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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
smdapinf.

- MiSies Scna @i6ne oa Mobel
2arien bar | roaen SiO pGrct | Seicg
/ 2niulcr.
- @tii8 9ininn 2ltuo reiite / SirS.
Bags / 9eicg til 0cSntbrc, RitheG
COUNTY, Soma.
-WrS. s. g. Serom oa bcttoes
70 3strc rciitc / SirsOngS / geieg til
@enrcr | hilbert Sea,
- Mr. og @rs. @rtnOer 8ebieno
reiite Sirsbng til Senrg, g. Suf. bUor
Sc / Sremtioen iii 30.
- Rrs. :. 6. SarocitnS os Dat.
trren Marie fom 2eronB tiI6o9e ira
ct TO Tigers 8cIsp I @irucnpoIiS.
- NiiiS emma GranSubl fom for.
Ieoen Sag BERTH ira gaIlep Gitp, u.
O., for at beige fin 8ettlOe, ggnPS
Sobniou.
49, Mrs. 6. 5. Curtin reiite Nor.
bag til Soutb @erS, Snb,, for at ie
til fin sSitrr, Miis SiIa Rarib, iOm
er iDg.
- 8rpf. Oscar Dillon bolbt Sett.
bags aftcn fit Sorcbrug ON "Gbrtitiun
EDUCATION" / Baitorerne aorettS &irfe
/ Galmar.
Btoi. Miltcn ltpbegruii fom
forleoen Gag bictr fra artnupolis,
RS, for at beisgr lin Mober og an
Sre SIegtttnge.
-Dfrs. s. 8. Soitober % beubes
Sen % WoSer, Mrs. SeibeIp, reiite
@unNng til Sruftou, q. DAT, for at
beige Slegtninge.
- Riis aote Coming reiite for.
IeSen Sag til 8iImor, 0ttnn., for at
beige I'm groSer, @tcf. Counting, og
orOre Slegttinse oe @enner.
Geo. Bilbertion fra sc Rob,
Nfiun., bar berneSe ct Bar Gage flo.
ite ltqe / anIebriug al lin SrtfelS Sc'
groSeTic / NabeI, 9tirm.
Mr. % Rrs. 9. 3. GoIcpiue %
Ell Gottcr f0n MunSoa fra ct. Rall
for at beige @r8. GoErbideS 6uNer,
q. q. RoiIep % andre SIcatntnge.
Ntii$ Gillian 8miuoer. iom Ell
ltaeS Sio bor / Beis0 hos 0Pr. %
aPrS. So. Gupile, rriite / RnuOa8S
tiIbuge iii 8reut Sails, Wpntno.
- Sans Rcbcrg fem i GirSSngs
hiem ira Chicago % bill tiIbrtn9c lin
Summcrferic til lite September
HiGrmc hos lin W&obcr % SSifenOc.
@iiS Rnrie Soigcn rciite /
Wuuoo0S til Ct. Ru1rl cg Rinncupo.
lis, % ocrfra reiicr BUN til Guruber.
LAMB, @t2, for at bcicoc Ste8t, &cn'
rcr % bcfien6tc / noQlc llQcr.
g2ti5 autberine ROome, Gottcr
iii Gr. Roomc / GaImor, bIcu / Gus
Bags rotrbtet til grttttr Rnrtir, font
her NnirttcIie / Chicago & Nort5.
mcitcrn @ancu8 aortor / N}uion Gitn.
- Eaitor z. Z Cjeu ira Wc6erro,
M, ,"' -, <''o.U9 u
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

SaraiS getsrion | @isiniIu, en-
ScftionsmnrS poa Big glmficot
Sernbaneb Srifneae iorIeocn Gag,
Sa ban iorisste OF iusunne oper sig
9Iadioot.GIobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Sranf g.. Sptt,

@anomanoen / Santos Gitp, bptS Npertisie.
mtnt Fnoes | bette SIoe, ialssr 9dnb / MiS.
icrri, Santos, Grfanias % SernS. 3r. 9pit
bar fri 9Jturiipu for siDbsre ben isrite us
treble StrseaB / bier Nlauneb % bar buer
Gang en- itpr 5OriGmGina al bpiIte mango
n~eoietter ig / bette SpSens 9auS, buer
tuHt SrGs. ri SrGHoe, biais ~SpsuiuaS.
rnaietials ttnisemeS puttfsOis Srust % biz
tist gnno titbpbsr tiitrGtteIis Spmmtrius
gRr. 2ott lur pen sttsrutar, ipm ban oil
ieuoe pGa Gnmoouin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

eenb "Seeprub.Tu itsu" til sIaai
oa getncr ! BET gautle eunS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
gsrprab % Sntealt.
Zen i9Oe SnIi 1905.
sNatepiepe.

SO pme-Marttn-1soe SuIi, MiiS
katherine HpCme iii srthur @laftin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
epse.

Gtpsfpft-S Deborah, 9ptpo, 9srSas
ben 14oe Sui, George StoSfpfb 81 aur srnl.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
LONG T7l7 T. RANCE
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
HAD HEART PAINS
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
--@ E1E17 -1 Cza-e-
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
GRIND TO LIVE
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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manner appropriate to the park idea,
and the plan herein proposed, as shown
in the accompanying illustration, is to
construct combined bridge and tri-
umphal archway 100 feet in width over
Hennepin, at the point where Hennepin
avenue and Harmon place meet to form
the northwest corner of Loring park.
This archway and bridge enter the
Parade at it's central point on Henne-
pin and enter Loring park on Hennepin
at the point nearest the business center
of the city. A width Of 100 feet would
provide for a broad driveway for teams
and automobiles, with wide pathways
s for foot passengers on either side, TO-
gether with plenty Of seats for. sight
seers, and display of flowers and
shrubbery in the shape Of summer
garden. It would give an excellent
view of the parks and parkways on
either side, as well as a view down Hen
nepin toward the city. Moreover; it
would provide FOR an extension Of Ken.
wood parkway across Hennepin !. and
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ties would make a great central park
stretching "a mile east and west and
nearly half-mile north and south
and this within six or eight blocks OF
the eity's main central business dis.
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GREAT CONNECTING PARK PARADE
HIYATA RECENT ADJOINING DONATIONS, PROPOSED

90, 81, 80, 83, 81 and s5 in Auditor Is
subdivision No. 20, lying on Hennepin
avenue, which were accepted by the
park board and designated for park
purposes by resolution of Commissioner
Folwell as recently as Dec. 27.
Cooperating with Mr.. Lowry in se-
curing and donating to the city this
last named block are the following pub
lie spirited citizens:
William ii. Dunwoody, Clinton Nor.
rison, Charles J. Martin, T. B. Janney,
j. B. Gilfillan, =. Mapes, e. Pennington,
M. B. Koon,. s. A. Harris, s. T. Nc
knight, Thomas II. shevlin, G. A.
Smith, William G. Edgar, Wyman, Par
fridge & Co., Henry u. Little, G.. w.
Gardner, James s. Bell, G.. T. Jaffrey,
j. d. Mcmillan, George III. Daggett, +.
E. Kenaston, F. M. Prince.
4 The aggregate value of the Lowry
donations of real estate in connection
with the foregoing park properties is
approximately $150,000. In addition to
his donations Of land, Mr.. Lowry dur
ing the past year has paid out of his
own pocket all the bills for labor and
Improvement in developing the property
for park purposes, about 100000.
+ Outside of the donations as above
outlined, the city itself has expended
in connection with the Parade prop
critics total of $109,279, Of which Sc,
152 was cash and $lO3,127 was in Ger
tifcates of indebtedness, to be paid il
ten annual installments by the assessed
benefited property adjoining.
The aggregate investment represented
by the Parade, therefore, is upwards o.
$500, 900, of which nearly two-thirds rep
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tion, and the Security bank gave lots
and 10 Of block ~.
During the past year Mr.. Lowry has
extended his gifts by donating blocks
A, 81 and SO Of Groveland addition for
playground purposes. Still more recent
is the gift Of the triangle by the I'm
maculate Conception church, and the
latest donation Of all is the exceedingly
valuable property consisting of lots rs,
resents donations by public spirited citi-
zens. Hiyata park has cost the city for
land and improvements to date some
thing over 100000. Loring park rep
resents an aggregate investment, includ-
ing both purchase price and improve
ments, Of close upon $45o,O0O. The
total valuation, accordingly, of the
three principal park properties which it
is herein proposed to consolidate is
about $3.50, 200. Other needed proper
ties and improvements will bring the
total up to approximately $1,O0O,00O,
which will give the city Of Minneapolis
one of the finest central parks, so far as
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thru Loring park, and thense via Grant
street either down, Grant to Park ave-
nue. or down Nicollet. into the heart sof
the city. Thus, instead Of Kenwood
parkway ending and ceasing abruptly
in an obscure manner, and instead of
Loring park being an isolated neigh
borhood park, they would articulate in
to the general chain Of the city park
system and add greatly to each other s.
development and to the beauty and util-
ity Of the WHOLE 81 III 3,
AS denoted Blythe map which accom-
panies this article, the large central
park thus formed will extend fully a
mile east and west, 'e ffrom Willow street
on the east Of Loring park, across Hen
nepin, thru the Parade to the western
extremity of Hiyata park. It would
thus run approximately parallel with
Groveland and Mount Curve avenues on
the south, and would be bounded on the
north by Willow street and Harmon
place, on the east side of Hennepin, and
by Erie avenue on the west side of
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the recipient of. a gift not measurable
in dollars and cents, but none the less
valuable, which has been worth in ac-
tual results perhaps more even than the
aggregate cash donations.
Summarized in a sentence, the Mime
apolis park system, begun in 1856 and
representing in 1906 over 1900 park
acres, valued at $5,00O,OOO, brought to
it's present development thru half
century of patriotic toll, foresight and
donation, together with minimum
amount of taxation, and this for the
most part paid by benefited property,
is monument Of municipal endeavor
with few parallels, and the greatest fact
Of its kind in any city Of like size.
e IF. N. Stacy.
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shore rights, which gave the city y lake
one mile in length and over half mile
in width. In 1856, when the early
park commissioners, prominent among
whom were Loring, Bracket, Morrison,
Wilson, Nelson and PillsEury, first
looked to Lake Harriet as a prominent
feature Of the Minneapolis park sys-
tenn; Henry B. Beard and James r.
Merritt agreed to donate to the park
board the greater part of the right of
way around Lake Harriet for park
way. When the King Remington liti-
cation resulted in the award Of the
greater part Of this property by the
court to William S. King, the latter
confirmed the title Of these tracts to
the city park board and added other
tracts, which, with further concessions
from Messrs. Reeve, Thornton and
Sutherland, and three acres purchased,
way and shore rights and one Of the
finest lake parks in the country.
Barnes place and Lowell square, re-
spectively ST and l.35 acres. donated
April IS, 1889, by Elwood S. Corser,
William A. Barnes and Charles p. Low
ell.
Lyndale park, 61.26 acres, located
between Lake Harriet boulevard aud
Lakewood cemetery, and extending
from Kings highway to Penn avenue
S, of which fraction over forty acres
was donated by w. $. King and Caro-
line NJ. King by deed of June Is, 1891,
| Cemetery association by deed Of Dec.
4, 1900, largely thru the instrumental
| ity Of George A. Bracket, G.. M. Lor-
ing and other officers and directors Of
the association; the, present value of,
the donations being listed among the
! park assets at $4,000.
Kings highway, 14.73 acres from
Thirty eighth street west to Lake Har-
riet via Dupont avenue and Forty sixtll
street, named after and largely donated
! by the late w. S. King and associated
with his liberal park gifts in connec-
tion with Lyndale park and Lake Har-
! riet.
Minnehaha parkway, 177.O7 acres ex.
! tending from Lake Harriet to Minneha.
ha falls, a charming driveway Of five
and one-half miles via Minnehaha creek
and Forty eighth street east, of which
IL acres were purchased and the balance
! donated by the following properly own.
ers in 18S9-92:
81 Henry G. Butler, Joseph M. Fogg, w
1 D. Washburn, j. A. Wolverton, Jesse
N. Richardson, E. f. Guilbert, Jot
Pratt, Edwin B. Moore, Howard M
4 Jones, A. M. Henderson, Merriam Bar.
rows Co, Horace G. Hovey, A. M
i Shepherd, Mordecai Parry, s. II. Wilson
!! Thomas j. Carney, R. p. Russell ,Jr.
Moses II. Powers.
Dean boulevard, 1890 acres extending
side of Lake Calhoun, valued at $4,000
and donated by deed of Aug. Is, 1892
by the heirs of Joseph Dean.
i Kenwood parkway, 20.60 acres ex
i tending from Lake Of the Isles to Lor
ling park via Kenwood and Spring Lake
i the boundaries thereof being designated
Iby the park board by Ianolution of Feb