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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-08
School "Reminiscences.

The fact the another graduating class
will be launched forth from the halls of
Bismarck High School to do grim battle
with the world next Friday evening, and
that an organization of the alumni of
the schools Was perfected last week,
renders lnterekting some "reminiscences
of former Glasses of graduates. The
present commencement is the eighth an
nual one from the Bismarck schools,
although not that many classes have
graduated. Oae or two school years
have closed without the graduating of q
class, for the rs,ason that upon those oc-
casions the students had not completed
the required course.
The first or radiation from the schools
occurred under Prof. G. D. Abbey in
1887. This class, aside from being the
first, enjoyed also the distinction of
being the smallest, there being but two
members, Missyeanette Ward and Miss
Emelia S. Hanson the former of whom
is now married, and living out west, and
the latter is, and has been without in
%terruption since her graduation, one of
the faithful and efficient teachers in the
same school from which she was one of
the first two graduates.
In the next year, 1883, occurred
another graduation, and this, in contrast
to the first, was the largest class which
has yet been graduated, comprising nine
members. This class was also guided
IN the last years Of it's class destiny by
the same Prof. Abbey, and nearly all Of
it's members are still residents Of the
capital city, although seven years have
passed since the exercises of graduation
marked for most of members, their fare
we'll to school days. Grace G. Wilson,
Daisy M. Bell, Susie E. Abbey, Laura
Belle Ward, M. Blanche French, Emma
L. Bell. Frank G. Falkenstine, Henry
w. Glitschka and James w. Foley CON
stituted the class membership, and of
these, all but the first three are still resi-
dents of Bismarck. The first two are
married, the former living at Fargo, and
the latter out in Washington. Miss Alb
hey is in Chicago, where Prot. 9. D. Alb.
hey, her father, is now a practicing ply
sician. The Misses Ward, French and
Bell are still to be numbered among the
residents Of Burleigh county, as are the
three last named graduates, and the
class of '88 seems still a long distance
from anthing approaching dissolution.
Prof. Abbey r%elinquished control Of
the schools simultaneously with the
graduation Of the class of '88, and the
junior class Of that year was led through
the forest Of knowledge by Prof. Goody-
! koontz, who assumed charge in the fall
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-08

stupifed as though under some mesmerio
influence. Within ten minutes, the
professor had the snake, grasped by
the middle,snd was stroking it,and in an
other five minutes, his snakesh1p was
tumbled igN ominiously and unceremo-
niously lnta the sack, and the party
started boulevard, the professor, with a
self,satisted1 complacency, leading the
way with BIZ prize.
At his hoIl3 be, the professor has sixteen
snakes, whiSf he keeps confined in a
box, about tAVo feet long, and one foot
wide and deS3p. They are his pets, all
OF which he as caught himself. It is 8
sight to unnSrve the timid, to see the
mass Of wHlggling, crawling, twining
bodies, and I'd hear the series of shrill
rattles which indicate s%erpentine rest
tlessness and anger. And yet, when
weary Of his days work, and anxious for
an hour Of recreation and pleasure,
the professor unlocks the box, inserts his
hand down among the confused aggrega.
ton of heads, tails and bodies, shifts them
from side;to side, as ~carelessly as though
searching for "a lost envelope in a basket
of waste paper, until he sees the one he
wants, and then he extricates him from
the others, coils him about his wrist,
pate him gently and ohirrups soothingly,
should the snake manifest any undue
anger, and finally puts HIM back in the
box, where should the ordinary man
dare to insert his hand therein, a dozen
sets of fangs would be buried IN it ere it
could be withdrawn.
They say snakes are cold," said the
professor to q crowd Of curious specta-
tors n evening, while engaged in bid
ding his pets good night, "but they're
not. just feel that and see," and,
with a twinkle in his eye, he passed
over a huge RATHER, toward the crowd;
but not one Of them wanted to be con
v1nced. They seemed willing to take
the professors word for it.
Where the ordinary man, did he feel
as though an hour or two hours of sport
would be pleasurable, would shoulder
his gun, and start off in quest
Of wild fewl, Professor Shupe, un-
der the same circumstances, shoulders
his sack, and starts off in quest of snakes
merely a difference IN tastes. The pro.
lessor is an ardent sportsman, in the
snake-hunting line. Almost any even
ing, if you watch him, you will see him
wandering off over some fat, his eyes
~intently fixed on the ground, as though
searching for some lost treasure. After
a while, he vii ! stop and stoop over, and
for about fEe minutes will remain in
this posltiont making motions which
will be beyonIl your understanding, pro-
vided you do lot know what manner of
man he is. SPon he will strengthen up
again, and frd IA his hand will dangle a
long, thin something, which twists and
twines, and finally coils about the pro-
f%eesor's arm. Then he will stroke it a
moment, and drop it into his sack and
move on. You will then discover that
Professor ShGpe is hunting, and that
another snake will soon be added to his
collection OF Pets.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-08

to be ushered forth, and late in June
commencement exercises were held,
wherein three graduates, the Misses
Gertie Griffin, Mabel Hunt and Chas.
fO'Connor became numbered among the
alumni. Two of this class, the first
named, are still residents of the
city, the first, married, and the
second acting postmaster in the same
city in whose school she was fitted for
encounter for the world, SO that the ma
jority Of the class of 80 will be enabled
after five years to witness the coming
graduation, and greet the others of the
same school, oon to become alumni.
In 1890, under Prof. Rider, no class
was graduated, but in 1891, under the
supervision of Prof. Thompson, three
more graduates were numbered among
past students, and Miss Bessie Waggoner
and Messrs. Ralph Ward and w. Ep.
pinger were ushered forth from public
school life with honors. This class, it
may be said, is still unbroken by the
permanent departure of any one of it's
members, for Miss Waggoner is still one
of the charming young lady residents of
the city, and the young gentlemen still
make their permanent homes in Bis
marck, although Mr.. Ward, for the past
school year, has been a student at the
Agricultural college at Fargo, and Mr..
Eppinger is at Ann Arbor, fitting him
self for the profession of medicine.
In 1892, under Prof. Hancock, there
was no class fitted for graduation. Prof.
Wheaton, the present principal, took
charge of the schools in the fall of that
year, and the following June, the next
largest class since the first graduation,
was prepared for the close of school life.
There were seven members of this class,
the Misses Kate Staley, Pearl Braith-
waite, Maude Robinson, Fannie Dunn,
Jennie Macnider, and the Messrs. Leon
ard Bell and John Johnson. This is
another of the classes, whose number is
as yet unbroken by any permanent de-
parture from the community, and the
majority of it's members will doubtless
be present at the exercises on Friday
night, when a class of six will be gradu-
ated-Grace Falkenstine, Minnie Scott,
Aldyth Ward, Lynn Sperry, Hugh For
tune and John Staley. This class has
done some earnest work, and the close
of it's labors, as signaled by the com
mencement exercises soon to be held,
will be a matter of interest, to the com
munity, and especially to those other
graduates, whose school duties have
been already finished.
The alumni Of the Bismarck High
School with the graduation of the pres.
ent class, will number just thirty mem
bers. AS yet, death has not intruded
his grim presence among them, and they
are, or at least the majority of them, still
residents Of the community, where they
have grown up and completed theil
school labors. The formation of an al
lumni association is a matter of Interest
and pleasure to all Of them, and vii
serve as a sort Of bond of union, which
shall, when its members become wldel,
separated in after years, serve to over
come distance, and bring them closer to
gether in spirit, by the reason of it's OK
~istence.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-08
Circus Day at Hand.

As usual, Young America, and America
of maturer years, will hail with delight
the coming of that annual attraction.
the circus. Summer without a circus
would be a season to be counted as lost.
and the greatest show on earth manages
to get around in time each year to save
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-08
the following bills:

Alderman Allen then Introduced an
ordinance, to regulate the sale of LIQUID
drinks and refreshments. The ordinance
provides that each place, where LIQUID
drinks and refreshments of any kind are
sold, with the exception of church So
Gals and places where coffee and tea are
served, in connection with meals, shall
pay monthly license of $40, and violation
OF the ordinance to be punished by a
fine of $50 or thirty days imprisonment
for the first o~fense. and $75 and sixty
days for the second. The ordinance was
passed, and approved by the mayor to-
day.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
Saan alorig nogen.

Seq beoer big, firre 9eier, OF Dig
life til of baaue. 9u fan opmuntre en-
iaaoan Eilbpieli9beb, til ben belt bres
Der al lf%riitelis 8enlt9beo ps Siarliss
beo / bit Sjerte. Dine Raboer bar
mango Sell. bet er ianot npf; bine Wtebs
friitne leoer life / Sperensitemmelle
meb i'm Sefjeubelie, oct er psiaa innbt.
Wen berettiser bisie Surbolo big til at
pore tpar. bableips os i~loeiinbet? Gr
on ielo iulbfpmmen? Intag, at @up
ituloe oDnme big liseiaa itrenst, iom
on BONNER bin H9ite. Sporleoes
Ifuloe bet ba saa meb big? Scr opers
barenbe; pGr eceliinoet; u9r li9eiom
8riltus. Suif paa. bet er life let at
p9re iulbfpmmen. ps iorbre Ell al andre,
bpao Der life er lpffebes / DIT eset Gin.
Nashville Advocate.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
N~anocmaning t Sprtmg
WaneD.

Otter bpao Spring Valley Sun meos
beler, bespnbte Miis gtellie Barnes fra
California iiofte Munoag en- &atte
Spiritiits5 oreitilinser Der / 8pen. Gn
me9et penlis Snobpbelie bar uoienSt
til IQe ON at pperp9re og p9re 8ioue
til pirtelis % ianoierois Ianoemns
ming. Nosansen tpIteOe 81 pro per-
soma. Den ferite 5Oreitiaina gap Dtiis
Barnes i @m. . 2(ters 6jem 0iaus
bag Nften / S%pero9relie al 30 Eerios
ner - Os Snctnsten peo ben "Sbop"
bar 500. Gen iplscnoe 9liten beIluts
teoe bum at sipe en- M 6oreItiaias / s.
q. Sobniuns Siem, men Der sif bet
benoe gait.
Slanot be 3ilitebepGrenos oer feriie
9lfteu bar 81. g z Hoitao, prnftli2s
renoe 999e pg Yoitmeiter / Sprin8
Ballep. Snn bar bleoen ~operbeuilt
ON, at Mirs. Barnes bar ell Seoro0ers
lie og at Soft betalte 8euse for at looe
Jig norre. San beiluttcbc at aill0re
Seorageriet, bus ban iaa 9eiiigbep
BERTH.
Zen felOenbe Iiter Ionbt 6orclti!s
liuset altiau Gtco / Otr. Sobuions
Siem / Sperrrrelie al iprItjcui9e Ser
ioner, beriblnnot Or. 9tOltab.
s retle 3io bfcu 6auorits9 tauoen
"materialiieret" "a outfeoe irem fra
a~nbinettet. Yet bar lille SneS % tra
iamtpfteoe / at shake hands meo ilere
az Sel1fabet. 0a bun fpm til 9pftp.
rem, toe ban ct TAFT Solo / Iauoens
Saanb os ianet, at ben sioroe fortpip-
leoe g%nltrenselier for at llippe lGs.
9ofturen bolot fat % en- al De Silite>
oeparenoe tGnote en- 5pritif, Tom bet
imiolertio lDffeoes Nanoen at iluttc,
men ueb at sipre BET, ialbt SlDret, iom
oaffeoe Iauoen, at. 9picre blep trnot
% ~aiIlpreoe Meoiet, Miis gteaie @ars
mes, ioriuarli9 iaitbolot al Or. &os
fob.
gun bar poerit iornnrmet uper laas
Dan gebanplina, men De tiliteoepRrenoe
Gamer erflGrebe benoe ltrar for Ell Ses
oraserife os ~iorlan9tc, at Bun ltuloe
tilbasebetale DC Teuae, De babe bctult
beuoe, builfet bun eioroc.
&aite Morsen bleu Bet beitsmt at
labe beroe arreitere, men mau eriarebe
mart, at bun q "iurbuitct" / 9pbet af
Natten.
9r. Holtao er iGrbetes tilirebs mco
Seiultatet al tit iibite Experiment paa
SpiritiSmens Smranoe os bet BAR ban
paida @runo til.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
Retieube.

Bern Ieoerion al Imbpp, Slue Garth
Gp., Minn., bar / 9ecorab iibite use;
han Tom neo meo en- Spn, Der ifal til'
bringe i'm ierite Tsrmin peo 9utber
college. Gan uil meo bet Canine be,
igoe Sl9st % enm!e 8enuer / % n9r
Seiper, bupr ban boeoe for mango Iar
iioen. Scr. YeoerIen or itOlt al fine gtas
beer berOppe i Minneiota. Gn al benz
er Ole Gocnion SerItab, boorom 9bors
bipr Sic beretteoe | en- al fine aorres
Ippn6nrcer iijOr, at ian par fommen
biem rna 9eiPa, men life ligte iig
biemmc. Set eneite, ban ipntes ON i
bet 9amle 2opo, rar en- Is Ndrs eams
mel Telcmurtsicutc, us bcnoe fog ban
meb Tia pier iaien til Amerifa. Den
lite Nopember fit 9drret 9uiainger -
TO itaute Gutter. Mauocn er puer ~
Gar oammel.
Gtias .. Moieus os Spn ira
ga qul 9nrle Co., Minn.. er i Seisg
hos i'm Suieerfuoer u. g. Saugen.
- Gle &. Moe al aenbaQ, @is., er
Der / Seipe hos Sen Serse. 9ieeleoes
Ser9es BroOcr, giels Gbriitenien fra
9ebeIo, @is.
&obert Solution al Gberrn Bale,
Sanins. opbplot fig i 8ecOrnb Spnbas
Oper. @iGlt bos jim Slagtniug s. s.
SUppetftao. Sr. SVbniuu r|eiier for
Gpldelter Tubber 60, o9 man fan al'
ito ie BAN meo en- flor 8ubber Sfp i
9aanoen.
Spicpb Sopperitab al Gaprou,
ST., SroOer til Sulius, er ilpttet til
8ecprab, % iii arbeibe / "9ecorab.
Epiteu" ct gar for Bet 5prite. 8. @R.
Gu9er, gbriit sllm os s. Supperitab er
bet 2reflpuer, ipm bereiter ltal "maile"
% pnfte Soften" to @anse ON usen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

= GIem life bet Msbe, ipm @inne'
ibeit County Agricultural Society of
boiler | Stepers Opera Scaie ben 15os
December iamtioist meb Farmers In
%stitute. 2rs Rptitien berum onoct'
iiebs | Slooet.
- 8. z. Samre FIX ct anoupmt 8rer
fra Gbicusu ioas, buori ban uncerrettcs
ON at o9re paa fin 9oit | 9ioten al
nsen, ba en- 6. 8. e. ~antaselis pil
fomme berop. Samre tiger, at ban
tienber inseu, for bpem ban er ipuoer'
Zig banse, unbtasen bet ifulos bare ben
samle pOpulare Sotelonrt fra ariitia'
nia, Sr. 6. 8. Sunore, Der iprtioen
f9rbes beruper. os ban trpr, at be mrs
lisens fan blipe lise iaa Iemt for au-
Ore, iom for BAN.
- Sr. Giblep Glidion meb Somilie,
al Winneapulis, er flpttet til 3ecorob
for at boiGtte fla Der. Gaidion bar
mObtaset aniattelie iom 5ormauo /
"Secprab>Y oiten"s News Room, os
pil b~ereiter ubfsre bet 4rbeioe, iom 8.
6. Gmbli bar fOreltaaet / be Iiolte 20
Gar. GmbIi tespnoer at bliue sammel,
%, ba Sfabet bereitsr pil ubfomme TO
@ange pm usen, bliper Der meset mere
at %uaretase; ban ioretr9fter berfor en-
minore a~niuarsiulo 8oit, builfet er ble'
pct tilireostillenoe oronet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

9iliammen &r. 1,220.S4
Salt tnoeitaar altian III / Bangs
Sparebanf Ss. 1,S45.O2.
Som nan fer, uosisr gibraset fra
Imerifa mere eno bet Salpe, % Ri tan
berior life nofiom taffe be tj9re @ipere
oerborte. Waatte @ub / rist Maal
peliigue Goer isien! 8et bar Dor in
oerlise Ssn paa Msoet. @i peb 10,
at s ielu III Far baaroe 5loer at
finmpe meo, o. Goers fore Ofieroilie
for ps er Os berior ct iaa meset itsrre
Sionesbpro ON Goers aobe Slertelns
og Goers Sjerlisbeo til port samle el.
iteoe Norse.
Sd, iii uaite S1it, 1895, boaber Ri
oa, at 9irfeflofterne for fprite Sang
lfal rinJe til Spile paa Sensnaieus
&irtesaaro benz iblunot Os, iom MATTE
Iaa Sjemlup al Serren. Maatte oa
beres Surtsans bliue en- Snbsans til
ialis Suile!
% tent iaa paa os, iom er isjen, s
fj9re Senlter borrower, nanr 9lotferne
Ior iDritc Gang lpoer i beQist glppr
unoer SeensijelOeue, os bjelp os at
reiie ielue Serrens Nlter, bpor bore
Sj9le fan martres % itprfes til ben
iioite &eiic. Get er % Ell rof at iaa en-
Spileplaos iur De Opos, ri trcn0er %
lGnses iaa iaore eiter ct 6uilcns Steo
o8loa for De lcueroe, Sc trGtte, ipnoes
% lor9tnn9c SanOrcre iblanbt os. 90
meo CUBS % @oers !6jalp, iaa ifal
bel Spiret en9an9 relies frit Os ifjsnt
paa Seensaaien.
Saa tilllnt. Ell hjertelig !SilIen %
2af til bocr 6Iuer ps til Dem, Sr. Sc
oaftsr, fra allc / Mooet.
Bang, Sulbers. 2oen Nuu. 1894.
Grbeot9it Sprlie,
SOgueprelt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
8 on q {.

st ipecielt Telegram ira MaribaIs
tOwn, inotaget | forr,ge 6reoa9s uos
saue al "State 9fesilter", i~nbeboloer
Iaa omtreut 5plseuoe: Eiernnael Ga,
gen, Der trastes BERTH ira Storp Gouutp
for at blipe la9t irem ior ct anoet So
rum, bar pptaaet 9iitrict Gourtets 3lb
flere Gage. Otter ct meaet iuust Mpoe
at Surpeu, ia euoos belle 9tutten, bleu
Oct e~rtlaret, at gnfla9eoe life bar lfpl.
big.
@ntla9ece Sr. 6. s. 3ierunael, Der
err boiat i Secorah, bar iat urper 3ils
tale for al fine norIte 9nuoSmano OF
babe tilueuot zig Eense unOer fulitt
5presipenbe.
Scr. @reeOr Mc@rcsor CT afsaaet
peb 9poer en- IIoer al 40 Iar. San
par ipot / Iralrie Oh Chen, men Ilpts
tebe inn sanite ING mep 6urelorene
ooer Misiisiippi til Mc@respr, lUm
5aoeren baube srnnoet, Os efter buem
ben tit tit Napu. afbpbe bar sjurt Nlt
mutist for oenne Sp; tent ps tiblist
tGnfte ban paa oens Snteresier, oerfor
iauues ban o9iaa betpoeligt. Oct laa
enOos no. iom Gitp Council life funbe
unopGre BAN, tbi / DC iioite % Iar bar
ban iaasootiom itabis paret Weblem
oerai. Gltio bar ban rcoe meo Raao
% 8aac ps bar biulpet mansioioi9e
3rensenoe uoeu at sigre upget Snien
oeraf.
- 8. Z. Samre Dor iaa ubeloi9 Ell
Sag iibIts llse, at BET Sorb, ban tps
fat / paa en- Sogn. Der braste ban ct
9Rs meb Sotu, gap efter. Samre ialot
ba9lGuos % if ct uoloiomt Stub |
8aebopeoet, tbt @aoen oar 10 baarot
irosien, men ban bar aaereoe M pGret
uoe here Gage i i'm 5%orreinins, os liu'
fig iOm ellers.
Der. 6 6 Sitdcod er after peuot
iilbase til 8aibms,ou for OF inptase
i'm 9Oit ION en- at Door Keepers i
SeHatet.
Miis Getra Spe er reiit til Wis.
iOula, Mpntunn. ior Der at iinoe fig ct
Siem iammen meo lin Ssiter.
Wiis Gpitb. g. Sids. opprret
3ecorab, men ienere bar pGret 9Grers
inoe ueo Stolen | MaiOn Gitp, bleu ben
2loe ROubr. G9tepiet Der til Scr. Srs
ping ". Smitb. 9e Rpsiites Siem
bliper i Clear Safe, bpor Wr. Smitb
bar en- irIuelis @rucerp 5prretnius.
DIE Qeloe. Der Dor s Mil | Seit
Tor 8ecorab os 3 Mil j On for Riosca
mar, boloer ben 13os os. Mutton paa
sreatursr, 5ormreofaber p..u.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
eelt @lase or oobbelt @laSe,

Sett 0tToc CT ootbclf 0lGoc,
tRnfer TreIioenten for 6irmaet 9unoin &
SO. Sr. Sreorit 2uubir, lom peo iibite @ala
tit @lGoen af OF b.ioe oolat til Senatpr /
3tirois meo pprrpGlocuoe Majoritet, % III
oil ie fine 8uuoer / Glminocligbeo o. fine
gsenter / SGroelesbeo, lige iaa pel forupiet.
9Gs % bin ouerrnltet, pper be pafre, foit.
bare og inaafnloe Sutepreienter r, Sir.
maet oerfpr ttlbDoer ale og enbper. Serit
og iremit en- aIofte, 3nfclnbr. faloet "Sic.
tpria", 90 CONNER bpi / Ga eller &alnpo,
lom pI p9re en- Yrpo ipr etboert Siem, oa
ben lfuloe eno lille fannie fla hos ben eiter
bpem ben er optalot, 9ronuiugen afGnglanb.
Sioere en- aroeu Slotfe, Sqeub, taloct "9ta.
polepn", Ipm lite buroe James / noeen Sutif
clcr 5oretninsslptale, for boiliet Den er
l9rlfllt tlenli9, enoltJDnt Den bill for pare lin
Ytaos buoriombellt. imagiuIot polerct iom
ben er / G9 eller Sulnpo % "a CONNER bei
meo IL Spmmer5 Stipc. Meu Sntaa %
gebag er iaa forlfjcais o. ale brpr fig life
ON Slotfer. bporfur 6,rmuet osiaa tilbpper
en- SuIepreient al Spiu. nemli9 Ell Gplp,
%furaieI % ct paa Snoiioen forsplbt Splu-
bGSer. Ilocles irit iaar bier o. en- paa
8esi9rina 9libiipnins Of oisie Trsienter
iamt uGrmcre Splpsuinser, 9uuoius Grc.
bGroritfe bar erobret Smngeu hos Nmcris
ta's 5plf lisciaa oroentli3 iom giapoleon en-
Sang erobreoe europa % er MI Den NET
po2ulGre 9rif 9anoet. Set er oeripr Ell
ppperlis Gnleouing luit MI til life alene at
tieue Yense. men osiaa at faa en- foItbar
Sulepreieut peo at arbeioe ipr Qgeut for
9uuoin & Co.'S GnebGriirup. SerItilt
iom Saleoritte bar ben en- tolosial Otter.
ipgrSiel. b%porior Sc ltrar bpr iptte 9em ueb
at itripe efter 8etin9elier til gsenter %
Irppefaiter, tbi bet er lille l9nae til Sui, 90
&c oil naturlispis bare yarerne i iaa sco
Sio. at Dc rGfter at iGIse benz Ier SeIsen.
Sipnp Gem oeripr p9 abresier
Snnoin & 60.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
6trfen paa @eemsaaier.

Zen lite @ppember 1894 bar en- |aa
flor Sfare at Wanb os apinber, 'oti
paa nosen Maaoe funbe rummes, iau''
let / Seen Sfolebus. Oct par Den
~irbpanliae aarlise SamliussSas for be
Suteresiersoe / neutrality-suspicious.
pda Seusaalen.
S~osuepreiten inbleoeee Msoet r'eo
Salmeians, gpn % anoagt. 9erefter
r%eoegiorbe &irfesaarbstomiteen (Sars
Seen, 9lnbr. gelsbeim os Ole Glen
for bet ubisrte Slrbeioe / aaret, bporaf
i%renlsit, at bet belle inofjebte Greal MI
er ppbruot, o. OF ben ~itprite Del al
Murene er fuloiprt. Gil nRite Ssft
astes berior ~airfesaarben inopiet, bpor'
for man enitemmis beiluttebe at bsmpn'
bise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Ssrlle,
9els 9abl, 9lnoers Often giem, gtlls
VrRtten p9 &riltoner Serol). III al
beisrse inofjsbt tuenoe sooe airfeflot'
fer al famine Stgrrelie, iom ben |
Bangs Sopeotirfe. &lofterne bliuer at
fremisre paa Sinteripret. 9iseleoes
beiluttebes opisrt ct 8lutfebus / ben
samle arperoise 8psninssitil, iom
ben samle Sanssfirte bauoe, os bliper
bet ~ianoipulisuis at pluiere felipe
Snbsausspurtalen til &i~rfesaaroen.
9ernGit iremlasbe &asiereren, 8ris
itofer SIR. Seen, reuioeret Gesnifab,
Der s%pofitnotes. Seraf iremsif, at al be
berItcos tesneba aarlise 8ioras par /
TiNsu 1909 on inNhetoIt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
2Rtbsr Goncac.

SRtber college.
&interterminen bespnote 5reoao ben
30ie Mupember. GoIfiaise npe 3iicis
pic sr aIcrsbe aniomne, os Der icmmer
Here boer DAG.
Ge TO npe 2Grere, 9rof @m. Soren
/ Elocution oe Yrof. Salopr San'pn !
Muiif, oil TONNE eiter Nptaar.
Tatii9elIesbnsen a Der eli Silitels
ming / @pmnaItitlOtalst. Der par iulbt
al @iGitcr fra Speu, % ale tiliieoes
parenoe iasoc, at hpsseli9ere Set
bar DC life bapt paa lang 3ip peb Col
le9e.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
@!ebcstaarcr. nan: nppripr ORC

S~l9ocstaarcr. San: 6uorior gree
Der on, fjGre Warie?
Suu: Oct er al @laoe. Seq er
laa lpiteli8. Gnouu for ct Iar Tiger
lioeu ia9oe Wpoer til mig: "9u er
iaa onm, at Der pit neppe uil finpes
no9en Nar, lom tu9er Dig til Some. ga
laa Tom on Dog os tog mia!"
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

Mebaer's Angleworm % Worm
wood Oil Liniment er oct beolte iom
finoes. 0et linorer giebliffelig al
Smerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

Gn 8ntunge faiter Ell Steu / Sans
bet os %iorunorcr zig ouer at ic belle
Sammen i Sepaselie. Gn Sutuuse
laber i Selitab ct Orb ialpe cs bar
goelaat ct MenneIfelip.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

Day board at cost. nov S1.65 a week,
and rented text books make the expenses
very low.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

Wesser's A~ngleworm Oil Liniment
,rbolbes osiaa for Srus for Spr, os
Oeiteipli i9tter bet iRroeles hpit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

At Prof. breckenridge a first class
Business Course is given for only SIS 90 in
addition to the regular tuition, $500 a
month.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
9ecorab pg Smegn.
Ten 3eie December, 1894.
9anpr S,ppr

Haitur Nopc
Splot fin Nifebsauostjeueite Ssn'
bag ben 25oe Iopembcr. Sirtcr par
aloeies fulopnttet. Ger pptoses ct
Offer for ben bprtbraernoe TreIt.
9aitor 3. q. Stteier, icm | Here Gdr
bar pGret boini i 9eeorah. ftal mibler.
tioie bctieue Meuiebeoen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04

At Prot. Breckenridge a few practice
writing four many three, and nearly all
the others twice a day. As an Instructor
In writing Prof. Timberman has few EQUALS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-04
llbuaaelis ToousnOiabep. 8

N~UUBUtlIB 11VVU0HUtHUlU. UUtTUt
(buiS Stpite uopibes al ale 5il'
ituerne): "Get er mol beoit, at jes ielu
piber meb. Gacrs peo man ltrar, at
jee err 5oriatterenl-