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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
CATTLE GETTING MORE NUMEROUS
The Good Improvement In the Range
Makes Fat stock.

captain James Beaumont live stock
agent OF the Southern Pacific. was In the
city last night, guest Of the Lawlor, and
VIII leave this morning for III Paso, Mar
Ia and Alpine. In addition to his regu.
lar personal baggage Captain beaumont on
TINS trip carries mockius bird to be AN
entertainer for him, as he crosses the
waste OF territory west OF San Antonio.
when asked about the condition Of the cat
tie trade, he replied:
The grass and fat cattle In the West
are more numerous than for ten years
back. 1t is a surprise to every one. the
Improvement In the range west OF San
Antonio. a few years ago the conditions
We're terrible but now the range Is fine
and cattle are fat"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

General passenger agents OF Texas roads
have notified conductors to refuse to honor
certain tickets purporting to have geen is
sued by the Rice Lake, Dallas and Meme
monte railway. as they are advised that
slch tickets have been placed on the mar
kets for scalping purposes.
AS this Is nothing more than log road,
being but eight miles in length, they have
no authority whatever to issue through
Z ckcts. Holders Of such tickets are re-
Tered to general passenger aud ticket
agents for redress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
New Collin County Rond.

Mckinney. Texas. August 27.-The attor-
ney general has approved and the charter
1leS by tho secretary OF state for the Elm
Valley Railroad company. principal office
IN this city. Purposes. construction and
maintenance OF line OF railroad from Nc
Kinney for distance OF sixteen miles to
Bush's store, on the West Collin line.
which will be tho terminus Of the road.
Jncorporators are +. w. Ford, f. NJ.
Thompson. s. II. Cole. u. w. Kirkpatrick,
+. q. Denton, r. b. Wilson. r. Stiff, r. C.
White. l.. p. Adamson and /. e. Bates, all
OF this CITY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
T.. =. May Buy Property,

Sherman. Texas, August FIT is I'M
derstood on good authority that the Texas
and Pacific Railroad company is about to
purchase valuable property adjacent to the
compress III this city. The purchasing Of
this property will enable this road to
handle cotton from the compress without
the use OF the tracks of the Cotton Belt
and Houston and Texas Central compa-
lies, thereby saving considerable track TOLL
during the cotton season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
COMMITTEES NOT YER NAMrn.

Cha'rmna ulinan Considerinm IN.
Selection Very Carefully.
galveston. Texas, August es. Chairman
ullmann. who is to name the committee 10
draft an open letter to the shippers OF tho
southwest, asking them to support the
Lone Star line. has not yet determined
whom he will appoint.
This is most Important matter.r sa,a
ne this afternoon. land do not caro- 10
make any mistake in the selection OF tho
men OH this committee and Tor that r,,n
son have not announced the names OF thosa
] shall select ] viii not give them ont
until Monday. The letter will be pre-
pared AZ once and will BIO made public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
PlrrsnuRG AND GULF EXTENDING.
Naluahlc CoAccssions Secured From

Saiuahlc Cohcesstons Secured From
south American Compartment.
a Kansas City syndicatel representing
the Pittsburg and Gulf railroad. has Sc
cured concession from the government
OF the United States OF Colombia giving
valuable commercial privileges In the South
American republic. This concesr ION. which
was secured through ]. Edward Buckley
United States Vice consul al Borota. sivsa
the right to navigate The Msedslena river
ana 70 build railroad Aeross The oounsry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
MN. sTILLwEL IS DENIAL,
He Says There Is No Likelihood OF ,
~ . SlrfkH an lls. ltnn asou

&c S"ss rhcre is y" Likelihood OF /,
strike ON the Poe Gee.
Kansas City, Mo, August rs. President
A. u. stillwell of the Kansas City. Pitts
burg and Gulf railroad said TO tho Asso-
ciated Press this morning; There are
absolutely no grounds for the runner from
Little Rock OF an impending strike on our
road, There have been no threats Of a
strike from any point. nor have our men
any grievances, On the strength OF the
strike rumor printed this morning. We have
already received. In kilograms from differ
emit parts of the country. offers of full
nifty train crews. There is no likelihood
Of strike on the Port Arthur road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
Quintnna Wants n Ronds.

Quintana. Texas, August ga survey
ing corps left velasco Monday to make a
preliminary survey for a railroad from
that point to Bay City. AS 1t is only a
few miles fran the point of starting on
this side of the river to Quintana at the
mouth, an effort will be made to have the
roai como here, where there will be no
trouble to get depot grounds. right OF way
and wharf privileges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
Trnfnc Manager Miller.

Galveston. Texas, August 2S.-Vice
President and Traffic Manager ID. Miller
OF the Katy was expected In Galveston to-
day. but latest advices from him indicate
that he Will not reach Galveston before
Tuesday. Mr. Miller's visit Is regarded as
highly Important at this time and it is
thought it will result in some readjust-
ments. which VIII materially increase CAL
vestons gru n business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
Mrs. Kino stu Alive.

Cat Spring, Texas August 2S.-The re-
port IN the Galveston News, Bellville
Iimes and The Post of yesterday that
Mrs. Kino had died from effects of the
piow administered by the negro who was
yhched at Bellviile. is incorrect. Mrs.
hino is still living. and the attending
physician. DR.. schilling of this place, re-
por's ner improving. He has hopes of
ner recovery. The old lady is 81 years
Of age.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
RATES ny THE INTERNATIONAL.
Cheap Tickets To Memphis, st. Louis
md knnsnA Oily.

On September L. and the Interna-
tional and Great Northern will sell round
trip tickets from Houston to st. Louis at
S3l55; Kansas City. sS0.35; Memphis,
s2i.6o, and Cincinnati. s36A5, with a If
teen day limit from date OF sale. In ad-
dition to this they will sell one way tick
cts ia ST. Louis at $ih,75 and to Kansas
City at Sl5.15, limited to continuous pass
age. The rates are given on account of
the Merchants association. which have or
sanlzed tor the season at all tho big job
bling points In the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
The Wnbnsh-Knty Contract.

The announcement was made that the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the Wa
bash companies have made deal by which
the latter will use the Katy" track be-
tween Hannibal and Moberly for its trains
Crews OF the western division OF the Wa
bash Will run through from Moberly to
Har nibal, and a through Toledo and Kan
sas City passenger train will be put on
via Hannibal The date on which the
agreement is TO take effect has not been
announced as vet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Galveston, Texas. August rs. George NJ
Courts. president Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, VIM. +, Ladd. president OF
the Cotton Exchange. aad II. b. Cullum.
chairman deep water committee OF this
city. have extended an invitation to L. A.
Stillwell. president of the Kansas City.
Pittshurs and Gulf, who is at present at
Port Arthur. accompanied by party of
OFFICIALS, No word has been received from
Mr. Stillwell
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
General Railroad Oface.

Galveston. Texas. August 2S-There is
a movement on foot to convert tho old
Santa Fe building into railroad office
building, where all Of the lines entering
Galveston would have their offices As IL
Is the officials are scattered all over
town. Congregating them in one building
would considerably simplify matters and
the plan Is regarded with favor wherever
known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
HOUSTON MORNING. AUGUST 80 1897.

Considerable pressure is being brought to
bear in Galveston to bring the transac-
tion to close. They are exceedingly de-
sirous of getting the Huntington interests
interested In that port and recognize there
~ no better way to do 1t than through
the Bay Shore line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Charles A. Edwards, city. II. Jamison
u. u. Smith. san Antonio; Samuel John.
son, Chicago: Allard D. Hour New or.
lleansi sam Fry, New Orleans. A. NJ. Oar
ling. city A, l., pouerer, Greenvile, ii
- Bonner. Corsicana, Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr.,
Bryan; I'D Pruette. w L. Hennelr. city.
W. y. Boles, Dallas; Mrs. A. Johnson
Ssaiy Mrs, Date, Galveston; c. ID, Krmp
Wharton: a. Il. Mayes. yelasco; s u
Menrns, G. G. Pom. City; o. G. Melton,
kemot. Gonzales; VIM j Sutor. i h
Weed. San Antonio; w. l.. Fontaine nal.
las; A ID. NASH san Antonio; w N
Rob- Fort Worth ". ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
Grievance to he Heard.

Austin, Texas, August aS.-The railroad
commission will ON September 6 consider
a complaint filed by L. p. Wilson against
the Arkansas Pass aud International and
Great Northern TO the effect that they on
certain occasion Disseminated against
him in the transportation OF stone from
Muldoon to Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
Come to Chntinnnnrn.

l.. A. Haskins. late of the Western
Union, left last night for Chattanooga to
take position as train dispatcher ON the
Nhattanooga Southern. He will so to
work under his father, w. S. Haskins,
formerly of Manager Van Weeks office,
who went TO Chattanooga recently to take
the general managership of tho road. Mr..
Haskins was accompanied by his wife.
mother aud sister 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

Judge Ford aud T. W. House left ON
the Southern Pacific last night for New
York where they will meet and confer
WIN President Huntington OF TIE southern
Pacific with reference to the sale Of the
Ia Porte road, MIR. Huntington viii be-
IN New York when the gentlemen arrive
seo nothing . thought to b In the way
@ ~ early cpnaumnAtien uf tho deai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
An Arrest Mt Cold,n,..

"o'o'nwaite' Texas. August 2S.-Charle.
smith eS-saioon keeper Of this place. was
a'ss'ea this morning as he was about 10
BOARD the train for Galveston. !.
MI T. 5. Kirby, who was held up and
made to open up his safes last saturday
n,eh.; made the affidavit. Fifty dollars
was found in Smiths sock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
MOVEMENT OF STOCK.

On the Southern Pacific yesterday L. d.
Carver OF Henrietta moved two trains OF
stock from Aloe to Dundee He will have
another train for the same destination
Monday and one Friday. G. A. Allen of
Harrisburg Will move two trains Tuesday
from III Campo to Harrisburg,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
Yesterday. COTTON Rc..,,,,.

me roads centering in Houston i,a /,
good business In cotton yesterday tho 10.
tai being 66i4 bales The Arkansas Pass
led with total Of 2osi. the southern Pa
cihc next, 1918. and the Houston and Texa.
central with 1908 bales. The different
roads brought in:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29

w. @. Scott, Richard J itcarns, L. II,
Nye Dallas; Chas Stub j. II. Bulte.
M, - a. Richie. Galveston; u. V. Harris
and yttc. NavaScta; %. +. Stlman. Chi
ca.go. \. &, Wilson j. +, Hayden, Louis.
Vile: ] NJ. West Jr., Josscrnnd, ED
cock j. Al, Hornhock. New York. Monty
hrook. A.. sunch +. N. Harris, W. IL,
Wiley. Galveston Louis Skauscufky. TIFF
fin. Ohio: John W. Hcrweg Clnctnnnu.
l.. w. Nov comb II. u, Mott. Chicago,
j. T.. Michael Urbana, Ohio: A. H. Flagg,
New Orleans; W, NJ. Kidd and wife, Miss
Nav l.. MAINS. C. Il. Steele, w. a. Bon
Ter, Dallas: John Il. Spann. New York
G.. w. Jackson, st. Joseph; j. II. Brit
tain, Louisville; S Anderson. Texus
City; j. M. West, Josscrand; +. A. Va
hsy Saii. Antoniol silva ttemann, Gin
esllyAc.s q, j. Loeb ST. Louis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
steamer Linr tn Jnnnn.

Portland. Ore, August 2s.---An agree
n,ent has been signed by vice President
Mosler for the Oregon Railway and Navl-
cation company and George b. Dodwen OF
nodvell. Carlisle & Co. for the Northern
Pacific Steamship company that insures a
rev atesmer line betwecn Portland and
China and Japan. Three steamers viii be
placed on the line. Tho first steamer will
teaye Portland within the next month on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29
THE NEW
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Rates. 500 and
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

Stodbolm. 18oe Sept. So bette
er 2b=Narsboaen for Song Oscars
Eronbefi9elie Suerise, ct Bpen
brilliant oetoreret og @aberue tulbe
of Eilfuere. Den tonoeliee 5amilie
os be tprael,ae Berfoner. De fremmebe
@eianter % anore uar tiifebe peb ct
TIE Deum, iom bleu iunset Rl. II /
@lottets Rapel. BiRop q. 9. 8.
Biqiue. 6ottapellonen. g1ennemsit
Ronoens 2ip % Arbeibe % nebbab
ben Hlmestises 8elfsnelie oper bous
Roiefet. ouer 2anbet % bets Solf.
pnoer Nffpnaelien af Salmen bleu en-
artilIeriialut affpret. &eo NfFut<
nineen af be relisisfe Geremonier
mobtog bans Roieaet Deputationer
tra mango Dele al Suerise % Morse.
Gn nf bisie 9eputat,oner operbraate
Ronaen en- @aue af ct. 22o, 900, ION
Dor iamlet blanbt Solicit. Rongen
bar beaemt its til at anuenbe biSie
8ense til 8esiampelien aftubertulsie
Spsbomme.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

Surge. Bollafbonoler 6ans Ol<
fen eller reamle" Olien. fom BON os'
loo lalotes. CT ben lobe Sept. ON
uftenen pluoielis ofsaoet ueo DBoen
| Bergen / en- Alber Of 72 Nor.
Ol,en Dor / Orbets eeentlise Be-
tponins en- *'self made man., fro to
tomme 6enber. buormeo ban fro f1rft
at bespnoe lin Uollof, Jorretnin9.
baube bon M oparbeioet en- betpoelis
6orretnina: rOlieus 9ptfer ielfab",
Der Ct fienot os Dor ct sobt &enome
ouer belle Stonoinopien.
NfoDbe par aanbsfrif o9 i tulb
NiaBr lise til bet fife. ioa 8sbsbuo<
iiabet Tom me9et brat. Oliens 8e /.
ION uar pei tjenot bele Bpen oe BON
uar Rattet Of mango. iom meb 8emob
oil iapne bom, tbi Olien bopbe altio
6iettet paa rette Steb. Nlbris iaebe
ban net til be mango. buis Msb BON
bar linbrst el1er buem ban bar ratt
en- bielpenbe 6oonb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

@eno,ita &isneros fpstet. Sra
6auona mebbeles Toe os.: Den
imutfe unse cubanife 8atriot Seuo'
rita Guan9elino @oeio @isneros.
6eltinoen bet ieniotioneQe &uentsr
meb ben ipanRe @uuernpr poo Den
Bines. ct unb1uppet fra @osa be
&eco9ioos. bnor bun ct bleuen bclot
iansen I fere Naaneoer unoer Nn=
ilase for Sammenluarselie mob ben
lpanRe Rrone % for Jorlsg poa at
orabe @uuernsr Beros II 0en 8,ues.
Stplse osterneslloiasn unr<
Hap bun / 2pbet af iilte Scot. 5un
par borte. ba Mouneopraob toretoees
iba9morees, og ba mon fu!be unoer<
lDse. Dor en- Of Serntenserne ben
@eQe. boort bun bar uaret, filet os
bB,et ubao. Stan9en piloe lite booe
siuet efter uben for flor Stprte. os
oQe Omi}enb;ebeoer tpoer pan. at
bun bar facet 6ielp uoenfra. Wpn<
bisbeoe1ne bar enbnu lite funoet nos
get Spor af benbe. Jlere af Betien.
tene er blepen arreiterebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

&esierin9en fsser frembeles at Of.
muntre til 0grfuing al @utter better.
9et beber tra @aibiuston. at Nae1.
brues'Setretor 8ilion mootoeer be
meft opmuntrenbe Rapporter fra olIe
Dele al Qanoet an9oasnbe 5orfsQ
meo @utferbeter 9ommer. 6an
flyer: Bort 9epartement ,enbte uo
Here ipec,elle Nsenter. os beres &ap.
porter er af ben meR opmuntrenoe
Rarotter. &i uil gipe Experiment.
Stationer al ben Biffonb. ri ton,
% Der ct aqereoe ibreet for fri
Eransport for Beter. iom mon oil
ienbe til Experiment. itationerne forat
faa benz unberiset. 8aa Steoer,
bpor ber lite ct nssen Nnlebnina til
at faa benz unoerfsst. tan be ienbes
frit til g8aibin9ton."
Nefte Var aster Deportemeutet at
ubbele tolu IONS al bet bebfte en-.
eelife Suiterbetfrs. Der er tnaen
@runb for. mener 6efreter g8ilfsn,
at life be 8orenebe Slater Rulbe
frembriuse oft bet Sufler. be bebs.
Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13
Qro,ttft Walarta.

Spmptomerne er: &olb flebri9
Sueo, en- 5slelie Of Tretbeo. Rulbe.
gpsninser ueflenbe meb 6ehe / Sc,
genet. Belas paa Tuneen. onb
Nanoe, Spimmelbeo. 6opeopine, Eob
af Nppetit. tuus o. lite forfriifenbe
Ssun. &insning / Drene, bruno,
flpttenoe Gletter for Dinene. gea.
turltsuis ct Der insen. fom tar ale
oisie Spmptomer paa en- @ans, men
be oil TONNE. bet enc efter bet anbet,
% sisre Offeret tOrferbelis mifera,
belt.
Be<ru.na ct Botemiblet. Dette
RibbeI brinaer burtiat &ppetiten til.
baee. moot npt Blob er laoet, 5tpr.
ten fommer isien. forfriRenbe Sspn,
ust Noo o9 en- COB 9tatur penber til.
ba9e en- efter en-. 2ipet ct after perb
at lepe.
STRIP efter en- fri Bog ON Nola>
rio, ifreuen af Dr. 6artman. abres,e:
8e.ru.ua Ranufacturius Co., Co.
lumbus. Dbio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

5rembeles lebiee. Nntollet al lebiee
Nroeibere / Cascade &ountp tiltaeer,
iiriues Der fra @reat Soils. Wtontana.
@reat Nortbern<Ba Banen toaer oem meo
fig bert,l fra @rauo 5orts. os nu er
ooer 400 aniomne. Qerot Ct ca. Is
bleuen ofiiibet. Stations sbpsnin9en
fremfiQer ct beipnberlis, Sfue. @uer
Norsen fiober oer fra 50 til 100
iersmobiat uoieenoe Nenb, faa at
butlfe bar baut nosen Grotoft eqer
bar uofist til at faa noQen Ntboog.
Site ouer 20 Brocent Of BEN bar
nosen 8enee. os be. iom er iaa bel.
bi9e, at be bar nosle 9ol1ors. bense-
baarbt peb oem, ioet be lite pep, boob
Gremtioer pil brinae. @efen Of oem
Ct iprebt ouer belt Bpen ibsenbe efter
en- Bib at baue / Nunoen. Ser Ct
noturlt9uis enbel pirteliae 2anbfrp<
sere blanot oem. iom lite oil arbeioe,
men manae al oem benuenoer fig o9
lao til Beimeferen meo Nnmobnin9
ON Nrbeioe alene forat faa bsre. at
be ton tomme isien nefe Worsen.
9uer Dag faor be bet famme 5uor,
u9 Nenbene blir mismooige.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

Sen. @epler oil MI bliue biemtalbt
tra Guba. Rrioes Der ira Rabrio /
Spanien. og bette oil maaRe fe benne
Noaneb.
s Spanien taler mon ON, at bpis
Gmerita uil tlase ouer. at ameriton=
Re Snteresier lloer poosrunb af
Rri9en paa Cuba, ton bet paapeses,
Of Nmeritanerne ielp ct at baole berz
for, oa be bielper til at peolisebolbe
uroliabeoerne.
Senere oplpfes, at Sen. @esler CT
tilbagefolot. % at ban uilli9t timber
fig BERT. Set bar ueret iost, OF ban
uilte mobiatte fig Eilba9etalbelien
meo Neb os Rlsr. men oer er offent<
li9e1ort ct 3elesram fra bam til ben
fpanle @esierins. os bette beui,er
aloeleS bet mooiatte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

uar bog 2eeemets Stsrrel,e. 6aar,
Sfiea. Rufto@e oe altiammen l,st
ben tapnebe Naub. Som fife af<
eisreHoe Brgue nepute 6ufrueu, at
benbes Wanb boube tient / ben iife
Rrie oa baube ira ben Tio ct opbt
Stor poo ben enc Siuloer. &leberne
bleul tasne at, oe sanRe rtstig, Der
par Sfaret. 2i9et par imiblertio I
ben @tanb. at bet iffe nu len9er
funhe fpttes; bet blep be9rauet. bpor
bet uar. ca ben isrsenbe @nte reifte
biem. Sort efter forponolebes imio'
lertib Sorsen til @lebe, tbi ben iap=
neoe Nonb ton b1em lepenbe % fr,1.
6an siuer life onoen 5ortlorins, eno
at ban bar ueret / Wontana paa Bro<
erbeioe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
Roro I Nor8e-

9et er lite laa ofte, Der foreaoor
Woro Norse. men Der er M npliq
forefalbt ct / 0rsnbalen. ibet en- 20
2lar 81. Gut Die Ol,on Brono{tao
ben lobe Uug. liiso 2erer Barman,
mems ban Dor meo oenne p1a en- ST.
ltetur 5ielbet. 9erer Bormon tom
opouer til Bronbtob ben 15oe Nua.,
os ba ban fottalte. at ban aeteoe fig
op / Jielcet forot fife, erflerebe
wranbftao. at ban aateoe fig tilfielbs
poo &ensopriast. os be fulstes ob til
Nobatten. 1er l1iltes be. ibet
Branbfao fortiatte ouer Rleppsa til
3ammeriRteren. buor ban ooernattebe
mems Barmou fortiatte ob ben Bei,
iom tbrer til @iseiateren o. oerfra
p,oere til 1uriitbp'ten ueo polbupon>
bet. 9.olts ON Morsenen ben lobe
git Ole osiaa til 9urifbptten, tom
ban lite ter bauoe feet. 6on bapbe
ct @eper meb fig. sos Saterjen>
terne fit ban loone 5iferebfober os
git til Oseloen forut fife. Mens BON
bolot poa bermeo. filfeoe Harmon /
QolSuuonoet. Senere traf be iam-
men Turiitbptten oe ip,fe Miobas
Der. unoer Opbolbet Der lao 8ronbz
Tab. at Borman bauoe enoel Ben9e.
ca ba be ienere uar 1ammen ueoe ueo
@lpen pao en- 1,lfetur. niso DIE
Barmon 9oueoet. ioa ban falot oBb
ON forouer. og Branotao toe bans
Ben9e. Der Dor tre Jemfroneleoler,
en- 9itreneiebbel os nosle Smaapeuee
/ Hungen. Wlt bette ct efter Brono<
,taos egen 2iifiaoelie unoer Sorbsr
otbolot of Sorenfriperen / Norb<
rsre. pan flyer. OF Tonten ON at
orobe o9 bergpe Barmon uar ct Die
bits 3noi1porlie. os ban banolebe
ftrots uoen at tente bet r,neefte poo
Gplaerne.
Romsools Nmtstibenoe fiqer ON
Brauofob, at ban bar ct Rummelt
uoieenoe. Sons Opipr,el %. unber
5orbpret poerft beberfet os rolis os
oer uar / BET gore ,alfalo foo eQer
inaen 9csn paa ginger oper ben tor>
tarbelige u9ierrine. Der bar peret
talt ON. at ban life Ruloe bore nor<
mol / aanoelis Genfeeube, men oer
oar iutet peo bom unoer 5orhsret,
iom tpoer poa @inos,psbom. Dan
bulieoe soot. opfotteoe oe iuarebe
Hart og 9reit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

TbmmerRop er bleuen soelaet, nlts
fummen poa &anabofioen men sanRe
ner op mob @renbien. Sc. iom bor
/ 5ielbRroaninserne bar tiampet meb
Sloen Rat % Dag o9 binbret ben fro
at 9aa oner 2inien til beres r@taimS".
ulut o9 &opotes Tom fpstenbe buns
brebeuis Rremte af Slbeu os uar lite
ouer 100 Oaros fra Nrbeioerne.
&anoet Snblben Retisofbe ner
8anten af Branben oar iaa uarmt,
at bet brenbte 6enberne. Sloen
antoses ophaaet Deb l1foriistisbeb al
5olt. ION fptteoe, os fom bauoe
bout Qeir ube poo Marfen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-10-13

9eres @pn bortfommep. Sra st.
Gloub frtues Ste b.: rNr. og
Rrs. George 8. Sta9er af @oui
@optbs bar omtrent opsiuet 6aabet
ON at gienfiuoe fin Ssn Bil1iam.
iom unolop fra aiplet SerQus
SOILS for lite lense fioen. unse
Staser bleu ienbt til Snit,tutionen /
5er9uS bet 6aob. at ban tunoe biz
be friR isien. men tort efter, ct ban
tom bib. unbtom ban en- Ror9en tio:
list. blot ifprt 9eatbraat os uben
Sfo. 5orelorene. aaitferet af en-
buelie Detettio. siennemibste &anen
omtrine Niple; men bar lite iftano
til at fuoe nosen, tom baube feet
bam. Wtan iofneoe / TO imaa ssno=
fper - Nlice os Hpbom - ner Ser
gus Soils men uoen 9tptte. 9eu
ulpftelise Monbs Wooer er neften
forrpft oner ben Rroftelige uuisben
ON, enten ban er ilipe el1er ei. Sta.
aer>6umil,en Driuer en- 6ruotfarm
5auf @apios.