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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
Gaccfris / Yittsbnrg.

Sra Yitts6urg, pa., melbes %. bs.:
% 6unbreOe Wenneiter beltog en-
adcetri9 Quna pdrt 9adr gfter-
miooag; Here 6leo alooulig Iaaret.
glegeren Sulius Miler, unIat Oeo
66icago qoittontor, tom inb 8afe
Gedpolitan Idmmen meb en- g1e9er=
f0inoe. SpOarterne n9gteoe at Be.
tiene BAN, og Ou buabe Can o9 bans
2eoIdgerIfe bleo pitt uo, latte ban
fig til Moobrrge.
Gn al Opoarterne foripgte at
imeloe til BAN meb en- Stol, og Wli.s
Ter traf en- RebolOer frem, boormeb
ban affnrebe flere Stub. Gn Del an
pre legre TOM BAN til lnbIetning,
o9 Der Opitoo ulminOeligt Sld98=
mdal
Politiet blep tiltalOt, og ca. fem
4etioner bleb orreiteret. Wliller, iom
6leo aloorlig iuuret, MATTE iammen
meo here andre bringes til 9oTpitalst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
Stillineen / Ruslono.
@aar bdarligt meb at u B.
ftrtbsre 6jem meladn.
,,0ouma" Il btaitet
ongribes.
WGlit9r Sammen pGrs
Qelie % ItOp.

0et mda ilet lite pare iua let for
ben rusIiife Re9erin9 at ,,holOe Erer=
ne Itioe", iom man flyer, bisIe
3ioer. Sra Ct. Qeters6org berettts
unoer %. Ds:
Den aunbgprelie fommer fra
N}oifop, at Su6itriptionen Der til
bet $10O.0O0.000 itore 6jemmelaan
er utilfreositiQebe. tSubitripticnen
er enonu fun naaet til 100000.
SO oirette fra U}oItop melOeS url
Der iamme 8ato:
Oct 6erettes Der eIter COB 2luto.
ritet, at en- reoolutionGr Sumhen-
ipqrgel1e er 6lepen opbuget 6Idnot
3ropperne, iom li9ger 2ejr 40
Ttons llofanter. Der bleo arreitez
ret 26 U}ano, 6oori6lanot nogle 81
ficerer, fsr De iammeniporne fit 2ejz
ligFeO til at pie fig attipe.
@ioere melbes Der ira WloItop I'M
rer %. bs.:
9eo ct oFsntlia Ulsoe Dag bleo
GeiIerens U2anifeIt anqddenoe ,,9ouz
ma" oiIfuteret. Gn 3aler req neo pad
Manifeitet oq bets llotaIt DoloIom
me llotrnt. Gn anben tilitpnoie
pG6net OpItdno.
Senere tom Der 8pem6eosmGno til
SteOe, og gorgmeiteren, Prins @dz
lit3in, 6olot en- 3ale. 6oorefter Der
6leO oeotaqet en- Reoolution, Der er=
tlrrer, at U}eoet fne9ger Gouma=
ems Oroning tier @aroi Iom bet fsr=
Ite Gtribt ben imob Cfentli96ebens
5sltogelie 9oogioningshrbejoet,
men Meoet inbiaa fart, at en- nutioz
nal 8egering TIM bar muIig puu Be
tingelIe al, at BET rusIiIte Soft itrafs
6liper 9ioet aGe 9orgerretti9feber
Ipm 6rifeo til at itrioe, tale o9 bolz
be U}pber % perIonlig lltrantelig=
feb, og Mpbet an6efaIer, at Der gss
res 5oranoringer. baierebe paa ben
olminoelig Stemmerets qrincip, for
at oprette fulofommen go / 2anoet.
Mlpoets geitemmelier mootoge2
meo tor geoeiitrina. Sun fuu afoe9
fra 7SIertaGets Ulening.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
yr9itefjo jolefnapper.

9d oi er bleOen opmertiom pad.
at bet er Oanifeligt at fau praitez
tjoletnapper, far hi beIluttet at fpre
Dem paa Eager 9uniI6 2ut6. pubI.
9ouie.
priien er for be itore $1.00 pr.
0uiin og be imaa soc. pr. 0uiin,
RettO Priier, frit tiGIenot.
9napperne er importerebe fra Ddn-
mart, baanbipet, af bet beOite Silte
og De bebite Snapper, IOm fan to
bes | 9dnmdrt.
Senb getilinger til
Danish Publishing House.
Blair. Ncbr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
@nleieberca / Wiidigan.

Sra @ranO Rapibs, g}i6. melbes
unber "a. os. oper Detroit:
st 3ilfaloe af guile 8e6er er Bic
pen opoaget 6roctern 3opni6ip.
0ttapo So. ii M}il 6erfra. 9atien=
ten er @oOfrep 9im6ura. en- 3elefonz
9tr6eioev, iom forloo Qen 0rlean5
for en- llqe iiOen Tiofte 8irsoag. 9an
blep fpg / 2erOags, men laa flere
0age. isr 2age tiltolotes. ) @aar
bar bans 5emperdtur los.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
&irfeinOpielie / @anpaca, Wis.

0m SUB bil, bar 6sItgaanbs 01es
nigbeb 6eitemt at 6oIbe &irteinbpielie
! 9agene 8. og 4. September. 9ens
ner ira fern og nar fal bore biertes
Zig oeltomne til 6eitibeli94eben, men
be0es for Snotoarteringens StpIb 1t
melbe beres aomme til en- aF unbers
tegnebe fpr 2prbag ben 26. 4uguit.
qaa Menigbebens @egne:
6. SO. RieIfen 6ormanb.
q. g. Stmonfen, grait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
Gunger taser 9lfifeO.

Gbpin 8. Gonger ira Soma, Qtms
6asiaosr til Ulerico, fratraaote ben
%. bs. officielt i'm poIt; iom @runo
for i'm 9ilbagetrGben giper ban priz
oate Observation-Disclosures. pr9iioens
ten ubtrbtte lin getld9slie oper Mr.
6ongers 9eilutning, men inobilgeoe
bans 2tfItebsunissning ira IS. Ots
tober at rsgne. Samtioig tatteoe
praiioenten Wr. Gonger for bet ubs
m9rtebe 9(rbejbe, ban bar giort for
9e 6orsnsbe Staters Reqering, bers
unber tioligere iom 2lmbasidber |
aina og 9ruiilisn. IS Sber, 9pgs
tigbeb og oprigtis 6engiOeIie for
8eres oTentlige pli9ter bar De D9s
ret af ben Slogs Gm6ebsmano. Of
6oilte Q(meritanerne bar Ret til at
bare itolte, Og jeg lbtsnifer aanbet
meb at babe nbOt gObt at 9eres Sies
neIte."
8et 6ebsr MI. at Wlr. Gonger Oil
reiie til ainu, life Iom farlig llbs
Ienbine for Regeringen, men 8ors
binbelIe meb Gantons5antop Serus
banen, iom eies uf o9be 2lmerican
anb China Development Gompdnb",
ct SelIfdb, fom tontrolleres af ).
9. Wlorgun.
Der er enonu intet afgiort ON.
hbem Der 6lioer Wlr. Gongers Gfters
fplger iom Qlm6asIdoBr nlerico.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
IA. Marg
9ireftionsmeoe.

StolebirettiOnen boIber Msbe, ON
Sub bill, paa Dana College, Blair,
Rebr., b. 6. Sept. ON 6ormibOasen
ST. 10, boor 0irettionens U2eblems
mer ale beoes giOs M}sbe. Q(nfsgs
nin9er ON OptaeeGie ben teologifte
2tfbeIin9, faaOefom andre Eager,
9pilfe 9ireftionen maa 6e6anble, be-
oes inbienOt / betimeIg 3ib.
Den Is. Dug. 1905.
$. $. &tGbfta
$50 9afa9ette 2tOe., gtatine, Nis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
Wisliunsme0e

af6olbes ct. qauIi ,. ep.s1utb. See.
ni96eb oeo Gmmets6urg / 0ugene
ira Is. Sept, bportil ale ere bier.
telig belfomne.
5ilrejienbe bebes melbe beres
&omme til unoertegneoe tnben ben
27. 2lug. Som meb 9sn om 8els
iignelfe. 6. &rogh.
M9b. pr9f.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
Oor9esStorthine imooe.
fommer Sperrte.
J 5olteafItemnin9en meb.
betes Sperri9 og 5ors
bonblinger ino1ebes.
@enfta6eIt9 9esninq
itret.

Sra Sriitiania meoOeles ifplge
,StanO." af %. os.:
8eo Stort6ingets Sammentraben
/ 0}anoags efter fjorten 0ages 5erie
fremlagoe Regeringen 5orildg ON, at
Stort6ing og Regerin9 ital mebbeIe
Reiultutet al ben afbolote 6olteofz
itemning til ben Ipenlfe Hegering o9
idmtibig 6enItiqe til oenne at aners
tenOe llnion8attens (8igsattens)
Opb9oelie; oerbos 6enitiQes til ben
iOenIfe Regering at Iamoirfe / 6ors
6dnolinger dngdaenbe en- frebelg
0rbning at be meo llnion8oplpsnins
gen fOr6unbne Spprgsmaal, BERT
bIanot ogIaa BEN, Iom bleb rej1t al
Den IOenife gigSOag.
@eO 8eseringsforIlagets ge6anOz
ling Stort6inget / 9aar gjorbe
56ingets IotialiitiTte og Den pperligits
gdaemoe raoitdle gruppe ener9iit
O}obItano mob 2labning af formele
5orbanblinger meo Sperrig angaas
enOe llnionens Splesning. De 69pz
oeOe, at 5or6anblin9er 6erom beOs
Ite 5alo bar oloeles ufornpone og
frtbnntngsleie, bd rnionen allereoe
iioen 7, SUM- foftiif er oplpIt.
Jorildget ble0 aqigebel oebtaqet
meb 1O4 'Stemmer mob II, og 9tes
gering og Stort6ing bar berpeb after
en- Sang pit, at gorges 5olf pps
rigtig og meb oberbelbenbe 5lertal
rniter en- benifabelig Orbning faalas
beg, at man idapiOt mulig msoer
ben IbenIte 3e9erin9 og aigsbagens
opiti0eoe Y@'ffaar" paa 6aloOejen.
Gn 5or6an6lin98tomite.
Stort6inget 6empnbigebe pibere
til at ubnapne 0elegeres
be til en- &omite, iom Ital lebe 6ors
fanblingerne meb Soerrig.
3enne 9omite fommer antagelig
til at beitaa al fslgenbe Meblemmer:
lloenrigsminiiter 2pplanb, Stors
t6ingspraiioent gerner iamt f6p.
Sfatsraao i ben 6a9erupife Hege=
ring 2(opotat Benjamin gogt.
Sra pelunoerrettebe 0olb 6e0er
ret, at Stemningen / Soerrig bag
Zig tiger for, at man Ifal tiaaoe en-
Prins al 6uiet gerndootte at laOe
fig o9lge til aonge glorge; Scrub
iatningen 6erfOr er bog, at en- benz
Ifa6elig Srbning 6liper funoet al be
| 5orbinoelIe meo llnionsoplpsnins
gen tdaenbe Spprgsmoal.
Stlfrebs6 6eb / Sberrig.
s Q(nlebning al bet norIfe Stors
things geilutning ubtdler ct Wteolem
al ben ipenite aegering efter Wteboes
letie af Iamme Dag;
,,0et OiIer Jig, at Stort6ingetS
gelIutning inOe6olber gifalO til be
9runOprincipper, boorpoa Fi9sods
gen bpggeoe i'm Qlttion. 9i foritudr
bet Iaalebes, at Stortbingets 9eiluts
ming iumitemmer meo 9tigsba9ens
Opfattelie, nemlig at 6orbdnolin9sr
ON be principielIe 8etingelier ItuI
gaa forub for atgsoagens Samtptte
til unionens Oplesning pg gtigsuts
tens OpbapelIe.
,,Nlen naar man ferit r fommet
til @nigbeo ON be breoe @runoli'
nier for en- Oroning, er Der liben
8runb til at tbible ON en- ttlfrebs-
ItilenOe 2esning at bet bele Spprgs-
tnnnI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25

,,0unTferen" er bet enete bunite
glab I 9tmerita, Iom ubgaar 2 9ange
ON llaen, toiter fun $3.50 aorlig.
SnbIenb geitilIing. prpbezNr. fem
Deg frit paa 5orlangenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
Srpopn / Often iifret.
ge99e Siber gsr Snbrsm
mel Ter.
qrGfibent Hoofebelts
ge tr96eIier lDttes.

QlQerebe / Onsoogs bra9te ,,66icas
90 Retoro 6eralo" bette gubifab
gennem bets beremte 9orreIponoent
8alterWeaman. ,,2(siocidteb greIs".
og Tor 9Drigt belle Qan6ets qresie,
beo5leo at abtale iig meget pesiimis
Itiii dnQoaenbe 5reosuoiigterne. De
baobe faaet lat paa noget at praiis
bent Rooieoelts U}aglin9sforilog
Zen SolfoIin ituloe oeles, og for
ben norore 6ulpber, iom Rusldnb
ituloe bs6oloe. ftuIoe BET 6etale Sas
pan 1.20o.oo0.000 gen. Og be 10
6oroy nQer dngaaeuoe 8egransning
al Raslanbs 5ladbe giten og bets
Site i fremmebe 6apne oilbe Sas
pan qipe eiter paa. Ulen 4itte ipas
reoe. at bette 5orIldg bar p9ientlig
bet iamme iom bet cprinoeli9e. 0et
baooe itiitet 5orm. men Snoholoet
por paientli9 bet Iamme, og ban
nPgteoe fremoeles 6eitemt at aaa ino
oerpa1. Saaban omtrent fortalte
hele BEN sori9e qresie. Der bar in
gen lloiiat til 5reo.
Wa 0al.er 0eGman tom iqen /
Gaar "a foriiireOe, at 6reoen par
iitret, o9 5an 9ao aGereOe / 5orgaars
ialgenot Bats for 6reosIlutning:
/. 8aslan5 naI til Sapan betale
omtrina $350.o00,oOO, lite ION
9rigifabeseritatn:ng men iom Beta
ling for llnoer6olonins af be rusii.
Ite Sanger % andre Ting.
2. 3iiputten angaaenOe Zen Sots
balm afgsres oeb 0eIing af Zen, Iaa
auslauo 6e6oIosr ben norolige %
Sopan Den ipofae Del, faaban Tom
Status par ioruo for 1875.
3. 5apon irafaloer lin 6ororin9
ON gearansnin9 al 9uslan6s 5la1z
be / Zfen.
A. eiaeiaa frafaloer 5upnn i'm
6orbrina, at be rusiite Sri9sifibe,
ION fin5es frsmmeos 6apne. ooers
qipes til BET.
8ette CT / BET pGientGge qras
iioent RooIepelts Maglinasforilaa,
iom 5eaqe qanoes Repraientantey
bar Iabet foritad, at be bill 9aa inn
paa.
Soa unberligt bet enb lpoer, iaa
ipnes BET, iom tun 5rebstommisia
rerne. praiioent RooIeOelt CO iaa
Walter Meaman pioite geTteo berom.
inbtil benne finite mebbelte 9erbea
bet. glen enbnu ipnes bet, iom ben
pbriae presie life er fGrbig til al
ififte Zone. vi ital 10 iaa ie. ON
20. go. bar aet, at 5rsoen er iitret.
0et bill mart piIe fig.
> 0nsoags Wlorges boIbt aonfes
rencen en- tort Sesiion. Gonuru opsrs
rate Nitte Sapans mooererebe 5ors
brinqer itemmenoe meb gr1iibent
RooieOelts 6enitilIins, itriftlig. Nitte
tog 8otumentet Og putteoe bet / 2oms
men, og Wsbet abjournereoe til 2srs
bag. 8ette ipnss nosle at babe ops
fottet Iom 2tflae. Wlen Der ituloe
10 Cperbeielie til, os SOaret afOenz
tes. Smiblertib bar begse 9anbes
Rspraientanter qlnlsonins til at bes
re fra bber tit Qano.
gaar Wdlter Meaman frsmfor nos
oen dnben SournuIiit ter auben paas
itaa, at 5reben er fitret, iaa fpnes
ban at bare pel unberrettst. Sdn piIs
be heler life iGtte fit gap og i'm 2Gre
paa Sptl. Gjennsm hpilten ailbe
ban 6nr fin llnberretslina, n9brer
ban life. Ulsn bet laOer, iom ban
peb, at gooiepslt uGlerebe bar bibif
Taa noqenlunbe, hooo begge 2dnbe
oilOe, fsr ban tilbsb lin Maglins.
Der fan enonu 6Gpe 8iIput ON
6nfeltbeber, oe bet fan tuee SiO, for
est enbelige SDar fra gRuslanO toms
- ona.. - haI nnEa,IGna oY6,a4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25

oDanTfersn" ubgaar 2 Gdnge ON
lleen. $1.50 udrlig. prebesRr. frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
Gll tb gog.

@aaromisiionar @. 9. GlauIen:
st Qib / 8roita6. 5Ortalt efter bans
egne Mebbelier al %. 89omisn,
qrait. 5 Omilag, 80 Siber, gris
60 Gents.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-21
A. K. Riley of Des Moines is
in the Valley looking after his
property interests.
Administrators Notice

Notice is Hereby Given to all
Persons Interested:
That on the 4th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1905, the UNDER
signed was appointed by the
District Court of Harrison Co.,
Iowa, Administrator of the es-
tate of |. N. Frazier deceased,
late of said County. All per-
sons indebted tosaid estate will
make payment to the under
signed, and those having claims
against the same will present
them, legally authenticated, te
said Court for allowance.
Dated September a, 1905.
Sarah j. Frazier,
s2l Administrator.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-21
Tennis

Missouri Valley defeated
Woodbine yesterday on the lat
ter's grounds, winning both the
doubles and singles. Giddings
and Harvey, of the local team
won their match against Reed
and Howe by the score of
ga So. Harvey and Giddings
played excellent tennis and ex-
celled in all departments of the
game. In the double between
Kellogg and Shaefer VS. Dewell
and Cox the former won the
first set 60 and the second rs.
In the second set the Valley
boys went to pieces for a time
but with the score SO against
took a brace and won the next
five games and set.
Shaefer beat Dewell, the
Woodbine crack, in singles
shamefully, Dewell winning
but one game in nineteen. The
sets resulted 60 81 60.
Rain put a stop to the singles
between Kellogg and Cox with
The score 40 in Kellogg's favor.
George was playing rings
around Cox and would have
won easily. Giddings had Reed
5-2 when the rain came and
was playing beautiful tennis
when they had to go to shelter.
Harvey and Howe did not get
a chance on at each other in
singles, much to Bob's disap.
polntment.
The Valley boys are loud in
their praise of the treatment
they received at the hands of
the Woodbine club. Especially
did DR.. Dewell do everything
possible to make things pleas
ant for them.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-21
Still On The WING.

eTS ike llSl, SO VIII tell ahHa|I
how they fish in the q
river. They have several ways
to catch Salmon. One way is
with roads and dam so the fish
will take to the channel and &c
through, when the wheel revolt
YES with a net attachment, the
fish are caught and landed on a
boat, then another way is to
use a net quite wide, say about
Is feet, with sinkers on one
side, and cork on top, fastened
at the end to a DARRELL, then
take the other end across the
stream and float down with the
currant for half a mile, then
roll up the net and the fish. as
they go up the stream will be
captured in the net. Quite a
lot are caught in that way; then
another way is to have a seine
as long as the other one, and
have two horses hitched to the
ends by rope, and like people do
in small streams, the horses are
used to pull the net to the shore
and the fish gathered in; often
as much as ton are captured
at one haul. A cannery near
the fishing point, and all one
has to do is to take the fish to
the canary and receive the
for the same. 1t is said
out here that Salmon will be
high this year, on account of
the scarcity.
Coming across the Cascades |
could tell the difference as soon
as got over. There was more
moist, and the grass wason the
hill, and we did not have to go
seven miles to find pasture for
our horses. We passed several
Wood River noted Strwberry
farms. forget just how many
ear loads of Strawberries they
claim to have sold this wear
but 1T was a good many. They
raise the Clark Seeding; it is
claimed that it stands shipping,
better than most varieties. We
ate some of the same in Mo.
Valley. Where ] am stopping
in Tacoma we have strawber-
ries and blackberries on the
81 ~uIdtlllg variety. rears ana
peaches in abundance.
The Trail was the same old
chestnut as at Chicago, and
the streets of Cairo, the
things in Siberia, moving pic
lures, looking glasses, &c. In
Chicago | did want to bite real
bad, here | did not desire to.
Here they have a nice city
park, we'll filled with animals,
one pen of most interest was a
bears down in a pen 8 1T deep.
They were sleek and fat. Poop
lie gave them peanuts, apples,
and other things to see them
stand.on their hind legs and
walk around the ring waiting
for some one to drop them SOM
thing to eat. Here one can ride
about Is miles for 5 cents by
taking transfer tickets. Here
are MANY Cinnamon and Japs
the Japs go in for restauran t
and Cinnamon for washing.
must tell your readers about
what | saw at the Portland fai
most will be what saw AM
what interested me most. Port
land is a big city. | was there
3 days and it kept me turnin!
my head on a swivel when eros
sing a street; cars seem to b
running all the time and KEEP
me running all the time to kee
from running over, them. Til
city is clean and streets are a
numbered so one cannot ge
lost; the fair is a place of rea
beauty but the beauty, is tn
same that marked the Chicag
fair, and then there is the SAM
j ness. nothing out of the ordin;
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-21
Saturday. Sep is

lolt about fifty phones and
crossed great number of lines
The line man has had all he
could attend to today,
Miss Mary Mohatt is the
guest of Omaha friends for q
few days.
Reverdy Miller is in the Val
ley on business for a few days.
He will be the Sunday guest OF
Dr. and Mrs. Warren.
The storm last night was So
fierce that the fast mail was
held at Logan until the track
walkers made trip as far as
Woodbine on a hand car.
Frank McGavern informed
the Times this morning that the
Boyer had raised five feet since
yesterday morning.
The lightning last night was
about the worst ever seen in
this city, and the wind did con-
siderable damage in the way of
blowing downshrubery.
1t is to be hoped that it will
Grain out" before the fair time.
Mrs. Mary Allen and son of
Belle Plaine, who have been in
the Valley the guests of Mrs.
Dan Finley left for their home
this morning.
Dr.. John Tamisiea has his
tenement house on West street
finished and ii is now ready
for use.
p. w. Mullen returned from
Broken Bow, Neb. last night.
He says the corn prospect over
there is immense.
j. J. and G. F. Wiscup return
ed from Colorado last night.
They report a fine trip.
Col. Davis says when he was
in the Union Station in Denver
yesterday that the agent in
formed him that there were
still 10000 tickets there belong
ing to tourists who were taking
in the sights of the state.
+. L. Davis and j. D. Brown.
returned from Denver last night
where they had been for two
weeks taking in the national G.
fheyy visited Pueblo, Pixies Peak
Cripple Creek and many other
points of interest in the sta tie
and say they had the time of
their life.
The census returns Of the
state Snow that Iowa has lost
30,3S1 population since 1900.
Miss Maud Hall of Memphis
Tennessee will be the Sunday
guest of Mrs. Evan Wilkins.
Mrs. Charles Rourke, Mrs.
Bert Tamisiea and Miss Kate
Rourke were Omaha visitors
yesterday.
Jesse Messer moved to the
Valley yesterday from Calhoun.
The storm at Omaha la st
night was very severe. One
hotel had the roof blown off
Many plate glass fronts were
blown in and a large amount OF
damage was done all over the
city.
Friends of the gentleman
will be surprised to know that
Sam Baird has gone into the
diamond business at Ardmore
Indian Territory. However i
is "black diamonds" thai
worthy having opened a Goa
and feed business in the terri
tory. Dunlap Reporter.
Andy Adams has a new barr
for George Weatherly up ready
for the shingles. The barn i
80 by36 16 foot posts, and will
be a first class barn when fin
| ished.
B. G. Starlin, who has bee
sick with the material fever
rennrtad not On we'll todav
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always dfcc~ crowd
1fe were two meteors thai
I were whoppers, about Is tons
lall of iron. There was a mon
ster engine on the Southern
Pacific that took the cake. The
Illinois building was the ole
home of Abraham Lincoln.
had to stop and take a look al
the old fashioned bedstead
looked like four telephone poles
on each side, the old fashioned
fireplace, then the low thatchec
!cottage of Robert Burns.
H. w. Clover.
Ellingsburg, Wash, Sept. II
Editor Times: Last Friday
called on Prof. Warner in Ia.
coma. He was as busy as busy
could be, getting ready for the
school to commence this week
He said the school was increas-
ling so fast, about 500 scholars
a year, that it kept the boaro
busy finding room for the pu
pills. They are building &
$25, 900 school house this year
Everything denotes growth
Hands are scarce and get from
So to So per day. just now
hop picking is the fashion.
was talking to cone lone Ind
IAN He said che pick two
boxes, my wife and five, and
children seven boxes a day at
81 per box.
From Tacoma to Seattle is
quite a dairy country. The
grass grows so fast. | am
afraid if Mr.. Orr was here his
sprinkler wouldn't have any
thing to do for most every
morning it sprinkles and mists.
No hard showers this time of
year. 1t is a beautiful valley
from Tacoma to Seattle. Plen-
ty of stock and plenty to eat.
! was comparing the difference
between the country here and
that east of the Cascades.
There / had to go seven miles
to pasture two horses and then
ON rye stubble, mostly all eaten
up. Land is high, from S10C
to 5000 per acre. The laroast
coma and Seattle. i saw some
that were monsters. | stayed q
day at Seattle. That is another
lively city. 1t has doubled in
about four years. The street
cars run in the country in most
all directions from four to siS
miles, homes built and building
all the way. The suburbs are
named and there are stores, 81
you do not have to go down
town except on special occa
sions.
Well, | am homeWard bound
My next stopping place is E]
lingsburg. 1t is a delightful
scenic route. Part of the wa
we had two engines. We wen
through a tunnel 81 miles long
J, They lit the lamps so we coul
see. Part of the way the tim
Der was burnt over and tn
black stumps remain.
5 seemed such a waste OF timbe.
am now east of the Ca
cades, where they rely on lrr
cation to raise crops. 1t is
1 large, flat valley and the tow
: is growing. Quite a lot of ha
is shipped from here to tt
: coast, but land is high. 1t is
! division station of the Northel
e Pacific road. | am next goir
t where wheat is the princip
p crop. II. w. Clover.
4 A. X. Riley of Des Molnes
/, in the Valley looking after /
| property interests.
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