Lögberg-Heimskringla - 01.05.1992, Blaðsíða 11

Lögberg-Heimskrjngla • Föstudagur .1, maí.1992 «11
A Hundred Years Ago
Lögberg
miðvikudaginn
4. maí 1892
íslenzka Bakaríið
AD 587 ROSS STR.
Ef þú þarfnast nokkurs af því sem
menn almennt kalla sælgæti, þá borgar
það sig að fara þangað þar er allt þess
háttar ætíð á reiðum höndum,og er yfir
höfuð töluvert billegar en annarstaðar í
borginni.
LAND* TIL SÖLU
í Argyle nýlendunni með nýju góðu
íveruhúsi, fjósi, hænsnahúsi, komhlöðu,
svínastýju, 2. góðum brunnum, 3/4 mflu
vírgirðing, 15 ekrum plægðum. Ágætt
heyskapar og plógland 1/2 mílu frá Bru
P.O. Mjög góðir borgunar skilmálar.
Lysthafendur snúi sjer til P.S. Bardal
Winnipeg, eða E.J. Oliver Bru P.O. Man.
Lögberg
Wednesday,
May 4,1892
The Icelandic Bakeiy
AD 587 ROSS STR.
If you need any of what people com-
monly call goodies, then it pays to go
there, where all that sort of stuff is al-
ways on hand, and is generally a good
deal cheaper than in other places in the
city.
LAND FOR SALE
In the Argyle settlement with a new
good dwelling-house, a cowshed, a hen-
house, a grain shed, a pigsty, 2 good
wells, 3/4 mile wire fence, 15 ploughed
acres. Excellent hay-producing and ar-
able land, 1/2 mile ffom Bm P.O. Very
good terms of payment.
Those interested tum to P.S. Bardal,
Winnipeg, or E.J. Oliver, Bru P.P Man.
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BRUSSELS—Negotiators for Eu-
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lcelandic proposal
could become a reality
Talks under way on establishing an organization
of whaling nations on the North Atiantic rim
Hopes are growing that a recent Icelandic proposal on the establishment
of an organization of whaling nations on the North Atlantic rim has taken
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