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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ior SalG af re.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
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DEBORAH, Iowa.

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men mtg ibRror, og leg taiier Dem for famine.
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at ben er furtrGffeIig nnIngt. Zen. Tom bar
berre 300 I fit Gle, bar 10 life Blot anIeoRtue
til at n~eoteene fine aiRres SsoieIsoa9e. iua
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al bereHte 9igtere 90 Sorfattere. gisr 9uaen
tnteresfaHt % uuberbrIoeroe. Seq anbefaler
ben paa bet bebfte.
o. SuaL Brandon. mstnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
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8eterion bor | anoen gtage / ct Sns
/ N1tniiins, % bun blep life Tibet
i%orunorct oper en- Srampcu pao Trap
pen bogenior Suiet forIeSen Gag.
"a bun iaa til, itpb bcnbeS SO Der
ubenior. Ylabicn hpor 8oen ltoe,
bar laa traue, at ben life tunoe inn
iig ON, % ntdt ntaatte Ieae aoeil
aienuem Samilieus 89reller % neS
iaien paa Srputtroppen.
4. VI. Nelipn, Glerf / CHAMPION
9tsleu / 6reod, ii Rtl fsttSerfor
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oebraub, iom pbelnaoe @pgninger
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ipreote fig birrtig. Ntelirn iom oar
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% GLEN aoanls, Ell grbcioer, ION
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fao bum tiaiue igien.
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bare orGbt GbomaS @iloe pao Scrn.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
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4ilnrers Spamp'Soot, bet ppperItse gtnre.,
geper. % Sl9remiboel mnrtes mart. Sen
ltaar bpleit paa 6ruuo Of fine p~lounoerIiae
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tRleer. Gnbefaiet % taget al 99ser, brust
| Soipitaler % sDbtflenbt al aniete tsplt
overall. Gor at beoiie, buab SuampsHoo
tan sisre for lem pl en- 9rspefalte blip,
teHot abfoiut frtt pr. Rpft famt en- Dog, Der
fortGler alt ON SpaupsRopt % eeuS bib,
uuberItse Selbrebelter. 9trip til 7r. atl.
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2ilbub | 9erorah.g oitsn.
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z fpamp Root eE. bvao De bebsoer. ba Tan
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0aouet. StDampsR uot, St. aiImer's Snarnp.
Root, % aoresien, Sinsbam,ua R.g paa
bper SLATE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
NfhruTRu.

@npcrnpr Mttcp bar ncatct al
go0tien0e Neutrality-suspicious. ira
@lIperfler Gummiu5 ior @at GrCipe.
Sun. Qfdeo Tiger, Der hanger nSni
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life IIptteS no al Stateu. Tor Sen er
liQiort. Terefter oil ban meN 6cr.
reirIic gobtie,roe Sopas @upcnsrs
SoFumcUter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

5eiltageIie, ait BON biem iasoe Sur.
bel til FIN Go1niIie og reiIte til gai.
Irtb. Senere reiite BON til BORT ar.
thur, afrogeoc TT SfiRs % tit Or
beioe. Mer ban bIep nrreiteret %
brast tilboee Ill gault Ste. Marie.
bpor Gorbsret boLbtes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
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bar hans Sfo borte. &c for0tcS life
/ 8ogueu. % @lioernsrcn maatte
ii00e / StrsmpelPiterHe. Ill Gorteren
rco unite Stution fif fIsbe ham npt
ztctei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
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tine SiIbougcre / Springfield. 81.
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Marts 1907. Dates piI mart begun.
be i'm 9a4stamp peo at bcibe 5aIer
rImot ON i Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
NortaIt | taa Orb.

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ban sapes ben parite SoFts en- @auo nps,n'
scns bar hapt. % turrreee ben | uesls iaa
Tass mso DR.. Warmers White Wine OF
Tar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

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bsgpietf reb Sutrie | min Wape, iaa ~aIooriiat, at bet
'eRks mig font ON bet bar Rntos, Der far mis. Seq
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tontrIttrehs en- treble. Sngeu AT Sem fprmporDS
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min 9pacsnR. De fortoite mig aieIontmtn, al iea
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mtg I'll bet bssrt, faa Be a~nfsatoe mere % ieg ptS biep
at BRUCE &ipamr-gRcot r~esslmasHgt. St9 bar iaa
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op taien. Sea er nu lamb. taffet bare @ruaHIpsRopf
% oetfr l4s Bnnb. % bolbsr Gus for min Nanh Ga
troser pda Gu Jarm. &maunpsgtpot b~eIbrsbebe MID
ettsrat frserHs tile baobs ppHaaet at aisre mig en-
SuinIe eapn. Terss ta{psmIias
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

SpmaJineu 'Snspennen- par ,ss msDsss
Set fot Ieuse iiheH, % leg ipnes ristts soei
ON ben | ale Sele. Zen saar let os arbeb
Der goot. s Sragt 90 Gents. Cline Des
xetesa, 5lauereaH. Q. 6ai
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13
Ward Comfy, North Dakota
Has Been Extensively EARNED Fourteen Years and
Nezer Kno@m a. Crop Failure.

were selling for what these are selling
for today. It is predicted everywhere
in this locality that Ward county acre
age will double in value in the next two
years, and [ can see no reason why 1t
Should not. Weather conditions con-
tinuing good this summer. there will be
a bumper crop all over this state, and
SO sure as there is such ascrop land
will advance this fall at least 20 per
cent.
. The Minot real estate companies
have gotten together strong and are
working to the end of killing off the
curbstone broker-the man who never
makes any effort to show up the true
conditions Of the country, but who
meets some prospective buyer who has
come into the state at the instigation
of some legitimate source, and endeav.
ors to influence him to buy in some
other locality or thru some other office
than that which he originally intended
to patronize. The prospective buyer
should always recognize that. when. he
follows off some party of this caliber
that the curbstoner has got to compel
the land company owning or cOntroll
ing the land he offers for sale, to put
a higher price on it than he otherwise
would, so that the curbstoner may get
at least 81 an acre commission. The
eastern buyer who is wise, will commu
nicate with reliable interests, and Their
when he is ready and in shape to &c
look at land, he will go to people with
whom he has communicated, buy from
them and not allow himself to be
dragged away by the curbstone broker
| W. A. Otis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13
Epeoial Correspondence.

Speoial Correspondence.
Minot, N. D., June ia very strong
statement was made to me today IN
reference to Ward county, Of. which
Minot is the county seat. Ten years
ago, g. large portion of Ward county
was opened to hcmesteaders. AS is the
case in all new homestead localities,
very large number Of people came here
to use their rights, who were. not act
ual settlers, but simply wished to. &C
quire title to quarter section OF good
land which would be valuable later on.
Then there were others came. who
wanted permanent homes. These latter
have improved their farms and cropped
them each year. The very strong state
ment I referred to is that the county
has never known crop failure. Last
year, the best crops raised in the
United States were produced by Ward
county farms. No. l hard wheat was
O. large portion Of the rule and Sill
per bushel the price it brought in the
market.
This condition makes farm lands in
this county an exceptionally strong
buy. Those homesteaders who. came
here for speculation purposes are let
ting go Of their claims, now. that they
have them proved up, and it is posi-.
BILE for the eastern farmer to buy good
quarter sections here which will pro
duce crops with any land on the Amer
lean continent at from $4,000 to So 500
Then, there is still another reason
why farmers desiring to get homes
cheap, should come to Ward county
Ten years ago eastern lands no better
and lots not as good as these right here
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13
4 Bright Outlook
For Dickey County
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence. -
Cakes, N. D., June s.-Dickey coun-
ty is forging ahead this year as never
before. New lands are being broken
up and put into flax. Old houses and
barns are being replaced with new.
thru the country cannot but convince
one of the great prosperity OF :, her
farmers. Seeding is practically all fin
ished and many farmers are to be seen
working in their cornfelds.
Every excursion day brings it quota
of homeseekers, anxious to obtain some
Of these rich lands. while they are yet
good farms, we could not help but won
der why SO many people in Illinois,
Iowa and Indiana and, other eastern
states will remain there, either on small
farms Of forty or eighty acres, or as
renters, when this land, which will pro-
duce as many dollars clear per acre as
lands in the east worth from $50 to
SIS to $50 an acre: All the advan-
tages are to be had here-telephones,
free rural delivery, railroads, good
| schools, etc. The only explanation that
I could figure out is that they do not
know about this country and it's pos
sibilities
Nothing has 50 impressed me with
had with old settlers here. I was par.
ticularly impressed with a talk I had
with H. N. Bingham, farmer living 8
miles northeast of Cakes. So much so
that [ asked him to give me a short
history of his experience in Dickey
county, which he did and here it is just
as he gave it to me-:
1T came to North Dakota in July,
1886, with my parents, who located on
a farm eight miles northeast Of Cakes.
I took up claim in 1889, broke part Of
it in 1891 and moved onto it in 1892;
went in debt for three horses and ma
chinery, and put in 50 acres Of wheat
on the land: I sold $3.50 worth Of wheat
off from this in the fall; had some more
1894 and 5, prices were very low, but
I managed to get a head a little every
year, and In 1898 was able to buy and
pay for another quarter of land and in
1901 I bought another eighty, so that ]
now have 400 acres Of well improved
land that I could readily sell for $25
4 per acre. I also own 70 head Of cattle,
IA head Of horses and 50 head of hogs
and probably 81 800 worth Of farm ma
chinery and do not owe dollar.
/ have put in twelve crops here anC
have never had failure. I put in from
80 to 40 acres Of corn each year an6
consider it the most valuable crop
raise.
1'Hogs do fine here; never have cho1
era and are very profitable. | attribute
a good deal Of my. success to the fac
that I have always followed mixed
. farming and have always kept as many
hogs and cattle as I was able to-
1t is needless to say that Mr.. Bing
ham is no exception and that any ener
getic farmer can do as well here as h,
has. W. a. Otis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13
North Dakota Crop Prospects Insure Heavy immigration Movement for tn
Ransom Comfy Still to the Front

put under cultivation will largely in
crease the acreage Of grain, as most Of
the new breaking is being seeded to fax.
Crop conditions are as nearly perfect
thing points to an abundant harvest.
With the increasing demand for land,
and a good harvest in sight there is no
question but that sales Of land this year
Wa Lar and bns e 81 any
Ransom county land cannot get here too
soon for their own good.
There are four reliable and RESPONSE.
BILE real estate concerns doing business
may fully rely. they are, the Lisbon ea
Land and Loan Agency, Messrs. A. E.
Jones & Co., Walter L. Williamson, and
the Adams & Free company. Any of
these concerns will fairly and truly rep.
resent the lands they have to offer, and
uDOn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Lisbon, June S.-The sales Of land in
Ransom county show no signs of fall
ing off in number. Altho land has adj
vanced materially in the past two or
three years, the demand for it seems to
be increasing each year. Real estate
men tell me that more land has been sold
in this county thus far during 1905,
than in the same period in any previous
year. The purchasers are chiefly sturdy
farmers from Wisconsin, Illinois, Indi-
ana, Iowa and Minnesota, who are pur-
chasing for actual settlement, and many
Of them are preparing to move at once
onto their lands. New buildings are
going up in every direction, improve
ments Of all kinds are being made, and
this county presents the appearance of
a country Of much longer settlement
than it has had.
To my mind the best evidence Of the
faith it's residents have in it's future is
the fact that more land has been brok.
en- this year than in the past seven OF
eight years combined. An implement
dealer told me yesterday that more than
one hundred breaking plows had been
sold from Lisbon alone this spring
whereas five or six was an ordinary sea
g business. This new land being
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13
Do You Know

The Northern Pacific railway is becom-
ing one of the greatest Tourist lines in
the world? The reason for this is the
magnificent train service offered. The
North Coast Limited train cannot be ex-
celled anywhere on earth for comfort
and convenience and the greatest of all
tourist attractions, the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, is reached from the main
line at Livingstone, Mont.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13

If you want a huurry-ulp Job Of roof.
ing done, telephone W. s. Mott CO., 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13

Journal excursion to Camp Lake |!
view, Friday. Round trip, $l.75.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13
Special Summer Rates via Chicago
Great Western Railway

To Madison Lake, Elysian, Waterville,
Faribault, Nortbfeld, Cannon Falls and
Red Wing, Mimi, situated in the beau
tiful Cannon Valley. Only one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale every
Saturday and Sunday during the sum-
mer months. For further information
Apply to R. H. Heard, General Agent,
corner Nicollet av and 9Th st, Mime
apolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-13

We repair pitch and gravel roofs
Carey Roofing after ten years service
perfectly sound and water tight. See
W. S. Mott Co., Tel. 376.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10

5000 BUYS a we'll located store and res idence on prominent street. 5000, mag nificent bargain in West End, resident, half cash s2000, fine paying negro rem tai property, cheap for cash. Phone 69S George c. Whatley & Co.,, 2lO First Nat Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
Why the Old North Star
 Beams ON the Hemeseeker

whole crest of the North Highlandz has felt it's lifting power. 1t is an ob- Ject lesson of the possibilities of art istlc nome-building when the environ ment Is in keeping. The time is rapid ly approaching when the gates of Nor wood will close, when all the lots with in those favored bounds shall have been sold The president of the Bir- mlngham Realty Company has stated emphatically that the company will make DO additions to Norwood for a long time to come, and in this decision the interests of property owners in tSorwood are protected. But. all the same. it is a foregone conclusion that the property in the vicinity of Nor wood will attract the same class of peo- pie which has made the Placid Place" famous. Houses of the same pleasing types will spring up around it. Nor wood. in other words, is the nucleus of the city which is set on a nil and which cannot be hid
 NEARER TO BUSINESS.
 Another reason for the increased de- mand for property in this area or the North Highlands is the expansion of the business district of Birmingham to the northward. The residence section which is nearest to the heart of busi- ness will have the call, conditions be- ing equal; and in this instance, as we have seen, natural conditions of the North Highlands are unsurpassed. The erection of the new union depot in the northern section of the city; the build ing of a great hotel not far from it, and the construction of many stores and business houses in that vicinity are assured Wherefore, the Eastern North Highlands Is already being called upon to furnish homes for the people of this new business district, as well as for the manufactures of East and North Birmingham. This demand would grow from accessibility alone-leaving out all other considera- tions enumerated-for it is reached by three car lines; the Norwood line pierces its center and the North Bir- mingham and East Birmingham lines run past it.
 EDUCATIONAL PRIVILEGES.
 One might go on naming the natural and incidental advantages which have been showered ipon the Eastern North Highlands from the horn of plenty. One more, however must suffice for the present; the splendid new high school has been located very near it- not distant more than ten blocks from its uttermost limits The Barker gram mar school is also within short dis tance. Thus tho educational privileges of Eastern North Highlands, privileges which are prized by parents may be said to be somewhat superior to those enjoyed by other residential districts. Yes. the North Highlands-the East ern North Highlands in particular-are taking care of themselves" And they are taking care of those who pitch their habitations upon them. Within a very few years those hills, from their eastern dip to thelr western extremity, will be studded with homes. What a skyline for Birmingham. The thought Is inspiring.
 Truly, the North Star is in the ascendant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10

Eishteen years exclusively buying, sell ing and exchange of real estate carries weight to the thoughtful buyer and seller of real estate.
 Call and make your wants known if you wish to buy, sell or exchange realty We will not undertake exchanges except upon cash basis valuations.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. s35 5Oo0-Rents 5000; two 4-story brick stores; business center northslde. s4O0o-4Ox100 near Avenue A. goo Foot-5Ox14O; End ave, near 24th st. s55O0-5Ox140 3rd ave. near 24th st. s225 Foot-Corner 100x10o; 20th st., near union depot.
 s25oo-Corner 5ox100: 3rd ave. with nice, well located Groom dwelling. s2250-Tomorrow only, at s2250; modern Groom cottage fronts car line, North Highlands. Easy terms. s45Oo-A stylish, well built, modern new 2-story home; beautiful location; over looks city, North Highlands; near 12th ave. See this; easy terms. ssOOo-A modern Groom home close to cen- ter. Not far from Henley school. s6n0-A valuable lot 50x160: two street fronts; good neighborhood: east front near church and school; and car line; Fountain Heights. s150-A lovely lot 50x210: east 14th street, near 11th ave. East front. s2100-50x240; Groom home. Norr High lands; near 12th ave; overlooks city. se500-6-room home near 12th ave, North Highlands.
 sS6oo-7-room house; mSrrn: east front; near Jewish synagogue. 17th st. S4500-50x240; 10-room house: central; Sth avenue, north.
 $5000-Rents $50 month"; 50x190: Sth ave, north: s-room and Groom house. $500 Cash-Balance to suit buyer most attractive home on 11th ave, North Highlands, south front; has rooms. s4500 Cash 40Ox400: few yards of Nor wood: lovely block improved. s1500-5-room house and lot right at car line. North Highlands; $25o cash, bal ance on monthly payments like rent. s2oO0-2-Story 10-room residence in good condition: block of car line, North High lands. This house alone cost sS5oo to build it. Good neighborhood; one-half