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The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17

Roots in Hoo Feed.

So far as economy is concerned lit
tie can be said about roots in the ra-
ton for the hog. But they have Q val
ue in addition to the nutriment that is
in them. 1t takes from six to eight
pounds of roots to equal in feeding
value one pound of mixed grain. But
the feeding of roots keeps the animals
in good condition, which in turn helps
them use to advantage the grains they
receive. They prevent young and
growing pigs from getting too fat.
Hogs as we'll as other animals seem
to want some bulky feed and the roots
supply that need. In fact the snout
of the hog was given him to permit
him to dig into the earth after roots,
and We can well imagine that they
are therefore of unusual value to him.
There is little doubt that roots are
not fed to hogs in America as freely
as they should be.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17
Money in Good Fruit.

Someone has said that the money in
fruit is in good fruit and not in bad.
This is the exact truth of the situa-
ton, whether the fruit be apples,
pears, peaches OF any other kind.
Large peaches, for instance, always
bring a fancy price. That great peach
grower, R. Morrill, of Michigan, long
ago realized this truth, and so every
year thinned the peaches in his orch
ard till he had growing only those that
would make large fine peaches. The
result has been that he has sold year
by year peaches in immense quantities
that brought fancy prices, But as yet
few growers are practicing this SEN
sible act, having either not the
knowledge of its value or the grit to
do it. II takes some erit to pick off
thousands of peaches at a time when
the fruit is small and when it does
not seem to be overloadins the trees.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17

If you have anything in fine machin-
cry that needs repairing, we can do it
Tor you. Jensen Bros.
Bring your prescriptions to me
CHAS. WATSON,
The st. Anthony Druggist.
Henry Richie and Howard Coon
returned last Sunday after a months
trip through the Park and Jackson Hole
country.
The biggest bargains ever offered in
Ladies Tailor Made Salts, at / off. Here
Is your chance, get first pick.
The TERNES FURNISHING STORE.
Mr.. Madison, of New York City, has
been here for a few days looking at the
country. He is very much elated over
this section and will probable make
some investments here.
The PEAK Job Department has
received some very nice job orders from
Rexburg the last few days. We pay
particular attention to mail orders and
guarantee all our job work.
c. P. Bartlett, who has for several
weeks been. up in the Alberta country
visiting his brother Ralph, returned the
first of the week. He is very much
pleased with the country and will move
up there in the spring.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17
Distress After Eating Cured.

Judge w. T. Holland of G%reensburg,
La, who is well and favorably known,
says: Two years ago suffered greatly
from indigestion. After eating, great
distress would invariably result, lasting
for an hour or SO and my nights were
restless. | concluded to try Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure and it cured me entirely.
Now my sleep is refreshing and diges-
ton perfect" Sold by Watson The
st. Anthony Druggist.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17
For. Sale.

A twenty-four horse power boiler and
engine, one No. | Lane saw mill, Lane
shingle mill, single lath saw all in good
running order and on a new sett. Three
good Logging teams, trucks, chains,
skidding tongues, a complete Logging
outfit, blacksmith toole and cooking
%utencils. For further particulars see
or address W. H. jackson. St. Anthony.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17

Erin Preserving company's Reception
Brand of Bartlett pears, white and red
cherries, red and black raspberries,
~blackberries, peaches and assorted jams,
the most complete line of the best
canned goods ever brought to town at
Baker & Sons.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17
Delinquent Notice..

Inc Butte and Market Lake Canal Co. Prin-
clpal place of business, Market Lake. Fremont
Souhly, Idaho. There is delinquent upon the
Market Lake Canal Co., on account of assess.
nent levied on the 2nd day of June, 1908, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
feSpeCllEe SharelQllHrS as fnlln,rc.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17

- u WIFI INV 50 many SIarps
OF each parcel OF such stock as NAV be neees-
Sary VIII be sold in the Patrie Hotel at Market
m, OF said day to pay the delinonent oSses !.
ment thereon together with the cost If
aoVertlslng and expense of sale. -
me above sale of delinquent stock has hoo,
postponed until the 10th day OF Octoher J ,9ea
by order Board OF directors 'o0''
$. W. LAYTHE, Sec'y.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

b%ilitantes, me d%emandajent SOU
vent: ''votre fr4re de France, vous
a-t.ll 6crlt de son chateau? bait
sur la Loire? II va nous revenir?!!
J'aurais pu les %d6visager. Ce qui
precede n'entre pas dams la chro-
nique de Duluth; quolqu'il en-
soft, j'ai cru devoir dire quelques
mots sur notre facilit6 d'emballe-
ment. Ii y cut I'm temps, a Mon
tr6al, Oh lee jeunes files -elles
sont vieilles au jourd'hul, les che
res ames-s'emballaient a cause
des officers de l'arm6e anglaise
qui y menaient une vie de fame
antise, plus Solvent de dissipation
e: Zen connais plus dune famllle
qui sen est mordu les pouces au
sang de dept.
La paroisse st Jean-Baptiste
a achet6 tout un bloc, entire la 2e
ct Be rues ct la 24e ct Use Avenues
Quest. On pense pouvoir common
Ger la construction de l'6glise, dams
quelque temps.
Louis Corriveau nest pas en-
core parti pour saltwater. IL sly
attend dun moment q l'autre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22
L'ASSIMlLATION

Les journaux francais des Etats
de IEst en- sont al chapitre de
l'aesimilation de nos gems par Fen
tourage AMERICAN, GU plut0t
Saxon, CONNIE certains d'eux lie
dissent, afn de METRE l'affaire pire.
On Sc plant la-bas qua la jeu-
nesse canadienne franchise oublie
ga langue au profit de langlais,
tand1s que les docteurs Tant- Mieux
continent de predire un avenlr
brilliant pour la race; tout CO qui
faut c'est de r6chauffer le patrio-
tisme, d'envoyer les enfants a re-
cole FRANCHISE ct d'en]oindre a la
famille de parler francais dams son
giron. C'est simple nest &c pas?
Cette recette GUERRA les cas- les
plus r6fractaires.
II y a plus d'6coles FRANCHISES ct
de meilleures depuis vingt ans
dams la Nouvel]e Angleterre ct
c'est avec surprise que les jour
naua constatent une diminution
dams l'usage de la langue, parmi
les jeunes qui mont pas connu
Quebec. LIE fait devient s6rieux 81
l'on met en- ligne de compile que
nos compatriotes sont group6s
dams les villes ct que leur organi-
sation est excellente. Meme da ms
cette Province de Quebec, terre
classique du francais, on constate
que l'anglais sc r6pand surtout
dams les centres industriels ct com.
merciaux, CONNIE nous avons pu le
constater l'automne dernier. Les
jeunes parlent anglais d Montreal
ct lie p%arlent bien.
ST I'm 1ndustriel forme une com
pagnie anonyme, c'est I'm nom an.
glais lui dome, ct m%aintenant
que lie capital american sc JOINT {
langlais pour exploiter les ressour
ces du Canada nos compatriotes
wont sc trouver entire deux feux..
ST Fun deux veut Jouer IN role
eminent que lui assurent SOS ia,
Tents dams la politique ct les afai.
res il lui fault coudoyer ceux qui
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

Quel sera lie drapeau national
des Canadiens-francais est une
question non encore vid6e chez
nos freres du Canada? Les uns
veulent le tricolore franeals. les
autres lie trouvent trop revolution.
naire trop anti catholique, tandis
que dams I'm autre camp on veut
IN drapeau national ct non reli-
gieux. lie favori semble etre une
croix blanche sur fonds bleu avec
lys, castor ct feuille d'6rable etc,
un petit peu de tous les plats pour
nous rappeler toutes sortes de
souvenirs glorieux.
Cette affaire de drapeau peut
avoir son utilize la-bas, mais WI
de &c pays, ellie est penible pour
ne pas dire plus.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

Jamals pu Sc grouper CONNIE dams
lEst, ct la langue en- a souffert
bien qu'ils aient toujours conser-
We un souvenir attendu de la mere
patrie.
Maintenant, 6tant donn6e la re-
pugnance de la classe instruite de
Quebec d'6migrer, il nest pas
6tonnant que Gle combat cessa
faute de combattants".
Duel sera le sort du ~francais
dams pOuest? II Sc conservera
CONNIE langue litt6raire dams la
classe instruite ct richie, grace q
son m6rite intrinseque. Dams lie
domaine des a~ffaires, il est d6ja
disparu, sill a jamais exist6 pour
Ia peine.
II est impossible de r6agir con-
tire notre ordre 6conomique ct So
cial ct de remonter le courant qui
nous 6loigne sans cesse de la sour
ce FRANCHISE de Quebec. Nous SOM
mes au milieu dune evolution
quill est bon de contaster ct d'a-
nalyser parce qu'elle affecte toutes
les races 6mmigr6es sur lie sol
AMERICAN. La tendance est au
cosmopolitisme ct nous la subis-
sons CONNIE les autres; pas plus.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22
CONCERT

NONNInl
Voici lie programme qui sea rendu mercredi proclaim, ]e ~ cou-
rant, au grand concert dome dams la Third Ward Republican Hall,
Avenues Plymouth ct Aldrich Nord, Minneapolis, sous les Auspices de
Ia "Soci6t6 Ph1lharmoniuue ct Chmur de l 6glise Ste Anne.
Premiere Partie
l Double Quator (a) America
() France! France! Ambrose Thomas
B. Pelletier, a. Chouinard, B. j. Pelletier, Georges Plante, Roy Boil
due, F, Parent AL. Lemon, ). C. MatqG@1s s,:, nn,
4Solo de Piano, Grande Polka de Concert (HomerN N: Bartlett)
Mile Lillian Marsolals
S Solo de Contrsi,o, "Tatter" (Od English Melody Gerald Lane
par Nine C. E. Marchessault accompagn6e par Mile Florida Henault
6 Solo de Tenor, In the Shade of the Palms (Florodora) ~,
7 Soldiers Chorus Faust C. Gounod) Chour de Ste Anne 40 voix)
Intermede
Defamation, Les v1ngt sous du Bon Dieu, Mile Alice Beaulieu e ans)
Courte Adresse 80. R6vd. D. Richard, Pasteur de regise Ste Anne
Deuxi6me Parte
1 Solo de Piano, Vase, Op. "a, no (Chopin) Mile L6ontine Landry
2 Solo de Mezzo-S Soprano, Let me dream again (Arthur Sullivan
...... MueA nuIee IL halc
3 Defamation, The Dandy Fifth. ..........M. Theodore Payette
4 Solo de Basse, The Bandolero Nesiie Stuard) -. M. L. ODonnell
5 Solod de Soprano. A Dream OF Paradise (Hamilton Gray
6 Duo Vocal (a) Hope Beyond &C. A. White)
() Vase des Papi]lions Henri Wander Geen)
Miles Alice Laferrlere ct Mabel PJante
7 Marche Romano, Louange ct Gloire (Gounod :; G. Macy1
Les portes seront ouvertes a 7 heures p. N. ct lie concert commence
ra a s heures pr6clses ain de termlner a bonnie heure. Les blllets ne
sont que de % centins. Venez tous.
Les officers de Reorganization sont: Drecteur Spirituel, R6vd u.
Richard; Dlrecteur de Musique, 3. L. Gauthler; Organlste ct Planls-
te, Nine c. II. Dumas; President, Antoine Chouinard; Secr6taire, Mile
Alice Laferriere: Tr6sorier, Jos. Forth.
Execute: Nine Ed. Mingo, Miles Lillian Marsolais ct Alpha Scone;
M. j. G. Marquis.
Comit6 Reorganization: J. C. Marquis, Nine Sd. Mingo, Mile OrzHla
Demers, Alphonse Lenoir, B. J. Pelletier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

ont l'argent ct lie pouvoir, ct natu-
rellement c'est dams les maisons
de langue anglaise, avec les an
glais quill lui faut trailer.
Au Canada CONNIE lei la per
some instruite ct ambitieuse qui
veut Sc payer une vote aux
honneurs politiques doit prem
DIRE fat ct cause pour I'm parti, ct
TRAVELLER dams les rangs de tongues
ann6es avec les chefs de sa locali-
t6 ct du pays. II lui fault adopter
DIES vues larges ct lib6rales ct
METRE de cote toute coter1e exclu-
sive de race; c est &c quont fait
Lafontaine, NORM, Cartier, Lau-
rier ct reinforcement Tarte qui ont
a tour de role paru sur la scene q
Ontario, a notre grand avantage.
lis ont tout de meme conserve leur
langue parce qu'ils avaient du ta-
lent uni a des Guides so]ides.
II men est pas ainsi dune Sc
condo cat6gorie, qui ne peut mener
de front les deux laugues tout en-
Sc tirant bien d'affaires dams une
seule, qui naturellement est Fan
glais quand l'entourage industriel
ct commercial est de langue anglai-
Sc.
ST maintenant nous prenons une
troisieme categorie qui est lee
aux Etats- Unis ct ma Gu d'ecole
FRANCHISE que celle de la p%aroisse
Oh ron enseigne les rudiments de
la langue pendant 5 gu 6 ans, CO
nest pas ASSET pour lutter avec
cette langue de tous les grands
journaux ct du commerce-de ces
journaux que l'on public a DIES
millions d'exempla1res soir ct
matin, ct de ce commerce qui fera
d6sormais gagner le pain quoti-
diens q nos jeunes compatriotes.
Dams l'ouest c'est pire que celia,
puisque nous n'avons pas d'6coles
franeaise-trols peut etre tout
de Chicago a Minneapolis.
Nous n'approuvons nj ne bla-
mons nos compatriotes dun 6tat
de chooses, qui d notre point de vue
est d6plorable; car les circonstan-
ces sont te]les quill est a peu pres
impossible d'agir autrement.
Nos pred6cesseurs dane l'Ouest
sont arrives par etapes de Quebec
dams la region DIES grands laos, ct
fort peu savaient lire ct 6crire lie
francais. E~parpill6s depuis Gin
quante ans, au milieu d'etrangers
dams les mines, les chantiers, les
villes ct les campagnes, ills mont
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

sb"J'6:ais fort NAL a False, car la
douleur de cette noble femme me
remuait profond6ment; ellie 6tait
debout devant moi, ct DIES larmes
brillaient dams ses yeux noirs.
"-Une folie de Jeunesse...M Ma
dame, balbutiai-je, je verrai votre
fills, je lie gronderai.
Ellie hocha gravement la tete.
"-Vous ne lie verrez pas, capt.
tame: il s'est engage dams linfan-
terie de marine,et je ne suis venue
que lorsqu'il a etc parti...."
Nous avions 6cout6 lie capitaine
J....sans l'interrompre; lorsqu'il
Sc tut, il y cut I'm court silence.
Eft le announcement, capitaine?
Quest devenu M. de Mertens?
III est mort, messieurs. ii y a
quelque ann6es, j'ai regu Inc let
ire qui venait de Keiung; une pau
vre petite, lettre 6crlte dune encre
pale, sur I'm papier jaime d6Ja. Ell
lie conteuait ces quelques lignes:
Je suis gravement bless6. LA
miral Courbet Went de m'apporter
la croix. ..mais g vais mourir....
Je vous l'envoie ma pauvre cro1x, a
vous qui m'avez sauv6, ct je sera1s
heureux 81 vous la porter.
VOLTA pourquoi, messieurs, au
lieu d'accrocher a mon uniforme
la decoration quela chancellerie ide
la Legion d'honneur ma dome, je
porte la croix du sergent dlntan-
terie de marine Mertens, qul apres
s'etre conduit CONNIE un voleur,
est mort a Kelung CONNIE un he
ros.
ALBERT DELPIT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

cercle ct ne connaissait pas M. de
Mertens; les joueurs, qul Sc te-
naient debout, etaient un peu pres
s6s les uns contre les autres; lie
nouveau venu await WI uDe main
Sc glisssr dams lie chapeau, ct, croy-
ant ou'on me %volait, il await erie.
II fit d'humbles excuses a M. de
Mertens, que tout le monde entou-
RAFT en- SO lamentant sur le d6plora-
BILE incident soulev6 par la sottise
dun maladrolt.
"Puis on Sc remit a jouer ct NJ.
de Mertens sortit.
"Trois jours SO passerent sans
que j'eusse DIES nouvelles du jeune
homme. Quill ne fut pas tres friand
de me revoir, rien de plus naturel.
En lie sauvant, %'avais sauve Ihon-
neur posthume dun brave soldat;
mails, enfn, je trouvais etrange
quill nett pas cherch6 dune ma.
Mere 1ndirecte q me temolgner So
reconnaissance.
"Uu soir, je sortais de chez moi
nour aller rendre quelques sisites,
iorsoue mon ordonnance me dit
on'une dame m'attendalt au salon
"C'est une femme de %quarante
cinq ans, au visage calme ct her.
an regard loyal
"-Je suis Nine de Mertens, me
d;t.e]le: mon fills ma tout raconte,
ct je viens vous remercler de nous
avoir gard6 intact Phonneur de no.
ire nom.
"-Madame. -.
Mon fills 6tait follement amou-
reux dune femme qui, tou!ours,
luz demandait de l'argent; IL s'est
RUNE pour ellie, il a joue il a perdu
Vous savez le reste.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

Lex MARIE A. A. Ames a recu
sa sentence du Juge G. B.. Elliott
samedi dernier, ct passera les six
ann6es qui won't suivre al p%6niten-
cier de Saltwater. II va sans dire
quill q appel6 de la sentence la
Cour Supreme ct quill lui reste
encore une chance de tricher la
prison; mails IL est fort peu proba-
BILE que la Cour donnera un nou-
veau process sur DIES technicalit6s;
certainement pas sur la question
de paresie inciplente autrement
dit insanit6 qui arrive a propos
pour sauver I'm criminel notolre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22
G.. F. Wapenhals.
Fra CheS ct en- Baril
Saucisses, Jambons Saindoux,
Volailles, Etc.
929 Plymouth We
MINNEAPOLIS, MIN

Newport (Rhode Island) lie
nouveau sous-marin de la marine
DIES Etats- Unis, "Mocassin", cons
fruit par la Holland Torpedo
Boat Company a proc6d6 pendant
6 heures, dams la Narragansett Bay.
a des essais de vitesse. Etant sub
merge, il a pu marcher q une vites-
Sc de 8 noeuds ct demi a l'heure,
soft un demi de plus que la viresse
prevue dams le contrat. LIE "Mocas-
sin" est lie plus rapide DIES SOUS
marin DIES Etats Unis.
Rome.-Le diocese de Vancou.
yer a 6t6 s6par6 de l'archidiocese
!d'Or6gon. Vancouver a etc 6rige
en- archdiocese, formant une pro-
vince eccl6siastique condolences,
avant sous ga juridiction deux au-
tres 6vech6s canadiens.
lie Tres Reverend Bertram
Orth, 6veque de Vancouver, a etc
nomm6 archeveque du nouvean
diocese.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22
0 ADVE Users.

The Echo dcTOuest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
pub ished in the Northwest.
7ertisers may at any time
exam ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., doivent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
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Minneapolis, MINI.
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CHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon
ues idees ct opinions M ses pa
respondents.
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Toutes correspondances doivent
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class mail matter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-22

ST Dieu n existe pas, il faudrait
i'iuventer.
VOLTAIRE.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-26
TO BE HELD AT BEMIDJl, ON
ss SATURDAY, MARCH
II. FOURTEENTH.
VALUABLE BOOK FREE TO ALL
WHO ATTEND FIRST
SESSION..
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVIT-
ED TO ATTEND. REMEM-
E BER THE DATE.

The superintendent of the Min
nesota Farmers Institute an
nounces that an institute will be
held in the city hall at Bemidji
Saturday, March 18th. Morning
session 10 a. M, to IL m. After
noon session 1:30 to 4:3O p. m.
Evening session 7:3O.
The farmers institute is a ira
Yelling farmers school, and the
teachers are men who combine
the scientific and practical phases
of farm economics with the abil-
ity to impart their knowledge to
others. The rapid spread of
useful knowledge among farmers
and the growing interest in bet
ter stock, better cultivation of
soil and care of domestic ami
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-26

The Compass editor was one
of the first to oppose Gov. Van
SAINT on the merger" question.
Not that we loved the railroads,
hut because we halieved he was,
shooting political tirecrackers.
And now comes Attorney Gener-
al Douglas with tears in his voice
to tell the legislature that the
present laws are not sufficient to
prevent the merger. 1t takes
years and state money to make
some men wise. Gentle reader,
how did you vote?-Big Fork
Compass.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-26
best products of the locality for

best products of the locality for
expedition.
We hope every reader will care
fully consider this subject and
when the meeting is called for
the organization of q county agri.
cultural society every business
man, farmer and citizen interest.
ed in the betterment and upbuild.
ing of the community will join
hands with his neighbor and do
all he can to inaugurate a success.
full organization instead of
standing back and waiting to see
what the others will do.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-26

mails, higher grade of meat and
dairy products, has been in a
large measure due to institute
work. This work is of great
benefit to all who attend and
gives encouragement and enthu-
siasm in his work.
The successful farmer of to-
day is a thinker as we'll as a
worker. Brains have become
quite as important a factor as
Drawn and muscle. The farmer
nowadays must know the chow
and why" of his work.
Dairy and farming experts
will be present to give short ad-
dresses and answer questions.
Prof. Hovestad of the Crookston
Experiment station will explain
the work that the station is doing
in the solving of various problems
that interest the farmers in this
part of the state. Herbert Chap
man, who has chargeof the Grand
Rapids Experiment station, will
give an interesting address on
Potato Growing, Dairying, Hog
Raising and Feeding, Poultry,
Grain, Grasses, Corn, Clover,and
other items of interest to every
farmer in Beltrami county.
There ought to be at least five
hundred farmers in attendance
at the opening session OF the IN
stitute on Saturday, March IA.
Don't forget the date.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-26

in any form is to be allowed, and
neither are women allowed to be
served drinks in q saloon. Ev-
cry saloon keeper in the city has
been notified ofa.the order.s@,A
quiet investigation into the mat
ter by some of the councilmen
led to the issuance of the order
and all saloon men are to be dealt
with alike.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-26
A Strong Combination.

A marriage was solemnized in
Dakota recently in which the
groOm's name was Derrick and
the brides name Crane and
Ralph WheeloclS asks if that
wouldn't "raise" a family. 1t
certainly ought to.