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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

Stem paa Sfinnerne. -
en- aemen SlpnqeItre
6dr en- eler onnsn onbTnoet 9er.
ion bsgaast SuIebag. ibet ban napua
te DAG bar bGItet en- ItOr Sen inn
pda foIebube Wd8nebiunbbd-
mems Skinner.
81. AZ ON @ftermi6ougen, umio.
oelbart for 3ogets qntomit fra Sal
IebabeTiOen. pasierebe 0irettot
@pbtI6s tilfaloigpis ga%nsItratnin-
oen i'll 6obs % opbogeoe ba STE.
men, Der par unbrdat pua en- Gin.
ne peo MarienIpItTfopen.
Oct Inttebes ham netop at foo
Stsnen pellet bort. i%orinotn bel
meb alahe Sulereiienbe fnlbte 3oe
tom bruienbe.
- Mtistonten sr. fila. oRingitet
5oltetipenoe4 Iiprfi rettei mob ef
ca. 22aori9 perion. Iom famine Gf.
termibbug bIep oit bort fra gans.
ftratninaen. 6oor 59rbiel al upeO
tommenbe er forbuot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

Bort 5oIt. timber ben 8itef
bar ,,9rifeligt bonff Gnfesforbunb"
for arbsibssipere og 2tr6ejbere pads
kebnbt l~tbgiDeIfen uf ct l1geblob for
@focidl O%plpsning og girffombeb pon
2rifenbommens 9runb meb pdffor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

1T Barnet Op o9 dftsrret og bentes
De qolitiet. Der itruts beigr9ebe
Barnet, Der marteligt not leOeoe
enonu. paa 9%oIpitaIet. Samme Steb
6uugtes 9eoitemoberen. fom ipns
tes at iooe trpgt. 6Orel1big bIeb bun
interneret pao 6 QfoeIing.
garnets Wober er 3ieneitepi9e,
eg 5oberen, Der er bortreiF. bar
intet nbet til bets llnberboIo. De
elenoige 8aar, bborunber De IeOes
be. og 8ebItemoberen8 SeIDop9ioens
tep bar ~ittert bepirtet oct ubbgges
lige MorbforIs9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
Duut1turR

Oct tgL. gsografifte Gel.
ffdb. Den 3. San. ON Qftened
6olot bet tgt. oanite geo9rafIte Gel.
TAB / 9oncertpalGet Wtgoe, peo bDil.
tst o'9errer MpIiuss6ridien %
Gnuo Rasmusfen meboelte beres o.
feieue Referat af @rsnlanoszGrpes
b%itionens geographic og etbnografit'
ReIultater. 6oreorogens Ieoidgeoes
at Qpsbiasber, og / Sulen par Der
ppbqngt @reO Molttes Portrattsr
ca 6tspeoitionns @enitanoe ira
Sap gort.
SITTER 5oreOra9et par Der feitIia
Souper paa !6Otel 5enir. bportil
gtspeoitionens Deolemmer par inos
buOte al 9eografit Selitab.
Den u. Sanuar Tube begse
observation-disclosures tale / 6briIiianias
"a Den 20. 5anunr i Stoctbolms
eeoorafTte SelTfaber. ; 9ebet Al
5ebruar CO Darts taIer besu0sn
Mpliuss eridien i 2onoon, @ltOna,
6omborg og Berlin / be Dercaren ;
geographic SeI1aber.
5ra 6rpbitionen f~orelud Der a
lsrsOe / December uofBrIige &a2po-
ter Der alereoe i December ubFsr
lige Rapporter til lloenri9smiuii
ferret. Suoenrigsminiterief % &ula
tusminiiteriet ON S~a9tta9eIier unoel
8eiien, IarIi9t mto 9eubIit pad
Sn6ora9nin9en At ben npbereiIt'
9rpnlanofe apfitratning unOtl
bauTt statsbeibeo O9 0pretteIien Il
en- fait banft Station bIdnbt d
aap gortite 6sonin8er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

Ut ul1n0fr CT nuuOfthf 3nlQIe 8flfHtlllH ft Ct
lpert 1afafbe Of aatarrt. br life tan ~teltrb1S ptt
Halrs Batarrh Cure.
f.. 4. eBeaep y 6 D. eier'. 3olcbn. Q.
81. uuoeriegneoe. bar fieuot 7. s epenep De feft
Is Aar % tror. bad CT nlbeea bp6eriig l ale 6crfst
lin0 s. Eronsaftlnuer % fnauoelt / Sioub nj At optnb
es gaaper bnrphatriie. bires 6trma bar paataaet ~.
Wett&Sruat. 9%8boielale Srh9giis. 1eleoO. D
WenlbfHq. atHH0n d rbtHs
W3holsiol Sraaq.is, Solebo. {,
Halfs Catarrh Cure iaaes i~nbOeuei9 % btrier d
etts ia sleoet o. S%niismsis Silmbtnoer grls 70
II. 5laite. z lees al ale spothsiere. UioneBtgro fr,L
HAIRS Family Pitis sr Be bebftG
q. Is. Dgetiar % 6prretningsfg.
rer u. 0ioritlen ION Reoatterer.
De- fo%reIiggenbe fprite Drummer
~inbe6oloer bl. a. en- rebattioneI Re
toegerelie for g. b. IS MlaaI %
0lioler o9 QrbeiOs9iOer" al Or.
polit. 8. 6. 9isgaurb.
Rp 8pinbeorenins. @n
8reos at Spinoer bar iluttet ii9
fammen ON Ddntlien at en- 20
litif aoinbeforening" meO ben 9p=
cape at patfe &pinbers politiits
Snteresie, ftarpe oeres 6o%ritadeIie
al iocialt % politiit 2iO o8 uboaas
ne Gem til 0eltagelie / iamme.
Ct tnteres 5uno peo
&oIbing. 5 lang 3iO bar man
ri. at Der paa en- SOreloo, til
5crenoc qroprietar 9erp. o3erpse
minot", laa Grunopoloen At en-
gommel RiOberbor9. 5 ben oasr=
Toftc lib bar ifg. a&oibiug 5!t5I."
Broprieter 3erp imiolertio Iao.t
foretags u%o9raOninger, oa MAJ bar
oerbeO funoet ct 6unoament / gan
tie torlaaet Omfdno. Der bar Ian@
letes pitt fa pSnIo". ION er %
alen brebt og lige Iaa o1bt. BAN
net al tor 9ampeiten, i~ammenffi:t
meb aolt. 9iI Foit er moi itsbt
poa noget, Der tunbe ligne 6iernet
al en- arloer. muret al tore Utuns
teIfen.
5unoet bar patt tor 0pmGrts
iombeb. 6oltebluoet mener meo
geItemtbeo at tunne ii9e, at bet er
5unOdmentet for ben dbelige ga
mile Steels 9amle Stamfe6e
.Msgtoeb", napnt ferite Sang
400.
6n 9eeraoetfe. Oct er bel
ijalrent, at en- 3ieneitetarl faar en-
fuaban Sorbefarb, ION bet Qbtaars.
bag bleo ufbs0e 9ieneiteturl Riets
Mortenien / Granddaughter til Del.
Riels Mortenien bopbe / % Waa-
neber Tibet i 8%ribsIsieliae 5engIel
= men Der fanot ban eiter en- boIo.
Tom Sj9letamp 5reb / 3roen Poo
Seius Sriitus. Sg Iioen Ia bier
hans 2ib ct fort gionesbnro ON
Greens Rost.
Den forberparenbe 5trafefaugt
bleO fuI9t til grapen at Ell 5elgt
iaa tort. at bet life Tumble fnor
plobs ! airfsn.
Niels Mortenisn bapbe nemii9
punOet fig npe 9enner blunbt SUBS
5olt. paitor S4jsrring og Jan8f
ielsprait 0lun6 taIts i airtsn. 90
ftor 9oH. gaIIensbaf. forretteot
SoropautaiteIien.
81 airtetug beftaoigei
luf Stormen. timber Stormen
Ii 5rebags bleb ct tort Stptte al
3aget paa Stabp airtes Yarn
6elge oRin9t. u. Qb." reoet op.
9lpet paa ben enc Sioe beOageos
fla op o9 neb TOm ct Stbtte 3si.
oa nogle gIppIaber faIbt neb.
SRA 6arbosre tribes Der
unoer 2. os.: SerOarenbe Gognes
raao bar beiIuttet at Iabe opfsre
ct 4lberbomsuibt. pa De ~alberbomss
unbsritettebe, iom lite tan 30 alene.
iteoie bliDer Here, iaa at ct Qfpl er
rsbUenbigt. 9tr itoI anfGttes en-
3touom psb afbIet.
90 -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

5r. g|ierres 8telerfort.
6oltetbingsmono gjerre fra Ran
hers bleo 10 for fort 3ib iiben Oeo
9orIer as6ItubsGfstroret ibsmt en-
iterre gebe for be Optsier, fom ban
/ en- yIsftst" Stemning Iaoebe ON
9oro poa aielerbamperen. gu bar
en- Del at hans 9Glgere / 6obiten
til6ubt at bbe 8ibrog til 9staIing
df 8eben, men 6r. gjerre bar. for.
teler. S1IanOspoIten". %afilooet bet
te. forbi ban bar dppeleret Sogen
til Oberretten, boor ban benter II
flipe fritenbtl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

On Potba per / 6ore.
% qoirbampitibet oapss" ben 80.
Dec. paa i'm Reife fra 5reberits
barn til 29ss tom / Rprbeben al
4ass, reiite ia en- frnetetig Sne=
torn at 2itsRorbeft. Nan fun
be life fe 2unb, og man bibite al
osies life, bbor man befan6t fig.
9dptain 6eiomann, Der inbfon Si-
tuationens 5arligheb. fonbt BET rio
tiqit efter Somrodb meb Wonbfo,
BET al taiie Qnter / Stebet for at
gaa til Ses igen, bbdb ban mente
tilbe b9re ben fire Undergoing.
QnterfGben fprone imiblertib. %
Sfi6et oreb pao 8runb. Mdn bin
tie / be n2fte 2 Elmer lite, bbor
man befanbt fla. Sfibet bugsebe
iiobig pct, % fIere uf gasfagererne
haboe Reonin9sbalter poo. 4ne
bar for6erebt pao bet p9rite.
s Qe6et nfRatten tlareOe BET no
get op. % BET Inftebes Stibet beb
en- DEF 6alsl9fe Operationsr, tos.
BET Git oDer Tlsre Rsoler % buggene
me9et TART mob 8unben, at tom
me af 9runOsu OeO esen 9jaIp.
Det ANTON til 2nss 9dOn 81.
3 4ut meo poit os gosIuserer t
uogenlunOe Behold. Manse buooe
~ifriDsr ,@enbi. lib, iittsrt ben.
tet 0sben. men man Hap mso
Stratten og meo bet minbrs IL
helb, at noale 6otte git ooer 8orb.
Sorbftefb paa Sstonb.
Sra RepfiaOit %itrioes til R. 9. ben
%. Dec. pr. eng. 9rufpler Dia 6un;
8 @aar Worges ST. 5 martebss
Der Der I BDsn ct miHbre Serb
ifGIb, Der bog lite gjorbe no9eH
Stdbe, bDerten Der / 8bsn etlsr | b..
Ggne. Der for nogIe Qor iioen bIeD
iaa baarbt biemfeet beruf.
Sorbft9lbene plejer life at gsre
ulDfter Der / Rebtiubit, men Oi
bar meb noeen QsngIteIfe ~imsbeist
@fterretnirger fra Qrness os Rons
gnrpaGafpsfel. Seq bar M taft
meb Rejfenbs fra Stoffsepri og
glfus, fom tom bertil / @uor QF'
tee og | Morgss. De bar Tlet lille
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

manage genaabnineer. J
fbite Stdtsraubsmgbe bar 6s.Nai.
&onqen u~nberfrepet tenimoo IN
balo Snes 4nbro9enber ON Gftsrs
qioeIie at Straf. De eftergipne
5troHe purierer fra Rottina I'll
5orbeorinqs6usarbeibe / 1ere Qar
for Ran og 9poeri, men be puagGis
oenoe Ital iou forIobe 2anbst / st
nqrmere beitemt initial 4ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

SRA 6arbOere tribes Der
unoer 2. os.: 9erOarenbe Gognes
raaO bar b%eIIuttet at Iabe opfsre
ct alosrbomsaibf, pa De alberbomss
unoeritsttebe, iom lite tan 30 alene.
iteois bliOer Here, faa at ct Qfbl er
rsbUenbigt. 8er Hal aniGttes en-
3touom pep glfb!et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

.. Is. Dpetiar % 6orretningsfs.
rer u. 4ioritien Jon Reoatterer.
Oct foreli9genbe ferite Drummer
inoe6olosr 81. a. en- rebattionel ae
t0eaprelle for g. b. 6.s 0laal %
Nlioler og QrbeibsgtOer" al Or.
polit. 8. 6. 9isgaurb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

Rp aoinbeforenins. gn
areos at apinber bar iluttet ii8
Tamnen ON 0antlien af en- 20
litif aoinoeforsnin91 meO ben 0p=
eape at batte &oinOers politiIis
Snterssie, fqrpe Oeres 5oritaaelie
at Iocialt % pOIitiit 2iO o9 uobaas
ne Gem til 8eltagelie / iamme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

81 8irtetug beftabiget
"a Stprmen. timber Stormen
i 5rebags bleb ct tort Stptte Al
3aqet paa Stabp Sirtss 5oorn /
6plge oRingt. u. Qto." reoet OBJ.
9lpet paa ben enc Sioe beD99tos
fla op o9 neb iom et Stptte 3sj
% nogle gInplaber falot ne6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

Neeu roomsy The News want column
will find them for you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
%nINeHAMroM ToRNApo.
Frerk storm In New York stats Per.
formed Like western Cyclone.


Frerk storm In New York state Per-
formed Like western Cyclone.
BINGHAA1TON, N. Y, June THE
tornado that struck this city performed
many peculiar and almost unbelievable
freaks.
Three Of the nine barns on Harvey
Westcott's farm, just west of the city.
has been unable to find any trace.of
them.
On the johnson estate. ON Riverside
drive, it moved Il swath about POO feet
wide through a double row of pines.
thirty-Six OF which were cut off about
eight feet from the ground as cleanh'
as though done by a huge moving ma
chine.
A house belonging to the Scranton
Land company in the eastern part OF
the city was vacated on Saturday. The
house was picked up by the wind, APP
parently turned around and oyer, and
the roof was left in the cellar. while
the bottom part was scattered for Il
quarter of a mile.
The house of Bernard Smith, OF
Kress street, was blown down the hill
seyenty-hve feet, where it lodged bot
tom side up in Mrs. l. c. Weeds yard.
and George Johnson's house, south OF
the Saith place. was deposited bottom
side UP on the Smith foundations, the
rocf in the cellar. Seven people were
asleep in two houses, and none of them
was seriously injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., June l.
The bodies of two boys who met a hor-
rible death by cremation on the beach
here have been identified as those of
Ordner j. Delaney and William JEFF
fries, both of this city, aged seven and
five years respectively. The two boys
were ~inseparable companions. They
had gone to Il brush heap of pine trees
on the beach front and dug a hole be-
meath the pile and crawled under. 1t is
believed they had matches. for soon the
brush was ablaZe, and before the boys
could crawl out they were cremated.
Their eharred bodies were scarcely rec.
ognlZable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
TO DETHRoNE THE KING.
Dissolution Between Norway and
Sweden Thought to Be Inevitable.

Dissolution Between Norway and
ssveden Thought to Be Inevitable.
COPENHAGEN, June Git is the
opinion here that n dissolution between
Norway and Sweden is now inevitable
but that it cannot occur without re
moving or %suspending the existing lie.
gal power.
Before the end of this week the
storthing will have adopted resolu.
tions which from the instant they come
in force will mean the dethronement
Of the king. The N~orweglans main
tain that the king by not revoking his
veto given at Stockholm of the law for
separate consular representation and
partly by his absence from Norway
has suspended his rights and duties as
king of Norway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

OSWEGO, n. Y, Jme Three per
sons, of them Il woman said to be
socially prominent n'this city. are i'm.
pilcated by detectives in the plot to ex-
tort money from John JAY Tonkin, a
wealthy iron manufacturer of this city
Mr.. Tonkin has offered $4,000 for iden.
~titication and arrest of the mysterious
person who has written letters threat
ening to kidnap his daughter Rosa
mond and sent sketches depicting the
dire results that would follow the neg
lect Of the parents to give up the mon
ey demanded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
Sunday Excursions TO BelIewoOd via Lehigi
Valley Railroad.

Special train leaves Perth Amboy
every Sunday at $40 a. NJ, also on
July 4th and Labor Day, Sept. 4th.
Fare for round trip, Is cents for adults
40 cents for children. 1l6TS 81 Ct
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25
GLENBLZRlN, NORTH DAKOTA
Her Maryelows Groav-Locoted IN the Heart of the Fn
Mouse RiUer LOOP Section.

volumes for the enterprise of the bust
ness men of Glenburn. Another feature
which is worthy of especial mention is
that the farming country tributary must
be productive to a certainty, otherwise
conservative business men could not be
induced to invest their hard dollars as
they have done and are doing in Glen,
burn. ... 80
The Mouse River Loop, that country
which supports the enterprises of Glen
burn, has attained a reputation as a
profitable farming section second to
none in the northwest. Her production
annually per acre. exceeds anything
ever before known. Comparisons with
other sections confirm this assertion
It is essentially poor mans country
The renter from the eastern states has
found independence and has acquired
a farm of his own and is today well or
the road towards wealth.
Here the man with few hundred dol
lars may obtain a .foothold, for LAND
values are exceedingly low as compared
with older sections. Here we find
colonies from Iowa, Illinois, Michigan
Indiana, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kenmare, N. D., March 23.-l was up
in Ward county this week and took a
look at Kenmare. Talk about "Mr.
Aladdin with his "little old lamp"
doing business in the old days! Why
these wide awake business men Of
Kenmare are building up this beauti-
full little city in get-together, progress
sive way that would only give "Alad-
din as builder about thirty cents
per in this "burg.' Seriously speak
ing, in all my travels have never seen
better illustration Of what public
spirit, push and energy will Do than
right here in Ward county. On the
north shore of Middle Des Laos lake is
this modern town with every advantage
and up-to-date equipment of one of our
big cities and educational opportuni-
ties that should appeal to every father
locating in new home and the best of
churches and business establishments.
If the man who is looking for a new
home or the investor who wishes to get
the best returns for his money could
only look this town over the railroads
would be running specials with tickets
reading right thru to Kenmare. The
man who locates in Kenmare this year
is going to get good returns for his
money and then the country surround,
ing here is where the homeseeker can
gain happiness and prosperity by get:
ting out that cold sock" or digging
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25
"KEWzNARE ON THE 500"
Il Hnstmg. Busting Wide. Aacake Toavm Fast Conner
in Ward County, North Dakota.

up his surplus "coin'' and putting his
money into a farm near Kenmare.
Kenmare farms are the best in the
state. Situated as they are in the
famous Des Laos valley, having a deep
rich black loan with a heavy yellow
clay subsoil, with a rainfall equal to
any district in the northwest, there has
never been a failure of crops. This
splendid land can be purchased at low
prices and on easy terms, making the
Kenmare district poor man s paradise.
Hundreds of Woodworking families,
who had barely lived "from hand to
mouth - "back east,' on a rented farm,
or forty, have seized the opportunity,
which is open to all, and are now the
owners of 100 acres of the best land
on earth, each year putting something
aside "for a rainy day.
In some of the new settlements whole
colonies have come from Iowa. Illinois
and Indiana, and altho some of these
are but year OF so old. it is surprising
to see the comforts with which they
have surrounded themselves and the en-
joyments they maintain.
My advice to the farmer who has been
paying rent back east is to spend one
cent and write the Business Men s asso-
citation of Kenmare, and he will find
every hand extended and help given to
enable him to get on the ground floor
in this Homeseekers' Paradise.
.,-.- Ward D. Williams.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence
Glenburn, N. D., March 23, 1905
The history Of Glenburn reads like a
tale from Arabian. Nights. While but
still an infant as to age, her prosperity
and remarkable development is the
wonder of all visitors. The townsite
was plated in the fall Of 1908, the
first lot being sold Sept. 20, but the rail
road was not in operation until the fol-
lowing December.
At the present time Glenburn has a
population Of 400 people.
Glenburn has a large hotel, two
large livery barns, four implement
establishments, two lumber yards, two
banks, two drug stores, a live weekly
paper, and her six large modern grain
elevators attest to the productiveness
of the farming country tributary. Glen
burn also has a good school, and her
three church societies, consisting of the
Presbyterian, Roman Catholic and
Methodist, are all housed in their own
edifces.
s When one stops to consider that all
I this and more has been accomplished
within but a few months time it speaks
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25

on the sound from Everett to Vancou-
yer, thence back thru the country to
Seattle, Washington, and I have con-
Guided that North Dakota is the place
for man with moderate means. Cold
weather is preferable to continued rain
in the winter rs
Another party living in South Da,
kota, who owns a Ransom county farm,
writes as follows: 81 have yours of
the Sd inst. in regard to price of land,
and in reply will say that I am not
anxious to sell my land there, as it is
a good paying Investment. It paid me
10 per cent on an investment of $25
an a, acre last year, and it is only about
half broken up - =.
could multiply evidences of this
kind, but these three instances given
are fair sample of the large number
shown me by the party to whom I re-
ferred above. Were I desiring to buy
land myself, I certainly would buy
where not only the residents, but the
nonressidents had such faith as this in
their lands, for values are certain to ad
vance under such conditions. Every day
1 become more and more thoroly con
WINGED that Ransom county, North Da
kOta, is the place to invest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25
RANSOlN COUNTY, NO. DAKOZA
our Correspondent Finds Plenty Of Eyidence of The
s> Faith ancestors Haze in Ransom ~
VA %*1 County, Lands N#

A. few weeks ago I wrote you of the
faith the residents of Ransom county
have in their lands. A day or two since
! came across some evidence Of the
faith of nonresident investors in lands
owned by them in this county. I was
shown some letters by one of the large
real estate companies. received by it
in reply to inquiries for prices on GER
tain lands, and I give you two or three
as samples. p. - .'.@
A gentleman living in Minnesota,
who owns a section Of land i'm Ransom
county, says: eve have concluded
to withdraw our farm from the market.
This farm paid us 20 per cent on our
Investment net in 1904, beside the in
crease in value. If we should sell wo
do not know Of anything to invest our
money in that would begin to pay like
Ransom county land. We prefer to
buy some more just such land rather
than sell what we haveo t~&
A gentleman living in Montana, who
owns a Ransom county farm, writes as
follows: II am not anxious to dispose
! of my land in Ransom county unless a
good round price could be had. I have
just returned from trip to the Pacific
coast. / visited the principal towns
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25

FOR LIST OF FARMS in North Da-
kota, in the Missouri Slope Country, at
from Sc to $12 an acre, write L. N.
CARY (for "a years Land Agent N. P.
Ry. Co., MANDAN, N. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25
YOU CAN BUY
1875 acres Of wheat land that produced
over $40 an acre last season, for $40 an
acre today. Come or write.
FRANK P. ROOT,
Lakota, Nelson County, North Dakota.
MORE LAND AGENTS WANTED.

A TOWNSHIP of best quality farm
land, Is miles from Belfeld, Stark coun-
ty, will sell for $3.50 an acre, which
will retail for three times that amount.
Let me write you the particulars. L.
N. CARY, MANDAN, N. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25
1880 ACRES GOOD farm land. mean

1850 ACRES GOOD farm land, near
Mandan, N. D. (sections Z, 1, II, 10,
lying around section - Homestead
landD; really good land, for 81 an
acre. / guarantee that such lands are
selling by the quarter section at twice
that price right there. Inquire Of L.
IN. CARY. MANDAN. N. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25

FREE HoMEsTEADs
HELL ELLIOTT LAND co. MNDAN NORTH DAKOTA
Of wheat oats barley fax and
in improves fnms
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21

AS has been the case for a num-
Der of years, Wheeling is the one
mecca for the members OF the
higher Masonry of this state on
Maundy Thursday this year, and
for the past two days Masons
from all parts of the state flock
ed to Wheeling and the town last
night was practically filled with
distinguished visitors, many OF
whom were men prominent in the
business, official and social life of
the Little Mountain state. They
were there for the one purpose
of celebrating in fitting style
this one great day of the year in
the Masonic societies.
There was an important meeting
of the Rose Croix chapter No. l
during yesterday at the Masonic
temple. Yesterday morning many
candidates for degrees in Masonry
landed in Wheeling, and they
were conducted through the
meetings. 1t is estimated there
were fully twenty-five in the
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-21
Disests What You Ea
Met Instant Death
For Sale by A. R. Corbitt.

Glenn Path, one of the wOrkmen
at the Sheets we'll, near Woods
field, O., was instantly killed a
few days ago by being struck by
a piece of timber from the falling
rig. The casing was being drawn
from the well and Mr.. Path was
leaving the boiler house on his
way to the we'll when the rig gave
way and started to fall. Path
sarted to run, but ran in the
wrong direction and was caught
by the falling timbers. Death
was instantaneous.
Deceased was a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Path, who reside
near Woodsfeld. He was about
% years of age and unmarried.
He leaves father, mother, four
sisters and one brother. He was
a member of the Presbyterian
church, and enjoyed the respect OF
many friends.