City, Omemee. Bottineau and
Souris. Bottineau is the county seat.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
COUNTY
North Dakota.
North Dakota.

when most needsd III the spring, for the
rains do not commence until about June,
excepting some HasSing showers. There is
no better SOIL ons earth for general farm
and grain. &
Inc Hfst settlemeat was made in 1882,
ana the county was organized in 1884. The
nam growth for along time was in the
turtle mountain section. but now 1T is
extending westward to the valley of the
Mouse and beyond
Wheat, flax, oats. barley, corn. millet:
speltz and vegetables are the general
products of the country. The following
figures from the report of the state land
commissioner for 1901 gives the record
of principal yields:
", neat, busneis ..................2,221 ,023
80 puoIeIS ..............-. o49'9 -
SiN1, po9ASlS .-.........s...'... oI!,15S
Darby, DuSnelS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1Ob,44b
Flax has always proven a good thing
Tor newcomers, because there are hun
dreds OF instances where the homesteader
coming IN the spring has broken up the
prairie, put it into flax and in four months
1as cleared from ST. to $40 an acre. North
dakota raises more than one-third of the
max produced in the United States, and
Ward county sizes up pretty we'll with
the older counties in the amount of its
acreage The yield of wheat ranges
from L to 80 bushels. Is to 20 being
common and satisfactory yield. Oats
yield from 40 to 100 bushels per acre.
The average rainfall is about 20 inches,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
$4,000
Acres

No 5-We would call the attention
of prospective buyers to the following
proposition: $50 acres of the choicest
land IN BottIneau county. Has never
sandy loan on clay subsoil. No stone.
Can all be cultivated Any one break
ing this up and seeding it to flax can
Day for it with the first crop. Seven
miles from the. tlourishing town of
Bottineau, containing 1000 inhabitants.
-Four miles from the town of Omemee,
go inhabitants. Price. $1,000 per acre.
No. $3.50 acres of choice land adj
joining the town of Bottineau 400
acres under cultivation. Balance
fenced. Surface slightly rolling. Soil
sandy loan. clay subsoil Building
through corner; 100000 cash. balance
to suit purchaser at s per cent Price,
5000 per acre.
No. Slime half section of land five
miles from Bottineau. An elegant half
section; 225 acres under cultivation.
sandy loan. clay subsoiI. Good
Well Buildings on this farm worth
$4,000. New barn. costing $500. 90.
Cash down, $3,500.00, balance $1,000. 90
year. L received a third of the crop,
delivered at the elevator, netting me
$4,000. Price, $500 per acre.
No. 9-Contains 100 acres; 21a miles
from the town of Bottineau. Is a
sandy loan on a clay subsoil; 65 acres
under cultivation. Balance can be
broken up. Living spring on this farm;
$4,000 cash. balance five years at
per cent; $500 per acre.
No. 11-One of the choicest 800 acres
In Bottineau county; ~ miles from
elevators in Bottineau. Has been
farmed in first-class shape, original
owner being one of the best farmers
IN Bottlneau county; 220 acres under
cultivation; 100 acres summer fallow-
ed. Balance pasture with spring creek
frst-class water. Last years crop av-
eraged thirty bushels per acre. bring
ing me an average price of 63 cents
per bushel. Buildings worth $500 co.
Price. $500 per acre. Cash So. 0G0 90,
balance to suit the purchaser at s
per cent.
No. IA splendid farm. Cos acres,
450 acres under cultivation; balance
meadow and pasture. Set of good
buildings nearly new. Cost $4,615. co..
Soil good black sandy loan on a clay
SubSOn. This is a choice piece of land,
has always been well farmed and at
present. in first-class shape. Only five
miles from the progressive town of
BOttineau. Any one wanting a desir-
able farm would do well to investigate
this proposition. Cash $6,50000 bal
ance to suit purchaser at per cent
Price, $500 per acre.
No. 1880 acres. 81 miles from the
town of Bottineau; $50 acres under
cultivation. balance meadow and pas
ture. Soil sandy loan on clay sub
SOIL Fairly good house, frame barn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

costing $4,000. Good water; $4,000 90
cash, balance on easy terms at I per
cent. Price. So. 90 per acre.
No. 16-Any one wanting a choice
farm, this is just what you are looking
for: 40 acres of the very best kind
~ miles from BOttineau; 500 acres
under cultivation. 220 acres pasture
and meadow. Twenty tons of hay can
be cut every year on meadow; so acres
summer fallow; 200 acres ready for
crop. There Is spring of living wa
ter, three good wells-one for house
and two for barn; set of buildings
worth about 81, 10000. Good level
land, no stone. Price, $500 per acre.
Must be all cash.
No. 17-640 acres. . miles from Bot
tineau. All good land. Sandy loan on
a clay subsoil; 400 acres under culti-
walton; 100 acres more can be broken
up; 10 acres meadow; so acres fenced
for pasture; so acres summer fallow;
$50 acres fall blowing. A good well.
No waste land on the $40 acres. Build
ings worth $4,000. Price $1,000 per
acre; $4,000 cash, balance 81, 900. 90
per year at per cent.
No. 1920 acres of fine black sandy
t loan tS on to, clay s Sdt AZ miles
population of about 600, seven large
elevators. twelve or fifteen stores,
blacksmith shops. three lumber yards
and good schools. This can all be
broken up. AT present there are 80
acres under cultivation. Small frame
house and stable, all new. Any one
wanting something good should in
Vestgate this. Half cash. balance on
easy payments; $17.O0 per acre.
No. 19-Anyone wanting to speculate
! or some farmer who wants something
good for himself and boys should in
vestigate this $40 acres. Soil sandy
| loan on a clay subsOil no stones;
| 500 acres under cultivation; go acres
meadow; so acres pasture; nice grove,
/ good house, barn and granary. cost
| ing 5000. 90. An everlasting supply Of
| good water; we'll s feet deep; five miles
| from the town of BOttineau; $500
| per acre, half cash, balance on easy
terms, s per cent.
No. 21-460 acres good sandy loan on
| clay SubSOil. five miles from BOttineau:
| 400 acres under cultivation. Every
| thmg III connection with this farm
| In splendid condition. Set of buildings
| new and modern. costing s.. 600 90
! Two good wells, is feet deep; $40 acres
! ready for crop. Last year produced
| 5000 bushels of wheat 500 of flax. 1000
! bushels of oats, 700 of barley; $4,000. 90
! cash, balance to suit the purchaser
at per cent; $3.50 per acre.
No. 24-Black loan on a clay subsoiI
| No stones; 80 acres under cultivation;
! 1876 acres can be broken; % acres
meadow. Small frame house worth
! $4,000. Price $14.50 per acre.
No. 2-1,44O acres of choice land
| 4 miles from p good town. Soil sandy
| loan, clay subSOil VIII sell the whole
| or any part Of the above at $1,000 per
| acre: 100000 cash, balance six years
! or to suit purchaser at per cent.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
Stewart Land Company
(LINITED)
BOTTINEAU, N. D.
Of Improved Lands
in North Dakota

In blocks Of from $50 to 1000 acres.
Fine climate, excellent soil, and good
markets.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
sSurrctnin9 OpbeOclie.

Den bdnIte Yioneer" meooeler III
@darsnummer, at Dor o1gti9e Qanosz
manb gager S.p. Sergenlen pad BIN
Ton St.. Omaha, bar afItauet i'm 5ors
refining.
SSergenIen bar be Ienere 2ldr orez
pet en- meget betpoelig 5orretning, og
od EN- 3piter fOrle0en Tom til BAN. %
ipurgte, om ban piloe I9lge, n9pnebe
SergenIen en- Gum uoen' oos egentlig
at babe til .9eniist at ialge. 3nf1eren
Hog til Sg9cniens OperruItelis til, og
Der ltoo ban.
Seq bar enbnu olorig brubt nit
Orb, tiger Ssr9enien, aOg Der bar lite
dnoet for mig at gsre enb at fGlse
Om tort Sio refer ban en- 91itz
tur bjem til Oanmart. @ermer /
Blair Ienber 6am ct biertelist ,,aptfe
paa ReiIe - Som mart igsn."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

ipilOte. 9iprneberss frimoOige 9ale
oil ogfaa pGre bet.
9ct eneIte fire er, at Re fire gobe
finite WanO nu bill 6lipe erItattebe
al 9obritoIfs areaturer, iom poits
rirsttgrea for nblig bleo crltattet, og
Iom andre fremragsnb: Gmbeo.mano
er blepen eritdttebs.
Og bet triite er, at Der life ipnes
at bGrs Wlangel paa Sinner = enoog
Ulano meo gamle, anIete Rapne, Ger
ielgsr oeres patriotisme for en- 9et
9inofer.
SIGr tar ost 9ammsl fennomanIfe
Bart efter3aunoen erbperust fig en-
fsrgelig 9ersmmelie paa bette Oms
rdafs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
Sfoletu9t / oe 9ooe
9amlc Oaoe.
(9lf Sdn nz9 y bjerg.)
Gt inierei iant Yrn0lc G.GnIfab.

Om Soban Sutob 6du6erle fra
S1ndben fort9Ies, at ban ferte 300
ober De Stroffe, ban u0Oelts, og al
ban lin noget oper bdlpbunbreoaarigt
8irtombeb uooelte 911, ,527 Stofte-
prpgl, $4,000 gfisIag, 20,989 Nop=
linger eaer Glaps meo Qinedlen, 1856.
715 9aanbim9f eaer 9adnbbaif, ogs
iaa taloet !0aanotage. 1925 Munb=
ooit, 1905 9refigen, /, 1,115,800 6opeo=
neooer, %, 1853 Hotubsner meo gibel,
Satefismus, Sdn9bog eller @rammas
tit (bpert dnoet Qlar mdatte tan al
ben 8runb onitaife fig en- M 8i6eD,
777 9dnge an9len pad 2Grter, 631
8dn9e SnGlen pao ct trefdntet StDffs
3r9. 5001 0iiciple baDoe baoret 9Gss
let, 1907 0iiciple babbe mddttet bolbe
Hiiet meo opratt 6aano. Sblanot
Stotfeprp9lene par 100000 for life
l9rte latinite @loIsr, og iblanbt 9is=
ila9ene $4,000 for life lprte @ers.
Sblunot 6ans 1000 Stelbsoro bar en-
3rcoieoel at egen Opfnoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
i D Ian oet.


st serum III D D @ farla'
gensfeb er? @n ret upli0t5-
uGffen0e Weobelelie, oer oil oeffe
Snteresle lanot uo oper mebicillife
Streole, fommer fra Berlin. Den
ly0er laalebes:
5 &arsberetnin9en fra 9ejier rq
Sejlerii,be 5riebrib5 8prnebplti l.
tal meobeler Soipitals= 5orltanber,
Brofeslur 8arinifp, at bet er Inf
fefes ben tibli1ere glsliitent peb
0ulpitalet, nupGrenbe @bef for Ga
boroturiet peo ben Sberingife ga
brit, Or. Gronion, at frernItille et
Serum, Der 9gr 9Dr uinobta9eli9e
for Sfarlagensfe sfeber9ften. Ger CT
p9laa allerebe ioreta9et 5urlg9 paa
Wtennelfer, p9 bisle bar life o9ret
belt uoen Helultater, men De fan
bog enbnn life paa lan9t ner be
tra0tes ion ofilutteoe. Gn befini=
tiO 3Dm fan berfor enbnu life iel=
oes ON Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
Gaif llngS0m.

aotomo, Sn0.. Is. 5sbr. StoIe.
superintendent Sgg GAP @aar Orore
til, at aGe Orenge gpIfolerne itulr:
unberioges for at bringe paa bet rene,
ON De bar @aaben poa Jig. Der blep
life minore eno 800 8ebol=
bere, iom ale bar laoet meo potroner.
politi4efsn erflGrebe Dem at r9re
OpbbringenOe 8daben. 5or noole Oa=
se iiOen bier en- 0reng ore6t meO en-
iudfaloet geqetsispiitol, CO ilere 0rens
ge idareoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
Stpr Srano.

Springfield, O., 10. 5ebr. Sloen
soeIaaoe Moraes goun9 Men's Gbri=
titan QsIociations nps og toitbaregbgz
ming iamt 3beateret paa 5ountain
Square og flere andre 9pgnineer. 5a=
BET dniIaas ialt til $325,00O, bporaf
be 10 3reoiebele er o9ftet Deb 9(sIus
rance. gn nepfalOenbe Wtur uf 5bes
ateret tnuite Ululbolanos Supslerbu=
til p9 orabte tire Wano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
De ofifeoiseoe
Oupernorer.
tSn Njrrp sliifeosan'o

Sire al 5iniduos 0uoernerer to9
for en- ug,s 3io iiOen beres 2lff,6.
De piloe ifts g0l tilitrGttelia itdrpt
til Darts oDetfor bet beruepIigtigs,
urge 0lanoita6, Der uosb.eD ira Ses=
iionen, og iod If ee aas Dor. til at
inooi9e bsres 2lfitebsbeqering. Glers
bilos Be omaaaenns bliOe ipartsbe I'D
al here's Gmbeoer.
Zen enc af hem. beu Ojaros og
bejt dniets gisrrsberg / Iaia, bar
itrspet en- msget uOferlig 9tnieoning
ON 9tfifep.
0an 6stoner 5innernes tore 9ops
troiia5. aun pna ct guntt bar ben
iDiqtsi: ooerfor 99rnepligtslopsn.
Men oette IfDlsss Golfets eniiemmige
Gpfattelie az at Oenns aob er etSpers
qre5. "a ben er tommen Stano uoen
Stanosgnss Meooirtning.
giorus6crg GER opmartiom pda, at
6an iioligtrs bar betonei bette / en-
Stripelis til g8oren, ban beo 10 tun
itis. ON ZEN uogeniinoe er tommsn
e3aren 9anee. 6an reo Fare, at
general1assrner go6ritoF mecsslis
BAN, at heuns Gpfattelie BAR up1sisn=
De for Ct Gaperner. San peo bess
u6en, al cd andre @upernprer tilitils
leoeg 5aren lignenoe StriOelier. iit be
piebltteta Srbre til ct isge 4fitso.
0an antaser life, al bel bill gaa ham
beore. Og ba hans Sampittigbeo,
bans Peipeit for 5inlanOs 2oDs og
fans aGrligbeO til Ret finite 5olt fors
bDoer Gam at anpenDe be bobritpffite
9pangsmiolsr. 6nifer 6dn at forlabe
ben @ernina, iom bar peret BAN mcgst
Hdar 9cbritpif inoIenoer De andre
@upernerers Sfripelie, men life bans,
er @runben iunbinnlispis ben, at
gjsrnebsrs itaar ct meget benifabsiist
5or6olo til asjIerbuist. NaOnlia ifdl
GntefejisriDOtn iaite meesn g5ris pao
1dm.
Iiunerne h0aber nlI. al hans iiDIte
Gtripelie BIZ enad frem tit rstte pebs
fommenbs, cg aorreiponcsnter ira
6eliingfors ubtaler iie optinliitiif ON
o.ns muliae 8irfnin9er.
glf, 6aobet rg Optimismen bill ogz
ioa bsnae Sang ifuffe Ginnerne. Der
er bleosu ajurt iaa mango aoriea paa
at penne Siemningen peo Ydopirtning
af atjisrbuIet, % be bar alle pGret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
QIlniltcrium for banoeI
o9 Jnouitri.

5 Here 9lar bar Der ber 9anbei
p9ret Gale ON al oprette en- eQen
3egeringsdfoeling for 9anoel oa Sn-
ouItri. 1len bper 3ongresIamlina
ipntes ben at itulle Dige pldoien for
andre Eager. Uen MI biloc ben life
Iqngere ldoe pente paa i'm 0ennemfg=
reli. qr9ioenten paaitbnote ben tit
8ubitab. Spgrgsmoalet om Reoulez
ring al 5ruits tilligemeo Qlrbeioeruroz
li9beoerne tr9neoe, at man giorbs III
nor al oenne Sag. Sad 9srca9s bar
oen gpp. iom Itaber bet me ulinis
iterium, faroig fra aongresisr, og
prRiioenten unoeritrep ben.
5il at betlabe ben npe Yoit pr9Iiz
oentens aabinet er bans pripatfetre=
ter George .. Gortlpon uoiet. Wlon
mener, at bans llbn9pnelie oil itrdfs
bIiue itdbfaiiet iSenaiet. 0an ital pare
relititfe: iur poiten iaabel iom til at
orgdniiere eet npe 0apdrtement.
Der fan n9ppe prre 5pibl ON, at
Opreitelisn al en- iaaban eeen Reeez
ringsafpelina for 6anbel og Snbuitri
pil pre- en- befOig Snbflpbelie. sSffe
olene pil ben fremme 9anoets 9el iGrz
ia pdl cisie Smraabei, men gennem
ben Oil BET blipe muligt bdaoe at re-
9ultr, melemitatslig 6dnbel ng De
idatlIQte Gruits % at bsore 6or6olz
be. lnsllsm aapitaI CO 9trbsios.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
Gn lang Sfoleiio.

Ndar Oiiciplinen iIer / tiolieers
3io bar iaa barit, ftploes bet til 9els
ben flet lpnneoe og baorli9t pplpite
0preritano. qoitillige 9prere bar lite
en- Sang naaet frem til Stubenteretsz
amen. s beres Stoletib babbe be til
maattet tigse fig frem, og enbnu efter
oeres 2lniattelie leo be al behring's
Ipreer pg bstragteoe Stoleembebet ION
ct @ennemgangsleo til ct pr9itefalo.
1ern9lt bar ben 5ib, man gift Sfole,
operoroentlig lang. Set bar life fj9ls
bent, at man git 16 til 20 Ndr Sfole,
ia Sagnet fortaller, at en- Sang pdr
5aner % Spn idmtibig0ilciple fam.
me Stole. @noelig bibroe ogIad til
bet itore 9tntal Gleper / 9lusien til
at gpre 9iiciplinen panitelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
Qe iaareOei

@n liben 6tolegut fan reg
ne Get I'D $500 oa $50 % $500
minus $1.25 er $3.55 OplBsuing: Det
fprite 9elsb reprGlenterer, 6bab Dot
toreHs fsrIte 8eisg toiter i ct alminoes
ligt SggoomstiIT9loe; 6ertil er abpe=
ret $50, omtrent bOao Meoicinen bil
toIte, lom ban oroinerer. 0ertil er
aoberet $500, ,fom ban tager for lit dns
bet 8eieg, ndar ban tommer igen for
at ie, bboroan Webicinen bar birfet.
0eite uOggr ialt $3.50, b. b. T., ON
man lite beregner, at ban muligpis
bill inofinoe iig Here @anse. Sra bette
gelsb iubtra6erer bi $1.25, Yriien pad
en- Itor 5laite meo Or petsr's ,,auri@
70" Der efter al Sanblpnli9beb bilbe
babe b9ret mere enp tilitr9ttelio til
at bepirte 6elbreoelie. 8ette efterlaz
Ger en- Rsitunce at $3.50. bpiltet Be
LOB altIad trnoe p9re blepen iparet /
bette 5ilfatoe, for life at nabne, bpor
betpemt Bet er at babe poa 0aanoen
En- Mebein, man fan itole paa, bbao
Ger eno MATTE inotraHe. 3uiinosr at
5dmilier Der 2dnbet bar leit bette
problem paa en- tilfrebsitillenoe Maas
be, baaoe boao beres 2omrebog rg
6slbreb dngddr. 3r. peter's ,,&uris
10" tar p9ret anperbt msb alori9
ioigtenbe SeIo aae be alminoelig
foretommenee Sngoomme rg er en- abs
Iolut puoltoelig 5amiliemebitin. Den
Ialses Blot al Ipecisae 9tsentsr eller
oiretts fra 5abrifanten. Strip til
Or. 9eter Garbrnep. 112-114 On.
Sobns 9lpe., Gbicagc, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
Oopheo fan life helbreoes

peb lofole bler ba be life fan noa ben onerebne 9ef
al Oret Ser er fiin ell Wtoobe at flrere 9spbeb pa
bet er peb fontutionele Wiiblsr 9epbeb ioroaroQes
oeo en- betanbt Iilitarb of Slimbnben bet euitoife
Jsr Woor bette Msr bliper tnfameret nlGrfer Sc en-
rlenoe Spb eler anr en- hoarlio 5erelie pa uaar ben
blioer belt nttet er 9eobeo sssloen, og lreo mnbre
getrnoellen fan arneS. o9 bette Rer 9iengtoeS fin
normne 4iano. nll 1ere!ien nRre ebeaqt for itebe.
yh no al l rloe fremtahes neo Nntorrb ber IN,
tet onhet enD en- betGnbt 1iliiono al Slimbiuoerne
V pii Qioe ct bnoreos 8onors for etbpert 9ilfelbe
a 9epbco 0praaraa' af sotarrb) iom life Tan fnre.
-ee neb Hail's Caiarrh Cure. SfrIn efter Girfuare
rlt r. s. 6henep Il O., Gplebp. 8.
fRF@f~ iar2 s~s af-~tfsfe-, Tss
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6aaro Yintcr.

pierre, 9. D. 18. 5ebr. Ter er
fommen britt forurolieenbe @fterretz
nInger ira ,,Sletten" an9aaenoe 5ab
al artaturer unoer ben foloe periooe.
&o9g / badrlig 5oOerItano er for
itFrIte 9elen buffet unbsr for bet 6aars
be 8eir. 3abene bliper tore pdu bea9e
Sioer al Wlisipuri 9Riper. paa gTts
iioen er Ger bog Here StsOer 6oripning
Of 6s; men paa @eitiioen er Snebaltet
80 Dlil brebi, Og fsrft bagoeO bette
er Der 6sbe for areaturerne.
Siour, Gitp. ga. 18. 6ebr. S Dag
er bet 8interens toloeite Dag, ioet
3ermometret er 18 @r. unber .3ero.
5opefd, aun., 18. 5ebr. 9eiret
bar Dag DGret bet toIDeFe @inter
oper bele aanias, eftsr boab &c / Nj
ten inolebne gfterretnin9er melosr.
0ele 8agen far 3ermometret bpret
nnoer 3ero. 0.r fllges itartt Der obsr
aulman9el, neiien lioe Tda itertt fom
"a &ulnsDea bar paa lit 66jeTte Mlans
ae Gfterretningsr ON Itor HeO inptom=
mer, og mdng. arsatuyer er omtomne-
SaOen. llia9, 1s. 5eor. Q(ne 9oa
podo ollnicn Pacific" eTifra er forTintsSe
pad ubeitemt 3ib. ,Sntct 9Og CT an.
tommen til Ogten db b.tte Spor fben
! @aar Dloraes qasidgerer, o.r rejs
tie pitpoa meo 5ogene 9lr. 2 og 4,
tom bobebtnlos tilbage i9sn Dag fra
9rsen giiber. Go9ene Rr. 2 % gif
til Raplins, cg BET forlDSer, at Snss
masIerne bill bliDe gsnnemitaarne peo
S9erman 0i0, Tda at be tan tomme
igennem til G6eeenne. Soeene psItfra
er foriinteoe "a 5imer.
Gbicago, 18. 5ebr. Ga bio,nOs
auloe meo Hart 8lait rsiite fig / 9ez
BET af giatien rg ootieOe benimoO
8aeninqen til S.orm. Der cr megen
'Glsnfigt,o blanot oe LATTICE. fent bet
crganiiereoe garmbjeriigbtosag6ejO
anTtrsager iig til bet pberIie. Sui
manee,sn fslss oqfad bitttrt, en- enb
ifie fda baarot Iom TIMBER forrige
autrsrir6e. DIR inches os3Derre
ON aoIfiiliee 0sO8falO bsO Sbi,lfr9s-
ming. Sermometre. sr 2ieblifttt
Z Or. unesr 3ero.
Snbianopolis, Sno., Is. 5ebr. Gn
al r. patfte ,,9li55arbs" her mango
2(ar bar biemis9t SnOiunOpolis, raier
Der for 9js5litfst. Stgnt aemperas
turen @uar iant Taa bpbt, at enbper
Reccro blso Ilaaet, er 9iiitanren /
Dag langt nerre. sra Stloften fire
ON Worasnsn til ST. 9 sorm. folot
5ermpmetret Is Or, og dlt tpncr
pdo, at Yejret biiDer eronu fplosre.
Ganta re, yeip Ulerico, 18. iSebr.
Sire ,,aoet Sslanb" pasiasertOg fios
Der foit / Sneen 20 Ulil gprb for 3ors
rance paa 81 paio &c Nortbeditern
9anen. Gn tel 6Gr af Snetaitere er
rpttet uO fra 5orrante for at rnooe
8anelinisn. 9tas 9elesruftrdabe fig
ger nsos. auften er for 0jebliltet
flar og milb oper bele Ggnen.
8oIeco, o., 1S. 5ebr qaa Gruno
al ben uIGopanliae &uloe er abitilligs
Stoler blep lutfeoe Der. 3rafit al en-
b0er 9(rt er n9iten umulig paa @runb
al Sne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

Sunfen Camper 3ampe=
reu pO.tapa Sept. 91iculp, paa
Rejle fra s5ilabeliia til Malmp meb
$500 IONS Betruleum, 9rinbItpote
furleoen paa yTiltlarna @pte=
borg 6juro. Get lpffebes ben neb
egen @jelp ct fumme ilot p9 anfre
pda @lfsbur9fjuroen. men iorrige
gtat er Damperen plublelig iinfen
mibt pea sSjurben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
storm i @irsiinia.

Norfolf, @a., 18. 6e6r. geboslies.
6pie, Stolbbpgninger og andre llo=
bllfe blep ebelagt unoer en- ooloIom
Storm / Munoen's goint Manoag
often. 5lers MenneTfer tom iii Stabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20
sbin oa &orn Ct Yenge.

100 Pd. Of Moore's Stoch Food bill fDrbinbre
Spgbpm bos Spinene ps 5pare 70 Bu.
Mtnis. Sbis lite, foiter bet intet. S9lges
poa 80 0aees Yrgne. Yriien Ell $3.50 pr.
100 SD. Sorbinbrer lltpi bos Spniene, p9
be logger ilere gGs, ellers ingen Detailing.
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO..
~ @aenier Gniles. Council Bluffs, La.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-20

Merico, Oct mebpeles, at 9eee=
rineen bar nnoer alporlia Operpejelis,
at laoe Suffer fra auba fomme inb
tolofrit, for Iooleoes at foresribe 8irf=
nineen af ben 6eroarence Sltffertrults
Mrbejos.