Land Agent, C.R.I.& P.Ry. Co,
115 Wolvin Bidg. Dulutlj, Mini"
Spring Valley Sun Thomas Frank
ffon the land man isy^xpecting a full
train load of emigrants here next week
The train is coming from central Iowa
and will be loaded with stock, house
hold goods and machinery of'farmers
who have in most instances sold their
Iowa farms and have bought land hem
Each year the whole United States are
looking more to southeast Minnesota
as a homemaking place, and: this train
is only a small part of the gigantic
movement, toward the mecca of the
agriculturist.
Montevideo Leader: The candidacy
of Aiva Eastman ha3 elicited supporl
from all over the state. Mr. Eastman'
Was forced into the field' by his news
paper friends To date no one has ap
peared against him and the probabili
ties are that, so far as the republicans
are concerned, there will be no other
candidate. That means Mr. Eastman
will be nominated and elected and that
Minnesota will have a congressman-at-1
large of whom all/ especially the coun
try publisher, will be justly proud.
I^Odd Fellow Review: In fear of dis
pleasing the church, Odd Fellows have
been over zealous in disclaiming any
religious tendencies, as if men should
apologize to the church for having
faith in God or- for doing practical
Christian work The church should
rejoice in the fact that over two million
members of this Order believe in God
and His Fatherhood and seek to put*
into practice the Brotherhood of Man
which was taught by the founder of
Christianity. Nor doe^ the order in so
believing and so working seek to sup
plant the Christian church or any other
church.
