Willmar tribune. [volume], June 19, 1907, Image 5

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Sibley's Letter
Some days ago Walter
DeLaHunt received a let-
ter from Col. Sibley, pres-
ident and general mana-
ger of the Company, and
the man above all others
on whose shoulders has
rested the burden of
bringing the CopperCreek
property to the present
stage of development.
Whether you have any
"faith" in mining or not
it will do you no harm
to read the letter, to the
right on this page.
Whether you know any-
thing about mining or not
you cannot help but catch
the spirit of that letter—
is not necessary that you buy any stock in order to get this informa
tion. If what I have to tell you does not interest you sufficiently so that
you will want to become an investor according to your means, that will
be your own lookout, and I can assure you no harm will have been
done to me, and no obligations will ensue so far as you are concerned.
However, when a business proposition comes before the people for
their consideration it is the part of wisdom to inquire into its merits,
possibilities, etc., for it may be just what you want. INVESTIGATE!
COL. F. J. SIBLEY,
President and General Manager Copper Creek Mining Company.
Fro On to Fifty
Thousan Dollars
People in all walks of life have after investigation in one form or
another invested from one to fifty thousand dollars in stock in the above
Company and as to the intelligence, business experience, etc., the in
vestors will average up pretty well with you, Mr. Reader. If it is good
enough for these people, scattered from Maine to California, to invest
their money in, it seems to me it ought to be good enough for you to at
least investigate. How do you know so long as you have not taken the
trouble to find out but that Copper Creek stock may be just what you
want? Are you with the ignorant and the simpletons going to condemn
a proposition with the foolish statement "I have no faith in it" so long
as you know nothing about it? Surely riot. If you are wise you will
find out all you can about a business proposition, then you will feel that
at least you can act according to your best judgment Don't condemn
a business proposition with the silly statement "I have no faith in it."
Better Come In and Investigate!
J. EMIL NELSON,
212 Fourth Street, Willmar, Minnesota.
THE COPPE CREE MINING COMPANY
Is coming to the front, and if you are wise you will come in and get posted on what is going on. I have moved my office into the old Tribune
building, 212 Fourth street, where I am ready and willing to tell you about it, show you samples of ore that I have picked off from the property
with my own hands and give you any other information that I can. It
to DeLaHunt
the spirit of confidence,
assurance, yes, and defi-
nite knowledge that ere
long we will be where we
can look with pity on the
"wise ones" who stood
aloof, criticising without
taking the trouble to in-
vestigate. When you have
read the letter take anoth-
er look at the face of "the
old man" and then ask
yourself if he is not the
kind that will drive an
undertaking thru to suc-
cess—and what is more
and better, WILL GIVE
EVERY INVESTOR, small
or large, WHAT IS JUSTLY
HIS.
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