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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25

Village CaucuS.-The citizens caucus
to nominate officers for the annual vii
lage meeting was held in the Town Hall
on Tuesday evening and about 800 vot-
ers were present. The caucus organized
by electing N. p. Bowman chairman
and Arthur +. Stone clerk. Major Bow
man was nominated lor president of the
village, Arthur F. Stone, clerk and Z, d.
Rlodgett, treasurer. The first ballot of
the evening occurred over the nomination
of collector of taxes. George K, Crosby,
N. NJ. Johnson and Avery D. Pike were
the candidates. Mr.. Crosby secured the
nomination, receiving 149 votes to 10
for Mr.. Pike and 81 for Mr., Johnson.
For first trustee {, A. Calderwood and
William S Boynton were nominated. In
nominating Mr.. Boynton, Mr., Bates
made strong speech for having 6nan-
cier on the board aud spoke of our heavy
taxes and large appropriations. He
thought it was time to retrench in our
village expenses and thought MIR. Boyn.
ton would be just the man to help to do
this. Mr.. Boynton was nominated, re-
ceiving 90 votes to 142 for Mr., Calder
wood.
For second trustee Henry Nj. Cheney
and Cyrus Sargent were pitted against
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25

Y. n. c. A. News. Rev, P. S. McKil-
lop of st. Albans addressed large audi
ence of men at the meeting last Sabbath.
There were solos by Joseph Morse and
the association orchestra led the singing.
The gymnasium and bath rooms are
undergoing repairs and will be in good
condition for use when class work begins,
Monday, Dec. %.
Director Swan and the gymnasium
committee have arranged class hours
as follows Students class, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons; Sen
iors' and business mems, Monday and
Friday evenings at 8, Wednesday, at
$780, boys class, Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons, and Saturday morning.
Special instruction will be given at other
hours by appointment.
The General Secretary has issued quite
a number of membership tickets to be
used as Christmas presents. A gift oil
this sort may be used by ayoung man OF
boy every day i'll the year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25

DIR. Prevost's House Burned.-The
fire alarm sounded at $50 last Sunday
morning for a fire in DR., {. A. Prevost's
new house on Railroad street. AS every
body was asleep it was some time before
the department responded. The Rail
road street company we're first on the
scene of action and could not reach the
house with their hose. The other COM
panies carry more hose and when the rest
arrived several streams were turned on.
The fire had got quite a start by this
time and before it was controlled the
upper story was burned away and the
lower story flooded with water. Napo-
leon Corriveau occupied the upper story
and lost valuable piano DR.. Provost
saved most OF his furniture, but the lower
story was badly damaged. He carried
S2500 insurance on his house with
Crawford Ranney and $1,000 on the lur-
niture with Mr.. Switser The insurance
vii cover his loss and he will rebuild as
soon as it is adjusted. The fire caught
from the chimney i'll some unknown way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25

The Shoe Factory. mass
meeting was held in the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening to talk about the shoe
factory. President Macknnon of the
Board of Trade called the meeting to or
der and asked Capt. E. L. Hovey to re-
port for the special committee who have
been soliciting stock. Capt Hovey said
the committee had raised over 600 out
of the 800 shares necessary and proposed
that the rest be raised on the spot.
Short speeches were made by c. A. Cal
derwood, DR.. 7, r. Stiles, M. ]. Caldbeck
and one or two Others and the papers
were then passed around the hall for
more stock. Before the evening was
over more shares had been taken and the
committee leel that the last 100 can be
eaisly raised before January /. Much of
the stock was taken in small lots, thus
showing the interest the townspeople
are taking in any enterprise that will
bring more business and employ more
help in this town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
A HOLIDAY Wedding.-A marriage

A Holiday Wedding.-A marriage of
much local interest was celebrated Tues
day at "The Bluffs" the home of the
brides parents, when Miss Martha,
daughter of Chief Judge Ross, became
the wife OF John W. Ttconab, superin-
tendent of the National Fish Hatchery
here and one of the state commissioners
OF fish and game. Rev. Edward 7. Fair
banks performed the ceremony which
took place at high noon in the presence
of relatives and few intimate friends.
Miss Margaret Howell of Rutland was
maid of honor, little Miss Margaret Ha-
zen serving as bridesmaid and Lucius X
Hazen as best man. Miss Beth Bailey of
Scituate, Mass, and Master Edward
Stafford of this town were ushers,
The bride was most becomingv gowned
in Lincoln green broadcloth with trim
mings of Persian lamb, braid and buttons.
The prevailing colors of the tasteful
house decorations were green and white,
the holly and mistletoe receiving the
prominence due the holiday season,
A wedding breakfast was served to the
guests among whom were Miss Titcomb,
Mrs. Howell and Miss Howell of Rut-
land Mrs. George Titcomb of Concord,
Mass. Henry L. Bailey and wife of Scit-
uate, Mass. DR.. A. Z. Aldrich of Somer-
vile ard Mr.. Berry Of Lynn, Mass; Mrs.
T. N. Vail of Lyndon Center and Mr.. and
Mrs Scott Sloane of Woodsville, N. II.
After a short trip Mr.. and Mrs. Titcomb
will be at home Thursdays in February.
The bride has been prominent in the So
cal, educational and church life of the vii
lage and Mr. Titcomb is well,known
throughout the state in connection with
the fish hatchery and fish and game in
terests. Both have many warm friends
whose good will and affection were
shown in the many beautiful gifts re-
ceived.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
The New Fire Insurance co.-rhe

The New Fire Insurance Co.-The
incorporators Of the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co. met Tuesday with John H
Senter Of Montpelier and organized by
electing L. D. Hazen, president, and l..
B. Hartshorn, c. H. Stevens and George
p. Blair, vice presidents. The incorpora-
tors will serve as directors the first year,
and after insurance to the amount Of
100000 has been subscribed for, the
company will begin business. A com.
mittee was chosen to find some one to
act rs secretary and treasurer of the
company, and much valuable informa-
ton was obtained from Mr.. Senter in re-
gard to managing a mutual concern
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
Turkey VS.. Crackers and Cheese. 4

contest is about to begin in the Y. NJ. c.
A., but it will be friendly one. II is
expected, however, that a number of cap
tives will be taken Membership con-
tests have been very popular among the
associations during the last year. In
Worcester 1000 new members were added
in month. Manchester n. H., secured
400 in short time, Nashua, Rutland,
and Sherbrooke Associations have Just
ended very successful contests.
Two companies OF 35 men each have
been chosen from the membership. The
Reds" under Capt. H. G. Morrison,
with N. l.. Thompson and Rolfe Cobeigh
as licutenants, will wear as badge
knot of red ribbon, and carry plenty of
ammunition in the shape of red applica-
ton blanks. They will endeavor to Sc
cure before Jan. % more new members
for the association than the Blues"
captained by H. M. Nelson, assisted by
Licuts L. p. Wood and B. Frank Harris
The Womans Auxiliary have promised
a turkey supper to the winning company,
while the losers will be obliged to regale
themselves at the same time on crackers
and cheese, with toothpicks and water
free The contest will begin Wednesday
evening, Dec. 30, at $50, at which time
a rally will be held at the association
building, to which all the members are
invited. Badges will be distributed and
both sides armed for the fight. One hun
dred new members are wanted before
Ian. %.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
Hartford, Conn, Dec. 1S, 1895.

Christmas Concert. GRACE s.Iethod-
ist church was crowded last Sunday eve
ming, late corners not finding even stand
ing room, to listen to fine concert by
the children OF the Sunday School. There
were thirty numbers and the partici-
pants reflected credit on themselves and
their instructor, Mrs. Marshall. 1t was
one OF the best concerts yet given by this
school. The choir assisted in the music,
and special mention should be made Of
solos by Mrs. H. K. lde and Mrs. Nc
MILAN. Supt. Bailey made a few re.
marks of a complimentary character, and
he may well feel proud Of his school.
In the morning the pastor preached to
a large congregation on "The Manger.' v
The chorrendered special music, of which
many audatory remarks were heard at
the close OF the service. Fred Brooks
presided for the first time at the organ
and played with his well-known skill and
good taste. He is to be the permanent
organist at this church.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.

Chairs Wanted.
Springfield Republican.
Last Call-George l.. Grow.
Wise Man-W. w. Sprague.
Hi, There's. A. Moore & Co.
Shotes for Sale-C. {. Harvey.
Farm for Sale-Hiram Russell.
Candy-Bingham' Drug Store.
Do Not Delay-Nat' Life Ins. Co.
Our Purpose-Barbour's College.
Prices Reduced-A ID. Rowell Co.
Annual Meeting-Fair Ground Co.
Closing Out Sale-C. p. Carpenter.
Pres. of Acct.-David McDaniels Est
Brunswick-Crystal Confectionery Co.
Pres. of Acct.-H. S. Calderwood's Est.
Xmas Suggestions-C. NJ. Stone & Co.
Farmers and Teamsters-Bu Bundy's Store.
Annual Meeting Cal. Agricultural Societ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25

Raising the Debt.-The North church
raised debt OF $1,000 Sunday morn
ing in about as short time as it takes
to tell the story. After the opening eX-
ercises DR.. Heath rose to preach the ser.
mon and said he had left his sermon at
home and would preach without notes
that morning. He then briefly outlined
the financial condition OF the church and
called upon Judge W. P. Smith, as chair
man of the business committee, to make
a detailed report. Judge Smith spoke of
the financial stringency of the past year
and said that owing to this and other
causes the church would close the year
about $1,000 in debt. DR.. Heath then
advanced to the pulpit and said he was
going to spring a surprise upon the con
gregation and instead of preaching any
more with or without notes the people
were going to be asked to furnish the
notes-bank notes. He then asked all
who wanted a 500 blessing togive that
amount towards the debt. One gentle
man started the ball rolling and two la
dies quickly followed with similar
amounts. The fourth 500 came little
slower, but the pastor kept the interest
up by generously contributing this
amount himself. Then the subscriptions
were reduced to $50 and in very few
minutes several OF these were pledged.
The pastor asked for S25 next and there
was generous response to this call.
When the fiiteen.dolar pledges had been
reached only $500 more was left unsub-
scribed and before the people had finished
subscribing $40 the debt was raised.
When the amount pledged had reached
S1120 one member of the church SAID he
would give enough to make it $1200an
after some applause the audience sang
the doxology and the meeting was closed.
The service, as one stranger remarked
to the writer, was better than any ser
mon he ever heard, and much of the sue
cess OF the enterprise was due to the en-
thusiasm and tact OF the popular pastor
of the church.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
FRATERNITY MEETINGS.
Masonic.

PALESTINE coMMANDERY.
Sir Knights of Palestine Commandery will
assemble at the Asylum on Friday. Dec 20,
at / a. m tor the purpose of observing
Christmas. Visiting Sir Knightsin our Jurs-
diction are invited to join with us.
CHAs. A. CALDERwooD, L. c.
DELos NJ. BACON, Rec.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
A Singular Coincidence.-It comes as

A Sln2uiar NOlnCidenCe.-lt comes as
a rather singular coincidence that in the
present freshman class $4,000 of Dart
mouth college there are four young men,
from different localities, whose fathers
and grandfathers were Tor many years
either active business or professional
men or well-known young men in st.
Johnsbury. The students are Walter Po-
land Rankin of Boston, ii. II. Hastings
Of Nashua, N. H.. and Paul G. and John
c. Redington of Evanston, lii. Their
fathers were Andrew E. Rankin, Lemuel
S. Hastings and E. d. Redington and
their wel-known grandlathers were Hon.
l.. p. Poland, Lambert Hastings, E. c.
Redington and Ephraim Chamberlin.
Besides being in the same class, they have
Joined the same fraternity. A. K. E., and
presume they do not even know of this
coincidence and that they are linked by
such close ties to the town of St. Johns
hurry
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25

sending missionaries and the country re.
ceiving them were more than paid for the
outlay financially, to say nothing oftheir
main work of leading men to better
life.
Rev. M. c. Henderson supplied in the
Advent church last Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
Knights Of Honor. No. O1S.

Meet second and fourth Tuesday in each
month in G. A. X. Hall.
n. NJ. JOHNSON, Dictator.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
The South Church CaIendar.-Th

The South Church CaIendar.-T
calendar for 1897 prepared from the
uttcrances and writings Of DR.. Fairbanks,
is admirable. The sayings are original,
common sense, penetrated by delicate
spiritual sense. They fit lie. l have
spent an hour looking over the selections
and have kept bowing and smiling and
saying, That is good" The booklets
full OF freshness, old thoughts with new
faces; suggestive fancies that set one
thinking OF earnestness that breaches
without being "preachy.' That is a
happy idea that puts for Jan. i I'm the
beginning Cod | wish to voice the
thanks of the outsiders who still live in
side St. Johnsbury to the person or per-
sons who gathered these thoughts, so
worthy of being gathered, of the man
who is "the friend and helper Of all who
would lead the spiritual life"
Z, NJ. hanson.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
WEATHER RECORD.

At Bingham's Drug Store, for the week
ending December %. 1896.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Indicates below zero.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-25

LESSONS
IN OIL AND CHINA PAINT NC.
Decorating to order and decorated China
FOR sale. China firing
MISS HELEN F. SHAW.
13 Belvidere ST., (South Park.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
Stbirieus &olonifation.

Siltroos for, at Der boert 4dr flDt.
ter mdnae rusTiIte gsnosr til Sibirien,
taaer ben berbRrenoe 8efoltning fun
meget ringe Grab til. af Senatsura
tiosts Otter fremgdar bet, at ollereoe,
mebens Gsurerne reiibsrebe / Mip1ttpu.
laaoe Reajsrin9en 99gt pdu at fdd be
Iibirifte Srtsnsr befoltebe. Snotil aus
ret 1877 bar lptfelig pg bel 10000
YsrIoner az Manotjen bra9t til Sibts
rien, % mar man blot lager bette til
Gruno, ituloe sfter be Sul, Tom Stds
tiitifen pper 9efoltningens 3iIpRrt
DIT europRiIte Rusldno bar gioet (ddrs
ltg LAP Yrocent, b. b. +. en- 5oroobltnq
df 8sfoltnin5sn / so aar), Sibirien
MI tuuue ppoiie en- rusIiIt 9~eipltninq
pau 3,S40,000 W4no %, bpis man
r,oner &pinoerne meo, ca. y WiQipu.
Smiblsrttb tGIlsrS ibirien fun pmtreni
A. Wiqion S~nbbpggere, oeri ~iuobefatz
TIT ben inofsote 9efoltnina, pg bel
flint Der darlig bar o9ret en- flor Snos
panoring.
De egentlige Sibiridter bar ingens
Iunoe npget aobt Gie til 8ploniFterns
fra bet inbre 3usldnb, % be dnbsfalsr
oltio at file 2unbet N1ro for Sern.
banslinien til 9ispoIitipn for benz, b,
b. T. 5aisas G9nsns, Der t Grunben 'lei
lite er itiiteoe til agerbrug % bar et
temmeIig uIunbt alimu.
Gnonu barre enb / Si6irien er Ipr=
boloene / bet i~dufalote "Ssgebet".
Soert Qdr ordger posr 10000 &olonis
tier pid Soe5Id oethen. Def pilbe aft
iau for be Iibite Is aar gipe bet life
lille Sal at 10000 8oIoniIter, men
Eteblittet tGlar beIe "Segebetst" -
Sropperne og be Snofsote meoregneos
= inlt fun ca. 100, 900 Yerioner, nisnt
allerebe / Gdret 1880 2onbets Jolts=
mGngbe blep dr'dt til $4,000.
Wan fer beraf. buor ounIteltet euro.
pRiIfe pionerer bur for at tribes pdo
fibiriIf 9runo, % bOor mango Wsnns.
Ttelip bet alerebe bar toitet oerpoer a
Itabs be fundamentals 9etingelIer 70,
Ell mt ppbl9mftrenoe Statso9ieu. :
bet Bile tuset sr 5orboIpene | Sibirier
e9sntlis life opbpggelise.
Ssidd be mango iuIinoe Sernbdne'
arbeioere, Der at Gntreprensrsrne LOT.
tes til Sibtrien paa be iilipnelaoeuoI
aunItiae 9iiiaar. tdn tale ct Orb mel
ON ben 5ing. Haar be tommer Der
pper, finoer be intet Steo, bopr be for
bp, Iaa be / Wuaueoer igiennem max
boloe iii | Sprobuler; a~rbeioslsnrer
bliper ub6etalt uregelm9sTigt, ia bpp.
J pig enSps iist life; bet Tan nemlig soo
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

bGnos, Of Gntreprsnsren forstr1tter at
aisie ia uipnlio, nadr BON bar iduet
5orIfnOet poa III arbeios.
0isIe 6or6olos, Der Iqgqer fore
SiuOrinqsr io,ien forgdnss gpguiugsrs
mes 6rengarg, oGttsr naturligois bos
&omiissn for anIrgget al ben fbiriRs
Sunr meqsn gs.pmrina. men Der oil
oaniteIia iunue rdaoes Bob pdd Cuost.
'eio ON auIJmTn oragsr til Gibirisu
for ieIo al Ie pdd 5orbolpens Der %
gtUe G5arcn Snobtretuinq ON benz.
SeIofSl9cIig bill opg en- % anben Snaes
nisr | Gebet al osnns lluoerIsqelIess
reiIr bIipe TAT urbsr anfIdae pdd
8runo Of Wisligheosr peO 8dueanla1=
oct.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

2Dan.DIap. Naiten msIem 2sr'
bag % ben Ste SuIi brps ct 9uroen'
ueir ben pusr 2empisegnsn. Qpnet
Hog heb / bet of Zine q. eisrbnf be-
boeoe gus / Rom, iom iuloitruoie
nebtr4note Oct meiie Of Snoboet,
Der life bar nsiureret, bleu rsoosi al
t,lilenos Naboer.
Gomtiois Ilos 2puet ueo I Rsr'
baa 4r~9iiesnaro, bpOr Stnlo. o. 2n'
oebpsuineerue iuloltGnois n%eobrrnots.
5criitriussiummeu for be brrnote
8p3niuaer er 1400 ar.
Sos NielS Guoerisu / Sielitrup
ilos 2pnet ueo | StorIteusn, Tom fulos
ftenolg ppelusoes, liaeiom psiaa Sips
oRffet / Soustammsret % 8agsene /
bette Sarelie % / Sjgtteuet tos en-
Del Stabe.
- 2sroas Worsen ben Abe Suit
fog 9pnet neo / ben Wortou Rlelien
tllbsrsnoe GInomple / Sporup. Wel'
ZEN, Der par Straatattet, bar / ct Gu
~umipnnbt al Slammerne, % / 9sbet
al fnapt en- Time iulbitanois neoa
br9nbt. 9srimoo lpfteosS bet at fua
Iamtliee / Msaeu pnrenoe G9tte meo
8orn T9bt uoenIor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

groF. SppbuS gle oec timber fife.
tet / ariItlauia bar iaat Termis ion til
at pirte peo 2sipsigs uniueriitet ct
gcmeIter buert Slar. Oct anoet Seme'
tier aoteo ban at pie port llniosriitet,
Oct iorlpeer MI, at 9rpfesiuren bar
mootat laa imisrenoe Silbno' fra Spits
tono, at ban belit puiter iom fgr belt
at pie fine 8r9iter til 2eipSiss llniper'
Iitet mob, at bans Yoit Der biemme
bodies aabsu. tSan ]renpncerer | iaa
5ilialOe belt paa fin nprite llniper'
iitetsoaae.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

Seosialo. Suium. 14ee Suli. Zen
plattplte 9istsr, Sursmeiter @urlitt Ell
bpb.
- Norobp, late Snli. Sfibsreser
M. M. Gnbsrieu, tiolisers Meolem al
sosneraabet ps etprmanbseramens'
9pmmis iiouen, bsoe / Gites.
- TrRlts, lite Suli. SpsneprRii
til 9rGfp Os Stibbinse. q. %. Z.
gUnoeien, 8ibbsr af 9anuebros %
ben araFe SrelierOrbsn, fgot 1923,
psbe ! Giten ST. 10 Yraits iom 5sise
al en- Slpoubtreoeu | Sjernsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

!j'NarS Subilrum. SfUlebeItprer
y. 6Ois i Spssenoul isireoe ben
u 5ull lit 25-Qars SubilGum ipnl
s'er O:o 9aositeos Stole. San blep
NnIsoniug fumplimenteret %
maItse Grinbriuss9aoer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

srrtr % Siridanscr Ole Sanien
/ SiaesD iratraaote fin
ben 21oe Suni | builten In'
[NrlnS Der pireoes tit BAN | Siaesp
Ettt. samme Dag ~iuoiattes sumusl
Enmmc / 8ehiaiuaen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

NorOpulsppH? AL 3rumso er Der
tommet @iterretninser ON, at clipper
Subnien paa Slup "SsbiDrnen" Om'
firing ben l7os Wlai, 10 Wil noroen'
Icr 3rDmsp iaa en- b%alonaStis @isn'
Itano, ipm liaueo en- @ummlfusle. San
ipntes, at 9uslen paa llnoerioen ian
ND ium ben par lutfet antaselis msb Ell
Dies Iinsplaoe % nnoer oenne bang Der
noaet ium lisneo en- 8asie. Start
Storm par imiolertio til Climber for
lIn~oerigselie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

ara Com itriues: Oct ier Der oper'
lag siilot ut meO baaoe aafer os eng.
aateren er en- llse ipr fin alminoeliSs
lib, ps Gnsen 2 8 Tiger tlolisers;
tsauer til dt bliue tiblis Slaat.
geiret bar i lansere 2ib paret soot
% iprt, men marfelis not isr man
Tibet til 9uriiisrne eubnu, enba bet ifal
pere aloeles inebart / Sotunijeloene.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

IngtI. 5orleoen DAG iUlstes Soo'
JET 8eit | Insel al bets biotiliuareoe
@ier, Sertus 5reoerIt 5eroinano al
2pts borg, for 1900 900 Rnrt til en-
uug Nauo. Der fortioen opboloer Jig
vaa 3pitrup @aarb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
Sloebraub pna Granddaughter. Gor

Slocbranb pna Granddaughter. Gor
npale 9use llbeu neobranote paa
@aaroen Saubn9s i Ssliter ct Stu'
bur mco iuareuoe fore 6crraao al
Maeparer, Ell bel Del 8laber iamt 60
@rouer i G%pntanter. 8l9oerne o9
Yetacue bar miplertiois anbrast Der,
mepens Stueu / 8aaniussbniet males
oes. gariasen til Slbens Sptpmit er
life sanite brast paa bet rene; bog ms'
ner man, at ben er upiiaaet peb ufur'
IiatiSbeo at en- sammel Some Der tuste
Safe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

Nngcl. 6Orrise use brGnote to al
be Itrrite @aaroe | aalebp psb Sten'
berg Sirte / stuael. Gierne mso 5a'
Mile oar irapareube peo ct Brpaup.
Der inoebrRnOte TO unse Seite "a ben'
ueo 70 Spin. Gariasen til Sloens
SptomIt er u%betieuot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

GirtCiansrrpoiten | Sfisn er ira
|SsoRrcnce Miuuuecs gespnoelie pper'
pet al 9rrer 8. Gnoui9. Sr. Stor'
Fhr Oll iunlebes bereiter uoeluffenoe
PINE cire fig for fin Stiaius icm Sn'
EItrr Oco 5olteltolen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
soIat Npotbef. Giter 8orlpbeno,

solst Gpotbef. Otter 6orlpoenbe
NpOtbefer paa 9ilebammer ..
'uactUis iulst lit beruarenbe rseae
'''Qe'srpriuilesium ~tiaisemeo ben
9aafO. bpuri N~potbefet iioen bens Sp'
|~ssa'lle bar oarst brspet. til lin SBn
s'ao' Iarm. 5burpalb Grunotuis. Der
'" 0oertase slpotbefet fra l4be Sfto'
VI isritpmmenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

Soptrup. Natbius esaer | Ssn'
berbale bar iOlst fin GienoOm til
SampfsnS al Stennest9r. Briien sr
$4,000 Marf. S%pertaselien timber
Steo ben lite glpril.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
CeoSfaiD.

fsss'aIesanmsfstrtss in%beunsntsrs RANT,
tier sstaass aratts. bea tan 81 iffs afis
piass fsr Dc stminssfias iawas fafnstIftr.
Der iaa acst faa irtm'srss prtpat babe ~
preitsr, ssabesr % 9isstniwssr. aos Rsrs.
% anmsissiiss AZ mere sHs aiminesiia
f1nsps. naa bstaIss 9 gsnis pr. etmis. ~
tsrsefstitr, at @nbpsr, Tom t%nsfsnsss 1sss'
talesaamsissiisr. lsisr sisis einisr % rsttss
80 esrsttsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

llbnepnclicr. ajsbeubaun. 24Oe
SUM. Cand. theol. .. g. Gitsrsaarr
er beititfet til SOsnepraIt for 5reoes
rits.aarup Menisbeoer i slarbuS Stiii
os S%osueprait for Sarriusss laeftrup
Meuisbeoer i slalbors Stiit, &. ST.
bigger beitiftet til SUsneprGit for StisI.
bys @jeoDesbp Mentsbsosr paa Sal
tier.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

iel.ubitiainaen. GOosbeioosr
e~ebefept. 3uul til &aunbolot paa 5pn
tatiebe iurIeosn sjsnnsm "Spiien" 2l'
rsttsr Seiu. iorbi ban "iaa eitertrpiie'
Zig bar tilbaseuilt en- iaa uicmmslis
Noiero al Manb, ,pm snite at bape
ben 9Gre at fables Dante.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

llInffen peo 5jaltring. Jialtrina,
23oe SUM-. Oct iioite Sig al be for'
ulptteoe Siitere fra 5jattring g. CIR.
screuieu, er | Dag breuet | 9ano peo
Niera Su{e.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

Strife. Seliinssr, 14oe Suli.
5irsbas Miboas bar 400 grbeioss
mano neolust Grbeioet paa Seliinssr
Sernitibsuerit iUm 5slse al ben Hit'
terltrife. Der aIereoe b~eltaar ps pmiats
ter ca. 100 Manb. Sunoipulisois pil
belle Seritets Drift iOr en- Glib blipe
ltanoiet al 9ireftionen.