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The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER,

opening copper cable Spot f5s, up
SIS; futures. ass l2s Cd UP 5s. market
firm.
The copper share market opened gen
orally higher this morning under me
influence OF strong and rising New
York market. Opening gains averaged
about q half point In the leading cop
per issues. Osceola advanced two points
during the forenoon session. greene
Cananea was the most active, the price
running up 10 i0E in the first hour,
as against closing price or sSs yes
terday Nipissing was a strong cur
stock selling above 8 The trading IN
the market was not actiVe. except IN
one or two spots. but the tone was
strong throughout. The metal in Lon
don opened is higher
Reported for The Times by Cameron
Cnrria AZ Co hankers 116-llS Gris-
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
COPPER SALES.

Furnished by Cameron Currie Co.
Adv. 100: Anal. s.I4s: Az. 2s5; Anc.
30; Az, i.is5: b. G. S25; - g. c. 80;
Blu. 632: c Il A. 49, G 81 II, IL. Gent,
Is; Mer. so. Range. 431; - W. 10; Or.
10; @ & g. 2.695 Guam. %: Roy. $40;
LIS. 3S5: Mass, 1870; Mex, 145; Mich. 40:
Mob. 1910: New, liO y b. 1877: o ID.
IFS; Csc. so. Par. 40; Qy. 40; n l. %;
Shan. 1850: 5 +. so: Trim. 1928: L 5 X pf.
143. Utah Cone. 451; Utah Cop, 20, Wet.
27O; Win, 1850. VOL. A.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
500, 900 Fire In East Aurora. N. Y.

EAST AURORA. N. Y, June o.
The worst fire in the history OF East
Aurora broke out at 4 o'clock this
morning and before the flames were
subdued by the heroic work Of the fire
department nearly 100000 worth Of
property had been destroyed. The
flames burned for three hours. The
principal losses are: Tacabarry Fur
niture store, opera house, Model phar-
macy. Odd Fellows hall, ex-senator
Persons residence. ~
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
Erase Tweed Fraud Record.

NEW YORK. June ALI traces OF
Tweed's court house frauds have JUS,
been stricken from the books OF the
comptroller's and city chamberlain
ONCE. The specific items erased werc
carried on the books since 1885. They
were S7O0, 0s7.2s credited 10 the new
court house fund.-" and $4,000 car.
ried ON the ninth district court
house" account.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
Brief Telegraph
Items of Interest

CLEVELAND. June Eugene Jep.
son, of New York, aged so, and weigh
ing go pounds. leading man IN a
vaudeville sketch at Keith's theater
dropped dead OF heart disease in his
dressing room when an alarm OF fire
sounded. The first was extinguished
after damage amounting to $4,000 had
been done.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Quotations furnished by Cameron,
vurrie q Co. June 2. 1908:
coupe New iosx 3D. new new !. reg. ioi q ioi y
now So coup. ioi q lolh new ~ req
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. June 2.--Continued
dullness was shown at the Metal ex-
change today. although a slightly frm-
er tone developed I'm tin In sympathy
with London. Lake copper f2& G24 y !;
electrolytic. 12h Ql2sc: castings. I'm
m12h: spelter $3.50 " 40; lead, 1892 n
n435: tin 2SL d29.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
Nay Tear I'D Dangerous Walks.

q >Commissioner Haarer, OF the de-
Dartment of public works has been
|notifed by the citys legal department
That he may tear up dangerous plank
walks pending notice to the property
;owner to lay a new cement walk. II he
|lesves the passageway In a safe con-
'dition.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
FreIoht Car Robber Convicted.

Joseph Pryjua was convicted by n
Jury In Judge Phelan's court, Tues
day, OF breaking. aud entering q y &
NJ railway car. He was remsadeds for
sentence.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
MAVKET CLIQUE


EAST BUFFALO, June 2.-CattIe-
Receipts. 20 head; quiet, steady Veals
s Sheep nss and ane
400 head; fairly active. steady: lambs.
s6.25a els; sheep. s275Q5. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. LOO head; fairly active. 54l0c
mixed and heavies. s5.95G6 roughs.
S4-bn5s
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
PRODUCE.

The Elsin butter market came un-
changed yesterday, and the market
here was accordingly steady EGGS re-
NAMED az heretofore. Poultry was In
relatively large supply and ruled weak
as quoted. Dressed calves were nrm
and steady Receipts OF strawberries
were again, light and the condition
poor The hrst Michigan berries were
in this morning. They were the early
variety. small and OF Door color and
only brought about $50 for 1s-at.
cases There were plenty OF cherries
and gooseberries and the vegetable list
was active at steady prices.
Appies--Fsncy. ss.boG45o; common.
ndS.00 per bbl
rnciai prices: Ext. c-ea N =
cries, CSC: hrsts, 2fc; crooks. lsc; pack
ing stock Ice per ID.
Cnbhage-New, $3.50 per crate.
CauiIaower-caiifor N.7sVs per
dos. W.
Cheese--Michigan full cream. new.
lie; Limburger. new. l6c: old, lie:
brick f5c: Srhweitzer. Isc per IN.
Ch<rrsee--CoItfor 421oo per box
sU1thefn, tl.50 per bu.
Conee--Packase coffee nt.7s0fs.ss
Dr~ssed Csives--Fancy. sosn.' am
mon. sore per 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
Murderer Hanoed

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. June 2.---For
the murder of his wife during drunk
en- frenzy last July, Ora OdeIl was
hanged today at Emporium, Cameron
county.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02


NEW YORK, June 2.-Union Pa
cifc furnished the feature Of the
opening stock market with initial
sales az from las IA 10 las. a maxi
mum gain Of l rs The balance OF
the market was strong. st. Paul was
UP a point. Missouri Pacific. l IL.
Southern Pacific, rs: Great Northern
preferred. 5-s; Reading. ga Atchison.
l-2 and Baltimore & Ohio. SIS. Anal
gamated Copper gained l.2; Ameri-
can Smelling. ga and Consolidated
Gas q point Steel common was I'M
changed and the preferred was down
Ia.
London traded IN a mixed manner
this morning. aybitrage brokers sell
ing little more than they bought.
but in other respects the market char
acter was the same as that OF Mon
day. Flower & Co. took 1900 shares
OF Union Pacific and Halsted &
Hodges bought 1900 shares, helping
along the continued advance and max
ing the stock sell at $50, within less
than two points OF the highest price
reached before the recent sharp re-
action. Reading advanced two points.
while ST. Paul including its opening
gain made an advance OF 5-s points.
The persistent buying OF Northern
Pacific took that stock up TO 1873.
Other railroad stocks were strong and
in the hour advanced all the way
from fractions 10 two points. Both
Missouri Pacific and Wabash prefer
red shared in the upward movement
The industrials as a group did not re-
spond proportionately TO the strength
shown in the railroad list and In no
case made gains OF as much as one
point during the hour.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02

SANDUSKY. O.. June I'm
sight of 500 passengers Michael
Schropp, 90. jokingly declared that he
was about to jump overheard, lost his
balance as he leaned far out and fell
from the excursion steamer Arrow,
west OF Put-in-Bay. EN- route from here
10 Toledo. He kept afioat 10 minutes.
but before a boat from the Arrow
could reach him he sank.
OMAHA, Neb., June 2.-Mayor
James c. Dahlman, OF Omaha. Demo
cratic national committeeman for
Nebraska. says that the money re-
ferred to In a statement published in
New York recently as having been
contributed to the Democratic cam
paign In Nebraska In 1904 by. Thomas
F. Ryan, through W. +. Sheehan. was
received and disbursed by him. Bryan
got none OF 1t, he declares
NEWARK, n. j., June Hurt in a
bargain sale crush in the store OF +.
w. Woolworth & Co., No. Gel Broad
st. Miss Helen f. Crosby sued and has
been awarded $4,000 damages.
NEW YORK, June John d.
Rockefeller, Jr.. was among those sum-
moned to appear before Judge Null
queen, I'm part l of general sessions
for service 10 a member OF one OF
the two grand juries that will handle
the criminal business of the country
for June.
BALTIMORE. June Rev. DIR.
Richard J. Cooke. OF Tennessee. was
today reelected book editor OF all the
book publications Of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
BUFFALO. N. Y. June Am
executive session OF the international
Waterways commission was called this
morning in the federal building and
the report OF that portion Of the inter
national boundary which runs through
the Great Lakes is being given consid-
Grafton: also the matter which relates
to the application OF power companies
at Niagara Falls for water rights Is
being discussed.
PORTLAND. Ore. June 2.--As a re-
suit OF the election which was held
yesterday, 1t is believed while the
legislature will be Republican, II will
be compelled 10 choose a Democrat
for the United States senate. Geo. +.
Chamberlain, the Democratic candi-
date for the senate, Is thought TO have
won out by popular vote. prohibition
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

rune z--Ciose: The Arm
ness In wheat comes largely from a
backward movement In the appearances
Of the crop. A great deal OF wheat -
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis c.. Gorton. l4lS Majestic bldg.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening ny ssdlss.

R-tt~k a Co.. Commission M~rehantA
BUFFALO. June Especial. Cat
tle--Receipts Light. steady. Hogs
Receipts. 1000; pigs. s5.25; all others.
50 95d6. Sheep-Receipts, light; top
lambs. Sc: top calves. s6I6.75.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
Suppressed Divorce Suite.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
started Tuesday by Henry vs.. Annie
Kramp; Lawrence VS.. Adelaide F..
TAFT; Carrie c. vs. Peter NJ Miller,
and Dorothy vs. Henry Brandon.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
severe, residents res, in the vici.ity Of LIN

wood and McGraw-aves., gathered In
the grocery OF w. II. Maybee and
presented him with fine young
horse. harness and wagon. Mr.. May
bee has been III for the last two
years. and recently lost his horse
and wagon by fire. His neighbors re-
placed them with an OUTFIT costing
$3.50 The committee in charge con-
sisted OF Messrs Smith, Quincy
Bruce. Barton. Cohn. Bannist<r
Wells. Brink. Ross and woodman.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
DETROIT. NEW YORK.
E. B. Caldwell & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
Members New York Stock Exchange
Private Wires To all markets.
Depts. for Local and Unlisted Stoke
and Bonds.

won in every county in which II was
an issue.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
BUYING IN j. ?.
HELPS AOVlNCE
ST. PAUL AND READING IN
FAIR ADVANCES ON
MARKET.
NEW YORK STOCK CLOSE.

Am Car 4 +, Sc; do pr, IS, Am Loco
motive. 5Oa Am Sugar. l29. Am I,
s07s Am Smelling. 16A Amalsamated
81; Anaconda. IS. \, * Re. SO, d 4
O. s0is Il T. isis; Central Leather
PSI Il c 81 -. 45. Can Pac, 1901 Z &
CT Western. I. Col f & |. IS Con Gas
1e5; Distillers, 50, bel * Hudson. lel,
ID x Grande. 27l.; Detroit United.
S7is Erie. 23b. do frsts. 40a. do sec
onds. 2s5s General Electric, 1855; III.
nois Central. 1873 L * \, 40, Mo,
Ne House. : Mo Pac. 52h. National 9
Co. SIS. Nickel r., S6t National Lead
1861 Nor Pac. 1919 y Y { q H.
1895; Penn. 1874. PEG q l. { Co,
VI Il Phil = Read, ll5N Pressed Steel
Car. 25A Republic Steel. 1914 do pr
90 Rock Island. IS. do pr 37L, ST
Paul. 1854. Schloss Steel. 81 y Sou
Pac. s77s Sou Ry. lsS do pr. ~ -
Tex * Pac. 24h Twin City. 90hs L
Pac. 1875 L 5 Bonds, 90 y L Rub
Der 25is L : Steel $50. do pt. l01 y
Wabash, l2is Go pr. 20; W L 7. 20
Utah. 81 Il.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-02
Four Per Cent.
Coupon
certificates
of Deposits

The Security Trust
Company issues certif-
Gates of deposit, payable
in one or two years from
date, with interest at the
rate of 49c payable quar-
terly.
Security
Trust Company
Corner Griswold & Fort
Streets, Detroit.
Capital and Surplus,
$1,000, 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04

You may think you are a superior
mortal, but keep it to yourself.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
sc oamHc Sruastoreninser.

Gen mn forelissenoe aarbos 1908
for S9nesforeninsen al Sanmarfs
9rugsioreninser niier, at Srem8au.
gen beitanSig fortiattes.
GntaIet al 9rnasforeninger I'M.
Ser Spnesforenineen par ifior 11S8
moo t120 garet 'Sorpeien og De.
res @eSIemsantaI 1886 mob
155. $50. Zen iamIebe @arecmipt.
nina itea fra 80% Miu. 4r, | 1906
til uGiten 361s @ia. Str. | 1907.
Samtibis poreoe ben iamieoe Bro.
button paa Selesforeningens ia.
briter fra pa til n9iten 3 Wfil. SIR.
Observation-Disclosures bar gan'fe pi't
oaiaa itisenbe. fra 2.0s til 2.f5
pot. az Smi9tuingen, men anieeoel
flea Rettocperfuoet meb ca. 100000
Ser. iaa at oct for iioite aar no.
aiorbe soSt 100000 Str. Zen tes'
neSe gnbeIsfapitaI poreoe ira 511,.
GOO 9r. til 667,100 Str. % &eierpe.
ionoet fra 1.4tO.00o ar. til iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
Ct nYt Notoooen.

Stotsraab SbIen tom forleoen
bicm fra fin gergenStur fortaIler
"Grebl.". timber fit Spbolo / Bergen,
foretog Statsranben en- Sur til Wta.
ire, boor ser iom befieribt ifaI an.
I9gges itore 2uftgisoninssfabrifer
S%totsraaoeu foretog Suren pr.
grtrabaao iamneu meo Stortings.
mano MomincfeI og amtsin9enisr
2anomnrf.
s anIebning al Ben fommenoe
Storinbiritri bIir Oct nsonenbigt for
Stoten at anI9g9e en- bel Del Beic
i @atre. Oct bar bisie foreilaaeoe
geionI9g / Sorbinoelie meo forifiel-
Iiee andre arrangements fra Sta.
tens. Sibe, Tom Sr. Sblen ifliloe
i9tte fig nermere mo t.
timber en- Samtnle, meb Statsrau.
Den, fortGIler 9Iaoet pioere, uotalte
ban fig meget forbaobningsflilot ON
ben fommenSe Drift | Watre.
Ger bill BIZ en- bel SmpGltnine
Der mr." ioeoe ban. Matre, Tom er
en- Del of 1asfioroen Serreo, Zig
ger uomarfet til for inbuitriel 8e'
Drift, Iiee peo Sisen. Siotil bar
stebet Iigeet ~i,paaagtet 90 iibeboet.
Ger er opermaa6e imaa Sorboloe
berborte. Grempelpis fan nnpnes,
at Der I @atre ia goot iom life fin
bcs geie. s 2sbet af be iioite 20
gur er bore en- lioen 8eiituwp on
Iaat. Get er ittbbrat paa Here Ste
at Der / Mntre iaa gobt iom iffe nm
@aurSe, be beoer 9ringlebotten
@aaroene lieeer bsit oppe | en- 8ielo'
ffrrnt, ca. 5000 Weter tilpeirs.
geboerne al bisie @aarbe ntaa bore
alt, bpoo oe ifal booe fra Galen, op'
oper SieISpGgsen, til fine Siem, -
Srappetrin er bugeet | 5ielop99aen.
Ger er Tom man bill foritaa, ntro'
list primitipt oeroppe. 8aaroenes
gcboere leper olosles aiiioes cg bort
qiemt fra beu eprise 9eroen.
aommen pp til 8aaroene ltsoer
man paa ct fort 8lateau. Ser ftlt'
bes en- bel Del itore og imoa Bano,
Iom peo lloaranuinger, anlGg al
aanaler, Suneller % andre Tegile'
rinasarbeioer bill ifafie ct 8anofaIS
neS til Watre paa ca. $4,000 Se'te'
frPitcr.
Wotre bill omoaunes fra ct title,
poe % beiIsit Steo til ct Snoitltrl'
centrum meb 2ip, Srafif o9 en- be-
tpoeIig gebpggelie."
"gt mot Notobben alt'oaY"
"Sa netop. Natre pit BIZ ct mt
9otoooen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
SanfcGien paa Sslano.

Toruoen rogIe miuNre SparefaSier
ruubt omfriua / Sauoet iiuoes Der
poa SSIonS finn TO Banter, remIig
2onSSboufen % SSIouo8 @anf, iom
besge Dor 5iIiaIer / Siioiiorb os atii'
repri % SSloubS 9nut beSu0en
ScpoiSiiorS.
2an0Sbanfer begnuSte fin @irf.
iombcO I 1886 % fit iicIoe 9oo Of
1She September 1885 Ret ill ll6itc.
belle al SeoIer for Ser. 100000. =
1906 bIeo Nenue get uSuiSet til llb.
iteoeIie al. pSerIigere SeoIer for SER.
100000. 2anoSbanfeus SeSIer er
anrnutcrct al SSIanbs 9~auoStosie,
men fan oerimoo life iorIauges SnS.
Isit meo Cub, bpaS man opriubeIia
meute flrnoe ruuIne Sorer, iom imio.
lertio biotiI life er bIet fonitoteret.
: 1887 iorencoes R~epfiapifS spare.
faSle meb Snoituo al 36o, 600 aro.
ner meo ganfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
Saoer oe Son.
gcsse crbolbt bebrc Sel6rcS peS Den
rettc Slnas Nrring.

ct RrrinasmiSbel, Der bill aienop.
6pege ell Ranos Selbreo, og iom fan
foropies al ct Sp9obarn, bar piSie-
Iia 8Groi Der blroe tageS | 8ctrogt'
Ming.
SslgenSe @eoSeIeIie fra en- Suitru
oa Wooer / Ohio er bete9nenoe og
irtereSiout.
"Wliu Wdnb borbe al % til | fem
S(ar Iiot meget al en- Wopeipgoom.
Otter at bape Iig9et Ter Waaneoer
puo Soipitalet bIep ban tiliibIt opc.
rcrct for 9linStormbctGrbelie.
Sra Sen Sio bleu ban itubi9 iba.
gerc og magrere, inbtiI ban, ba hi
brogtc bom bicm Dor anuet neo |
Ipat fra 145 til t0S Gunb.
ga begunSte ban til Srofoit at
ipiie @rape. Shuts meo SIsoe % ct
bIcofoat sGe. Eli Niooag en- Gor.
ton @rapc.NlttS % Sleoc, riitet
@rso oa ct @Ios BARN NIeIf. Eli
aitcnS oct iamme iom Ill Srofoit
iomt Ell itegt Eotet ct eIIer to bIso.
togte % iloaeoe sga og ct @IaS parul
Welf.
Otter to Moaneoers SorIsb poa
benne TiGt bapbe ban nRiten glen.
punoet normal @Gat. San bep0gebe
zig | fri 2iiit % fit tiIitrGttelig Sspn.
Sans Mtape PLACER BAN life mere,
% ban fan ipiie bpabiombelit.
"SiSie &eiuItater beprgeSe cs til
Of forisae meb 8rape.9tlits hos port
g Raaneoer samIe Barn. Ser bnpoe
p9ret ipast fra 6eSieIen. Srtet inn.
res at befomme BAN bel, o~meuoifisut
hi forisgte oen belle RGffe al "Sufant
SoooS".
ia lea bcapubtc at eipc BAN
8rape.N rtS opbIs6t / BARN DELL,
oeiebe ban fuu 13 Elub. Otter Ter
Naoreber paa Den npe Sirt bar ban
tiItaaet Z guno % er iriif % gIab."
Ser er Ell @ruub,"
Rapnet ppsipes peo 1oihm Co.,
Battle Greet, Mih. 2eS abe Roao
10 @elpiae" | bper 9affe. +.
3csemiinbe lGit opeuitaaenSc Srcp?
Ut MT pil iurefumme fra siS til an.
ben. Se or rste, iauSs % inloe al
J Suieresie for @ruueitebsSsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
Der Sbcrfeiger
aus S6tpcocn.

Sra @otba meobeIes en- mllnter 81.
@itorie. Sor nosle Tiger iiben arfom
bio en- 9lore Serre, iom tioligere
babbe bGret Sberitiger | Sperige, for
at npoe | 90 fine gloerboms Gage |
Den nafre Sbiiringerbp. San bar en-
eienbommelig Uniform, iom ole, Der
er aniatte peb BET oifentlige gereoes
len / Sperise, efter bans Sorflaring
b9rer. so oa S%peritiaerne | Sperige
ogiaa pleier at bore 4aarbe - ban
babbe CLIENT lin egen efter iig | en-
ipenIf &obbergrnse - laonte ban Jig
en- gammel aaaroe, iom ban oebSiRIp
al oiperie Eiloiepomaber ifaifebe ny
CLANS. Sr. Speritieeren bar megct
iieIoen biemme; ban ~fortlarebe ielp,
at ban beltanoig bapbe iaa meeet at
gisre meb De fremmeoe Nagters
aoniuler, at ban nPiten altib bar paa
Sarten. San traf oaiaa ftabig ON.
firing meo en- Wpngoe 9ofamenter,
iom Dor affattet paa fremmeoe Sprog.
3a ben ipenife &egiering paa en-
uforitaaelig benipnslss Waabe LOB
bam pente paa llbbetalingen al bans
anrIige 1eniions6elsb, bar en- &pffe
elifp9rbige gorgere / 8otba berebte
til paa fsrite 8inf at biPlpe BAN no
al Sorlegenbeben. Eli Saf for al
beune Smsbefommenbeb, iom iaoIes
beS bites bant, beiluttebe ban fig til |
4nleoning Of fit 50.aarige SubiIpum
iom ban netop funbe feire, at afboloe
Ell flor Set, bpor oct gift umaabeIig
hot og lpitigt til. s Soften oeltog 80
Gerioner, % UNDER SeItruien bar bet
life Serrerne iGrIig paafaloenoe, at
G9rten mart tog oen eve mart ben
orben 8ipit tiliioe og erboIot / lin
siebliffelige Sorlegenbeo al boer iier
ct itsrre eIler minore 8engebeleb. Sr.
Soeritigeren betroeteoe imiolertio
sienipnlig Soften iom Ssibepuuftet al
lin 9irfiombeo / @otba, for tiOIig
n9iie @orgen piIoe ban iom aIminbe.
Zig GipiltIt uoeu Sat meb Sier,
Suarbe og llniiorm rpite 9pens StSp
Of fine SsSber og ioripinoe. Snn
bIep imiolertio itaniet at Solitiet,
bpem oct bar lpffets at fonitatere, at
Sr. Speriti9ereu fra Speri9e ilet life
bar nogen Spenife, men Ell Berg
perfsarbeioer ira Shtersbauien. So.
peuicfiaoen ira 8otba bar natlrlig.
bis poft meeen Wunterbeo oper belle
Sbiiringen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
ssIanns eanf CT ct s[ftieieIfab "a

SSIanos ganf er ct aftieieIifab %
.arbeioer bopeoiageIig mco uoeuIanoif
aapitaI. Gen bespnote i'm girfiom.
beb / aaret 1904. SfsIee COB al
Zoe Sum- 1902 fit ganfcn Met til lto-
itebcIie af inbIGieIige SeoIer for
100000 ar. gftiefapitaIen er for
Chen 3 @iaioner aroner men fan
poerIigere uopioes til 5,O00,0 900 aro.
ner. ganfen arbeioer meb z uoen.
Ianoife @anfinitihitioner I 6 forifieI.
liae 2onbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04

600 SIR. gienbommens boafsrte
gGroi Der peo llosangen af 1906
bar 2,145,953 8r., por ct slar ie.
mere 2,971,177 Ser, oe Der bar paa
oisie gienoomme afifrepet 10000
SIR. SaaIeoes fremgaar bet al Den
Speriiet oper S9aesofrcnineens no.
pifline 1S96-1907 iom finbes |
garbogen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
John A. SMITH

JUN a. SMITH,,
10 Gloria Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.
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JOHN A. SMITH,
10 Gloria Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-11-19
WILL START A
DAIRY FARM
This Vicinity Furnishes Ideal Location
And Land is Being Cleared
FOR Cultivation.

Mountain Home will soon have
full fedged diary farm on a large
scale At least that is the intention
of Mr.. C. E. Rodgers of Detroit,
Michigan, who expects to move here
and locate next spring.
Mr.. Rodgers has long been in the
dairy business and has been very
successful in his home state. Besides
his dairly interests he is interested
in milk condensing machinery and
glass lined milk tanks. 1t was while
on a business trip through this section
of the country last year that he visit
ed Mountain Home and was struck by
our many advantages that he decided
to purchase a ranch and locate here.
He found in Mountain Houue the fin
est climate in the west, he found the
finest farming lands he had seen on
his travels with the finest soil and,
best of all, he found half section of
land that just suited him and which he
purchased.
He is very enthusiastic over our ad-
vantages and has arranged with the
Idaho Fruit Land company to clear
and plow 160 acres of his land this
winter and have it in readiness for
and household goods next March The
company has force of men at work
on the land and will have the work
entirely completed by the first of the
year.
Mr. Rodgers is a valuable acquisi-
tion to our valley and will build up
an industry that has been badly need
ed ever since the town was started
Thousands of pounds of butter are
shipped into Mountain Home every
year from outside points and the same
thing might be said of eggs in like
proportion and other farm produce
Merchants would prefer to purchase
this product from farmers and resi-
dents of home if possible as it would
keep many thousands of dollars in
circulation at home which naturally
adds to our own wealth. Such pro-
ject as Mr. Rodgers will start in the
spring will no doubt be very success
full and do much to supply the home
demand with a very necessary article