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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

5..5 BUILDING PERMITS. 7-7r r :.
J. NJ. Baltuff compahy s!.4210 Pillsbury
avenue, ~ story frame dwelling ...s 1000
j. NJ. Baltuff company, 1926 Pillsbury av- +,
enue N, II history frame dwelling..... 1000
enuee y, IL story frame dwelling 900
JennieE' Johnson. 1920 Eleventh avenue s., =.
~ story frame dwelling .........3, ! 100
Charles WIGHT, 610 Van Buren street NE, -
|. two-story frame dwelling .............. 1900
Willis P. Hamlin, 2717 Third avenue s,
;, ,two-story frame dwelling ............. 1,6o0
Five minor permits ....: ............ $40
49, Total, eleven permits. SO, ,11o
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! FARMERS TO COMBINE
Novel Company to- Organize, at Marshs
field with 100000 CAPITAL.

.MARSHFIEID, VISA novel experiment that
will be watched with interest By farmers allf
over the state is plan%o originating with John
p. Hune OF this city in which Fhe proposes
la capitalization of s1oO, ,OOosaIhe first issue Of
stock VIII be- $4,000 in shares of 800 each N
In support Of his theory that "A great saving
can be made in farming collectively rather than
iindiyidually, Hume argues that practically every
line p the industrial world except that Of farm.
ing Is being conducted thru the organization .oG
capital. He has compiled table of figures,
Showing saving to machinery and buildings Oh
over $25.000, and similar saving in labor.
+ The land that the new company proposes to
purchase and operate contains 1900 acres and fs
located FIVE miles from tIis city midway beg
tween the Central and Northwestern railWaL
tracks. -,,...,. = -: ..'i&
HURON, s, D.-The fall melting Of the cen3s
araI Association Of congregational churches will
cehyene. here On the 10th inst. continuing two5
days Pastors @deacons and laymen from about
G church h @ VII be 5 IN a. % smia
Of Lake Preston" - ;;.'tt5st, @5E3
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journed term OF the circuit court was held this
week. Only three. eases have been tried by
jury. The steere & Ballah vs.: j. &c. Gingery;
the plaintiff obtained a Judgment for $4,000
which he claimed was due him as commission lin
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north.
vest are registered az Minneapolis
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Carey Cement Roofing, better thana
netaE or tar and gravel. See W. s.
NotE7 CO.. Tel 876 i1t ar$%s-zE 30
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20 ACRES THREE-QUARTER MILE FROM
trolley: school and Lake Minnetonka: new
eight-room modern house. 800 apple trees, 8
acres strawberries. raspberries. etc., S6 acres
fine old maple timber; price $500. Catalogue
of hinnetonka property free. A. s. Apgar, Ex-
celsior. Lake Minnetonka. MINI.
TAKE NoTICE-THAT THIS IS AMONG THE
bargains have to offer at Mtnnetonka this
the south shore, 1000 feet sandy beach; q
snap; also 20 acres north shore. Both phones
Sa.P r. P. Swensen, 514-515 Bank OF Commerce
Bldg, Minneapolis. MINI.
FOR sALE-FoUR LOTS AND FOURTEEN.
room house, fine location. lawn frontage on
sandy beach in village OF Wayzata: price
$4,000 N. Martinson,3 Wayzaru, MINI.
/ AM A NONRESIDENT. HAVE TWO CHOICE
small tracts Of land near Mound for SALE
y 1870, Journal. s.<1S5
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MONUMENTS

MAxTEL co., loNUMENTs,
& headstores and markers; special designs cn
request Oftic. 419 9Th st 8. Granite and
Marble Wors.. s6Il Henn, ~. Beth phon0s.
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More cases Of sick: headache, bilionsss
nessyseonstipatien ,eaps be- cured IN less
Time T Nth s;s nsaif dHa for less
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

o 0 o o o 0 o o o o O a
o M1NNETONKA, 4.RoOM COTTAGE. {
feet sandy beach,, '.r one-half mile % to sta ayc
o " tion, north shore, SO, ,200 5-.-. .ez, =. &
o rs acres on north arm, one-half mile lake
shore GOOD substantial ,i s. buildings VI build
o $47OO. gt&tsg stit :3@ = 2Eses.l' 5ga {
O We also have several fruit farms and {
o small tracts close to lake on north side {
o The Dirimple- Ferrel1 Agency, ~
o 421 Kasota Bldg. .-%s TX
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Unirnproved.

ssoo-cLINToN Av. NEAR SD ST; WEST
'front.' 45x129.
S60o-Lot on Clinton av between 9th and 2Sth
sts: east front; all street Improvements in
9. and paid for.
Ss50-Lot on Harriet between Franklin and
22d st: 4ox12S; all street improvements in
and paid for.
S9O0--W 26th st near Euclid place. south front:
5Ox155.
$1,150-Fremcnt av s near oath st; east front:
53x129.
81, 1,400-Lake of the Isles boulevard. corner 26th
st; west and south front; 54x15O
$1,5OO-l-ots on Girard near Franklin;
5Ox129; all street Improvements.
S1,5OO-Lake place. between oath and 25th sts
west front; 10Ox150. ''
81. .5o0-Lake Of, Isles boulevard. near Euclid
place. 50x155
81, 625-For corner and adjoining lot on 80 av
S and 9th st. west and north front, ok
127; all street improvements in and paid
for on both streets; snap.
S2,2OO-lrving s, corner 22d st. 92x155;
. street improvements
s2'Soo-W 26th ST. corner Lake place. south and
west front. 1OOx155.
$3, 3,20o-I4ot Spruce place near Grant st. 5Ox
156 to alley.
s3,5oo-For 60 feet on 18th st S near Vine place
by 157 feet deep to alley. ,,
Hake offer on lots l, 2. 3, 2S % and 80, block
- 3 Elisha: Morse addition. corners of Lyn-
g = dale and Garfield avs s and Seth st.
Yale Realty Company, 2O6 4th st S.
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HOTELS.


HOTEL vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet doors room telephones.
steam heat. 75c-$1.25; with bath 81 bO-$2.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd AV s.; ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms
Rates, Toe, 81, $3.50 single. >, * tl.1' ~ #
MELBOURNE HOTEL, 327 HENNEPIN Av
Elegantly furnished rooms; strictly frst-classs
SEVENTH ST HOTEL: NEW AND MODERN;
from 75c day UPWARDS. 80 7th at s.
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RARBERs' SUPPLIES.

WE ARE EXPERTS ON GRINDING RAzoRs,
for supplies. Western Barber Supply. HB Mic.
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE

.lslsslAl,SsA.Il. ZEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
Improved.
Continued.
T you WANT GOOD HOME, MODERN IN
every particular, hardwood, elegantly finished
large grounds, beautiful trees. near Lake
Harriet car line. see 3. B. Waterman, APO
A-s Upton av S. s.y
sEvEN.RooM HOUSE, BARN AND TWO
lots lots for sale at 1921 Washburn AZ n. 81 ESQ;
sP. W. Guilford, 400 Bank Of Commerce bldg.
s4,aoo BUYS BEAUTIFUL ls-RooM HOUSE
two families; fine lawn and barn, 22d st east;
$l,6oO for good house for two families near
Franklin S; great bargain. 2o12 9th av $.
E1GHT-RooM HOUSE, JUST COMPLETED ALL
modern. hardwood finish. hot water heat, du.
pleS shades; beautifully decorated; bargain;
easy terms Owner, sos Masonic Temple.
s1,55o-NEw COSY COTTAGE, FINE 1ooA-
tion, nicely finished aud decorated; cellar, city
sTsS no05s s sss sash s $40
sl,56o-NEw cosy COTTAGE, FINE LocA-
tion. nicely finished and decorated; crate cellar. city
mo1sf month"; hsrsG1ea Brssnf car o0rs S s1ss St.
MUST sELL-cHEAP, NEED THE MONEY;
make offer; house 273s 1st av s; good condi.
tion; eight rooms; modern except heat. Own
er, cigar store, 213 Hennepin av.
sNAP-NEAR UNIVERSITY BLOCK TO
old interurban and Oak streetcars; near river;
fine neighborhood; fine residence; goes cheap.
Thompson 5s6 Andrus building.
pAhaoW, 1u2o GuAAANI4, OtEEhS NEW
modern residences, 1922 Portland, s24l Stew
ems, 1882 Lyndale s, 2S40 Pleasant: easy
payments and some trade.
S2,S0O-F1NELY FINISHED, THOROUGHLY
modern house of eight rooms; open for in
SPEC sspeeetiSn: 12ls 21st az N. kost, sole agent,
WANT TO SPECULATE ON ONE OF BEST
homes on Portland av7 Win guarantee you
$1,000. Hanford Rental Agency, Bank Of
Commerce building.
FOR sALE-SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS, ONE
block from Plymouth car line, on Knox av n;
- $3.50 each, worth $780, Smith Bros, 223
Railway building.
FOR sALE-sIX-RooM UNFINISHED ALL
new house. to be removed from lot or will
finish fl ds house and sell on easy terms. By owner
HAVE HANDSOME HOME ON PORTLAND Az,
will sell and take smaller property as part
payment Hanford Rental Agency. 3lo Bank
Of Commerce,
$500 WILL TAKE sIX-RooM HOUSE, 3lst
N near Lyndale; balance of $500 be
paid in installments. Kost, 1901 Washington
NEAR UNIVERSITY. E1aHT.RooM HOUSE
attic, bathroom. ETC.; So. 900 cash or trade
:e :eu|ty 'sE. for building material w. ''' 10th
FOR sALE-sl, 400; EASY TERMS; 42o7 PILLS
bury av, new cottage, hardwood foors nicely
decorated well; full lot: fine cellar.
LOTS FOR SALE-fHE BEST BARGAIN AT
Lake Harriet; double corner for $3.50. J. G.
Sterling. S07 Phoenix
$500 FOR BROOM HOUSE. eo4 18th Av NE,
Easy terms. 9. s. Woodruff COS Guaranty
NEW s.RooM HoUsE CASH; FOR SALE
cheap; 1924 Morgan N; must be sold this
week.
FOR SALE OR RENT-NEW sEVEN-ROOM
cottage. 1925 Washburn av s, Lake Harriet
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MEDICAL.

z MRS. DR.. FLUELIA' q M - -
No. Z South $7th st. b 54
Neuropathy, electric and electro-magne
treatment; cures rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum-
L bago and all Nervous Diseases and Weak.
nesses; s consultation Free Hours 8 to o,
Sundays Included 73,s5S, 5
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0ATIF0RNIA HOMEsEEKERs,

GALE ORNIA HOMESEEKERS. -
Our next excursion to California will leave
Minneapolis Oct. II. We will have the: very
. low rate Of 5000 for the round trip, tickets
good till Nov. 80, with stop-of privileges; come
along with us and see the most beautiful
and fertile valley on earth. In the very
heart Of this valley is Minnekota colony, on
the railroad and Sacramento river, in which
we will sell you a 1O-acre tract for $50 per
acre, with small payment down. Let us en-
gage ticket and berth for you at once. Write
today. -., -.
Pacific Coast Land & Colonization Co.,,
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis.
HAVE YOU EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARs2
!, 100 acres facing on the Clam river; the
timber on this quarter will cut 30, 900 feet
saw-timber and 800 cords of wood five. acres
cleared; a small log house; land Is level; soil
is rich loan on clay subsoil neighbors all
around; owner has been sick for five years
and must sell; deed perfect. ~ h.
Five Dollars and Seventy five Cents per acre,
Washburn county, Wisconsin,; 2H miles from
town; partly open and partly timbered; land
better sells readily at $12 to $15 per acre
in same district; deed perfect; half-fare..
Homestead Land Co., =
$780, 3O2 Nicollet Av, Minneapolis. .. .
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DRUGGISTS.

wHEELER's COUGH BALsAM enc AND $50
per bottle; our time &attention and ability Is
given your prescription. Let US prepare yours.
Cchurchill, druggist. SNicollet Hotel block.
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;. . o HAaM : Lambs ( o FOR { SALE. 4 .
, Billings, Mont, irrigated farm lands {
, never failing water, every farm perfect {
, garden; Immense production Of grain, fruit {
D and Vegetables.
> write for illustrated folder, describing e
0 country, prices, terms, etc.,, and dates {
. of excursions. Local real estate agencies
, wanted in Minnesota, Wisconsin and north
0 ern Iowa. Call or write for full par
0 ticulars.
0 Bruner & Fifeld, Northwestern Agents,
o 326-7 Andrus Bldg,
o Minneapolis, MINI.
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WE HAVE SPLENDID ALL SIZE IMPROVED
farms, clay loan top with clay subsoil; also
dark sandy loan, around Minneapolis, near
schools depots, creameries and good market;
timber meadow and good buildings: good title
and easy terms; before you buy call or write
for our printed list. We also have several
fine farms and land in our books which was
listed with us after printed list was out : In
form us how large a farm and what terms
we also have 21h acres, several S, TO- 13, rs,
40 and IS acres, all under cultivation, near
streetcars, in Minneapolis; easy terms; very
Minneapolis.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. 816 Nicollet.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin av. Both phones
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oOH NlcolAet AV, MluHeapolls.
Why HIS NoRTa Eth pa DAK0TA FARM aa IS 15T
ing 20 bu to the acre. oats 40 bu, corn 80
bu. potatoes , POO bu. all On newly broken en-
@an an ' land 0is s sn IoW tS1ssd nnesllen
neighbors ,rg good schools free coal and good
If you ask him about North Dakota. His P: Q:
address is Flasher N. D. We are selling land
In his Eeighborhood from $3.50 to s16 an acre.
H. Brown Co.. 131 La Sale st., Chicago, ILL.,,
or Mandan. Nd.
LEAVE YOUR CITY DESK FOR A FARM IN
North Dakota It is only when a man is walk
indepeadence The city man man can m S, never acquire ]
this. this independence 1s 50 chsaply as now while
q Water and ch asf nsfursl srass
farms in Morton and Hettinger counties for s122
to so an acre (one-third CASH, but the price
tr ss. Of the big Free
Brown Co.. 131 La Sale ST., Chicago, ILL.,, or
Mandan, N. D. ~ - 80 -.
500 AN ACRE, IA ACRES, CULTIVATED,
buildings; River road, above workhouse.
$75 an acre, easy terms 16 acres two
miles above workhouse. g. ,ss "'e H. .
$40 an acre, 73 acres. excellent land, near
electric line to Minnetonka. II = ~
$e5 an acre, 40 acres Brooklyn Town, near
loan soil. = -. ---G7-' 80 = :,
e. $40 an acre. 800 acres. improved farm, II
-. Thomas Watts, Phoenix Building.
9 3 . . . Hoa2r ( & = rS ( IoAs. . . . 9 9
improved real estate at 4I, 8 and aGap 5% * Q Q
per cent; no delay, a. " lr,l - Q
o Hennepin and 4th st. o
o o o o o % 0 O 90 o o
NORTH DAKOTA BARGAINs-McINTosH
county quarter, $1,O50; Barnes county quar-
: ter, s1,S50; Eddy county quarter, 81 900;
Dickey county quarter, $1,60O Benson county
quarter, s1'soo; Cavalier county quarter, $3.50;
county quarter, $1,2uO, and many Others r.
j.. Percival sO6 Guaranty building
MINNESOTA FARM AND TIMBER LANDs-
Z You can take up 160 acres near town and
railroads Write me in what county you pre-
fer to locate andsI will mail you my plan
how to get a free homestead. Many good
claims been overlooked. Address r. Hinter-
SOUTH DAKOTA BARGAINS - BROWN
Beadie county quarter, s1,7oo; Edmunds
county quarter, 5000; Faulk county quarter,
$975; Potter county quarter, $3.50: Mcpherson
county quarter, $1,10o; Hyde county quarter,
$3.50, and many others. +. j. Percival, S06
Guaranty building 1:.
HIGH GRADE FARM AND SUMMER RESORT,
76 acres on Lake Sarah, Hennepin county, fine
meadow and timber, splendid buildings all in
+ good repair. half mile from railroad station.
Owner leaving state For further informa-
tion address Box 38, Rockford, MINI.
50, 500 WILL BUY oNE-FoURTH INTEREST
In 2,o0O acres of choice land In northern Min.
uesota. adjoining lands retailing now at. Sc
per acre. Twill pay you to Investigate this
3425 journal. ass
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$l60-PENN AV N, BETWEEN 33d AND 34th
avs; east front; 4Ox127.
$175-$50 cut in price: Queen av N, between
21st and 23d avs N; west 'front.' 43x12s.
$25o-Penn av N, between 32d and 33d avs;
east front; 4Ox126.
$300-Russell N. between Both and 32d avs:
west front; 4Ox126.
$325-Queen av N, between Doth and Both avs;
east front: 4Ox126
s35o-Colfax av N between 4th and 9th avs;
east front; 34x130; above grade.
Yale Realty Company, 2O6 4th st s..
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0 o o 80 o o o
A BARGAIN.
Six elegant lots within few blocks c
Of Wonderland park; will sell at very {
low price. @,<.
Noerenberg & Hartman, {
cT.->C. Phone 1884. -.
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Ss25-BRYANT AV S. BETWEEN SD AND
Oath SITS; west front 4ox129.
$350-For two lots, 25th s, between 33rd and
34th sts cast front, 5Ox127 each.
s4o0-P1easLnt av, between Seth and 37th SITS;
west front, 4Ox147.
$425-Harriet av, 34th ST. west front, 43
x130.
s5oo-Grand av. between 32d and 33d SITS; east
=, front, 42x129.
$525-Fremont av near Lake st, west front,
A5x12s.
Vale Realty Comnsnv one d+b Ct g
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
"RusrED" WHEAT GOOD YIELD.
Experts Had Condemned MiIler's 20
Acre Patch.

Miller, S. D., Aug. 23.-Charles Mill
er's twenty acres of common wheat a
half mile southeast of Miller, yielded
30S bushels-about 151s to the acre
and was sold from the machine as No.
2 and pronounced good milling wheat.
1t contained some smut This was the
field said by experts before harvest to
have more black rust than any other
in this section.
r. r. Greeves' oats went 46 bushels
an acre; M. d. Harris oats, so; Otto
Carrico's oats SIS: Ed Van Camps
oats, IS; j. p. Tuttle's barley, 40, and
his speltz 55.
w. H. Smith, auditor for Van Dusen
& Co., says the early crop estimates
will be fully borne out; that there will
be twice the wheat in the state there
was last year and that grades are good
this year, while they were bad last
year.
Load after load of lumber is being
hurried to the farms for granaries to
house the crop. Some are actually com
planning because they have more grain
than they can house. Chicken houses
are being fitted for grain as we'll as
any building, large or small, that can
be used at all. This has reference to
oats, barley and speltz and applies
more particularly to farmers far from
the towns. There is no market for
speltz yet, while that for oats is only
Is cents. Barley is 81 cents. After
filling the buildings with these cheaper
crops, it is difficult to say what will
be done with the wheat that will be
threshed last
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
FIGHT BEEF TRUST.
independent Companies Backed
Railroads Rapidly Building.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-Not only is the
beef trust being fought in the state
and federal courts, but it is to be COM
batted by two important independent
companies, one of which has gone into
operation in the stockyards district.
This is the Independent Packing
Company whose $15O,OO0 plant is at
Halsted and West Forty-first streets.
Another independent, the Western
Packing & Provision Company, is erec-
ting a 100000 plant at Morgan and
West Thirty eighth streets.
The Chicago beginning is but the
start of an independent system which
will have plants all over the country.
The third and largest independent plant
here will be built next summer and will
cost more than 100000.
Wholesale butchers, meat dealers,
hotel and restaurant men have organ
lied in twenty cities and are getting
ready to build similar plants. Some
of the big railroads of the country are
said to have promised their support.
In New York City two packing plants
have already been quietly erected, one
at a cost of $1,5OO,oeo. Others are I'M
der. way in San Francisco, in Mobile,
Ala, in Granville, Mich, and two 9TH
ers in larger cities of that state; one
in Buffalo and several scattered thru
the south, west and north in cities OF
100000 to 100000 population.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
Representative Cattle Sales.
A few of the representative cattle
sales are given below:
Iowans at the Yards

Donaldson Bros. & Dean, Chaplin,
regular weekly shippers to the yards,
had shipment of packing hogs here.
They report good hogs pretty we'll
shipped out and not many of the or
binary kinds to come until the new
crop.
Boyd Himrod, q large feeder at Pho
neer, was here with two cars of cattle
and hogs. His hogs sold at $6221s.
He says it will take three weeks be-
fore corn is out of the way of a frost
Amos Bolick, Mediapolis, one of the
substantial feeders from that section,
had car of cattle and a car of hogs on
Mondays market. The cattle were
short fed, selling at $500. The hogs
sold at 1925, within cents of the top
of the market
l.. Hoft, Wall Lake. had on Mon
days market Sd head of steers averag-
ing 1854 pounds, which sold at $40.
George III. Hardin, one of the leading
farmers and heaviest feeders of Suth-
erland, was here Monday in charge Of
a shipment of cattle and hogs OF his
own feeding. Mr.. Hardin says the pros
poets for the corn crop are generally
good, except on low ground, where too
much moisture prevented cultivation.
There are not many hogs ready for
market in this vicinity and few cattle
on feed at present, but the pig crop
is good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
CONVENTION TO BE LONG.
senarate Statehood Meeting at Musko-
zee. !. T., May Last Sixty Days.

zee, ]. T., May Last SIXTY DAYS.
Muskogee, /. r., Aug. 22.-Tfe sep
arate statehood constitutional conven-
ton with nearly 200 delegates, rep
resenting the five civilized tribes pres
emit was opened here yesterday. Among
the candidates for temporary chairman
are w. w. Hastings, of Tahlequah.
Judge Ward and T. G. McCurtain, Jr.,
of the Choctaw nation and Chief z.
Porter, of Muskogee. Chief Porter de-
clares that he would rather be left free
from work in the convention. w w.
Hastings, of Tahlequah, may be named
as permanent chairman.
The first week or ten days of the
convention probably will be devoted to
organizing and appointing committees
for the various branches OF the work
and to discussing the main points that
should enter into the constitution.
Then the convention will probably adj
iourn for a week and reassemble, at
which time the committees will report
and action on the proposed constitu-
ton will be discussed. Delegates will
be allowed to suggest changes and dis
cuss points freely. The convention
may last thirty or even sixty days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
LATE THREsHING RETURNS.
Twenty two Bushels to the Acre at
MelIette, S. p.

|
Aberdeen, s. D., Aug. 23.-Threshing
has Just commenced and but few
yields have been reported. l.. G. Flick
niger, OF Mellette. has sold his wheat
cr,p for IS cents bushel 1t threshed
Twenty-Five bushels to the acre and
weighed fifty-eight pounds to the
bushel McCloskey Brothers Of North
vile report a yield of sixty bushels of
oats an acre. and Will Loudon forty
one bushels of oats
Humboldt, Iowa, Aug. 23.-Farmers
of Humboldt county are threshing oats
The crop is up to expectations as a
rule, going all the way from thirty to
fifty bushels to the acre. Little rain
has fallen to interfere with the work
and corn has been making great prog
ress of late.
Black River Falls Wis, Aug. %
Oats are turning about fifty bushels an
acre and winter wheat from twenty to
twenty-five bushels. Rye and barley
yield well.
Mound City, S. D.. Aug. %. - The
damage done by hail to Campbell
county was worse than at first report
ed. Thousands of acres of the finest
grain were utterly ruined and in places
even corn and grass were literally
pounded into the earth. 1t was the
worst hail storm ever experienced
here.
Estelline. s. D., Aug. %. A bad
hailstorm struck few miles southeast
of Estelline Grain has ripened rap
idly the last few days and is going
down badly.
Lake CITY, MINI, Aug. %. Fred
Wohlers, farmer of Mt. Pleasant
township threshed 100 bushels from
four acres of wheat.
Carver, Mimi, Aug. 23-Mr. Harms,
a farmer, reports twenty to twenty
two bushels of wheat to the acre.
Harmony, Mimi, Aug. 23.-Stacking
is nearly completed. Corn is doing well
and will be a bumper crop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
Circus in a Storm.

Fairfield, Aug. ga terrific rain
and wind storm, almost assuming the
proportions of cyclone, passed over
our city about $3.50 o'clock Monday
evening, and while creating as much
excitement as damage, yet some dam
ages were done. The large chautauqua
tent filled with people, could not with
stand the terrific force of the wind and
it went down and fortunately only two
persons We're injured in that vast au-
dience. Mr.. Gavin Spencer, one of the
Scottish entertainers, was severely in
jured while attempting to hold on to
one of the tent ropes, so as to enable
many of the Imprisoned audience to
make their escape, when a heavy wind
fairly dragged him across the tops of