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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Gleine Staotnamrinten.

Sie DR. itglieber Der Sarri.
ion Wonumsnt. 2ommiiton baben an
Gefrstdr Gbnp in Waibineton bas
@eiu9 einesrsi9t, oas gu gbrsn Gene
ral geniamin 5arriiOn's eniwOrfsns
Nonumtnt bor benz reusn gunoes9e=
bdube erri9ten 3u biirfen.
SdeIt9 6brt man lest,
bab bieis ooer jene gefatinte bic Stabi
auf ttir3srs ober ldngere 3eit berlafsn,
UNI i6 i'm 2anOs gu b~ersniisen uno gu
srbolsn. @sfsrn be9aben fid bic 5er-
rem gbas. 8. Bone, Gso. Rsiis, u.
s. W.bbsr uno 8. 5. 8anpinfel nit
ibren Samen auf 10 Sage na9 Drift.
tuoOb, um Dem Jii5srsiiport Ob3u=
lieeen.
Ste Wo6Itbdtietetts
be66rbe bat f9 Der Sienfe elmer ge-
priift.n 2rantsnpdrtsrin esfi9ert. SRI.
alice aiblep, bies if Der Name osr=
ielbsn, Miro jeben 2rantsn, Der unter
benz S4ubs Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beitebt, bsiu9sn; san3 Defenders miro
fe fi9 Der S9pinbIh9tigsn annshmen
uno oieielbsn lebrsn, tuis He fi4 gr'
lei9teruns bsri9afsn i6nnsr I'm ei9reri
Seim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Grab.


o ebcrer:
Grant uno Bertha WDlter, Mdo=
den. = Cabin unb pbsba Yarbam,
6nabe. - @m. uno psarl 9antrp,
Wdb9en. - 6. %. unb 8srtie Sap=
fins, Gnabe. - Yeter Ino Marn
Spsensp, 4nahs. - Sar,p unb Murp
@arnsD, Gnabe. - @bas. unb 2i3sis
Nsburp, 2nabe. - Mm. unb Wnggis
6slb, 9nabe. - 0eter unb Maeuirte
Msrraep, Mdb9sn. - Mart nnb Was
rion Burner. 3nabe. - So6n unb
Nsitie grafsns, Wdo9en. - Natban
uno auna @erbart, Mdb9sn.
getraut.
6srmarn Sanders = Map prefon.
Senrp S5epparo = Nelie Ballard.
@m. Sreiber - Sea &i9eb.
Maior W. Pople - gertiae Glamme.
Sscar Stetpnro - Stone s9erer.
gilbert S6sil - @liiabeib 6siermann.
Bsforbeu:
6annie Come, IS, 1901 Shb Msri-
bian Ctr. @aplano Jinlsp, 80,
1902 Columbia @be. - 9onale Britt
ton, II Wonats, 816 Norb Semples
9Ipenue. - Ola Salbert, 81, 200 Wef
Is. StraBe. Nba Ganid, 80, 1854
Wapne Ctr. - Nnna Waio, SO, 2413
Norb Nstp Sstisp Ctr. - Smuggling
Solbsr, - So Samilton Nbs. -
Marie Opsns, 13 Monats, 1913 Wsfl
~. Strabe. - &pbert Burns, z Wp=
nate, 1906 Burial Ctr. - 6. W. 6.
Rbisner, 80, 35l5 Station Str. -
Nelfon Nnberburg, 50, N%rmenbaus.
Wm. @lsaiOn, 65, 1881 NOrh
Weft Ctr. - Sames Wadap, AZ,
2012 Central abs. - &ufel Montec
merp, 4 Wonate, 1862 W,t We.
@artp Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Srhiana's srbbts Drp goobs GAMBLER.

Sanmspsr, She'll Got lO2, Morris 2.
Noo.. 40 BEL 1861 SUB, berbeFert,
@efieite gentral Mbe., ihbli6 bon Is.
Strabe. SO, 75O.
&i6arS 90. 2nnesbaIe on Wabai6
Rsaltb & 2oar &c., Got 4 unb n6rb=
Ii&e Sdlfte Got 8. 2unssbale's aoo..
As Bel 100 SUB. bacant, @efieite
Nortbwefern 9be., fibli9 bon 5aa
Greet. $500.
CLARA u. S~tubenbsrssr an gribsst
coleman. Got 81, 3raub's tuefli4e
aoO.. 40 bel $50 SUB, Sacant, norb.
tpeitli9e @fe Belmont Ape. uno 2eebs
Ctr. 1910.
gperett q. 2amb an Sobn &. Sonss
Got Is, Wsghorfi's @orbfeite abo.,
Al BET 1872 SUB, pacant, Sffeits 60
pitol 9lpe. itibli9 bon IS Str. $500.
Samuel M. Compton an @ebfer
8. Woore, Got l.. Ni4olion's abb,
80 bel 100 SUB, berbsfsrt, Gillette
9snpooo @pe., fiibli1 BON %. Str.
$4,000.
Waria Braun an Wiliam German,
Got Is, Genneman's Subb.. 35 BEL
142 SUB, bsrbsHsrt, Sfisits Union
Str, n6rbli9 bon palmer Strabe.
$1,000.
Waltsr &. 9attman on Natban 8.
garritbsrs, 9ots 20 unb 81, Sobnfon
u. u. 6. Waibinston Str. '9bb., 764
BET $50 SUB, perbsRert. NOrbmsfsds
Seferion @De. unb WafbinstOn Str.
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

= Wt6eIob, oas berGbnte
Nnbemiers 8mi6 Ster, att
Sapf bet sos. Gmmtnger,
Circle Xart Bar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
TeEsettungen.

Als, usI9e mod @remplare Der
Jsfaussaben unierer 3situngen pdb.
rsnb bss Surnfefes, bom 81. Biz 26.
Suni, tptini9sn, t6nner iOl4e bur9
unfers Office, go. 81 Sub SeIapars
Strnbs, bsaisbsn. sdmmtli4s Num.
meyri frantic berianbt nod irssnb si=
mem Ort In Mmsrifa 25 Gents, mad
GeutI9lanb 40 Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
0aiolinofsm srploairt.

Jrau Stsinmsb, 1926 g. Msribiar
Strabe, par nit Der 3ubsreitun9 bes
absnbshens bsi&dftist, als Der gafO'
linz Diem erplobirte unb fe NIT Der
brennenbsn Gliif9fsit bsipribte. Sbr
@atts, Der aufdaig In Der Tdbe mar,
srfidte bic 6Iammtn, bod sosen f&
bsjbe f9mer3li4e 8ranomunben au.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
2ocaIs8 etterberi6t.

Sbeilmeile bepolft unb rpabri4einli9
Geipitteritiirme beute gla9t unb Samftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

@afbtnSton, IA. Sult.
Sur SnSiana /: SIM MIsemeinen i4on
beute Ra4t unb an SamftaS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

cktnan, eneS - 0tIb ~ rtrIstben ~ tresah einsrn
u Btfr far 8 bis 9 Brostnt.
American Home Buying Co.,
. 0ombarh 0tbduAe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Observation-Disclosures.

9bermometerffane.
959fe 1ernperatur. 81 @sat
Ntebrisfte 1smperatur. ......... sc
a. z. BIbtbe,
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
@runbsisentbnms usbertragnneen.

SfraBe, 0Fll0 DDH SeuIa SIr., OVU
Wiliam 6. gnsliib an oenielben.
2ots 25 uno &c, Wartinoale's Sia
placee albbition, 81 bel 1925 Sub
iebe, bacant, Norofeite bon Bates Ctr,
tpeltli9 bon Oriental Str, $500.
Senrp &i9ter an bic Union $ruf
@om panp, Srufiee, She'll bon 2ots SIS
uno Sc, &i9ter's Subbibifon, @rsb'
ADDITION, ll8 Bel - 5ub, bsrbsRsrt,
Ofisite BON Shelby Str, itoli9 bon
gssdsr Str, $4,000.
Gislbins ". @onpap u. u. on Sn=
b~ianapolis Union Co., She'll bon Got
Is, 8lod II, gsaibs @oo., bflide
Settle bon NapOlson Str, n6rSli6
bon 9elt &ailroab. $4,000.
2orenao g. MeSonalo On Sscar 5.
Mann, She'll bon Section 19 unb 20,
Sounibip IA, &anse 3, 463, "a ader
perrp Somnibip. $40, 900.
Wm. g. @anfislo an amelia @oien=
Helm, Got 5, @aniislo plaes Mob., iibs
li9s Seits bon Mi6isan Str, 6fIi4
bon Solmes gbe. $3.50.
SaQie 9. Wt@lain an @onrab
8utslsbaus, Got II, SadfOn part,
noro6flide Ode bon M~artinoale Nbe.
unb %. Str. 1926.
Wilbelm q. G9neioer an gnbrep
Sassn, Cots 5 unb 6, piden & 2ofs
tins 81 @aibineton Str. Nbb., norb-
6fli9s @ds bon Wai6in9tOn Ctr. unb
Sepine abe. $40, 500.
2i3sis s. 9hompIOn on Milinm
@atpu, Got 10, Spann & 60. erfte
@ooblaws Nbo. n6rbli9e Settle BON
Sopt Abs., 6fli9 bon Sbelbp StraBe.
$3.50.
Union Sruit @ompanp an gli3abstb
S9lobbausr ] Sntsrsfs bon Got 8,
Solbbsrrps Subj. bon Nubsnlots 46
mno AZ. tpeitli9e Settle bon NobIs
Str, iiblt9 bon Walnut Ctr. $l064.
9ucinba W. 8epnoIos an Traness
psrs9o u. a., She'll bonn norbpsfli9sn
Hiertel, Sect. 5, Sownibip 16, Ran9s
4, 35. SO alder, Waibineton Somnibip.
$4,000.
Oscar Wiaiams an Sacob 9. Barb,
Cots l unb 2, Wuaansps grigbtuOOt
Nob., ihbDfli6e gde bon Dearborn
unb &opiebslt Nbe. $1,000.
Sareb u. 8usq an Sattis M. Sobn.
ion, nOroli9e Sdlfte bon Got 81, Bed.
Subj, q. Sainois Str. Nob., 0tIi9'
Settle bon Capitol gb.., fibli9 Dor
Is. Ctr. 1928.
Settle W. Wpsrs an @brifian 8,
5sdsnbrod, Got 1875, Sobnion u. ",
Sf @afbinston Str, OtIi&s Ssit'
bon SefsriOn Npe., iioli4 bon Mi9i.
gan Ctr. $4,000.
Snoiana Sabinas & Enrichment
80. an Oscar 5. Wann. 2ots 9 uni
10 unb Sbsil bon Got 8, Ga. 2, 3D.
dsrs Subj, Mubsnlot 9, noropsfli6,
Ode bon gruib uno Martst etraBs.
$500.
grna $. Burner ON Worris Wcbl,
felo, Got 4, Square, Snbianapolis Ga,
Gompanp's addition, 40. SO BEL LAG. sc
Sub, bsrb., Wefisits Der Sinfioe Nbs.
n6rolid Bon Is. Ctr. $1311.12.
Sobn Stewart on Sowaro 8. STEM.
art. Got 108. 2snpooo parf Iobition.
40 bel 1872 SUB. bsrb., OfIsite be,
aennopo Noe., n6roli9 bon 33. Str,
$4,000.
college 9eisbts &ealip 60. an Suiti
s. Nutter, Cots l Bis 4, glpd 8, Sao-
fielo u. u. Mobition, ALI bel lac
SUB isbe, baeant, Noromefisds %. Ctr.
uno W~artinhals Nbs. $2250.
gbariss 3obl an Union Sruf @oms
panp. Srufse, She'll bon Cots SO unb
So, &i9ts,'s Sioof 9ob., 70 bel -
Sub, perbshert, iioli9e Settle Der
8ss6sr Str, 6fli9 bon Sbelbp Str.
50, 500.
@lisabetb s. Wontasue, Nominifra-
tor, an Seize 6. 2omes, Got 125, Mcs
ton uno Sbsil Section 81, Sopnfbip
IA, Rangs 5, 20 Merss, G,antlin
Sounfbip. 1920.
SObn g. 2asarus an Gbarlss ..
pearion, Got 4, 2a3arus & pierce's
ma~;A;o, mfoen MAA ~ f., LIE OK
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

W erlangt-Iin eutes beutites Ntabden fir oe.
~ pobnIite 3ausarbeit. Rein @aiheu. Ta4.
sufraaen SO. 100 1Orb eenat, Abe, ODER sos NET
aDaibinetcn Gtrafe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
..&letne Mnset8en...

N%srIanat : GiEe e~rfahrene Rbhinin elmer 6amilis
bon Sret. RaH3nfragen bel Grau Werrin,
1915 9orb pennfploania etrabe.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
MACHINERY

TIE swEETsTER- ROCHESTER co.,
S1U<S11 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis. Best
equipped collection department in northwest.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
Sells More of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy than of All Others
Pit Torethnr ~

The following letter from locality
where Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is
we'll known shows by the unprecedented
demand for it that the medicine sells
on its own merit. Mr.; Thomas George,
a merchant at Mt. Elgin, Ontario, says:
~ have had the local agency for Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy ever since it
was introduced into Canada, and I sell
as much of it as I do Of all other lines
| have on my shelves put together. Of
the many dozens sold under guarantee,
l have not had one bottle returned. I
can personally recommend this medi-
cine, as L have used it myself and given
it to my children and always with the
best results.'' ~-. >.s.. -=.-
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALs.-
nomnE United aes, States Indian Service White Earth
tdf pdes
Materials and addressed to the undersigned,
VII v;1,e be received At the Agency office until .
nishing and delivering about 45,sls @ % feet iu Of
assorted lumber. IS 600 shingles, 1000 pounds
nails, 600 pounds white lead, builders hard ware,
full description Of which can be obtained from
the the undersigned, required to construct and re-
School, White Earth Agency, Minnesota, a. The The
part Of any bid if deemed for the best inter.
the materials will be made before acceptance
thereof. Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check or draft upon some United States
depository or solvent National bank, payable to
the order of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
for at least 5 per cent of the amount of the
proposal which check or draft shall be for.
feited to the United States in~case any bidder
receiving an award shall fail to properly exc
cute contract with good and sufficient surety
according to the terms Of his bid; otherwise to
be returned to the bidder. Bids accompanied
BY cash in lieu of check will not be considered
For further information apply to Simon Michelet
U. s. Indian Agent. White Earth. Minnesota
PROPOSALS FOR WATER MAIN-oFFIoF OF
Chief Quartermaster, St. Paul, Mimi. Nov.
~, leO5.-Sealed proposals, in trplicate, will
be received here until II an. Nov. 27. 1908,
Tor an s-inch water main, running from Ninth
with present water main at Fort Lincoln n. D..
with valves meter etc, complete. Information
furnished on application here, or at Fort Lin
coin. Government reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all proposals. or any part
thereof.-W. W. Robinson. Jr.. G. O. NJ
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
BOY WALKS 160 MILES
Pupil at Fargo Travels -Four Days to
Aunt's Home. =.

CROOKSTON, MINN.-Little Harley ODell OF
this city. who has attended Sacred Heart acad-
emy at Fargo the past year. became dissatis-
fed with the life in school and ran away. The
little fellow, altho but 13 years of age. had
faint recollection of the address Of his aunt at
little village the extreme north line of
North Dakota. and thither he started foot,
with but 10 cents in his pocket. One hundred
and sixty miles to the little fellow seemed but
small distance, but before he reached his
journeys end, after four days of hard walking
he about willing to admit that the task
was bigger undertaking than he had planned.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. A.. O'Dell Of this city We're
of the disappearance of their little pupil, and
they were nearly Frustrated with the news.
Another letter from Mrs. O'DelPs sister,
Which brought gladness to the home. The boy,
almost barefooted. tired, footsore and hungry,
arrived at the home of his aunt after having
will be brought back to this city by his par
ents and Will not be sent back. to the sisters
school again, at least for the present.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
DAMAGE SUIT FOR $4,000
Crookston Man Seeks to Recover TO,
Death Of Brother.

CROOKSTON, MINN.-The suit Of Hans
Holmvik against a manufacturing company in
Which the plaintiff seeks to recover S., 900 for
the death of his BROTHER John Holmvik, last
fall will be the first taken NJ by the
December term of court in Polk county, If the
attorneys on both sides can arrange things
as they desire. 80
John Holmvik was ground to pieces while at
work threshing machine equipped with the
defendant companys device. The coroner s
jury brought In a verdict to the effect that
brother, Hans Holmvik. has retained the SER
vices, of Steererson & Loring. w. H. Alling of
Granite Falls: Mimi. state agent for the COM
has retained Attorney Miller to defend the
Holmvik working on the front end If
the thresher and was seen by companion to
start toward the feeder. That was the last
machinery and crushed and beaten to death in
a terrible manner. The suit has attracted q
great deal of attention thruout the northwest.
being one of the first claims made against a
self-feeder company in this section.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
INSURANCE INVESTIGATION
Agents of Five Companies Explain
Operations to Commissioner Perkins.

PIERRE, S. D-The Investigation before In
surance Commissioner Perkins yesterday on the
charge of violation of the anticompact insurance
examination of local agents. Their testimony
was as to the of'a common rate book fol
what are known union, companies. the book
being furnished to them by Minneapolis pub
fishing house. that their commissions were less
from the unon companies when they handled
linked agency than when they devoted them
Selves to union companies alone.
The principal witness for the companies was
]. G. Ingram of Chicago assistant western
manager for the German American company OF
New York who admitted that his company was
pne known union. and that rates of suci
companies were alike in different sections. but
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
lHH AN ADS
ICent a Word

~ AL ads ! cent a. word,
when paid for in ad-
vance; otherwise 8 cents per llne,, Z
words to the line. No Ad taken for
less than zoe each insertion; except
Situations Wanted, Male or Female,
which are lac a word; no Ad less than
tUc ~ daily; 20 words or less, one week,
When so desired, in place of name
ada add ADDRESS, an advertisement can be
aaddressed a' to a number which will be
ed aulnlshed by The Journal. An
smers S may be addressed to these num-
ue.ls; uoaH ~ care OF Th e j Journal. !. ANY
be forwarded, -
10y Aa!;yeeItlsGEents So ordered run "untll
t!orbld It., F.) will not be discon-
sin sinued except upon written order. duly
Orders to discontinue advertising
oyer the phone will not be accepted.
- :; ~ imperative that you write or call
IN person. H.. -. 80.
!, Advertisements will be accepted over
nal office. wv '''ne pf4'' q" "' '
Fearly every Drug Store in Minneap:
OILS IS receiving station for Journal
want Ads.'' Price always the same,
OIL " cent u word
Answers to "Want Ads'' may be
mage ms by. phone to The o.urna !.
trouble The Journal will see that
the replies are delivered to the adver.
tiser.
WANT PAGES CLOSE.
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
.- .--.. At l pm. for entire
, r,,nn =, edition.
SATURDAY ONLY-AT 1890 pm
49, -- .'s for entire Afternoon
edition.
GET YOUR ADS IN EARLY.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
PToNAINE POISONING FATAL
Vaudeville Performer Dies at Butte
After Eating Canned Turkev.

BUTTE, MONT.-Ernst Nizaiias a vaudeville
performer died last night Of ptomaine poisoning
at his room in local lodging -house. He was
In his room, and Tuesday night he ate a por.
tion of boneless turkey from a can.> He left
the remainder In the can over night and yester.
day ate what was left. Soon after he was
seized with cramps and medical aid was sum.
moned. Everything possible was done for the
man. .- s-'-- --,-~ E-..r ..-1.z
Owing to the dense fog yesterday morning
two Northern Pacific engines colided Just south
OF this city. iniuring j. F. Nocola, fireman
Cal Lavengood and Jesse Staffason, stockmen
and wrecking several stock cars. AS both trains
We're moving slowly. the damage was not ex
tenslVe. There was no delay to traffic
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
SENTENCED TO ONE YEAR
Lakota Man Found Guilty Of Second
Degree Manslau ghter

LAKOTA, N. Din the district court yes.
terday Seymour Il. Slim was found GUILTY. of
fixed the penalty at one year IN the peniten-
tiary. Two weeks ago Shinn elected Charles
Birch from his :,oolroom at Aneta. Birch was
Intoxicated and fell against wagon wheel.
fracturing his skull. He died a few minutes
later. An appeal will he taken.
The trial of Ole Hielter, deputy sheriff,
charged with asking an1 accepting bribe
of $50. is trial for the second time. The
complaint charges the deputy with Suppressiny
u warrant for the arrest of Zoe Frederickson
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
l2O, l32 IS GAIN
IN NORTH DAKOTA
NEW STATE CENSUS GIVES POP.
ULATIoN OF 437,O70.
Large Increases Are Shown in Ward,
Mclean and McHenry Counties, with
Bottineau Close Fourth-Only Four
Show a Decrease in the Past Five
Years. - = :. !. .E.A,-. !.
Special TO The journal.

Grand Forks, n. D., Nov. 23.-The state cen-
sus Of North Dakota compiled by Secretary of
State Porter, has been given out. 1t shows that
this state has population of 43I ,O70 against
Sl693S at the last census. an increase i'll five
years of 12O132 and Increase since 1899
of 256, $50. But four counties in the state
show Il decrease of population, Pembinu, Rolette,
Tra1ll and Walsh. ..-.. -.-.
The greatest increase in five years made
by Ward county, with a gain of 265. 1865. Me-
Lean county is next with a gain of 1O.454. and
Mcfienry third with gain of 997S. Grand
Forks county gained 2,O35 and Cass $3.50. Fargo
shows gain in population Of 1923 and Grand
Forks made gain Of 1915. The following COM
pasative statements show the population of coun-
ties and cities of more than 600 Inhabitants:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23

he could not remember whether there had been
any agreement as to rates in South Dakota since
the anticompuct law went into effect, or whether
there had been any fixing of rates In the past
five years.
The investigation is still going on. In case
it is proved that the anticom3act law has
been violated. the law shuts the offending COM
year. +-as
The investigation of the st. Paul Fire 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
POTATOES BRING PROFITS
South Dakota Farmer Realizes Small
Fortune from Cron

HAZEL. S. D.-A farmer named Smith. liv-
ing near this place, is entitled to the honor Of
being known as the potato king; Of this part
of the state. He has completed the work Of
harvesting his potato crop to which an area
of forty-seven acres was devoted From that
land he harvested than five thousand
bushels. He expects to receive an average
price of 81 bushcl for the entire crop, as the
potatoes are of the variety which is used in the
south for seed. Smith will realize profit of
not less than 81, 800 from the forty acres.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23

trip into that country with residents Of the
valley. but the cold weather has prevented.
Mr.. Dixon will introduce the measure at the
next session Of congress.
Should the bill pass the residents of Nom
tana who participated in the skrmishes with
the Indians III the Big Hole country will start
fund for embelishing the place and erecting
monuments to the memory of these who were
slain by the Indians.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
ANOTHER LANDMARK MOVED
Two Oldest Loghouses in South Dakota
Now at Jefferson.

ELK POINT, s. DAN old log house, built
in 1855 b. Charles La Brech, ST., near JEFF
ferson this county, has been moved into JEFF
fcrson and will be enlarged and improved for
a. dwelling. With exception this is the
oldest building in Jefferson.
The old TwelveNlile house was moved into
Jefferson and similarly improved several years
ago. It is still good house. and the oldest
now existing in this section.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23
PLAN TO RESERVE LAND
Montana Pioneers Seek Control of His
toric Battlefield.

BUTTE, MONT.-Amos Buck of Stevensville,
representing the pioneers Of western Montana,
has pettioned the states representatives In
congress to work for measure this winter pro-
vidirg for the reservation of the historic In
dian battlefield in the Big Hole country, where
Chief Joseph of the Mes Perces battled the
whites.
Congressman Dixon had planned to make &
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-23

REAL EsTATEs2, ,s0o-ssOO CASH, BALANCE
$2o monthly, new, six rooms, hardwood finish
hardwood floors throughout, full cemented base
ment, best open plumbing, porcelain BATH
cutest little modern house in city, 1881 Chi
cago av.
We have a fine list of modern new houses
in south part of city and Sunnyside favorable
terms.
List your houses for rent sale with us;
we have constant demand. If you desire
to build let us give you an estimate; will
buy a lot and build for you anywhere, easy
terms If desired; $500 more cash.
Lowry Realty Co.,
Both phones. 3O6 Boston Block.
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AGENTS WANTED

statesmen TO SELL OUR GOODS TO GENER.
al stores, clothiers, druggists and grocers; fine
side lines big profits; liberal terms. Model
Mfg. Co.. Box L, South Bend. Ind.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
FURRIERs

FUR REMoDEL1NG, REPAIRING AND RE
/dyeing one month at summer. prices. d
Morris Fur Co.. 70 10th st S.. Main 1854
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Furnished Houses,
Offices
Stores.

STORES TO LET-cARPENTER SHOP, PAINT.
ing Or storeroom, 24x45, brick building. S15
per mouth. 1343 Nicollet. Inquire 231 Mic.
ollet. GttteIson
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

WE HAVE THREE DIFFERENT ELEGANT
Lake Minnetonka properties for sale Crystal
Bay; one eight-acre property at Markville, one
one-acre property with small cottage, near
InteIiachen. For terms apply to NoerenberS
& Hartman. 1332 Andrus tulldins. /. Z.
phone 1864.
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PLUMBING
OPTICIANS

SP1RITUAL1ST BENEFIT SOCIAL. FRIDAY
evening. Nov. "a, pm, at home Of Mrs.
N. NJ. Hodgeman, ia 9th at s. Mediums in
vited
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

:
Improved.
. o 0 o
HOMES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. {
> Less than rent. Select your property.
. Select your plans Select your builder.
0 We furnish the money.
0 Assets, $ea7 7,5so71; surplus, s1s1 1,e74.4s.
0 U ST o. 4
o Kasota Block. Hennepin and 4th st.
o Both phones.
o ..'F..--. 1853. - ..5 I
o n ,
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sToRE-517 l4th Av Sc, 1A BLOCKS FROM
university; suitable for confectionery and ci-
gars; SIT. F. M. Henry, Lumber Exchange.
or repairs, 237 10th av s. $S.
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CARPET CLEANING, RUG MFG

PARTICULAR PEOPLE, SEND YOUR CAR.
pets, rugs to the Mpls. Carpet Cleaning & Rug
Factory, 112 4th st n. Main 1927; T. G. 9495.
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WANTED TO RENT

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WANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
one lady, in vicinity of Grant and Spruce
place Address 124 w Grant st. OF telephone
I. G. 1774 Miss Parker.
WANTED-oNE LARGE on TWO SMALL
furnished rooms, heated, for light housekecp.
Ing, within walking distance. Address $3.50.
Journal
WANTED-To RENT SMALL PLACE FOR
gardening: close to city. Would lease for
WANTED-FLAT BY JAN. OR FEB. l: MOD
ern duplex preferred: no children. Address
56S. Journal
WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSE FOR THE
winter; no children; best of care. Address $40,
Journal,
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DYEING AND CLEANING

SEND THEM TO Us
If you want to have your garments and house.
hold goods well cleaned dyed. We cater
TO both city and country. Send for our prices
which are the very lowest, while our work is
the best and our establishment is the oldest.
largest best and reliable in the nor th-
west. Twin City Dye Works. S16 Nicollet av.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin ay. Both phones.