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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
SSreOerif 9ange 6runotuig.
Joot 1854 300 1908.

U@A4HANU'NN ~ Nfff ~ u WV
+. 6. @runotbig felgenbe Imuffe Utias
be, Iom FOREIGNER at tenpes at pore 29z
fere.
Gfter en- fort 9iografi fortfatter Sr.
9eitereoaro Iaaleoss: Ndar man lag
ger Wl9rte til, at ban tilbragte 5iben
fra fit 27. Qar og til lit as. Qur /
Qmerita, % ban alereoe oeoe / AZ
Mars AlDeren, er bet let at ie, at
bans Wanoooms @erning falot Der /
9dnoet. Oct er life for me9et iagt,
at bans glaba bill minOes, ida l9nge
Der finbes IN oanit lutberif Girte /
Qmeriia, og BET bill 10 iittert iige bet
FANNIE JON, f~aalGnge Der finoes Wtens
neifer at odnit 6ertomit, Iom letter
en- 2Gre / at beodre Mooersmaalet.
Shi man tan treItig gaa uo fra, at
airfefoltet er benz, Der bolber l9ngit
I'D. 90 ielp ON bet itulbe lie, at
bdnife Menneifer / &irtea taIter Wo=
bersmaalet bag peb iig Dg berpeb am
tager en- M, pm life iuIt beore, 4anb,
er bet ct Spgr9smadl, ON life ogiau
efter Den Sio bans RaDn pil minoes /
iene SlGgter. 6poraf tommer bet?
Del tommer oerdf:
6reberit qon9e Crumbs
ri bar en- Stidto or 1T
5olt Mmtrifa.
SEQ p9l9er mine Orb meb Ombu,
forbi je9 sniter at rdmme / Wioten.
Wteb bisie Orb bar ieg ubtrntt bans
2ips gebriTt. Qf ben bill Der itaa
Chs i LANCE 5ioer oper prnrien og /
Sforen.
Der tunoe ogiaa iiges anoet ON
@runbtpie. 5an bar ogiaa en- @ranz
FER o9 6oriter, Ell jernhitti9 Mdno
meo forte 9rbejosebner. 6an ipslebe
/ i'm llngoom meo 5olteminoer %
5olteioqn, / fine ienere Nar meo ben
elbite triltne airfes 2io og 3antes
gono. % ban bar pad begge Setter n
oct Qrbeioe, iom andre, Der oil 6etr9be
oisfe 0eje, pil blipe ngote til at tage
0enina til. Men ielo / bans Sort
ninq bar Der noget al Stjalofabet,
t6i ran graniteoe life for @ranifnins
gems egen Stplo, men for 9iOets
Sfbtb.
9aar ie9 flyer, at GrunOtDig bar
en- Sfiaio fer port Soft / bette qano,
Iaa tager itg bette ORR / belle bets Be
tboning. @n Digter og en- Sfjdlo er
lite bet famine. Sfialoita6et tig9er
life Blot / bet Orb, Der opItrioes i
9iginingens 6orm % Snobolo; bet
lager %fulOtommen Iaa me9et / bet
Orb, Der tales, be 6daolinger, Der b
BEG, i beie ben perionlige 5remiras
ben. Stidlcen falber til 6anbling, til
8aao. Oct lpier ON BAN, boor ban
treber frem, 5oltene Inter til bans
Orb "a iglaer ham. Gn Sfialo er
mere en- &qmpe enb en- &unitner.
lib ira @isconiins Stope tom
@runotoig neo paa ben uabne gr9rie
% opilo9 lin golig beO Misiisiippi,
ben breoe 6loo. 6an tom meb ling
boms SIb og Strait, meO 5rtitbeo og
8arme. meo 2ps % meo 4anbss
magt. 90 Itent ban NOT fglte,
Den barite 9inb oper prGrien gaar,
Og be toIoe 6agl os / @aiigtet %Ilaar",
faa optog ban itrats SanOffen os
fang Dibsrt:
Zen barife 9ino ffal fun Itnrte bort
6aab,
Sg be toIoe 6o9l gioe 2ipet i'm 9aub".
6an too YlaOs pau sSsiOerne, itsOs
tie Tom 6eimbal / auren % talOte
meb itGrte Soner. !San talote paa
4anben:
.9om Norbens gamle &empeaaab,
fSlbo pper $pap til fierne apit
So iping Din 9onsepuanOl
Gnb famle tan Du Der en- Slot,
Com si | fremmeo Sub bar moi,
Men ejer eno en- 0lso / 8rbit.
Com TANNER Oeb Din Gpit.
men INN mon Qrnft 0u heh in
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

Zen life laa og fegeo
s 9pngen ben rpbe,
ia TOM Der en- 0ugOrm;
Zen BED - o9 bun bpoe.
81 aalf at bitter Snerte
Maa hi Menneife britte;
Rogle faar ben o%raabeoia,
Nlen ingen faar ben life.
glu bbiler bun hsruoe
9aa 9irtegaarospangen.
@eore 6ibt at 0rmen
Gnb lottet at Sldngen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

Som Den 99te odnfe St1dlo, pal
bar, bar ban life grum pg baaro, mer
milo og Bib. Der bar to Siber
bans Ratur, Iom fun tan f~orenes Dos
en- ~bet1oelig Mano. Zen fammI
Manb. ION bar frift og freioig DC
oiarb, Iom tGn0te glus paa 6ejene
ban par tiQige Iaa fulO at a9rlig6eo
Tad BARN og inoerli9. Seq bill itft
tale DIN, 6Ooroan benne IiOiie SHE
bans Gatur u%bfoloeoe Zig / bele iir
Stprfe | p~erionlig 0mgang, ION Del
meo Ben, ndar man traf BAN | bans
6jem unber be 6gje qpntrGer | Sin.
ton. t6bert enc tie MenneTte / Clinton
Meaigbeo pg mdn9foloige andre bill
6eDione bet. 6an bar en- Noelsmdnb
bette Oros egentlige Nlening. 6aboe
6an noget at "Opens Mob - og BET
6oboe ian -, iad iprang / bpert 5aln
6os BAN, fom / 0anmarts Sfjolo,
Qpben melem 0jerter.
Denne bjerteli9e Snoerlig6eb tan
Tpores / be allerfleite at bans Sdnge,
men ingen SteOs ibnes bet mig at
fonlme renere og %Ifgnaere frem enb /
bans iioite San9e fra Gfteraaret
1889, rg ieg fan lite laOe pare meo at
dfitripe TO at bisie Sdnge.
Zen enc Far til Ooeritrift: ,,@n enc
tie tiblig 5roitnat" og lboer:
0m Qftenen git Ri berube
9lanbt 9lomiteraes rige sSlor,
Def bar toloe. bladgrua Stper,
Der truenee iaa mob Serb,
Dog enbnu be fmad &olibrier
Sra 899er til 89ger flej,
Og 8eirmanben fpdaeoe 8arme,
vi WeHle, 9uH ulpIl9 lpl.
Wen ida fom Hdtten, ben forte,
Sg bbaeoe 8lomiterne ino,
Sg idd tom SyroIten, ben onbe,
O9 fpsieoe Dem pda &inb,
Sua itionebe 2ipets Sdfter
9aabe / Stilt og glao,
Saa Ipnteo bber glomit lit 9obeb,
Sun 5roiten imileoe glao.
0a Solen lbfteo / 2iter
Sit itraulenbe 2je6rbn,
Sod ben / StoO og 0ape
st bnteligt 0eoens SDn,
Den Ielbte be bdrmeIte Strdaler
Eli SorOens glpmiter neb,
Den oiloe Dem brinqe til 2ibe
gaanp peo i'm a9rlig6eo.
Men alt iom ben Ite9 paa 6imlen,
SO Iaa til glomiternes Tlor.
pa mprtneoes Q6D % Stilte
SO 6leD Iom ben forte Sorb.
1adr 9inOea Itrpg 9ennem 9apen,
8et rdsleo iom oisne Gip,
Gn eneite tiOlia 8roitnut
lloitutte glomiternes 2io.
vi, er Der 6lannt MenneIfeprimlen
81 mango / Somrens 5lor,
Som Dog / en- Rat fan mite
vi @lpbe % 5reo pad Soro!
90 Iioen fan iaqen 8drme
gringe ct Stdberlip. -
Gn eneIte tioli9 5roItnut
San 9oe ct 6aabefulot Sin.
Den anoen Gang er Itrepet en- balo
Snes 0a9e ienere og lpOer iaales
oes:
Der liager iaa meaet / 0pOstamp,
Sea itaar og Ier oerpdd,
Seq fnuger be folbebe SGnoer
so bprer nit 9jerte ilad.
Oct bpeaOe til mig blinter:
On beoer 10 life, bsOl"
SEQ tan, ieg Tan life beoe
N}en fun Ioeoe Qngltens Sbeb.
5 SjRlen 8sl9erne brute
Som paa ben Itormilagne Ss,
Oct lpoer Tom Sfrig al Maager:
.9et maa. bet mad Life os!"
Men rolig fan beb min Sioe
Gn Gen paa 0ebsfdmpen ie:
,gi fe7ber ej Serrens Santer.
CAB fun bans Billie Ite!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

Den,
Og brute meo Sang gennem @tos
BEN.
Sg ban talote meb blibere 3oner,
Iom / 9auren, naar bet tyr forneoea
% parmer %fraooen:
o9aaren er fommet, &refterne 10
fes,
@rennes bet ital paa Slette og
6jRlb,
Sien er imeltet, flittig Der PIES
aop9enoe Drill al Minoernes 9Glo.
ginbene fufe,
8ettene brute,
5uglene Ibage,
8lomiterne gpnge,
Qdnoen til 9jertet baner fig Bel"
Der er 2Drif I bette. Mlen bet er
life for 2pritens Stplb, ban ipnger.
Zen er BAN fun ct Miooel. Sfjaloens
lgie faiter fig bagbeO bet lpriite pau
,Minoernes 8elo" og @anoens 8ej
til 9jertet.
Uien @ruubtoig bar - ielpfelgelig,
tan man Iigs = en- tirtelig Sfialo.
0an bleIte life blot / 0eimoalsbornet;
ban rineeoe ogiaa meb 8irtetlotfen:
80, bsr ps! pore 5ebres Sub,
Som fulgte os / 8eroen no
Mieb farligt 6abersje,
9ereb os Der paa benne Ylet
ct fife pabi9t Ha3aretb
5or 09tsten mob bet bsie."
ga .89fsten mob bet beje", bet bar
ben, ban fang ON og Itreb for. 8erfor
lang ban pioere:
ga, TAB ou BED bin 6%eaigaano
ST Sdmfuno Der meb Sroet8gddnb
5or Goigbeben bunbet,
Sg lRr os beb bit 0~daoeboro,
4t fun / Samfunb Der paa Serb
Gr qiost8 2ntte funoet".
3 oisIe % andre 9oner contender
Ri BAN, aGle oi. Iom tenote BAN per
Ionlig, og iom eliteOe ham. SITE
ianot, Du iom bar let 6um % bprt
BAN. bet lpIte 10 at belle bans Stit=
felie, at 6dn rdr en- Siialo, naar ban
troaote frem % rate fin 9aano uo
OOer Prprieu % lang:
.9ar 6ilIet On grsnne Gang,
5bor Nanoen fra HOrO tai 6ngge,
Stolen potIe me0 B%olteIang,
Oq tribes / airtens Stpgge".
eQer naar ban meo 5%rejDigbeo raa6te:
Bort bi it9nneb fra 6eores 9anb,
Oe fpreotes for ale 9inoe,
DANTE Sjerter enonu bog tan
@n Yej til bperdnore finoe."
Wteb 9runotpio tom Der Ell nh
Sang inb bort 5olt / 4merifa. Dog,
BET par life bans Gang ulene, Der bib
neoe ON Stjalo1fab. Oct bar bele bans
perion. Man laa itrats, at oenne
ober 6 Sob bpie Mano meo BET bit
bdarne SoOeo, bet ebelt formeoe Qns
iigt oe ben beie 9aa0e, life par nogen
alminoelig Wano.
4anDens Se9l imptteOe bans aus
inn, og b9beoe ban i'm opbe, malms
fuloe Hsit { Gale og Sang, bar bet Iom
@anoea bl9Ite pad 3ilbsrerne, og
man mGrteoe gingeilaget at ben tic
re 5ugl, iom teller frem pad De brebe
@inoer. 0ertil bele bans SeOn9eo,
2(a6enbeO og 2isefrembeO. Sngen Ops
itDltet6eb, ingen forlorea 5inbeb /.
@aien eaer 9rast. Sntet, abiolut
intet uagte. MaeO auben 9jelm os
meo bet brebe SlagiOarb bar ban en-
aanbelig Stribsmanb, en- Riboer /
9(anoens 0erben, ubea Srp9t og uoen
5inter, Iad banIt fom ingen anben /
bet eanIte 2anb. Som Seeren meb
gjet langt forube ipurgte ban ON 500
.pebpeien, &ongepejea, uben at betbmre
Iig ON Sibes og Smutpeje, ON Stres
her M Ghber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
6ngorine,l.

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-04-10

There was nearly fifty cases at tina
place during the winter and ha'
incurred quite an expense upor
the county.
1t is now an assured fact that
the people on the Big Cottonwood
will have q post office out there as
John Byrne, today, forward d to
the post office department his bond.
The name of the new Office will be
Burns and will haye semi weekly
mail service.
II. L. Hollister in company with
+. G. Rutan and other capitalists
OF Chicago arrived in Shoshone last
evening and drove over to the Sho-
shone Falls to look over the ground
and tunnel at the falls, and we are
informed that Mr.. Hollister and
others will form new company
and work will be resumed at once
on the old tunnel and the power
plant will be put in as soon as
possible. The company has had
lawsuits regarding the title to the
'alls which they have bad 10 fight
which has delayed the work and
low that they have been disposed
i and they have q title to it they
vill at once push the work on the
liant. n
A man by the name of Chas. A.
.und, of Pueblo, Colorado, was I.
rought to shoshone from Bliss
esterday in demenled condition.
he man was on his way to Seattle =
1ashington. 80 he says and in
is pocket was found a note book
which he had written 81 am not
lilty OF any crime" He seems to
link that some one is after him
r some crime, When put in Jail
as searched but later on it was
und that he had attempted to cut
S throat and had all tabbed him 1
If in the chest and abdomen. He
onounced insane and will be
ken to Blackfoot. )
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-04-10
Thoroughbred Chickens.

White Wyandottes exclusively
best Eastern laying strains large
in size fine in color and shape.
B. b. Red Game Bantams small
in size, make fine pets for the
children. Eggs for Matching 1,5O
per Is, fine white wyandotte
cockeral for sale call and see them.
20-lm c. II. Wheeler.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-04-10
Notice.

Notice is hereby given; that the
undersigned will aoply to the Board of
Commissioners at their regular meeting
in April next for the assistance Of a
deputy during meetings of the board of
County Commissioners and terms Of
the District Court.
A. |. MCMAHON, County Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-04-10
Local Brevities

4 DR.. Nourse and vile OF Halle,
were in Shoshone Tuesday, on thei
way to Boise where the doctor is +
attend a meeting OF the state medi
cal board he being one Of th'
members.
Doctor and Mrs. J. w. s. Emer
son and little son returned from
Portland, Oregon. Wednesday
morning where they had been on
a pleasure trip for nearly month.
FLOYD Angel passed through
Shoshone Tuesday on his way to
tiailey to attend the funeral OF his
father Texas Angel " ho died last
Sunday. Floyd is attending the
state university at Moscow.
A box social was given by the NJ,
w. A. lodge last Saturday evening
in the new lodge rooms. 1t was
attend by only few members OF
the order and a pleasant evening
was spent.
Nelson Bennett, who has one OF
the big contracts or the Twin Falls |
canal was in the city Monday and
says that he has large force OF
men and teams at work on his
section OF the work.
The blacksmith shop of A. II.
Williams caught fire Tuesday
morning owing to an defective hue
which caused little excitement
or few minutes, but was soon
xtinguished with serious dam
&c.
J. B. Hulse, the HALEY photo
rapher came down Tuesday and
pened up The old gallery at this ,
lace and is now ready for business /
nd also informed us that he in
nded keeping a man here all the
me.
George Lamb. OF Robertson,
'yo.. was il the city today and I
compay with other parties drove
It TO the Twin Falls canal to look
er the land. Mr.. Lamb is here
tho interest of himself and q
her parties who wish to secure
me Of the rich land in Ida no.
for saloon licenses p,
re made this week by the Pull :,
IN Restaurant COMPANY OF
mama; Joseph Keefer, Of Sho-
me; George Bassett for saloon
way station between Kimama
Miner; d. McLaren Of Mini c.
"a; w. i Coltharp, Of Ilagerman in
:, de
shoshono has few big stiffs who 60
M to have no other ambition in th,
than to stand on the street cor
$ and criticise others. Their
'nds should intercede for them
find for them some profitable
ployment. It has not been H.,
ny years since they reformed.
Dr.. Kleinman, who has been
ne county physician reports in
there Is no more smallpox chi
IS at Hsgerman, as the quaran- PEI
had been removed last week. 40 40
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-04-10
Events Of
a Week



Fresh oysters can be had at the
piaekinan's Cafe.
Chas. Seneca, was in town from
sheep camp this week.
will pay tho highest market
pii:s FOR fresh eggs. J. NJ. Butte
Sheriff DAVIS, Of Haley, was in
fhoshone the first OF the week.
J. II. Williams, Of Rsxburg.
was shoshone visitor Monday.
DR.. Kleinman reported five cases
81 scarlet fever at Hugcrman last
week
For Easter novelties watch 7.
NJ. SIarrh's window Saturday and
Sunday.
Go to d. w. Yaden, for pianos.
ogans and Singer sewing ma
chimes.
Subscribe for the Shoshone
journal the only papsr in Lincoln
county.
Henry Smaley, OF Kanoka, was
tfansacting business at the county
seat Tuesday.
ID. w. Yaden will sell you
second hand sewing machine for
srom $500 up.
Mrs. Frank MilIsaps returned ,
from Haley Tuesday, where she !
had been visiting tor a week.
MrT Stockslager returned to her
homs in HALEY, yesterday after a
couple OF week visit in Shoshone. y
a most appropriate gift for y
Easter is nics perfume made from a
the towers. See +. NJ. Starrh's e
window. i
Lssiio Stockslager, came down
from Moscow, Tuesday where he v
las been attending the state uni in
sersily, OF
Jesse Chrisman, wife and chill o'
lren returned from the east Sun In
day where they have been spend OF
ing the winter. so
Chas. Lumb, has resigned his
? ,sitlon as baggageman on the we
psegon Short Line and will look M
'ttsr the ranch this summer. HI
Herman Wolfe, who has been sh'
eaching IN the Peck school district AZ
vas IN the city Saturday and says an
hat his school closed the first OF 40
Ipril.
John Hart, Of HALEY. who has see
barge OF the business of the LIE
''eky Mountain Bell Telephone mel
company was in the city the first fri'
I the week. ane
EN-
Judge Lyttieton Price and Court !.
tenog rapher Barstow came down
ON HALEY Tuesday on their way
} McuntRlnhome, where the Judge act
III hold court. tina
-. -, cas-,
Miss Florence Weber, of HALEY, lin.
IN charge Of the Rocky Mountain
ell Telephone exchange until -.
&c company can get some one to
Ike charge Of the business,
j. n. Hugg:ns. OF Granger. (
yoming, WAS in the city this
eek and made trip to shoshone (
ais, To look at tie hotel which I
, had intended leasing
Carl Miller came In from the
'dafs Yesterday and Gays that he
'ssed thirty.live teams on his WAY :
that we're hauling out Height to {
9 new town Of Miner. :
State Game walden w Van /
on. Of lIagerman. was 10 the I
y ior fe" hours Tuesday. Mr.. !
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-04-10
Program for L. r. Club.
APRIL Il, 1903.

~ TIL Il IVOOs
Roll call--Quotations from Ten
nyson.
Paper-Merlin and Vivian
Mrs. Crosse.
Reading of Guinevere-by the
club.
Paper-Passing of Arthur
Mrs. Villas.
Current events
The club will meet with Mrs. Chas,
M. Hemphill.
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
News In Brief.

Ole Peterson, 435 Adams street north
east, Minneapolis, was found dead in
bed
During a storm lightning struck the
barn of B. Fuchs, south Of Perham.
The building was destroyed, together
with three stacks of grain and four
head of cattle The loss is partially
covered by insurance.
Mrs. HendHna Voorbeck Of lie Sueur
eighty years old, has been arrested and
held under 5000 bonds for chopping
down line fence near her residence.
Some one fred shot which broke g
plate glass window IN the American
National band, Sixth and Minnesota
streets ST. Paul.
Wisconsin nfemen viii not take
part in the interstate competition Of
miitiamen to be held at Lake City,
Mimi, next month
Knute Nelson died at the age of 81
at Grand Meadon he was de of the
fiYst white men who came % the Bear
Greek settlement in 1852
~
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
MINNESOTA NEWS.
A Negro Fiend.

Struggling in the cruel grasp OF
burly colored man, Ruby Steele, 13
years, old, was carried from her home
in Minneapolis at an early hour in the
morning and released only when her
abductor was forced by pursuers to
abandon his intent,
Awakening from a sound sleep at l
O'Clock in the morning by strong
pressure over her face the young girl
whose home is at 1414 Sixth street SE.
Minneapolis was terrified by the sight
OF negro sitting in the window.
She cried cut in terror, and the in
truder leaped to her bed and bearing
her in his arms, ran to the window,
striking down in his fight the girls
mother, who had rushed to the room,
aroused by her daughters cry. ?
A strong odor of chloroform perme-
mated the atmosphere. -.-,
Hurling now the half conscious child
to the balcony, the negro leaped from
the room. He seized the girl and,
gaining the ground, made off in the
darkness.
The girl by this time had gained q
better control of her senses, and
screamed in terror, the negro striving,
she says, to choke her into silence.
Neighbors were attracted to the
scene by the child's crys, and her as
sailant abandoned her, disappearing in
the night.
He was soon arrested and is sharply
guarded.
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
Coal is Found.

Reports from the the Coal country
north of Pelican Rapids are to the eff
feet that several shafts have been sunk
in different places, and coal has been
found in every instance, the veins be-
ing about three feet in thickness The
coal is of the Ignite varirty, but of a
good quality.
The announcement that coal has
been discovered caused some excitement
here year or two ago, but very little
has been heard of the matter lately,
and it was generally supposed that the
prospecting had been abandoned until
the blowing up Of an engine and the
serious scalding of Engineer Peter Au-
duholm few days ago called atten-
tion to the fact that work was still in
progress.
There is difference of opinion as to
whether it will pay to mine coal Of this
thickness at the depth at which it is
being found, but some of the mining
experts hold that it may pay we'll The
Duluth company which is pushing the
exploration has recently compelled all
of the men who enter its employ to take
an oath to keep still about the discov-
cries
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
Not Compulsory.

For the first time in many years the
public schools of Minnesota will open
this fall to all children without ques-
ton regarding vaccination The new
statute which received Gov. Van SAINTS
signature in April last expressly for
bids the compulsory vaccination Of any
child or the requirement of vaccination
as qualification for school attendance.
Only in case smallpox becomes epi-
demic can vaccination of school chill
dren be required, and then only when
a board of health and school board
acting jointly enact such a rule. This
bill was compromise measure after
the defeat of bill prohibiting all
compulsory vaccination which last
spring passed the house and was re-
jected by the efforts of medical mem
bers in the senate.
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
To Benefit the Indians.

Major g. L. Scott, acting Indian
agent at Onigum, has received from
Washington authority to make con-
siderable improvements ON the proper
ty of which he is agent. Cess Lake
school will be enlarged under the, ,di-
rection of DR.. Rodwell, agent at Cass
Lake, end ths seheel et Cross K Lake 1
sTlY ee enlarged, the saw mill will be
re-established at Red Lake agency,
horses will be purchased and the agen-
cy building repaired at Red Lake. A
school house barn will be built. This
work costing few thousand dollars,
Major Scott expects to have finished by
fall. Several buildings have been re-
Gently been added to the Leech Lake
agency and others are contemplated
The report that the Indians are on
the increase is misleading. The statis-
tics show neither decline nor in
crease, but that the population is at a
standstill, especially on the reserva-
tions.
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
Killed in Collision.

A wrecking car on the Seventh street
line in St. Paul collided with truck No.
1 of the St. Paul fire department..
Tillerman Patrick Fleming was fatal
ly hurt, dying at noon, and Lieute-
nent Henry Langevin, Truckman Os-
car Peterson and John Costello were
painfully hurt. Captain J. J. Nnlcrone
and the other members Of the truck
company were more or less bruised
and the truck was completely demol-
ished. Louis Hoffman, the moterman,
is under arrest.
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
DENMARK,

- DENMARK fsN
At the international cycling match
at Copenhagen the 200 kilometer pro-
fessional championship of the world
was won by Ellegaard, the famous
Danish wheelman.. .as=
Great damage was done to the crops
by rain storm In northern Jylland,
especially in Vendsyssel. At the Un-
dersted railway station the water was
two feet deep on the track.
The hotel at the Agger watering
place, Jylland, was destroyed by fire.
Some of the inmates barely escaped
with their lives. ~. .,.
The state railways of Denmark ran
behind to the amount of about $685.
900 in 19O1-19O2; but there was
profit of $s25,00o for the past year.
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS
FlNLAND.

The Russian government has re-
solved that the gap between the ter
mini OF the Finnish and Russian rail
way systems In St. Petersburg shall
be filled by the building of an ex-
ceedingly expensive line through the
city. The connecting link will be of
small commercial value; but it will
enable Russia to rush large armies
through st Petersburg and Finland
and throw them against northern
Sweden on short notice. So patent is
this fact that the Russian govern
ment itself advocates the construction
OF the line as move of great STRAIT
egic importance.
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
MACHINE OILS.

MACHINE OILS. Al
We sold the bulk Of Machine Oil last season. and many Of
our customers told US that our oil was the best they had
ever used, and cheapest in price. We have the same
brands this year.
Be sure and buy your machine oils from us. Come in
and get our prices.
Special prices in large quantities.
Warren sheaf., 1903-09-03
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Earnestly believing that carry the strongest line Of
working mems goods in the city, ask you to compare
quality and prices with other stores We do not believe
in foisting upon you poor article because is cheap
We want to give you the very best in the market at the
very lowest price, This believe the urest way Of
gaining and holding trade.