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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
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Ms Brown was Z mistress vAo a
41v-d har s:rvant- Jane. 70 hing II.
p-1= DaI --,5 her kitchen 81 nights
Now. Mrs.. Brown IVES ve-y E-ouiSi-
-rs and Isreoad outside the 6oo. Il
-b4 conversation.
: sh1-t time zro Jane 80. fresh
To--- man, and the mistress noticed
a9w g-lst al WIS when he was u the
Eirchec
JEoe, said Mrs. Brown the mex.
-o1--i--- how IS it never hear snv
Tx Z the kitchen when your new
!uUc- oEn visits you2"
Oh nun replied Jane: hes tha.
modest hs doas nothing but ca. when
- Gals o. ne Philadelphia Iaqu;.-
p
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
Auexiafion For the Ausfere
Syye~,sR S~fpfi>e.

Jtse t.s4eise. vss rt-y ssr-isst-efH
Dpss ~ t.sp liz ;ruJt-is-sn6 -1e su.-
5e.- II c1pss VIA soout ras -.s-1.',s
1g.e-oIs u .azsaees sae icie-sss- VIII
eue so,euuIty b. S-er ts-rlD,s ItIc-
tp,. .. IL. Ii oi-asI ios.s.
"Sow cnsr9ie." * Il t1s tssche. -
Z ll-,.e by wig :a6 Dssr ipoIsnr ouf
u ,ae x4o1v~ ius-es1 " attending
,.lps,eir - tns ,sssJr-
Charlie ~,xs tns.xn.iy o. tae sisr-
Tel zoe" continued III Esesf
-Hs1no IL tns rsise.tt.s individual wao
xets .ip.hss. .o,d snt lDsEnx Ind ye:
d.<-s nst.4n1 II ,r.u--Z
Casrlss's .aer D.1g.-eaed
"Psase. s&,." ssio ae, --5s baby
Loadro Enswer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
TIE Uork Of q CotUard
D. ~ ~-coHk~ Ho11Iso~

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81 -ueri DIrvu-t ruc uVv 80 il
1.sT v-@Ls -Dsy vr.. fi'-u-uE-c y.--E
IL O-l.- 70 carry out frir ssi.iitellee.
ElQ--- ,,.sfO-. -Ds execution ves %
Lzz- II4hs. II Du-,JDs. 1i.;s-r1s.r fI- Cax-
-aE r-ulla- yht ft-aei-.-c. srI1 the ~
XII Leassz-irg ils Command f-L %
~ ~. Tns-s DsinY VrT Vus J-l-.,
Of - PRESENT WIN trs "Dinisa-r- and
L. is-.iu@ veaLling ti1a u4rr s-1sE
ru.,.-l4..- and v,i-nou- { leacer t,ei-- u
Il. .eI.zIr-
A..L cane cnurRss y ggvE-tIes
z.EIuB- Captain CrDksr. J --rsJ--s-t
IL. rlz-t.s- % tle general ssLl-E = D.
.-DEst DD- stare O- JrJDp's s..-e---.'-
i -us Dyps -Ia, sotas'oiug =-,sst- III
" y -uryw Lgr, On rls czse TO-
-Il-.az.-,r there wsE ~ eo1r- g ssssl,r
Il IT Captain Cross-. a.t r.-a-s VI.
IL 1uI,.s-i-tErs pfr1et ~ ssgy- rse-EeG II
T-Ug; a. t3e generals sczzes-4g- !
-lsI-.-l C-IEs, srt ssket liz : Ls
TIT M raTs sc:1s further ..k.---z-a-l-
az e T-Dp-rs tezsT.ea tza- La ~:
lIr.s-s-1 - tls trial .I1-c -
l1-.E.-1 tIJ-21 ceepDafeat- a-t =:
nm v-I-no-t gEl-Lrz anything
-l,e rerls-tl Eat= ~ h. rt.t -
,-u-s-4s-s tV-- I'D try CrpEz-. Z:
uIs. T-1s ry-- ne.- Croker rz.
IE-1l1--1- tss:1-e = co-T.cred u CIV
a-Lla. and ss.-sce=t 20 3. Dismissed
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-is- iii 11- know INV y - Ears-- =
and e--cuIL -hs-e WIS - g- =
-ne cLiu,iEIr Il - ~ = - --re-
--tsa- finally dseIlAz ~ >=-=z-:
--E.uT v--u. thong. I 1z-ss--- y g.
81 ut;lss-. vnuld - Eres--z - q
Z may cuuid ser--e .ls L--.----.---
--3n1 nat rBns N - s-z-- I'D
as..y E@-.- this c1-rz-s,--l-g-- III
when W WIS -+.cE- f,--'z.5 -es4 -a---s-
-inl - ra- nm on. u Ia WY -zs -p1
--s.uT tu- -ns captain Il withstand
--op3 was ps-dpre1 tg- 81 o1e-ss
Iis had nsvs- committed Is -aa 50
T,ts.'- vpy on q T-s--T ness e-ss
made captain u Is c1C-sE-- C-o-
Ez-s resignation WIS srca-cai Ez
FI-'E:scI I.sI--lr tr-cCos --o--os-. I'll
2s- - his .uv-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
Business as . Diversion.

One of the nodsn versions Of the
need Of distraction theory Is found
In Tie following story from the Wash
inzton Star.
You don't seem 70 be making much
progress In golf"
NO" replied the player. TT worries
me Do you know. I sometimes wish
! was back at business so as 70 hare
something 20 take my thoughts of the
game"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
= Bog Challenges.

J: had .se-n s-;;irt-,sc ID : usu -t.G:
mstaeut.cs. G,gE-1-s. stti-s El5 E---
nesoc. 1t T,s -iiu-7l form E,J-a=-s-5
liz r..1 so-nat.p5- sEi5, Wei did
!pu ere. nst: - c1atna-os-lc. z
;,o.s.ic- FL e1ic Q: rTm-.as-lcs''
The dort-s- -e-1-t-5 Il co-tasia- tT--
c10s bscE r-iu1,lna-lE tro-o -a-:aa-
:oeN. seter sv.is
--kxy. Ypu WIS., EuEs,~ saie 5s. --aI,
- TIE sEnxulE- o. dsud-u. -'-C---ll,:s 20
Post
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
Raatla Neeaua Baby.

SIrles-You must have an expensive
household. What does that young girl
doI Stylez-Oh. she looks after the
baby. We only pay her 81 a month.
We'll, then. there's that French maid
who wears the capT' ''Oh. yes: she's
expensive. We pay her $50 month.
She takes care Of madan's dosw-Yon-
kers Statesman
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
O-ly :he Best.

A social leader WAS arranging for 4
L Fzs1cale and called local protesso.
INTO consultation.
= think he said. wed better h,v.
TWO t-st rollins. two seconds
No. said the prospective hostess.
i wish 10 spare no expense. Let u,
have oil! first Ttolins, Il you plea.e.--
Phils delqhis Ledger.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21

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TIE Iasi Hayal HygJpyFlaipyg LtI s,o
f'~ipnsitsd ri. ~. ~ nm ~
1jHy mhy GeaHyy me taGiyf9.lsll,y
~ u4a submarine ~ Gey- 1aau9as bayd
" f.aHmi'@r, bGi NE fbrl.py wors
~ n.eA "LDse will q pl.ys y tt.e
W"'haDispi ,ssDogda W u4a. lGty,s .x
D""t.f ~ Il always ~i'l ,"n.s}s s.
balsffris az tts dsy ~. Gu4e era.s
f'si bfcS.G q st""nsa. 4 tpyGgl.tLo-s
mDH"nt IN ~. psr u ~. oarol.ss
member ~ tls REV ngigIt ..-td TIE
sea "splr'"f vim ~ ,Hebfy y, tsi,,y
men IN 0H HH"sD""t"f inGgthy Visit
W bHFy Jphes iD"kry
Wiupia ihe sb1r time syi,Dla,1nes
have b.eH aoDsid"fef pfac't"aI dlrss
'sf has fpiiDHsd ~ ibrir MIKE Tim.
sDd again pHe fiHts. t.Y-, W yso
SpBiL ~iiiI iia MN pDW",, nAlle The
"r"" IY"s perhaps fDf bDgfs Lefyfe
me Inn mir aBd gGylpus paDs pfoye
Sa'si hr tJDg ~ NE ,omsla. iiese
men ara Dgbfjng WITH oycry nnrge Hn1
muscle strained ~ ibr utinpsi, se.kiug
~ remedy tLu dnf."i Wbicb. holds
ttsW prisoners bEduf 'bn s.H,
A DIARY or GtkTH
4 gfaD',ie bes"fiDipg II tha aret-
dental sinking NJ tDbu8rlho was
gtyeD IN the ~oPif ~ Huy. 1910. ~iieH
No, q N the jspaD"s" navy VAS rails
NJ ftom iis ~bi"rt rms" Lieutenant
eStama after ia" fnial sinking II his
i1pat vim himself aud fourteen men
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
~ Ne Mr M~

A-ax ne 80 ss.u-. ID. .sr,- rss- c-sv
Tf-e ssnue nxs s1Dr1 .-un h.zv.1 a,<
-x.s-- III s1.SsI<
VIZ >pal tt .o.. ~ EDur--xs. o. q
1
81. Z 10 .orse .f,r : rzz. s.-r~-c
AAs ue III -so-.
Aas rs III rnp-. r-fss- atIrv.- s1.urk :
rass
: fpS. fsu- foIfrry e1ses. o. sA1.r e>.
1s- r Trg ->.-1.r : wiz Ip> 1sps .1.s
DE-
Asx ~. Isp r..o-.. s.=-- ! s1rDuld usS .s,.s
Asx III Iss MIR.
arr nns 10 -l,,-e- Try ssie s.4t nip. ~.
sezf-c
n.eps. sxsirs- 1T r.~xn x.k ar n
van
Le- -bs gree. -trs- .s-ils rs &c .is ,.:s-f-
- r:E.,rs r.=ssr .p-. .l- e tp1rr veg
Afs I.s
-2c-st -e-Iryror-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
ovsye~ On the Paw.

Cos day Ess. ms%k tyo lf'ts girls &,
Psrspn, were turr.1ux - srbool AID
r-e.e afraid :her world be ts,dy. oae
li,t5e 2f-1 sslo. -.e.fe koe7eI rg1t dow1
saS pray .La. We wos'. oe cs.dr-
"Oh. ~" 81 the otbe,. lets hike
on :, s<s.>d sot pray ~atle we're nik-
IL. n'."-Fsysons Euo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
1ha Pax.halaai..i Mam.nt.

Hr. F!uhduh- You women are mighty
siow. During the time It took you TO
s.jeet that hnt ! went ont and made
S2DG."
Mrs. FIubGub-irn 80 glad, dear.
You'll need it.-pucE.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
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tn " Jacs 1a' ya1er Sarass
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Lpanes sret Dnann. cps.
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try spa p5e.ss1zs. ~ u a.e . - ,,oassls5.e
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D'5nz Ds3si.9s @g' .4I rynsDs,. aae
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F''" js A,n tie e.afHer sts s>4cy
MR..
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
An Inherited LEGACY

Mrs. Givem-What makes you SO
tired? Weary Willie-Heredity. mum.
Ne father was the original tired bust
ness man.-Judge.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
eun enoueh

i wonder why Solomon was consd.
cred the wisest mani" asked Mr.. Me.l.
tons wife.
PROBABLY. my dear. because hs hnd
50 many wives to give him eood ,d.
Vice.'-Wash,ngton Star.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
1hankleaanas.

Mrs. Peck-Really, We never know
WI" our oest friends are. Peck-That's
rue, There's the fellow I won Won
away from. he hasn't spoken to me
since.-Boston Transcript
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
The Age ~ okeSisn,s.

"Iii te awfu! glad when ] an old
enough % DO rs please" said Sammy
N his father.
''PoDr bpy"' replied the father.
"AbDu, 81 SON q, you get To that age
you'll ye, married"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
Aoprehension.

I fear ny kissss. gentle maiden
I fear thy n.i"n. thy tone. thy motion.
n.fnt,ks thine eyes are heavy laden
WIN thoughts about this leap year no
tiDn.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21

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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
Referred 70 Father.

Aanna-scientists say that babe,
should sleep on pasteur1zed ptllowl
bach Cnk-How bout the ones hat
nave to be walked to sleep,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
aIrDsr irstsac >lpf FBYes
Aars Lnoytsc Fw DrGe
Sams JHrr 0empr.s-IYes
Ssss Sssr fortunate In Pom
uf LscIasn-. knik OffeS Aa~
-ips -k.s ssssea hsH NJ.
Ef.1 JrsS.e'.

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" az Z Lls llgnE sIiir az s.-aIs-e<
- ss.- z ~ lVult n.Eas .k.r1.a. VIZ
alil " ly-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-03-21
UNITED syL1ss FORTUNATE

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Y"ssiy r. ~" Development n ~. sg.
M&,1ns one Pfrs-"i. ",-~ MR. ,s-.y-.s.,,
a'ist Bs1a2 4. c2ispresssG. aSs 1ys s.Y.
sn'yt~D irp,s. The Epss1aa, ;,,;sss.
aiA9 E"snoaD naY1e. haYe I'll ezJ,-,l
s-f4"a-; s'5pDsa IN. caIanli,3ts, ~sI5.e ~,
Jn-ef1"sE Hay3 na. ~, carr. .sas YD'
= taS ',ees mare 'p,7gazts ~ f.is Re
s..'1 rgAn iLe 'ytners
m te', Z Ias, crew n es.-ye, y...,
ahG tA'." ji'-st-fIa ntx, tie ls,,s, ygi.y
thfrDIh typfHs y, ias,.7J,ttcn. ,1-r.
l$fs"f M t2s British submarine III.
"tyi"I "as lrs, IN .,llis12a Win ne
jH1i;sh y'lnsps, Eazaf1 m ,ae yaz
.ish "rss,
hr' "iths's.s1inY The yesnir.srn@ 1fe
'hai hpf'-@ m ne sgsras.1ne ofrrs
u Il feDia,,r ia isi.fezt gnsiyu 4 II
hil's, "isG "crgnlanGE ID. III ..,y, fJa.
Wppsj -, naf 3 three day rae. Win =
s"hr"l ~ prrlScis~. M . G.s-y sea I'm
The ppfi'jss. faF1nf after ne c,af,
"iiilpHt fear, eyldnany feqargiav IL a,
hNnE "f"a'If". Aafah.f st9ry Is
b'' ny JhEisb rbil'h n TIE Salmon
Hrw ~ br ssyss "jgs, bofyie darl
one day 'he Salmon WIS boiling gD
ahG dD~n the naYns cn 10 Man.
Lima anf getting ready :, dive when
something jBftrf III" side u the Graf,
~ our anIDuemrni Wr Clsogye,.r =.
my icDi ~bnie .GgiHP aiDBysld. in tle
Mrsi ff1en1I nnhHer Imaginable The
huge animal wDs mi sffaid NJ lis p.,y.
fDpnd wafer mat. sHd piHyfe!lDw ana
knp, along fDr miles, apps reHny salts
bed Ht finding II friend in hi. lou.yv
berilDh ~ the D"t-bH. when IL na.
quite dark the monster gave the sub
m"fine u friendly nosiDg oyer by way
NJ farewell fiYrf deep aud WAS gone
'"ihn big friiDr hGd acted n- iLogyd
lie Hafo curious ~ discover what Find
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-04
CONDITIONS GOOD
ON STOCK MARKET
More Cheerful Sentiment
Prevailed at all Important
Finance Centers Today.

cheerful sentiment which prevailed at
all important foreign centers Of nm
ancc today. by reason OF the change
In the Balkan situation. the retention
OF the hank Of Dnsisnd's four per
local call and time loans were provo
stock market. Tho rise here was
forestailed by London where Ameri.
cans closed with general Gains. tho
more substantial being scored BY the
pennsylvania. st. Paul and Union "a:
eittc. All these stocks and humorous
others rose large fractions to two
points In this market before noon on
a volume OF business larger than any
attained stnco the Inauguration 81
tho present upward movement.
time n"' to sd tims cS Wa . a. r..u' from n,
real!sing safes. only to make greater
Roadway later. A few Of tho more
potential isauea wero at their best IN,
the last hour. In addition various
srccialtiAs advanced one to two points
with . renewed demand for the minor
steel shares.
Reading. steel and amalgamated
orershadowed all owe Issues. tho
former making q new high quotation
&c and st. Paul moved up hriskly. st.
Paul responding to It's excellent Au.
gust statement. Towards the cloae
surther rroat taking made its !mprcs-
sion on some of the leaders recessions
from tho top extending to q point.
London. whose selling was the do.
pressing feature of the previous days
81 h week. was reported to have
bought tightly on balance. Its pur.
chases might have been larger. hut
tor the runaway character of u
early market.
The hank Of England lost about
$4,000. 900 gold and the bank Of
France put a temporary stop to gold
payments. pending the outcome Of
the eastern European situation.
Bonds were firm on q wide distri.
button. Total salee. par value, So.
500. 900,
United states government bonds
were unchanged on call.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-04
MWlLE POTATO
CROP IS LARGE
Diversified Farming Added
New Industry to North
Dakota Farms.

Neville. N. p. Oct, 1.-The potato
hnrvast II or In full b,Ast In this vi.
r,mi,y and a splendid crop 10 due. Al
h"nr ~ we raj ngure II out there
VIII no ove $1,000 bushcln Of spuds
nenr Neville For shipment N the
weather remains auch that tho crop
can Ir property gathered and housed.
hurting tho past few days, Melvin
nlng"rd. VIII" has In about nifty acres
hlmnc,f nnd thirty scrNs for the Nc
willie Realty company has boon busy
gathering hts crop from tho i,",du.
irvory afternoon after rchoc, ono can
acc n rrowt ot youngsters hury pick
ins potatoes south ot tho track and
one Of them earn good Wagon, Th"n
there II 'uul" Ryan. the potato
king "f this dissrict. happily n, work
"M his 10000 bush~l crop. lilo to-"
han had the younxatcrr who could ~"
4" hlsfarm. helping pick ny u"
y.c,d, lilo hss steady h.rcd holy also
gathering up tho many "mMrphyx,"
Next year potato w%areh"usr
rh"u,d be huilt and then IN car" or
shortage OF care u rr"prr place for
storage ana protection would Ia avail.
able.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-04
GOOD YIELDS
'"t"ltV COUNTY tNura \o hiW'wiWA
tUm"t N'tW,WH ltu ~" ItuuhI"t Nt.Lls

t,aWsd"M \ ", Mt 4 N", y,
iM,tGaN thtrohNd the wheat nN hts
tavM Mv,th nt GOWN tive e"tt> l,att ut
tho wcot, nut n,,ls N a,ctnniug about
tWaNtN. tum tuehrla u", aua Tlts
,f ,Nut az h"Na wat ~, "aaatt lN WoaU
that tlo wheat Nt0r ut TINA NtttWttN
WV aNo,hs" ~, 4" thia tlAn,o 80 tl,csc
WIN ,,r quite a lhtAr a,t,aan tt,at WIN
WIT ,uu m",n thau ntteen 4" einhtot"
',We,,ela t,et aNe M,"u tlu"shei,
III" ,,ert ,le,l promised hts Call Ia
tho uat ,n"r whlNh Ia Nuty abundant
aNd tinu ealuV,e,
Tho Weatl,W dW,iMs hatNcnt an1
t,i rp,Nus ,na w,"uAht tive etcatcst
amount "t dan,aae h Ne l,arlnN ,tuV.
whtrh NV 4" y m"n,h AZ" rr"mleod to
,o u teN,"N MunNo, thaH lNth
~plrivlA, whnso tetW u"rth uC t"Wn WAe
quit" ,aa,N hnll~t "ut tho 'n,ir, ra,t
vt iu,, w ,hu"ahlNs hs wheat, nnda
" ,lr,te httncu hun,ola We, awe
rhneshtUE W lciWg un'rd ahead al
,hia hate eeap"u u,wte, tho laa d,aad
,aNta9r vt rNurN ma,ittur tet,a nh"rt
taNjcd an MnUV NJ th" Wrn VIA" raUe
l,ote n mrnlh nav 4" htchh have I've
,"Wr die,,ul, nAc,l With tive CONTINUED
wN npe,l ,t WrathnV sNd tot "n tho
NaiNe NV ,he N,at week Gov the luW
tpt ,atuVn ~ M,NNch,LA
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-04
Cnor orwoNrKNA.

Grea, Fats. Mont. NJ. J-rha, the
state W Montana viii this YEAR hsr>
vest a wheat crop y: more han 49,
100000 bushels is the expressed Ne
.ief Il W, Il Pierce. *A!es manakce It
the Royal Milling company and III
charge ~ the EreSN Mountain Eieva-
tor eNorAnN, With Ns more than tween.
~ elevators and three cor et suy.nS
rei":$ scattered th.swfheut the states
whoa: Sels. To Ne enact. Mr.. Pierre
makes the estimate that the RAJ
wheat Sie.G :hi$ y~s- wiN h< arrrexi-
ma:elN lS,xSS.aeo s"saels and he al
50 gives ~: ", .sS.&x ~ insrre*s ~
regard - sse Yield =: caSeAae. Ten.cr.
Fergus She,eA@ ard Neakhes eeun-
Ies Ne predicts ia: these ecvnt.es
are 70 enjoy = aesCsy prosperity ~.
eaGsc Ns tss new sSp:sai hrNaka; iatS
trade a< = result I. :Aeie wAsa; crop
H.$ ts"re& fer che e>aa.ses mention.
81 and. M sAe s:s:. follow:
Wness ereY e. ec:..e state, 1855
eaA bushels: waeA: s-cr for Cascade
e>9e:N, Ses,Saa; Ts.:o. county, l..
sas,eas: caNw:>sa esu.,S. .se,eee:
Fs.x%s ecas:S, s,SsS. H~es NeAxAs-
e>an:y. s:S.ers,
d sk",es wAssA Mr., Pierce .uN-
mats are Nas~s ~ sseNa. :.NesssEA-
:,>s ~ sH COMPANY, aHS 4 i Nssevea
~ re. ~AN Nave seer TIE ek0@ase
':sA: :SeS arr e~csse-Sa;fSH> =.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-04
CANADIAN LAND
NOT ATTRACTIVE
Has~sa-r
Two North Dakota Farmers
Return Disappointed from
Saskatchewan Country.

t'hstlron. ~ u. oct. A~-E. T.. Mo.
keon aud t."vi Euhunnovet. who wont
To ~" i:ashat'heWaM country recently
Il" l""k Tor ,nnd. hav" returned altar
putting w about two wcNhs looking
"Nnt the country. Vh"s s1~ ~ ArsAt
.1uul "f l"nh aud figured "n the al
NIsn'i,itv "f moving tr"m rvory auAlc.
tut fun,iN dcrldrd that II was not
w"ith With" and .amp back without
haNins n,",l NJ Mckoon ava that la
aaw ~" haiti sr'ti"h M Naoamt land
THAT ho would trhde r"r his quarter
hc,". hut nhvn that tho earlier Co,ncra
have nuiNo NCty Gnot laud,
~ Coaching HE conctusl"n thcy
took INT" confederation tho "oni "f
,m"vins ant tho hishor c"et VI hnruCa.
~in,r,en,on'n aMd other nceeannticn.
rhnv are woli natiHf|ed with the tril,
nN,l '"na,d"r u Welt w",th tho ront
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-04
RECEIPTS Am sHIrMENTs.
Kansas City Nlwat,
CHICAGO FLOUR.

Chicago Trade H~0llcuu--Cn certain
sradea vi flour tho mllicrs VI Chicago,
as vol As those ot the spring wheat
country. are sold ahead~-son,c Of
them A. far ahead as February. and
s"mc ct them ny to Christmas. lnteri-
or mt'lcrs VI both great wheat belts,
ais" claim to hc grinding night and
day ON old orders. and scmc ot them
say that shipping directions ore COM.
INK FORWARD In \ satisfactory manner.
In other words. these m,llrre arc not
looking 10: now business at the mo.
mant, Tho larxcst buyers VI hour On
this crop have taken mainly soft
wheat 'o"rs. One concern At Chicago
Is running full time ON SOFT winter
wheat f"r n loeAl biscuit Manutactur.
er, Stocks ~ lcMr are larger than
they would he under ordinary condt.
'ttcNs, ax the outWHre movement to the
east has been greatly eurtailed by the
SCARCELY Nf cars Millars II other sec.
tons have sh,pped. hcur here With the
expectation ot calling IL At once. but
shippers did not care "a make rur.
ehaees and hold the teur here until
such time as there were rare In which
Is move IL The export business of Q
Few weeks 8 has d~1nGled down to
small, proportions An occasional eals
NJ u ~'e0 known and taNortee brand 10
made, Generally spesNsnk the bids
u abroad m 700 tA- Out ~ tine tor
snnstSesAttea, Price changes tor the
week naNe been MARIE: to \ slightly
lower (Svcl
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-04
LANCO0N HAS
POTATO HOUSE
a4.s-a-
Has Capacity for Forty Car
Loads and Stock is
Being Received.

lANed"M. \. u. Cct. Aa~rhN nav
v"tat" warehouse wan opened tNr nus
incpa ,~cntrtdaN. " u WnWhor Nc
,"ade w r%tatUoa have already .
tahrM w inr Nkland W raudy.
Mimi has taken change NC tho h"usr
ANT Within n Tow daNn expects I" have
eNetytNtMA Nv t"ahiNeas Tor tho nltV-
rina "t Vntatcet IN we'll an hMytnH
them. rho hrWsc hah - capacity IT
Ah"ut f"rtN ra,lNaNa. ~ there 10 hut
,Mt,c danger " thcW Ne,ns crowded
iot roNiM tNr IL time ~ lnast. The pre-.
Y at,tNs rritca today are from ~ caNts
i" 10 cemH, a,turd,ns M thu quality
and condition NJ tho srudn. and while
the rrirr II very lew compared 4" tho
Wtrea received laet @ tho crop
la ar"d AN wrr tho country, amt the
Vr,Nea ratI hero are ia conformity
with tho Vrtrps paid IN other Markcte,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-04
RRooNHAIL. cARIEs

TIC What market opened weaker
under pressure % realizing and IL to
SIS Being Affected by the lower Ameri.
AZ. markets ct yesterday. decline in
WINNIPEG and = nor favorable poll
s,eai outlook. Later shorts in October
became excited owing . the scarcity
az contrast o1ess and the frmness in
HNesn:Sa. canadian offers and
frx3e Neink Us AsEae. and this month
advanced 50, The a;st1a. months
were under pressure cs continued IA
.NosSsie waiter herr, weakness IN
FArH 3: the opening favorable wealth.
e- n France AHi de1iaSs a. frost in
Arks1Gne \, .<se :. Hs. the market
MAS irregular with Ce,esez net Is
higher AaS e;Aexvsee SIS over.