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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-10
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS


Chs rles W. Weeks and wife to j. I. Bell.
in section "a, township 11S. range 3D..
o. B. Way and wife to G. e. Anderson,
ct al, part Of lots and Z, block 80.
Highland Park addition. .........
J. fowler and wife to Girard Investment
company. lot 10, block 50, Remington's
Second addition
O.. Townsend and wife to ]. E. Cregen.
lot 5, block 8. Elwell's addition.
I. II. Stewart and husband to c. A. Rank,
J. A. SERVER and wife to E.. 81. Free
man and wife, part Of lots 9 and 10,
block SO, St. Anthony City :...:....
A.. q. sackrison and wife to 3. Anderson, E
lots n and Is. block 4. West Minneap-
A. s. Nordhom and wife to A. Edlund,
in section 8, township lit, range 49,.
L. Noonan to Charles Richner, part of lot
2, block 8, Pages addition ............
b. N. Bradbury ct al. to J. O. Kelly. lot
8, Bradbury's addition ................
J. Mahowald and wife to j. Tradup, In
section 80, township 116. range o..
NJ. M. Lauderdale and husband to @. q.
W. Wikberg, lots 30, 81, 81, 38. block
i, Helmick's addition .............
A.. Kuth and wife to ]. L. Porter. lots
8 to 16, inclusive. block 2, Rollins Sec
ond addition
W. W. Price to o. Epson, lot s, rear
revised addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
o. Johnson to ]. 8. Luer, lots and 4,
Andrus' addition ...........-....
8. Hunter, Jr.. and wife to 3. A. Zenne
lot rs, block 2, Chicago Avenue addi-
L. 81. Fletcher and wife to D. G. Rugg,
lots s and 6, block 3, Elwell's addition
A. Fladland to G. L., Childs, part of lot
3, block /. G.. F. Fess' addition .......
A. Edlund and wife to A. q. Nordholm,
lot 3, block 3. Bakers Fourth add
M. Cronin to ID. Turgeon, part Of Lot 4,
block 10, Marshall's addition ........
p. F. Clampet to H. o. Hagen, lot 4,
block Z, Oakland addition ..........
b. L. Buck and wife to L. Noonan. part .
Of lot 2, block 8, Pages addition. -.
A. d. Bradbury ct al. to Charles Stig-
sell, lot IS, block IL, Fair Grounds adj
d1t1on Observation-Disclosures.
G. Babler and husband to A. Mott, In
section II, township 100. range 2...-.
M, !.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Ne1ss Nelson. ZIG Irving avenue s. two
W. d. j Demiry. 241e Humboldt ave-
nue. 8, two-story frame dwelling .,..
Nels Krogstad. 301o Washington avenue
N. two-story frame dwelling .....,....
Henry Parsons, 2721 Lake OF the isles
boulevard, III STORY frame dwelling.
o. s. Lofgren, BIAS Eleventh avenue s,
two-story brick-veneered dwelling .....
Twelve minor permits ..................
Total, IT permits ...... s.
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Farm Lands.
SNAP OF A LIFE TIME

SNAP OF A LIFE TIME.
20 miles of the twin cities. 40 acres, 2
miles of the station: few acres cleared, a
small house. and barn and enough wood to
twice pay for it. $1,1O0
so acres. 90. under plow,, balance timber
and pasture, fair set of buildings, need some
repair, within TO rods of the prettiest lake
in the state. with the best fishing and duck
80 acres. about 80 under plow. splendid
meadow that cuts about 40 tons of hay. bal
ance timber and pasture: borders on a nice
lake; new four-room house. horse barn and
cattle barn, cows, 8 head of young stock,
one Jersey bull, team of mares. worth $3.50,
wagon, sled, buggy, harness, hens, mower,
rake, pillow, cult, ator, small fruits and fruit
trees; hay and feed: $4,000. This is within
half a mile Of the station.
100 acres with 70 under plow, balance
meadow and timber; running water in pasture;
new fye-room house, which sets in the
prettiest grove in the state: a warm barn,
a good farm team, wagon and harness. two
cows. flock Of poultry, one hog, p1ow, cult
yator and everything ON place. This Is only
IN miles of station. close to school and good
neighbors. This be made one Of the
prettiest homes in the state. $1,000.
s. a. Carlisle,
Wyoming. Mimi
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AGENTS WANTED

TO FIT GLASSES BY
sending for our free book on the eye. 1t will
tell you all obout it; get profession that
pays you from $50 to $3.50 per month; the
optical profession will do it for you; no field
SO pleasant profitable SO little worked; no
= longer necessary to work for some one else
at a meager salary. We are sending our
an optican al card viz yia % brSg It
return mail. Jackson Optical College, Dept.
II, Jackson, Mich
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

1WPlVVCU.
Continued
NEVER EVEN THINK OF BUYING REAL ES-
tate without having the title insured. Min
nesota Title Insurance & Trust Go.
FOR sALE-No. 26es OAKLAND Az. NEW
modern, seven-room house, price S., 900. In
lquire Hunter, No. 2o4 9TH st s.
FOR SALE BY oWNER-NINE-RooM HOUSE
with large barn and Sheds fine location for
boarding house. 1881 2Sth av s.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED AND
unimproved; in all parts of city. Harris &
Houston, 706 Andrus building.
GREAT BARGAIN-EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE AND
lot, 900 14th av N. to be sold at once. Phone
Main S39. T. G. $50. .-.7..
plans and loans. Atkinson, GIG Guaranty bldg
LOWRY & WALKING, BUILDING CoNTRAo-
tors. Get estimates. 300 Boston block.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE WITH
Harris & Houston 7O6 Andrus building.
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CRADLE. ALTAR. GRAVE


BIRTHS. Eas
Merriweather, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A., 6O8 East
Twenty seventh street, girl.
Johnson Mr.. and Mrs A. W., 1904 River
side avenue, a boy.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf. 24s2 Tenth av-
enue s. boy.
wallin, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E., 2412 Twenty
seventh avenue, a. GIRL
La Valley, Mr.. and Mrs. ". H., 1909 Central
avenue, girl.
enue SD. q boy.
Leverenz, MI, and Mrs. g. F., 1881 Twenty
second avenue N. boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Martin Leone and Josephine Koreinski.
Olaf r. Stefanson and Olina K. Olsen
Lucy They and Lusna Ferris
DEATHS
Leonard, Floyd, st. Barnabas hospital.
Morisette, Henry. 81 Tenth street s..
Storms, Thirza. Asbury hospital.
sherin, Bernice. $40 East Fourteenth street.
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HOTELS

HOTEL ALLEN. Sd ST AND I'd Av 8; ONLY
hotel In the city having all eetuds snoras
1AtaA -, ~ LIE ainxlA.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

HUME q DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. "A.
sonic Temple. 9Th and Hennepin. Both phones
JOHN NJ. GLEASON, FUNERAL DfRyOT0I
and embalmsr. 50 It'll st 8. Both phones
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIREcro7
110 Hennepin az. Both phones 22S2. -
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Unimproved.

OHIHpIVVoU'
$2oo-EAsT FRONT ON s4th Av s, BE-
tween Lake and 31st SITS, 40x142.
$70O-Park av between 35th and Beth SITS,
east front, 4Sx119
s5oO-Lyndale av s, between 35th and 86th
SITS, east front, 42x119.
$325-Harriet av, between Both and 36th SITS,
west 'front.' 45x130 to alley.
$735-40th st, between Vincent and Wash
burn avs, north front, 50x112.
$700-43d st between Washburn and Xerxes
avs south front, b0x155.
sSoo-22d st, between Goth and 30th avs, south
front, 40x120.
south front, 4ox122.
s3oo-sOth av S, between ed and oath SITS,
east front. 40x15S.
$1,15o-Elliot (9th) av, between 25th and 28th
SITS, east front, 4sx12s
s35o-Two lots on 25th az $, between ssd
$250-3Oth az s, between 18th and 10Th SITS,
east front, 4sx157.
Yale Realty Company, 2O6 4th st s.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

WILL SELL CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE, TWO
Kodak cameras, 3x5; Caligraph typewriter;
solid cherry roll top desk; 1evolume set Null
of History; filing cabinets; job printing;
oak bookcase: will take cash, typewriters,
dress 3490, Journal. = v = - y s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farm Lands.
Continued. =.
SEEDING BEGAN FEB. Gath IN SUNNY
Southern Alberta. We own and offer for
sale 100000 acres in that district in guam
titles from quarter-section up. All adjacent
to railroad; price $75O per acre; 81 per acre
, down, balance five annual payments at per
cent We want agents: Join the excursion
next Tuesday to view these lands.
0. W. Kerr Co.,
51S Guaranty Building.
T. c. 1887 N. W.. Main 2345.
l,44o ACRES, LAKE COUNTY, MINI, WELL
bunched, we'll located, good soil, short timber
reserve, half mineral reserve, price 81 30 per
acre; $40 acres, ST. Louis county, Mimi, close
to railroad, no timber Reserved, half mineral
reserve price 2.25 per acre; 100 acres on
fine lake, reservations, railroad station on
land, we'll covered with hardwood, price $751;
per acre. Guaranty Farm Land Co., Duluth
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, ORDER ON KIM
ball Piano Co., for 500, which will apply on
purchase of piano. will sell at liberal discount
exchange for typewriter or printing press.
Address 3941, journal.
A FINE PIANO. A GOOD COW, LLEwELLYN
setter pups; some gilt-edge stock; an electric
battery; will trade for secondhand barber
chairs horse. Address 4OlS, Journal.
WANT DELIVERY HORSE IN EXCHANGE
for upholstering, repairing and refntshing fur
/ ,niture and some cash and furniture. Address
3714, Journal. 80 ...- ss- .s.'
LADY PIANO TEACHER WITH FIVE YEARS
experience will exchange lessons for any thing
disable; blind and one-arnled people successfully
taught. Address 1858, Journal.
Bu1LDERs-HAvE s-RooM HOUSE, EIGHTH
ward, want contractor to build from my
plans, taking house in part payment; balance
cash. Address BAT, Journal. -
LEADING DENTIST WILL EXCHANGE FIRST
class dentistry, work guaranteed. for good
sewing machine, office desk or typewriter. Ad-
dress 1892, Journal. -
WANTED-A HORSE By WHOLESALE CIGAR
manufacturer, in exchange for cigars; have
have you? Address 1905, Journal. &
FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE, IL VOLUMES
! American Field, No. 20 to 36 inclusive. COM
! plete. What have you to offer? 1859, journal,
TO EXCHANGE-3O-LIGHT AOETYLENE GAS
machine; for anything l can use in the shape
H.. Of personal property. Address 1915, Journal.
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WILL EXCHANGE PRETTIEST SADDLE
pony In twin cities for coal or anything I can
use; light Brahma cockerel and two brown
bantams to exchange for hens OF pullets.
V 1888, Journal.
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R ( : cou 4 . nias 2S22 &c
Land Of the so Big r. Red d Glover Excellent
J, located. Buy now before prices advance.
, Choice sections, halves and quarters for
, sale from $40 to $3.50 per acre. Terms, o
, $500 per acre down; balance ten annual o
D home. Louis A: Howard, Owner, 500 o
0 Oneida block Minneapolis. 0
0 0 o o % o
i1soo IcREs IN xoofEaAx BIS rs Q
D - trict. B.. c.: one-ifth fruit and agri- o
) Der; 900, 900 feet cedar, hemlock and Q
D fir; railroad thru center of tract. The o
D last Of cheap lands in Canada; $1.40 per 0
0 acre If taken by April l. o
0 .s o. ". Kerr Co.. o
D 51s Guaranty Bldg. o
o, o o o % o 2 o Q o o
AsSINIBoINE VALLEY WHEAT LANDS.
10000 acres in farms of 100 acres Or more
In the fertile Assiniboine Valley Of Eastern
Saskatchewan, near the towns of Church
bridge Saltcoats and Yorkton. Open prairie
with groves Of poplar. Surface level and
gently rolling. New railroad building through
lands this year. Wheat yields at from
35 to 40 bushels per acre not unusual Lands
full informat ton write, The Cooper Walsh Land
Co, Union Bank bniiding, Winnipeg. Can.
CHOICE IMPROVED FARM OF l57 ACRES,
Wright county, Mimi. bordered on the west
by large lake. two miles long; fine soil and
lies nearly level: about so acres of heavy
barn. ice house. large granary, corn crib.
chicken house. some fruits, 21s miles from
Z station half mile from school, two miles from
churches. stores. mills and a saw girls tmill !;
to close up an estate. W. H. Gould, 426
Boston Block. 5
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

BARTER AND EXCHANGE
Sscscse~cSN~~ S~occ1>~~N>~oc
HAVE TWO NEW Box-sPRINGl CoUCHEs,
fine set Of telephone instruments, old ma
hogany bookcase, large oak bedroom suite, old
mahogany rocker; two old mahogany parlor
chairs, refrigerators. etc: can use delivery
horse cash. what have you to offer? Ad-
dress 341O. Journal.
WE BUY OLD GOLD AND SILVER OR TAKE
same In exchange for new goods: bring In all
you have; we need 1t in our manufacturing de-
partment. s. Jacobs & Co., $500 Nicollet av.
GENTLEMAN's WHEEL FOR PAIR OF RICH
mond B. B. roller skates something useful,
or cornet; make your own bargain. Address
34S1. Journal w
HAVE FIVE PURE BRED sHORTHORN COWS
and heifers: price $500 EACH pedigrees fur
nished; to trade for stallion automobile.
TOO. Journal. -.-.
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND REsTAU-
rant, doing good business, for anything I can
3244, Journal.
TUFTS TEN-sYRUP SODA FOUNTAIN, CASH
register. confectionery fixtures, for cash or
exchange; bargain. Must lie sold this month.
1862, Journal
500 CREDIT CERTIFICATE ON KIMBALL
Piano Co. to exchange for used piano, Victor
graphophone. good guitar cash. 1864, Jour-
nal.
wANTED-ED1soN PHoNoGRAPH IN Ex-
S shangs sao5 for Typewriter or bicycle Ad
FOR EXCHANGE-WILL EXCHANGE -HIGH
grade nursery stock for horse and wagon; also
typewriting. 1858, Journal.
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AUTOMOBILES, BICYCLES

1905 WHITE, FULL EQUIPMENTS .....$1,7b0
1904 White full equipments ............. 1880
1908 Packard, two new tires .......... $50
1905 Northern runabout new ........... 525
1904 Pierce electric. with top ........... 100
1904 Franklin, detachable tonneau ....... $50
1905 Rambler, newly painted ............ $50
1904 Columbia, full equipments 1900
1905 Cadillac, frst-class condition ........ $50
1905 Primere, air-cooled F................ $50
1904 Imperial. air cooled ............... 400
1904 Autocar, detachable tonneau Z. 500
Haynes Automobile Co.. 22O 9TH st s..
AUTO TIRES FROM SO or, CARRIAGE
tires s. up; bicycle tires $1.5O up; send your
tires to US for repairing. We have the only
complete plant for vulcanizing and recovering
tires. J. N. Johnson Co., 916 Nicollet av.
er, surrey type one; side entrance; nearly
new; $3.50. A. q. Holbrook. 313 Hennepin av
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FLORISTS

FLORISTS
NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH Az s.;
feather and cut flowers and plants; noral de.
signs for all occasions. T. c. phone 1928.
GET PRICEs on CUT FLOWERS AND nY.
signs Of Latham, florist, So 10th st 8. heSors
ordering slsew here.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERs; TELE.
graph Or phone. Na9el's. Ills ~ Lake IT
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HAVE FINE ROUND EXTENSION DINING
table and four leather upholstered chairs;
twas new last November); will exchange for
meal tickets order on gents tailoring; cheap
for cash. Address 3464. Journal. ". :
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WANTED TO EXoHANGE-A LARGE PONY
cart for smaller one; must be in good con-
dition. Address 4127, Journal. -...
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STEAMSHIPS

N-cSc.r>c~~cscscs~.c.c~cS- NcccSc~~-c-c>~
CUNAHp LIME TO EUROPE; OLDEST LINE
crossing Atlantic, Boston, New York to
Queenstown, Liverpool; New York to Gfbral-
tar, Genoa. Naples, Adriatic. Company's new
office. 3O4 I'd ay s, Minneapolis q. Carley,
manager northwestern department.
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FOR SALE FOR THE BENEFIT OF MATER
nifty hospital, an $ss order on Kimball Piano
Co., for cash any thing that can be used
at the hospital. Call or address Dr., Ripley,
40 10th at g. Phone 55O..- =
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GOOD RUBBER TIRE BUGGY, SIS, OR WILL
exchange for anything ! can use. What have
you to offer? Address 1908, Journal.
TO ExCHANGE-$I00 CREDIT BILL ON KIM
ball Piano Co. for good horse COW. T., C.
telephone 7400-1. y r rE'-
FOR SALE or TRADE-sa5 CREDIT ON KIM.
ball Piano Co. :. make All Offer 4124, Journal.
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AGENTS, DEALERs-WANTED TO HANDLE
line Of inverted lights and mantels. The best
out; big money In It. Send for particulars.
Liberal commissions; selling embroidered shirt
waist patterns. J. r. Eoueh. rs Chute block
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s4,sSoEaEw AND { Q sr 91eS ,1pT6
date Sunnystde, two blocks from Hen
nepln car; hardwood throughout; eight
rooms; nicely arranged front and
J. back parlor; dining room back of
reception hall; best hot water heat and
porcelain plumbing; beautifully decor
ated all the special improvements
paid good neighborhood; you want to
see this place; easy terms and great
bargain. e'
J. B. Gleason. 500 Phoenix,
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TEN NICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN FRANKLIN
Park addition to Chicago; exchange for any
thing can use; property clear, title perfect
j Dr. Q. w. Ring, 425 Temple Court. -
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FOR sALE-BY OWNER. MODERN EIGHT.
4 room house. three blocks from Como-Harriet
line; st. Anthony Park: lot faces Langf ford
abundant shade: house finished in oak on
/ first floor. attic over ALL large she'd full
3. basement with cement bottom and vegetable
cellar; this Is fine property and in perfect
condition.; house alone would cost $4,000 tc
build Price $500, on reasonable terms Cal
. any day at premises q Langford Park place
OF 1O6 Flour Exchange, Minneapolis W. nj
Todd. W. ~
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ExCHANG-1s0 LOTS IN GOOD TOWN. IN
Red river valley. clear. and good property;
want good residence in Minneapolis or ST.
Paul; will give you a good deal Address
R. r.. D. No. l. Box g. Lyle MINI.
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FINE IMPROVED Farm OF 100 ACRES WITH
. fence, and buildings, near Wyndmere, N. d.
for sale or trade for business of some kind.
Address 1852, Journal. 49, - B.. -.-.,..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05

who have been appointed to be in at
tendance to represent counties, cities
and commercial clubs
The appointment of delegates has
come from all over the valley and at
present there is a large number of
delegates to be appointed. The coun-
ty commissioners of most counties are
in session at this time and before adj
journing will name men to attend the
meeting. The appointments have come
from all over the valley
Besides these delegates there will
undoubtedly be an attendance of those
interested in drainage who are not ap-
pointed as delegates. There should
be total of 500 present when the first
session of the convention is called. The
men who will address the meeting are
among the best speakers in the United
States, and the subject of drainage, will
be gone over very carefully, plans for
a system Of drainage outlined and the
forming of state drainage league
formed if possible.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05

Assistant States Attornev Richard
son returned last night from Kindred
where he was called on account Of a
row three farmers in that vicinity have
been mixed in. The matter was adj
justed by all three of the farmers be-
ing placed under 5000 bonds each to keep
the peace
Monsignore Gomez Pimenta of Mar
lana, Brazil. up TO his death a short
time ago had the distinction Of being
the only Roman Catholic bishop Of the
negro race in the world. There are
numerous notable clergymen in that
church with traces Of colored blood in
their veins, but Bishop Pimenta was
the only full-blood negro bishop.
Among the clerks in the landofice in
Washington is Mrs. Anna Gridley,
mother Of the captain to whom Dewey
said at: Manila: You may fire when
ready. She is also the widow of a
gallant naval officer who was killed in
the fight between the Monitor and Mer-
rimac. Mrs Gridley has just celebrated
her eightieth birthday, and for forty
years has worked faithfully at her desk
She scorns the idea of old age pensions
and says she will keep on working until
she reaches the century mark.
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TRI-STATE PROGRAMME.
TUESDAY, JAN. Is, 10 4. N.

TUESDAY, JAN. 10. 10 A. NJ.
Music by N. D. A. G. Cadet band.
Prayer.
Address Of Welcome--Hon. Seth
Newman, city attorney, Fargo.
Response BY Delegates.
Opening Address g Conditions the
Farmer Must Meet ]. H. Worst, Pres
ident. Fargo.
Clover and Alfalfa 4. T. Eastgate,
LarimoTe.
Address-W J. Spillman. u. S. de-
lparttnent Of agriculture, Washington.
ID. C.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 80.
Durum Wheat Glover and Son,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Rotation Of Crops Prof. w. j. Spill
man, u S. department of agriculture,
Washingtorl ID. G.
Wheat Farming Hon. TreadWell
Twichell, Mapleton.
Grain and Forage Crops-J. III Shcp-
.perd, dean department Of agriculture,
Agricultural College, M ID.
Dry Land Farming-L r. Waldron,
supt. Dickinson sub-statiorl
No session Tuesday night.
EcoND DAY, 8 Il. M.
Breeding for the Farnrers-L. w.
Storgaard, Dakota Farmer Aberdeen,
IS. ID
Carer and Management Of Swine
5: "A. Moore, county farm, Fargo.
Sheep as Profitable Branch of Stock
Raising Joe Wing, Breeders Gazette,
Chicago
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Phone for our wagon. N. p. Avenue.

II was thirty-four years ago last
Christmas that Harry O'NeiIl ate his
first meal in Fargo, and he has seen
some changes in the city since then.
His many friends hope that he will
still be circulating here when Fargo's
population reaches 100000.
The Rathskellar is the best, the most
respectable and the most complete place
in the city. Refreshments and liquors
.of all kinds are served. It's different
from the ordinary saloon, come and see
lit. Thos. Erdel, proprietor. Near
north bridge. Moorhead, MINI.
Rev. DR.. Henry M. Tindall, pastor Of
the Peoples tabernacle, New York city.
has undertaken to erect a six-story
home for working girls and every day
puts in several hours shoveling gravel,
mixing mortar and doing other work
at the building. He dresses in oyeralls
and jumper.
Leave your bundle with us next time.
You couldn't leave it in safer hands. We
take more pains with our work than it is
usual for laundries to do. Your clothing
comes back clean and neat, correctly
finished in every particular. Ii comes
back promptly. too. Bring us your
bundle next time and see for yourself
how good the results are. Dixon Laun-
dry Co.
A goodly number Of young people
of Plymouth church united with Mrs.
Woodruff's Bible Study club in So
cial time in recognition Of Mrs. Wood
ruff's birthday, the evening being spent
in pleasant recreations and conversa-
ton, followed with refreshments at
the close. The guests passed very en-
joyable and lively evening. The church
is going to reorganize its church and
Sunday school work for the young next
Sunday evening at Gas p. m A cor
dial invitation Is extended to all to
be present