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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
WEEK OF BARGAINS.
Peoples Warehouse Offers Some
Rare Inducements, Which Should
Be Carefully Considered.

The Peoples Warehouse will make
next week famous for bargains, and
will offer remarkably low prices on
women's shoes, lace curtains, fine ta-
BILE damask, ladies' ready-to-wear
garments, china and glassware, and
groceries. Pendleton people will find
that it will certainly pay to trade at
the Peoples Warehouse" when they
consider the special low prices that
prevail during next week.
The page advertisement in this is
sue should be perused carefully by
all people who have the interest Of
their pocketbooks at heart. Each
item should be considered carefully
and the saving that can be made
should be figured out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
RETURNED FROM OLD MISSOURI
Enjoyed the Visit, But is Glad to Be
at Home.

NJ ]. Foster, an extensive wheat
raiser of Stage Gulch, returned yes
terday after having spent nearly
three months at his old home in Mis-
souri,. Mr.. Foster left here on De-
cember Z, and it is the only trip home
he has made since he came to this
county in 1882, 23 years ago, Most
of his time was passed at Pleasant
Hill and st. Joe, but other places
were also visited for short times while
he was East.
According to Mr.. Foster the winter
is now over in Missouri, but was un-
usually severe, it having been 80 be-
low zero for a time while he was
there. Like most other men who
have been in the West for number
of years, Mr.. Foster appreciates a
visit to his home state, but has no de-
sire to go back to live permanently
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
New Vegetables.

NCW bCBCtaU1CSs
Hubbard squash, artichokes, cell
cry. lettuce, sweet potatoes, radish,
parsley. green onions, asparagus,
spinach, cranberries, cabbage, dry
onions. carrots, bunch beets, bunch
tuFDips, cauliflower, horseradish, to-
matoes, new potatoes, rhubarb.
New Fruits
Grapefruit, bananas oranges, pine
apples, dates, stuffed dates, basket
figs, California figs,
Nuts, Etc
walnuts, almonds, pecans, brazils
f1lberts, black walnuts, comb honey
strained honey.
Fish, Dried, Smoked and Salt
Dried herring, bloaters, mackerel
Holland herring, salt salmon, smoked
halibut, salmon, sturgeon, Goldfish.
WATERS
Nabisca, Festina, Athens Romance
Champagne; also full lime of West
ern Baking Company's cookies ant
crackers
Cheese, Etc
Imported Swiss cheese. Wisconsin
Swiss, Limburger, full cream, Nc
Larens Roquefort and Imperial.
Swifts boiled ham.
Phone Main PSI, If you are in 1
hurry for your groceries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
Easter Bonnet Social.

The Royal Neighbors of America
will give unique Easter bonnet So
cial at the odd Fellows hall, Tues
day evening, March 81. The unique
feature of the social being the gen.
tlemen trimming hats, which the
ladies will wear to supper. A prize
will be awarded for the best trimmed
hat. A short musical program will
be rendered Hats will be sold al
auction. Ladies' are requested to
bring an untrimmed hat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
he WoMEN'S CLUBS
Thursday Afternoon Club.

An unusually interesting afternoon
was spent at the home of Mrs. A. J..
owen on Thursday, when Mrs. Owen
and Mrs. Bert Huffman entertained
the members of the Thursday After
noon club and a few other guests.
The time was devoted to a study of
"Basketry," and the following pro-
gram was given.
Alaska Baskets" Mrs NJ. Stillman.
Cuban and Mexican Baskets" Mrs.
Lima Sturgis.
"Oriental Baskets" Mrs. T. N. Hen
derson.
Baskets of the United States In
dams" Mrs. c. F. Colesworthy.
Ancient and Modern Basketry.''
Mrs. J. A. Fee.
History and Romance OF Baskets" "
Club members
The rooms were beautifully decor
ated With Rrtistically arranged
groups of baskets, representing the
handicraft of almost every tribe OF
American Indians from the soft-toned
specimens of the Navajos to the more
nearly perfect weayes Of the Aleutian
islanders. Baskets from Alaska, bas-
kets from Cuba and baskets from the
Orient were used to illustrate the pa
pers and talkA
Each member brought basket and
related some interesting history, le-
gend or romance connected with 1t,
or explained its symbol or uses.
Many of the best specimens from
the valuable collection owned by Ma
jor Charles wilkins, were on exhibit
ton and assisted much toward an in
telligent study of the subject.
Dainty souvenir programs, or
woven reed grass, tied with raffia
were given and will serve as memen
tos of a delightful afternoon. Dell
cious refreshments were served.
The Current Literature club will
be entertained by Mrs. ]. F. Robin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
IS OUT.
SPORTSNIEN ARE TRYING
TO SECURE PRIVILEGES,

The Local Association Offers Re-
ward for the Detection of All Vio-
latons of the Rules in Force on the
Reservation for the Conserving of
Order and Preservation of Proper
ty-Iiquor ON the Reservation and
Leaving Gates Open the Principal
Abuses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
CROPS LITTLE HURT BY FREEZE
Grain Six to Eight Inches High Out
ON Mckay Creek.

w. H. Rahe returned yesterday
from a trip out on Mckay creek, and
he reports that the range grass in
that section is doing fine, and also
that the grain is now from six to
eight inches high. Spring work in
that section is also well under way,
and on John Groves place there are
three or four gang plows now at
work." said Mr.. Rahe.
In the opinion of the above named
little loss resulted to the crops as a
result OF the freeze month ago, and
conditions could hardly be more ia
voratle than they now are.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18

william Krassig and Doc Morgan
have opened the Hotel Bickers bar
Der shop. It has been thoroughly
fitted up in latest style and sanitary
condition. First-class workmen en-
ployed. They will be pleased to have
their friends call and see them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18

home Of the former, Friday, March
"a. Denmark and Her People"
promises a program of special inter-
est.
The musical announced to take
place at the home of Mrs. F. E. Judd,
Saturday evening of this week, has
been postponed to Saturday, March
rs.
Mrs. Lima Sturgis will be hostess
for the Thursday Afternoon club al
its next meeting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

Unrestricted forest reserve scrip for
sale at lowest market prices. My
scrip secures title to timbered, farm
ing, grazing or desert land, In any
quantity, without residence or I'M
provement Address II. NJ. Hamilton
The Portland. Portland, oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
BOYS ARE LIABLE TO ARREST
Criminal Carelessness in Ball Playing
on the Streets.

"Unless some of the boys who in
dulge in ball playing in the streets are
more careful of the rights of passers-
by, some arrests are liable to be
made" said one of the city officials
yesterday.
According to accounts considerable
carelessness has been shown by boy:
playing in the streets, and as a result
certain lady was painfully injured
by being hit by carelessly thrown
ball. Should any more such accidents
occur, some boys are liable to hav'
to pay fines in the police court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18

Any citizen of Oregon can secure a
copy of the new primary election law,
in pamphlet form. by addressing Sec
retary of State Dunbar, at Salem. No
charges whatever are involved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18

The Columbia river fishing season
closed at noon on March 1b, and the
patrol on both sides of the river is
expected to be unusually effective.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18

The postoffice at Steilacoom was
robbed of 500 in stamps and money,
the safe being blown open. An ad-
joining store was also robbed OF a
small amount of money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
PHONE MAIN 2s1.

F. S. Younger & Son-For Your Gro
ceries, Fruits and Vegetables
Good Goods and Quick Delivery is
Their Hobby.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18

The Current Literature club will
be entertained by Mrs. ]. F. Robin
son and Mrs. F. W. Shoemaker at the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
8iitfOrt

Oe, iom pniter 8iiittOrt, tan fa0
benz frit tilienbt fra Oaniib 2uts-
publ. 9ouie til fslsenbe Yriier:
100 for S rs 400 for $1.25
200 for $1.OO 500 for $3.50
8Ortene er tint aurtOn, Stsrrelien
efter 9ebag. 8i trptter paa aortet
alt, Iom forlanges, paa en- Sioe met
fine og im~agfulbe Striftz3pper.
Nuur puu &eiier eler 9eiss, er
bet nemt og betoemt at BRUCE @iitz
fort. 0et er en- let Maabe at ssre
fig ielD Os lin @erning befenbt; Os
maj glemmes better lite iaa burtis cf
nbe 8etenote, naar be bar faaet ct
8titttort til @rinbring ON bet Bplir
itiftebe 9~etenbtffab. Serliet onBes
fules @iiftfort for preffer.
Danish Publishing Hotlser.
Blair. Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
Observation-Disclosures.

Oa ri er blepen opmerfium pdG,
at bet er %Oanffelist at foo preftes
tioletnupper, bar bi b%eluttet at fers
benz paa Eager / Oaniib 2utb. publ.
Souie.
priien ct for be fore $1.00 pr.
Ouiin o9 be Imau SOC. pr. Oulin.
Netto prtier, frit ttfienbt.
&napperne er importerebe fra DGnr
mart, baanbipet, at bet bebite @ilfe
og be bebfte anapper, iom ian to
6es I Odnmurt.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE
BIAIP NFBR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
Mlmanaffer 1905.

@i bar np9le faa almunatter for
/ Oar, Iom pi bill i9lge til 15c. Stpf.
let, iau l9nee Oplaeet bdrer.
9glore 4areanee falges for 10c.
Stpttet, faa l9nge babes.
Oct sr 10 interesiant at babe en-
rietig banft Mlmanpt meb bonlfe Sors
teIinger.
8eb benz for be 9tftorier. fom CT
I benz.
Grimarter mobtaees fom Beta
ling.
Danish Publishing House
: Blair. Nehr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

ftabets Sieneite ftul battes at bettss
&as5e.
5 IL. &asIereren ltdl peb bDert
Hegnitubsdars -. Slutnin9 aflGaae
Regnitub, Der efteries at to of 5ors
manOen bdlete ReDiiOrer. Del reDis
rereOe &egnitub o%fentliggeres afIt
De OanTfzameritanfte Blade, Der IT
pilige til at Optuge iamme nben gtz
telling.
5 10. 6ormanben eler ct af bonT
bertil oaIgt Meolem at Selitabet faf
mtnOit en- Sang durligt efterie Cant
lingen.
5 IA. 9pert aars I. September
ienber 4pert Meblem of Selffabet Ct
8reOtort til Sormdnben meb RaDne
pua be tire Men0, Iom ban Gum srss
fer til at lebe Selifabets 8irfiom6e6
! bet fommenbe Regnftdbsaar fra
25. September at regne, 6en6olosDls
1om 5ormanD, ausferer og Grfibar.
Stemmerne opt9les ! 8ibner5 N9rs
parelie, Og Reiultatet Ofentliggeres
Of SOrmunben.
5 Is. De tire fungerenbe @mbebs<
m9nb fan genb9lges; men / Silf9be
at MT @ulg fer Q%feOerin9en til be
nDbalgte @m6ebsm9nO ben "a. eGer
%. September.
Mrtibdren ma nebpenbigbis b9Ie
ges meb 9enipn til, at ban bar Noz
gang til 4rtipet paa @rano 8isfD
Go1ege eGer bet Steb, boor Samlins
gen bengemmes.
5 16. 9e al Selifabets Yen9e, fom
m%uligOis bliOer tifooers fra De lgbenoe
uOgifter, banner ct 5ono, at bOiltst
Ter Ienere fan bruges til ~logipeliea
at Iaubonne biitoriife arbeiber, Der
er 8eiultutet at en- onrbb9geIig og bp8<
tig l1nberiggelie at bet inbfamlebe
Stof.
5 II. 5ormunben tiIige meb are
tiOuren fan gibe Siqabelie til at
1tubere bet / Samlingen inoebolbte
biftorifte Muteriale.
Sualebes beiluttet i september
1905.
9ep. Ser. 2lfter9adrb,
Selifabets 5ormanb,
Ringiteb, Sofpa.
81. 81. 9p trpp,
Selifabets &dsierer,
Giti3ens State 8anf,
Gebar SAILS, Soma.
prof. Benedict Horbentpftp
Selffabets Qrtipar,
@runb 8iep College,
Oes M1oines, Soma.
Su9fsrer Q. 2bngbp,
Selffabets iurtbiite aonfulent.
9unlf @icetoniut
Gebur 5als, Sonia.
@n Del flere uf Den oanffe &irs
te"s Meblemmer bar tiltraabt Gel
ifabet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

af Iterre getbbning enb De banftsames
%tifanite 8labe og be 8lube | bort 69s
trelanb, Der inbe6olber MeObslelIer
fer obre fra. 9ige meget bOiltet
firfeligt e1er life firteligt Purti De
til6erer, Taa bar De 8etponing for
9iitor.e9ronfteren. @n fulb tenOi5
Canning at oisie glabe bgr berfor
life fabnes / Qrtioet.
Scr letteit at 6eDare og regiitrere
De Ifriftlige Sptegnelier, tilraaoer ri,
at oisfe ifripes / d~lminoelige Strioez
bigger meb 9ppt 9upir. De, bDts
9adnbftrfft er minOre tpOelig, beoes
gre fig iarlig Glib meb at ftripe
Rabne og 4arstal faaleOes, at be er
let tafeIi9e, ba man Der life ultto
tan g9tte fig til Meningen.
l1(erbe Meblemmer bpr enbeIig life
ofbolbe fig fra at gere Optegnelfer
forbi here's Sfrift er ~mangelfulo. 8i
mac BABE ale / NrbejOe, fOm bar
noget at mebbele.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

Ma, LAB og1aa os lbtte til. 6bao Dor
9etit flyer: oWien bet Stbfte of Sfrifs
ten, Iom ban l9ite. bar bette: Som
ct 6aar 6leb ban fgrt til Slagteben>
fen, og iom ct Cam. Der er itumt imob
ben, Der ttipper bet, idalebes oplob
6Gn lite i'm WunO"
pa IagOe Slip: 5oritdar ou o8s
iaI bet, JON Dill laier?" Oct brpo
lige uo at BAN.
6orbaoiet 6a0ebe ben 9tiopiIfe
Statmeiter 9obebet og mgote ct Bar
ibrige, Hare ZINE fra en-, Der leb Oeb
ISioen al 9ognen og maatte oare foms
men - ia, ct eIer anbet marteli8t
Steo fra; men Iom iad I'D til 6aaoe
at funne o9 rifle bj9lpe cam.
oOg ban bab Slip iti9e op og at
iiobe bos fig"
Nt, en- Oeliignet Mootdgelie ior
~ 0Slss 81
Ssm. ~ 49,
tejlige 8uoitdb iom oenne 9ognopr
for Gpdngeltiten Slip - ut, De
,ror,n ennnoofi5t.r nor mn, 10, ono
mooa mon t,orsfnf6te 7fns ~ 10
aft.r - oonsrm,nn - pr,bonor
: m.na.q.,;aT fo,n c1aohso
/; misforuoo.G. H.. oFn;a ns,
tnrf;os q~orsInarossf 80 Inn ~, rnr.
rsr n;n.r. 6nor6.n9 - oe,
81. mni1 6norhsn - bnor.
a., f,b :. :, f.a,,a, =. - os,
s,,a ,eof,,,6 =, nan ;nn,s enonoe-
m 0sr one Inarosnhe. 20, heSsr
rio IN, AVON torsr mro5sfsn bstts
ON ia Selb e1er ON en- onben" = ben
cnben fnriof ~forflorenhe. 9o mimi
NiIin lin munb On beonnbte fra bette
Nrofetens 6teb at forfhnoe nam
SeTus."
ofo - ~ fortnrhs b,m o4,,,sl
Gntet onbetl qntst onDetl Gntet
lIben cssIus 8riItus Do ham forsfaz
itet. I sor. . 2 Der 6or nj 6noD
sibeus tratts Ranb trnnoer I'll. sf.
tc ben 5~eIpoiorte aumonitst life BEN
l6uIs sultur life oen hIinbs 9iosns
pob, lite papetirfens beoeoenbe Rsz
oelie % brooebe Seloenpraot, - nei,
SeIus! Sam ielo, ben 6erlioe Gsrelz
Ter. bet blsbenoe SUBS Gam, barenoe
aIe bine Snnoer - ban. fom bebe
al 9prlioheb han fornnbte bar
Sefus!"
t0et bioIni m.h nbmnot oisrte inn
6rof sfotms,ts,sn he4 snfoIhiop Qin
n sbnrb IN oen forsfpItsbs m iosn.
ep5tonbns ssrre % 1relier ssIps
9riTtus. ION ben tsrItioe soro Iuusr
rem toqoenbe Reon til ia.
0o sroens @nire Inllmebs men
mpotio Qonoisf osn tsrItsnbs cior
0o 6o hs Sroo frem m Q,i,n fom
Re til nooet 9onb. oo Sfotmeitsr,r
Iaqbe: &c Der er gano, 6pa0 binbrer
mia 1 at blipe bsbtq"
@oo If ben for6onieo. s,if NJ
Sien.r ioen 0rbrs II NJ bo(o. M 5,
reo,tso hsoo, ! o}onnst Kiln M
@iroinosn N bon be6ts I'm onoS
mor ne bor tqnft m re- I'm Ssres
osrr, blins habt If non frsmmDbs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
Marsberetninaen 1905.

9e, Tom enifer Marsberetningsn og
life bar fact ben, bebes inbfsnoe 15c.
| Grim., os hi ffal ienbe ben frafs.
DANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE.
- BLAIR, NE n -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

paa 6iembejen. 3uit og Siener tros
neoe paa gutten, og 8Ognen runepe
benab 9rtenoejen til Saga.
uforitbrret ido ban pg lGite / ben
lbeaige Sfrift. 8giet oOer 8Ogrullen,
Iom bar ubbreot ober bans &n9, Der
miot paa ben POE 8ej IGntebe ban fin
ndabe6ungrige Siel ino / 8ibelors
ret.
&c baml Se rigfig paa 6aml -
Site for at iege bibeltritiIfe oMOos
iigelIer4 / 8ibelen, life for at finoe
Ipfbsborgerlige 0,stusiionsemusr -
men pejlebet af ben 9elligdanb 6apoe
ban meo ~iiftert Snitintt funoen ju't
fam. profeten Giaias, fom fables
.GpangeliIten bIanot prGfeterne", og
after / bans BOG bet oleroeiligite,
Get biounberlige &apitel, bet So, bOori
rem be0ige Seer forub bar Itlet ben
libenbe 5relier, bet blebenbe Subs
Gam og tegner BAN for os, iom ban
b9renbe al 8eroens Spnb, taps / lin
a9rligbeo, banorer til Slugterb9nten
for at laoe fig Iadre al bore Opers
tr9belier, tnui e for pore Misgerninz
ger.
So t9nt - 0u bar mddife al
BRIG l9it bet &dpitel? 6dr Du2 Ses
bu ogiaa ofte Iauleoes 6sjet oOer
SUBS Orb, isgenbe meb bin Sj9l
efter R9ring2 - 9eorg 8ranoes TT
bet %piitnot, Iom bar idgt, at ogibelen
er ben melt ubbrebte og ben minOIt
l9ite Bog / 0anmart." Oct pasft r
tel life pda bit 6jem Og bin gi6eI9
Stddr bin gibeI og er greet fat til
en- Heol og ilifter Steo9 Gaer
prdnger ben ul9it og ubrugt, pud
9orbet meb fine iammenfl9bebe Sub
inits : 8ldbe2
Qa, fare Ben, - ieg mda lGgge
min Yen ct gjeblit pg lutte: t9re
5errel l9r benz at lutte oeres 8ibeI
op og Tut ou iua bin Serligbeb Up
for benz!
Wien fe MI 6errens Omiors for ben
~entelte sjall
slip" iugbe !Serrsns GngeG til
cen lbttenbe @pangeliit, nftua op,
sda neb mob Spb puu ben Del, Der
fsrer til Saga, ben er soe."
Gr ben sbe2 ga, boub fful jeg
Der idu2 bar bet bel eunife naturs
Iigt lpbt / bans Sjerte.
llnoerlige Sub meO be unberIige
@ejel Sfte iattsr ban fine 5ienere
paa To9re SrospreOer, tager benz
Iige ub at Samarias bugnerOe 5rugt=
baOer og letter Dem ZEN pad en- pos
9ej! O., ie, bet er bans OmiOrs for
ben entelte Sj9l, Der msber os iad
iten. Mautte ri, 6errens 5jenere,
ligne 5ilipi Slab og Oi1is, uben OF
%inurre. 9if ban, lpbig mob lin Ser
res Wuridorore.
aammerberrens 8ogn tom ruIens
be - ben baabe laas os bsrtes langt
bort fra ben POE Bel. 2onet fprube
git en- enIig StitteGie, tantefulb meO
bgiei 5ooeb, meb tgDeube, pentenDe
Sjal. Se, nu 6oor SUBS Del fsrer
tisie to iammen. .W}en qunOen iugs
be til Slip: ,,@au frem og bOlb big
til benns 9ogn."
Stolt ruleoe Stuff og 5jener fOrbi
BEN enli9e 8anorer, Iom 1rfenitsOet
bpIebe / en- Sin. S9 nappe 9nieos
Ten l9ienbe Mano / 8ognen, at be
mebte nogen. Og life IGNITE bel
Slip, at ban itulbe op at fsre / ben
fine gogn.
Men Qanben iagoe bet ill BAN.
6erlige, bsliignebe, trOfaite, title
Subs Rsit / bet Itiulte 9~jertsbpb!
@eliignet og priiet bare bu / GOigbeb!
+ = Og TaIise Stunb, ba @uhs
4ano flyer bet Hart / ct Sjerte: Der
gaur Subs @ej for big Sua BLOT
frejbig fremab!
o5iltp LIB til, itaur Der. Oct
tunbe Nor p9re bIepen for tent; tbi
8ognen terte gobt til, Og 9eItene
~itratte ub paa ben frie, POE 9ej; Slip
aS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
% E e oter.

@ebta9ter.
5 1. 8ette Selitabs % a p er p9
Ifol oere: 9antsameritan t
biitorift Selffab.
5 2. Selitobets 5ormuule r at
Jamie, opte9ne pg bengemme / ct Or
tio aft, 6bab Der bar b,itoriit Snterz
este bebrerenoe ben oanife SnbDun>
bring til Rorbamerita og OanTte
Qmeritaneres 2io og 8irfiOm9eo / ale
De norbomerifanite 2anbe.
5 3. Sellfabets Meblemmer for
Pligter fig berfor til baaoe ielO at
gre Iaabanne Snbi umlinger og Sp@
tegneIf er o9 at forntdd andre til at
hoe Sci fabet giitanb / nabnte &et<
ming, Iamt at obergibe faabunne Snb=
famlinger o9 Sptsgnelier til Selfa@
tets 5ormanb.
5 4. 9d Selffobet life ejer no9en
gn9ning eGer noget Qotale til @rtiz
BET, o9 ba SamIingen forbaabentli8
iii btipe for flor til at fua pluOs 9os
nogen priodt Meonb. er bet Selftabets
ubtaIte Billie, Der life 1enere fan rofz
fes eler 9nores, at aft bet inbIamleoe
Moteriale Ifal It9nfes til Den banfte
epangeIiife lltberffe 8trte / 4merita"
unber 5orubf9tning at, at n9pnte
airteTamfunb bill mobtdge bet og giDe
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-25
OFF VIEWING STATE LAND
STATE AUDITOR AND NEWSPA-
PER PARTY LEAVE FOR NORTH
ERIN MINNESOTA INSPECTION
TOUR.

State Auditor Iverson and c. H.
Warner, superintendent Of the new
state immigration bureau, left last eve
ming for northern Minnesota with a
special car full Of newspaper men, rep
resenting the leading dailies Of Min
nesota as well as the principal agricul-
tural Weeklies and those published in
the Scandinavian and German Ian,
guages. The visitors were entertained
Yesterday afternoon, by an automo.
bile ride, followed by a dinner at the
st. Paul Commercial club. They left
on the Great Northern Winnipeg train
at 8:15, and the itinerary calls for a
sightseeing trip that will end next
Sunday morning. The party was made
up as follows:
s. NJ. Owen, Farm, Stock and Home, Min
neapolis; Henry Wallace, Wallace's Farmer,
Des Mo1nes, Iowa; q. H. Gooch. The Farmer,
st. Paul; John NJ. Stahl, Farmers Call Quincy,
ILL.,; Peer Stromme, Politiken, Minneapolis;
Rev. J. G. Hultkrans, Minnesota Stats Ndning,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-25
MINNEAPOLIS PLUMBER GETS
CHICAGO CONTRACT ... ...

Maurice L. Rothschild Gives Another
"Roost' to Local Business Interests
Maurice L. ROthschild of The Palace
Clothing House announced today that
the entire plubming and steam fitting
contract for the firms large Chicago
been awarded to the local concern Of
J. H. Mcclure, 1421 Fourth street Sc.
This is only the first of a series of ar
rangements which Mr.. Rothschild in
tends to put through; the idea being to
give Minneapolis contractors equal ad-
vantages with Chicago firms. It is to
be hoped that other parties will take
advantage Of this commendable encour-
proposed great Chicago store as largely
as possible of northwestern construc-
ton. H. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-25

st. Paul; Emil Leicht, Westlicher Herald, Wi
mona; Bernard Wurst, Der Wanderer, st. Paul:
John Anderson, Skandinaven, Chicago; Charles
J. Anderson Syenska Amerikanska Poster, Min
Minneapolis; John Bjorhus, Tidende Minneap-
oils; F. c. Listoe, Northwestern, st: Paul; Fritz
Bergneier, Volkszeitung, St. Paul; G. Rosen-
Hospidar, Omaha; G. X. Blandin, Pioneer Press,
ST. Paul; James A. Robinson, Tribune, Mime
apolis; Mile Bunnell, August Wolf, News-Trib-
une, Duluth; c. L. Gilman, Journal Minneap-
oils; Vance Chapman, Dispatch, st. Paul; Max
Bass, Great Northern railway; Curtis L. Mosher,
Northern Pacific railway; B. ]. Shipman, st.
Paul Commercial club Samuel G. Iverson. state
auditor and land commissioner; G. H. Warner,
superintendent immigration department. state
auditors Office -...E .fs.--. '5s