davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
Bonn 8adertiid.

Der uHoroitern~" in ga
Groife, Wis., bat ioeben iein 30
idbriges SiibiIdum gefeiert. 3iH0ie-
Ter @eIegenbeit bat iein Seraus6eber,
@err MooIpb ganorian, Der auBer
benz nNoroitern" auh nod ben
uMben6ltern~, Die .Noroigrn=8Iat-
ter. Die o8oIfspoit" unb Die 300
notsihriften rIoIfsrat" uno ngi-
gor1 berausgiebt cine pradtpone
Jeitnummer erideinen laiien, Die
in @ort un6 Bib cine treffli1e
sdiIoerllng Der ihonen, mddtig cuff
~bIiibenoen Staot Ga groiie unb IT,
res Geutidtums siebt. 8ir mini
iden benz uNoroftern" uto leinem fd-
bigen @erausgeber BON @er5en Slid,
fotpobI gum SlibeItag als auh our
SSltbel- Musgabe.
Der Separataboruf zines bohtn-
tereiianten engIiide1 0ortrags iiber
einmanoerung uno oeren
II DE n, ben Brofeiior S. s a NJ
no DeiIer Dor aur5em Dor Der
n@ermaniiiiden @efeaidaft4 bon
Chicago gebaIten bnt, lit nns gu
gegnngen. Mit groBem @eidid giebt
uns Der 8erfofier elm onidnulihes
Bib bon Dem Mnihnenen uno Mb-
nebmen Der ginmanoer11ng i'm Mllge-
meinen uno Der ein5elnen 8olferidaf-
ten I'M Belonoeren uno Iegt u1s
gleidaeitig Die @riinoe 6ieies Mn-
idipeaens uno Mbnebmens flor, mie
es NIT folder @riin6Iibfeit uno lie
berfidtIidfeit bisber nod nirgenos
geideben lit. gas 9iidlein lit niht
MIR bon ipe3ielIem, ionoern au6 bon
aneemeinem biitorifden Sntereiie.
B~eigeeeben lit cine trefflide, iebr
fIeiBig 5uianumengeitelte SabeIle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
Der sOmmer nabt-

Ser Spmtner nabt nit rafdem Shrtttett,
Bonn Simmel gli1t bic Spnne beik,
8aIb lit er tppbl in mni'ren Mfitten
ttnb bpn Der Stirne rtnnt 6er ShtpetB,
Wan bemft midt mebr an Sul5 mnh Sob.
lett,
Mn 6ei5nng pber t1ebcrrDd,
M1dt lieber BALI ben Gisutam 1Dlen,
Dit ieinem fa~lt=frbitalhnen gluG.
SalD fann man aud BON Htcitics tr1rten,
Ebeater, 81ae finh pprbet,
STENCIL in 5ngefhlpf'nen NGmmen
Gs miht gang mebr gertiitltd fei.
Sin iiberpmnb'mer StanDpnnft lange
Sinh Mariner &affee pber See,
Odd iuir6 mir fir bic Magen battge,
@emn i) smpiel bonn Giscrerte febi
Tins aus Der glpptbefe 6pIen
@ir Sampler Ghgel1em utts ittttt,
Stencil bic Bpriidt ms befpblen,
Die @interfleiber meg sn tnn.
Die Giirem iinb nitb Jeniter pffen,
@ilfpmmen ieber 2uft5ng let,
Spf tpplett mir babel aud bpffen.
Saf BALI Der Ne9en fet bDrbei.
Sph Gines b6rt mat litter flasen,
Der Smrft cnttuifelt iif gar febr!
ltnb Giner m1fJt ben Mnbern fragen:
$50 nebmen MIR ba 2inb'rnng Der?
Nun - mint end niht i'm pplen @lafe
Sas ih5ne, Hare 8 u 8ier??
Widts tilt ben 9nrit tn iuldem Mafe,
8pm alien 5Iiifigfeiten bier.
Gs lit Der Sranf fir ale 3eitcm,
Snn @inter iparutt ct uns bas 8lut,
Sett fpa es 6iiblung uns bereiten,
ttnb felt - es tit aud bafir gut.
Drum lift bic @lafer uns erbeben,
ttnb rmfet lamt ST. HreiS unb Sanf:
r9as 2pne=S tar=8ier Iaft bDd es lebeu,
Den id5ncn, fiiblem Sommertranf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
@eftiae Gppfi6nter5en.
@iele Sam Mntonier Sranen baben
iic, aber iuenise iuiHctt, iuober
lie riibren.

@nbaItenoe beftige &opfi6mer5en,
59limr1e, nieoertperfenoe &opf=
i6mer5ent
acknowledgements, augen ber-
letenoe &opfidrner5en,
Seigen a1f Storungen Ser 9eieren,
getpeilen ben @~iftgebalt i'm 8lute.
@orfotii6e Mittel mogen mol BEN
S6mer5 Iinbern
Mber lie beilen Die urIade ni6t.
Doon's 0ieren : 8iaen beilen 6ie
Nieren.
gntfernen oie @iftltoffe, reinigen
oas 8lltt,
@erbon1en &opf- Ii. Giidenidmer5
uro S6mer5en beitn l1rinieren.
Sier tit Elm Gan @ntonioer 3eug=
mis-, Inn bies gu bepeiien:
Mrs. S. 8. 8omman n, 322
sherman Str, @m Nntonio, Seras,
|iagt: vMa6 Ser grfabr1ng, Die i6
nit 9oon's 8iaen gemobt babe,
fam i6 oieieIben gar nidt bod ge-
mug loben. Set LANCER 3eit lit ih
an M~ierenleioen nnb es ibien, als
Oh es gar ni6ts gabe, nas mir CT
Ieidterung beridaffe. Die @ftion Ser
Nieren NOR 5u baufig ltno unfontrol-
lierbar nno i6 bette beftige aopf<
idmer5en. Sd bate piele Mnfdae
BON 9diittelfie6er uno par iebr oft
l6minolig. Sd berlor i6nen meme
&raft. 9a fonfte ib mir inn 8eror-
Drug Stor cine S6adtel 9oon's
Nieren=giqen. Sd mar iebr befrie-
oigt bon Dem &einltat, % i6 mid
iebt b%efierer @eiunobeit erfreue, nie
ieit LANCER 3eit. Sd babe feline &opf-
idmer5en mebr, Die Surftion Der
Nieren lit regelmdBig uno i6 BIN piel
itdrfer. SD peroanfe oies 9oon's
Hteren=giuen."
3u baben BET aaal Sdnolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer Wilbnrn
60, Buffalo, g. g., aIeinige agen=
ten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gud 0es Nomens =
Doan's- nno nebmt feline an
oeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05

iid ielber feline Sdanoe gu moben.
@r milie ia nibt, mie ii6 in Der
Seimat ieine Sa6en anlieBen. @ber
menn es oas S6idial nibt fiige, oaB
er auf Dem paterliden Sofe leine
&raft betdtigen Tonne, Damn moae
er oafiir lorgen, BOB er als elm tii6=
tiger Soloat ipater 81 groo atno
Mnieben fGme. Seine 8orgeiebten
ieien ibm giinitig geiinnt, nno er
babe Musiidt, neiter 81 fommen.
SIN iibrigen geoenfe er ieiner @nge=
borigen obne 8itterfeit, uno er bite
BEN gater, ibm eegeniiber oaiielbe gu
tim, oamit er IN Srieoen iterben
tonne, menn oas blutige &rieger-
lfidiol oas etna 10 fiigen iole.
CSortfebung Iolgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05

ler s3eit nabm ct Sell an Ben oufre-
genben' &orfaQen, melde Die 8oli5ei
mdbrenb ie1ter Gertooe erlebte uno
fiigte ieinem &nf ben zines atsge-
5eidneten 0eteftipes bill5u. 3mei
Sabre 5eidnete err ii6 alS SPECIAL
8eamter altf Dem @usite1ungsplabe
aus unb erparb iid ieiner treten
8fli1terfiiaung ipegert ni6t MIR Die
Mdtur1g Der 8ernaltungsbeboroe
ionoern all6 ieiner 8orgeiebten.
SpGter eroffnete er Elm Wobelge-
Idaft lit 118 5iio-5lores Strabe
Dem er oud iebt nod poritebt. 5err
&eebes pltroe I'M Sabre 1871 in
@a6itodes in 2ouiiiana geboren. ST
glalibt, bab er in Ser Stellung zines
gonitablers ieinen Mitbiirgern quite
Oienite leiiten fonnte uno bittet ie<
oen INN leilte ltnteritiisultg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
2ofaleS.
Bum arpsen Sfat.Snrnier.

0as poaitanoige Grogromm fiir
Die orei Gage oes groBen Sfat-&on-
greiies in Stem Oorf lit rliin ellogiil-
tig fpie folet feitgeite1t: Sonttag,
81. SUM, 8 ltbr @ormittags, gm-
pfang uno &esiitrierul1g Ser 9elega-
ten I'M @rano Central Galoee; $50
Mbenos offi5ieae @roffnnng oes IL.
Notiomalen Sfat-aongrelies onrd
ben 8rGiioenten 2oren5 Seller; Z
l1br: 8eginn oes eritelt CURRIERS'.
@abrenb oes BURNERS l1nterbaltute
fir Die 9amen i'm Serraee @arben.
Montog, %. SUM: 10 ubr 8ormit-
tag groffnung Der @eiddfts-S ibullg
I'M Serrace-@ arOen; 12@2 l1br
Yauie, 2 llbr Nadmittaes Sort
iesullg Ser Situue; Z l1br slbenos,
geginn oes 2. Sl1rniers I'M @rono
Mbenos ltnterboltlng fir Die 9an1en
Central &alace. @odmittag NIB
I'M Terrace @aroen. Gienitag, %.
SUM: 5riibihoppen in ben @ralle-
reien bon S. @uppert uno 9erltbei-
mer & Sdipar3; 2 l1br Nadmittags,
Musflug nod Gonep Sslano (2rna
Yarf); Mbenos s llbr, &pmnters
uno @reisperteilung imSerroce-@ar-
ben. 2ebteres 2ofol lit ols @atpt=
quartier auserieben. Mnmeloungen
merben Dor Sonntag, 81. Stunt, I'M
Serrace @aroen unb BON Sefretar 8.
@epman enteegeneenommen. Seer Dor
Sonntag oie @ebiibr bon $3.50 be-
5abIt, erbaIt Gid unb Sisunenltm-
mer fir beioe Gage 5ugeiteat.
Nus philadelphia miro gemeloet:
Sn Dem 2ofaI s. SO. 2ieotfe's, an
Ser Morooit-gde ser 4. unb gberrp-
StraBe, belt oas &omite fir BEN
SEEM Oorfer Sfat=&ongreB uno bas
ii. ~notionale Sfat-Surnier cine
Gisurg ab, Inn ben bonn Hbilaoel=
pbia-3peige oes Moro-amerifani-
i1en 5fotperbanoes gu ltiftenoen CT
renpreis 8bilabelpbias cine goloene
llbr uno Settle gum Hreiie BON $500
gu FIFTEEN, uno gaben benz befannten
oelitiden Snnelier uno Sbmudla-
den-Sabrifanten, 8errn grnlt Sab
bid, bon SEQ. 1893 @rd Ctr, ben
Mnftrag, iie 5u liefern. Ser Doroere
MuBenoefel Der nbr bleibt frei fir
ons Monogramm oes @etpinners, Der
bintete MuBenbedeI miro, in farbi-
gem email ausgefiibrt, Die bier 8en-
5eI deigen, tp6breno Der cine Sntten=
oedel naditebenoe s@iom1ng erbol-
ten miro:
vgbren-Yreis geitiftet bonn 8bilu-
oeIpbin 3neige oes Noroamerifan.
Sfat-9erbonoes fir oas II. Natio-
nnI-Eurtier abgebalten in Seem
Dorf am 81, %. uno %. sunni
1908"
Dos &omite oes HbilaoeIpbia-
3meiges arbeitet riiitig oaran, init
m6glihit bieIen GeiInebmern nod
Stem Sort 3u fabren uno iih bort
am Eurnier 5u beteiligen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
Wina anf ben ridtiaen Glef.

DIR. 6. @unlpbrep aalfmam bon
Omega, o. uno 8rdiioent Der oorti-
gen Observation-Disclosures ioet BON
Or. Sings Iener gntoedung: uSie
rettete nlein 2ebeti, lie fano Den rid-
tieell Sled = Den Sit meiiteS Su-
items - ais ales Mnoere febllhlug."
Or. Sings 0eue Gntoedulte erreibt
nidt mr. ben 9ititenlib, lie BELT aud
ben iueben unb ihmahen Eiinft Der
&ebIe, 2lulgeu llno 8rult. @dran-
tiert gu beilen bel 9loolpb 9reiB uilo
81. Gobn & So, Ipotbefer. 80 Cts.
mo 81 90. Yrobeflaide frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
g.. s. Meepes
tritt in bcm @cttbe,uerb fir Sas Stunt
oes GpmItablers.

6. 5. @eepes bepirbt ii6 nit Dem
beutigen Sage Inn bic Stellng ols
GonItabler ullo mo6t feline gerper-
bllng fir oieie Stelung BON Den 8e=
idliiiien Der oemofratiiden 8rima-
ries obbGngig. SEER &eepes bat Ell
men iebr grtten Nan1e11 in nnierer
stqot, ouf melden er iid) iett ge-
m~iiIernlaBen beruft. gr lebt leit %
Sobten in 5eras uno ieit 16 Sabrelt
in San Mntonip. Sein offi5ieller
2ebenslouf idliebt cine 2iabrige
9ienit5eit in Ser 8oli5ei in iid, uu-
ter Wopor Campbell. @abreno Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05

Sraeito mDbi lie NE 3
Defraubante n. Ser 8u99als
ter 9enebift @oigt aus 8amberg
8apern, Der in paTau peridiebene
l1nterf9lagungen periibt bate unb
bann in ben baperiF9sn MdlD gefla9z
tet NOR, lit auf Dem 1457 Mefer 6oben
8erge Mrber a6t Sage lang o6ne nab
rung eingsf9neit gspsfen unb f9liebe
fid, ben Sdneefpuren anberer fol9sHb,
total erf90pft, i'm 900 Meter tisfer as
l.genen @rbsrfeebauie angeldnst. Gct
tpurbe er erfonat unb perhaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
Git ucrfamfen uber sl ucrrcnten.

Gin gutter 9tore lillb @arenlaaer, be-
quemes @obn6aus, utter @arten ETC.,
unmitteIbar bel 6dule nno Stride gele=
gen, anf Dem 2anbe 10 Wieilen BON Sap@
Tor, Seras. Cine quite @elesenbeit fin
irgenb Semanb, Der elm General Mers
6onoiie @eiddft fpiinI6t; an1 tit
S6miebe, gottons@in unb Galoon I'M
Stdbt6en. I'm ndbere Allsfunft tpenoe
ma li6 an $. 3. Shlifeiien,
SanoobaI. 8iuiamion, 60, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
Gehrer aeiMdlt

fir Die Stem 8eebp-S6ule nit Gerti-
fifat 1. ooer 2. alaiie. WtlB oeutld
uno engliid unterridten fonnen.
Sertnin s Monate. $50 per Wonat.
@egen naberer @usfunft penoe
mon iid an Gmil Srnms,
2er6 30, aornes So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05
ferc. StaHel,
Semen : &anbInnI

king COTTON FERTILIZER"
brinet ~boppelten grtrae IN Cotton. Corn
unb alien Selb. unb @arten, Brobutten.
NemeS Sci. 372. xlteS Eel. 19f-1r.
3l9 DIT . Commerce Strase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05

- SEER Otto &reter mo 6rat
tretetl oieIe @pd,e cine &eiie nod
9ertidlano an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-05

8eIb sn bcrIeiben - gmerion &
Co.. 321 @eit Commerce StraBe.
BfanoIeiber uno Sutpeliere. Bar
gains In berfalenen 8f1ttoern.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
Dakota's Lands Going Fast.

Minot, N. D., July 28.An in,
dez to the rapidity with which
western North Dakota is being
settled is found in the statement
Fof business at the Minot land office
for the year which closed June 80
There were l, ,108 homestead entries,
!, ,634 five year proofs, 5000 COM
muted homesteads, or a total Of
5,771 entries, involving nearly
100000 acres. The total receipt
Of the Office for the year were
$64O,563. Al.
This Volume of business was
the largest handled by the office
in the nearly twenty years Of its
existence, and probably keeps it
where it has been for several years,
at the head Of all the land offices
in the country.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
The Little Hammer Again.

The following from the Sanborn
(Minn.) } Sentinel is not a good ad-
vertisement Of our home state by
one Of its citizens and only shows
how easily people are scared and
when frightened what great un-
truths can be told:
Fred Gleason is in receipt of a
letter from Henry Edgar from Un-
derwood, N. d., which states that
a heavy hail storm passed over
that vicinity last Thursday which
totally destroyed all the crops in
Mclean county and that not a
bushel Of grain will be threshed in
that vicinity this fall with the pos
sible exception Of a little late fax.
which may possibly recover from
the gruelling it received. This
section Of Dakota was visited by
hail last year also, but the crops
were not entirely destroyed as they
were this year.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
McClusky Gazette.

S. =. Price, and brother, and
Dave Bates, Of Goodrich, passed
through here Saturday, on their
way home from the western part
of the state where they we're tour
ing the country in Mr.. Prices new
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Granlien and
child arrived f1om Canada last
Saturday evening and will visit a
few days with relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Miss Star Thomas left on Mon
day mornings train for Valley City
where she will attend summer
school.
Andy Roedel, Of Goodrich, ar
rived Monday evening and is busy
fixing the local telephone exchange
since the recent storm, and also
putting in one or two new phones.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
NEWS ITEMS
Of THE 1 WEEK ||:;:|!
The Garrison Times Says Crops are
Livening Up and the Farmers
are Again Hopeful

Since the rain last Thursday
the crops which were not hailed
out have livened up wonderfully,
and the farmer is hopeful again.
Ali in all it is conceded that, while
the hail did great damage to some,
the good done by the accompany
ing rain, will Offset the damage.
The residence Of John P. Carl
son, about eight miles west Of
town, was struck by lightning dur
ing the storm last Thursday night,
slivering the side Of the house, de-
molishing the chimney and tear
ing up the floor in one room.
Mrs. Carlson and two of the child
rem who we're in the house. at the
time, were severely shocked. but
not seriously hurt. The house
will have to be rebuilt.
The kickers on the farm are not
SO hard to get along with as the
kickers in town. On the farm
there is the kicking COW and our
long cared friend, the mule, while
in town there is the old mossback
who wants all the municipal i'm
provements without paying for
them. The COW may be sold for
beef, the mule traded for a shot
gun, but nothing short Of a funer-
al will get rid of a town kicker.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
Myth Collector Visits Washburl.

IL. Wilson and his brother
Fred Wilson were in Washburn
Monday on their return trip to St.
Paul. A. i. Wilson is collecting
myths for the American Museum
of Natural History at New York
and has spent month at Ft.
Berthold collecting data. He is
the author Of the book, Myths Of
the Red Children, published by
Gin q Co. and soon expects to
have another published. His
brother is an artist, and made q
number of sketches while on the
reservation which will appear in
the book. While at Ft. Berthold
Mr.. Wilson was a guest Of =. s.
Curtis who will spend the next Is
years among the Indians. Mr..
Curtis was sent up there by j.
Pierpont Morgan and Andrew 3.
Carnegie to write up the Indian
tribes, and while Mr.. Wilson was
with him, he got the consent
Of the Government to allow the
aRees to peri form their great medi-
cine ceremonies which lasted. four
Or Ave days. These ceremonies
have been suppressed Tor q number
of years and viii never BE given
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
Goodrich Citizen.

. J. s.. =
Gottlieb Mauch returned home
from st. Paul Wednesday evening
after marketing some stock at the
South st. Paul stock yards.
Mrs. Philbrick accompanied by
her witnesses, Phil Boone and
Gustav. Schlmmelf fleming went to
Bismarck last Friday where she
made final proof on her homestead
north Of this place.
Misses Emma Haas, Heller
Heckenlaible and Elda Poulson
departed Monday for Valley City
to attend the teach hers' summer
training school at the state normal.
On the Davis ranchsa couple Of
miles west Of town they are making
haying q business and have alarge
force Of men atwork.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
Methodist Church Locals.

The Conkling people are getting
new song books. They also talk
Of getting 4 new organ. s, s5s
In spite of the rain, about 35
were present ct y FairyieW last Sun
day. .5s'
A pretty we'd ding was solemn
lied at the altar of the Methodist
church Monday evening by Rev.
"a. A Bresn, pastor of the Norwe-
4 giian Luth theran church The con
tracting parties were Amund Ost-
! mo, manager of the lorwegiian
Deacones Hospita Grand
Forks, and Carrie Eoss. of Cole
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31

. ~. =. II. L r . =
Cuba looking over the country
with q view of buying land. Mr..
Miller says that Cuba is alright for
the man with lots of money but
fof a man of moderate means North
Dakota has them all skinned y
He reports the crop conditions in
the east very poor, and that some
Of the corn in Indiana state
through which he passed is not as
far advanced as some in this state.
MI. Miller is much pleased with
prospects in this vicinity and
thinks we will harvest a big crop.
Ruso Record.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
Farmer Should Take Vacation.

Il q farmer can possibly ge
time to drive out over the country
around him, quite extensively, two
or three times during the growing
and ripening season, says the
North Dakota Farmer, he will Gnc
it is time exceedingly well spent
To get the most out Of this, the
wife should be taken along, and
such other members Of the family
as take an interest in the farming
If the trip takes two OF more days,
stopping with friends or camping
out over night, so much the better;
and If but one is taken, week
spent in this way will be we'll
spent. This will prove q rest and
change for the family, but the
real. object Of the going should be
TO observe what others are doing,
aud the result Of the different
methods Of farm management,
stock breeding pasturing, and a
thousand and one things that are
done differently by different farm
ers, and sure to be- done better BY
some than BY others.
In this way. muc needed short
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
Z North DAKOTA for Him Z

q 3. Miller "a from Wash
,ingt on, .. (. On 7 esday of last
week Where he moved with his
family last fall and will spend tho
remainder 81 the season IA this
vicinity ooking after his farming
linteresta. During the spast winter
MI. Miller spsnt several weeks y il1
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
b arbor, N. D. just a few friends

harbor, N. D. Just a few friends
present.
Albert g. Miller Of Millersburg,
Kentucky, and Jennie 81. Eskes Of
Underwood, N. D., were united in
marriage at the Methodist parson-
age on Wednesday, July 29th.
Presiding services at l0:45 a.
m. Subjects: "What would Jesus
do if a lay member in Washburn?''
At 500 p. m. G 'Asa's Moral San
itation Policy"
Sunday school at l1:45, Epworth
League at 700. Ladies Aid will
meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. with
Mrs. Eureka johnson.
r. i. Watkins, Pastor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31
Common Sense In Farming. .

I There has been so much said OF
late regarding the crops that it
seems proper time to call atten.
tion to the fact the kind of farm
ing has as much to do with the
quality and abundance of the yield
as has the natural conditions, says
the Harvey Herald. Land cannot
continue to produce year in and
year out without giving something
back to it in return.
One must take care Of the soil
as we'll as of his machinery and
live stock. Like machinery or
horses land will wear out much
more rapidly when left without
proper care and attention. Relat.
i've to this matter we print the fol-
lowing by a prominent elevator
man:
'sThe county shows more strongly
this year than ever before the diff.
ference between intelligent farm.
ing and the haphazard method in.
dulged in by many. The wearing
out of the land in some places is
strongly in evidence. Numberless
fields Of grain can be seen which
are dwarfed and of poor color
all. except a strip around the edge
of the field and little bumps of q
rank growth scattered here and
there over it's surface, and often the
growth on these is not luxurious
most significantly contrasting with
the main crop. The strip along
the edge represent new land added
to the field. The little spots Of
good growth show the result OF
horse dropping when the last crop
was being cut and hauled and all
the straw burned.
Driving thru the crops one day
I came across field of wheat that
was SO astonishingly better than
its neighbors' that I stopped to
make inquiry of the cause and
found that a second crop of clover
had been plowed over. In other
places the manure spreader was
busy giving a rich dressing to the
fallow, and where work Of
this kind was progressing the crops
were always of the best, while
farmer not far away,
whose spindly crops gave assur-
ance Of more hard times ahead told
me he didn't know what allied the
darn crops; they never did seem to
turn out right"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-31

Continued next week