Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-09-30 | Page 4 | A Great Man

A GREAT MAN. The tn elements thit (to to make James J Hill the areatest llilnis railway rail-way innnngir nlso tend to broulen I1I1 mind In other directions K eiiklnir "f Irrlantlon nnd tho need of It, Mr Hill recently uttered thesi truths wise ssteni of Irrlaotlon by tho Ken-nil Ken-nil Ontiriimnit inn lit made not onlj self sustaining but a soune nf Income l.uii.ls that without IrrlKiitlon nru ghen nn or soil nt i nominal iirleo can I sold ns fast as tliej are furnished with water nt tin an mn or upward, mil tin cost would I. little If ntt thing more than half lint sun I cannot uruo ton strmml on tin I art or i i rv in in who wlitiis his country well and who clcslr s that all shall l.i i rtwiH roiis hi onl r that he him self may be prosperous with them tin Imt'irlanei ami the gniwlng necessity of UiklnK earn of the i ul.lk id in Hn In such way as In prist rve It for M aerations now unborn Ihe I nlled Htntis has many so-clal so-clal iiicstlou to settle In the near future and lie thing In thi c innietlon will take the place of Its abllll to prollc koo.l homes for those who desire to sit under their own lne anil Hit tree Land without with-out population Is a wll lemess mid pop-lll pop-lll Itlou without laud Is n mote