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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Senere paa g%lftenen.

Sorbanolingerne GLIDER langiomt.
men iiffert ODER set farlige Sfl9r.
Ger er enonu Hogle igien, og set al
Den met onbnrteoe Slags; men Oct
ipnes uIligepel, iom ON be norife Sc.
bere Der | aarlitao bill lobie os iiffert
tnb / De trpgge 6orboIoes Sapn.
Get bar o9ret tltnge % bonifeiige
Gage De, iom er ganet. SpecieIt ifal
Soarsoagens 6ormiboaesmsoe bare
oGret al Den 9atur, at gruooet bong
/ ct eneite Gro. Wen man fom oaiaa
oper Den Sauifeliabeo, og igaar ef.
termiboag begpnbte ben 5iInprmef.
lens og ben imsoefommenoe 6or.
Itaaelien aanb, iom III er ~inaueurc.
ret, at batte Seien for ct iifrcre %
trpggere 5orban0lingsarunolag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Somme Days Sormioodg.

9eleeationerne err enonu life traa0i
iommen. Wfeu ON nogIe elmer bill
Der otSielig fpsrges Gpt. SmibIer'
tib fan BET babe jim SntereSie at fon.
i~tatere, boorleoes Stemun9en ibag ip.
mes at babe unoergaoet en- Spingnina
benimoo 5orbaabniua. aariogen ber'
til er "Sime5" sIrtiflernes alnorlige
Gale til De norOiIfe 6olf. Spor mnn
fommer ben, bsrer ma Ell 8ienflauQ
al set itore G~itporgans manotge Srr
og frafttge appel. Wtan iannmenitil'
Ter biSie balpofficielle Irttfler meS
Sen engeIife @eiarots auoiens DO;
Song Oscar og ier oenne aonitela'
ton ct llhtrpf for ct npt Noment
Acknowledgements Sang.
Men ON bette npe Dionlent er be.
tpbnin9sfulbt nof til at bortrpboe Den
ipenife 6ormolisme, fan mun enonr
life babe nogen itffer 6ormening ON,
Sc reelIe og al BARN SntereSie for
begge 2onOe beiieIeoe Spnspunfier
/ oen engeIite Sre8ie oil | ale SilfGloe
itao iom ct "Dteue tefel" ober De ipen'
ife 5orbanoIeres Sopeo, naar ioae
Soboet faiteS.
Get er for at gisre ct iioite 6or,
log paa at bepare en- reoeIig 5or.
itaaelie meIem oe TO norbiife 6olf. al
Morges Delegation toag gadr til Nsot
meo Speriges betroebe MGnb. 9el
norite 6olf pil albrig panore til Ga
nosia, men oct bill beaer alori9 gIem'
me. al ell Station fan ORE alt - uben
lin 9@re = for 8ribeoen.
Seq tror, at Oct er meo bisie 80.
IeIier, at De uorife llnoerban0lere ibag
bill 9isre Ell aIuorlig Sroiots for al
betrpgge 5reoen / Roroen. Rorge
bar mn bsiet Jig iaa langt, JON Del
fan % formaor - Oct pil ibag oiie
iig, ON Sen iamme prlige 5reosaono
bar &oo / alfreb Robels 6Gorelano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
grufurutpr6riQer. en- gonoe. fon

FrpfurufprbrtIfr. VH SonOe, l0Il
Ian | Yroces, baO i'm Srofuuotor AZ
arbeioe for ben men oeune; men ben.
ne. iom iugen 8euge lit Of 9ouOeu,
ipareSe: "Nin Den, Sager er iaa
inSuiflet. al ies life fan bite ReSe
! ben 9onSen ioritoS itrur, buaS
Set pilSe iiae, tos 10 GaIer op al Com.
men og gap grotltrltoren meS Be
Orb: ~Sr. grofuratOr, Der er st Bar
9rilerl"
SeuS 1Secsrab.gsitcnS til SIaat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Scat til SEN t46e.

ut set ipeuife 6or6an6lingspre'
gram MI bar uutaget 6orm at ct III
timatllm, er imibIertio eaa BET rene.
Wten Sen norife delegation bar 81.
termiooagsmsoet life afcepteret be'
foreliggenbe Sorm. Zen beiinitipt
G~fgisrelie bill treffeS | Sormiobags'
mebet, bpis man ba / oct belle tagei
fan fomme til @nigbeo ON bet, ionl
fra foenif Spnspunft fal6es set for.
melle Deb Sagen.
StatsminiIter Midelien bar | 81.
bet al Sageu mebtaget mango Srus
ielsbrebe at meget forifieiligt Sub'
bplo. 9e bar baaOe en- nteget poloiom
og en- reIiaiss anrafter. Wen Stots-
miniiteren toger Sagen meb SO.
9i8ie ononpme Sfripelier er n9itel
oct eneite. Der fan bringe SmiIet til
of Ipie op / bans alporlige aniigt.
Sill oper Wionat bar oen norifc
Delegation beIfiGftiget nteo &onfe.
renee, % fsrit Ga Ruanen itob bpit
ODER gpen og blanoeoe lit Sslb !
alarelper, Iliffeoes 2piene / De norife
5orbanbleres SGrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
stnaltrininn ST. DO Or. Zoo ap.ipa

Rnt, m1lct pa1 belIc Sthsrs met bnrfbte "a gfcucs
uifr JdabGiutHa for RtbpFlisstuie. ldber. Gtur piu.
yyprpzrp 6rag,sa bttaIss I'll alt sltSgr sitfHfpr 90.
TttHH raos uabia en- Ctiabomd. quo. Getr. %
Iik2llt {cras. NCiitr aH1rs Steeer ieHoes pdd
HsEf2N Auiuuoutua. $50 cr DriiFH paa Dor Rp.
EftttU Is Fdoc y aoyr : 800 xs Sos. Scr 81 80
tStSsaN iater pi BET lam Hr ballet rnsr Ysbgst.
IEFkhN vi uuhGr rIlIi bette / 6 nI : pS 9ruls
~AAAaA Der Tor en- 6sThgtelic al soc n. apa0rat.
TstIanp pUr fttr tautrcrCet 500 Gtorrs adtalng Ne.
A.. NJ. 80 Cptr rtimbcr. EGfHlna. 1IxrostraGe, bdrns
mare. Mgticr. aiyerg ca almiEeeltge ga cr ia She.
r,hs Oh RcrttpsrS saia. Rtfistte 3 RtHtnner TolGrs
EcrbCisunntaIrltH I Ct sentS CHICAGO HOUSE
WRECklhG CO., 35th 4 Iron Ss CHICAGO, Ill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Kritiife Dase.
Sp9nbingen | aarlitao fra l3De til l6oe September
Noroens 6remtio bang / ct 6aar.

Com befienot bIeo unSerbanoIir.
gerne ! anrIitnS nfbriibt fra 7be til
13oe September forat De norife o.
ipenife 3elegotioner funoe iaa gn-
Ieoning til at reiie bieru % fouia.
rere meo De Ieoenbe WGito | fine re.
ipeftipe 2anbe. s Selegrammprne
beo oct, at Statsminiiter NihelIen
bleo tilbage / aarlitab, men bette er
life FORFEIT; ban penbte BEN Zoe til
bage til ariitiania iammen meo be
spriee norife Gelegereoe.
Den t3be iamleoes 9elegnterne at.
ter | aarlitao, og 9asene inotil ben
f6oe, oa ben ipGoenoe men berolt'
genoe o~fficieQe Meooelelie ~ubienotey,
er Iiffert De melt ipenoenbe Gage
Horben bor giennemleoet iibeu 1914.
Sornt gipe eft gesreb ON oenne in.
tenie SpRnotng / De Gage, %
SpergsmnnIet ON &rig ener Sreb
Gorben bang iaa at iise / ct Snar.
giengioer pi her en- &nffe 8rrbitpffer
of ~aftenpoltens" aorreiponbents
bagIige Snoberetninser ira 3arIitao.
GnrlItno 13be Sept.
Saa er man ba after / &arIIta6.
Gen lille 9p bar igien fit beitioe.
Iige Rrpg og Solen thinner lipligerC
emo nogeniinSe. Ger er life fulot
iaamegen Sol / Sinbene. Gen Itpre
&feisrelies aloor bar logt Jig oper
oue Sanfer, oper oft arbeioe.
Oct par en- unberlig Stemning oper
aarlitaotoget igaar. Weoens Sr9.
net gleb forbi De brebe gpgoer be,
@lnmmer, lanf Solen neO bag Siel'
bene. Gen ItrseSe fit 8l,lb oper aa,
ferre, BEN Ia fine barute Sarper ODER
De fore Sfoge. aIorig bar ct 2anb
buot fine Ssuner ct ioa baffert 6ar'
bel. Do meoenS Soget ileOe giennem
Observation-Disclosures, fulgteS set Of be-
mobtge Zine og oarrne Snifer. 90
n1angen 9onoe bar pisieIig itaniet pet
fit arbeibe og ienot tit: "Suif al
Sub er ~ataat!" efter Sc @ortora'
genbe.
81 ion fulgte me6 mo til Sperige.
bill beoare ct uforglemmeligt Winoe
ON benne aftn. Den bsItlige Som.
meraftenS Sreb bptIebe oper De breoC
2anbifa6er, Sen la lin ebIoue @toriC
pper ager og gns - ben pegeoe pt'
Dere mo | WenneIfenes Sinh.
90 me6ens Waanen blanoeoe I'll
Sslp / 8mgeriisertS itiIfGrbige go.
foripan6t De norife aaier | oct fierne.
Oct par iom ct itoite Stint Of en- elifei
&uinoes 5r9f. -
Wen mbenfor Sen ipenife 8r9nie
ramlebe @ifit9rtogene iom onoe Crit
fler oppper 8ermlano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

8lemten. Sotelerne err aaereoe ORC.
neSe Tor m epentuel Snofpartering %
lferfe Gro bsres operalt ON, bporIe.
oes NoromGnoeue ifal tugtes.
Set er life moriontt at opboloe Tia
MT | Den eaers faa roIige % freoel.
ifenoe 8p. Munot omfring Srimi-
rerIogen bpor Guerue iom irebelise
Sumboler flarer uoenfor De Gelese-
rebes ginbuer, itoar Der itaoig Sfo.
rer al bisfuterenoe W~enneifer. Der
blanber Jig meo De iournaliitiife SfiIo.
paster, iom NADER 3uerne og ~trofoIi
pasier paa 6orbanoIingernes Sang
% fife Iaoer ell gep9gelie al be for.
banolenbe 5errer gaa forbi zig.
Gen ioenife Delegation itaar ! Ell,
u~aflobelis Selefonforbinoelie meo
Stocfbolm, os SnofpoeIier fra le-
oenoe Solb, life miubit fra oeu ipeu.
tie @enernlltab, ifal efter Sorlpoenoe
lpgse ct iterft Srpf paa ben ipeuife
delegations Sptr9ben. Stiuingen
er iaaleoes peoblibenoe fritilf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

eeus ~Seesrab.gSfen1 til sIaai
% genner ! bet snmle 2nnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Sarntrte Gags aften.

OhHtihN WY sIANt"
Sra Erin til Srin arbeioer Sor.
banolingerne Jig op til oct guuft,
bnor bet enten maa bore eler brittle.
Get 9l,nft er utpiliomt naaet ioag.
og man ftaar Iigeoperfor GfgisreIien.
Sg naar Den life blep truffet / Otter.
miobag, ifploes oct pisieIi9 / fsrite
HGffe De norife Sorbanoleres floge
Sinbisbeb % CODE 8iIie til at gaa
8rebens Sci.
Nan bebsoer nisielig life OF l9gae
Sfirtl pao, at man itaar operfor "tDe
critical moment" / Sorbonolingerne,
De ibenife GelegereOe bolber uroffe'
Zig fat paa Be al urtima Rigsoag fait.
iatte 8ilfaar, og efter Sorlpoenbe ital
oeres SorboIo til gologiften forelpbia
bore at BEN art, at DC TO Barter nleget
panffeltg fan arbeioe fig iauurreu.
Smorgen melber oct a~fgisrenoe
gnten-gQer Jig, og bpis oct gaar
poiitib Retning, fan Ser enbnlt bItpc
mango Sorbanolingsbage S mooiat
5alo er oiSielig oen norife Delegation
inben "a elmer pna Heiie til ariitia'
nia.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-08
MITCHELL's PALACE SEASON
New Building and the Banda Rosa
Among the Attractions.

MITCHELL, S: D:-Less than three weeks
palace The building is rapidly approach 1
on at the same time. It is 125x142 feet IN d.
mensions third larger than the old structure
and - it's highest point is ninety feet: The build
ing is on a stone foundation and 1t Is con-
str,,cted with especial care to strength. In the
balcony and lower floor over 5000 persons can
be seated , . - -
work decorating the outside OF the building.
The architectural design makes the building easy
to decorate and q result the exterior will
be handsomer than ever:
For the attractions this year Sorrentino s Banda
Rossa. which made such a fine impression two
years at the corn palace, has been re-engagee,d1 d
be devoted to producing the most attractive pic.
lures of the "Resurrection Of Christ, scenes that
are painted on canvas Of 3Ox4o feet. The band
will play the Accomplishments of the four noted
singers from New York, who will sing the music
as written by Perosi. , -... ,. 49,,
There will be street attractions equaling those
shown year ago. Governor Elrod has accepted
an invitation to be present on the afternoon OF
Sept Is and deliver the opening address.
Fourteen counties will show what Ia, has besr bee,
grown in South Dakota this year The railroad:
have granted a rate Of one fare for the rounc
strip to Mitchell and the Milwaukee and North
Western have arranged to run special trains II
Mitchell each day from various points.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-08
INDIANS RALLY
TO WHITE SWAN
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONVOCA
TON UNDER WAY.
How the Work Under Bishop Hare Has
Developed Since the First Convoca-
tion Twenty Years Ago-Present
Meeting Last Over Which the Bishop
Is Expected to Preside Singly.
| Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Sept. s.-The great Indian
convocation of the Episcopal church Of South
Dakota convened today at White Swan on the
Missouri river, opposite old Fort Randall, IN the
southern rart Of the state.
Rt. Rev. W. H. Hare, Episcopal bishop OF
South Dakota, Miss Helen Peabody, Miss Mary
Peabody, Miss Coleman, Mrs. W. G.. George.
Mrs G. W. Burnside Of this city and Miss Su-
sane Ware of Sioux City among those who
departed from Sioux Falls to attend the conyo-
cation. Miss Ware the Sioux City member or
the party, Is president Of the woman's auxiliary
of the Episcopal church of her home city.
Twenty years ago the first Episcopal convoca-
tion in the history of Dakota territory was held
| in Sioux Falls. There were at that time forty
| Indian parishes and seventeen white parishes.
| Bishop Worthngton of Nebraska and Bishop
| Walker Of what Is now North Dakota, assisted
Bishop Hare in conducting the convocation:
At present there some 13O parishes in the
| fe1r clergy. Of this number there are eighty
! Ave Indian parishes, with sixteen Indian clergy
! There are 5000 Indian communicates and oVel
900 Indians who have been baptized.
The gathering promises to be most interest
ing one. 1t undoubtedly will be the last con
vocation over which Bishop Hare will preside
singly. The bishops coadjutor will soon assume
the duties of his position. and TIM bishop pro
poses in the future to divide the work betWeeI
himself and his assistant
| This convocation will round out over thirt
of century's work by Bishop Hare with ant
but by energy and push has placed the Episcopa
church in en- advanced place among the red me-
Of South Dakota His work in that line
about completed.
Growing years have told his strong physiqu
until today he is unable to take the long an
weakening drives which in former years SCENE
mere play to him.
The convocatfon will extend over Sunday.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-08
MICHIGAN COPPER MINES
Wolverines Stock Once More on a. 10
Per Cent Basis.

HOUGHTON, MICH-Seasonable frosts are to
be expected in the Lake Superior district, and
the setback in the copper market this week need
are almost certain to come. The ultimate basis
of is s. earning tnn capacity plus the
good mines are earning such enormous profits that
speculative activity must follow Until human
nature changes radically, the speculatiyely in
clined will continue to discount the future.
me $6 sem-annual dividend just de-
more upon q 10 per cent basis. Ten years ago
the shares of the Wolverine were selling at less
than the mine now dsburses in profits every six
months. ~. Z - y
The persistence OF the Kearsarge lode is
proving a source of wonderment, even to per
sons who always have believed it persistent tc
Aloues. D Ahmeek, e wolverine, Rs Mohawk, centen
nial, North Kearsarge and South Kearsarge
mines are producing copper regularly from rock
being the greatest number Of productive mines
ever known to be opened upon single lode II
this, district. and, IN addition, the Calumet
while the Miskwabik has promising prospec'
upon it's northern extension and the Tecumsef
| ward.
The Calumet conglomerate is a. very per
the Workable Ss vaiues found SO far have been
! fined to the two and half miles of outcrol
held by the Calumet s Hecla, except littl'
! Just south Of the Calumet & Hecla boundary, ant
the underlay, worked BY the Tamarack:
In persistence and high mineral values tn
among the cupriferous amygdaloids Of the dis
trict. The Baltic probably is not as rich a
| Franklin mines upon the Pewabic bed, but en-
joys the advantages of being wider and Q
carrying workable values to a greater lengt
| than the Pewabic, SO far as the values of th
latter have been demonstrated by. actual devel
opments At present the Baltic lode has thre
magnificent mines, the Baltic Trimountain an
! Champion.
The new mines developed or in process Of dt
velopment on both the Kearsarge and Bait
lodes lie in a district that has been prospecte
for fifty years. That such surprisingly larg
and rich mines are being developed IN teri
tory explored repeatedly and as repeatedly COZ
denned. ia wonderful proof of the vitality an
possibility Of the lake copper region.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-08
THE OLD SWIMMING HOLE
Surf Can Add Nothing to the Joys O.
Inland Bathing.


Inland. Bathing.
Atlantic.
Quiet inland bathing offers you no
a poseur: If the water is warm you
loll in it at your ease; your mind is
soon stupefed by the sensuousness in
which you are enfolded; the interest
of your sleepy eyes does not extend
beyond the gentle ripples that widen
away from the slow, submerged strokes
of your arms. After while you roll
over on your back and drowsily exc
cute at intervals languid "shoofy'
leg motion, while you look drowsily up
into the void. Now and then you will
raise your arms and flap them down
thru the water like a pair of sweeps;
it is only tired sort of effort. And
finally, in the supreme abandonment of
Incidence, you lay your head back, far
back, until the water creeps up about
your eyelids; you stretch out legs and
| arms motionless, and lie, breathing
TRANQUILITY, sensible Of no other move
ment in the world than the slight fux
and slip Of the water upon your heav-
ing chest. Then you may realize, per-
haps, something of the lark 8 sensation
when, with wings outspread 1t hangs
suspended between earth and sky. He
who has never thus suspended himself
idly in still water, with fathoms below
him and infnity above, has not expert
enced one Of the sensuous delights OF
existence. Unfortunate man, who goes
to his grave believing that there is
nothing better than bed for weary
limbs and a jaded brain! -:.-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-08
BISHOP MANN ROBBED
Encounters Pickpocket as He Leaves
for His Daughters Wedding.

FARGO. N. D.-Bishop Mann of the Episcopal
church of this city robbed by pickpockets
the night he left for the east to attend the
wedding of his daughter. pocketbook contain
ing his passes, some private papers and $1OO In
cash was taken The book with everything but
the cash. was found inthe basement OF one OF
the hotels.
A missing husband is wanted by Mrs August
Miller Of Barnesville, Minn. Miller came here
early In the summer and secured employment
Mrs. Miller had not heard Of him for some weeks
and came here to Investigate. She learned that
he had disappeared five weeks ago after some
trouble in which woman was Involved, Du1
has been unable to trace him.
Fargo is entitled to additional aldermen un
der the new census and the city Will soon De
redistricted for another ward. It will probably
have grown more rapidly - = the Others
After repeated visits to the police station on
many charges Mrs Mike Cummings is in more
trouble She became involved in quarrel will
her husband and chased him with Il revolver
He hid in the weeds along the river bank til
the officers gathered in his wife.
Music lovers Of the city are planning some
There are several small orchestras here ant
much good talent outside. 1t is planned to or
ganize all under head for some orchestra
concerts in the winter months.
A special meeting of the Builders and Traders
Exchange will be held this evening to take fur
ther action anent the capitol building matter
1t is understood that the exchange has appropr1
ing a suit against the capitol commission
prevent the consideration Of bids or the lei
ting of any contract under the conditions Q
the notices published. Back of the local eS
change are certain business interests over tn
state
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-08
SOUTH DAKOTA
SAY HE'S A MURDERER
WILLIAM w. BAKER HELD All
ABERDEEN FOR THE SHOOTING
OF ZOOK IN A BOXCAR.

Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. S.-As a result of the
testimony given yesterday in the boxcar murder
near Hecla, s. D., William W. Barker Will De
held for trial on the charge of numbering Lee
Zook. The prisoner was identified by Zook 8
companions in the boxcar, who We're positive
that he is the man who shot Zook. sss5as,. g1
1t developed at the hearing that Barker IS
the man who was convicted in Sphinx county OF
assault with intent to kill in 1S99 Officials here
say he has a long record Of convictions and
crimes which will be further investigated
Barker has relatives in Ashton county and is
engaged to marry young woman living at
Bryant, Mo.
Bruce Cox was brought to this city last night
charged with assault with attempt to kill He
had been working for farmer named bunker
west of Frederick. The farmer says that COX
threatened him with revolver, demanding his
| wages. He called two other farmers and they
went after Cox with a shotgun.
They bound him with ropes and drove to the
| city, a distance of over thirty miles. Cox Is
in serious condition from the hardships of the
trip. His home is Bloomington Grove, Texas.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-08
MODEL SCHOOL ADDITION
$4,000 Wing to Valley City Normal
Approaches Completion.

VALLEY CITY, N. D-The $4,000 east wing
addition to the state normal school in of
construction will be used exclusively. for a
model school and 1t is Of such distinctive char
acter as to constitute almost a new type among
school buildings. The model school was planned
by Professor A. P. Hollis. supervisor of practice
teaching in the normal. He planned to make
a series of rooms that would approach the condi-
tions in the most progressive public schools and
in his study of them he noted that they were
beginning to protect the study period Of the
scholar and that what is known as the depart
ment plan is being extended thru the grades.
BY this plan several grades study in large.
quiet room and recite in other rooms to special
teachers.
This idea has been fully carried out in the new
model school and there will be four large central
rooms In the building that will be used for study
rooms for two grades Of two classes each.
The faculty Of the model school consists of
the following Andrew ?. Hollis supervisor or
superintendent: Orla A. Barton. manual training
and critic; Sara L. Roberts. critic primary de-
partment; Bernice NJ. Shank, critic intermeda te
grades; Maud Fraser. critic intermediate grades
Mr.. Barton Is a new teacher here and comes
from Des Moines where he has been in charge OF
manual training. The model school makes nc
charge for tuition and all children are welcome
Eight grades are taught and on completion the
student goes into the first year Of the normal
The fall term begins Oct. 3.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-08
MONTANA
MILLION ACRES
FOR MORE FARMS
CROW INDIAN RESERVATION
LANDS HAVE BEEN SURVEYED.
100000 Acres Will Be Irrigated Under
the National Irrigation Law and Cut
Up Into Small Farms s-Reservatio
Will No Doubt Be Opened. in the
Spring.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Billings, Mont, Sept. S-The survey of the
ceded lands the Crow Indian reservation,
which is soon to be thrown open to settlement,
has been completed and officer Is the
ground, and it is expected the survey will soon
be accepted. There is approximately 1,1OO, 900
acres to be disposed of.
About 400, 900 acres will be irrigated under
the reclamation act. It is not known what farm
unit will be adopted as regards the irrigated
lands, but it will be either forty or eighty
acres, which means. that every farm is worth
from $1O0 to $500 an acre, depending upon the
location and adaptability.
Much of the ceded lands cannot be irrigated
by government works, but will be irrigated by
individuals. 1t is asserted that good paying
marketable crops of winter wheat can be raised
without irrigation On most of the land. Fruits
are grown by judicious cultivation in the Vel
lowstone valley without irrigation. The lands
on the Crow Indian reservation will be disposed
of under the homestead, townsite, reclamation
and mineral acts
No date Of the opening has been fixed but it
Is expected without doubt in the coming spring.
Every detail will be arranged this fall so that
the land may be opened without delay. The
government has let the contracts for the con-
struction Of irrigation canals along the Yellow.
stone, and work will commence in short time
great rush is expected when the lands are
finally opened by the presidents proclamation.