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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
Die ucroeutidlte ,Sauec."

Gin gltcS oeuti6eS g8ort iiir
oSmucc" iiuoet iid in elmer Seit-
ieBrurg iiber ooS Me~iiteriperoen Der
COPPER in 6eitenbcra pom Sabre
1914; e& beiBt 0arin nud ser oShlei,
Sta: .g9er WeiIter meroen mill, bat
ST. geben: I. bel ser MeIouug 8 Gil
bergroIhen Ioroergelo mo m1brcno
er OaS Meiltcritiid moft, Den Wei-
Iteru cine quite Mfobl5eit, @ronntpein
uno Bier; 2. menn er 0ie Gdfuheln
i6neioet, ebenfalS s Silbergrolben
SoroergeIo, iopie cine Mabl5eit
@ranntpein uno Bier fir Die Wfeiiter;
3. luenn Die Mfeiiter Den Diem beieben
s Sil6ergroihen 6oroer9elo; 4. luenn
Der BriifIing NQeS gut mo rihtig ges
mod)t bat, ioa er geben Elm gauges
Adtel Bier uno Elm MteiItereIien, tpie
folgt: 2 Sdiiiielu 8iuofleii6 nit
Srobe gefodt, 2 S6iilieIn S6opfens
fleii6 nit 3ipie6eln, 2 S6iiIielu
Shmeinefleiid nit 9 6nar3ott
3 S6iiiieln nit Siibnern in &eiS, 2
S6iilieIu nit 4 8arpfcn in Sol5 ges
iotten, 2 S6iielu 8emeine Slide in
qelbem 9 otte, 2 S6iiiieln gebodene
8flnlmen NIT 3uder beItreut, 9
Shiiiieln Souerfraut, 2 arobe &inoSs
brateu auf 2 S6iiiieIn, 2 gebrotene
S6opienoiertel olf . ShiiiieIn, 2
gebratene @Gnie olf 3 SAiiiieln, .
gebrotene Siibuer ouf = Sdiiiielu, 9
~qebratene S6peinS.0 iobeaen (uobr-
ideinli6 Rierenbraten) mo fir ieoe
Beriou einen SUDDEN fir 8 Seller,
Butter un0 a6ie. aud 9roh nad ref)s
tenn IuSfommen." - Cine Speilenz
folge, Ole an Die Wugen Der ebrIomen
6eitenberser Meiiter redt itorfe Nn.
foroeruneen itelte! 9as quite bent,
ihe 8ort Soft" lit entidieoen be,
5eid)neno mo tlingt aud better, oils
nSunfe," 6as man alS Griob fir ooS
aus Dem 2oteinii6eu nialiuS" emf.
itanoene fran50iiide @ort nSauce"
idon oieliod oneenommen bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28

0ot oeuti6en meoi5inii6en 8lattern
beitc6t baiielbe in einem Sooprdpa'
rat, Deiien 3riommcnicbung mob
nitt befannt gcQeben lit. Nfad 5ebn
bis fiini5ebn GiuipriBungen Ioll cine
fruppantc @eipibtS5lnubme, nab 5O
Ginipribunqcn uolligc TernarblI1g
Ser Guberfeln, nlio p0lige Seilnng
eintrcten. Son iuhmdnnilder Selte
miro ou5u qcihricbcn: is fam tels
nem 3ueifcl uuterIiegcn, Dob oicleS
8rqpurot nubc u%erlpunot ooer gang
qleidmcrtbig nit Dem Itorf ioobolti-
aen @riIcrin lit, oos iturf bafterien.
tooten0 mirft mo bod iunerlid obne
@eIumobcitSidGoigung in 3icmIid
itarfcn 8aben genommcn iperoen
fam. Sn icincm areiSiouie Ourd
Den &0rper lit eS in ser Sage 8urSei.
hung aaer our6 9ofterien ucruriad-
ten &raufbeiten, mie SdiUinoiudt,
9ipbtbcrie, S6drlof, acuhbuiten II.
/. 10. in oielartiGiter mo berborra'
gender @eiic bei3utragen. 8ebeims
roth Or. Gonr. &iiiter, Sofor5t Sani-
tGtSrotb Or. G0ridIog mo Sber.
StobSar3t Or. Wo6ner = WanS bas
ben OieieS Nlittcl am &runfen6ette
nit gum Tbeil iibcrroidenoem @rfol'
&c erprobt. Sr. @ebeimrotb 9r.8ii'
tier bat Dies Wittcl aud bel 8rebS
rnO bel larfomatoien 0ritien nit
iebr glltcm Griolge ungeiuanot. PIN
Itott MN oicie niht nn5ugreifenoen
@irfumgcu Oe8 @riicrin our6 nil
ieniAoftlibe 6oridlmgen 81 erlpei-
tern uno 5l pertiefen, mas biSber al
lein ser ulBcrbuIb Der meoi5iniIhen
3ofultdt itcbcnoe Yroieiior Or. BE-
truidfp in Gon3iq nit iebr glltem
GrfoIge gctbon bot, lit Oa8 Wfittcl
bon Den oiii5teIlen uiiieni6ait!ihcn
8ertretern Der Wteoi5ln tootgeldfple-
gen porocn. Sbre Orgone bub2n
iih iogar nidt aei6cut, ielbit p0aig
iodgcm0Bc @eridtiguu9cn 5uriidjl-
peiIen. 9ieie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ser ~ortbooorcn nleoi5iniihen &iiien-
IdoIt tonnen cS leiht oobin bringeu,
6oB sic midtigen Gntoedun9en bent.
ld)er MGnner bonn NuSlanoe iiberflii.
gelt meroen, llno ouB nidt 9eutid).
Ion6, ionoeru StoIien ben YreiS elm
heimIt Shwinoiuft un6 oicIe an
ocrc, ionlt mbeilbare &rontbeiten
sur Scilbarfeit ge6raht 81 bubcu.
@ebeimratb Or. Sitter bat bereitS
Dor Monaten BET Dem NiniIter fir
2anopirtbidoft 8epiuigung bon
Mitteln fir Sbieroeriu6e beontra9t,
uno iie iollen aud beiuiuigt fem.
Man Bat bon 6en@rgebnilien oerger'
Jude biSber nod nidts gebort, SOf.
fentli6 fommt iest Die @riIerinfruge
in einen lhneueren SlllB. @ebeim-
rotb Or. g. Sitter lit oofiir eingetre'
ten, Dab nit Dem @riieriu in nidt
neutrality-suspicious. @eiie porgegongen
meroe, oo ons Wiittel lid 0urd ieinen
eiqCnen 0ertb 9abn breden miB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
s6afeipeare's 8ertb fir S~tratfOrS.

@oS ein beriibmter Sobn fir eiuc
Staot pertb iein fam, oaS benefit
cine Stotiitif, Die Die 8ortbeiIe be-
rednet, oie Der Same Sbofeipearc'S
fir ieine gaterItoot Strotforo beoell.
tet. 8anad) miro nueenommen oab
Die Stoot idbrli6 $4,000 our6Sba.
feipeore peroient. Sebes Sobr font.
men aus alien Sbeilen Der groe
10000 bis 10000 9eIu6er oortbin,
mo ieoer ein5eIne broitd)t MIR cine
8leini9feit a%uS5ugeben, 0amit ole
Summe bon $4,000 5uiommen.
fommt. Gen @eburtSort beiudten
i'm Oorigeu Sabre 26,510 Eerionen,
nno oa fir ben 9eiuf oeS Sbafr.
Ipeare . Sauies, oes @uiems, oes
Nemorial SbeoterS, beS Inn Sor.
tbotuopS : SouieS nlo Der Srinitp.
Stride, no Sbofeipeore begraben
liegt, GintrittSgelo erboben miro, 10
famen leBteS Sabr bon Sbofeipeore.
9ilgern oIlein $4,000 an Gintritts-
geloern elm. Iber oontit limo oie
@obltboten. sic oieIer groBte Sobn
beS fleinen Sertbens ieiuer Batter
itoot crmeiit. feinesmegS eri6opft.
Man fam iogen, iie pereanft ibm
fat lire gauge eriiten5, ieoenfaliS
aber ibren Glob in Der @eihihte una
iuobriheinlid ibren @oblitono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
(5iir ben se~onutass,G Cor efpOuSeHisu. >
6cimiueb.
@ou 9arI @uff.


@cnn Der 6riibIing Wieoerfebret,
9Iimmt mciu Seimpeb mie6er 81,
SSeoer Hclle 2en3 mid lebret.
9oB id uimmcr iiuoe Rub',
9iS nod einmaI id erblidet
0feiue bcimutbIide 6Iur,
@i9 nod eiuuoI it begIiidet
Solgte meiuer Siuobeit Spur.
$40 Die &eilden iif Oeriteder,
SdliiiiClblumen aol0ig bliib'u,
$40 ole neiBen Sd)lebOOrubefen
Gid nm Crime @ieien 3ieb'n,
g8o am Sang Der @initer itebct,
0}aiql0dheu I'M Gidenboin,
@o am Bad Die 9inic mebet,
0iohte i6 nod pinulol ieiu.
Sb ih Wer0' nod einmal ie6en
W}eincr Scimatb Soumenliht? -
&Sullt' idpn oft biniiberaeben,
God 3l1r Reiie fam rS nidt,
9ld ole 2ebcnSiobre ihlpiu0cL
&ouaiom gebt'S Dem Guoe 3lL
llnO picaeift nero ME i'd iiu0en
@}eine @cimotb, meme Sub.
0Itcrcicr m0dt id) iu6en,
g8ic ocrciuIt ais ain0 i'd tbot,
llntcr ienen often 9u6en,
9fobe Dem peri6wiea'nen Fio0.
Wi6dte geben SIT oen @eiocn,
@cm Die adbdcn lpie0er 90,
MeiOcnpieiicH mir ST. idneiocn
g8ic mid lebrtc mciu Fopa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
IS YCridDtiaung.
&uu cnlo 6uontfortcr,

&uu cma 6%uontiortcr.
IS iiBt e alder 9ericrihmonn
SIN @crtb3bouS bel icim Stat
llun idilt Der, mas CT idelte tann
llif &c @emGm0erotb:
.N}it 0eHe lob IN Sub mid grool
GcB iicbt oob Schcr inn
Die NGlft Don Dem @emdGnoeratb
Sir, ais nor GicI finn"
% itebt Der uiplucr Iancr Mi:
,g9oS rc0oc sic Damn bic?
Gofort perIong i'd @iOerruf,
Gam ioult perfIog id) Sie!"
go iol" iecgt Ga oer9crierIdmom
sd ic6 mein Seller inn
Inn iog, cab BON @emGGnoeratb
Gle SGIit fao Giel finn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28

Bon Or. Srau5 @tlte.
@enn Der Srii6lina iiber oie9erge
Itciot, mic ole Yoeten 10 lton ln9cn,
oonn nebrt Iih bic Suit iriibjeitig
ans Dem Bette 5t Iteigell. Ilid) Der
perm6buteSte 2orgidlGfcr bGlt eS
bonn nid)t nlcbr longe I'M Bette aus,
mn es 1T aud cine alto Griabrung,
hob man inter Der Ginmirfrmg Scr
3%ogcSbeIle nidt mebr 10 rubig IfIaa
fen fam, mie in Ser tiefen Nadt.llno
inSbcIonoere ouf Dem 2anoe miro i'm
Sriibiobr oie2oiu1q a%ISgcgeben, iif
ni6t aa5u iebr bon Der Sonne be-
idGnien 81 Ioiiqn. 3eitig ms 9ett
mo 5citig mliitcbeh 10 bort man
oitmoIS iaAen lei hoS Bette, uno 81
0cn oIten 8oltSmeiSbeiten gebort
old 0ie @ebouptunq, Der S6loi Dor
Mlitternoft iei Der geiiiloeitc, Der
ieni9e nod Goge8anbrud Der unge-
%iiinneItc.
g8ie an alien &olfSmei8beiten, 10
lit aud an oieier ctluoS mobres, Dob
man inoeiien aud ais SpGtI6lofen.
qeber mo SpGtouflteber bel gutter
@eimobeit elm ihone8 2ebenSolter
erreitcu fam, bclpieS Der iiingit Der.
I~torbenc @robmeiltcr Der WoIerei,
Men5el, Der ielten Dor Witternoht
icin 9tubeIoger Mtiiu6te mo hoiiir
bis in Den bellen Tag binein iid) an
reft geiunoem Sdloi e%rireutC.
GoS WtoB Sfloi, oaS Der & mid
broudt, lit, ipie id)ou on9eotutet,
nurfous inoiuiouell neridieoen: eS
ri6tt lid nad ser 9ei60itiaung Der
M}enif)en, nod ieincn 8epobnbeiten
ieincr GborofterperanIaGung uno
ieiucr Contribution. Ycrionen bic
cine geiitige SbGtigfeit baben, mil.
fen in Ser Regcl mebr ifloien, ais
Yerionen, ole iid forpcrlid) piel aus
orbeiten. 3oS ideint auf Den er'
Iten guqenblid iolid), oenn Der for
perIite Arbeiter lit in Der Hegel piel
mliioer. oils Der geiltige. 8leidmobl:
Die aeiitige QbGtigfeit beihditiet Den
@eiit iortomernb. Tie laBt i'm ME
81 Niibe fommen, ouBer iu1breno Der
Ghlai3cit. Ger forperlid)e Irbeiter
Idoiit Dem aorper bod o%ftniols im
2ouie oeS Cages 8ube, minoeitenS
mGbreno Der giienS5eit. Zen geiiti.
gen 4rbeiter miro oober Der Nanael
oil Sdlai leidt neruos uno aeiitig
matt MAIDEN.
IS fonmt inoeIien aber aud out
ole 8eranlaeung bcs WPenld)en oil.
lno insbeionoere lit DIS beiSsinoern
5u beobaften; reae, lebboite ainoer,
~ioqenannte 3appelfrisen, brai,d)en
mebr S6laf, ais dfuerfnlige, OBJ
mobl jene penieer germ iriib 81 9ctt
iueroen geben luollen, oils oieIe;
iffpGdlife ainoer natiirlid) aud
nlebr, oIS fr1itiee. gei ainoern unh
Grtpadienen, bel resen uno bel gel
ftiaen @rbeitern eibt es Diele, Die mil
einem MinoelimoB BON Sdlaf aus.
foninicli, Die nod iehs Stunoen
Ghlof iif polfommei friid iiiblen,
,1uo bel anoeren mieoer iolde, melde
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
nSa, ma mnR balt oerno lebe, Serr
@rusbersuaM

Sn Marfoorf, in ser gooenieeae.
aeno, itorb oieier Gage DER 1lteitc
Burger Der 8cnleinoe, Der S9-iGbriac
8ripatier GnoreB. 9ei Der Ginpei.
hung DER go0eniee . 8iirtelbabn i'm
Sftober 1902 puroe GnoreB bonn
0roBber5og bon 8ooen tpegeu ieiner
Miiitigfeit %befuunoert. un6 aIS Oct
2anoesberr i'm ira9te, ouf pelds
@eiie CT iein 2eben 10 lanae babe er-
balten t0nnen, eriuioerte er bieoer:
ga, mon muB bolt oerno Iebe. Serr
@roBberSoa!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
Gas neneite Seilmittel gegen Snber'
fuIu5r.

@ir madten bereits Dor pier5ebn
Soeen oorauf ouinlerfiam, Dab Ser
italieniife Trofeiior 2epi in Mai.
lano Gin SciImittel aeaen bic
Shminoludt erfunoen boben mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28

eeuo febIt, in ieOer 2ebeusloee febIt,
i'll gcraoc Gas, mas Der Sugeno
it0niter Sdmud iein ioIlte Die
Anipru6SIoiigfeit!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
SrH6anfitc6cn nnO SpGtaufitebcn.
Son 0r. 6rou5 @ilte.

Spgicnii6e 6riibiabrs 8etrodtuns.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
Citizen Asks.

Editor Tribune: In these times
when there is strong sentiment
among the people for municipal
ownership and control Of public
utilities, great many citizens
would like to know why the former
mayor and city council renewed the
franchise of The Greeley Power and
Light company for twenty years
without submitting the question to
vote of the people. In our neigh
boring city of Boulder, the question
Of renewing the franchise Of the
Boulder electric light plant came up
and it was submitted to a vote Of
the people and rejected.
If 1t was legal and proper to SUBJ
NIT the question to a vote of the
people in Boulder, why not in
Greeley?
One of the very best lawyers in
this city says the franchise to the
Greeley Light and Power company
without vote of the people is void
or at least voidable. The time is at
hand, or near at hand when the
city can have its own plant. If
we should secure gravity water
system the present pumping plant
could be used for a power house for
an electric plant for the city.
We all know the streets are poorly
lighted, the present lighting being
just shade better than none.
We especially call the attention of
our new mayor and city council to
this burning question in the inter-
ests Of those who are here now and
OF those who are to come after.
Citizen.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
About Rheumatism.

There are few diseases that inflict
more torture than rheumatism anG
there is probably no disease for which
such varied and useless lot of rem.
edies have been suggested. To say
that 1t can be cured is, therefore, a
bold statement to make, but Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which enjoys
an extensive sale. has met with great
success in the treatment of this dis.
ease. One application of Pain Balm
will relieve the pain, and hundreds
OF sufferers have testified to perma.
nent cures by its use. Why suffer
when Pain Balm affords such quick
relief and costs but trifie? For sale
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
Something New.

From now on the Santa Fe viii,
run tourist sleeper clear through tc
California without change on theiy
train leaving Denver daily at 8 d,
m. This Is a great improvement
over the service in years past.
The Santa Fe also announces the
resumption Of the daily service OF
the Famous California Limited which
leaves Denver every afternoon in the
week at 3:45.
For full particulars, pamphlets
and reservations on either of these
trains, write ]. P. Hall, general
agent, A. T. & S. F., railway, Den
YER, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT
Estate of James II, o.

| Estate OF James II. Orr, decea
The undersigned. having been
u 81 aaomlhistrator al OF the estate g
d. Orr. late Of the county OF Weld
state of Colorado. deceSsed, here!
notice that ne will appear bel
county court OF said Weld cot
tne court house in the city OF Gre
Monday. the 18th day OF May. A.
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock .. m. OF 81
~ which time all persons having
against said estate are notified
ing the same adjusted. All per.
depted to said estate are reaue
make immediate payment to the
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. tn
day of April, A. d. lDO5.
GEORGE II. I
Administrator OF the e
m, James H. Orr. decea
thompson d Hatch, Attorneys.
Firstpublication Greeley Tribur1
10, 1873; last publication May 4, Il
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
Stockholders Meeting

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Greeley Power
and Light company at the office of
the company, 81 Eighth avenue, on
Saturday, May 9Th, 1905, at 1880 D.
M, for the purpose of electing five
directors to serve for one year, and
TO transact such other business as
may properly come before the meet.
ing: W. N. Boomer, Secretary.
Greeley, Colo, April II, 1905. j.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
800 Reward, 800.

.o The ne readers Of this paper will be pleased
disease that science has BEEN cen abeIaoeo abIa e.
fanre anf,l in ali its stages and that is Catarrhh h
cmra maiIs Ca Gatarrh Cure is the only positive
nifty. Catarrh, being a constitution,aI1a ,Iader i r
fHnsYe, HY, reH149lres constitutionai treatment Z
sctirs naiis GSai.arrh Si.a Cure is taken internaliy
cous surfaces Of the system, NTH theaebv anG mu. da
stroying the foundation OF the disss,aaee de-
hno ins N Rytlbns tbs the Patient strength by build
ture ip doing It. work. The ix pronrisxtnnsas, ma,
thst then 10 m1sh os, fsith nth IL its
any case eRst i INA fsiis iHundred u Dollars or
list OF testimonials. Address 'e"o tor
so,d e T.. =: CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. O.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti,.,;.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMf

NOI1CE OF FINAL SETTLEMf7
vi IN the matter OF the estate oil Jan
W9odberry, deceased. a
ths2osa,cs hn2s,cs is hereby given, That on IA N
q he S1is q az: & she p Nay lsi ieP GH
County court 81 Weid COUNTY.
state Of Colorado, Il Emil b. Hatd
ministrator OF ssid estate, will appl
tore the Judge Of said Court. press
Pray the approval Of the same, an
ministppppttyyt rnsd apply to Be dischar9ed as s,nd sp'
any person In interest may appel
there be. d,
1905, ENif. X HATCH
,Administrator OF the estate OF Jan
Woodberry,. y,.decexsed,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
DUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Arvid w. Larson, bJ
tain deed of trust dated the p
January, A. d. 1904, and recordd
23rd day Of January, A. ID. 1904.
flee OF the county clerk and I'd
the county Of Weld and state OF
and appearing of record therein
1856 at page 800 Of the records thS
veyed to the undersigned publi|
as trustee. the. following desc1
estate, situate, lying and bei1
county OF Weld and state OF
The west half OF section twe|
(23), township seven a north,
ty-seyen $50 west of the sixth
meridian, together with three 4
of the Water supply and Stor|
pany, and all lateral rights. d
and excepting therefrom right
for public highways, irri1atina
and all lands under the Eatd
about ninety 800 acres, more oj
formerly decided for reservoir p,l
secure to Gustav E. Lyckman
ment OF three certain promissd
in said deed OF trust described, d
Whereas, default has been ma
payment. OF the interest that was
payable January 22d. A. ID. 1905,
ton Of the agreements and sti1
~ aCCa vi dSt
of which Gustav E. Lyckman,
owner of said notes, has filed wit]
dersigned his declaration in vi
the violation of the terms OF sal,
trust and his demand that said
be advertised and sold pursuai
terms Of said deed of trust.
Now, therefore, by virtue OF II
ises and the conditions, stipulatl
agreements in the said deed
specified, and said demand for sal
property, and by virtue Of the pd
authority vested by law in me d
trustee in the county of Weld q
OF Colorado. will, on Friday, th}
of April, A. ID. 1905, at the ho1
O'Clock in the forenoon of said id
east front door of the court housl
city of Greeley, in the county OF v
state OF Colorado, expose for sale
the property above described, AMI
deed of trust described, ct public]
Tor the highest and best price Il
VIII bring In cash. together with
right, title, benefit and equity OF
tlon OF said Arvid w. Larson, h
ana assigns therein.
A. S 5. 1908. 5. eGsfE6RRGGlRGr 6RRGGlRGrfcG;f B. Gs;fh| III
Public Trustee in the County
and State OF Colorado
First publication in the Cred
pune March 3, 1905: last publicati|
Upon the written request oil
Lyckman the above sale. is postd
! rhdprrsday' ! T S MsyA, 1898, at the saI| AZ
Public I'D
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
TRY DRY FARMING
Experiments to be Conducted
Near Ault.

Considerable interest is being
shown, especially in the northern
part of the county, in the model
farm being established on the prairie
east of Dover and Ault by the Co.
lonial Securities & Trust company OF
Denver.
Eighty acres of land is to be put
into crops this year, to be cultivated
under the Campbell system OF dry
farming. Prof. Olin Of the agricul-
tural college, who is probably the
best authority in this part Of the
country upon this system of farming
will have general supervision over
the tract.
Orders have already been given by
the company for the erection OF a
house on the farm for the superin-
tendent. A soft water we'll, wind
mill and tank will be put In, and
farm buildings erected.
On the plains of Kansas, Is miles
east of the Colorado line. Prof.
Campbell has 400 acre farm under
cultivation, where he is demonstrat-
ing the value of his system.
During the two years out Of the
five the farm has been established,
not drop Of moisture fell during
the summer months, yet Prof.
Campbell has been able to grow an
average of 40 bushels Of wheat to the
acre, and 100 sacks Of potatoes.
On the model farm irrigated
crops will also be tried alongside the
dry farming crops, to discover just
how much difference water will make
In quantity and quality of the crops.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27

Upon the. written request oi
MMyckman the above sale is postd
Ihprsday, May 4, 1905, At the san
Public I'd
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-09-08
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These ORIGINAL Little Liver
EAST r ND ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jeus Stintsgaard had
a narrow escape in a runaway last
Sunday. The horse became fright
ened and tipped the buggy over
throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Stintsgaard
and the ba by out. MIR. Stintsgaard
was injured quite badly, and the
baby was injured about the head
The doctor was called immedi ately
and everything is done to relieve
the injured ones.
Miss Edna Farnham was visit
ing friends in Brookings last week.
Nj. and Mrs. G. B. Redfern
spent last Sunday in Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Odekirk
visited at the home of Ed. Farnham
last Sunday,
Miss Gala Moe went to st Paul
last Friday to attend the Minnesota
State Fair.
Miss Polly Pond returned to her
home in Madison, last Tuesday after
a three weeks visit at the Armstrong
home.
Noel Hubbard and cousin, Miss
Edith Hubbard, departed Thursday
for Sioux Falls, where they will at
tend the Baptist college the coming
year.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-09-08
SPIRIT LAKE sLsxxARD.

Coke Poppen returned to Iowa
Monday after spending several weeks
10 this vicinity. he is we'll pleased
with the crops here.
MIR. and Mrs. MeDna Beaumann
are rejoicing over the arrival of a boy
at their home Friday Of last week.
Menna is feeling particularly proud
as this is the first boy.
Chris Meyers spent last week at
the Fl. A. Poppen home.
Miss Kate Greenfield, one of the
popular aud efficient teachers OF
Spirit Lake township, is visiting with
her brother in Montana.
There was no sign Of frost in this
locality Monday morning, although
the thermometer showed the tempera,
ture to be not far from the freezing
point. A frost at that time would
have done great damage to the corn.
There are a few pieces of the earlier
corn that have mltured a large per.
centage of the ears but the later
fields still need a few days to put
the crop out Of danger. After escap-
ing that cold spell we have hopes
that the corn crop will be safe.
Barley aud oats are turning out
good yields, but the wheat is not
above a general average as to yield
or quality.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-09-08
Correspondence
MANCHESTER.

Chickens are ripe but the crop is
rather a failure, the June rains hay
ing broken up the nests. However,
The sportsmen seem to be enjoying
themselves. Ducks are plentiful.
Miss Gerta Taylor left Weduesday
for her home in Wyoming after
spending the summer with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Bergerson,
Mrs. Hennegan, Of Erwin, and
Mrs. Fitzgerald and son from Penn.
Hylyania, spent Sunday at the Lind
say home.
5. w. Hollister attended the coun.
ty board meeting this week.
Miss Rose Lee left Monday fol
Lake Preston. She will teach neal
there the coming year.
j. B. McAIlister, of Palo, Iowa, i.
here looking after his farm north Of
town.
f. q. Gleasou, Of Sunborn, MINI.
with two friends visited a few DAYS
at the viii Howard home. Fred
grew to manhood neal here and his
old friends were glad to e BIN. He
is now n of the leading business
Inen of Sanborn.