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Milford chronicle., 1905-11-24
THE BRITISH SOLDIER.
His Life Seems 20 BE One ReanA Of
Misery and Filth.

! misery AM4 FAAA4s
Some of the reasons why Great Brit
ain finds it difficult to get recruits for
the army are told by an English writer:
I'm cold weather the coal supply for
each room for the week rarely lasts
half that time, and it becomes neces-
sary for the men to buy coal for the
rest of the week out of their own pock-
cts. In food, clothing and almost
everything else the free issue is far too
small. To provide tea, sugar, milk,
butter vegetables and other Injuries
| the soldier is allowed threepence a
day. The greater part OF a mans pay
is swallowed up by the purchase Of
food. In addition to this, the soldier
has to pay out of his own pocket for
the keeping up of his kit as well as for
all the necessary articles used for
cleaning it, such as backing, pipe clay,
brass polish, and, in the case Of cav
airy, saddle soap and burnishers. Then
there are innumerable other charges
put upon him.
"When soldier first joins the serv-
ice he is supplied with a free issue of
everything, including a tiny piece Of
soap, which, like the greater portion of
his kit, is supposed to last him his
seven years, or twenty-One years, II he
extends his service. The same remark
applies to his socks, underclothing and
all his small kit, while his uniform and |
boots are supposed to last two years,
and all repairs have to be betrayed out |
Of his own pocket. However careful a
man may be, it is impossible for him to
make such things as socks and shirts
last for seven years.
Another evil is the scarcity Of eat
ing utensils. Rarely are there plate
and basin for every man. Many a re-
cruit, after leaving a comfortable home,
has found himself sitting down to
breakfast at a table where there are
twenty-five or thirty men with half a
dozen basins between them. Cups and
are not known. Nor is it at all
IN uncommon thing to see two men eat
ng their dinners of the same plate or
even off the bare table itself. For the
most part, meals are eaten in shirt
leeves with hats on, while in every
Dom few men will be short Of knives
md forks, for which, as substitutes,
hey use their fingers, old razors and
''Most disgusting are the uses to
which bedding is put. Whenever any
quipment is to be drawn from stores
is always carried in blankets of the
eds Then, previous to all inspec-
ions Of barrack rooms by the COM
handing officer, the floors are scrub.
ed, after which, to keep them clean
ntil they are dry and the command G
lg officer has been around, It is custom
~ to spread blankets over them. In
ret weather the blankets get into a
earful condition by being trampled
a by men coming in out Of the mud
nd stables. The same blankets are
sed for drawing rations. The regi-
ent that has its blankets washed once
six months is the exception" 1.
Milford chronicle., 1905-11-24
A Bible. From King Edward.

King Edward is reported to have Of
fered Bible to the Episcopal church
at Williamsburg, Va. 1t will be espe-
cially inscribed and will commemorate
the three hundredth anniversary Of the
establishment Of the church at James
town. Of which the Williamsburg
church is regarded as the successor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
0erawoutes BjetjU.

9u8as surso e@meS SrHe ouasttdt
1870 Yfirro La. ID 3fuxb l3;; 10-12
Pfa"o ID; Sroette nnaistdt; so-le atnat
l2e ; ID Efitro JIG : IL Hfmb l2e 10
shlno 12c
o9ultsra-Gnai. euren, 10 @ 20 8fmb
I'm Drr6Sdnit+. sae: IL pt,urh s,,-dnsdh,,+,
9c, 10 bts II Ntunb Ole.
.x.u.~..
6ra9faia.eped@3ler;r ese!st9 Surse 173e
1850 W.
.xa.y l"s, 0Sw 81. va .a1@'
TO-. rm-~r.~. -
% fI~O t@l'a'' AAfe'
. %f'"0 I'M S'T@i@"as' '@n'a'' lese.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

Del 9ersOe bon 4ber=
corn 1T Elm GROCER Sdger por benz
Germ. ober MIDI na4 Der Dirt Der
meiften ensIifden Sportsmen, bic nur
bas Sntereiie babsn, 10 piel Wilb ME
mOsliG gu f3ieben. fonbern Der Ser.
Sog bon 4bercorn 1T Elm GROCER Sbiers
freunb. Der ii6 INNER febr einaebenb
nit ben 8etpobnsrn bts Dalbes unb
Selbes bei4aftist unb fi9 auf ieinen
BefiBungen pabre 5pologiihe 9drten
anselest bat, in tpel9en er audi Ieltene,
aus unberen Grbtbeilene einqefiibrte
Wilbarten bdlt. Dor Ginger Seit tam
Elm Gnu aus @uftralien on unb tpurbe
naa Srlanb in einen Der ber5oglifeu
parts sebra4t. Der 5eraos nabm
Elm grobes Snterefe an benz Sbier,
unb als er auf einise Sage na4 Con,
bon reifen mubte, iibersab er bafelbe
einem ieiner treueften Oiener nit Der
Snftruftion, ihm fofort gu fdreiben,
tptril etpas beipnoeres nit benz Sbier
ssfdeben fo1te. Ginise Sage fpater
lsgte Der Gnu Elm 81. Der Oiener be-
ri4tete bas foiort getreulih feinem
9errn unb fiigte bic foIsenben Worte
binau: Sn Mbpeienbeit gurer 6obeif
hoben mir bas 81 Der sr5bten gans
unterselest. bic pir bier Adbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
Mnmnoion=G rpfoition.
&i6tige @enernng int YDtoienf.

Srdnlein gnids Sodeh. - SabnaaaafrOpde in gforb Safota. Seine
Sod;etssGeidene fir 6rGnein Roufeuelt. - Saus.Ginau; in
gSbeeing, @. Ta.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

6rti4es TinbHef6-BeaIs@s etiers - 81
&c; biefise Shere 74-8s; bkfee ysxba
$40 bis ho0 Gfunb &c; otefse &fte zoo
bis $50 Yfuab Az 3tbe $50 ID Go Phsnh
5ic; Stier Eoroerptertei &c. ettg otnter.
uisrteI l0le. RiRb otxttrpiata l0}s. Rixb
8oroeroterteI &c, Rub BurherptertsI Acc, Sui
onterbierteI IL.
5riiGes HaIbFex&-3dfbes los, Ntxtsss
utertel 1916, Borberpisrtd rs.
5rtf&es S@afIeif@ = 2danmes yer Ptuxb
lle ; e@afs SSe; e&exta l8s; Rods dr,,
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
G6uerefeu


Rotber RIeeiomea So $3.50.
@nglif&er 3Ieeiamen $3.50.
NIipte 3Ieeiarnen $.eOO-S.60
AIfaIfa &Ieeiarnen $e.2e-9,00.
Ieiber 8leeiamea $500.
@eudbIter Sinotbs 8. s0-I.so.
Srbindrer Bis gutter 9in,otbp 81. bo-I.7S.
Saneh 2entudp gIausras s1.6o-I.bs,
8Iansras in @baff 60e.
@nsIH&es 8Iausras $l.l5.
Or&arb @ras 81. 7ONI.e0.
Reb 9op In @baH 75c-sI.Io.
&afer &orn 75c-$l.OO.
An1ber Suasrrobr eamea s1.Oo-l.ss.
Betber 9aferianren 4Oc
Sriibiabrs @erffe $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Rora 81 .p-L2S,
aeo Sob @nfIase $l.IOAI.25.
@oru TeaS $l.76.
(, Rilet 81. 30 bis $1.85.
6ribiabrssgeben 81 40.
SstspiebeI. ueibe, seIbe uno rutRe $3.50
'er 1ufheI.
SUI $ 2artofeI, geIbe Serisb, 0sruubo,
lelbe ytaniemonb ,rnb fibIi&e Queen s8 o. ser
Sup; rotbe Naniemenb $2.75; Brafliaxsf6s
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
Ruffif9 8 9tIing,

Rem gOrt. 90. 9es.- 3m6lf.
hnnosrt ruffi9e 6Ii9tIinge, oaruntsr
700 Suoen, lan9ten auf benz Dampfer
.Graf Waloeriee" bon Samburg an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

O$0sSSS WV S
Sra&te
NepfeI - @ute Ro@dpfeI $3.50 per Sab,
8ananen 81. 00-l.26; sIstne 76e-$1.00
Gitronen g as 3.76 per Rife
Dransen - S. .25-3.75 per Rife.
Srauben 17ie per 8orb.
Birnen 1.J0-1.25 per 8uibeI.
UemHfe.
Eotbe Saiben 25e per TuSenb 8un&es.
Gelerp 25,-ace per Bun4.
Differ 8Iant zoe per Dusenb.
&raut = 81 .0Q-l.2S per Ga6.
8lumentobI $a.51 per Tutenb.
@urfen = $I.2, Der Tutenb.
SaIat - 12ke per Yhanb.
EeteritIie 15e per Dutsnb SuH&es.
RGitoffeIn - 65c = zoe Der 8uibel.
SiBtartoffeIn = Sirsimia $l.75; SaIti.
NOR $40 -s.26 Serieb $3.50 $500
per Sat.
SruiebeIa = Rotbe unb rpeibe $'.35 per
Yfune f; >Spanii9e 3wtebeIn 81. s.
per 2ifte.
@abieie ioc per Dutenb.
Sptaat - '0c per BuiheI.
tomatoes per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
0ons @eeeusRasfs.

xtn1otRt-Berfaufspretie: 20 60-T.7b
BILLET gerfaufspreife: 81. 00-ee.0o.
MeIi&sorn gertaufspreife: he xs0 su
nnaittdt. 81 BIB 60c Neues 40-45c.
eater-sei@dlt 3a-84c; II ben asneea
G00-$8.W per Tenne. Heuer 3o-e4:.
etrob-preie. ie mad BEN grSa. n Dali
len, 81. 0O-$6.OO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
eats,

@ngroB . Sertaufsprefs 5uportiss 9.
S9pessrfdfe 8ee per Bfrxh stxbetutrs
S@rueperfdie 17s, Esseowftn Greon, . &di
Is. Stem gort 9beobarS l5s, stasttnss,
i&er 2ti.,bureer lac. Urtd lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
M6t Sage be9rabem
@iro JOief Sanis aus BEN Sdahte
gerettet.

WtIfesbarre, pa., 90. Ses.
Sofepb Sabis, Der a4t Saae lang i'm
Snnern elmer Mine einsefdIoHsu mar.
tpuroe beute befrett. Sapis berlor am
Nittwo4, ben 20. DECEMBER. ieinen
Weg, als er i'm Jnnsrn oes S9aates
arbeiteno, id BON ieinen 2ameraoen
sntfernte.
@r bate einen gut gefhnten gBfober
bel fa uno sins wdbrsno Der erffsn
bier Gage iebr iparfam NIT benz BRO.
bia1t I'm. Ils ietn Probiant ale mar
lebte er bon 8rotrsfien, pelae oie n
oeren Irbeiter ueggemurfsn batten. gr
NOR %bepuBtlos als man ihn beute fanb,
bod erbolte er fi9 baIb.
noianapOlif 6irmen
tauen 3 a n.
SoutsbiIle, 3d., 90. Ses.-
8atss d 60. unb Sos. 8. elliott &
Sons baben @ontrole iiber bic eleftri-
i1e Sinie bon 2puispille nod Boards
Station erlanst.
Die 2inie miro nod 2agrange unb
S%belbpbile berldngert tperben. Die
&apitals : @nlase mirb 2 Wilionen
Dollars betra9en.
sort muB nas @elb.
Vriogeport, Conn.,, 90. Sea.
SEQ. %. @ornpel, BIG Dor 3ur,em
S9abmeifer Der Wbssler & @ilion
Orig. 80. unb 8sfber beridieoener
patente, wuroe beute unter Der ans
tlage %perbaftet. 8~unoestonbs unb Su-
ruelen i'm Wertbe bon 81, 600 gsffobs
len 3u habsn.
Intldgerin if Srau @ilbert u.
Sumptin, Satin bon @. u. 9umpiin,
Der in ben ct. 2ouiier Get rich
quick Sfanoal berpifelt mar.
ODD vStpep".
Morolt. 8a., 90. Ee3. Cine
Mittbeilun9 burd orabtloIs Sele9ra-
pbie lief in bent bisfigsn Wetterbureau
beute Na9mittas UNI IL u9r 80 U0i-
nuten elm, burd wsIds Der @apitdn beg
&oblenoampfers y@lacisr" Der Bun.
oesregierung mittbsilt, oab bas bod
ySemep", oas er i'm S6lspptau bat,
uabrideinli9 I'm IL lbr beute 4benb
aus ben 8irsinia @apes ~auslaufen
tperbe.
Sas anti
@ranb &apios. @is., 90. Deg.
&idter Webb bat entI9ieoen, bab oas
4nti' pabaeisb b6qis gu &s9t bsiebt.
Die @ntf4siouns murbe in Der 2lage
zines anwaltes. Der pdfe fir feinen
@s1tsbeifano erbielt. ~abesssbsn.
Sas @eieb in Wisconfin befimmt,
oab elm Sober, Der bic Babn benubt,
etne Gabrfarie fir ben bolen preis
l0Ien muB.
26rnerIofe periimmons.
Wafbington, 90. 9s3. Das
% Department miro fi4 nit Der
3hdtung t6rnerlOIer perfmmOns be.
'1dftigen. Gin in hisfiser @essnS
pobnenoer 5armer bate eirige bicIer !,
bic gu ben gr6Bten Selten-
aeb6ren, mad darlington ge.
'ra1t uno erregten -alssmeines Snte-
:eHs. Man miro nit pfropfen bon
Der 26rnerloien auf Stdmme
yer seu6bnli&en slrt beginner, iobalb
ne Sahres3eit es 9efattst.
Huffif1e s lii&tIinqe.
@ew YOrf. 90. Deg. 3m6lf. |
ruffi9e 6Ii9tlinge, oaruntsr I
90 Suben, lan9ten auf benz Dampfer !
,8raf Waloeriee" bon 9amburg an. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

Rem ORLEANS, Co., 20. De3.
SIM Stabtratbe tpurbs hente eine Reio.
luton angenommen, bur& peIpe Der
@onsreb erfu&t tuirb, WaBreeeln sur
er6aItung Der Hiagara'5due su sr.
greifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

indianapolis RaHees9reHs
oer6bnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e: Srissa Ss n
pdblter 14-lse ; Sancy 8a{-sss. OolAsn
Deucu Is BIB 22e. Sapa $3.50
Sn padetsa:
astoia SLABS. 2iom $1<.25, Ser;e, III Oh
Saraeas s14.a6. Di1wortbY s1s. 10. Duta
Sasa 8lemb $3.50, slimar SABA gIenb.
$l4'a5. Ourice SEAS.
Sa6er-DonRn6es 1876 Gtidm61 $50
SuIDertfrter 6.a2e; xxx4 puIpertHrtr 5 27s.
feuaer sranulirter 4.92e; gabes 5.s7e; Coz.
f~eetsoners' U 4.s7c; Hibsepoob U AIS; nab,
xts U l.'2e; empire IA. &c; SbssI sriss
ColSea 8 4.47e; Dtabfor estra 6 4.47ss
&tsseuoob 6 1 33e: seIbsr 6 6:a2:; Is a,I
ber 3.87.
effg-Ra4 (40 Or. xsa), Gas, S-lo .r
0aIlone.
etnsemaGte Sri@te-BIadberris 8 sfh.
Sligo Bea&es etanbarS, 8 3D.. n
a.2b; combs s Efaub 81. 6o-N. ss:. Es
Reaaes. 81. 40-S1.6O; Enanas. etassors.
3d.. S1.66-S1.9e eeeoaSi, 8 Hfrzh.
$l.26 $l.46; CRIME 8obnex, 8 Htxxb Am,
men, 8abarta Hnanas s1.s0lsa. IKE.
SeFebts erbfen, 81 i rs, trass Srs4 IS
Gents. Narrow SOC. etnsepei&te ESs-eos
tomatoes. Q pfnnS. 81. 1o-s1.IB, 8u6es
Rom se+s1.s6. a~pfeIbutter, BET Dutua.
8 DfunA. 81.
8idIes-24OO TN Sas SO; 1900 sm 8at
IS; 1900 TN saIbfab $500; 900 im Sas
$3.50.
etdrte-gearI. sae, GBaupiOs sIos. l N,
. +fi,so 8adsts 8. 3orn: l BIB. laGss,
4H-6k.
SanOp-7e; etansen sensti&t 7e; 0rps
Get seutf9t e3e; Banner 9psR &c; Srsau
Sonbons 10e; Ne. Q Greau. aen,ij&t &c.
Vetrodnete 5ri9te-aepfeI, On bes Conn,
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeesex 7e bs 7ke.
ettron 1se bs 14e; Rofnex, q gsows. rs
%fuao. 7e. 8 6rowu 7}e. 1 groux NC ,ee,
u'enfrese sbis Sc, California NuseateI 7ks:
Guiana 7ie. turpevttrte euItaxa lie bis lac
California &prttoien Sc Bic 12c.
Hets-SaroItaa. 3opt, 4t--sN, SaSas 81
DIE, sebro&ener, 3--4c.
MHs-1rasiI aeu Sc BIB loc; SiEberts lie
YfanbeIn IA; pei@f&aIiae &axssIx H.
Serbian RanbeIn l5e; Peamuts &c bid Sc.
&c Bis &c: GnsIf@e BaIxaSs
Oessetpe.
Ms5ex No. 2 rptber &c, auf es,.,.
&c Ron RabIen; 70. \ eot5g "a
December esle; Basenuesss SOC.
Roru (neues) 9o / nett 4sa: Rp. Q
Dets Ado; SO. 8 meis 44}c aD. 1 mort.
US; Ro. Q weib senti@s 44s; SO, 9
petb 8enrtf4t 44e; 80. ( pstS temtSdt
I2e; sp Q seIb Az: 30 8 CEN a
4 seIb 42c; SO. semfi9t a.:
10. 9 asntf&t 42c Ro. 4 sestat a.:
eoIben 42c.
eafer- 30. 2 wetber 32}c; 70. Q ussae.
'lte; 3o. 2 0eustf@ter 8l}e: so. 9 ssuno,st
lie.
oeu go. 1 aiinotbS $40 ~: 10.
!, SO 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
9ausein T 3.
& On r ontaiion.

SoIebo. 20. 0e3br. Rartin
airbp, Der Mann. tuelder Isbte NaGt
iintsr gsrOa9t bsibaftst tuuros, tuiro
beute mod nit perfonsn fonfrontirt
psrSsn, tuel4e aupsnssupsn bsr ediss
berei au perrpsburg tuaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

Datter, &teS $50 oseoses
Gambler beSabIen fosgexbs 8rete:
Butter - Country. Lac, 9reomsrp rs
elotR 27c
S ii9e Gisr-2lc per DukeHo.
cahner Sc. cdbne 3, Tnrfsns-l0-l2c.
9aien - 81. obs $1.25 per Duteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
u munben's EXPEDITION

pitdn Wm. Wosg bon benz Walfid
fdnger y8Onanaa". Der eefern Worss,
bier anfam, melost, bab 2apitd,
amunoien ale 3iele erreidte, bic sr III
be3tgli6 Der g~ntosdung bes n6rolideI
Norbpoles u. I. m. 9efisdt bate.
4apitdn MOss iraf 9apitdn Nmunb
len unb lsbterer CAB ibm bic grtldrung
oab aus Der noronsfli6sn Dur9fabr
fur Sanoslssmsde ni9t bieI heraus
fommen tueroe, ba bieislbs i9mal fs
uno auberpem ni9t ben nptbusnbigel
Siefsang babe.
Ienherung fur 9neII
ofbef6rbsru,1g 9.
Burlington, 90. Deg. @sne
ral- pOfmeifer gDrtelpou ma9t be
tannt. bob bonn 81. Deg. ab cine Der
dnoeruns i'm GabrpIan Der Union go
cific 8abu 3uiidsn Omaha uuo Ogoer
uno Der Southern paeific 8abr
3uii8en Ogden unb Sun Sranciscl
uno aud an Der @bicaeo Burlington &
Nuincp spii9en Ouinep unb @bicagr
uno ben Noronsftern Sinien 3piiaer
@bica9o unb Omabo In 2raft tritt uni
pOour9 In 8sfbrberung Der pof
3pii4en Stem Yorf unb Sun Jran=
cisto "a Siunoen 3eit ssipart tueroen
5O@3eit I'm u9.S e.
g t. 2Ouis, no.. 90. Ss3. sc
tuuroe beute angstdnoist, baB am Wsu-
iabrstase In enserem Jumilisntrsiie
Jrl. @il6elmina guId, 8o9ter bes
grauers goolpbus gui9, nit 2eut.
S4arrer aus Stuttgart getraut tuerben
miro.
abionabIe 8 o9seit
@bicasO, 90. Ss3. SIM aubito-
rium:6Otslf ano bic germdbluns bon
6errn goparo .. SreffeI, @erbereibe.
fber aus Wilpautse, nit Srdulein
Rlara niblein, 3o9tsr beg 6srrn go-
uaro g. uiblsin,. 5aupibertreters Der
yS4liB Breping Co." FIR @bicaao,
ffatt. Nle Salons unb bic Banfett.
bale oes 6otels tuaren fur bic Tsier be-
legt uoroen. gs nabmsn tiber $50
@dfe on Der 6sisr tbsil, barunter etma
aus Milwaufee, bic mittslf
Spssial3uges beute @admittag bier
Die Braut tpurbe bon Srl.
g0a lliblein als gbrsn.g rauiiunsfer
uno ben 9amen pauln niblein bon
Seipp, 2sfrens unb gIif.
forb bon @bieago geleitst, tudtrenb
uiblein Brautfhbrsr unb @uibO
albert 5einemanr, Cigar uno
WiQtam l1iblein bon Wiluaufee uibers
Na9 Der Srauung wurbe ben
in Der gnnfsttbale Elm Self
nabl ferpirt, benz elm @mpfang uno
'pdter Sang fOlgte. Sas iunge gbe.
oaar tpiro in Wilmautee pcbnen.
3 abnunaI
Do inn I, 81. O., 20. 9s3. gine
soaifon smii8en eilsm paKasiersug
ino einem 5ra4t3us nabe @ranbias,
latte ben Bob oss 2ofomotibfhbrers
unb Sei3er Sreb. Barlotu aur
Solgs. Die pafasiere tamsn NIT sem
59refen babon.
Sfnerau Der yW a 3.
flnper.@
abingto n, 90. Se3. 6Iot.
enfetrstdr 8oneparts unb 8attin uer.
en als Gafgeber ben prdFosnten
.fooiepelt unb feline 5rau au einem offi-
lsaen Sinerlan goro Der Da9t .Map.
louer am 6. 5sb. empfangen. IS
80 @sbsde fur befannte Der.
bnli9teiten:.i i'm Rssierunssbienfe auf.
elest psrbsn.
9auseinturs
W5eeItna,W %. 3d., 90. Ge3.
BIN. Bead, feline Traa unb feline
51uiegermutter wurbsn beim 3ufam-
lenfur3e itrss fauiss t6otli9 berlebt.
Sas 3aus muroe bon ieinem alten
fortgsbra4t unb bic "a,
lille mar rupig tn bemfelben fbea se. !
pl6bli9 sabsn bic 9rdqer
ODD unb bas unsIiid NOR ba. |,
: & ON Attenuation.
SnIeh0. 90. Teahr. Marfin
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

and take a view of what they have to
offer in the way of business openings
and farms. Farms bought on crop
payments have been known to pay for
themselves in one year.
Sanborn
Sanborn is situated at the junction
of the main line of the Northern Pa
ciflc and the Sanborn branch, running
north toward the Turtle mountain and
Mouse river country. 1t is the center
of one Of the finest wheat growing and
stock raising sections in the whole
state of North Dakota.
Some of the lands have been culti-
waited for twenty years, and they are
as good today for producing crops as
when the sod was first broken. A chain
of lakes lie at some distance from the
town in various directions, along which
the land is slightly broken, making ad-
mirable ranges and protection for
stock.
The country for many miles distant
is settled with well to do and intelli-
gent class of people.
The country is divided into school
districts, and schoolhouses dot the
prairie at convenient distances.
In settling near Sanborn the new
conner is not isolated miles from no.
where, but will find conveniences and
advantages equal to those left behind
in, his eastern home. This is some
thing everyone contemplating coming
to North Dakota should bear in mind.
Settle where your wives and children
can have the advantages of churches.
Sunday schools, good public schools
and respectable society. All these will
be found in Sanborn and surrounding
country.
Sanborn has the best schoolhouse of
any town of its size in the state. under
the supervision of fine corps of teach
erS.
Sanborn has public library, which
is also open to the public.
The union depot of the Northern Pa
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cific, which is used by the main line of
the Northern Pacific and the Sanborn
branch, is a solid brick structure and
is one of the very best and most COM
modious on the Dakota division.
Two large grain elevators (another
was recently destroyed by fire) handle
the grain and furnish a very con-
venient market for country tributary
to this place. There is also a COM
modious loading platform provided by
the railroad company for those who
wish to ship their own grain to Mime
apolls, Duluth or other terminal points.
Sanborn has a model up to date
shippers. Although smaller than those
at Mandan, jamestown and Fargo, il
has every modern improvement for
loading and unloading, feeding and
watering, etc, and is adapted as we'll
for sheep and hogs as for horses and
cattle
Sanborn is in direct communication
with the long distance telephone. and
as soon as the weather will permit
erection of poles a local exchange will
be established to the farmers in all
parts of the county.
The town of Sanborn is well repre-
sented by the fraternal orders.
1.-THE Masonic order has a nicely fur
nfshed and well equipped lodge room,
which is used jointly by the auxiliary
chapter of the Eastern Star.
The Modern Woodmen of America
and the Ancient order of United
Workmen own a large building jointly,
the lower story of which is adapted for
holding public meetings, entertain-
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s. L. Thorldsen is proprietor of the
Cottage hotel. the leading hotel of the
town. Steam heated. gas lighted. Has
been in business three years and in the
n. ]. Olsen is the owner of nine elevators
and lives in Minneapolis. F. o. Olsen.
his son. Is manager of the business and
lives here.
Andrew Waite is proprietor of the
bowling alley, billiard room bath rooms
and barber shop of the town. Has been
IN business is years and offers this place
for sale or rent.
c. Winterer is proprietor OF "Sanborn's
Cash Store" one of the leading general
stores: regular department store. Has
from Minnesota.
A. H. Perrin runs the main harness
and shoe repairing place of the town. Has
been in business one year.
H. P. Stroh runs the blacksmith. wagon
and boiler repair shop of the town, and
has been in business since 1882 and came
from Canada.
c. F. Revell is manager for the Gull
River Lumber yard at this place and came
from Iowa. This Is the main lumber yard
OF the town, established in 1880.
c. X Bagiy. is proprietor of a pool
room, lodging house. also a full line of
cigars and soft drinks. In business three
years.
E w. Stroh & Co. are proprietors of a
general store and handle fine stock of
dry goods, groceries. boots and shoes. In
business lnree years ana IN the state Tor
"a years.
Dam & Mather run the bakery and lunch
room OF the town. also full line of cigars.
Mr.. Dam has been in this county for %
years.
c. o: LANCER is the postmaster of the
town since 1890. Is proprietor of the lead
ing gents furnishing goods store of the
town. Also custom made clothing.
First State bank is the leading bank of
the town. Established in 1900. Capital
$4,000 and does a general real estate,
insurance, first mortgage and banking bus
mess. ]. L. Wetherill, president; n. Lin
cashier.
A. A. Caufield is the leading real estate
agent OF the town and has about %. 900
acres of farm land for sale running in
price from $17 90 TO $500 per acre. Has
been here for years and knows every sec
tion of the county. For further informa-
tion OF the county write Mr.. Caufield and
sectional maps of the county.
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etc, and this is one of the best stock
countries you will find. Barnes coun-
ty is one of the best in the northwest,
as crops are sure. and il is well adapt
ed to diversified farming. The county
is located on the west side of the Red
river valley, sixty-seven miles west of
Fargo, on the main line of the North
ern Pacific railway. To the homeseek-
ers who are thinking of coming to
North Dakota this spring to buy land
and settle it will pay you to come to
Barnes county before buying, for you
are not taking any chances in locating
here, for you raise anything you plant
in the soil of Barnes county.
The soil and climate is we'll adapted
to the raising of fax, wheat, oats, rye,
barley, millet, while corn is now also
being successfully raised.
All kinds of garden vegetables flour
ish with astonishing growth, and pota-
toes, beetS, ETC., grown in this section
have no superiors anywhere. We could
give some astonishing yields of grain
and vegetable crops that would sound
increditable to eastern readers.
Why go miles from civilization to
take up raw lands, far from market
and everything that makes life worth
living. when you can get better and
cheaper lands advantages and i'm
provements considered) right here in
western Barnes county.
Buy your ticket for Sanborn, N. D.,