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Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn Glore Gnfemano uoipste Jig me.
get burtis en- anoen 2iuslebiaserinoe oa
inobpo i'm borne Ssn til 8rp1apet.
Senne ~beflaseoe, at ban lite funoe
fomme paa 8ruuo al, at bans Wor np
Zig bar bgo.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn lioen Sobafsipefnlant. Meb ct
0ampltib anfom Der forleoen Dag til
@sbiera en- 12aarssammel ensellf 0rens
iom Helucaitle baooe ineset fig omboro
paa 5artsiet. Tubaf er, iom man peo,
ieroeles bpr i England, ps, oa MI 9rens
gen bapoe bDrt, at ben q l9roeles
bilis Der / 2anoet, piloe ban tase fig en-
uouanorinssreiie os / 9anmarf fiDbe
en- lioen Slump biats Sobaf til lin So
Der berbiemme.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

SubilGum. S%osneprait 6. s. Stub
/ @loitrup bar ieiret tit Subileum iom
Brait / SO Var. Otter | 5 War at baue
paret 8atetet / Solbaf os II slar Soss
/ YaIensbef, bar ban MI / 2S
Nar befleot fit nuu9renbe gmbeoe /
@lo1trup.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
On confirmed TDspcptifcr.

9. Canterbury. ii SrauTiH Str. eohsu. P1a't.
Eriur. at. otter Ger, Var at Sap, ust al Rausd vaa
SorssisIi,. sl,V ban ttlfsh oO,rtait til at tories, asr's
sariaVorina. ca S,HH' ~h,I5r,S,o, sam ~aIs,t,s.
wr'. 3Oi,pA su5iu, Siss etr. eolgo',. wl,L ts
for u'r, ,us ,izar afD7ssepfa. ~iaartS,s at bun m 'lu'
;, tag, til "a iustaHti,t TsSt. Sun sl,o s,r'or H,s,i
fDds Os 'uus, ins tass Ns al tin Semitic. rofr',u
tidl0 ,, ai SasrHs ~ior,T'r,vu, wtsicn,r. b,ar ~,
rosI, at D, G,sieirr. iom a5rritts MOB Tpsg,pNa.
euS,lia ~b,qsust, bun m,s a7,r's sariagarigl. -Ir,
SLATER al benin, RisietH'. 7rlO,r ban. 's,l5r,S,S,
mtg.
Wper's SariapariQa.
7indpsi Of
7r Z. g. amer & 60, Gsw,l. U1asi.
Urls 81. s SLATER for s.. On ,u,t, 5la', n uaro S..
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn inurrig 0anbel ifete R~pfisbins,
ioet nemlis l so Eart al en- Sfonnert
blsp af en- 8jsbmanb iolst til Stibets
Jgrer for IS ialtebe SuinebOueoer, at
leperes / 2gbet al ct Iar. Harten
baube peo Stibets 8psnins foitet 26O
8roner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn Seteran. iom iaar uil fploe 100
Iar, leper paa @iue Commune, mebbeler
"8eilss Iuis." San saar unber Naps
net 5reoerlf 5uslians, foroi ban ifal
bore fsot / Suslians peb 5rebricia. s
Narene 1913 % 1914 oelto9 ban / Sea
poleon ben fcrites 5elttos os letter flor
Yris paa at tale oerom. San er raft
Os rpris, fun bDrer ban life ristis sOot.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn Wano. Der fun interesIerer fig
for Rao os Drifte, bleu ipurst: sig
mig, boaS taser De Dem MI esentlis
for mellem Waaltiberne? Seq
foroBier,"
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
ait sc uligt.

STIPULATION. gn uns Mano foms
m r bjem fra fit Wursenribt / Yarten,
itanier ioran Softorens 9sr ps faar en-
Gut til at bolbe Seiten.
: pa ban fOmmer uo isien, timber ban
en- anben Gut / 9Ieneiten.
"Soao for noset? Su er 10 life ben
Gut, ies gap Seiten TIL"
@utten: "Nei ba. Seq bar fisbt
ben al ben andre @utten for 10 Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Nrbeioslssbeoen 8isbenbapn er for
0ieblitfet flor man resner, at minbit en-
balp Snes 1uinbe arbeibere af for
ltieIise 6as saar lebis.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn YrGit flaseoe uper i'm Menisz
bebs uopmarfiombeo, ba en- sammel
alotfer afbrpo bum os iasoe: "Sultue
5aar saar not til 6sitaften, bpis Der
bare er 90 | oen."
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn COB Sref. 2asen It'll Batiens
tenn: ga, ies mua Snite Gem til
2pffe."
Yatienten (slao): "Sil ies tomme
mig? Error De, Or. 9oftur?"
2esen: "3et ifal ies life funne iise.
Wen = Ter De, jes bar raabfsrt mig
meo mine 8oneser, ps befraiter dag
nOien fig, lioer De Of en- iplinterup
Sp9bom, iom Ri bar be1uttet at optalbe
eiter Tem."
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

>, ~ Sellee8neu circulerer ct Gnbras
nv vr', at Susmano SOFAS Gbriitens
h ,Vlelaser maa mootase Detailing
/ zoe Sl9lp / 1ilfalbe al Venbruo
aVte %uouortes 8efaoiselier; Inbras
gar faaet 1900 unb~erfrifter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
III art.
4.ssialb. Suititsruac u. Strunf

~o.ssialp. Suititsraao ". Struni
.:,,ost peo gsben eiter en- fortuarie
nm' Ban baooe iamlet fig en- tai.
@sunefreos peb Den elfoaroiss
ns ,,ommenbeb, meb builten ban msote
J Asm. Der aflasoe SeiSs i Muiaet
~; ,.' ~ uoroiRe Oloiaser, antif aabinetz
J. "a aobbsrtitiamlinsen, buor ban
s ~ aniat iom Snipett'r. :.
I'm uaturlis Son al 5rebrit ben
go, Qsbnsarepe Jreberif Dannemano
Y saitrup, er BOB paa tit @oSs pau
..;,Gano. ,Sans Wtooer, en- ubemlolet
S!,s Sente &aiiteb. fsote aonsen 4
ss s al builfe oenne par ben albite.
srr SsSe / 1862, os oil Of albre 8js
s,-bapnere erinores TOM en- pelitaaenbe
Ssparoia sammsl Dame. aOnsen iDr.
,,ss nsmlia soot baaoe for benbe os
ssrueue: Stesten bleu aolet o9 rist
,Fagt meo Eense.
Cberitlpitnaut SEMEN TuId er bob
% gar sammel.
gsrelmesler 9. 6. ge6aaurb, i
~4sliuere Gage Gbef for 5irmaet Bed
,sarS g. a~ssersbOrs / aiSbsnbaon, er
~33iaaaet PED Dspe1.
Sutitsruab S.S6ulb, Gier Of bet
sgisuSte Sostrptferi aiSbenbaun, er
sM.
aommanbsr / Warineu g. Il.
srIlln sr bgb efter lansere 1ios Spss
spr, fnapt 55 Nar sammel. San bauoe
TRIBES meset paa Ssen os bar en- Ter
sslss opstis Ssmanb os officer, Tom
onis tilfreositiaenoe bar iplot ben Soit,
BAN bleu lat paa.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
1T nnmtnrlt &jrfcffth

st gammelt &irfciflb. 8 Stese
airfe paa MGen banser ct Sfib, itjan=
fet at Sans 2arien Bergen, Der iom
Stprmano paa Srlossfartsiet "Suiitia"
oeltos / Slaset &issebust ben lite
Suli 1917. Sfibet er en- @~fterlisnins
al &rissfartsiet. Suert lobe Nar neos
tases bet efter @iuerens Beitemmelle,
efteriees % repareres.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
"6por meaet nil bu nine min. ,sf

"6por meget pil on sipe mig, isoe
9ante, naar jes fortalIer big, buorleoes
ou / fem Minuter fan tiene 10 &roner?"
ipurste lille Marit.
"8u ifal faa Saluoelen."
"@Obt. Solo MI paa bin Munb, for
Jar flyer, ban uil sioe 10 8r., bois bu
fan bolbe bin Wuno / fem Minuter."
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Mfopbe Momiral Srminger bar eft

laot en- itsrre Samlins Optesnelier os
&orreiponoancer, inbeboloenoe Oplpss
ninser ON 8esiuenbeoer fra 5reoerif
VII 9io. Yapirerne er siemt i en- for
ieslet Yatfe, Der life maa aabnes fsr ON
80 Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

9otteri. geb ben Ste Trafnins /
alas,elotteriet i8isbenbaun uanot 5Ors
eninsen al 2oen Nopember 10000 aros
ner. Selifabets 5ormaal er at ifaHe
aleber til transenoe 8Onfirmanter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Sloebranb. Grbeiosmano gutun

NsQers gus | Gsbisrs er nsbbranot,
% Jilfer Gbriition Sanien latte 2iuet
til I 2ierne. Slben brsb no opsnpaa,
9uor ban ioo, Os Rsuer os apne paaa
neoe 'srit, ha @uluet Der par iaa for
br9not, at Spnen ramleoe ON. De itpr.
teoe no / bet blotte 2inneo; itror eiter
BRAT 2aset / oeres Soueparelie, us bet
1orbranote Sig falot berneb.
Den samle g~raitesaarb / gatfsns
orIt er nplts la9t / Nife. Der too Slo
I ct Sis paa ben anoen SIDE al airte=
saaroeH, os 8niter for oper % an
tarote Yreltesaaroen, Bet meite al
5noboet brandt, men &~reaturerne bleo
reooet.
= uobuieue, ipm bsrte iii g. U.
Sln9borss @aarb paa Roienbals Marf
ueo Siltebors er 9aaet pp / 9uer. Der
,n%oebranote 5 &isr, 4 5aar os ct Suin
laHt ben belle Qulins os @aarosreo to-
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover er Oct bsbite Ntiboel til at
slensioe sraat Saar bets uaturlise
5orpe, fremifpnoe YaIten os irem
brinse npt Saar paa Iuaus Sousoer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Sc. iOm bar i'll 6eniigt at ioretase
Ell Geile til Stanoinnoien iaar, fan
siDre bette beoit os bilisit meb State.
Qinien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Smtrent $50. 900 Str. mener man,
at Suinepeiten i inoeu9renoe 5inauss
aar oil tOite bet SHsntlise / Ganmart.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
IDer's SariapariQa

TnFrsr uusi om'rins sa sd, sans s,utsnr s,un,
Tlssiotus loes Gs,ui'asu.
grs Sarab Burroughs. 5o,ust 70 IA g., ess,.
Souis Bottom. FTiptr; -Wtu wuHs bar 5ruai Esv',
Sar'i5ariaa for Hps9tsfa q -t0r9is' Ss7e. % Bar
sait ~bttassLtat aest ssraf..
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

"6ooroan ignes On iaa, file Char.
leg, ON at saa / Sfole?" - "Niis bols
Der meset al at saa berben," iuareoe
lille Charles, "men mig ipnes iIet life
ON at bore oer."
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

ubelo. 9reifomuno Sens Senien
Sfop bar for en- 9ib iiben uoenior tit
gus belfiaitiset meb at ubbore 9reito.
@noel Smaafusle iamlebe fig ON bam,
formentlis / ben Gro, at Der psiaa falbt
roset at til benz. Wanben lit Meolioens
beo meo fine imaa iultne 5tlifliere, lasoe
Soret fra os gift for at bente ct !Saures
neg. Gen sooe Msnins fit imiblertio
ct lerselist llofalo. Sa ban penote
tilbase, falot ban iau ubeloist, at Soret,
Der bar II CONNIE brebt, gift tuars
isjennem &roppen IND / ben enc Sibe,
forbi 2nnserne os no sjennem Brpitet.
Otter lelu at baue truffet no Boret, blep
ben 2ilfaoefomne / blpoenoe Tilitano
brast til Senss, buor ban ~fremoeles
lisser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

6orpaater 6anien, Sennebers 2aoes
saaro ut for l3 2aars Stuoe ps aoier
{ aortborn) 5000 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn auItraliif Mrpeiag. Sra Guitraz
lien er tommen fslsenbe WeooelelIe:
Cor en- Del Nar iioen Tom to Bort
|slmere al gtaunet &oeioeo til Iuitraz
[ln. Sc bar SrDore. Den @ne opbe
|fr tort 9ibs Sorlpb, mebens ben Nn.
Cn tlpbte Jig en- 5arm og orep ben. 5or
IA 10 gar iioen reiite benne Wano til
Fanmarf, men. ba ban lfDlote en- Wano,
pr Aeooer Sobien os er 3smmerbartoz
II ! Gcelaioe, nosle Tense, cperoro9
ban 5obipn at beitpre Jarmen, mebens
ban bar borte, ibet ben iamtiois Ifuloe
Pare en- Slass Yant for Sobions Scr
frn9. Gen Sang bar 5armen $50 c
fsrO, men NIL bar Sobion ei%terbaanoen
Pact ben iii at p9re $500 { p9ro.
ira &oeioeb bar man / Nultralien
Entet bDrt, iioen ban for 10 Iar iioen
par 6%elIinssr. Oct maa berfor an
F'sss, at ban forlensit ct bob. Webs
Fdsren uotaler MI ben Sormenins, at,
FH'om Soeioeos Nrpinser fan bofumens
|ss Oeres Soentitet, bsr be i~uareit mt
u 9lDre bet, belit ueo at lenoe en-
FtanO til aoelaibe meb bebsris a~tteites
f@s 6ulomaster.
JOblon pmtales Tom en- paalioelis os
F'sst Tlnt Wano, i buis esen Snteresie
\ ''9ser, at &oefoeos Iruin9er meloer
u 9teloer Der fig nemlis insen Irs
EaSer, taser ben auitralife &e9jering
FsnoOmmeH, Os SObion faar lite fine
Esnse.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Der finoes intet bebre Meoicin for
@albefeber os andre Waueimerter eno
Or. Ius. &sniss Sumburserz9 raaber.
De belbreoeoe mig. Nidolaus
8ramp, 1924 Gait gomarbs Street.,
Springfield, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Gn IfrGffelig Zine. 8 5are aalf

IN ifrGffelig Sime. 8 5are &alf
sruos WortermpGe peb 8%isbenbapn
ioreiulot nplis ct rebiomt llpffestil
iylSe. Gn Wanb peb Naon Hiels Inz
S,rien lasoe, ba ban traabte ino / Msl-
fen, @Grte til, at 9ripremmen bar
isotst, buurfor ben traf Waifinen meset
(ouolumt. 9ette piloe ban hi9lpe paa
uso at itrp noset Salt paa &emifiuen.
Ga bette uar siorf, ps ban piloe saa
Scrfra islen, itprteoe ban basl9nos neo
/ Ncrielsrauen, bpor IA &niue paa
S;srnualien itrar sreb fat / bans 2eseme.
ban ifres no, os to Meno ileoe til,
men ba par allereoe Malfineriet itanbiet.
:aa bespnote be meb at futile fri9jsre
Ben lllpttelise, iom iao Der ballot op.
uTt; for at ppnaa bette MATTE be fgrlt
ia @ortelen ai &nipene, for be funne
ia Sisie lpsnet, os bette tus neiten en-
hi 5ime. Nliseoel bolot Nnberien
hate 10 iloen at beipime. pa ban par
tgmmen les fra i'm fortpioleoe Sitting,
5rastss ban paa Soipitalet, buor bet
Mite fig, at bet bDire Ben par br9ffet
sa 8 Steber, Snlen par afifaaren;
Sriueue bauoe ignoerbaffet 2assen os
Sisoet belt op til Soften, % mellem
1nosrliuet os 2uuret sabebe Der ct
:aar, iaa be inopen6tse Dele fuube
he's, Get ~uenitre Sen os 2esemet ellers
bar u itabt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
aesattisnsartiteI ira Dubuque seraIo".

-GgsHs yunls sGIiam~ Ct q pOpul3ri Ribbed / Ius
5usus os Smesu. Gs Etusstrr. tom nj bar ipurst
ausaasnos Selset al L furitisliss RssieiHsr ior suus's
Ipssommt. roisr iiGresIssb,o "alsHs s~uH9sSaliam-.
:t,s alsHs iOtsi be-, bar let itsriis SaIs. men Osiaa io,si
,s, sr dIosIss tiIirsasftasuos. bV0riOmbdt bet bar Das
ret byust. gusaasnss bets uomsr'ses b,lbTsssuos
s~ssul:absr taller ri al griarius. Da ri lang lii Bar
srust BET l Dor 5amilis.
Com en@rpeetoraut opsrsaar bet aue andre.
ailialas hpt AQs. ION haneIsI nss 4seteinsr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Oct er Ell Saabaigbeb

sf ssr' at sent, at stlp, ~s,Isr,s,i for Dans't saa sor'
ssitti,. H,sHiusu ;, a'sotsu "a ira at iv'i,. SUas Ser
r uransi m,n 'aairsmi Hss,i oil rirrp, ssssti,H %
,ui-, 81 Ssrss,itss c raaH,yH,. IA Il BET
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Gn Gisbmano Goloina. Der oripsr

en- itsrre 5uioe= Bare 5orretnins, er
arreiterst for 8erelialit til ct Selsb al
1000 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
ALIENS LUNG-BALSAM,
i5laifer al 3 iorifiellise Stsrrelier.
Yris 25 GtS., so Cts. 90 S1.OO
pr. Slaife.
Gn nomGrfet Tamilie>W eoiein !
SuiohGnoi9 ren.
uifaoeli9 fort DE melt oelitafe!
NuionGnbi9 ren

uitabeIi9 Tor DC melt oelitafe!
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES

The tobOggan slide at Prospect Park is
finished.
Thursday is the day of prayer for colleges
and schools.
The weekly meeting of the board of'trade
will be held this morning.
Plans for the new city and county building
will be received by Feb. Is.
The patrol wagon and black maria teams
now occupy stalls at the new central poIiee
station.
C. j. Buell. and IT, H. Lucas addressed a
go cd audience at Martins hall last night. on
anti-poverty subjects
w. f. Allen, the Eighth ward man who
eioped with Annie Hoben, is heartily sick, of
his escapade and would like to return Home
Unless indications fail. the Burns cefeBra
ton of the CALIFORNIAN club on Wednesday
evening will be the most enjoyable nf its
series. t.-s,.,
Prof. II. w. S. Cleveland will addressrdbe
Cedar Avenue and Lake Street Improvement
association tomorrow evening at their hall
on the subject of tree planting 80
The funeral of BERTHE A. Blaisdell with he
at the residence of his father, j. II. BlaiSdcI.
2244 NicOllet avenue, this Monday after
noon, at 2o'clock. Friends of the fami1vin-
vited. Oh
That is very touching editorial allusion
in the Tribune, to the fact that Gov MeGsili
is Scotchman. Then why III thunder WAS
McGlll'S name swung out OH an Irish flag
during the campaign? III
Z. A. Summer, who has charge or the dub
organizations of Hennepin county. liifier
the Republican system, has issued his mini
festo. Meetings Will be held in the Eighth
and Thirteenth wards tonight. ~
The fourth annual banquet of the Mime
apolis Jobbers' association will Eo given at
the West hotel on Jan. 81. d. N. Gilmore,
A: NJ. Pratt, M. L. Hallowell, Jr.. Elmer L.
Fisher and w. G. Byron are on The enter
tainment committee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-23

cutta. Then children of the Sunday
schools of the denomination in the
United States contributed fund or
some 1000 with which to erect house
for this mission, and in her last letter
she mOdestly tells how the work was
done. 1t appears that she had to serve as
architect, master builder and general
boss mechanic. First she bought four
yoke OF buffalOeS to do the teaming;
then a few big trees-they are very
scarce in that part of the country. She
employed a hundred natives or nearly
that number. whom she taught to quarry
the stone, which had to be hauled sew
eral miles; and to make brick, first
tramping the clay, fashiOning it into
the bricks, and then burning them,
using the spare portions of the trees for
fuel. The trunks of the trees were la
boriOusly by hand sawed into boards fer
the floors, roofs, etc. A stone fOunda-
ton three feet thick was laid three feet
below ground and as much above, this
solid base wall being deemed necessary
to keep out the white ants
which are a great pest of the
country. Evidently good job
was made of the wall, for Miss Gray
biel ingeniOuSly relates that all English
man visitor inquired who had been the
engineer, and expressed surprise when
, told that she had directed the work
herself. 1t takes a Buffalo girl to
hold her own among the heather,
or anywhere else. Incidentally Miss
Graybiel states that the son of German
missionary living some forty miles dis
tant was killed by tiger. She attended
the funeral, making the journey through
the solid jungle in "a cart drawn by a
pair of the buffalOes, with the chance of
being sprung upon by that or some
other tiger at any moment. Such is life
II the wilds of Hindostan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-23
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Held by the Enemy" William Gil
lette's successful American play, will
be presented at the Grand opera to-
week. The play has been highly sue
cessful wherever presented, and has
made big hit in st. Paul. The play
will be presented with all the original
east, scenery and mechanical effect
that has marked the success of the pro-
duction at the Star theater, New York.
Clara Morris advance sale opens at
the Grand opera Monday, Jan. SO.
Minnie Maddern will play three
night engagement at e7Grand opera
commencing Monday, Jan. 80. Miss
Madden has made a decided hit in
Minneapolis, and, as her acting has
been lauded to the skies by the critics,
it is needless to say that her numerous
friends made before and the large Glen
tile of the Grand opera will turn out in
force. Her entire repertoire will be
presented.
mo, it is not so cold here as it was in
Chicago. ! think it was perfectly aw-
full down there, but | find it compare
lively pleasant here. And you have
beautiful theater," remarked Miss
Herndon at the Hennepin Avenue last
night. The new company opened to a
full house last night in the most Iaugha-
bic burleSque ever played in MinneapO-
liS-"The Commercial Travellers Wife"
Miss Herndon is one of the most beauti-
full women on the stage to-day. and also
has some dramatic talent. though but
little opportunity to display it in the
play given last night. The company is
a good one, every character in the bur
lesque being filled completely. The
songs of Miss Foster are one of the
pleasant features of the entertainment.
Altogether this burlesque company
promises to be great drawing card
this week at the Hennepin.
AS is usually the case on Sunday
night at the "People's," packed house
greeted the first presentation in this
city of "a Fathers Love or the Patriots
Of 49," an Irish drama of considerable
merit in four acts and a prologue. The
play is full of thrilling situations and
exciting incidents which were we'll car
ried out by the Peoples company. Mr..
Barbour appeared as Fergus McCarty,
and Edwin Ferry as Robert O'Harra,
both to excellent advantage. Neil
Scully made the most of "Lanty," a
short part in the prologue. Scully is
always clever. The management of
the peoples have secured an exception
ally good orchestra, which has become
a feature of this popular theater, the Sc
lectiOns last evening being particularly
fine and appropriate. "a Fathers
Love" runs the rest of the week, with
the usual matineeS,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-23
A COLLECTION OF CONCERTS

The Cluster club of the COngrega-
tiOnal church are preparing "Belshaz-
Zar'S FEAST to be given soon.
The eighteenth piano, recital of Her.
mann Emil ZOch will be given at the
West hotel tonight at O'clock.
A grand benefit concert will be ten
dered Miss Myrta French Oh Tuesday
evening, Jan. 81, at Dyer's music hall
For the past two seasons this charming
and aspiring young lady has been study
ing under the directions of George
Sweet, the celebrated baritone singer of
Chicago. Miss French has large num-
Der of friends in Minneapolis, and the
event will doubtless be a great success
in point of large and appreciative
audience.
The Philharmonic society is TO give
three concerts next month under the
leadership of Prof. l.. W. Ballard. for
merly from Lewiston, Me. The first
will be given at Dyer's Music hall
Wednesday evening, Feb. 8. The first
part of the evening will be given up to
the local talent, both vocal and instru-
mental.
Wednesday evening. Feb. 1. the
choir of the Eighth Ward Relief hall
will give musical entertainments. G..
l.. Robinson, assisted by Miss Mary L..
Ballard, solo pianist, and l.. W. Bal
lard, viOlinist, will lead the concert.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-23
THE NEW NORMANNA HALL,
To Raise Funds for Which the Present Fair Is Keu

strating to the vast audience the splen-
did chances that were open to all to win
some of the elegant prizes which he was
exhibiting. Judge Rand was rush
ing around and inviting his
friends to visit booth which
seemed to be under his special super
vision, and which bore a banner with
this strange device, minneapolis by
Night" When last seen he was lead
ing Secretary of State Matson in the di-
rectiOn of the BOOTH
A splendid tableau of three ladies
dressed in native costumes, to represent
the three countries of Norway, Sweden
and Denmark, was the last exhibition.
and was very much admired by all
present. At the voting booths the contest
between the Scandinavian Democratic
and Republican clubs, as to which is the
most popular, attracts considerable at
tentiOn. The Democratic club at the
present time has nearly double the
number of votes for its opponent. and
doubtless will be the winner. This
evening Rev. M. Faik Gjertsen will
deliver an address, an exhibition
will be given by the German
turner's and followed with tableaux of
Scandinavian scenes. The fair opens
every day at p. m. and lasts till mid
night. A great many American ladies
have visited the fair in the afternoon to
obtain samples of the imported fruits
and cheeSeS which are offered for sale.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-23
MEN OF MINNEAPOLIS.

"Jolm Butterworth, No. s." the meta
PHYSICAL conductor On the motor line, is
to take a change of exercise. From
using his larynx in shouting street
crossings, he will use his legs as mail
carrier.
E. A. Sumner, the young eagle of the
Union league,is not relative of Charles
Sumner, that any one knows, but in
some respects he is greater man.
Judge Searle, of st. Cloud, has made
an exceedingly favorable impression
upon the members of the Hennepin
county bar.
Mayor Ames-Even nature abIors a
surplus.
III. A. Tnttle, manager of the North
American telegraph, is again about,
after being confined to his house by the
terrible w. G.
Selah Mathews has at last been heard
from. He is the enemy of monopoly,