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La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28
nsws Of Fowler.
Miss Annie Nelson has typhoid

Miss Annie Nelson has typhoid
fever -
D E Balch has had charge OF
some repairs on the Oxford ditch
head gate
F. NJ Weilsnd is attending a
state Odd Fellows meeting IN
Fort Collins
Mr. Buchanan, OF the Denver
RepunlIcau, was in town Wednes
day and Thursday.
Frank Van Gundy's parents are
here from Baxter Springs, Kan.
They will probably locate in Fow-
ler.
|. q. Willett started for Wichita
Falls, Texas, Wednesday On
account of advertised excursion
rates he began his journey from
Rocky Ford.
Posters are out announcing a
lecture course under the auspices
OF the Epworth League. Excel
lent numbers are promised. Two
musical numbers are engaged.
George Willett and Myrtle Bos
ton were married Sunday They
were serensded Sunday night
Noise rather than music seemed
TO be the purpose OF the we'll
wIshers.
Dodge Hale, OF Rocky Ford.
was in town Saturday setting up
Melon Association affairs. Finan-
cIslly the season was a good one.
The early frost shortened what
would have been an exceptionally
good year
Cucumber and melon threshing
are common these DAYS. Machines
seem TO be able 20 thresh prscti-
calIy everything the small boy
excepted The varied parental
oIIgInalities are as yet IN vogue
for his benefit.
The Fowler Lumber company
report the purchase jt over SIX
hundred acres OF beans. Three
cents a pound is paid Will bring
in mint OF money to good many.
As long rs Uncle Sam supports an
army, pork and beans will find a
ready market
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csotsioupes IN coaehsiis Valley.
The third season of cantslo

The third season OF cantsloupe
growing in the Coachella Valley,
which closed uly 18TH, was the
best of the series. The acreage of
cantsloupes for 1903 was 24o acres.
aud the total shipments fifty cars.
The shipping season opened une
5th and closed July 18TH The
average price received for pony
and standard crates, through II.
Woods, OF Chicago, who handled
nearly one half the crop. was
81. 80. The average for the total
shipments was 81 IS The total
gross sales aggregated S62. 2.63o 10.
of which amount II. Woods, OF
Chicago, sold S3S,o37 SO
The famous Coachella Valley is
situated in Riverside county, 80
miles from Los Angeles. on the
main line OF the S, p. K X. The
entire valley is below sea level.
1t is supplied with water of abso-
lutte purity and in abundance Tor
both irrigation and domestic pur-
poses by artesian wells. Each
farm has its own water system.
The soil is deep. rich alluvial
deposit, of remarkable productive
ness. The summers are very
warm; the winters the finest in the
world. Seed time aud harvest all
the year round.
The cantaloupe industry was in
| augurated in the Coachella Valley
in 1901 by n. d. Garwood, now
county clerk of Otero county, who
was at that time in the employ oi
H. Woods. the Chicago commits.
sion man. The country was then
a d .sert waste. During the frs,
season twenty hve carloads Of can
taloupes were shipped. and during
the sersoa just closed fifty car
loads.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28

SOME people may not be aware
OF the fact that we are IN the
throes OF a political campaign, but
nevertheless IT is an actual fact.
There will be an election next
week to choose a Judge OF the su
preme court. The present iucum-
bent, Judge Campbell, after nine
years service, is candidate to
succeed himself on the republican
ticket. He is eminently qualified
to fill the position, a fact that is
admitted even by his political op-
ponents. The democrats, how
ever, with their usual perversity,
have discovered an issue, and as.
sert that the "reai question this
fall is not the election OF Wilson
or Campbell as supreme Judge,
but whether the Wolcott machine
and its disreputable methods shall
be indorsed by the election OF the
republican candidate. Whenever
the democrats are short on issues
in Colorado, aud they usually are
at all times, they never fail to dig
up the Wolcott bugaboo. II ha,
worked in many previous cam.
paisns. but has apparently out
lived its usefulness A good dem
ocrat never forgives or forgets,
and when Wolcott has joined the
sheeted dead he will probably find
democratic ghosts wandering IN
space and squeaking and jibberine
in the next world trying to queer
him with the powers that be on
the other side Of the river Styx.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28
Notice OF final Settlement.
IN TIE MArrER or TIE EsTA-

N THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
Charlie T.. Gordon. d-c-a-ei.
Motto. IL hereby given, that on MONDAY, the
sRh day oI November. \. d, isu. being on, %.
the regular days Of tn. September term nf tn.
County Court of Ot.ro County, in III. Stat" oi
Colorado. 1, ~. 4. Gordon, administrator oi
-sid estate will appear before the Judge 81
aid Court present my final settlement such
administrator. pray tn. approval OF the same,
aud will then apply tn tr discharged -nch
administrator. Al which time and plsc. an,
person in Interest may APPEAR and present Oh
l-ctions to the same IL any thcr. BE-.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. Octobrr srh'
isp n. A. GORDON.
Administrator of the E-tat. Of Charlie z Cor
dou. d-csa -ei.
First publication. October II. isra
Last publication. November -. 1898.
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. as. 1903
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FoE JUpSr or THE SuFKEsE COCEr
JOHN CAMPBELL,
oF Ia PAzo.
Coming Events.

THE canning season for toma-
toes closed last week at Fowler
and ManzsnoIa. The Bsrstow
Canning Company has a plant at
each point, and had pack OF
g, 600 cases-twelve cars in all.
The tomato crop, like all others in
the Arkansas Valley this season,
was decidedly short owing TO the
freaks OF the weather. late spring
and an early frost The canning
OF pumpkins is now on.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28
Admiaistsstor's Notice.
ESTATE OF cELoRA c. STILES.

ESTATE OF CELoRA G. STILES. De
Il CEASED.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator. with the will annexed.
Of the estate of Celora e. Stiles, late OF
the county Of S,ephenson. in the state Of
Illinois. decreased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court Of said Otero
county, Colo. at tn. court house in La Jnnts. in
aid county. a; the september term. lsn, on the
third Monday in November next. at which time
persons having claims against said estate ar.
notified and requested Ia attend for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons
Indebted to said ~.tat. are requested to ma ke
Immediate payment To the undersigned.
Dated at La Junta. Colo. this l2th day OF
October. 4. ID. 1903.
WILSON 4. HART,
Administrator. With VIII Annexed.
First publication. October II. isc.
La pu blieation. November II. 1873.
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Appiiest,oa Of Guardian.
STATE OF COLORADO, I

STATE OF COLORADO, In the County
CoUSrY % OrERo. Court
Martin &. STEPHENS, Guardian
Of Katie STEPHENS and Nellie
stephens minor heirs of Notice Of Gua =
Mary STEPHENS, decreased. dian's Petition
Petitioner to Mortgage
". Real Estate
kati. stephens and Nellie
STEPHENS minors.
Respondents.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT MAR
N tin &. stephens Guardian of Katie Steph-
ems and Nellie STEPHENS. minor heir. Of Aary
stephens. decrs-.-i, has this day made spplics-
tion to the county court of said county and
stair to h, p~rmittesi to mortgage the northeast
gus rtrr Of section n township n. south OF
ranrr - ~c-t, in which aid minors have an in
ter--f. for the sum of 81 IN and that the hear
ing the said application has. BY order Of
said court. b-en -, Tor the 5,h day OF Novem-
her. 1919. at 10 oclock a.. IN
witn--s 4. n. Wallis, juder Of the said county
court and the --al thereof at La Junta this i-t
day OF October. A. D. 1893.
IsE&Ll A. ". WALLIS.
Judge of the said County Court.
First publication. October 3, 1873.
Last publication Octoh-r II. 1893.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28

FOUR tickets were filed with the
county clerk OF the new county OF
Arapahoe last week for the pur
pose of forcing a county election
this fall The county clerk re-
fused to accept them and the Judge
Q the district court refused to is.
sue a writ of mandamus compell-
iIg him to do so. Those who
" nted to indulge IN a county elec
ton this tall based their hopes on
an opinion of the attorney general
to the effect that an election OF
county officials would be neces-
sary where county officials had
been appointed TO fill vacancies.
There was one vacancy to I'LL in
Otero county eau 'ed by the resig
nation and the removal from the
county OF the county surveyor, q
l. Beaver. The democrats, how
ever, did not even hold county
convention this year and appar-
entity had no particular use for the
office OF county surveyor, which
has nothing but the perquIsite OF
honor" attached, and this alone
W Iuld prove very unsatisfactory
TO the average democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28
Only Duck They Got.

The hunting party composed OF
Messrs. Gsrwood. Slower and
Bowman found a mark near the
lake where they were shooting last
Saturday that they thought might
be a valuable tind Knowing tina,
the records OF some OF the earliest
government surveys are curious
and valuable finds, when they un
esrthei what appeared to be a
corner stone near the lake with
well worn hierogiyphics. they Gag
erly busted OFT the surface and
tired to translate the lettering.
Stover said II was southeast cor
ner OF section 70; Garwood SAID 1t
was 73 legrees north latitude and
when they found 1t loose and took
it up they found the letters were
the manufacturer brand OF de
coy duck, made in 1873 at St.
LOUIS. .-Manzan ols sun
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Application Of Guardian.
STATE OF COLORADO.
CorNTN or OryNa.

STATE OF COLORADO. In the County
COUNTY or OrEKo. Court.
kati. Roberts Guardian Of
Earnest j. Lombard, and
Mary T Lombard. minor
heir of VIM. Lombard. Notice Of Gusr-
ds,cea-s dsin'. Petition
Petitioner, to Mortgage
Real Estate.
Earnc-, J Lombard aud
Mary 7. Lombard minors.
Respondents.
NOTITICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT kA-
~ tie Roberts, Guardian of Earnest J. Lom-
bard and Mary T. Lombard, minor heirs of VIM.
Lombard. deceased, has this day made applics;
ton to the County Court Of said County and
State to b, permitted to mortgage Lots II and
Il in Bock II ia the City Of La yunta, Otern
County. Colorado. in which the said minor. ha We
an interest, for the sum Of srOO and that the
hearing said application has. by order Of
said Court. t-.n set for tn. 9Th day of Novem-
ter A. ID. 1873 at 10 clock 4. NJ.
Witness A. ". Wallis. Judge of the said County
Court aud the seal thereof at La Junta this sth
day OF Octoter \. ID. Iyp.
SEAL \. II. WALLIS.
Judge Of the said County Court.
First publication, October 10. 1905.
Last publication. November :. fssn.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28
Sen, County Melon Growers.

The Bent County Melon Growers
association shipped seventy-seven
cars OF melons to Il Woods, OF
Chicago, during the 1903 season,
for which they received s27,95i 29-
Fifty. six cars were shipped before
the frost on September 10th, and
averaged sr.s+ for standard and
soc for ponies. The twenty one
cars shipped after frost averaged
SO cents for standards and 2 cents
for ponies The average OF the II
cars was sr2 20 tor standards and
81 cents for ponies Las Animas
Leader
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28
Wo ans Club.

The Wonan's Club met at the
home OF Mrs f. Finney on Belle
view avenue last Friday afternoon,
thirteen members responding TO
roll call. The call for current
events was well responded to-.
Mrs. c ameyson read a splendid
paper on the "People OF Russia, y
and Mrs. Finney another on
"Monguls b" Mrs. Lewis read a
well prepared paper on Moscow, =
written by Mrs. Cole, a former
member OF the club, now resi-
dent OF Grand Junction. The
club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Lewis on Friday. October goth, at
7 o'clock
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Notice for pu biic1sion.
United States Land Office.
PrrhIo. Colo. July s. 1895.

Pueblo. CoLo.. July S. 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ followinsuaned settler has filed notice of
n-r intention to make final proof in support of
her claim. ami that said proof will h. mad. be
for- Clerk OF District Court at La Jubta, Colo.
on November {. ISM viz: Mary A. Thomas,
II. y. II, 81 for the southwest quarter, section
.. township "a -sJuth rang- 81 west
She usms.s th. following witnesses prove her
continuous r--idsnc. upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz; William II. Chown. Edward
Johnson Houston q. Bourne Antonio Eb-srrs,
all of La Junta. Colo.
S.A ABBEY. Register.
First publication. September. ~. 1915.
Last publication, October =. 1893.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28

La JusIA "a. organized aud incorporates
=. a town under the g-n@ral la Of the state
4 Colorado, March Il. i-1i- On April ), 10.
IL became a city of the second class. Popn-
tatt.u, including additions, about 20
SchouI population, tD0. Has electric iiehts-
.s~.rs, HOLLY water works owned by city
canning factory. largest brick plant In tbs
.r.t 30 barrel ho,Ir mill. x,n4sS monthly
~snta y. payroll aud il a thriving. indu-tr--
aus aud pro.p-rous community.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28

Notice Of Guar
dian's Petition
TO Mortgage
Real Estate
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28

Notice of Guar
dsin'. Petition
to Mortgage
Real Estate.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28

kati. stephens and Nellie
STEPHENS. minors.
Ra-,,utept.
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Noted for Gallantry.

Frank Benoit of Crookston has
a story to tell which illustrates
the gallantry of the average rail
road man. 1t is on Engineer
Barry whoNpulls the Duluth train
from Cass Lake to it's cas- tern
terminal. Tuesday as the train
was going out of Duluth it ran
into bunch of chickens at a sid
ing known as Paubores, near
Cloquet. Phe postmistress, the
lady for whom the station was
named, was sitting on box at a
little distance from the track,
and Engineer Barry managed it
SO that his engine nearly clipped
off the head of one Of the chick
ems and sent it flying directly
into the lady's lap Mr.. Benoit
says they ale all just as careful
and thoughtful on that line.
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Relatives Claim Remains.

j. T. Johnson. OF Funkley, at
rived in the city last night TO
take charge of the remains of his
father. Thor johnson, who SO
suddenly dropped dead at the
NJ. & I. depotlast Tuesday night.
Mr.. johnson 5 sudden death is a
shock to his IelatMeSand friends.
He was seventy -four years OF
age and during all his lie had
enioved TO most robust hea TIL.
He had never been subject to
heart failure OF apoplectlc fits
and he was regarded as eNcep-
tionally hale and hearty for has
age. His relatives could not be
1ieve the news at first. The re.
mains VIII be taken to Mcintosh
for interment This afternoon
The funeral occurs from the
:Synod church tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. Johnson s
ased wife resides at Windsor
and he had just come from there
to this city. Mr. johnson was
one Of the pioneers OF Fosston
and had lived at Mcintosh for
some time also.
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was also current. When the
shooting began one individual
got up reached for his bible
pocket aud assured the pas,
sengers that if there was going
to be any target practice he was
there With the goods and there
was no occasion for immediate
alarm.
The story causes considerable
anusemenl in this city and illus
trates Very well the injustice
that is done Bemidii by many
people throughout thescountry at
large. Bemidji is growing
town and it has its ups and downs
Just as every new. town does, but
it is one of the best policed towns
in the Northwest and a black
bear hasn't been killed Within
the city limits for some time,
which is more than can be said
for Duluth. Rabbit Foot Bill
has left the country, all The bad
Indians are safe on the /reserva-
ton, most Of the large musk
allonge have been taken out of
lake, there isn't a single prisoner
al the city Jail today and it hopes
soon to attain a standard Of staid
Presbyterian decorum, that will
put it in the same class with
towns like Duluth, Chicago, Min
neapolis and ST. Paul.
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DR.. FOSTER
DENTIST

MILES BRICK BLOCK, BEN1pJI, MINI,
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FOR SALE Snort mill wood. 50
per loaft. delivered. -Crookston
Ldmpe, Company. HI II
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THE CITY

Ri,jer last night.
If you want to rent house
call on E. j Willis 127-tf
L. j. Matheny went to Cass
Lake this afternoon.
For Rent Restaurant at
Blackduck. Apply r. A. Stanley.
Furnished rooms for rent over
the Boyer building. Inquire
upstairs. 54-tf
Mrs. John Wilm returned to-
day from week S visit with rel
atives at Fosston.
Short mill wood for sale. 50
per load, delivered. Crookston
Lumber Company. 113-tf
A. III. Harris, of Blackjack, ac-
companied by his father from
California IS in the city today.
City Attorney Russell has re
turned from ST. Paul, where he
went on important legal bus
mess the first of the week.
Big demons tration of the cul-
mary advantages of Brands
ranges at the Ross Hardware
store, Oct. Is, 16 and II. 147-5O
@. z. Bailey, who has been
visiting relatives in Bemidji for
several days returned to the
!, west this morning. He goes
direct from Bemidji to Denver.
w. A. Horn, who will be one Of
I, the large contractors in the vicin
ity of Tenstrike this season. was
in the city yesterday, hiring men
for his camp some distance from
Tenstrike.
J. n. Guthrie, who is always
hustling for the Turtle River
country, is in the city today.
Mr.. Guthrie is town clerk at
Turtle River and also clerk Of the
school board.
A plain drunk confessed his
shortening in Judge Reynolds
court this morning. The case
was not the ordinary sort, and
Judge Reynolds handed out some
good advice and suspended SEN
tence
Word reaches this city that
AEditor Moorhead, of Turtle River
is the father Of a son, born yes
terday, who is expected to have
more head than anybody in the
family when he grows up big
like his dad.
T. L. Garfield, representing
the Brand Stove Co, Milwaukee,.
will be at w. M. Ross Hardware
store Oct. Is, Is and II. Drop
in, get a cup Of coffee and a bis
cult and see the manifold adj
vantages of the famous Brand
ranges demonstrated. 1850
Turnkey Wright and the guests
at the county jail have been dig
ging a cellar the past few days.
,ssSheriff Bailey makes it point to
4 See that the guests Of the county
81 are well fed. He is about to lay
Tin his winters stock Of provls-
sions and the cellar will be full of
good things in few days.
The interest at the special
meetings which are being con
Quoted nightly at the Presbyter
ian church still continues. There
have been a large number Of con-
versions and the meetings have
been thoroughly enjoyed. The
Misses Smith and Willard have
made many friends in the city.
Next week they go to Blackjack,
where they will conduct series
of special meetings.
County Attorney Spear Of
Itasca county was in the city
from Grand Rapids this morn
ing. Mr.. Spear did local stunts
on the Minneapolis Journal some
years ago but finds that at sue
cessful law practice in a good
town beats hot-foot routine for
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FOR SALE, Nice buffalo coat.
Call AZ NJ, &. Slocum's Music
store 105-tf
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New Home, New Plant.

G. A. Mann, of St, Paul, was
in tho city L;sst h;:es.lt and took a
large order from TIC Pioneer fol
new material. &c p1'a~r will
occupy sew Q aattens No. week
in tho Odd Fellows l;ioclsat The
corner Of Fourth street and
Beltrami avenue The plant will
be enlarged to makeit the best
in this section Of Northern Min
nesota, Orders have been placed
for new presses and machinery
and liberal equipment Of the
latest type faces and no effort
will be spared to make the paper
q crecit to the.city and give its
patrons a service in every de
partment that will be entirely
satisfac tory.
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THE LID is OFF AT
NYMORE
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pupils had given The alarm and
the best part of the village was
on its way to the school house to
meet Burns. Leon Clark, Who
was very thoroughly aroused de-
ci5ed to take Burns on, but was
roughly shaken off after having
landed once. Officer McCutcheon
took Burns into custody and
Sheriff Bailey was summoned.
Burns was arraigned before
Jud ge Galchutt late in the after
noon and pleaded cot guilty TO a
charge of assault and battery in
the second agree. He waived
examination and an adjournment
was taken until Saturday after
moor. at 2 o'clock, bonds being
fixed at $1,000. Burns secured
the bonds last night and was re-
leased from custody.
The King boy does not appear
10 be very badly injured. He
stated last night chat he did not
feel sore from the blows he had
received and his story is to the
effect that Burns struck him
twice with his fist, then threw
him TO the floor and kicked him
several times. None Of the blows
LETT any Visible marks and first
reports of the boy injuries were
exaggerated Inc whole affair
is OF the tempest in a teapot
stripe, but Burns is not popular
with some people at Nymore and
the hearing of the case Saturday
will be interesting. Attorney
Scrutchin has been retained by
Burns.
J w. Finley Of Tenstrike is at
the Remore.
w. M. Hines, the well known
lumberman, is in the city.
Daily Pioneer want ads are a
success. Try them.
Horace B. Fosterof St. Thomas,
N. d., is the guest Of his brother,
Dr.. Foster.
T. j. WEIGH, the genial gentle
man from Roosevelt: was in Be
midi this morning.
See the greatest range on
earth and what it will do. Ross
Hardwarestore, Oct. Is, 1917. 10
The Lu1nbermen's bank has
set a good example on Third
street by laying a cement side
walk.
G. C. Bowen, the Crookston
painter, is in the city. Mr..
Bowen has several contracts in
Bemidji.
j. ]. Ellis, who has been ianitor
of the city schools, will resign
his position the last Of the pres
ent month,
III Maxwell, advancing AT
Sweden Valley" an attraction of
tle near future at the city opera
house is in the city today.
Mrs. w. M. Ross, who had
been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. E. A. Barker, returned to
her home at st. Charles this
morning.
Mrs. VIM. Herring and daughter
Gladys left for Spokane, Wash,
this afternoon to spend the
winter months with Mrs. Her.
ings son.
Lillibridge & Dundas, who will
be extensive loggers in the vicin-
ity of Tenstrike this winter, take
a logging outfit to their camps on
Blue Lake tomorrow.
Mike Phalan, a lum herman,
was admitted to ST. Anthony's
hospital this morning Mr. Pha-
len is suffering with a blood pois-
oned hand, but he will have the
best Of treatment at St. An.
thony s.
W. 9. Jones has bought the
building in the rear Of his paint
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Advertisements in the want
columns Of the Daily Pioneer are
read by hundreds every day
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Want Column

Advertisements inserted under this
heading Tor one cent word each Ia
Sertion, advance; no advertisement
ac,sp.ed for less than fifteen GEMS
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FOR SAt1t.,-Two thousand cords o.
l6-inth wooa. Yves Wright. "a ii
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There Is Land
Still Left in
the Northwest
the Northwest

And the Northern Pacific has and very Low Rate
Colonists and Honeseekers in effect from September
- to Novem Der 30 1903
This gives the Farmers good chance he eehhg
after crops harvested others who wish move
into the growing teemng, improving Northwest TO visit
it at trifing expense.
The finest valleys in the Northwest good for grain hay
fruits crops for mixed stock dairy farming, for
irrigation not, wishes found along the
Northern Pacific its branch connecting lines The
growing, thriving found there, It is
great country.
Call on any N. p X. agent for rates and detailed nfor
nation write to Gbas- Fee General Passenger Agent
ST. Paul. MINI.
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BAD MEN MAKE
GUN PLAY

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