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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-11-05
Ftshhook Oantus

Many a traveller In desert lands,
when in danger Of dying from thirst,
has been saved by the plant known as
the water or fishhook cactus, says the
New York Commercial. During the
moist season 1t stores up a large guam
uty OF water for the subsequent dry
one, when all the ground is parched
with heat and only channels filed with
stones mark the course Of former rivu-
lets. 30 well has this cactus provided
Tor the safety Of its precious liquid
mat 1t Is no easy task to obtain IT.
Inc exterior skin Is more impenetra-
Die than the toughest leather, and, be-
SIDES, 1t is protected with long, wiry
splnes curved into hooks at the end,
yet 30 strong and springy that If a
large rock be thrown against them
they remain uninjured. II the spines
be burned OF one may, by long and
tedious effort cut through the rind
VIII stout knife; otherwise nothing
out an axe will enable them to get at
tne interior of this well-armored plant.
When the top is removed and a hol-
low made by scooping out some of the
soit inner part it Immediately fills with
water cool and refreshing, though
oiis'erlng sun may have been beating
upon the tough skin above 1t all day.
Inc water, when first obtained. has a
wniush or smoky tint but when set
tied Is as clear as crystal.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-11-05
Putting Hoboes to Wor1 a. a.

u,'ins hoooes to Work in Georgia.
Georgia's new vagrancy law make,
1t lawful to put to work on the high
ways any adult who cannot show h.
has regular employment Asa r.,ult
OF the enforcement Of this law tho
highways of that state are being mt
IN the finest condition.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-11-05

Girls who are pretty as pictures A..
Eeldom as pretty a. their own
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-11-05

a man who can't talk and will ta,t
should be muzzled
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-11-05

(To be continued)
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10
0. A. BERG STRONG FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Is One of the West Ends Most
Representative Business
Men.
Has a. Creditable Record and
Should Be Nominated by
His Party.

o. A. Berg is the Democratic candi-
date for county commissioner in the
third district to succeed himself. Mr..
Berg is one of the most representative
business men in the West End. He is
an old resident of the city and is high
ly respected by all who know him.
Eight yea Tsez ago, when i, the party; wa
given an awful defeat In this county
he was the only Democrat who was
able to pull through. Since holding
the office he has been an earnest and
sincere public official; discharging the
duties Of his office without fear or
favor.
It would be the wisest policy for the
Democrats of this district to nominate
Mr.. Berg. If he is nominated he will
be elected. This is a foregone conclu-
sion. The Republicans are doing their
utmost to defeat him at the primaries.
knowing full well that he will be a
formidable candidate at the general
election. AS county commissioner
whenever there was a party issue Mr..
Berg has always voted consistently
with the party and in the interest Of
good government, for which the party
stands. We challenge contradiction to
ness of the county he has worked and
voted In an honest and conscientious
manner, just as he would do in his own
private business.
Mr.. Bergs opponent is an honest
and reliable man, but party policy at
this time should be duly considered.
Mr. Berg can be elected with ease.
His opponent will have hard strug-
gle to pull out Of it. This is the differ
ence and this Is why the party should
stand by him.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10
|lRNS1lll
Pll | WITH! / I: UNIONS IS
Visits Labor Day % Piicnic \ and
Exchanges Greetings With !.
Union Men,, . ..~~.
Discusses Old Boycott Question,
With Many Leaders of
Union: Labor,

John r. Ar1nstead visited the. Labor
Day picnic Monday, and mixed up con-
siderab1y with: the members. of organ
lied labor. Some of the men who only
heard one side OF the controversy that
happened some years ago, were for the.
first time given an opportunity to get
Mr.. Ar1nsteads version Of it. Several
expressions of satisfaction were heard.
While Mr. Arrnstead will not get all their
votes, because many of them do not
belong to his political party, his visit
with them had decidedly quieting eff
feet.
His statement in this paper last week
which declared that he bore no malice
against organized labor; that he rec
ognized labor's necessity for organiza-
ton, and the assurance that he would
show no discrimination in the enforce
ment Of law against rich or poor, high
or low, against labor and capital, was
! an open declaration of fairness. If he
carries out his pledge, and we have ev-
J cry reason to believe that he will. Or
ganized labor will have nothing to fear
from him.
! So far as this paper is concerned we
! sheriff Of this county who gives pre-
! election promises that he will give labor
! or capital the best of It. We stand for
the enforcement of law. If workingmen
violate the law during a strike they
should be punished as. prescribed by
law. Labor has no worse enemies than
the men within it's own ranks who have
no respect for the law. No strike was
ever won where violation of the law
was resorted to. =:
On the other hand the man will be q
dangerous sheriff who will aid the cor
porations to break union during a
strike. A sheriff has considerable
power if he wishes to use it in this di.
rection. For this reason labor is anxi.
GUS to see a man elected sheriff who
will be honest and fair with all Of thu
people. Mr. Armstead's published de.
clarations are in accordance with thi.
sentiment, and here is hoping that HI
will carry them out If he is chosen
sheriff Of st. Louis county.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10

active member of the machinists I'M
ion.
A large number Of aspirants for poll
tical office attended the Labor Day
picnic at Zenith Park. Among them
mixer with the boys.
Chief of police Troyer and his family
were among the number who enjoyed
Labor Day outing at Zenith Park.
The Superior police, all big men, were
very much disappointed that they did
not dead head home after destroying
the picnic Monday. They approached
the Newsboy, but J. w. Richardson,
who was collecting tickets would not
permit them go to aboard until they
paid their fare. They flashed their stars,
but this would not go with Mr.. Rich
ardson. They then claimed they had
no money, but no sympathy was shown
for them. The last heard from them
was that they were hitting the pike
for Superior. One good turn always
deserves another. =:
President Henry Pereault- was the
He saw that every committeeman was
doing his duty.
Ole Larson was an original character
as usual, and made it as pleasant ais
possible for the unwelcome guests from
Superior.
Ed schubislxy Of the cigarmakers I'M
ion enjoyed himself immensely at the
picnic.
The carpenters, longshoremen and
structural iron workers formed singal
division in the big parade, and a strong
and sinewy set of men they were. They
were the attraction Of the march.
The cigarmakers, bakers and burcn-
ers took the lead in dress parade, with
the timers closely following.
The bricklayers were conspicuous by
their absence. Many regrets were heard
from every side that such a. strong I'M
ion should be missing.
Herman Hartel, butcher of this
city, is working as strike breaker at
St. Joseph, Mo. He was at one time
a member Of the firm of scheisser &
Hartel.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10
MORK BROS.
FRESH AND SALT MEATS.

Zenith Phone 1S9; Duluth Phone 667- NJ
531W. FIRST ST., and 100 w. FIRST ST
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10
CULLINGS FROM OTHERS,

The ice-cream soda purveyor now
weereth the smile that won't come off.
Woman may be tickle as the sun
shine, but she's as deep as the sea.
The harder it is to get man to
make a promise the easier it is to get
him to make it good.
The man who can handle the coal oil
can in one hand and a bunch of violets
In the other is a genius.
Many girl who plays neither the
plano, golf nor ping pong is a good
hand at the washtub.s @+.-.~.<... (.
-; Sarcasm :1s a-two- edged sword which
as often cuts the party. using it ais he
whom it is used against.
If an elixir of life that will enable
people to live 200 years is: ever invent
&c all the bachelors will buy it.
It is said the big Baltimore fire was
caused by a cigarette. Another in
stance Of giving a dog bad name.
The man with the smile is like the
day with the Neutrality-suspicious. to all
classes and conditions Of mankind.
There are other ties than those of
home" observed the sad faced Eagle
minstrel as he hit the track for Balti-
more.
Some of the straw hats we see on
the streets these days are much like
the men who wear thenl-good old
'*hasbeens.''
Some people place more faith in a
rabbit foot than they do in the Lord,
and then scott at religious supersti-
TONS.
1t Is foolish to ask the drunken man
who rings your doorbell what he
wants. He has probably had all he
wants.
Music may have the effect Of soothing
the savage beast. but its soothing pro-
pert1es are lost when 1t ernanates from
cracked cornet and an attic window.
The girl who goes down the river
these, cool evenings with her best fell
low and complains @of' feeling chilly
and wishes she had something around
her. generally has her wish granted.
Love in "a, cottage, may have been the
real thing at one time, but nowadays
1t must be $4,000 cottage with an
automobile. In front OF the door to be
effective. "
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10
LOCAL LABOR NOTES.

Jas. Walsh, president of the l.. r. P.
A., left Wednesday for 500 to settle a
local grievance among the tugmen. He
is expected home today.
Vim. Curran, formerly a member of
the Minneapolis bartenders union Is a
visitor in the city. Mr.. Curran attended
the Mankato convention of the Min
nesota Federation Of Labor.
VIM. Gotta, vice president of the Lit
tie Falls mill workers union, is work.
ing at Proctor Knott. He is now an
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10

AS 1T ,FREQUENLY" HAPPENS.
From the Chicago Record-Herald:
Yes, he married sto''get revenge on 8
girl who had Tilted him."
did he get ,it?"
mo, she did,"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Deppei visited
Mr.. Deppei's parents at Minneapolis
last week and while there took in the
big fair.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10

s.. T. Levin. importer OF vines and IL
quors, at sol West Superior street
carries the very best stock t. the city
for family and medicinal purposes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-09-15

"Ouersaar alt anoet," ifriuer Wr. S.
Senleu, &ope, @olo.. ct Brep mobta>
get tor en- Glib toen al Tabritauten for
Or. Peter's Rurtto. "Ses bar fjenot
til Scores Weoicin / Ter e1er ipp Mar,
os ieg bruser iu9eu anoen Meoicir nu,
oa bens. itprtenbe g9enlfaber ouersaar
alt anoet, ri bar bapt 6ulet. Min
Some LED of Dpspepiia os bleu nloeles
beIbreoet; @pgoommen bar alori9 uenot
tilbase. seg ielu bauoe &in9orm TIRE
Waaneoer ,os forieste inart bet enc, inart
bet onbet Wiobel uben minbfe Ste elultat;
@p9ooumen bleu itaoig parre. @n og
en- balu SLATE &urito beuirtebe en- iulb,
'itenois 9elbrebelie os MI uil ieq ttte
BRUCE nogen anbeu Mebcin. @pprg
lite efter ben paa Npotbetet. Den lalse8
fun 9iennem ipecielt aniatte QotalsM9en,
ter euer birette fra Tabritantsn, Dr.
Yeter S5abrnep, ll2>ll4 go. @opne
Mue., @bicaso. Sa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-09-15

Den rusflfe Dlterief flaabe, iom man
BAT feet aileile til Dfen mtu6lt ct balpt
Dufn @aage fpr, er nu afsaaet i9ien.
Ser bar oet antagelig bare Snbbtlbntng
euer maalte enoos Oplptno, men nu
aipes Der iaa mango @nteltbeoer peofom<
n1enoe Mtrei ien, oer fanot feb fra @ron<
itaot fife 9pnoas, at Beretniusen ipnes
at pere lanb.
Ser oplples besuben ira St. Yetsrs>
burg at bet officielt er bleuen fortpnet,
at TIaabeu ct afieilet til bet fierne
Dten. Tlaaben beitoo al 10 @la9ifibe
os &rpbisre os fere Eorpeoobaaoe os
y Dbela9sere." Veb 2tbau ituloe bes'
ueen l2 Eransportlttbe os andre Sttbe:
ilulte Zig til Tlaaoen. Salt par ber:
benimob 40 Sti6e.
Den teilerlise Da@t meo &etleren
omboro lebiaseoe TIoaben uo at 9apnea*
Vn itor Wenueiteuasie par tilitebe PAD
Stranoen, oa Jlaaben afieile6e. Tra
Torterne os be 9ienperenoe @ttbe Fasz
rebe Bimpler, bporpaa Der ltoo: Sob
3pfte for Dterlp Faaoen paa bens lan9e
Neile."
Dpilten Jfute Tlaaben ifal tage er
lite betienbt. sJra ct. Yetersburs ops
lpies alene, at man ialminoeli9beb ans
taser, ben pil gaa 9jennem @ue3tauaIen,
men at ber oslaa saar &pster om, at
ben ital saa ionoenom Afrita.
l1a9tet &usierne bar maattet trette
Jig u!er og uer ttlbase for Sapanelerne
/ Wan@uriet o9 bar maattet opsiue fere
al fine beb(fe StQiuQer, iaaat man bar
troet, at Erigen inart maatte uere ouer,
Ter bet lite nu uo, iom ON &uslano bar
npgen laabGn &ante. Epertom. SITE
blot arlenbes nu benne Tlaabe, men
Rrissmintiter SatbaroH anbetalebe fife
2proas at tenbe enouu en- Scr paa
$50, 900 Wanb til &ina. i
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-09-15
Siele / vSlum" "=sOiit1itterne2 ST be
lite hans Brpbre2 0il Qpmmeren

@iele / v@lum" "zsOiit1itterne2 St be
lite bans Brpbre2 8il Domueren
unbifylbe bet 5pltem, iom sier enbper
lpttelis (om iaa cry u1eb 1nbtaaelie at
benz, lom er i y Slum" ">Dtitrittet? Nei,
bet er ct af be Ftreite Merfer pea ben
saule Portipolitits 1tilltretteliabeb, at
ben lite tan siue aue en- anFenois Etls
uereIie. Oa bet er ct Meerte paa
Suasbeben ct npt Barti at it9e, at alt
er uel unbta9en vtbe Slums". sDet er
ben melt tnuienbe Mntlase mob por St.
utlilation at tnorbu,rne, at BET Sau>
funbet finbes ct Ste6, buor enoo9 9aas
Bet er ubi1utt.
@n tan tple fig oplast til at itge meo
2omeQ:
"Have ye founded your thrones
and altars then
On the bodies and souls of living
men?
And think ye that building shall
endure,
Which shelters the wealthy and
crushes the poor?"
Wfen efterat alt er bleuen iast ON
bisie Offere for bet nuperenbe Spitem,
erunoer lite enbba Soctaltiferne I'm
@as paa en- @ppel Tor Barmbiertisbeo.
Set er uuai ientli9t, enten be fattt9e ct
lpttelisere euer mere bebrpuebe eno be
rise. @ppreSmaalet er: 8eberfares ale
&etferbi9beb2 9uis lite ct nj itmple
@lauer, 1oet ri itte forlan9er ibetminbite,
bpub Der er tilnermeliespis ret. De
forte Eienere @5poen, iom bliuer puff
feoe o9 nasne at be bpioe Gentlemen
paa Plantasen, ipnser al1tseuel ueo fit
Arbeibe. Sen Toritano er be lpttelise.
Men ut forlauser tfte nosen FABIAN
ipunastis Suite for nosen noset @teo.
Uten enten be er ben poerite Tatttsoom
euer tarpelta Romfort, Lab ale le ben
til bet Yartt, ion. aleue er iitauo til at
ppe Rstferbi9beo mob ale. s~... ...-~ .....
@eo. B. Domning.
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ToIfepartiet Minneiota utl boIoe
en- Gonpentton euer Conference / Ni>
coQet Qotel / Minneapolts ben 23oe bs.
El. 1880 AFten. 9enit9teu ct at Be:
femme. buem ber fal pere partiets
&anoioater 1om Brelteentpel9ere. Sc
forfleuise Counter fan ienbe Deleeas
ter, om be piI. Ottertail @ountp ct
berettiset til otte Dele9oter. Set ct
operlaot til @ountptomiteerne at b.
femme County: :Gonuenttcnerne~ 9uor
ber ifte er nosen Organization, fan ius
teres erebe Bcrgere mpoe og uonepne
Delesater til Wooet.
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@eIfprt I saftatd)e&p an, Co.
3ote Mug. 1904.

30te Mug. 1904.
Qr. Nebaftpr!
Meus leg f1boer os leier l1seblaoet,
falber NIT Bltt paa ct Brep ira &anas
oa, nemlis fra 8i@ 9ius. Seq nil
ba osiaa faa 2op at ifripe ltbt fra Mels
fort, iou lis9er ct Tibet @tytte pit oer=
fra ben frustbare Carrot &tper<DaI.
Melfort &c Blot to Mar 9au1n1el tbpit
os potter op iom en- 2ilie Il Dalen. @s>
men Bsromfrtns er ualnaiabelt9 tntut
meb blon1itrenbe @letter os buntle Sto=
pc. buor 6armeren fpler fig iaa alab os
trps.
Sernbanen naaeoe bib Fife @aar, os
ber bpgses frembeles paa ben ueituuer
til Yrince Mlbert 80 Mil berfra.
80 Mtl pit berfra bespnoer Maales
fo9en, % ba er Der @agmpQer %
Stoesbrus paa en- Stretntns af 100
Wit,
&l1matet bette Strs9 er 1aa Iunbt,
lou1 bet tan fin6es. 2uften er tlar og
let, og ri bar pasienbe Resn os @ollttn.
Sturaaunen er MI bespnbt, os @ulins
gen ier ubmertet uo. Eibligt laaet
8ys bleu trefet norb for Melfort ben
lite Nusult % aap 40 Buibel pr. Mcre.
Nortfe Npbpsgerot1ritter fnbes nu
BET og bet uooper bet peiflige &anaba,
9ooe Tarmere aaeiammen. Dette er ct
u0mertet 2ano for &reaturapl. Rreas
turene gaar uoe / fore Tlotte bele Vin>
teren, o9 ber er en- iuer @rasmen9be.
Seq bar ilaaet @res, iom par fem Sob
bpit % laa tpft iom 6aarene paa en-
Mbe.
Mit Brep bltr pel faulfe for lar9t,
enoifipnt ie9 bat meget taere at tortel1e,
men bet faar pel pere til en- anbeu
@ans. Saa faar leg lutte meb en-
penlio 6illeu til u9eblaoet % tienbts
runot om Tersus Talls os til fit NIT
fiere Barneousb bienrt. /. 9Qlurbatt. Il:
Ole g. Shirley.
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ToIoen-
lobe Sept. 1904.

lobe Sept. 1904.
9r. &ebattpr!
Seq pil beoe ON Optaselle af bisie
fca Qtnier angaaenbe bet forelfaaense
primerpals ben 2ooe 6s., oa bette @als
er af ueieutlis Betpbntns, ioet be &an>
bibater, iom faar wfajoritet / @ountiets
iomtli9e DiRritter, berueo bliuer non,i.
nerebe til sranoioater os nil faa fine
Nauue trytte paa Valsiebbelen. De
andre lite.
l1astet bet for 2anbbet toltniugens
Uebtommeuoe et paa en- teumelt9 ubes
:letlts Etb. at, primerpal9et bolbes
(20oe Sept.), iaa lab os bog iaapiot
mulist soa os iette Tinsre paa be
Menos Naune, iom ri pnter tnbpalst /
be fo:ltieltse @mbeoer, iom ifcl beiets
tes. Derueo 9jor nj ialfalb port til, at
be Weno, ri onlter, fan TONNE paa
Balal leobelen, o9 Bette er mango Eils
fe!be ensbetpoenoe meo oeres Dalg.
EsQao mig bernelt lom itemmsbs:et'
tiset pso ct Ialsoitrift , O;tertosl
County at lise ct Orb ON Ell al be
Meno, iom iaar ipser Yals Der / @ounz
tiet. 81 ifal ibpit blanot anoet iubi iette
en- @lert Of Court. Op til Dato bat
ri, iaapiot leg er bleuen par, nj &anoiz
batter for bette @u1beoe. ua9tet leg fer
min Del lite bar noset at lal lte paa
nosen af &anoibaterne, p.l leg poue at
ttse, at ies for @u opristis ltuIbe lite at
ie Wr. Gbas. u. 2uno fra Bining inb'
pal9t / bette @mbeoe. Seq bar tienot
oenne beeerlise os srunberlige unge
Wanb "a Nar os altto foaet Snbtrpt=
tet af, at ban lom en- a!tio fremabitre.
benoe unsbom baooe Rboer 1nbe meb
&uno 1faber % tillise bar en- uplettet
&aratter. San CT tpot ber 2anbet o9
opDotleu Conn Of Nioaros Der Goun'
!! tiet % sr iaalebss ganite sobt inee ;belse bell
port offentlise Stel. Qon er Protnra:
tor af Yrofesi3on. -
Sans Wobtanbtoater tienber leg intet
til. Sc tpr uere r1eset bra Wenb,
men pan1felig fan noeen al benz fploe
@mbebet til mere olmtnbeIis Etl frebsbeb
enb Wr. 2uuo.
Naar ies bar offentlis9iort min Wes
ming iom feet, iaa er bet lite af portts
benlpn. Seq ct bperten @epublitaner
ellsr Demotrat. 0eller stte bar nogen
anmobet mig ON at lfriue bette. Men
| iee bar lert at iette pris paa bet, ]om
/ min Cperbeutsuins er sobt, ltsesploi9t
buor bet ftnoea.
) 9aab ON, at leg maa tliue opfot>
tet meb bet famine Sinoe!ag, meo builtet
bette ct ifrepet, forbliuer leg
Deres ar5pbise,
6. g. @psler.
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@n @ulb9raper &lonbiie bar fuun
@eo. B. Domninq.

Vn VulOAluuel Jllolutle 9uI luuott
en- @utotluup, iom peter neifen s53
l1nSe og er perb $l2s0, men @iereu pil
lite lel9e ben for oens @ul5perot. Det
er fore ilaaet at BRUCE ben iom ben for>
nemlte Del ben &rcns, iom ifal laues
for Song gomaro @n9lanb, og iom
ital inbe6oloe 2@oelifene o9 eble Mes
taller fra aue Dele al bet brittle &ige.
Mf ben @runb mener @ieren, at ban
tan faa mere tor @ulotlumpen enb oens
egentlise @uloueroi. Den ielbne @tprz
relle os bens &enbeo er en- anoen @runb,
bpprfor ban peuter at faa en- etHra Pris
for ben.
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Ser rafehe itere @topbranbe norb>
ltse california / Slutnmsen af fife
l1se, os be par lite lanst fra Gan
Traucisco. $ Martn County, buor
Sloen er blepen itanbiet, er $4,000
Mcres bleren last poe. Sntet Mennes
ifelio er gaaet tabt enbnu, iaauiot uan
pe6, men bet anlses for nelten umultst,
at Beboerne tan fomme bort fra Slben
paa lomme 5teber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-09-15

Oct beoer MI, at Ruslerne Port
Mrtbur bar funcet ct Hort tinei1if Opz
lag at MrtiQert=Vaaben tretten Ueil fra
Tortet. Oct beifoo af 800 fruppife
&anoner af fort &a!iber meb tilbprenoe
Ma,munitiou for 800 til 5000 Stub.
.Mlt bette bar beblte Stanp. st fort
Oplag af &tfer blep osiaa funoet, men
bisle car itte laa sobe. Naar Tuneet
blep|aiott, oplyIes life.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-09-15
EiI mine Wenuer % Belserme t

EiI mine Wsnner % Belserme St:
tertcil County:
Xette pil bliue ben ttlte 1b9aue at
ugeblabet fpr primerpalget ben 2obe
Sept. Seq uil berfor benptte oenne
Mnlebntus til at bebe mine .<Venner ON
at beltaae / nepnte 8alg og iette ct x
tpersoperfor nit 9fapn paa 8alsleooeIeu
iaalebes: grant S. BFefferls - x.
Wleo me9en Eat til mine genuer for
beres Denlisbeb min Taper torbliuer
ieg, Deres torbunone,.s !.
,TrantIS. Yfefferle,
&anoibat for @lert Of Court.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-09-15
Wrebe 2anDsn1enb:

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Ses anbolber berpeb erbsoisit on1
Deres pelpiQtse nnoerfpttelie for ben
republttanite Domination for @lert Of
Court ueo bet primGre Dal9 ben 20be
Septen1ber 1904. .*s
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5. g. Stulfab.
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