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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Sic Grtra=S eifpn.

Tad aeuBerun9en bes Yrdltbenter
gu idlieBen, wel9e lester Gage Be-
iu9ern seseniber 10 beildufis sefalz
len, bot ii9 BEL ibm Der gntl9luB se=
feittst, bic uislbeipro9ene grtra=S is=
Jung bes gonsreiies fur Ben 9. No=
pember einsuberufen. Ser Wtsnat,
pelder ;uii9en bielem Datum unb
benz .eriten Wontas i'm DECEMBER,
Benz gesinn Der rssuldren >Sisuns,
liest, ioI bu;u ueruenbet merben, UNI
Die guba=g srtrdse I'M Senat unb
SauS gu bebatttren unb ben Demo-
traten @elesenbett gu seben, ibr Eaz
~rtfpuluer gu uerl9ieBeu. sSn leitenben
republitanii@en &reiien i@eint man
gu slauben, bieie Sriit werbe seni=
gen, I'M bas Sbema, pel9es i5neu ia
b09it ubequem lit, gu eri90pfeu, 10
baB bann In Ser resuldreu Seiiton
Bic Carthage ni9t mebr aufs Sapet
sebra9t gu merben brau9e. Ser su=
tinftise Spre9er bes Saules, rSn=
tel Soc" Cannon, brinst ssseuudr.
tis einise 3eit in @aibinston su; er
bate cine gelpre9uns NIT benz Prd-
Senten unb besslei9eu &onferen;en
nit uerl9iebeueu beruorrasenben Mit=
sliebern bss Saules, unb ba itnb
benin permutbli9 bic gu ~erlebissn
BEN &outinefrasen erOrtert worbsn.
Spre9sr Cannon mirb nod 3ulam=
mentritt Der grtra : Sellion nur bic
ausl9lhe fur Gei9dftsor6nuus unb
fur Rittel unb @ese ernenneu, nit
Der grnennuns Der ibrisen Commit:
tees aber Bis our resuldren SeiIion
marten, 10 cap eben auBer Der GU
bafrase ni@ts uorsenommen werSen
fann.
81 bic leitenbeu Saftoren Ser re-
publifaniI9en Partei mt1tli9 slau=
ben, baB iie erfolsrei@ cine Distui=
fion Der Carthage auf biele @eiie
bel9rdnfen ober sewifermaKen err
ftifen f0nnen, birfte bod wobl frog.
li9 iein. Srsili@, i'm Reprdientau=
tenbauie Tam, Der Spre1er nit 9llfe
elmer folsiamen Waioritdt Elm belize
bises Prosramm bur@besen, aber i'm
Sanat itebt bic Sa9e bod anbers.
Sn Besus auf Debatten beibt es bort:
bic Waioritdt benft, aber bic Winori=
tdt lent. @enn bic bemotratiI9en
Senatoreu es fi9 in ben &opf iesen,
baB iie Bic Carthage bsbattiren mol
len, merben fie es tbun, Of bas nun
ben Republifanern re9t III ober nidt.
Die ginberufuns elmer grtra=S ei=
fion am 8. Nouember lit iberbaupi
cine msrtwarbise Sbee. Wan &c.
MINT tabur@ pter Wo9en, bas III
ri9tis. Mber mas baben pier @o9eu
81 bebeuten, wenn es fi@ uui Die
Our93wtnsuns elmer @aBresel ban=
beln iolte, sesen welde ernffli9e Op=
petition berri@t2 Sn bieiem Tau:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
XernHnftt9es Streben.

Sober orbentlt4e 9ausuater TT be-
mibt, uorwdrts gu tommen, bic tur3e
Sponne 9ebens3eit, bic ibu1 pieueidt
uers0nnt lit, ba3u gu benuseu, ur1 it@
unb ~beionbers ben Seiniseu, iomeit
ON Inn 1T, bic 3utunft fiber gu ftel=
lei, unb mer bas unterldBt, Der per=
iduu,t feline Bffi9t unb rpirb ii9 bro=
ben taausenebm gu uerantworteu ba=
ben. gon alien gefis ssmdbrt aber
nidts sr0Bere g~efriebisuns, als Der
ielb fte%rworbene, als berienise, ben
man nit ieiner 9dn6e ster ieines
@eifesIrbeit ober, nit beibeu ueretnt,
ii6 peri6aft bat. Sc lit re@t anse=
nebm, wie man gu iasen pfest, in etn
sema9tes Bett gu tommeu, BON uorn=
berein 10 seitelt gu istn, baB mar, mad
meni3lidem grmeiieu nit materieuen
Sorsen ni@t gu fdmpfeu bot un6
zen Seinisen au@ lol@e ni6t gu bin
terlaiien brandt; aber uiel mebr Se
friebisuns semdbrt es, menr maj, ii9
lassn fam: omar babe i'd feline sro=
Ben &ei&tbimer selammelt, aber mas
i'd betse, babe i9 niemanb anbers gu
uerbanteu, ais meinem SleiBe unb
meiner Spariamteit. Wan9er, Ser
es iest su etmas eebradt bot, mar Elm
armer &nabe unb bat es senus erfab=
rem, mas barben beiBt, aber er lit ba;
bei fleiBis, orbentlt@ unb bran se=
blieben, er bat nidt nit Neib gu ben
mebr gesinitisten emporsei6aut, bic
pon u~ornberein obne eisenes gerbienit
auf Der @lidslsiter bObste Sproien
seitslt waren; binaufsei6aut bat er
iubsB bod, aber nur, Inn it6 ielbit gu
Iasen, menu er ebrli9 unb semiHen=
bait m~eiterftrebe, tonne er aus eise=
ner &raft uielei9t aud 10 bod Hint
MIN gs lit utel lei9ter, lelbfter=
worbenen gelis gu wabren unb su eff
rem, als iol9en, ben bas S9idial
u1ibelos in Sen S9oB semorfen bat:
@as bu ererbt pom beinen Sdtern baf,
gruirb es, UNI es su beiisen.1
so lautet ei1 tieftnnises @ort bes
Sidters. Cine leidte aunit lit es ie
bsnfaus ni9t, mibelos grlanstes 10
gu betra@teu unb gu bebanbeln, baB
es einem 10 gu eiseu mirb, als Oh er
|es ielbf miiblam eruorben babe, ba
~piufen awet Seinbe: pom re&ts Der
|2ei9tiiun, pou ltnts Der @ei3, in ben
meiiten SdlIen bebdlt Der eritere baa
l1ebersewt9t, sic WittelIinie gu fin=
ben, erforbert idon ioliben gbaratter
unb enersiiden @iDen. @eis in ie=
Der Sorm lit ein f9musises Safer,
gerl@wenbuns lit gum minbeiteu
Oummbeit, ba fte niemals e9ten ge=
nuB brinsen fam, unb bas brittle,
mos it9 NIT lei9t etrporbenem Bette
oft perbinbet: Yrosentbum, 1T ID
derlid unb mitermdrtis suslei9.
rOas fam i@ mir ~erlauben, n1ein'
Mittel seftatten es mir!1 cine Re'
bensart Der bdBlt@iteu Sorte, ibel
bic man eisentli@ am ltebften mt
Obrfeisen quittiren m6@te, ruerrl mar
ni9t bic Oummbeit berer, bic 10 re-
ben, als milbernber rlmfanb selter
laiIen u,ibte. gineu sewthen Stoli
bari unb iolI ieber baben, aber Stol;
auf &ei9tbum, unb sumaI anf iol'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Sar8ertu9eub.

Set Der S9ulfeter Der untuer1ttat
nom WaHa9uietts bielt Der sreiie sc.
nator Soar bic Seitrebe, in uel6er er
bic bequeme Wabuibee pom Der S9id.
lalsbeftimmuus" befdmpfte unb Bic
grifeu5ii9eruus fur Nationeu unb
Sn~biuibuen uielmebr pom elmer uers
ninftisen unb traftuoIem Betbdtisuns
Der @iqensfreibeit abbdnsts erfldrte.
gr laste:
rOas S9idlal Der Station berubt
i@liebli@ auf benz perf0nli9en gba=
ratter. Die seiammte menI9li9e Re=
sieruns unb bic san3e inbtpibueue
Saltuns berubt am lesten gnbe auf
benz 9Fi9tbewuBtiein. 8as fur
S9usmebren aud erri9tet perben
unb mie tompli;irt unb moblbur9ba9t
au9 Ser Me9anismus iein mag, 10
sibt es bod INNER Stelleu, BET beuen
bic Si@erbeit uon Semanbem abbdu=
gig lit, Der BEN @tqen bat, bas Ge6=
te gu tbuu, obslei9 es in letner Wa9t
unb tn ietnem i9einbaren SntereHe
ltest, unre9t gu banbeln. @dbrenb
Der geratbunsen iber Ste @erfaiiuns
Der Ser. Staaten iaste elmer unlerer
weiieiten Staatsmdnner, Bic mirtli9e
unb ein3ise Si9erbeit elmer Gepublit
lei uur ba, mo bell a9tbaber unb bas
8olf bic ndmli9en Snterei1en baben.
$50 biele SntereiIen auseinanberse=
BEN, werben Sic fontitutionelsn
S9ranfen irsenbpo uub irsenbmann
sufammenbreden, menn fe ni9t burd
bas Pfi@tsefabl Der Wadtbaber &c
ftist unb autre9t erbalten rosrben.
Aae Wablen berubeu auf bieiem Yrin.
zip. Wau mag bic @abl6eamten
unb @ablbeb0eoen mad 8elieben per=
uielfdltisen unb 9eri9te auer m0sli=
den Snitansen sinleseu = irsenbmo
wtrb man i@lieBli9 an einen guntt
tommen, NO bas Yfi9tsefibl itdrfer
iein muB als Der Y~arteiseit, rpenn
bic Wablen ni9t Bios Elm aampf I'M
bic Wa9t ober cine 4rt pon Betrua
ober l1eberportbeiluns iein ioaen.
unb bas ndmli9e gilt pom benz eim=
selnen Wdbler, unb benz geiesseber,
Der ben Senator erpdblt, ober BEN
Gouperneur, Der bic Ri9ter ernennt,
oter benz gousiebunss=8 eamten ODE,
&i9ter, Der bic @eiese arssuleseu
bat, ober uon benz @eIdmoreneu, mel.
der bep Sbatiaden auf BEN Grunf
seben iou. Bon iol9en Mdnmerr
bdnst bic Si@erbeit unb bas Bette.
BEN Der &epublif ab. auf beren Sc
meteorological beruben 9eben, Ssrei=
beit unb gisentbum. Aber Bel Sc
benz ielber liest bic gnti9eibums FL,
fem 9anbeln. Sober bat fur fid iel.
Der gu enti&eiben, OF er fi9 non Gbr=
seis ober Yarteisdnserei ober BEN
8erlansen nod @olfssunft ober be,
Sur@t DOR 0Heutli&em Eabel ODE,
aud pom @elbsier letten lafien, ODE,
Oh er benz PFt@tsefibt folsen ioq.
go 1T i@liebli& bas S@idlal Der STE.
publit, wie Der gbarafter unb baa
S9idial bes gtuselnen, INNER Dor
benz perf6nli@en @tqen abhdnaia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Ser 4. gull.

Der slorrei9e gierte. Der gebeu
tuns bes Cages sebibren einise pa.
triotiIde @ebanfen. sic perben ben
ameritanii@eu Burger ni@t sans in
anipru9 nebmsn, aber 10 uiel 3eit,
uie etua gu elmer Rorsenanba9t &c.
bort, iolte er linen bod pibmen.
Die Sage, in benen fe ben sr6Bten
She'll bes Cages ausfiaten, mo- tein
amerifanii@es 9emeinweien ben 4.
Suit uori6erseben lieB obne cine Of
fentlide Seier, gu weI9er i9 bic
gauge 8irseri&aft ueriammelte, no
BITE unabbdnsisteits gttldruns Dor
eelelen, has 9isb pom Sternenbanner
seiunseu murbe unb irsenb Elm pro-
minenter Wann, ober msbrere. cine
gbre barin iu9ten, ibren Nitbirsern
ben alien lieben Sert pon &e9t unb
SSreibeit In neuen @orten unb Bi..'
bern gu erldutern, 8irser= Susenb
unb Hfi9t In e@t bemofratii9em
Sinne prebisten : bic Gage liesen
binter ur,s. lSier unb ba finbet it@
wobl nod eine iol9e Setsr irsenbmo,
in elmer fleineren Srti9ait. Dem
sroBen Yublitum lit bic naiue gm
pfinbuns, bic Snnisfsit Ser Seitfreube,
bic friber ben Sag tennsei@nete, ab-
banben ssfommen. Ste ri@iuernbeu
9emeinpldse" itnb altmobii9 semor=
ben ; psraanseneu Senerationeu mo@=
ten tie ~seniisen, in bic gntwidluns
Der u1obernen 3eit, bic anbere Se=
itrebuusen un6 Sbeale teunt ais bic
Sdter bieier &epubltt, molen fie ui@t
r1ebr binsinpaHen. sic limb unbsquem
seuorben, unb beBbalb erinrert man
ftp ibrsr ni9t germ. 11nb bod tbdte
es benz 8olfe 10 mobl, menn serabe
bieler Sag basu benust mirbe, IS aui
bic 9runblasen binsumsilsu, aui
rpel9en ii9 bic e9te, republifanii9e
9r0Be bieIes 0anbes %aufbaute, bamit
es i'm Stanbe pdre, ben reuen Sen
bensen @iberitanb gu lsiiteu, mel@s
bic @ebanfsnloisteit nit triseril@em
S1ein auf fali9e Wese lodt.
Gin wenis Ha9benfen iber bic nr.
laden, pel9e ben gierteu sSuli gum
b09iten nationalsn Ssiertas bieies
9anbes sema9t babeu, ioate beute
Sober iben unS i'm enseren, ODER mo
es sebt, peitere1 areiie barauf BIN:
mirten, baB, ebe Der raui9enbe 2drm
bes Cages ieinen 9auf nimmt, ben
grunblesenben 9ebanfen unlerea
Staatsmeiens s~ebibrenbe @irbisune
gesout rperbe. Ser iinnloien Seier bes
Cages ioDte irsenbmie Elm 9esen:
semi9t seseben werben. Sn monar@i:
i9en 9dnbern feiert bas @olf ben Sc:
burtstas bes 9erri@ers ODER national'
9ebsnttase, unb iberaI tritt babel BIZ
patriotii9e gmpinbuns tn pollen
&e9te berpor /; Bic Yerion bes Shrfter
gilt bdufis nur als ipmbclii9e Ser.
tretuns Der uatertduSil9en Sbee, un=
fer Snfel Sam lit 10 bai9eiben &c:
worbsn, baB er nur nod elm fh9tisea
gtinnern beanipru9t unb i'm l1ebriSer
fi9 bsfeiBist, anollpatronen uni
8ombeni@ldse berbeiSui@leppsn, ba=
NIT bic euft pom m0sli@f sewaltiser
Oetouatioueu eri@ittert wtrb. uni
sroBe unb tleine 9inber fi9 In, nsr.
psneriditternben 2drm betduben.
Teuermsbr an fi& 1T eine f@0ne, BEN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

mirb.
Nmertfanil9e @ei9wiubtsfeit!
@iqie Siernep lernt Warie 8euinaer
I'm 1 l1br fennen, uu l nbr Is Wi=
rruteu bat er ife gum 9un9 etnsela=
ben, 2 l1br Watinee= Sdnbebriden,
TN britteu att Seiratbsantras, 5 nbr
So9seit, am abenb peser S9ulben
poliseilid perfolst, nit arrelt bebrob.
Seine @attiu opfert ibre Oiamar,z
ten, febtt drmer, aber rpeiier gu Wsut=
tern suriid. S@ulben be;ablt, @iIie
fret, unb meiter bat es teinen 3wed.
*u#
@enn pom ben Oeuti9 : Mmeritas
nerr, mebr Deuti@ in Der Samilie
unb in 8ereinen seipro@en uirbe =
notabene sutes Oeuti@ - bann more
fur bic grbaltuns Der beuti9en
Spra@e mebr setban, ais burd bas
Bis9en llnterridt tn 6Fentli9en
S9ulen. (W.) Au@ bas Bis@en
woIen mir ni9t entbebren, aber Der
@ormurf seser Samilie unb gereine
1T an, Ylase. Oa ,uirb nnperant=
wortli& piel seiinbist, aus Beaueui
] li9tett unb @ebanfenloii9feit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

@iuiam Servings Srpan frdst in
ietner 3eituns, mas benn grorer
@lepelanb ieit benz Sabre 1896 eisent=
lid setban bat, UNI it9 beliebt gu mos
den. Die Rabe bat ii9 gleuelanb
~aaerbinss ni6t seseben. gr bot bic
Politif Bel Seite selahen unb lit an=
seln sesansen. @euu er beute Be-
liebt lit, 10 baben Srpau unb feline
anbanser baiir am meiitea ssiorst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

Su Der iitttli@en Ridtuns, i'm bir=
serliden Fflidtsefibl Der berauwa9.
lenben Susenb liest bic 3utunft bes
Staates. anbrew @bite bat beBbalb
&e9t, wenn er on bic garnesies bic
Wabnuns ri9tet, fur bic bObere
golfsbilbuns gu iOrsen, bamit bic
ltubirenbe Susenb audi fur bic auf.
saben intellisenter 9eituns Der 0fent=
li9en anselesenbeiten porbereitet
mtrb.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
Tricks of Paris CnbrMcn.

Paris is full Of counterfeit coins, and
the cabmen make use of them quite in
geniously. You take two franc fiacre
ride, and when you reach your hotel
you in the generosity of your heart
give the cabman 3 francs.
You have just got within the vesti-
bule when you notice the cabman has
followed you.
He apologies, but the coin you have
given him is bad. You look at it. Yes,
it is bad. 1t is nothing but bit of
lead.
You are pretty certain in your mind
that it isn't the coin you gave the man
which in ninety-nine cases out of Il
hundred it isnt-but you don't care to
haggle in a hotel corridor and be sub
jected to the ignominious chances Of
other folks as foreigner who gives
poor French cab drivers bad money So
you take the bit CT lead and give good
coin.
OF course the cabman has changed
the coin. You gave him a perfectly
good three franc piece at the start,
which he has in his pocket, and he has
bluffed you into giving him another 3
francs in exchange for useless bit of
lead. TO visitors to Paris let this be q
warning.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
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About two years ago there was an
item in the Horseman in regard to
feeding molasses to army horses in the
Philippine Islands. 1t seemed that the
horses refused to eat the native hay,
and trooper happened to sprinkle
little mOlasses on it, when the horses
commenced eating the hay with much
relish. Since then this article has been
put on the list as a regular cavalry ra-
ton. For more than year it has been
tried, with much success, in Louisiana
for feeding horses. mules and other
stock. The animals like it and are kept
in splendid condition by it. Sugar
mules" which are fed on molasses
mainly, are worth from 20 to % per
cent more than the mules ON cotton
plantations, which are fed generally on
cottonseed and cottonseed meal.
Molasses has been waste product in
Louisiana ever since the improved
processes in the manufacture of sugar
have extracted more of the saccharine
from it than formerly. 1t has been a
problem how to get rid of it. The dis
covery, therefore, that it could be used
as food for stock was of double value.
Six months ago a factory was erected
for the manufacture of cattle food
from mOlasses. The process is very
simple.
The molasses is mixed with corn or
oats in nearly equal proportions. The
mixture is pressed into a solid mass
and dried and then ground into a fine
powder.
1t is like the cottonseed meal with
which cattle and horses are fed
throughout the world. The horses,
mules and cattle are very fond of the
molasses, and they do better on it than
on any other food fed to them. They
keep fat and are capable of extraordi-
nary work in hauling heavy loads.
A Fine Young Clydesdale.
Here is the picture, reproduced from
Stockman and Farmer, of a two-year-
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
Ranchers. Cattle
fer from grease, cracked heels and sew
eral other diseases.

fer from grease, cracked heels and sew
eral other diseases.
Trimming Horses Feet.
When shooting horses. be sure that
the operator does not pare the frog and
sole of the foot. Most shoers insist up-
on trimming down closely, but this
should never be permitted. Only the
loose portions should be removed. The
shoes should be taken off and replaced
ut least once every two months Other
wise contraction Of the hoof will GER
tainly result. Use as few nails as pos
sible and have the shoes as light as
may be.
The Demand For Drafters.
An order for twenty black draft geld
ings has been placed in Chicago by one
of the largest firms in Pittsburg. This
concern uses none but blacks in the
Smoky City hooked to white wagons,
and price is hardly considered when
the order is being filled. Not so long
ago this same firm sent out an order
for around sixty head of lighter horses,
all blacks and ranging in weight from
1000 down to LOO pounds. A firm of
brewers in New York also has an order
in Chicago at present for gray draft
ers, but as the lowest limit is placed at
1900 pounds it is figured that it will
take some time to execute it.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
Similarity of Animals and Men

1t has been observed that if the
tanned dog is taken back to the wild
state he loses his voice. These Sound
ing voices are produced in the animal
throat in a way similar to human Ian
guage, but are not voices proper nor
Languages" proper, and yet they are
full of psychological expression and re-
veal the animals psychic states. If we
tickle chimpanzee in the armpit, the
touch produces a grin on the face SINH
lar to that of man under like circum-
stances. He also emits laughterlike
sounds. The same is the case with the
ourang outang. The gorilla knits the
brow when angry, just like men.
We often observe in apes complete
change in the facial muscles when
something is going to happen, be it
agreeable or disagreeable. 1t is so also
with the child. In apes there is evil
IDENTITY the same connection between
the facial muscles and vocal muscles as
In man.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09

tie leave.
Far be it from the mind of any goat
breeder that the Angora has come to
take the place of cattle or sheep His
mission in thickly settled regions is to
keep the farm in proper condition for
other live stock. and in the millions of
acres of brush ridden territory he will
act as the forerunner of other branches
OF the live stock industry.
He is not a creation of the whim of
speculation. brought from distant Tur-
key to induce the American public to
part with it's hard earned lucre, but
he is money maker. and when the
American live stock breeder prepares
proper place for the right kind of An
goras he need feel no hesitancy in stock
ing with these silver fieeced brush de-
stroyers. They are an American institu-
ton, and they have come to stay.
Champion AngOra Doe.
The champion Angora doe shown at
the Kansas City goat show was bred
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
PIGS AND SkIMMlLk.
How Il Discerning Man Seized an
Opportunity and Won Out.

Opportunity and Won Out.
A few years ago there was travel
ing man for big Chicago dry goods
house who got tired of being on the
road all the time. He longed for the
comforts of home, but he had not mon
ey enough to go into business for him.
self in the city. After studying the
matter over for some time he concluded
to go to farming. He was brought up
on farm and wanted to get back to
the land. He had money enough to
make a payment Oh farm, and he con-
cluded he did not care for wealth if he
could have home of his own. He was
willing to work hard if he could only
be with his wife and family all the
time.
Looking about he found farm in
the dairy district of Illinois that could
be bought cheaply. The farm was in
pretty bad shape, but it was a farm,
and our friend had a great deal of faith
in his ability to dig living out Of that
particular piece of land.
SO he began life over again as a
breeding them in a small way. One
day he was over at the creamery near
his place and heard some dairy farmer
say he didn't know what to do with his
skimmilk. 1t did not pay to feed it to
calves, for he could sell them as soon
as they were old enough to kill for veal
for good high price, and, besides that,
hN I,,sf W.T. 70 J,oth Nu lo% >f
| calves.
Now, our friend believed in taking
| farm papers and keeping up with the
! times. He had read that skimmilk is
about us good a thing for pigs as can be
given them, and he asked this man
| what he would sell his skimmilk for.
The dairyman named 10 cents the hun
| dred as the going price, and bargain
was made. 1t soon got noised about
the vicinity that there was man there
who wanted skimmilk and before long
our friend was driving over to the
creamery to get two barrels of skim
milk every day.
His pigs thrived so wonderfully on
the skimmilk diet that they sold for
|
emily he was breeding pure bred pigs
and getting high price for them. The
writer of this article in Dairy and
Creamery bought one from him once
that was only eleven months old and
pale more than $50 for it, and a little
mate OF this pig sold the same day for
$S7, for the pig breeder had an auction,
and men came from long distance to
buy his stock, SO wide had become its
! fame.
That was several years ago, and this
man is still buying skimmilk at the
creamery and producing prize winning
and long priced pigs. He merely took
advantage of his opportunity and has
practically made fortune from his
farm, and skimmilk has been a consid
cradle factor in his success.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09

After crosses and losses men grow
humber and wiser.-Franklin.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
by Landrum & Son and sold to Wyatt
Carr, Collins, Ia, for $500.
What Goats Will Eat.

l used to think that no stock could
eat ''deer's tongue or narrow leaf
plantain, says writer in Pacific Home
stead. but some Of my goats ate off the
heads, just before it ripened, of all they
could get at, and they seem to relish
the well cured dog fennel in hay and
also eat considerable fern even when
grass is plenty. In digging post holes
one February some "old man in the
ground" was sliced up with the spade
and thrown out where goats could get
at it. Two fine does ate little of it
q saw the prints Of their teeth on it
and died in about two days, although
we gave one sweet milk and raw eggs
and when that did not help-in six
hours-lard. l think they will not of
ten eat it, as they had a chance before,
but none since then.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
Jung. o. q ft:441Al
Et'.;;H e Td;|1Ak)

Goats do not interfere with the pas
turage of cattle or sheep, as the An
CORA is a browser and not a grazer,
says w. G. Bailey, the California breed
err Some of the central cattle breeders
have discovered that a few goats in a
cattle pasture will keep weeds and
brush down and the fence lines clean
and that they make their winter living
out of the excess Of food which the cat
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
CrncIRl TEST.

A great struggle arises in wOman's
mind when she is asked what her new
gown cost She is always in doubt
whether to cut the price in half and
make you envy her the bargain or dOu-
BILE it and make you envy her afiluence.
Spare Moments.