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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
TNpoErRnhicnI TnInn Mcet..

TORONTO, Aug. 1.-THE International
union opened its annual con-
ventiou here today
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15

EIEtn butter Market.
ELGIN, ILL.,, Aug. A.-Butter firm at 2Oibc
Sales for the week, $4,000 pounds
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-15
More Cases of TyphoId Fever.
Governor Hoch in Washington.

Governor Hoch Of Kansas, his wife and
daughter and most of the members OF his
stan. who are in the east to attend tho
launching Of the battleship Kansas, spent
the day in Washington and left here at IL
o clock tonight for Buffalo on their way
home. Governor Hoch stopped at WASH
ington TO see a son, Homer Hoch, who is i'll
with an attack of indigestion, but is now
considerably improved
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
@rip
WiebIorie 6i9timsrter | 6oitcrHc.
Nerpes SpGffelie paafnlgte.
Or. Wiles' Nerpine tilba8egaU 0el'
breoet.

Seq par ieuaeisgenOe 8iniereE as al @i9r
imertsr poitern, % nrUss Sbelieie. foradTiagei al
Ct a~lDorliat aHialO al ga @Iipps. 90 i~merterus Dat
Iaa lterfe I'll Fiber, at pef par umulig Tor ini8 al
penbe mia | SeHgeH. SEQ fiHoe lite icte. SEQ bapbs
to ai pore bebhe a9ler Ill at tilie mio. toa ale aoerif'
rebe Meeteiner for eeane art e aebfo, men p~pndaeiibe
ingen g~inoriue, inbiil ies tos 1r. gliies' sieiioratist
Qerpine. Gets Jlaifer aeaaap mig oelbreoet; leg CT
bebre enb lea bar Here anr = ia iaftilf belt heibrsost.
9ee fan fes meb rolie Sampifiiabfb, at bet tar 1r-
Mtes' Reforafibr slerpiHe. Tom sersap MIC 0elbrtoet.
glaar @ietimerterne bar ii1rfeif III ies neiien sieblii'
felie einbrins Deb Bruasn at Or. STILES Antiseain
sins. SEQ bar ~anbsfaiet Or. Mies' wtioler til manss
menuefer." - grsb s9spers, ssoHeIb, 9. ..
r3se bleb anarebet al Smerte 5iertet % unSsr ben
penifre gfnloer. Heb en- iaa %trpftenee 6sIelie 8ru'
Fef, at lea life finbe aanbe irit. 9es baDoe ~ligeleoes
en- Ipae, tom felefie | 6iertereaionen. min Gage BE-
~banbleDf mia for tepers on MareLpaocpi, men iea III
inaea Ginpri1g, inotil en- Yti a~nbei1lebe TT. Niiee'
psarit 9ntr "a 3eitorntiue 5lerOiHs. Sea brugts bei9s
Eele a az gGlfe at hufisEdiH Bills. Sta tr0t, AZ Ieg
IT fnli ~ftonoigt og nnrtgt bebreoet." Wrs. 3. %.
@oibins. N9blespile, Sub.
Nue apotbeferf i9iaer oa g%nranferer ben fsr1te Jlos
he al II. sNiles' n0aemiDler. Sirip eiter fl BOG ON
Or. y.iiss' Mebieal 90. gIfbart. Cub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

Greet. SHbenrigsminifter Siguro
Berg for at operratte Miniiteren ct
motiberet Nnoragenbe ON, at Miiniz
Iwteriet OiI foranIebige. at 2oogips
%ningsmagten %fnareit beleiligt tommer
til at operoeje ell Omorbning at
9eiemmeierne ON 9alg til be9ge
aigsoaeens Ching. ioet bet beitemt
betones, at man life gnifer 4lasiss
balg, og at 9anbstbinget ber belt
omorbnes og 6Oltetbingets gulgorOs
ming reguteres, for at ane Stutsbors
gere, uOen 9enibn til ON be bor /
gp eIsr pao 9ano, ian faa Iigelig
3nbhnbelie pda 3i9sOogsns Gam
m%enI9tning.
SnnenrIgsminiiteren %betontoe, al
5remtomIien al bette 4noragenbe BIZ
ite, at man i interesierebe 8Dtrebfe
anidn @runolobsanbringer for neos
penbise til 5ormoalsts Opnduelie.
Miniiteriet bette gnitet ON liselig
ao9ong til Representation for dle
S~totsborgere uben s6enibn til. ON be
Dor I gD eGler poa 2onb, Og agteos
- nuar bet ifsnnshes beleiligt %
ben %fornsone Sumitemmigbeb ON
Op9obens Omfang MATTE bare til
5teoe = at fOreilaa BERTH iigtenoe
2Gnoringer. bl. a. osiuu | 9runos
lopen; isprigt bem9rtebe Miniiteren,
at SpsrgsmaaI pebrsrenbe 9runOlo.
BEN ben6erte unber &onIeilsprefis
bet. og fpbebe at gre aonieilsprq :
Iioenten bstenbt meo 6enpenbeliens
Snbbolb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

paret foageligt. % ban MATTE Der
fer for st Bar 9(ar iiben tdge fin
Qfheb.
giIfop Stb9r, Der bar .oGret gift
10 @ange, nemlig meb Sophie 9ouiie
9iaienfioIb % efter 1890 meb b n
Dts Softer @iidbetb, bar aomman=
err af 0annebro9sorbenens 1. 9rdo
og 0cnnebrogsmanb. o8ogblaoet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
= NJ q n vt

9dfeene til Rigsbagen.
en DeputatiOn, beitouenoe at Jor=
manbsne for be ipbite, ~fpenite, ij9ls
lanbfte og lOnanoz fuIiterffe @runb=
ejerforeningers GalIesforeninger,
FAINT for 8ebenbcpns 9runbejerfore=
ming, b'6rr. Sberreisfagferer Sobon
peberIen. Qarbus, Snitrnmentmdeer
2unb, Obenfe, Gabritdnt 81. Nnbers
Zen, Selfinssr og &dpt. Surctmann,
asbenbapn, bar ifslse Mebbslelie til
81. 9. paa famtliae @runbejerforenins
gers 9sgne bast Goretrebe bos So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

oairte DC Stat S DEN raOis
fale lngOomstlub bolbt 9aitor Gbr.
0eloing qftenen ben 2. Os. ct Gore
Drag ON ,,airte og Stat"
SITTER at bape uobitlet, bporleoes
6orboloet bapoe uOoiflet fig iiOeu
Rsformationen. ubtalte 5oreordqss
6olberen 2nifet ON airiens fuIos
itanbige 9tbitilslie fra Staten.
Zen fOrrige aultusminiiters 5Ors
flag bar me9et Delnet. men bet oiIoe
IRE til. at ben ,fOrtpnbeOe" ariTten
bonn tom / 5lertal q Robiatning iii
rem .fortGttebe &%riitenoom; bet per-
Ionlige 5orbolb til Sub.
5alerens p%erfOnlige SbeaI bar, Of
be e%ntelte, Der tror. matte fnoe
binanben o9 bonne areOie meo IetDe
paIgte Srbfsrere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
6rnnoris til Sbeologien

ener en- 8atfe 6orelasningsr. Snfes
6olbenbe en- tlar Gper'igt ope Sbeo.
logiens 6opeolarbo1lme, iaaleoes ION
be larss / ben 5enige Grit. met
pasIenbs Spergsmaal trnttet til buer
Jorelasning. Nj 6. %. R%aliton. D
rerIot fra engelIt af 6. Ninerap.
$40 Siber. inb6unben / fulb 9aDsr.
5inb, falees for $1.25.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
SibclfnnDIfnb.

6orflaring OOer De Oigtigite Stpts
fer at bet mn 5eitamente at ben bel
lige Sfrtft og SnoleOning / De bibel7
ffe Bigger. Of Robert apbel. Or. og
orb. grof. / 5beOlogi, O~periat ri
gaItor @obal, meb 5Ororo at qaftor
gufap Senien. 378 Siber, / 9alff@
binb. 5ibl. qris $500, ialges nu
for $1.O0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
acknowledgements.

Snbre Misfions Gilt
Hing til 5offeOPtpsning g
orbefbet. 0m bette gmne inbler
beoe gaitor 6riis Sunien GOrsbag
4ffen ben 2. Mdrts en- 9istusIion I
Stuoenterbiemmet
Wecens man tiolisers blanbt Sn=
bre MisIions 9enner tnnbe trafe
6orbemmeIie enbo9 at a%pislGsning,
bar bette 6prbolb M anbret ig be-
tnoeliqt. Weoens Snbre Miss Ben
ner for en- @arrafte Iioen par bange
for menneffelig 0plnsnina. fan bette
MI fun iiges ON entelte aftroge i9ons
Def. 5al. n9pnebe Iom gtsempel. at
i en- at De Gloite Snbremis iionsfreos
e I Qanbet - 5orne / 9~enOfbsiel -
far maj optdget 6ejitoletdnten.
On amen 5rattion inoen for Sn=
bre MisIion sr 5ifterbeioItninaen. Der
Tar en- qdnite fremragenoe pldbs, %
nan fer, at be troenOe 5iifere, (. gts.
pdd 9eittniten, RACER op oper oeres
iapninge I 5oritanoighe6 og 9anneIs
ie. Man operraifes Ofte ober at le,
bbor belaite og funbfobsrige Be tan
pare.
N}an Faar / bet belle tuget bet Snos
trbf, al De, Der bar lebet | bet inbers
li9ite 5rosliO, o9idu er naoet Iangit
frem / 8annelie.
4ngdoenbs Snbremis fion9rerue mdd
ices, at De er itiaebe foriteqigt. men
olorig er Mobtanbere at Oplpsnin9.
Snbre MisIions qrGiter filler zig
Iaolebes. at be tiger, be lite bar 9io
til at 0irfe for menneitelig Oplpsning
0ette MAD unies for en- Sell, be l9s
fer FOR liot og itoar ! ben RetninS
langt tilbogs for mango 9%runbtpigTte
gr9iter.
Som 0elbeb %betrustet gaar s. M.
uo fra bet Grunbinn: 2iOet fsrit, en-
Jet berefter. Den rstts OplpsHing tonl=
mer Der, fpor Der er 2iO i Sub. Qf
6iitorien l9rer man, at be fore Gps
lpsningsperiooer ofte feIger efter en-
ftor religies @aftelfe. Oct OietigIte
Tor 5. u.s. pr9iter er al fsrs Mennss
fer til Gin / ariftus, og Oa Der et
iao foa, iom eier bette Gin. meuer ne
at matte ri aae babe oeres arefter
til bette Qrbejbe alene.
Com ct anbet 9opebpuntt maa
naonss. at 5. 81. 6eitemt fuitbol6er.
at OplDsnineen olbrig moa bare am
ben plobs enb fom Nr. 2.
Som farafteriitiif m. $. til 5.
rs Sitting til Splpsningsarbejott
fan enbelig bemarfes, at 3~rOslpergs=
maalet ane 9egne tdges meb, iaa al
man itiler Zig meb Mistro oOer FOX
BET OplpsningsarbeiOs, Der ssres fra
rantro Sibe.
Spereer man M, ON bet er til
goDn eler Sfooe for 3. 30. at inb
tage en- Sitting, Der sr beitemt peD
be TIRE n4pnte gunttsr, msner 3dl.,
at BET er til @a0n oerDeb, at Der pin
Deg bette, at man iamler fig ON eel
6oDeopuntt: at freIie M~enneItere.
Oct sr bet FANNIE !6opeopuntt, Der
iumler en- fua Oeliisneliesris Dirt
fombsb fom StuOenterbeDagelien.
Iii srobs for al menneffelig Oplps=
nings 9obbeb, maa Ri faltbolbe BET
&c 6opeopuntt iom bet fsrite og bet
~iterite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Or. Wiartim entbcrs llolese lie

Of SO6onnes Gpangeliums fprfe aa>
pitel, / II qrabitener; %cOeriut at ).
6. Mbnfter. 336 Siber. inbb. /
g9lfbinb. tibl. 9ris $1.20, ialges
III for 60c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Seruialcm paa ariiti % apOit's 5iO.

af 5rants gubi. qrofesiOr /
1beologi. MeO Sort oOer bet gamle
og bet nuparenbs Seruialem, 9enss
faret 81 og oens OmgiOelier. 5ie-
figers qris $3.50, ialgss M for Coz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Strait
9ocfouten ifulOe trab,

aocfouten ifulOe traOe 1 Strait
9srbog ben Il. Morts.
3irsoag @ftermibOag ben 7.Qtarts
ftulee Observation-Disclosures 5Ors
retningsuOpalg bolOe Nlsbe meo b.
iampirtenoe 5dgforenin9er angdaen0e
&Onfliften / mursrfoQrt. 3smrerfor.
6unbet Itaar uoenfor De iam0irtenbe
5o9forbuno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
On Griiti Cpitanoclics

6iitOriite 8irtelighsb. of u. Gbr.
Bang. 1853 siber / gob 5ilifanb,
inbbunben. qris zoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
sluets alpor.

uOpalgte triitelige 5ortGainser,
famleOe at 6. 8. 318 SiOer, inb-
bunoen / tomponeret Sbirtingsbino.
priien bar fpr Oeret $1.20. f9lges
nu for Coz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Jorbaabninget.

Otte Glitter. at fOrffelige 5Orfat=
ters; iamlebe og uOeiOne at ling
bommens Ben. 226 Siber, inbb. /
Gbirtingsbinb, gris 35c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Gormdnneil / 4merifa.

Spenit llogupe. biItOriit 4fbano.
ling. al Sobn u, Chamber, 9. 9. D.
70 Siber, inbb. qriisn bar for SOC,
ialges nu for 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
LindeI s Scott. Greek English Lexicon.

0per 100 Sioer, msgst fulOitans
big ubg. qriien MI nsbiat til $1.75.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

Qocfout / 8pgningsa9 ct
me. Observation-Disclosures Gor'
retningsubpals pebtos | 5slge q
IS. ben 3. Mdrts e~nitemmigt at ianfa
tionere Gtablering of 2octout | fol.
oenbe 8per:
sFor Murernes 0ebtommenbe
SorIens, Belle. SOenbborg, Rpfs'
bling s. og MaribO Os for ssmrer'
nes 8ebfommenbe | Mdrbus, Gsbierg
aolbing, 0drbe og gndborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

efoten Ebo. Bpen Tolebo I AZ.
rnc0s Gonnfp.
sranf .. Gbeuep iD0rger, at ban or bet olbrt
aRebiem af f5irmaet r. ). Gbenen q Co. Der brtDrr
gsorretniHa Ypen 1oIebo. Tor nooHte eonHtp % Sfot,
% al iamnie fJirnio oil betdle en- Gum Of ct bunoreoe
Dollars fer bpert snefte Iiif tlof al aotorrb. bsr lite
tan ~helbreDes Deb grAgen af Halls catarrh Cure.
HroHf 2. 9btHep.
@eebiQes for mig % nnberifrepei / min ylaroersns
Ben ste december 1886.
g~---l u. u. @IeofoH.
z..l JlOtdrius Yubiiens.
Halls Cat3rrh Cure taqes inbpeHbig % ptrfer bt
refte poa Ylooef o. SlimbinoerHe Spffnct. Sfrtp
otter gibnesbgrb. gratis.
s1Y-S RIGGS hos Npofbefere. 7A
HaI's Family Pills er be tebfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Special Bargain Counter"
Silligt llOialg al oatife Spger.

3isie 8g9er er lot "sheIfworn' o9 irlges til ipeeieue @riier- Si
bar fun enfele efseuplarer af bOer. geiiuin9 beOes inoien0t inareit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

II oltettngets zen ire.
6olfetinssmanb Qnton Senfen ban
uomeIbt iig at 9enftrerefOrmpartiet
% inbmelbt zig / o5oltetinaets Ben.
tire. Del npe parti teGler iuuIebss
- Meblemmer foruOen 6r. 3rier,
ION fun bsrsr til galseruppen.
0et onbet bdn te Stofe.
Sanqftebne Al 6. 80 q
9ebenbapn. Stabnet bar pun
BET en- o%perorbentlig fploia og imuI
5ilIlutning fra Sfolernes Sibe. Der
nolebet at Qnmelbeliesfriiten, ben |.
U5arts, forelua for 5orretningsuos
oolgct Qnmelbelie ON OeltagelIe me1
elepbolO fra 68 Stoler. 5nobpbeliers
ne omfdttebe tommunale Sfoler fra
tele 2anbet oe bsjere 4lmenftoler meo
Tlere fra Gsbsnbapn og fra SjGaanba
Gift; ale be inobuote Gate9orier al
Sfoler bill bltpe imutt repr9ienteres
be paa Stepnet, 5oIteitolerne meb Il
Qntal at ii Stoler, be sbrige &ote-
aorier tilfammen meo q Sfoler.
OeIao / !6enIeenbe til be foriteaige
qanbsoeles Representation pda
Stapnst er 3ilnutninssn ierOelss
tilfrebsItilsnOe. Ser msber 9Opeos
Itdben Iom Sieoet for Stapnet meb
bet Itsrite aontigsnt: % Stolsr, og
SjQaanb, iom ben nGrmeit lissenbe
qanbsbel, meb % Stolsr. Sra Born
.bolm meber 8 SfOler, fra 2olldno
3, fra 5pn 6 og fra Spis
lamb 8 Sfoler. StaOnet oil Ioulebes
ogldd / rem fulturel 6enieenbe fad
en- life rinee Snteresfe.
4Ge be tilrejienbe GleDbolo mda
. al 5enfpn til Snotpartertngsn
= bGre pao bgjit % Gleber. GOr be
ineenbps eleDbolo er berimob lite
faItfot nogen Marimalgr1nfe, o.
Solbene fra 6obebifaben BIZ berfor
for Here Sfolers gebtommsnbe bIipe
betbbelie ftsrrs. Salt bill ca. 1900
Gleber fomms til at beltose | bette
St9pne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
BORT Qanbbru

Bort aonbbru9. (Gfter
ougeIfrift for 9dnbm9nb'
0interIGben fer ub ION / De fore
gaoenbe Tiger. Rugen er gren; 6pes
Ten berimob noget oisfen; nan ton
ogIaa Fnbe en- entelt Sb~ebeplauts,
Iom life Ter no til at funne leoe 5ors
daret ooer; men 1 bet tore % bsle
bar 6peben enbnu life tdget nopnss
OarOig Stabe.
Snteresfen for Sutferroebnrtning
bar faaet Start / ben Ieners lib. Bic
bsne bar braet Meboelelie en-, at
9onbmanbene / SlageHes Ggnen pil
bolOe Msbe ON Oenne Sag.
Obenfe Nisfions6iem.
paa 5iitetoroet Gr. 4, /. Gal, Obens
ie, bar 9alanteribanbler 3a1erups
bus inbrsttet 81 NtisFionsbisn. ION
/ Wanbags 6leb dabnet meo en- lt1e
6ejtioeligbeb. Gn arebs at @snnsr
fra gp og Omegn bopbe siOet Mis
be. gfter Qfibngelien uf en- Salmt
tdlte gditor 6olm (@or 5rue airts,
Obenfs) ober Orbet ,aerlisbeben
offolber dlori9", /. aor. 10. 8 - oq
FAB ON, at 6srren pilos aa6eubare
fin aarliSbeo oOer 5jemmst oo bets
8irtiombeb. Man lang iaa Suls
merne: xii 6imlene retter Din Ntis
ftunObeO, Subj" og ait ftuur /
Subs 5aberboanb". = 6jemmet ger
ct OperOrbentligt bpg9eligt Snbtrpt,
og 9ennsr. Der geiter Obenie, BIZ
iitfert. OgToo eGite bette Siem msb
0labe og fSle fig beiemme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
3 Strsmmeu.

5ortening uf Mm. Qser. 5Ortal.
lingen brejer fig ON 9ritteonsst.
$50 Siber. inbb., ialges for 4Oc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Mi sIUnsbnOet

Qar9ons 1897. 5aI9es fOr 4oc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
6iemlanosiange.

5leritemmige MelObier meb 5etit,
famlet og bearbeibet for Menigbeoers
ne / ameritu af M.5 .9jertien, prnft.
Mufitten at Sonas @ngberg. 1872
Giber, 232 forifenige religisie Sons
&c meb Melobier. Salges for 75c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Stpffer a ben beaigs Sfriit

til bber Days MOrgen Og often,
tnpttet til Senoags>G pangelisr, iamz
ke at Sacob .6olm. 8ogla0epris
go. felges for SOC. 8ogen 'er aal
24O Siber % inbbunben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
Se 6jem, ri forloD - % DC 0jem.
ri innot.

Minbsb9rt ON Rorge og 4meri.a.
Clint ill.,, 500 Sioer. fort 5ormut.
9o3lubcpris $3.50. falges for SIPS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-17
SAM GAUrH1ER DOING WELL.


Monroe, Wash :, Transcript: Mr.,
0authier came to Monroe last spring,
from Minnesota. and purchased the
property where he 10 now doing bust
ness, and put In q stock of groceries
also added "Home Bakery" in con.
nection. His business was fairly
good from the etart and by his
prompt attention to bic business and
courteous treatment of his customers,
has gained continuously until he now
has . good trade. and he tells us he
10 confident that he has his share OF
the trade. .'E
He carries q good stock of all kinds
of staple and fancy groceries. -four.
etc., and as his business increases he
constantly added to his stock and to-
day he is doing one of the largest gro-
Gerry trade IN the city. He contem-
plstes-perhaps the coming seasot-
building large and more commodious
store room.
His bakery department is an extern
sive branch. 1t is conducted wholly by
Mrs. Ganthier, who is q fine pastry
cook aud is thoroughly conv1rsant
with her part CT the business. She
has very large trade, especially
among the different societies tnat are
in the habit of giving banquets and
socia]s. Their table is not considered
complete without MIS- Gautht IRIS
cakes, cookies. doughnuts and pies
This is branch of business that mas
certainly filed long felt want in this
community.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-17
The per capita payment Of IS. Is IL.

The per capita> payment Of $6. Is 10.
presented interest due on some 8, 00O,-
O00 which stands to the credit of Min
nesota Indians for pine timber sold
from Indisn Lands. The principal
will be distributed among them some
time: In the future. possibly when they
have gained : better CONF sfaol Of tho
value of a dollar and realize more
fully that the time is fast approaching
when the govern ent will leave them
to ''paddle their own canoe" epd
they will have to take up the poor
white mans burden of trying to live
q civilized life.
. The other payment amounting to-
$3.50 per capita is quite interesting In
that it has to do with = difference
in the value of money, and is an echo
Of the ''greenbacks issued during the
civil war. The Indians very likely
received as payment for certain OF
their lands, sold to tire government
large sums of this paper money, the
value Of which auctuated with the
success or failure of the Onion troops
in every important battle during the
war.
At one time the people had 50 little
confidence In the ability of the gov
eminent to keep It's promise that it
took nearly three of those paper dol.
lars to equal one dollar in gold. It
was fifteen years after the war was
over before the government would
pass out gold dollar in exchange for
a ''greenback" dollar: and it is quite
certain that the Indians had parted
with whatever 'Rreenbacks'' they
mad received long before that time.
which probably explains in me .sure
at least, this difference in the value
of money payment. The total amount
received by the Indians at this pay
menr will be about 1900, and will
help them greatly in getting through
the winter.
Agent Michelet and party left for
White Earth late last evening going
out by way of Mora. Before leaving
Mr.. Michelet assured the Pioneer edi-
tor that this was positively the last
Indian payment he would make at
Mile LAC.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-17

Crookston Times: Manager Charles
Kiewel of the JAG. Kiewel brewery in
this city, who was called to Little
Falls some time ago by the lllnefs Of
his wife and accompanied Mrs. Kie-
vel to the Rochester Sanitarium, will
undergo an operation for the removal
of tumor on his face. Mrs. Kiewel
recovered sooner than expected and
did not have to undergo the operation
expected.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-17
HIGH WAGES IN AMERICA.

A unique testimonial to the high
wages paid in this country is the fact
that artificial diamonds are all made
in Europe as the cost of labor here
makes their manufacture practically
impossible Think of it, diamonds,
the most costly luxury known to mo.
dern civilization cant be made in
America because labor is we'll paid.
No wonder we all enjoy abe good
things in life. Hardly man or
woman in Minneapolis who can't
afford golden grain belt beer in his
or her home regularly and Of all neces-
s8ry luxuries this is the most desired
by those who know good living. It is
more than delecacy for it g the beet
tonic ever produced. Order OF your
nearest dealer or be supplied by VIM.
Won omaras, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-17

g. S. Fernsld, In the service of the
Northern Pacific road TWENTY-FIVE
years and for fifteen years tax commits
general solicitor Of tie Pullman 's COM
pany. The position is new. Mr.. Fer
maid will have opportunity to return
70 his law practice. n. T. Sa1deq1
attorney for the land department, hrs
been appointed to succeed MI. Fer
uald. ! ar: F !. s..s..z. 49, ssz.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-17
STATE FARMERS lNSTl.
TUTE NOV. 2Ist.

A s ate Farmers institute for Nor.
rison cou1ty will be held in Little
Falls on Tuesday Nov. 81, oommenc.
ing at 10 O'Clock .. m. sharp.
The institution will be under the
direction Of IA. Hoverstad, who has
had 4 long experience IN institute
work In Minnesota and North Dako-
To. also in the Eastern states. He
will be ably assisted by other expert.
enced institute workers.
A question box on various topics
will be provided Many hesitate to
ask oral questions. and for all such
the question box is their source of in
formation. Prepare your questions in
writing at your leisure on what you
want to know. and put them In the
question box then at the proper time
the que lions will be distributed to
the parties in whose department they
properly belong, and they will be read
and answered, so the whole audience
will get the benefit.
The hours for holding institutes are
from 10 q. m. sharp to IL NJ, and
from 80 p. m. sharp to 4 90 .. m
every hour will be rich in instruction.
and should not be missed.
There ill be no fixed program, but
the work will be confined largely to
the wants of the locality; consequent
~ the Importance of being there con-
tinuously.
Make arrangements to attend t. e in
ttitute and you " ill never regret it
We should never get too ola t. learn.
This work ie strictly in the line of
agriculture, and the young farmers
can be greatly benefited.
The young people must som take
the work of the aged, and day spent
in attendance at q F. rmers' Institute
may result in their adoption of
methods, the value Of which cannot
be estimated At the Farmers's in
stituts they will meet those who have
Travelled the rough and rocky read Of
experience, who will try. to aid them
in avoiding some of the many diff
culties they had to encounter.
The Farmers in4titute ia the state s
trave ling school of agriculture, which
brings to the young and old the ex.
periences means and methods for the
best known practical results, It is
all tree. no collections and no
charges. Tell all your neiehbors.
Bring your friends and get all the
benefits. RENE mber the time, place
and date. Be sure and be on time.
At the close of the forenoon session.
a. very valuable book of over $50
pages. the Institute Annual, devoted
to agriculture, stock raising, horticul-
ture, dairying, sheep husbandry,
swine husbandry. poultry raieing, do
nestle economy, etc, etc.. will be
given free This book is estimated by
those who have carefully examined it
to be W. II worth from IS. 90 to $25. 90
to those interested in the subjects
therein contained. No farmer should
miss this free gift at close of first ses-
sion: Ladies and young people espe-
cially invited.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-17

Bemidji Pioneer: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
N. Bailey left Saturday evening for
their farm east of Turtle River. where
they will remain for few days hunt.
ing They will establish their perman'
ent residence on the claim in the near
future.