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Having heard so much about the fine apples that have been crown at the L. A. Ueland farm this year, says the Edgeley Mail of recent date, the whole Mail bunch took the auto and went out to investigate for themselve, last Sunday. It was cer tainly a surprise for the whole crowd, and one could imagine being back east again. ‘The apple trees were just loaded with good, solid apples, all of a good size, which could compare favorable with the apples that are shipped in here from the east or west. The Ueland fami ly are naturally proud of the suc cess in raising these fruit trees, and they have good cause to be It has not been the work of one year alone, but steady work for a number of years, and they are bein rewarded for their efforts. In talking with Mr. Achind he said that apples can be made to grow in this part of the country just as well as in older sec tions, only that a little patience and care are required ino yrrowanu them The Weland farm is one of the most dear places in this section of the stile, having a small lake on at and a beautiful prove of trees Farms like this are whi make country life a temptation. The Language of Print-Shops. Many people are not aware that Printers have a language of the OWN, Sass an exchange unintelli gible to the uninitiated. The follow ing up to date orders from the fore man give an idea of the printing office dings o “Hilly, put Sir Charley Tupper on the galley and finish up that murder you commenced yester day. Set up the ruins of Herculane um o and distribute the smallpox. Decapitate the bie heads and save the small ones. Lock up McCumber and slide Yonsen into the hell bes. Leave the pialone GH after dinner. Tell Jim to fix the quoins in the chase, while you rasp the kerns off'n these slugs. Put the ladies' form to press and go to the devil and make him set Deacon Moyne's article on “Eternal Punishment.’ Now, all of this is simple enough when translat ed into Mngtish, and is not nearly as rough as the reader may imarsine Real «Joy-Water. A new brand of “water sold by a Hornice druggist was analyzed as the result of aoeecase brought against the dispenser. It was labeled “digesto,” and was found to contain 5.98 per cent alcohol, several points strong er than some of the standard bever ages manufactured by the brewers. An Honor to Her Sex The farmer's wife, says the Fargo Forum, comes as near being the architect of her own fortune as any woman living. The average country woman is not a society leader, nor a club-woman, nor an agitator: neith er does she play the parto of a drone in the rovent industrial beehive. She is a co-worker in the vineyard, and a powerful factor in shaping the des tiny of men and nations. Idleness is not a things of her choice. She is at the helm of household affairs and she shapes its appointments as the farmer shapes the destiny of his country, and is his carp pariner and comrade in Whatever is accomplised
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Emmons County record
Linton, North Dakota, US
Thu, Sep 16, 1909
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