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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10
cUERPo DE EDUcAcIoN
81 contrsto psdo . Ia Santa r. Hard
ware 4 supply Company para Ia
AlcantarllIa del Fuerte Marcy.

nj Cuerpo DO Educacion Sc reu'
MO en- session regular Ell ldnes en-
10 noche on Ia oficlna del luez
Laughiin' SO hallaban presen'
tes; III presldente Thomas 3.
Catron, N, d. Laughlin, Charles
i. Easley, James l.. Seligman,
Jose segura y Pedro koybal.
Los siguientes negocios fueron
ltransados:
La propuesta de Ia Santa Fe
Hardware y Snnnlv Comnanv
para la construction dc Ia alcan.
tarilla del Fuerty Marcy de Ia
Avenida Washington q conectar
con 10 alcantarilIa de Ia Gale de
johnson, fue aceptada. La pro.
puesta Ia cual fue Ia mas bajita
sometida fue por 81 centavos por
pie corriente, tubos de alcantari.
LA dc seis pulgadas. III cargo
por agujeros 81 cubiertos con ia
bias como los de Ia ciudad d Ia
presente TUE por 1880 cada uno;
81 cuplertos con Hero fundido 81
precio Tue levantato q $3.50.
Conecciones de alcantarilla ! y
y de ser lnstaladas balo 81 contra
to por $40 senclllas 0 sllO do
bles.
Ell comite sobre edilicios y te
rrenos fu6 instruido de dar oil
para nivelar los terrenos
on ell edifcio principal de escue
las y comenzar ell trabaio tan
pronto como 81 editicio de adobe
en- frente del nuevo edifcio de
escuela sea derribado.
Sobra snnlica. del ax.Goberna.
dor r, Dradford Prince. 81 nre.
sidente do IA Sociedad Hist6rics
So Ia dieron 4 esa. socisdad dos
canonos vieios del Foarta Marcy
"a axhihicion an los nnosantos
40 Ia soc;adad Thomas r "a
iron lamnleh presento y ~ 20
ciedad con un canon 81 cual po-
see On Alouquerque' rue en IN
[iempo ~ pfopiedad del General
81 ultimo gooernadof y
captain general &c Nuevo mexico
oalo "a regla Espanola' NJ cner
= 'a'no'e" 'e.'uo 'o'oa JUS
I - ~
ue''' m' gu 'n''au" ue
n.y. eu'.o'o 0'a ~
'ue'a ~ . ~ ~ emp
NC ovl'atia 'ouo
4 N n eso'e'a .a'esqu'
'as'ohes que puuleSen con'em
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10

- W I|II
gstassta e~stsb,soIds.
La estafsta On case. Condado Dc
Luna. hs lido estsbIsclda otrs ven.
g~staesteros Nomhrados.
Albert Ambrose ha lido nombrado
en- Brice. Condado de- Ote.
%.
Luis velarde ha sido nombrado esta.
letero en- Puerto de- Luna. Condado de-
No huho Junta dsl cuerpe Dc Name.
Iadovss.
Ia tunta del Cuerpo de Manejado-
res uei Comit6 sobre Regadio. Il cual
deberia haber nido tenida en- osta 80
manu, segun ~prescrlto nor NV. no tuyo
lugar q causa do que no hubo quorum
Los dnicos miembron en- atssdencls
fueron: ]. ". McCarty, de Farmlng,
ton, Condado de- Gan Juan, Arthur
eeligman, do Hanta Fe, y d. M. White.
ingeniero se stgadtc;
NotarIoa Nomhrsdos.
Los siguientes notarios pdblicos han
lido nombrados Dor 81 Gobernador Her.
bert j. Hagerman:
j. q. Lucero. Lumberton. Condado
de Rio Arriba; s. u. Lewis. Ramah.
Condado do Mckinley; Thomas w.
Watson, Lincoln. Condado do Lincoln;
Jesse b, Hill. Hachita. Condado do
Grant. w II Aforc~a xto~..ou No.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10
NuEsrRo CAFE.

Es ell mejor que Sc produce en- ell
mundo. o invltamos que compren en-
nuestro concrete Y quedaran owen
cldos que es cleric 10 que anuncia
mos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10
faurAs.

En- 10 que pertenece 4 frutas tene.
mos todas las que podemos c~onsegulr,
En- Of verano siempre tenemos frescas
cerezas, frambuezas. d%uraznos, albari,
coaues, bananas. n~aranjas, ~cirnelas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10
de Hule

cuANDOSE HALLEN ESCRIBIEND0 L MISMA COSA
FRECUENTEMENTE EN- Ell CURSE DE SUS NEGOCIOS,
RECuERDEN UN~ ESTAMPADOR DE Hull LES SAL
vARA MuCHlSlMO TEMPO. GENIE DE MUCHOS Ne
G0CIOS ESTAN USANDO ARORA MAS ESTAMPADORES
De HULE QUE ANTERIORMENTE PORQUE SALVAN
TEMPO, Y FL TEMPO ES DINER0 EN- ESTOS DIAS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10
Aoas p'pEvvRe

Tenemos este buen ~estimulante, el
cual estA compuesto de p~epinillos, an
chovas. Olives. etc, en- vases do cris.
tai lie S-4. Muy fIna; cada n S0cta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10
PAN y BOLLOS

NUEsTRAs FAciLioADEs SON lcUALEs a cUALEsouIeRA EN- e.
'ossIs PARA ENTREcAR PAN Y 5oLLos; Ia cALipAp MAS FINA
y MATERIAL Sc usA EN- gu PRE- PARAGON. TAMsiEN EMpLEA.
MOS IRAsAJAooREs suPERioREs EN- NuEsTRo pEPARrAMENTo
oF PANAoERlA.. LAS oRpENEs Sc slRvEN CON PRoNTiTuD.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10

~ JueVeS en- ~ thTue y pcriuhhociV en
Ia misma por dos dias.
ln Ia corte de dIstrlto hoy q las .
de- Ia mahana. las causas criminales y
civiles por el condado de Santa Fe se-
ran llamadas. Los licenciados deben
estar lIstos con sus causas.
ri sr. Balton Montana y esposa, dc
Rivera, SO e%ncuentran en- Ia ciudad en-
una vista breve, ri Sr, Rivera es
duefo de I'm concrete on Rivera Y Sc
~encuentra aQui con negocios.
Los Sres. Pablo Mares y Antonio
Medina. rancheros Y productores de
fruta en- la vecindad dc Santa Cruz,
en- la parte norte de este condado. es-
tuyleron en- la ciudad Ell viernes tran
sando negocios lmportantes.
Los Sres. Eliseo Martinez y Epime-
MO Quintana, %ciudadanos bien como
cidos de yelarde. Condado de Rio
Arriba, Sc encuentran en- Ia ciudad Y
permaneceran aqui hasta que conclu.
va la presente session de la corte. Am.
~ S Son m,e% m",as. 'e' graz 'ur'ao ae
~ ,o-n,oua,sr, "pa, a
greso 81 jueves dc I'm vIaje de dos Sc
manas a sus ranchos de ovejas EN- la
Mn .'e pu"nn' e ,"so.usa a aao ~ 0o aass
' los animales estan en- condIcion es.
plendida y n los prospectus para 81
borregos son e~xcelentes.
pc uo'que o.
uor l'aee'mau \ /" sup'iicauo ~
resignac'on aei rrocurauof Gene.
y Y. W. rrlcnaru'
A.oarf'llo' oe oiehega'
conuaoo ue oan' r. q"ien posee
III csrca ue aqusi '"gar'
estuVo aqui aurahte ia semana
Gun hesoc'os an'e 10 ohc'na ue
terrsnos,
Los sphores sen'ura narios y
Juan v'iianusva' ahoos ae ualis-
teo, '"ekatoh ia c'uoau q pr'n.
cp'os ue ~ ssn,ana' l''os es'ah
aqui con nesocn's an'e "a eor'e
'e rs IS'auos o"'uoS
Tomas de Lallo, de Cerrillos.
- e'Pos" es'u-
yieroh Gu 10 c'uuau uuraa'e "a
semana oe V'si'a' NJ Or ~
Laiio es nh coinefc'ah'e Gu ia
P'aAa uonue res'ue'
Ell Sr. S, N. Laughlin, del ran.
cho de San Cristobal, quien cs nn
de los duenos principles de la
.stuo ~ i o;rdad arn,a !.
samors oon r-.sooios
Von Cosme Maftnea' un ran
chefo de Vailecl1os' hego q Ia clu-
daa q principios de Ia semaha y
permanecera aqui durante Ia
session. de ia corte de alstrito como
mlembrod ei pequeno lurado de
- go 'no'
suS'o 10 - =" - o'u'au "ues
~ es'uo a'n'so 81 'oSen rs
~ps- - 'N' = foyo nec'
W. : iaos = lo,
g. M@ 9'ueA eS uuo 70 los c'u
mas ln'e'sen'es y em
Los senores Victor Vigil Ju.
liam Espinosa criadores de ove-
jas en- Ell Ojo de Ia Baca estuvie
ron en- la ciudad durante la Sc.
mana en- ~consulta con Ell Agsnte
Florestal de 10 Reserva de Jemez
M. L. Erickson tocante a obtener
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10

Hon. II. o. Bursum. superintendent
to de Ia penitenciarIa territorial. re-.
gres6 el jueves de I'M viaje de dos Sc
manas a sus ranches de ovejas en- la
parte orlente del condado de Socorro.
Mr.. Bursum informa que los pasteos
Y los animales estan en- condicion es-
plendida y que los prospectus para ell
presente a1o para I'm buen acopio de
borregos son excelentes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-10

J. B. Lamy ha yendido un
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12
A PROPOSED AMENDMENT.

Starke telegraph: 0ne Of the pend
ing con titutionAl amendments pro-
vide. tina, revolutions amending the
constitution shall hereafter D. POO
.i.h-d fnr only thirty day. prior = the
election at Which they are 20 oe ra'i'
Sd or rejected. TIE newspaper man,
Who benefits someWhst by the longer
publication ~ these notices. sill likely
- sccus-d Of haThor.rg 4 .eln.h mo-
tive n h suggests that the amend
neut il not a sound one, hut at the
risk OF being so accused The Telegraph
ventures TO call attention 20 the fact
that IT present constitutional amend
msnts are voted on by .ess than tity
per cent OF the electors " the state,
and this too after me publication OF
the PROPOSED amendments Tor period
~ three months. II his wde pub
LEFTY succeeds ia etIcaNug only
twenty-five per cent ~ the electors u
eem. reasonable d-ductiou that the
shortening OF the term Of puolicatif n
will result in a .pouding 'edoc'
ton in the number OF votes east on
the propositions submitted. and that
we shall hereafter have changes made
in the organic Las by IS to 20 per cent
OF the electors.
In prnvid Jog for vide publicity 20
proposed amendment tn constitution
makers probably q d 90 with a foil sense
OF the gravity OF making changes in
the organic law and fixed the period OF
pub ica,ion at 90 day to obviate, ss far
a. possible, precipitA.e or unsdvisef
action. In proposing the pending
amend ment its anthor'. only object
wac to p5ec, a small saving in dollars
and cents
This is the difference in the eonstitu'
ton makers and the constitution
amender. The voter has the oppor-
tunity to choose between them,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

For On" Information OF certain PEG.
pie TIE sun will state tina, lhe surplus
in the county treasury, derived main.
ly from the hire ~ state and county
convicts, cannot be used for other
than payment Of bills against the fine
and forfeiture fund, and /. not avail.
able for the rost fund. Aspecisl act
vas passed by the last Legislature con-
verting This surplus to the school fund f,
bnt the county commissioner contend
that the law 10 unconstitutional which
contention has been susts ned by Judge
Wills, and the case ha. been appealed
20 the Supreme Court
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12
INFRINGEMENT ~

At their meeting on A1gns' 9;h ire
CITY Comet pa.sst an ori'nanc'
amending section ten n 'hs c.ty "har'
Ter. pIvipg he council t7r option 81
uubisbiuR ordinances arc time or hAS'
ing same printed 'or distribution.
Tn. auction va. aubni'ted to 90"
yo,pri1 Ar'I at ard defeated, -
rpo1ir.ur majr-'y ofa' 'he qlaA'
fed ...r.ur. .r'it'-d - r)'e ~ sG'A
-l.c,ign 90 em~1! ~ charter q; Z
genera, -'.c..u
T~ia.r'.d. how-v.r, tNs 'ol'cli
comes back AMI cas- . .J.|C." p 80
ton. because - .Ich tlec;icp ne
charter can be amended by a ma 'ri'y
o. he votes ca.t & su'h rIe-tiou.
Evidently the cts dads go nor wish
publicity gwen % tLei' set, their
contention ,ha' the proposed amend
men, #. ,g ihe interest II economy
imply 5- tc a blind. Irne. consld-
cradle .1.rn,. has been iDcufreI ia
me Way " publishing ordinances an-
der the n.E cnar'sr. bat whoever knew
ia business expanding Without in
airing additional expense; The mu.
Dir.pi, authorities, aud especially the
council. were anxious for q charter
along the .ines - the Jacksonville
caarier. a,d he last Legisllture,
through '.r efforts Of the Senstor
from A'ac. "a county, enscted such a
mea.ur. l. vas not. Ia many re-
spr,l. vha' the senator desired, but
he UsiSd ~ objections especially
mat itlIlirC the Tst. Of tsSst ON m
p h. interest ~ harmony, and what he
wa- lead 20 bs!ieve 10 be for the best
iuterp.'s %, Gainesville. The increase
% the rate uf taxation, which We do
not think can be shown % be warrant
81 under existing conditions, shows
'hpt he should have "stood patton this
point, and il il 20 be hoped that the
next legislature will limit the council
IN this particular nc least
fthe City Council would be so par
ticulsr concerning other expenses ~
they seem 10 be regarding the printing
bills, there would he no necessity for
tsIrng property owners 10 such an ouI-
rageons eI,en, a. they do. Moo Their
agency does a. much for gainesville a.
the newspapers, and the narrow. mind
edneI exhibited by certain members
OF the City Council shows their utter
of the service rem.
dered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

Rev. Henry Broad, who has been
pastor Of the Presbyterian church ~
Starke for several months has resign
I'd and joined the Baptist denomina'
ton. he from England aud prior
10 coming to the Unlied states did
missionary work in India. Mr.. Broad
gives a. the reason for his change OF
faith that he has concluded, after thor.
ough investigation, that the Bap.
lists are right from a scrptural point
VI view
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

when asked where she va. going 20
spend her vacation. n lady of our city
replied. Right here ~ home " Then
she went on Why should pa,k all
my pretty clothes IN n trunk, bd good
bye tn all my friends and take long
hot railroad trip To some resort flied
with people whom don't know, and
ohio, perhaps IL is beet no, t. know /,
sleep IN stufY room on hard bed e.,
when ! have my own comfortable
home right hete' No am going to
take my vacation In my home. where I
can do ~ please "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12
Deafness Carno, be Cured

ny local applications, ~ they csnnot
reach tho diseased portion ~ ,hr ear
There 10 only one way ocnrr dratnes.
aud that 10 by constitutions remedies
Deafness d, caused hy SO iuhsmrd cau.
diiion OF the mucu. huug ~ the Eus.
,achian Tube When the tube Fl, In.
hAmed you have rambhuE .ouui ~
imperfect hearing. and Whra g = On.
tirrly closed. deafness . tie result,
and unless the inflammation ,au BE-
takvn ou, and this tubs RESTORED 50 10.
norms condition, heanng wlll 10 De.
stToyed tOtvVrr, nine eases cat ~ ten
are cAosed by estafsh, which - nothing
hu, "a iahtmsd condition % tse N uros
90 'iacrs.
We will give Ops Hundred pallsrs
Tor Any ease Of dSaiusss teaused bt
eA,arrh that cannot BE- cured by Halle
CAtaffh Corr Ssnd fOS ctfeuarp tree
, CaGNNEY 4 Co. Toledo. q.
sold ~ ell dtaEgnte Tse.
raks Halls Family P,lls icr eousti.
paI'ee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

II pays to read the Advertisements
of enteFptis,ng home merchants They
are the people who make iosn =
trade center Nou should remember
that they bring the conv-nieuc-s. nee.
rs.Arie. and many ~ the lulgr,ss ~
life RIGHT to your door aDd ~ rul-
cell you honest goods NJ smAl.
prof.,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

The Great ~outh palolA Cave 10 the
largest ca,etu IN the World IL sslt.
uA'~d 10 che region - the Black Halls
10 AmeficG. aud exceeds even the
Mammoth Cave "a krntgeky IL 10
ntty.1Wo m,,e' Ions aud contains 81
roonis, many % which are over a. fees
hlgh and Afv mAs.rd with stAlaetites
and s'a.tfuits' % graf sisv. There
are stream waterfalls. and th.rty-
seven lake. "a tts vA,t subIsrra mean
uotld 900 tsci St.,c The sea level
and go iesI deer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

The chinAbeTrY tree 3, the greatest
feeder ~ the Wh,te NJ. 80 destructive
to the orange aud other citrus truis
trees. and IN s-vrrsl towns Va South
FloTidS ihs excellent shade tree 10
being cat down
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

The Democrat .thr utle " a new
weekly ,t.pAprt rablished a. or.
lando e..t D holland Siarbuck as
cditofaD1 90 shAect ,,vN hvc-column
Cuario 49, begin. publication with a
good h!vsfi.sirg patronage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

What Others think ~ you joes net
matter Il 10 wha, you know Of your
self that makes you hsppy ~ unhappy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

Don't be too hard on the girl who Is
always putting on airs maybe shr
hAsn't much else to put on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

:, One writer says that 10 10 women's
demand Tor chrApuess that makes
shop ptoprie,or overwoFk add TN.
dsFpAy their employrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

II you would find entrance TO other
people'' bear,', open up the door Of
your own.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

FTecklcs and troubles are a good
deal alike The more We consider
them the bigger they grow
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

when Dan Cupid shoots his arrows
ne generally mshes n Mrs out OF a
miss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

Four hundred and ciRh,y.siX new
national banks we're organized last
year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES,

For Member Of CotgIcs, "a Corsre's."t
District
TRANK CLARE. ~ 90 Iu.n.l
For Justice ~ the Supfcm" Court
CHAs. 49, PARKHI.L'o' E~aun'p
JAMES H. WHITFIELD. ~ Leon.
For Railroad touui,sijE"r
NEwTOS 4. pLIT.H oiLc,y.
H. HUDSON BURR ~ paHe.
For State Attorney - Circuit
=. ~ RIVERS,
Fof state senator. a!d District.
H. N,'REART.
For Members Rouse ~ Rerrcsctiau,c,
SlpL CARTER
=. A. DOkE
For Couau Tux Assessor
" " CDLSuS.
For County Tax Collector
W. - DICKINSON.
For COUNTY Treasurer
RI piELrR
For Member. Sciuv hoard
~ ~ URJOKtR
= g. FITCH
u u WEEKS
FUr COuutf Commissioner,
J. q. DAMPlER.
~ PACLLiNG.
-. TOWNSEND
- W j. MATTHEW'S.
&. e PEDRlCK
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

For Member Of CorgIc,, "a Cofsres,.ors
District
FRANK CLARE. ~ 'oIunn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

For Justice ~ the Supfcm" Court
CHAS. 49, PARkHllL. n' Esr.rh'n
JAMES H. WHITFIELD. ~ Leon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

For Railroad tuuul,si6L"r
NEWTON A rLl1 n 81 Levy.
n. HUDSON HCRR. az pa1e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

Fut state senator "a District.
a. a. Nr'REAHT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

For Members HOUSE ~ Rturcscttaugc,
SiUTA CARTER
T. 4 DDkE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

Tor Member ~cIuV. board
u ~ URDOKtR
= g. TTTCH
u n WEEKS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

FUr COUNTY Commissioner
J. @. DAMPIER
~ PACLLiNG
J. >. TOWNSEND
W !. MATTHEW'S.
q. e PEDuCK.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

For COUNTY Treasurer
az piEITR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

For County Tax Collector
W. ID DICKINSON.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-12

Dor Couav Tny Assessor
" " CpLSuS.
The Ward County independent., 1906-09-13
FORMER MINOT
MEN ARRESTED
Charged With Land Fraud...Wil.
son Gettle and Edgar Wealth.
erbee from Douglas Brot to
This City Friday...Believe
That Arrest is Work of an
Enemy.

Edgar Weatherbee and Wilson
Gettle, two former residents of
Minot, now residing on their
claims near Douglas, are under
arrest, having been indicted by
the grand Jury at Fargo some
time ago, in connection with the
land frauds. They were brot to
Minot Friday and gave bonds
for their appearance on Sept. %.
The men have no fear as to the
outcome of the investigation,
but are put to considerable trou-
BILE and expense. Mr.. Weather.
bee informs the Independent that
that both himself and Mr.. Gettle
were witnesses when his son
made final proof on his claim
near Douglas, and believed that
an enemy is causing the trouble.
The proof was made in Minot
and the young man resided on
his claim as much as the average
homesteader did two years ago.
The Independent believes that
these men will be able to show
their innocence OF any fraud.
The Ward County independent., 1906-09-13
Min0t's First Blacksmith Re.
turns After Many Years.

J. H. Charlebois, Minot's first
blacksmith, who left here seven
teen years ago, returned this
week to look after the sale of
some OF hisproperty. He owned
the famous Charlebois addition
OF forty acres which is being sold
by Blaisdell, Bird Co. and has 81
acres more just east OF the addi-
tion which will be plated soon.
lie is trying to make arrange
ments with the Catholics to move
their cemetery several blocks
east on land to be donated by
him. Mr.. Charlebois now lives
at Alexandria, Ont, but will
move to Minot in thespring, and
erect fine residence.
He proved up on pre-emption
on the south hill many years
ago, never dreaming that it
would make him any money, but
from it he has grown indepen.
IDENTIFY wealthy.
Mr.. Charlebois is greatly pleas.
ed with Minot. This place was
but a little cowboy village when
ne left years ago and there are
but half a dozen buildings in the
entire city that he remembers.
The Ward County independent., 1906-09-13
A SUCCESSFUL
BANkER-FARMER
Emery Olmstead, Cashier of the Minot Union
National Bank has We'll Stocked and
Well Improved Farm of 600 Acres
Near Willow City.

Among the many business and
professional men Of this state,
a large per cent OF them own
farms and are actively engaged
in farming. While they do not
perhaps till the soil themselves,
they direct affairs, giving orders
to their foremen and seeing THAI
they are executed. Such men
readily learn the ins and outs OF
the farm for if they make a mis-
take, they suffer for it in pocket
book.
One OF the most successful
banker-farmers OF the northwest
is Emery Olmstead. cashier OF
the Union National bank OF Mi
not. Mr.. Olmstead, we believe
was reared in a city home, and
did not learn much about farm
ing until he became a resident OF
North Dakota. He owns an ex-
ceedingly we'll improved farm of
500 or more acres not far from
Willow City, in Bottineau coun-
ty, and this year has 600 acres
The Ward County independent., 1906-09-13

Of crop. H. owns his farm ma
chinery, horses, etc. A running
creek flows near the barn and a
hundred head of cattle have
grown rolling fat on the school
section which Mr.. Olmstead rent
ed and fenced.
"You see, started a few wears
ago with a dozen cows and the
increase has been no small item,"
Mr.. Olmstead explained to an
Independent reporter. II ex-
pect to sell two or three car loads
OF fat steers this fall too. Oh,
yes, raise hogs too. | have
about sixty hogs, letting them
run on barley, speltz, etc. in the
summer. Do you know, l have
a hard time to keep them from
getting too fat in the summer.
I'm afraid of them dying from
the heat"
Mr.. Olmstead employs three or
four men on the farm and is
never quite as contented as
when experimenting some work
at his Willow City home.
The Ward County independent., 1906-09-13
The Western Wife.

She walked behind the tagging mules
That drew the breaker through the
soil.
Hers were the early rising rules
Hers were the eyes of wifely toll.
The smitten prairie blossoms fair,
The sod home faded from the scene:
Firm gables met the whispering air,
Deep porches lent repose serene.
But with ring brow and snowy tress
Bespeak the early days of strife:
And there's the deeper wrought impress;
The untold pathos of the wife.
0 western mother in thy praise
No artist pants, no poet sings.
But from the rosary OF days
Gods angels shape immortal wings.
Will Chamberlain in National
Weekly.