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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23
PAA
FARMEN.

~SeparatOren er kommet nd blandt
Farmerne. like paa ct flygtigt Bes9g,,
men for at blive blandt dem. Den har
bevist sin Brugbarhed paa Farmer, og
vi @nsker at indprente wore L;esere.
der llar Kvegbesntninger, at Diet er ell
absolut Meteorological at benytte sig at
den Fordel, som Farm-Separatoren by
der. l mango Tilfplde Wide Diet v;ere
fordelagtigt at s;elge Ell 10 Og k.j@be
ell Separator, hellere end at .undv;ere
Ell saadan. vi kjender Tilfaelde med
Farmere. som har fra ) til 10 Kper, at
AnslSatfelsen af ell Separator har for
bedret Udbyttet lige saa meget som
Anskaffelsen If Ell 10 Wide gj~re Diet.
Og Diet maa erindres, at denne Profit
forpgelse vedbliver, saa lenge Sepa-
ratoren er i Brug. Man MATTE betale
for Rpgt Og FODDER til den ekstra 10.
mel Separatoren skaber Profit og ko-
ster intet at holde.
Nogle Farmere ,f~oretrnkker at s;el-
ge ueres Flpde til Mejeriet, andre on
skier at kjnrne den hjemme. Mejeri-
mend, der holder udspgte Varer, Fl9-
de eller Sm%r, har lert at indse. at de
kan like opnaa eller vedblive at faa de
hpjeste Priser, uden at de anskaffer
Ell Separator, thi kun derived kan. de
f;ia de fineste Varer.
Enuvidere kan mar we'd Separatoren
bellolde den v;erdifulde Skummetmnlk
i Hjemmet i dens bedste Tilstand og
fodre. den til. Kalve eller til Swim, me-
dens den endnu er warm og frisk.
Mango Farmere maa nu undvere Pro
fiten we'd dette Biprodukt fra Besnt-
ningen, for like at nevne, at de paa-
drager sig en- hel Masse Ubehagelighe-
der we'd at de fodrer Dyrene med den
sure Blanding af Skummetmalk, som
de fprer med sig hjem fra Mejeriet.
vi kan like andet end at tilraade wore
Lsesere at kj1be ell Fl9deseparator.
Naar man vii yRlge sin Separator,
er Diet af st@rste Weighed, at man
lngger M;erke til, at allie dens .arbej.
dende Dele er at bedste Fabrikat. En-
bjllig Separator vii, ligesom andre bill
lige A%pparater, give slet Tjeneste. En-
vel forarbejdet Maskine vii i L9bet af
faa Aar spare, hvad den Roster oyer
de gamle Skummemethoder we'd den
Forpgelse, den foraarsager i Produk-
tionen, og denne; Profit vedvarer, lan-
&c efter at Maskinen har betalt for
sig selv,. ia, i Virkeligheden saa lenge
Separatoren eksisterer. Man maa for
visse sig ON, at Diet :er Ell Maskine, der
SKINNER rent. Deter af, Weighed at
forvisse sig ON lat Diet er ct paalideligt
Firlna, der har lavet Maskinen. YER
MONT FARM MACHINE co., Bel
lows Falls, VT, del, fabrikerer den be
rpmte United States Cream Separator,
som holder .Verdens Rekorden for Rem
stunning, har Ell 80. Aars Erfaring at
stptte sig til i Fabrikationen af Sepa-
ratorer. Enhver af wore Lasere kan
fra dem faa en- smuk lille Bog med
.Navnet ..The Dairy, der indeholder
meget vaerdifulde Wink til enhver Far
mer, der holder MalkekGer. Skriv ct
PostkOrt, til dem for at faa Bogen. :
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net | Den nh aarelange, blo6ige &rig
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mGgtige rr1siiife 9iteripfloa0e til
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genbe6 / &%rigsfprelle til Gpes, iom
gsipponS Spn1er, Ser fien1per u1oer
Sen opgaoen0e Coils Segn, logger
for Dagen fremfor De rusiiife 81
memo. - Haa omltoaen6e 8illeoe
ier III Sen Man0, pao bpis 8uo &ri=
gen %begpnote, og lom otter mes ct
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&l1siere, Sen enepeloige @5or, -
TreoSc5ore1, iom ban e11gang fal6=
tes; mi giber neppe mere nogen bonn
bette Napn. SON bar Mogten JONI
Mnlparet;; % bette iioite bpiler iiffer1
ttte mtnoit | 6isie Gage tungt pac
bans Sfulore. 81 ier bom omgipe1
at fin 6amilie, &ejierin6en n1e6 firt
Detre % iaa Sen lille Spn, Srpnor.
pingen, ON bpis &omme begge Gor:
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8eoit maoife for sig, ON ou alori{
bar fe6t! &roner er t11nge at brr,
mi til Gags, = tungelt at ale lif
fert BOG Sen r11siiite G5orfrone.
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ielge.
500 &ommu1el1s betp6elige Mp(.
letomter bill 6%obriferne furre fau
2%a9erbuie og Splagsplaos lige pes
SSernba1eipor. % 8rpgger, alt til &c.
iparelie at l1beifter. 2osning al @uf,
SboblfiS og mulige andre @orer for
5obrtferne bil ogioo funre foregaa
Iige paa Sernbanebogn. 6orroen at
ct iaooant Mnleg bill ege Su6t99ter-
ne af &ommunens Go1nter og 8rpg-
ger paa Melen, pil ogiaa De ligele.
oes @ommunen tilberen6e @onneS.
Counter % Softer fl1n1e faa gget
8er6i, tbi ogiaa berben fan Der me0
forbol6spis rtnge l16gift feres spor,
Del. ! ben eleftriife @raftoberfgrings
|3iosoloer muliegisr oisie Somters
l1onpttelie til inomitrielle Mnles.
Set gaar 10 ioaleoes an at te11te fig
ben Multgbeo, at Ser / bette Sr9-
masie6iitrift ienere fomn1er op. chi
&apirfabrif. Me6 6isie @ommuneas
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ALL X EE'gN.EtaA-A.
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Morife EeIefoner
80 e / i c 0. 9et norife Selifab
rGpmponia Neorpega Mericana" /
Merieo bar facet aoniesiion paa Mr=
log al Selefon / Staten Gnanai1ato,
Scr bar ct S11obpggerantol al 1.2
Milliouer. &e0 Mnl9gget benDttes
nbeluffer1oe @leftriif Bureaus Mppa=
rater.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-16
CLASSIFYING SCHOOL LANDS.
Work Is in Line With Preference
- Rights Adjustment.

Work Is in Line With Preference
= Rights Adjustment.
GUTHRIE, Ok, Oct. 1.-THE difficulties
between the territorial school land board,
the Secretary Of the Interior, and the
lessees regarding preference right leases
seem to have been adjusted in manner
satisfactory to all parties. It was de-
cided not to enforce the restriction of
preference rights to 100 acres in the graz
Ing districts, west of range 10. The
lessees in the three new counties, whose
leases were to be renewed on Jan. !, 1905,
but who were given only one year leases
pending the settlement Of preference
right question, will be given two years
additional at the expiration Of the first
year, in all cases where the general
equity OF tenants would entitle them to It,
These rules have been issued regarding
the western Oklahoma lands:
Preference right leases will be issued
to any lessees west of range Is to as much
as one-half section. Any lessee can re-
ltnquish out any part or all of the school
land under lease to him to other parties,
and preference right leases will be issued
to each person to whom he relinquishes,
provided they do not hold more than a
half section.
"In the case Of lessees holding section
or more, whose circumstances are such
that they cannot divide up or relinquish
at this time without loss or great incon-
vcnience, the board will generally allow
| them to renew their leases on their full
holdings for another term of three years
| but beyond one-half section will grant
them grazing leases only, with no prefer
! enee right in them, reserving the right ia
cut down their holdings at any time they
may deem best"
In line with this action, appraisers Of
| the board have been appraising and elias.
| styling school lands in Beaver county the
last week. This is the first time that the
school lands of Beaver county have beer
| classified.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-16
Big CROPS; BUSY TIMES
CUSTER CITY, OK, REAPs
BENEFIT OF THE HARVEST.
Cotton and broom Corn Coming Into
the City In Great Quantities
Along with Other Products.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
CUSTER CITY, Ok, Oct. 10-The big
crops that are the rule in this section are
creating busy times In Custer City. There
are two crops that. are especially respon-
sible for this condition-cotton and
broom corn-which grow in especial lux
uriance in this country.
It is no uncommon sight to see fifteen
or twenty loads Of either of these staples
Every night the feed barns and stable
yards about the city are filled with the
teams and wagons of farmers who have
come in anywhere from twenty to forty
miles to market their crops.
Receipts Of Cotton.
Forty-three loads of cotton came to the
gin in one day recently, and thirty is no
uncommon days receipts. From thirty to
fifty loads Of broom corn also come In
daily.
To people who do not live in localities
where these crops are grown these fig
ures convey only sight idea Of the
amount of money that comes into the city
| in one day from these two crops, and they
must aso bear in mind that this is a great
wheat, corn, and live stock market.
Prices of Products.
Cotton brings from 8 to 81 cents per
pound in seed, and an acre, when properly
! tended, will produce from 500 to 1000
pounds. The cost Of putting it on the
market Is not great in this locality, by
reason of the fact that most farmers do
not plant more than their family can pick.
All the members of family, from the old
est to the youngest, can be seen in the cot
ton field daily picking out the fleecy sta
| pie, and this renders the farmer independ-
ent of hired labor, which, II it happens to
be scarce, might cause him trouble.
>; Broom Corn's Value.
Broom corn brings from $40 to $50 pei
ton, and an acre will produce from one
third to one-half ton. The cost of get.
| ting broom corn to market is consider
able. But 1t Is a paying crop, and the
quality grown here equals that of the II.
Hnois fields. which has heretofore beer
considered the best grown.
AS has been said before, 1t must BIZ
borne In mind that these are only two O.
the many great staples that make thi.
the greatest agricultural country in the
world.
Gets Bulk of Business.
/ Custer City gets the bulk of this bust
ness because of It's location and the pusi
and energy Of its business men in offering
inducements to trade to come this way
It has hustling commercial club, will
j. W. Chalfant as president, and this clut
Is always ready to furnish information O
reliable nature to those seeking 1t.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-16
sPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS.

II you wish full particulars Of the great
fruit and general farming country OF
northwest Arkansas. write to Welton' &
Renner for copy Of the Fruit and Farm
and learn Of a country far ahead OF all
others In rich resources, health, climate,
etc. Where they have long, pleasant
summers. short, mild winters, and no
negroes. no malaria, no chills, no sa-
Icons, but good churches and, schools. II
you are thinking OF changing your loca-
Z ton, investigate this section before doing
SO. We want YOU to come and see for
yourselves. Address Welton & Renner,
Springdale. Ark. inclosing q cent stamp.
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stock is invested in land and leases by relia-
BILE men that know the business and have
demonstrated it to be enormously profitable.
safe, sure, and certain.
Go 70 THE COURTHOUSE RECORDS
ALL OVER THE NORTH, see what lands
sold for when over SO per cent Of 1t was raw
land, as it is now in the Indian territory. See
what it sells for now and how much 1t pro-
duces each year and you Will see that mill
lions Of acres of 1t have increased In value
(as astonishing as It may seem) from 80 to
duces from 100 to several hundred per cent
of its cost then. You will find that there never
has been a day In twenty-five years but that
somewhere west and southwest Of Ohio more
than 100 per cent per annum was being made
on real estate investments judiciously made
and handled with rational business judgment.
Over 80 per cent Of all the vast increase OF
wealth from Ohio west in the past twenty
'si MAKE Ii B. s MoNEY WHERE MONEY Is
MADE. Those that bought Oklahoma land
bargains six, eight, and ten years ago have
and the land has produced more than 100 per
cent per annum when well farned:
MORE CoMFoRTARLE FoR It, oS1s
lines combined. Raw lands bought and
handled by those that know the business,
ceases to be speculation and becomes the
surest, safest, soundest, and most profitable
ing land at prices that will net from 30 to zoo
per cent per annum under good cultivation,
| Just as millions of acres Of Northern land Is
| now doing on its raw. land price. INVEST.
MENT, NOT WORK. MAKES MEN RICH.
Oklahoma alfalfa lands produce from 600
to 1000 pounds Of choice pork per acre that "a
sells for several times as much as better al
faifa land on the same river can be bong INT for
by the Territorial Land Loan MAJ ana Sa
| thousands Of acres Of good. rich. productive
lands leased on legal binding five, year LEASED
| at prices away less than taxes on less producss
with money win secure hundreds Of thousands
| Of acres Of leases and will ultimately buy much
| az II at prices that will net from 50 to zoo per
| cent per annum on investment under cultiva-
| ton, aside from a certain enormous increase
IF You HAVE MONEY. LITTLE OR BIG.
| AND WANT TO MAKE MONEY. send TO-DAY
FOR particulars Of safe. sure, profitable invest
| rnent plan. Man or woman reprssentat1ves can
| get good TERRITORY FARM FREE
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-16
HANDS TO GATHER CORN CROP
Farmers In Noble County, OkIaho-
ma, Apply for Help.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE first
order for men to gather the fall corn crops
has been received at the local state free
employment office. The order came from
Noble, Ok, and called for forty men i'm
mediately to work in Noble county. The
wages will be from 81 to So pc. day.
Karl F.. Schweizer, superintendent of
the local state free employment office.
said that he thought there would be a
good demand this year for men to work in
the cornfields, as the crop reports from
the corn districts for this year are favor
able. Corn harvesting in Kansas is not
expected to begin until the middle of oc-
tober.
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]. /. EBERT AGENCY. euAH 44as.

Our sixteenth year handling real estate in
Hardeman county. Texas. adjoining Okla
homa.
maps and booklet containing valuable data
and description Of the fine quality lands to
be bought cheap.
Remit one dollar currency for county map
and booklet, or fifty cents for city map.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-16

This stock recently
put upon the market,
guaranteed at s per cent,
and will make as high
as LOO per cent per an.
mum. Bought, backed,
and Endorsed by the best
business men and bank
ers of Muskogee. Is q
safe, solid, bona fide,
profitable land PROPOSE
ton. Preferred shares
are sold for par, SIS
each, cash or monthly
payment plan. Make all
checks payable to the
Territorial Land, Loan
& Investment Co., Mus
kogee, I. T. ALI money
receiyad from eaIa ~
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0KLAHoMAFoR Ioc

#- COME NOW TO SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA .E
BEST PLACE ON EARTH HEALTH, WEALTH, and
PROSPECTS. THE GREAT WICHITA MOUNTAIN RED RIVER
VALLEY, CoMANCHE COUNTY its Capital City
LAWTON. Latitude Longitude Altitude.
DANT RAINFALL dark soil produces Corn Wheat
North East South and West Land prices s. to $50
combined CoLoRED MAP Also free booklet Information
cial railway Show land RAMBLER Touring Auto
mobiles and Carriages. Cut this out and SEND NOW.
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The Greek Information bueQl
MuSKoGEE, l..

mO9NONEEs1 ia u
the Creek and Seminole Nation. giving the ap-
proximate classification of all lands In the
Creek and Seminole Nations showing the To-
cation and the number of acres Of Agricul-
tural lands. Rocky Prairie lands, Hilly and
Rocky lands. and Mountainous lands
We will also furnish you a complete abstract
Of the treaties and acts Of Congress. designat-
Ing the Recording Districts OF the Indian Ter
erning the sale and leasing Of lands in the
Creek Nation. Indian Territory (revised to
March CO. l905).
This Map and the information furnished is
Indispensable to Home Seekers and Investors
In the Growing Indian Territory. as 1t shows
exact location Of the kind Of land that you are
interested in. Sent postpaid on receipt Of
IMPORTATION BUREAU. Muskogee. I. T.
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And there are hundreds Of others.
II you wish to investigate conditions in
the Southwest, without obligating your
self in any way to take action-if you
wish to be placed in possession Of FACTS
from which you can intel1igently decide
what is best for you to do, then write to
the undersigned today He, will tell you
where the openings are, the amount Of
capital needed, price Of farm lands. To-
cation Of free homesteads, best crops
raised, and about the very low railroad
rate in effect to enable you to personally
Investigate, If you so desire, and satisfy
yourself that the conditions are all that
they are claimed to be.
Address John Sebastian, passenger
traffic manager, Rock Island system, Chi
cago, and start yourself TODAY on the
highway to independence and success In
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-16

Open Door for W1de-Awake Man.
- Whatever your occupation or profess
sion, there is place for youin the active.
progressive Southwest. ras.-r-gss.@.,'
There are substantial towns and cities,
with schools, churches, railways, good
roads, and other modern improvements.
There.fs no pioneering. That has already
been done. &f
The climate is mild and healthful, and
the range Of crops, as well as the number
Of crops that can be raised annually, is
greater than in the East or North.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-16

MUSK0G
THE METROPOLIS OF
INDIAN TERRITORY
A Village Of $500 People In I 900
Now a City Of 10000 and
Destined to Have Populs.
as ton Of SO, 900 by 1910.
This marvellous growth is due TO
the up-to-date, progressive policy and
public spirit of its business men,
coupled with the many natural adj
vantages, such as fertile soil, best Of
climate, pure water, river navigation
to the gulf, immense oil, gas, and coal
fields, also unlimited quantities OF
brick, shale, building stone, granite,
and marble.
Muskogee is noted for its railroads,
fine schools and churches, It's metro
politan business blocks, and one Of
the finest hotels In the Southwest.
A twenty-five mile electric street
railway affords transportation to all
parts of the city and suburban parks.
Many important improvements are
under way, prominent among which
is a twenty thousand horse water
power plant.
This city affords more possibilities
for profitable investment than any
other city in the Southwest, and we
are in q position to secure for you
the very finest investments in farm
and city property, which will moro
than double in value within the next
three years. We are one of the old.
est real estate firms in the Territory,
and have a line on all desirable in
4 yestments. If you are interested in
our fine country and splendid oppor-
! tunities, write us for any information
| you may desire, and we shall be glad
to enlighten you and offer any other
assistance within our power.
| Watch this space for the next twelve
weeks.
| We have many interesting and i'm
portant things to tell you.
a. DOUGLAS
| REALTY CONF any,
MUSKOGEE. T.
Reference, Commercial National Bank.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-16

From 100 to 500 per cent actual profit
made the past year In Indian territory land
by the land wise operator. Buy Territorial
Land, Loan and Investment company pres
ferred treasury stock.
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POWERS LAND &0AR Co., LAW0R Gomhs Co.. Oklahoma james Mr.
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ouANAH. TEXAS.
GET a HOME OF YOUR OWN.

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Bank Come direct
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-12-15
Washington School Report.

The following is the report for the
third months attendance and punctual-
ity in each of the departments of the
Washington school:
Miss Lau, first primary--No enrolled
g.; No. belonging "a; average daily at
tendance, % plus; average daily abb
sence, 6; average daily tardy,l.
Miss Pearce, 3rd and 4th grades
No. enrolled, 40; No. belonging, AZ:
average daily attendance, As; average
daily absence, Beverage daily tardy, |.
Miss Barrett, 4th and 9Th grades
No. enrolled, 43; No. belonging, 4S;
average daily attendance, As; average
daily absence 3; average daily tardy, l.
Miss Hughes and Mrs Perkins, 9Th,
7th. 9th and 9th grades-No enrolled,
6S; No. belonging 81: average daily at
tendance, 81; average daily absence,
&; Average daily tardy, 2.
Total for the building-No. enrolled,
226; No. belonging, 212; average daily
attendance, 1s9; average daily absence,
%; average daily tardy, 6.
Will the parents please cooperate in
securing more regular attendance and
punctuality next month?
The cases of hardness and absence
are confined to few families, and in
justice to the entire school, must cease.
Let us begin the new terms work
with strong determination to be ON
hand every day and always on time.
WINIFRED HUGHES, Principal.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-12-15
Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District Of idaho, in the State OF Idaho,
In the matter of j ALMA HESS, Voluntary
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
~ Alma Hess having filed his petition in the
from all his debts aud liabilities and it appear
ing to the undersigned referee, that the same is
relating to Bankruptcy, and the same haying
been referred to said referee for hearing an adj.
1udication, and an order of notice thereon hav-
ordered that each and all persons holding claims
against the said Bankrupt, or having any inter
est therein, may appear before the said referee
on the 9th day OF January, A. D., 1906 at 2
O'Clock p. M, at the county court house in
Paris, Bear Lake county Idaho, in said district,
to show causeif any they have why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted
Dated at Paris Idaho, Dec. 18th. 1905.
LORENZO T. SHEPHERD,
4. L. GLENN. Referee
Atty for Bankrupt.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-12-15
Maccabee Officers.

The Lady Maccabees have elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
COMMANDMENTS. Mary Harris.
Lient Com. Mary Bedell.
Past Com Mrs. Mary G. Gee.
Record Keeper Mrs Frances Smeath.
Financer Keeper-Mrs. Mary Hughart
M. at Airs. Florence Norman.
Sergeant-Mrs. Nellie Spidell.
Chaplain-Mrs. Carrie Burke.
Sentinel--Mrs. Ina Preston.
Picket--Mrs. Leah Hughart.
Musician-Miss Sadie McDermott.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-12-15

Pursuant to an order of the State Board OF
Land Commissioners of the State of Idaho,
notice is hereby given that applications to lease
state lands will be received by the undersigned.
the Register of said Board, at his ONCE in
Boise. Idaho, up toJan. l, 1905.
Notice is further given that leases OF all lands
not applied for at that date will be offered OF
public auction on January Is, 1906 or as soon
thereafter as sales can be arranged for in the
various counties OF the State.
Further information can be obtained by writ
ing the County Treasurer or the Register of
the State Board OF Land Commissioners at
Boise, Idaho.
BY order of the State Board of Land Commits.
sioners, G. s. MCCONNEI Register
12-8-4t