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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY

While gathering cream for the Cen
trail Michigan Produce Co. Monday
morning. Ralph Richard had IAN ex
perience that he will not soon forget;
nor ever care To- repeat.
He is not exactly clear where 1t
happened. but somewhere ON the road
the bride dropped off from one OF
the horses and his team started at
once to run away. They were seen
running south OF limbaugh farm.
but no one seems to- know how far
south of there theY started. They ran
to Atwells cornef and from there
east TO Breckenridge.
Richards attempted to turn them
into the livery barn. but the I'M
bridled one refused to turn and they
ran along by the side of Surprenant's
blacksmith shop. then turned into the
alley, running through by {. A. Cub
lers residence and south on the new
road.
AT the iron bridge, one mile south
they turned west and then a new
danger confronted Richards. A buggy
was in the road ahead He tried &c
call the attention of the driver, Terry
Eldred to his plight, but Terry could
not hear him.
The horses ran into the door yarc
at Ed. Davis and collided with al
apple tree, which stopped their flight
Richards was not hurt, neither was
either one OF the horses, but the necl
yoke. wagon tongue, reach and boti
fro mt bolster stakes were broken.
| He borrowed a wagon OF Georg
| Himebaugh and after. quite delay
was on his way again.-Clarioi
Breckenridge. 40
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
ALMA SUGAR Co.'s LIST Of EMPLOYEES
Be Hand Next Monday Morning at O'clock to Report for
Duty Your Place Will be Filled by Others

WET SUGAR BIN
Day-Wm. Hart, Frank Smith.
Night Harvey Lyons, p. G Mallery.
MOLAsSEs SCALE
Day-John lines.
Night-Thos. Belbeck.
MELTEE
Day-Waldo +. May.
Night Normand Ring.
CRYsTALIzERs
Day-B. J. Wells.
Night-A. Knoertzer.
SUGAR BOILERS
Day-Geo. Greeneweg.
Night-Louis Ortman.
LIME KILN
Day-John Cook, Edgar Sheeer, John
Hammond, A. w. Atkinson, John Me.
Carly, Will Belbeck.
Night Ed Hamp, J. NJ. Nixon, James
Atkinson, Orren Decker, Thos. Beattie,
Wesley Atkinsnn.
BEET SCROLL
Day-Clarence Hundy.
Night-Mr Bell.
swEEPERs
Day-Horace Carter, S. WILDER, Jesse
Fink, E. Gould.
Night Chas. Oliver, Mat Knoertzer,
Chas. Bortels. jr., c. Gould.
WARE HOUSE
Day-C. F. Walker, NJ. Rhodes, J. f.
Davis, John Carter, Bert Hayes.
WATERMAN
DAY.. Demuth, Melvin Ewers.
Night-Wm. Clark.
Jack David, foreman; &. Pierce, Geo.
Haines, Art Schaffer, Fred Clark, Art
Johnson, teamster.
LABORATORY
Day-W. l.. Davidson, Guy sGongwer.
Night-Geo. Frousch.
PULP DRIER
Day--M. Kunkel, foreman; Scott Coch-
ran, B. G. Snyder, c. G. Coleman, Frank
Reid, w. A. Frisby, R. Harrington, Will
lard Robbins, Amos Button, Ray Cameron
Ezra Robinson, VIM. Wey, Fred Elwood
w. F. Welper.
Night-E. Graves, foreman VIM. Brom'
all, c. II. Breeze, VIM. Gillette, Bert Os
borne, Harry Kiter, Jim Clark, Roy Kress
VIM. Burgess, Geo. Bishop, Delbert Hayes
Clyde Lutz, F. Jenner, Lester Ward.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Harry Storey, engine driver and electri
clan; E. Hathaway, engine driver and cleo
trican; Fred Delayan, Joe Henderson
oilers; Pete Fuller, machinist Chas. Tay
Tor, millwright; ]. b. Kernen, general me
chanic; Joe Seavers, pumpman Bert Web
ster, stock keeper; a Little, pumPman.
FIREMEN
Ed Smith, II. Cooper, foremen; Georg
White c. Stimson, water tenders; Tor
Code, boiler cleaner; f Hacket, ash hand
Ter: NJ. Cruson, r Broadhead, w. Storey
!. Garner, r. Robbins w. Robbins, /
Ray. Wolfe, l.. Bailey, r. Younl
tiremen.
COALCAR
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
COAL CAR
Ira Bailey

Vt special meeting OF the com
mon council held in the council room
Friday evening, Sept 21st, it was
voted to call special election to be
held on Monday. Oct. sth, 1906, for
the purpose of submitting to the peo-
pie the question OF issuing city bonds
i'm the sum of twenty thousand dol
lars. To be known as city improve
meut bonds. Registration day will be
Saturday. Oct 6.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
Legislative Ticket.

ARCHIBALD B. DARRAGH, OF St' Louis
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor
FRED NJ. WARNER, of Farmingtoh'
For Lieutenant-G Governor
PATRICK II. KELLEY, of Lansing
For Secretary of State
GEORGE A. PRESCOTT, of Tawas Clty'
For State Treasurer
FRANK P. GLAzrER, of Chelsea.
For Auditor General
JAMES b. BRADLEY, OF Eaton RAPIDS
For Land Commissioner
WILLIAM H. ROSE, of Bath.
For Attorney-General-
JOHN f. BIRD, of Adrian.
For superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton
LUTHER l.. WRIGHT, of Ironwood.
For Member State Board of Education
DEXTER NJ. FERRY, Jr., of Detroit.
Congressional Ticket.
For Congress
ARCHIBALD B. DARRAGH, OF st. Louis
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
County Ticket.

For Sheriff
r. BRADFORD KII.LE, of Ithaca.
For County Clerk
RICHARD f. HUGHES, of St. Louis.
For County Treasurer
HARVEY r. MUNSoN, OF Newark.
For Register of Deeds
John 9. WATSON, of St. Louis.
For Prosecuting Attorney
John NJ. EvERDEN, of Ithaca
For Circuit Court Commissioner
GRANT STEEL, of Wheeler.
For Coroners-
WILL X. LUDWIG, of Ithaca. -
John F.. HUNTER, of Elba.
For Supervisor
FRANK w. HASTINGS, of St. Louis,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
WARD NO. 3.
WARD NO. 4.

Dated September 22nd, 1906.
ID w ADAMS,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26

For State Senator
TOWNSEND A. ELY, OF Alma.
For State Representative
CLIFTON J, CHAMBERS, of New Haven
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
Campaign 100000.

Campaign 100000.
c. ID. Bell, Manager and Superintendent.
VIM DeMuth, Chief Engineer.
II. X Condict, Day Asst. Supt
f. c. Rohlan, Night Asst. Supt
VIM Frye, Asst. Engineer.
VIM Humphrey, Machinist.
c. b. Mclaughlin, Head Chemist.
NJ b. Kirk, Asst. Chemist.
VIM. Holzheuer, Foreman.
Dan Smith, Foreman.
FLUMEs
Day-Chas Williams.
John Robert.
Night Frank Counsellor
Fired Kyes.
STONE CATCHER
Day-Fred Bellbeck.
Night-Sam Wilcox.
Day-Thos. Bildson.
Night-Geo. Hulse.
KNIVES AND CUTTERS.
Day-Wallace Amsbury.
Joe Webb.
Night-Art Murphy.
John Wilson.
BEET WASHER
Day-Andy Mcintyre.
Night-Chas. Little.
DIFFUSION
Day-Guy Lockwood, H. A. Carr, Lee
Joseph w. H. Pratt, J. L. Fookes.
Night-John Loomis Frank Nestle, Lew
Boyer, ]. w. Packard, | Carl Lutz.
PULP PIT
Day-Joe Sarter.
Night. NJ. Decker
FIRST CARBoRNATION
Day Sidney Skunk.
John Rosencrans.
Night-Albert Gotham.
=" Jess Mosher.
SECOND CARBONATION
Day-Wm. Holzheuer, Jr.
Night-Lew Smith.
THIRD CARBONATION
Day-Nick Rabb.
Night-Hugh Harvey
FILTER PRESSES
Day-Harvey Carter, Delose Dunkle, w.
!. Cross, Chas. Bortels, Dick Rogers,
Lou Blair, Art Courier.
Night-Gill Greno, W. A. Kipp, Henry
Mclaughlin, John Simpson, Ed. Ar
mold, Virgil Doane, Roy Fuller.
WASH MACHINE
Day-G. J.. Dickinson.
Night. Nj. Secord.
SEWING MACHINE
Day-L. A. Wood
DASEK FILTERS
Day-L. Tinkham.
Night Howell
EyAPORAToRs
Day-John Adamek.
Night-James Clark.
TKAMwAY
Day-H. A. Granger.
Night-Isaac Russell.
BLOW UPS
Day laud Rollin, Ameil Holzheuer
Carl Barley, Chas Coon.
Night-Jesse Tomlin, Corus Eyer, T.. w
Packard, Glenn Nicely.
OSMOSE
Day-C +. Pettyjohn, Earl Porter.
Night-Elmer Pettyjohn, VIM. Pike.
CENTRIFUGALS
Dayton Cockerill. foreman). Chas
iced, James Fitzgerald, T.. {. Lyon:
Guy Campbell, James Schsffer- Gus
Dittmar.
Night-John Calvin, (foremanl, Gin
Wood, Tom Greno, James Moore, Clau
Cooper, {. T.. Reist. John Blank
GRANULATOR
Day John Calvin, Sr.
= Night-Frank Cross.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
CITY REGISTRATION NOTICE

To the Electors of the City of Alma,
Michigan:
Notice is hereby given that the
several Boards of Registration in and
for the Citv of Alma, Michigan, will
be in session, in their respective
wards. on Saturday, October 9th. A.
D 1906. from the hour of O'Clock
in the forenoon until o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day, for the purpose
of completing the lists of qualified
electors of the city of Alma, and no
person can be permitted to vote at
the Special Election to be held in
said City on Monday, October Sth,
A. D. 1906, who is not registered
Said Boards of Registration will
hold their respective sessions IN the
FOLLOWING designated places, in the
several wards Of said City. to-wit:
WARD NO. /. In the City Hall.
WARD NO. .. In Marshall Dallas
building, on the east
side Of State street,
one door south OF
Convis & Convis'
Furniture Store.
WARD NO. 3. On the second floor
of the building
known as the old
Pollasky block, over
the Journal office
stairway entrance
from the sidewalk
on the west side of
building
WARD NO. 4. In the Minnick
building on the
north side of West
Suoerior street one
door east OF Min
hicks Livery Barn
Dated September 22nd, 1906.
ID. w ADAMS,
CIV authority) City Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26

For the Country Correspondence read
the eighth page.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-09-26
(Bv authority City clerk
SPECIAL CITY ELECTION.

To the Electors OF the City Of Alma,
Michigan:
You will take notice that Special
CITY Election will be held in the City
of Alma Michigan on the Sth day OF
October. A. D. 1906, commencing at
seven o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the places III the several wards
hereinafter designated. at which
Special Election there will be sub
mitted the proposition of issuing the
City's bonds, in the sum OF 100000, tor
the purpose of purchasing lands Tor
a park and public grounds, laying out.
thing. draining, lighting and grading
same, erecting a pavilion or other
suitable building thereon, building
thereon. building walks, erecting
fountains and otherwise beautifying
said park and grounds.
The places for holding the election
i'm the several wards in said City, are
as follows:
WARD NO. 1. In the City Hall
WARD NO. 2. In Marshall Dallas
building, on east
side of State street,
one door south OF
Convis & Convis
Furniture Stor'.
WARD NO 3. On the second floor
Of the building
known as the old
Pollasky block. over
the Journal office
stairway entrance
from the sidewalk
on west side oil
bulding.
WARD NO. 4. In the Minnicl
,,s building on TIL,
north side OF Yves
s.e, Superior street, one
~s.~s.. -, door east OF Min
$50 hicks Livery Barn.
Dated September 22nd. 1905.
d. w. ADAMS.
by authority) City Clerk.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-12-01
The FUEL FAMINE

As a result of the vigorous action
OF the Board Of Trade the prospects
are bright tina the fuel famine will
be promptly broken. The wires have
been kept warm as the following tel
egrams will show.
San Francisco. Nov. %.
j. f. HedGen, Genearl Manager,
Tonopah. New.
Win ship 500 tons Monday. Ar
ranged with Calvin for immediate
delivery. Cannot advise as regards
other shipment until tomorrow. Will
know then regarding 1000 tons addi-
tional, Am doins everything posi-
bit to relieve situation.
(Signad) CHARLES r. MILLER"
The following wire was also re-
ceived from Il. L. Calvin, General
Manage Of the Southern Pacific;
San Francisco, Nov. %,
j. f. Holden, General Manager,
Tonopah, New.
Since wiring you this morning re-
gardine coal situation have been adj
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-12-01
BUTLER ELECTED VICE.PRESI-
DENT.

At a recent meeting of the direct
ors of the Manhattan Pine Nut Min
ing Company, Jim Butler, the father
of Tonopah and the mascot of Neva-
da mining, was unanimously elected
to the office of yice-president of the
company, the balance of the officers
remaining the same-B. l.. Smith,
president and F. M. Benedict, secre-
tary. E. H. Carbtree was appointed
general manager. There car be no
question that the directorate of this
fine Manhattan property has been
materially strengthened by Mr.. Nut
ler's election.
The directors have made NO mis-
take in securing the services of Mr..
Crabtree, who is also manager for
the Crizaba Mining Company, ear
Cloverdale, and was formerly con-
nected with some of the largest and
best mining properties of California
and Montana,
me development has been IN pro-
gress on the Pine Nut for the past
several months is still being rapidly
pushed ahead and with a substantial
treasury which still remains the COM
pany is in a first class condition fl
nancially and development will prove
the mine that is in their ground.
! The rapid advance in the price of
the stock would make one believe
! someone has a 'hunch," it closing
| yesterday at 80 bid.
The property is equipped with a
powerful hoist, strictly up to date
and power drills are in contempla-
ton. The usual force of about four
teen men is now constantly en-
ployed.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-12-01
fight ARTICLES
ALREADY Signed

1t took just a little over eight
hours for Selig, acting for Cans,
Lewis, the manager of Herman, and
Manager Riley, of the Casino Ath-
letic Club, to get together a set of
articles yesterday, but the feat was
finally accomplished, and as a result
all is clear sailing for the big New
Yeary's day event. The delay in the
parties interested getting together
was due almost entirely to a squab-
BILE over the matter of weight and
appearance money. The articles orig
inally signed by Cans and Herman in
Chicago provided that each fighter
should post $4,000 as a forfeit for
appearance and making weights, the
understanding being that in case Of
one of them failing to make weight
his $4,000 would be divided equally
between the other contestant and
the club. This, however, was not the
way Manager Riley proposed to do
business and he wired Lewis and
Cans to that effect and said he would
require a $4,000 forfeit from each
man to protect the club, the contest
ants settling the weight forfeit be-
tween themselves. After a long
wrangle both Lewis and Selig gave
in and agreed to post the $4,000 as
a guarantee to the club. Selig and
Lewis then agreed that if either man
is overweight he will forfeit $4,000
to his opponent, this sum to come
out of his share of the purse, win or
lose. BY this agreement the men
are virtually forced to fight even if
one is overweight, as, in case either
man refuses to fight the club will
make the $4,000. The club posted
$4,000 as a guarantee to carry out
the fight, this sum to be divided be-
tween the two men in case the club
fails to make good.
The matter of a referee was also
brought up, Lewis making a strong
talk for Siler and also mentioning
Bat Masterson. Selig wants Eddie
Graney, but would be satisfied with
Jack WEIGH of San Francisco. Man
ager Riley is strongly in favor of
Jeffries as the third man and there
you are. 1t was finally agreed that
the matter of the referee will be set
tied later, but it was stipulated that
the mar who ~oficiates will be named
from one of the five above mention
ed.
Herman starts work Wednesday.
He says he is feeling fine and likes
the cold weather and snow. Cans
should arrive within a week and will
at once go into active training.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-12-01
HOUSE OF MUSIC TO BE REDEC
GRATED.

Work will be started at once up
on the redecoration of the House of
Music on Main street. 1t will be a
representation of a Japanese room
1t will be Hastily arranged and will
no doubt prove a most attractive
spot for the women of Tonopah to
assembly on the wintery afternoons
and evenings and listen to the
cheerful sounds of the monographs
and pianos and incidentally to en-
deavor to find a few of the lost
chords. Mrs. Hoffman, who is in
charge, is taking every means to in
sure that he patrons will be comfort
able, and from present indications
she is likely to succeed.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-12-01

Rock Springs coal is the coal to
buy. Vail Pittman handles the best
grade, vein No. 1. 1t is weighed on
the public scales, so you are sure of
getting full weight. Phones Asa and
343.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-03
Unimproved.

BARGAINS FOR THE FOURTH.
", 300 for a broom new cottage located in
Morningside addition, Scott Terrace, half
acre lot, east 'front.' hardwood finish, full
basement; 5000 down. You can see Mr.
Anderson at the house If you prefer
Acres and half acres In "Morningside,'' an ideal
spot half hour car on Como Hopkins line;
sc fare; quick transit; low prices; easy
terms; 81 tracts already sold; many build.
ing. ~ 80 r42'f H'-
Here's bargain In a~seven-acre tract near
Lake Harriet; price $3.50 per acre; $500
has been refused for the adjoining land
5000 in cash will handle it,
Cheapest and best lots In the city, 500 and
$3.50 each, two blocks from Lake Har
riet; $40 down and IS per month. ''Bet
ter than savings bank.
$25 down and $40 monthly secures beautiful
high, level lot, list av s and AID ct; one
block to car price $17b. ...e. - +
Going. going gone-only one 5-acre tract left a
city limits on Tonka line; I can sell il
for $500 per acre less than adjoining fv,
just brought.
Reeves South Shore Park-A special bargain
. In wooded double corner, es1125, over
looking Lake Harriet,
Charles I. Fuller.
Both Phones r.
SOB Phoenix
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-03
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR ExoHANGE FoR GOOD,
clean stock of merchandise, hardware
good stock or grain farm of 14O acres, best
of buildings, etc., AZ miles from good south
ern Minnesota county seat; want stock Of
goods for my equity Of $500. Address 5365,
Journal.
TEN ACRES OF GARDEN LAND, WITH
four-rocm house; good we'll water; four miles
from city limits; near fine lake; mortgage
= 5000 at per cent, running two years; to ex-
5243. Journal. ~ =
FOR EXCHANGE 400 ACRES GOOD LAND,
two miles from town of Halbrite, Sask., Cam
ada Will take as part payment frst-class au-
tomobile; prefer detachable tonneau; price of
land. SIT per acre. w. NJ. Roth, Ocheydan,
Iowa.
So, 600 HOTEL, TRAIL CO., n. D., FOR LAND.
$40 A.. Grand Forks Co., N. D., $25, for hdw.
:ioo A, .Coddtngton Co., $40, for mdse.
ABA Security Blk. Bldg, Mpls., Mimi
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-sOME CHOICE
exchange for good city property or a stock OF
general merchandise or hardware. Jno. NJ.
Downs, Willmar, Mimi
WANTED TO TRADE-200-ACRE FARM, IN
Renvllle county, for merchandise or paying
newspaper plant. Give full particulars. Ad.
dress 40, Journal, st. Paul.
SEVERAL STOCKS OF HARDWARE AND
general merchandise to exchange for lands;
only owners need apply. Fremont s. Gibson,
Mason City, Iowa.
SEVEN ACRES OF GOOD GARDEN LAND
clear. in city limits, for small house and lot
clear, in city. Address 5249. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-03
CRADLE ALTAR AND GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Christofferson, Mr.. and Mrs. c., 1917 Thirs
teenth avenue S, a boy.
O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. James, 3O36 Irving
avenue S, girl.
Robinson Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W., 1905 Twenty.
first avenue 8, a girl.
Luedke, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D., S515 Humboldt
avenue N, boy.
Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, 22o1 Harriet ave-
nue., boy.
Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p, 1856 Colfax
avenue s, girl.
Marchbank, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B., 1872 East
Sixteenth street, a boy.
Naylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert, 2s15 Third
avenue S, q. boy. @'.. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-03
BUILDING PERMITS

-
Simmons Warehouse company. 404 Second
avenue N, seven-story brick ware
uouses .eioo
Peder Medic, $500 Cedar avenue, liz
story frame dwelling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i
Mrs. Mary Donahue, 1887 Thomas avenue
s, two-story frame dwelling ..........
Board of education. Wentworth avenue.
between Forty second and Forty-third
streets, two-story brick schoolhouse. 20
Minneapolis Brewing company, 112 Eighth
avenue NE. frame addition. ............ !.
American Real Estate Investment Loan
company. 1923 Aldrich avenue n, one
story frame dwelling .......,........., /
Carl P. Walden, 1901 Fremont avenue 8,
two-story frame dwelling. ............ q
Barney Reesberg, 1910 Quincy street NE,
III story frame dwelling ;. 49, 1
John q. Brandberg, s1914 Quincy street
NE, III -story frame dwelling. ....... i
A.. NJ Williams, 2s16 West Forty-second
street, History frame dwelling 2
Mrs. Selma Harven. 1927 Fourth street
Sc, HISTORY frame dwelling ..-..... 2
Seventeen minor permits. =
. 4 a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-03
George B. Dartt.
BOT Phoenix Bldg.
90. AK TEMPLE cn11RT.

LAUDERDALE co., 1856 TEMPLE COURT.
Don't blow up your money on the Fourth, but
buy Real Estate.
81 ,200-Nice fve-room house on Abbott between
10th and 41st nv s, near Lake Calhoun.
$1,6oo-3o37 Motor av eight rooms, we'll and
cistern, some hardwood floors: $500 down.
$l.600-22N Girard av N, six rooms, newly
painted barn; cash $500.
$5,50o-Ten-room modern house, S13 7th st Sc;
small amount down and easy payments.
$5,5OO-3183 Hennepin, ten rooms, modern, ele-
CANT place; one-half down.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands
Continued.

,g Continued. IN
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
to Aliens Colony at Hinckley, MINI. Come
and select home on the day of independence
tsalsrs, John &: Alien. sos sos q az g. Hotel
Allen bldg. ~,
BUY LAMP IN syILY COUNTY, s; p; TINE
= from So to Sis per acre; easy terms: For
write Quale Land Co., OF Andrus building.
FINE GRAIN AND STOCK FARM, $50 ACRES,
80 90 miles south Of Minneapolis, ~ miles
Sis fertile sn sers SOIL se all saeds
Co.. Temple Court, for this and other farm
1000 ACRES OF CHOICE LANDS IN THE
trades. Address owner. Northwest Land s
Trust Co.. 212 South Jefferson ay, Peoria. III.
10000 ACRES FINE LANDS IN AITK1N, GROW
Wing and 1tasca counties;. in tracts to suit;
-, to SO per acre; strong, heavy soil; delight
Henry r. fo 5ea afS Sa
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY WE WILL OF
fer for sale 20 quarter sections of good farm
Ing land, located in Mercer county, N. D., a
81 per acre For particulars write Larson
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Great bargains In Kansas, Nebraska and Col
| orado; ten years time. one-tenth cash.
Dept o, Land Dept U. P. R. R. Co.,
| ,...- Omaha, Neb.
10000 ACRES. EVERY ACRE SNAP; FIvi
quarters to be sold On crop payments; 70,
can double your money in two years. Writ
| Griggs County Land Co.. Benford, N. D
Agents wanted. .r
BUY WESTERN CANADA LANDS FROM ON
| who knows the country was pioneer Il
| Saskatchewan over twenty years ago; hav
some fine bargains. Robert II. Teeple, 30
| Sykes block.
LOWEST PRICED LANDS IN STATE, $I.5
to $3.50 per acre, in st. Louis and Lake coun
ties. Write for list and information. Guar
anty Farm Land Company, Duluth, MINI.
100 ACRES WITHIN SIX MILES or BIZ
| Stone City; will accept any small Minneapoli
| property or automobile as part payment. 5O74
| Journal. =,
MICHIGAN FRUIT FARM, CULTIVATED A;
fine summer resort, in exchange for goo
South Dakota land. 1905. Journal.
INFORMATION FREE--CANADIAN LANDS
r. R: stoner, Canadian government agent. A
Temple Court, Minnea polls MINI.
I oAN SELL YOUR FARM. SEND DEsCRIF
ton. Shepard. Bank Of Commerce bldg.
So FARM LANDS NEAR TOWN, STARK CO
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