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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28

In regular malarious localities there is
enough of the poison called malaria gener-
ated to produce in all who are not acclimated
regular chils and fever. Pe-ru-na, in large
doses, will break the chills every time. In
other localities there is just enough malarial
poison to make many people feel indescrib-
ably bad without producing regular chills
There will be slight, irregular, chilly sensa-
tions, with flashes of heat and cold, clainmy
perspiration, aching bones and muscles, bad
breath and stomach, periodical headache
or neuralgia, nervousness, sleeplessness, stu
pOr and weakness. For this condition Pc
ru-na is prompt and positive cure. Itrids
the system of the poison, builds up the flag
ging powers, and brings back appetite and
sleep. A few weeks use of the wonderful
anti-malarial remedy produces such an en-
tire renovation and rejuvinati0n of the whole
body that the patient feels as he was lv-
ing in another world.
For free book on malarial diseases send
your address to The Peruna Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28
Vernon.

Miss Ethel Garner, of Chicago, is visit
ing her cousin, Flora Jones.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stone visited at Byron on
Wednesday.
Cyrus Case has taken John Martins
horses to the exposition at Detroit.
A. Conrad and family were in Detroit on
Wednesday.
A social party was given to our young
people on Wednesday evening by Edwin
and Miss Mae Whelan.
Miss Eva johnson, of Lansing, is visit
ing at j. l.. Martins.
School begins here next Monday.
Miss Ethel Calkins is spending a few days
with Mrs. George Case.
Mrs. George GOss started on Thursday
for New York, where she will visit her
daughter Laura.
Miss Maude Steele will teach fall term
of school at Sbiawassee town.
Miss Katie Payne and May Perry visited
friends at Fowlerville this week.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28
Shaftshurg.

A large number of our citizens took in
the Spiritualst's camp meeting at Pine
Lake last Saturday and Sunday.
John Lutz, who has been i'll for some
time is rapidly improving.
Mr.. w. Crouch, of Little Rock, Ark, is
visiting his brother, DR.. Crouch, this week.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. f. church, met
with Mrs. Duraht last Wednesday.
Fred Tallman, who has been night Oper-
ator here since l.. B. Crouch has been re-
lieving has gone to Michiwaukee.
Harry Crouch is again working nights at
the depot.
The Morrice boys came up to play ball
with our team on Saturday and were beaten
in good style, the score being IL to 6.
Our base ball team plays at Bancroft on
Thursday.
The Shaftsburg base ball nine have play
ed 113 games in the last IL years and have
only lost 5. Can any other club in the
county beat this record
Squire Poole threshed 1858 bushels of
wheat from 65 acres or an average yield of
25 bushels per acre.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28
Easton.

Miss Florence Stiff, of Detroit, visited
EastOn friends Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Fuller, of Corunna, Sundayed
at EastOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Knight, of Corunna, Wis
tied over Sunday at Easton.
The Christian S. S. participated in an en-
joyable union picnic at West Haven Wed
nesday.
Miss Nellie Stewart is clerking for Mr..
Sutton.
The funeral of Will Bigelow's baby was
held at Parshallburg, Wednesday.
LosT-Either ON the State road or on the
streets in Owosso and think in w. OwOsso
week ago Monday, black wool cape
Finder please leave at post office and oblige
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28
Oakley.

John Ryan had colt hurt while running
in the woods and was obliged to call Dr..
Joplin, of OwossO.
We don't hear anybody crying for rain
more especially the farmers who have oats
i'm the shock.
Sackrider q Dearman will put up their
new windmill soon that they purchased of
Tip Krapf.
John Ryan intends opening his saloon
the first of the month. Oakley needs one
more-only three now.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28

DR. ANNIS >. H. GOODING, homeopathic
~ Residence and office, Williams St.. Com
stock Block), Owosso, Mich. Office hours-2 TO
4p. M. and z to p. m. Calls promptly respond
ed to. Special attention given to obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28
Wards Words.

With the entire charge of the old settlers
meeting" held here last week, on hand, and an
agonizing lumbago-not on hand, however,
survived the day. but hope and believe that our
visitors enjoyed it. This truthful statement
will account for any apparent lack of hospitality
on my part, at least
The grove occupied by us grows over the site
of an old Indian burial ground, and as the work
men were digging out the holes which had been
sunk for the platform posts they disinterred the
following poem which, from it's STYLE is sup
posed to have been written by old HaHa, father
of Minnie, who went west:
ANCIENT PICNICS.
When the pioneers in conclave
Gather in the cheerful green grove,
Groves which grew from little bushes
Bushes which their fathers hated,
But which now rise up in beauty,
Beauty fair and quite outrageous
Then comes pleasure, then comes greeting
AS each hand is clasped in meeting
Olden faces, joyous faces,
Faces of the long ago.
Then the pioneer is happy
AS with half closed eyes he mutters
Incidents of other gone-days
Not of sorrow, but of joydays,
Lingering days so long and happy.
Then the younger settler comes on
With his fattery and praises
Bound to tell the biggest story,
If he has to lie like blazes.
And with strange desire he tries to
Make his wife swear TO his lies, too.
But the ancient pioneer wife
Oft has read of truthful G. Washington early
in her lifetime,
And in fact she shames the man-iieness of
many older brothers.
Happy, cheerful pass the short hours
In an interchange of home thought,
And a reck'ning up of home life
With its joys and recreatons,
With its thousand little blisses
Andits childish, up-turned kisses
From the little lads and misses.
Kisses DER which time will linger,
Linger, aye! and neer forget them.
When the champion liars fail us,
And the rhumatics assail us,
We defy Old Time to nail us
Where we cannot pull the nail out
Laingsburg August "a, 1891.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28

n r. LYON, Attorney and Councillor at
VI Law. ONCE over Stewart & Co.'S Bank
Owosso Mich. 2 Oily
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28
$1 - 90

Will have more value in this great sale than you
have ever known it to have before. We mean
business, and shall dispose of every instrument
and machine in stock, previous to our removal
if cut prices will do the work. Our stock includes
the best makes of
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28
corunua.

The brick corner has once more started
toward erection. 1t has so far mOved d as If
it had fits. We hope that it will soon get
over them and advance tow ard completion.
E. u. GOrsuch Sundayed in the very
pleasant city of st. Johns.
Austin Z. Richards was in Byron Mon
day partaking in law suit, which resulted
in his favor.
Ed Mason has been i'm the city for the last
week helping i'm the treasurer's Office.
The row that occurred in restaurant re-
suited in an assault and battery case and
none of the parties were convicted.
Miss Lizzie Bagin was married yesterday
to Mr.. Purcell, of OwOssO. We hope them
success i'm life.
The sheriff entertains nine boarders at
his hotel, five of which are waiting for trial
the coming term of court
Morris Chase, ST., our popular grocer, has
been very sick for the last few weeks, but is
now on the road to recovery.
The buildings at the bank corner are be-
ing painted; the store windows will be re-
modelled and plate glass put in. This will
add much to the beauty of the buildings.
John Haynes has returned to the city to
finish his school work.
Samuel Field is taking lessons in short
hand in the evening, in OwOssO, from Fred
Edwards, who is practical teacher.
William Whitley had some of his fin e
chickens shot the first of the week by a
drunken man, who was celebrating. Will
lam is going to make it warm for him If he
don't settle it up.
Will Kmcaid is working in DR.. Hoyer's
Office in OwOsso.
Miss Lena Smith, preceptress of the high
school last year, has resigned her position
to take school in Iowa on an increase of
salary.
School will not probably open until Sept.
and then only have one weeks vacation
during the holidays.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28

The reunion of Co. H., 10th Michigan
cavalry, will be held at the residence of j.
O. A. Cook, in the township of Antrim, Sept.
II. Will every member Of Co. A. strive to
make it possible to be present on that day.
All old soldiers will be welcome, in fact
everybody who feels that 1t would be for the
good of their souls to share the day of pleas
ure with us, may consider themselves espec-
tally invited. Steal your turkeys two OF
three days ahead of date so as to have every
thing in readiness.
BY order Committee.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28

SCRIBNER's MAGAZINE for September
contains the fifth and concluding article in
the successful Steamship Series, entitled
"The Steamship Lines of the World" by
Lieutenant Ridgely Hunt, U. S. N, a son
of the late Secretary of the Navy and Min
lister to Russia. It Is announced that the
Steamship articles, like the Railroad and
Electric series, will be issued in handsome
vOlume.) This number contains three art-
eles on essentially American subjects-on
"Odd Homes," from the dug-out to the Adj
rOndaclS cabin; on ''China Hunting in New
England" particularly along the Connecti-
cut River valley, with an account of many
rare American plates, which it was once the
custom to make as souvenirs of important
events; and (the third) on the present
Ideals of American University Life" by
Prof Josiah Royce, of Harvard, who pleads
for the idealiZatiOn of our colleges. rather
than their further adaptation to practical
ends.
| am an old man and have been constant
sufferer with cataarh for the last ten years.
l am entirely cured by the use of Ely's
Cream Balm. 1t is strange that so simple
a remedy will cure such stubborn disease.
Henry Billings, U. S. Pension Attorney,
Washington, ID. G.
Gov. Winans has appointed j. B. Cooper,
of Lake Linden, superintendent of the
Calumet & Hecla Smelling Works, as a
member of the Worlds Fair Commission 10
succeed w. r. Burt.
Buy school books of Loring and get die
tionary free.
Buy school books of Loring.
Buy school books of Loring.
LosT-In the road between Shiawassee
and Elm streets a pair of shoes slightly
worn. Finder please return to this Office.
For sale or exchange for Owosso property,
store and two lots I'm Ithaca. Enquire Of
Mrs. Donough, 651, N. Washington St. 2t
House for sale or to rent, North Washing
ton st. Enquire of G. l.. Osborn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28
NorosDafota.

Mabuille 22be Oct.. @n af be
frpetelisfte Ereitemaitine> @rploiio,
ner, iom noseniinbe er inbtrufet /
9atota, fanot Steo ber .isaar Otter.
miboas paa 9iuiion 4 af ben fore
@oputQe.5 e.5orm. iom eies af @ranbin
8ros. Sire Manb blep brette paa
@teoet os to andre ioa baarot iaaret,
at be opoe Ell Eime efterpaa. Ma>
itiniften baobe labet Riebelen blipe
neften tom for &ano. Ds oa Mas
ftinen fattes i8an9 isien efter at bape
ftaaet ftille etpor Elmer, % ber pum=
pebes folbt &anb inb / &iebelen,
iprang ben efter etpar Minutters
Gorlpb. Sc brebtes 9eoone ct:
Maftiuif 81. SC. @rsber9er, Jprbb=
oer 8ans Baaita6, 9ipiiionss5or>
mano u. 8. Marib, u. 50. Blotpers,
en- utienbt. @m. @eabobp os 2arrp
Map bleo olporli9t iaaret men pil
femme fig. @r. @arib efterlaber
en- rns @nfe % to 8prn. 1em boz /
Sarge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28

gn Tprefaetnins fanbt Steb i
Merico fiofe t1se. TDrefeetnineer
Ct forbuot, unbtaeen naor bet iter /
pelsiprenbe Diemeo. @n &omite al
@opebi itobeus Damer meo Mrs.
Dior. @rafoentens &uftru. Spib>
fen fit arran9eret benne 9Drefa9t=
ming til 8eofe for be nbolioenbe i
ben af 0ueriupmmelien rammebe
&rooins Spanien. Set uar en- af be
tbriteS Stueipi( af benne for ben fponife
Station eienoommeli9e Tolteforlpfelie,
iom noeenftnbe er feet iMerico. Ser
bar 10000 8erioner tildeoe. 50
militere Muiittorps ipi0ebe, os fire
&ompasnier Snfanteri opretbolbt Or
oenen. Ni Epre, ber par opbretteoe
for bette 1iemeb, bleo brebte unber
Tilifuernes 8raporoab. Set iaa
mange @anee farliat uo for Mataoo>
rerne. Snoteeten af oenne Gorefil>
ling beleb fig til $25.000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28
etorfartttetteS 8or58elfe-

@eniusrapporterne fpr Maret 1880 pite,
at StorIarmenes Nntal, bet pil fi0e Earme
paa pper 1000 Meres bapbe ttltaeet 800 Pro.
cent | 26bet af 10 Mar. mebens Mntauet af
@maafarme. Tarme paa minore eno 500
Meres. fun bapoe tilta9et 200 4rccent fans
ute 5iosrum eqer fun en- Sierbebe1 faa bur>
tist. @porme0et oisie to &lasier af Tarme
bar tiltaeet be iibte 10 Mar, er enbnu lite
befienot. oa @eniusmanben lite fpnes at for>
bate fig meo at cffentlieeisre Speaper, ber
fan faite nceet 2ps paa ben pfcnomtite Sit.
ftano 2aaoet. allerminbf paa @ttuineen
blanot 2anoets s5armere, men berimpb bar
bet trapelt nteb at pf7tntlissisre intelligence
Speaptr. til Ggempel ON cen isbiffe 8efolf=
ntnes 9epeuis. 2an9lipetbeb ciu. Der fan
bog neppe pdre nrsen 9pipl ON, at be iibfte
Iiaar pil piie famine fortauienoe fore Tor>
s9elie al Stcrfarmene. mebens bet npf osiaa
pil piie fig. at paa @runo af mtobelmaaot9e
Tarmes Delins. fornemli9 fmaa 8ruetfar<
ME, bar @ntalet af meeet imaa Tarme paa
6, 10 eller 20 @cres peiaa tilta9et betpbelts.
timber NIT 0pbolo @ontana erfarebe itg.
at ct Maltfompaeni Netu 0orf bapoe fipbt
$4,000 Meres 2anb ben fruetbare @aQattn'
Dal for at bripe Bpsac1 efter en- flor @aale'
ftot. Ndite @ur er bet |9enfeten at opoprfe
ctte tuien Meres 9anb. bportil Der pi1 benpt.
tes en- Dampplce. Der meb ct 9unoreoe 9es
ttes &roft pil plpie firtt Meres ON Dasen.
Oct er flart. at meb iauranne foittare %
ppperliee @aitiner maa Storfarmtne pere
lanet mere lpnnenbe eno Sorobru9 meb baars
1ise Maifiner efter en- lioen Maa1eftot. 9aa
tupr mango @enneiter ta9er lite bette enc
&pmpasni Brsoet uo al Nunbtn = baabe
peo at uaVnppoliiere 2anb, ner funbe unoer~
boloe mango bunbrepe Damtlier. % peb at
bprte Bpe til en- faa oi1is 4ris. at 6maa<
farmerne lite fan fcnfurrere ,Heb bet. ,loen at
bog en- enefte Camille faar fine 8soeparer
biateere; tbt 8psset ital lite benpttss til
Tsbe. men til Dr;t. % faabant prsbsr
Rinneicta.Blab.t Pioneer Press" al,
fcm ON bet par en- flor 9elfenetfe for 2anbet!
(,.9usbi6ltptbef").
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28

Set er oelbetienbt, at ba europa
erne opoasebe Gmerita, fanbtes lite
6eiten paa bette Sentiment. Seller
lite par Der Sasn blanbt be Snbfpote,
Der ipntes at pese paa, at &efen bau>
be peret fienbt al beres 5orfebre.
9a @orte5 ferit lanoeoe paa &pfen
af @erico, inbsjpo Spnet of en- 9fpt.
ter be forbauienoe N5teter Torun=
bring % @refrpet. Desuaetet bar
@eo1osien afflbret bet 5attum, at
9efe, nbtagtis Zig ben europeiite &eit,
ensan9 bar ftreifet ouer &efens
&rarier / toubie Starer. % beres
fu1bftenoiee l1obaen / ct 2aub, bppr
ber ipues at baue ueret faa 8unftiee
Betinselier for en- fortlat Eilperelle
iom bette, ct noset &ioenitabsmenb
lite bar tunnel forflare. Sen totole
s5oripinoen al ct 9pr, fom paa
@runb af bets Ealrisbeb en9on9 maa
baoe bannet en- me9et i9inefaloenbe
&lasie af 9preriset / bette 2anb, er
en- mertelis Gorteelie. Nlt. booo
mon oeo oeron. er. at Qeiten ogbe uo
her 9onoet, f6r bet bleu opoo9et of
europeerne. men boor l1nee for
fan insen iiae. rimelisuis bnr bet ue-
ret en- soo Stuuo foruc. @1rfeliae
2eonin9er of 6eneu, iom ben bar
ieet no / be fsraiellise &eriooer. er
funhne oeltouer mob &l,ppebiersene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28
uoIan0et.

s ct @enaseri Sel9rao tiep en- Dpretam,
n1er. Der fcrleoen git tno 8uret til en- ten>
salf 9t9er. lnfalbt af oenne ri isnberrepen
ltae for 1tlituernts 0ine.
= @eftiee Storme bar raiet iTrantrtae.
@panten % Stalien. Weo MioSeltapets
noroltse &pfer ct bet forltit mango @ft6e.
@tormen bar pdret leoiaset af ftdrft @esn.
fcm bar 9iort flor Sfate peb Operipsmn1elie
af Give. s mango 9alfcrer be pltliee @p.
render bar 8eboerne furnemmelts libt Stabe
peb Operiosmmelier. s eanbsbpen 2tmpu1
I Pprenderne er pmfrin9 20 Menneiter pn,z
fpmnlet.
= ct. PtterS6ure 92be Oftpber. @pie
4erioner &isten1aon bar btpe9et @3artn
til at tilStpe fit Gpffenbebarn Storbertus
gft4ael for bans @tftermaal meb t6ertuoin.
ben af @eren6erg, Datter af !9ertaeen af
Nasiau. % bette rtl bltpe ertleret. naar G;a>
rem ont iffe lenee bo1ter fit Splpbrpuup.
Stprbertueen os @ertusinben eifteoe fig prt>
bat Gan &emp Mpril fbNleben. @;aren
rar meeet urso paa Storbertueen for bette
Sfriot % itrss bans Haun al 9tfen oper russ
flite Officerer. % liselebes ftrse ban Ittlerne
paa be 9e9imenter. iom bar ndunte efter
StorbertusenL % af bptlfe ban par Sberit.
Oct ftses. at @daren efter at babe fetret fit
S6lpbrpqup pil fpreta9e en- @eiie oiennem be
nsolioenbe @rppinitr ben !@enf9t at tilin<
tetsisre Nibiliiternes Sntrteer.
= 6ra 8istentapn er teleoraferet til 9a>
rtierb1aoet "Bisarc". at Der unber @jarens
Opbolb paa Treoensbore. ber '6pif bar pa.
ret lenstre emo iebuanliet. er biafuteret
Danneltn af ct 8rebsfprbunb, ber ifulbe
omfatte Nuslano. Serbien. Monteneerc,
@rdfenlanb. Spertse, Danmarf ps Tranfz
ri8e. Der tales ON. at bette Torbunb aue.
rebe ct afi1uttet, % at bet ital bltpe pfentlie
tunbsiprt Sanuar. Mt npset af Be itanbt<
napifte 2anoe eaar tno bette Tortuno ct
xeppe troltst, unotaeen Danmarf ftulte labe
fig forleoe BERTH.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28

ganfeerne uil Faa fra fig. SEEM
gort 2soe DIT. @n fpeciel 9epei@e
fra @ai6in9ton til rtbe &ecorber" f.
ger, at 0uerfalbet paa be ameritanfe
Sbmanb @b,li ianbipnli9pis pil
leoe til internationole l1(eiliebeber.
&apt. S@lep al Goreneoe @taters
&rpbier Baltimore bar meobelt Ma=
rinebepartementet @nteltbeberne peb
oenne Nfare. Setreter Eracp bar
rapporteret til 8reFbenten. os Ga.
gen bill bliue bebanbtet / gabinetms=
be ioas. Set Ct ben alminbelise
@eniug, at Miniter Gsan pil bltpe
paala9t at forlanse bieblittelis Dp<
reisnius of ben @ileufQe @esierins.
Sf6lse Rorreiponoenten til r@eeor=
ber" bor @reFoenten fast:
rSes oil lite leuser taale iaabant
fra nosen Station, o. 6enpenoelfen
til Chill ber ife burti9 % bore be-
itemt."
Sept. S@tep flyer / fin @apport
til 9racp, at bet er bleoen umuligt
for omerifanite 0fficerer at gao ilanb
uoen at bliue fornermet, % at be
berefter ogter at saa bepebnet, forat
be ielp Tan beune Jornermelier. Sc
pnsre Dfficerer er raienbe oper, at
be lite faar 2oo til at toriuare fig.
"Se9 pil lite naete benz at elbre faa
lensere". ia9oe Gracp, vog ies bar
laoet S@lep bibe oet." Man Tan
oerfor uente, at aluorlise @ammen>
ftpb bill ftnbe Steo mellem Mmerifa=
mere % @bileniere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28

@n 2uttipeilins bet faraibife
6oo bleu forleoen 9lorios til totalt
Torlis of ben ameritanFe Bart
~Steabfaf," Der Tom fra &ort Of
@poin os Ruloe til Ybilaoelpbia meb
en- 2obnin9 Gipbolt. Gorliiet itece
for nos1e Tiger foen. men Borfens
Beietning er ferit nplis fommet
biem til @bilaoelpbia fra 9en ct.
@roir, buor ulptten faubt Steb. 9a
v@teaofaft" par fommen st. @roir
ioa ner, at man fit be bbie sSielotop=
pc iiiste, antos Ntmoitaren en- iere<
gen lps 5arue. os bet bleu umulist
at aofiQe 2anb os 2uft fra binanben.
Ilt baooe famine 5arue. Sen looere
Sci af 1en baooe uoleenoe af iierz
li9nenbe @tper. 5ielotoppene ipn>
tes at bore 20 Mtil borte p9 laa ub,
iom ON be oenote op os nep. Sc
bpie &otospalmer ipntes at uotIe
nebao, Menneitene inotos ben famine
5tiQin9, @e9en fra @utterfabriterne
boirulebe neoab, fortia9t alt paa
Den penbte op neo. 8orfen bar
unber fuloitenbi9 &ontrol, % aft git
bel, inotil en- molenoe 9Do bbrtes,
% en- plubielis @tjeluen git aiennem
Sfibet. Set fren9eoe frots ouer ct
@eu, o9 ttrafs efter iao bet fait paa
ben tlippefuloe @trano, buor 8ra9et
al bet enonu befinber fig. 2uftipeiz
ltn9en 9iorbe, at 1en ipntes at urre
20 Mil borte, meoenS @tranben lite
tunbe fees.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28

S9natius 9onne0ps Gag mob
r&ioneer @reis" git til 9oms SIR,
bag Nften, % efter etpar Eimers Mr.
beioe blep Surpen enta ON, at .&io>
neer &reis" itu1be betale 9onnelIp
81 9ollar. @roceburen parebe tre
a fire 9a9e. Set, iom foranlebisebe
Sasen, bar at r@ioneer &reis~ ben
16be 5eb. fibfleben trptte op isjen ct
sammelt politiit 8rep. fom bar fire.
pet al @ol. 8. 6. Sing fra Minnea<
polls lanst tilbase / @pttiaarene.
9onnellp beitplotes bette Brep Tor
at bore en- uerlis @olititer af uslefe
Sla9s, % ban paafoo, at bette Brep
baooe itaoet bans 9obe 9tapn % @psz
te bpiefte Grab os forlan9te $780,
600 i @taoeseritatnins of rEio>
neer &reis." 9onneups @osfsrere
par Mr. @euinston os 50. SO. Gr=
min. 5oriparet fbrtes af Rapt. S.
8. 9art fra @inneapolis % Glan.
brou. @quires & @ut9on fra ct.
8oul. So9en proceberebes for en-
SurD / minneapolis.
SnrDen bar eni9 on1, at r@ioneer
&reis" Insreb paa 9onnellp par
iniurierenbe, men meo &enipn til sen
@faoeseriatning, ban buroe boue.
bar Der for @eninssforitiel. Set
oarieteoe ira $4,000 neb til 81.
Ser toees 10 <emuiuser, o9 bet
bpieite @e(pb, iom bet bite fig muz
lis at faa alle meo pao. uar$1. Set
par ilanobeb ct mosert &el luttat-
altfor masert. @ar 8ioneer &reIs'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28

8lanot ben nse Tcripnins af Bigger. ipm
ri netop bar mobta9et finoes fSl5enoe. Sen'
fens &oralbrs, @ris 81 90. Portp l0c. Gin.
oemans ~. @ulrint,. 81. GO. 4srrtp 10c.
Sob. .. Ssbrens Sanolere tpr Sfcler: lite
1rin co.. 29st 1rin co.. &ortp ipr tease til.
iammen g.. ,.Spcrlepes &i,fen tpr mpre
Nulioena 9antrp" al Nrri. 6reo1f Ye1ers
len. 30t. Nprtr 81. :
Gn itrr Eoripnin9 al Salm tp5er anfpms
men. osritlaaet yanoitaps, Spnprcns, !9auz
8es ~ @uloterss.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28

&al9ene iNor9e. &a(smanbsual<
gene i Mor6re Eronbbiems Imt par
afiluttet ben Ste DIT. &elultatet par
81 &enitre % 4 9pire.
&eo @olsmanbsual9et paa Mois
ieirebe &enire. 9pires &anoioat
uar StatSrdab Tborne.
@eb &olset / Tronbbiem ben Ste
Dttober feirebe 9pire meo 40 6tem<
mers Dueruest. Sioen 8alget /
1888 bar 6Bire potset meo 9 Stem>
mer % @enftre meo 1853 Gteutmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28

@unobebsblaoet for October er
uotommet meb fel9enoe Snbbolo:
Dm Spsepleien paa 2anbet. -
9armtatarrb. = 9aarets Ifalben.
= 5orue / @uoen. = Om &aar %
@aaroano. = @ecplD's Spfem. =
9ierteip9oomme / be foritiel1ise 9pi<
ber. = Mibbel mob Suorfning. -
Iariasen til 6aritnin9 af Gebt. =
Miooel mob Spretter / @uben etc.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-10-28
eSttoreuttSftottSsM6be.

Sen norit>tutberife Snbremtsf1pnsforentne
Ottertail @ountp. Mtnn.. aftolber. um
Cub pil, fit '9sfm6be I Jotbiap fra Ibors>
bag ben 12te til % meb Ssnbae ben 15be
9opb. 1891. neutrality-suspicious.: Gs.
s, 6-7. Mqe eu. lutb. @rdfter % 9defolf,
lom tntereslerer fig for Snoremtsfonseierrinz
gen, er biertelt9 pelfpmmen @t pniter et
talrtst Mpoe. 9erren pelf9ne @eoet fcr
fit Napns Sfplb.
Gran 15oe Sftp6er 1891.
.. 6. Berletb.