The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-05-09
THE DULUTH AND IRON RANGE
RAILROAD.
General Offices, WoIvin Building, Pas.
senger Station, Union Depot,
Freight and Passenger Depot,
and Endion Depot.

Nothing has been more wonderful
than the strides made in railroad facili-
ties in the last quarter Of a century,
and one of the greatest factors in the
development of our country west and
northwest has been the Duluth & Iron
Range Railroad. The road furnishes
the shortest route to the gold fields on
Rainy Lake, and all principal points
on the Vermilion and Mesaba Iron
Ranges.
The country adjacent to the Duluth
& Iron Range Railroad possesses I'M
rivaled attractions for the investor and
sportsman, and for small sum our
citizens can enjoy most pleasant out
ing at the many fascinating resorts
along the line.
There are unlimited opportunities for
the investor or house-seeker to make
very profitable investments or find for
themselves a spot where they can
create a home where they will be free
from the worries, and uncertainties Of
city life. To the house-seeker, The
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad offers
exceptional inducements and we'll af-
ford every advantage.
The courtesy Of all officials, the SER
vice given, and the cars and attentions
shown the patrons Of this line have
been the source of it's constantly in
creasing volume of business and the
popular favor in which it is held. It
is a pleasing fact that the officials of
this enterprise are held in the highest
esteem by their large force OF en-
ployes, and that everywhere the Du-
luth & Iron Range Railroad is held in
the highest favor.
A line of this kind, which gives en-
ployment to many men, and offers
excellent service to our people, is do
ing the section of country through
service, and is deserving of the hearty
endorsement and the support and
patronage of all people. The railroad
connections are an important factor
| in the prominence and prestige of our
city, and add materially to the sum
total of our city's happiness and pros
perity, and consequently to the happi-
ness and prosperity of the working
men, who constitute the large percent
age of the city's population. The Du-
luth & Iron Range Railroad has espe-
cially favored this section of our state,
and gives employment to a very large
force of our citizens, and should re-
ceive the support and patronage of our
people.
The officers of the Duluth & Iron
Range Railroad are: President and
general manager, Frank e. House;
vice president, general freight and pas
senger agent and auditor, A. H. Viele;
secretary, H. Johnson; treasurer, C. P.
Coffin; land commissioner, B. J.
Craine; general solicitor, J. B. Cotton.
| The officers are among the most
liberal and philosophical citizens of
our city, and have extended hearty SUI
port, and cooperation to every move
ment for the advancement and benefit
Of all classes in this section Of our
state, and the cities of Duluth and
Superior should cooperate in every
possible way to further their interests
and make the growth and prosperity of
the road even more rapid. in the fu-
ture than it has been in the past.
The Labor World takes much pleas
ure in extending to this road, and it's
public-spirited officials, it's most sim
cere good wishes, and trusts that it
may have continuous prosperity.