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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, MAY |, 1897.
Bellows Falls Locals.

w. A. Truax has purchased Warwick
tandem.
Mrs. Hannah Lane is making some ex-
tensive alterations and repairs on her place.
A. r. Robinson has purchased a horse
and carriage of George Saunders living on
the Old Terrace.
The Academy team and the Dartmouth
Reserves play ball at Saxtons River tins
afternoon at $50.
James Barrett, M. G. O'Connell and
John H. Brown are painting their build
ings in North Walpole.
Hoyts ga Black Sheep" played in
Brattleboro Wednesday night and IN
White River Junction Thursday night.
There was no school in End primary
Thursday or Friday as Miss Kate Buxton,
the teacher, has the measles; quite an cpl
demic over the river.
There are to be special services in ST.
Peters church during the month of May
juvenile choir has been organized fo'
the occasion; Miss Lizzie O'Neil organist
F. M. Gilbert came from Westminster
to Bellows Falls Wednesday with his new
steamer, coming through the rapids with,
out much difficulty. The boat is propelled
by a Ola horse power engine which
weighs only 800 pounds.
An advertising agent for patent medi'
cine house, man who has had wide expe
rience in the advertising field, was in towl
the first of the week and said that in nj
state in the Union do advertisers get Sc
large calculations and so low rates, il
other words so much for their money as il
Vermont, and paid the Times handsom,
compliment by saying that in his opinion
it is the peer of any of them in this respect
1t was II years ago that F. j. Blake is
sued a souvenir of Bellows Falls contain
ing Al views of street scenes and build
ings. He is now contemplating getting
out another souvenir to be larger than the
former one and consist entirely of photo
graphs instead of half tone cuts; he is a
work on it now and expects to have j
ready for sale by July. Mr.. Blake is a,
artist of recognized ability, and no ont
who knows him will doubt for minute
that the souvenir will not be credit boil
to the town and the artist Mr.. Blake will
also get out souvenir devoted entirely tt
scenes in and about the paper mills.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
Forgot Their Spoons.

Several Brattleboro ladies were unable
to taste the delicious dishes served to the
audience at the free opening Of the New
Era Cooking School in that city, as they
forgot to bring spoons. Bellows Falls
ladies who attend the opening in Union
ball Wednesday next at 2 30 P. NJ. should
not forget the spoon--it's important. Also
go early, as hundreds are being turned
away.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
New Hampshire Bank Suspends.

The New Hampshire Banking company OF
Nashua voluntarily suspended Thursday.
Solomon Spaulding, father of Charles W.
Spalding of the broken Globe Savings bank
Of Chicago, is president of the institution.
For years the bank has been gradually losing
depositors and for more than year has re.
fused to honor Withdrawals to larger amount
than S25 month. The suspension has been
expected for some time.
President Charles Holman of the board of
trustees states that none of the trustees has
Withdrawn any of his deposits. The bank is
guarantee bank, with guarantee fund OF
$l25,0OO, and had surplus and interest ac
count of 1874, 1870 at its last report, April
The amount due depositors on April l was
$S46,352.5l, it being the second largest bank
in the CITY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
A New Editor.

A Kansas editor went to Mexico re-
Gently, leaving his 17-year-old daughter
to get out the paper. The next issue
which appeared contained the follow
ing: PA is in Mexico. l received a
letter from him this morning. He mas
got ma with him and is having a darn
good time, / guess. l wish he was
home, as it is lonesome to be editor-in-
chief all alone. Pa and ma went to
church and bull fight last Sunday. Go
well together, pa and ma, church and
bull fight" 1t is safe to say that his
paper lost nothing in spiciness during
pas" absence in Mexico.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01

Aachen & Munich, both of Germany. One
has withdrawn from the state, the Abingdon
Mutual OF Massachusetts. There are now
ten different charters for companies in ex-
istence granted by our Legislature, but no
movement has been made toward organiza-
ton of any. Seven new ones were granted
last year both stock and mutual, but the
outlook for the success of fire insurance in
our state seems to be so dubious that none
seem to have the courage to start in.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
Watkins--k

A quiet wedding occurred in Emmanuel
church Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
the Rev. d. l.. Sanford officiating. The
contracting parties were Elmer A. Wat
kins and Miss Helen Keddie, both OF Wal
pole. A brother of the groom, Charles
Watkins, was best man and Miss Elizabeth
Ryan of Walpole bridesmaid. A good
number of friends from Keene, Walpole
and Westminster were present.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
AMONG THE MAGAZINES.

One OF the special features ofthe May num-
Der OF this always up to-date fashion maya
zine, the Standard Designer, is three-page
article upon commencement and graduation
dresses and accessories, which will prove of
the greatest value to the young ladies or lit
tie misses who are preparing for either event.
This article is profusely illustrated in the
most charming style, and enters INTO every
detail. The bride in anticipation will also
find much to interest her iu this number fol
some especially dainty lingerie is pictured
and described.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01

Personal appearance at first attracts
the greater attention, but personal
character produces the most lasting i'm
preston. While dress and manners
are to be duly cultivated, our chief
concern should be to so feel and act
that we may make the deepest, most
vital and most beneficent effect upon
all with whom we come In contact
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
Foolish to Suffer.

Why suffer from aches and pains, from any
cause, when natures own remedy Neurotc
Oil which affords instant relief, can be pur-
chased at any drug store Neurotic Oil is
safely taken internally or externally and
when directions are faithfully followed it
| never fails to cure. Made by Neurotic Oil
Co., Burlington, vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
HOgau..Beasley,

Jerry Hogan and Miss Mary Beasley
were married in St. Charles church
Wednesday morning Maurice Relihan
was best man and Miss Josie Gordon was
bridesmaid. The couple left on the 4
o'clock train for trip to New York. They
will make their home in North Walpole.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
Mlddlesex Man Accidentally Shot

William Parsons of Middlesex accidentally
discharged a shotgun Sunday, the contents
entering his breast just above the heart and
causing death few minutes later.
Parsons was trying to shoot hawk which
had been catching his chickens. He was sit
ting with the gun cooked, when his wife
called him suddenly and in getting up he dis
charged the gun.
He was 80 years old and leaves wife and
two children.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
BRATTLEBORO.
CHORAL UNION CONCERT.

The choral union of Brattleboro Thurs
day night presented Governs cantata, 1.-The
Rose Maiden," under the leadership of
Conductor l.. w. Hawley. 1t was the
first attempt of the union to depart from
oratorio work, but the venture was notably
successful. The chorus of over 100 voices
was well balanced, and was responsive to
an unusual degree. William LAWN took
the tenor part. His most effective work
was in the Yea, cen as die the roses
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
No More Dyspepsia

For those who adopt the mode of living
taught by the New Era Cooking School.
1t belongs to cooking school to teach
how to cook proper food, not improper !;
and why one food is right and another
wrong. The New Era school does that.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
Fire Losses La Vermont.

The record of the fire waste in this state
as kept by L. S. Hayes of this place,
shows the aggregate losses during the first
three months of this year to have beer
somewhat larger than for the same month.
in 1896, but not as large as in 1895. The
footings are as follows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
FRIDAY. MAY 18th 1897.

This Bellows Falls visit of the
ID ,ctor will afford an excellent OF
portunity to many to consult this en-
;nAot speciali>t close to their homes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
You Will Be Entertained,

Instructed and fed at the free opening of
the New Era Cooking School. You will
also be taught how to serve better and
healthier food at less than half the cost of
present mode of living.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
Advertised letters.

Letters advertised April %, 1897: Miss X
d. Murphy, Louise Landon, John Murphy
Charles Wheel. George Blake.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01

"The Century" for May contains GROUP
of three papers dealing in an authoritative
way with fresh topic-the scientific uses o.
kites. j. B. Millet writes on "Scientiic Kite
Flying" with special reference to the expert
ments at the Blue Hill Observatory near Mil
ton, Mass. Lieutenant H. d. Wise, U. S. A
makes record of his own experiments OF
Governors Island, including an account o.
his ascent-the first in America, and the
most notable yet made. William A. Eddy
writes of "Photographing from Kites Civ
ing an account also of his experiments in tel
ephoning and telegraphing through line:
suspended from kies-the first known exper
iments of the sort. Lieutenant General Soho
field contributes the first of his records Of
unwritten history, his article dealing. this
month with "The Withdrawal of the French
from Mexico" and including an important
letter from General Grant to General Sheri-
den showing the attitude of the United States
government towards the French invasion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01

The patients Of DR.. R. c. Flower
will he glad to know that he has ar
ranged a professional visit to Bel
lows Falls, Towns hotel,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01

The general impression has been that the
losses this year up to April /, have been
no larger than last year, which the above
figures will show to be wrong
Since January 1, four fire insurance COM
panies have ecms into the state. viz: The
Globe Fire of New York, the Merchants of
New Jersey, the Transatlantic and the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01

Old Pennington is one of the most historic
and beautiful of Connect towns. Its be.
g1nnings were far back, and it has always
had an important life. 1t has been famous for 5(
years as the seat of Miss Sarah Porter schoo
for young women. Perhaps there is no young
woman's school in New England which ha'
had better name and more constant pros
perity.ss Miss Porter's father, the Rev. Noal
Porter, was long the pastor of Pennington
and here, too, her brother, the distinguished
president of Yale College spent his youth
The town is rich in associations and tradi
tions, and furnishes most attractive them,
for the magazine writer. Mr.. William Pott
writes about it lovingly and charmingly il
the May number of the New England Maya
zine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-01
DR.. R. C. FLOWER
Of
BOSTON, MASS.

ORR. C. FLOWER, the eminent
specialist, to make a professional
trip through Vermont.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23
Sra &oHmta,,.

&jereueiene er | en- ubebagelig Eil:
itauo fom Gelse af be manse Sneitorme.
os gebtrafiten er. berfor lite iaa flor,
iom ben pleier pere.
Mat. Ro1efion bigger, Sueformene
tiltrobs, en- flor But'fbpsuins. st npt
r@titte1 bar inbtraabt etter ben 4oe
Mars, % a1peueo falses nu for $3.50
PIT. Gorb, (uet gdst.)
Solrise Dase foroentes, os Straas
bate nbbpbes nu mere eab aluainbelist
al 8rsperpttere. Set er ioletlart, at
ben tiltdnfte 8eeoucerins af Sernbanes
trasten ifal bero paa 0arens Epnsbe us
fommer ba naturl,suis ben Del af Be=
foltn,nsen tilbel, iOm ipiier to MaaI
ON 9a8en. 9nrra for /. Straasubbars
ne.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23

- &rtftania, Is. Marts. Set nor
ife Stortbins pil bepilse en- Mnertienbel=
tessape af 1000 &roner til buer af be
Menb, Der Iebiasebe gtanR fen paa Noroz
polserpeeitionen. rGram"s Gsrer &apt.
Suerbrup, pil faa en- g1tralsnnins af
5000 &r. aarlis / be nafte fem &ar, p9
bet paaitaaes at ban 1898 Ral fire
rGram" paa en- np MorbpolserpeoitioH-
- Sra 9aoana meobeles, at Sniurz
senterne bar iprenst ct Eren meb Sol=
batter 2uften meb Dynauit, mebenS
bet pasferebe ouer en- bpb Stprtnins /
Binar bel @io. 25Oaf @olbaterne blep
brebte eller iaareoe os 800 toses till
range. Nlt Matertel, iom meofsrtesr
falbt Sniursenterne 5enber. s en-
anben Mebbelelie + Cuba bebber bet,
at Sniursenternes 2eoer @ome3 blep
baarbt iaoret en- Erefnius forleben.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23
5lNIutt>et+

- s &uslanb faar ca Tramp" 80
!scre 2anb Nmerita faariban 80 Dase.
- Sfplsf IN 81 betelie @fienss
blabet v@arben" tenter Olau &rinsen
paa at srunbe en- Soltebsiifole @uos
branosbalen. f s,.
= &ronprins Ronitanttn at @reten>
lano bar bestuet fig mob ben tprtiife
@rdnbie Spibien for ben sraite Nrme.
s aonitantinopel truer Der rneb at brpbe
uo Dpftano mob @,.ltanen.
= Otter ulDtten peb @arboOre bar
2e9prabitanterne after ralet perre enb
fer os eetifremt be efterleuenbe meb
Suoulppl os lisnenbe. Da German
8ans tom berueb, oar bet fprite be bleu
ipurst ON ~@r S belise?" os ON ben
Manb buis 6ns be uar ertldrte 2dg=
prebifauten, rat ban er, buor ban er",
ibet ban tpbelis not mente 6eluebe %
ban :ertlerte at man lite tunbe bebe for
BAN. 5 &isbeubaunerblabe bisfuteres
M, bpao Der tan gipres meb beuae
2anbeplase. Disteren 6. S@ansorpb
foseFaar Danuelien al en- Mnti,Misii,
ousforenins, rnebens Dr. s. M. gior>
mans 9anion mener, at Misitonsfoltene
opepalt % aae @esue bpr temples iom
v9ebnin9er": .rgn Sub uben Maabe er
en- sfsuo, &riitus uben 8armbiertisbeb
er ct IfsubsbtQebe, ct altopllu8enbe
9eluebe er en- @ilbmanstante!"
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23
olie.t % Nerie.t.

Olien: @obbas Berieu! 9ar b,.
bprt, ON @lmer par belbis bans Tor=
ies paa, at bite" Sesle uo af PoRme=
iterbeitiumsen, ba ban bar neb til
Baibiugton?
Perien:: Site efter buab leg bar bert.
OIlen: Set bar ba forgalt efter alt
bet 8eiper, ban ba meb at tomme bib.
@erien: geiudr flyer bu! 9uorlebes
bet?
Dlien: So, bet bar ben 8ei ier bn,
at Quiien bans lsnner fig lite rart, os
at baaoe Eurtpeu os dit bet mere, 5om
ban fit forleben 1sit iom champion
liar al Otter Coil So. bar &ldrrinsen
% l1n9erne ebt op. iaa ban bar pensez
Ies.
perien: '!6uorfeoes tom ban iaa til
@aibinoton2
DIieu: So, ban tisrte en- boxcar&
til ct. Saul, os 5erfra fit ban pdre meb
paa dining carsen mob at .fralle
Yoteter % uaife Stopper for Rotfen.
Herien: Set par ba for gait , og
iaa fit ban alli9euel intet for alt IT Be
iper. Well gerben er ,tatnemmel1
Olien: Sa bu r'taa bel flss fac. a
x = , l 81
9erien: Men buorlebes tom ban fan
biem? SIT ban ttIfobs? 81
DIien: Nanei ba! 6ans Ben 5rant
Mirafulss sap BAN Eidet tor at blipe
BAN tpit, tan BY Dioe.
q. 81.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23
9r. Dlous Dabl, @rofesfor

9r. Dlous Dabl, &rofesfor
itanb. 2iteratur peo @btcaso llniperiitet,
er ubsntet at9aaet peo Dpben efter tuu
ct 8ar Dases {SgsbOm. San bOloi
gbnbas Qften ct 6orebras om Sbieu |
en- af 5pbfbeus @irter i @bicaso, oa
ban bleu ansreben af SDsaommei1 -
Mfapebetenbelie iaa lemt, at ban
n,aatte Tutte Gorebraset. San Bier
ftrar brast oper til l1uiperiitetet, men
Ml anbas par ban allerebe iaa baarlig,
at 9re1oent 9arper fanbt bet upboen>
bist at ldsse BAN ino paa Chicago sos,
pitaf. s 2sbet Of Onsba9en ipntes
ban at'tomme fig liot, men Dnsbas
Mften Hl. Z iopnebe ban ben. 9iset
,bleO brast Ill Wbeeler, Wts., bpor en-
ySsifer af Ifbebe bar.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23
Worb / BQQep Gitu. @n

= morb / 8allep Gitp. @n Epiter
peb Napn Walfer fanbtes fubt lit eset
5us forleben. Sans Sprefarf, Obenz
bouier ct nu arreiteret paa Mistante for
at baue besaaet Morbet,
- @rsDron1ins 2tlioufalani af
6a.uait ienbte forleben Dag Sreibent
Mc&inleD ct Breu meb 8en ON, at ban
pilte mootase benbes 8eiss. Brdibenz
ten pite fig at uare Diplomat, ibet ban
n,unotlis sau benbes @etreter ben 8ez
feb, at benbes @r Maieitet saariomz
belit tunoe faa ie bam peS at falge
@tremmen, iom basIis saar sjennem
bet 5uibe @us / famine @reubs. Men
nosen @amtale unosr fire Diue funoe
! ban lite inbrpmme benbe.
- Slassmaalet meqsm Salnes S.
@orbet os @obert 6ibimmous i@arlon,
Nepaba, fbite Onsbag enbte meb, at
Bibimmons bleu @eierberre. Gorbet
itupte 14oe &ounb os orfebe itfe reiie
fig isjen. Det iaa lense nb lom 6ibim=
mons 1tuloe tabe os ban blebte fra Mdle
os Munb, men ttlIut gas ban fin Moos
ftanber ct pdlbist Stpo unoer 9iertet.
1om siorbe bet af meb Gam. Slass
maalet par brutolt til bet p6erlte, oa
6ib1mmons Suitru, iom fob tet inbti]
8insen os dsseoe fin Manb meo protant
Eilraab iom: r. ilaa ben 9uno, Bob
ftpb bam, brdb bam!" oip., sioroe Gee:
men enba mobbp6e1isere- Smiblertib lei
bet ub iom be 5000 Eilifuere 1pntes al
par fin Orben. Da9blaoene bar BE-
banblet bet iom beu ferite 8esiuenbeo
1em er fleet be fioite Eioer, os ale b
0istisperer, iom fiubes / 2anoet, t,uabbet
| fine imaa &apitaler paa be fjampenbe
talte on1 @Iassmaalet % ippttebe o{
banbte. 92u ct alt1aa Tibimmon!
Champion Heavyweight Pugilis'
of the. World. SIR bar Norbet baare
6eane TttteL, fiben bnu banfeoe op Sobi
8. SuQipant Seem Orleans ben ~
Sept. 1892. @orbet grab iom ct 8ar1
efter @lassmaalet meb Gibiumons
@arion iibite Onsbas, forbi ban tabte
os iuor paa, at ban uitoe Faas meb bel
fore gD 3ealenber eu e@ang til. Nte1
Tibinmons flyer. bp oal tffe Haas mere
6au panbt $25, 900 o9 8erpmmeliel
iom Berbens itprite Slaasfjdmpe, o!
ben pi( ban beboloe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23
syor sSordts,,tdno.
SnbbDbelie til 9eltagelie | ben ansem
norIf= amerifanife Turnfeft.

paa ben norf>ameritauife Euruf for:
bunbstonuention @bicaso Su(i Maa.
neb 1895, bleu bet befemt, at ben neitt
9urnfef Fulbe af5oIbes Minneapolis
/ 1897 % arranseret, af Den Norife
Turnforening.
Denne Screening bar nebiat en- &os
mite betaaenoe al felsenoe 9errer:
8eruborb Gage, 5ormaub;' Sob. 9.
Sacobieu, @efreter; Ebp. See, &asiez
rer FAINT s. Saccblen % 9alfbaa 9ans
len.
Det er beitemt, at Soften ftal bolbes
fra % meb Treba9 ben 9be Suli til os
meo Manbas ben l2te Suli os ielsenbe
forelsbise @rosram er opfat:
Trebas Nntomit af Deltaserne 'os
Gebnins af Soften; 2sroas Turntns os
8antet ON Mftenen; Ssnoas 2anbtur;
Manbag &onuention og IfGutnins af
Soften.
5oruben Eurnins, iom fommer til at
beitaa af einiespmnaftt, Mpparattur>
ming os Euramiber, % buor be inben
Torbunoet ftsaenbe Soreninser fonfures
rer ON bet fore ganbrebritteborn FAINT
Gntelt,ndnb am Meoaljer, pil ber osiaa
,blipe arranseret en- &dtte Sbratspuelz
fer, iaaiom Brponins, 9ensbeiprans,
3pibebop, ausleitsbning, Saltomorta>
Ter os &aplbb ON Hriier os Mebatier.
Eil at beltase Geiten inbbpbes alle
i,orlt.ameritanite Eurnz % Sbretsforez
ninser, bog faaleoes ION openfor ndDnt,
q, fun oe inbeu Jorbunbst ftaasnoe
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23

SvSarm Stod & Some" for Wars
ldier ri fslsenbe Nrttfel: -...
CIT raabben MsinrancesTprening.
- Sibfe @ommer paa1tob SCR. 6. 9.
Torb, @ebattor af 6aribault uSefferz
1onian" ofentlis, at the Farmers Co.
operative Hail Association af
Mfontepieep, Minn., uar en- bebraserf
Torretnins; at bens slsenter talifelis
paafoe, at Goreninsens Isieisments
albris baube udret ouer 15c pr. Ncre,
os buube pdret iaa laut iom Sc, meoens
BET I girfeltsbeben baube pdret fra 80
til 35c. 9lt be meo andre Orb bebros,
os at be baube Snitruttioner ira 9Oueb>
fontoret at sipre iaa. Msr. 5Oro paaz
itoo osiaa, at 5oreninsen opFuste 9alus
belen af Snotesterne Salerer os andre
l1bsifter. Sor, bisle Paaitanbe bleu Fan
frafs efter arreiferet for frlminal 2ibel.
@aeen bleu preuet Montepioeo Geb.
libitleoen, os Surpen fritienote Wr.
5orb. 6un baooe tnseniombelit 8anz
1telisbeo meo at bepiie s5anbbeben al
fin Yaaftanb. Sc en,ft, at Bes
itprelien iiteoet for at BRUCE SaIpbelen
af Snbtesterne til loetfter for fig ielp,
tos ben 60 Brocent, eaer for at uert
forfeit: Den i1tsnebe 1895 be 5ar:
mere, fom asiurereoe fin @rbbe, $27,.
177.11 til at betale S11,259 af Sab
altiaa fit Beitprelien ben nette lille Gun
af$15, 1888 for ct eneite Iar mutual
9lrbeioe u,eb 5armerne. Set pil erin
bres, at bette Ct en- Sorretnins, ion
uTarm, @tod q 1oute" lite Blot ba'
ndgtet at apertere men pslaa bar abpare
fine 2eIere mob."
Gn letpint Ueaabe at bjelpe os a
meb 9uebebuib1erue. SITE ianot'
Samme Sp1nbleriirma bar osiaa breue
Nfferer uuber 9eaun af Fire Insur
ance, os bar lite laa faa 6aruere aue
rebs fact rileppa III Shabrar." llSllaan s:5lanIl
Ter.
! Wlau burbe MI ensan9 for ale foribs
at tase fig iaet for lite at bli rbpet pa
.lDie Dasen.
| @u Masie So er fren,tisrt til Soffma'
MI, iaa bet bat insen 5are, ONT ber bli
aiort .n5ebt for big, 9u fan bli af
tiplet. @n iuenif 2utberif &irfe TIA
bpsses Der, us en- Masfe @ten er trem
fisrt til Wtur. -
On Spbemisiiondr bolbt 6oreora!
Spubas @ftermiobas ben norife &irfe
9et bsres, iom bet er oaarlist fat mel
Spberues Rri1tenbom - iiarbelesbel
meb &aslen.
&offman rsif ter" uben afifemnin!
iom panlist. &eniin9ton penter el
Duerlusmmelie.
| 0nfeI Sens.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23
8nnb11ppereat 4ne AurB.
%n11tbnln 4ne Anrp.

Eurn foreninser fan fonturere om Wan=
brebornet. Desuoen maa ale Sorenin@
ger, iom lite tilbBrer Torbunbet, erldsse
ct Snbmelbellessebpr af $40.
Der t,litaaes alle attipe Deltasere
frit. Opbolb unber Soften.
S6enbolb til ouenitaaenoe tiaaber
man fig berpeb at inbbpbe aae horite
Eurns os Sbretsforensuser til at bell
tase benne. ben anoen norife Eurnfe1t
Nmerifa.
Set er fun be 1enere Nar, at mon
bat bespnot ipifemaitilt at orbetoe for
Eurniasens Dpfom!t blanot pore 2anbsz
man6 beri 2anoet. Sntet Oser Snterz
eslen mere eno freoelts &appetrib, bolbt
,nben &imelisbeoeus @rdnoier.
Deltasellen / ben forite Eurnfeif I
@b,caso 1875 bar itfe flor; men Bez
se,itrinsen bos De faa, iom oe1tos, par
1aa meset itorre. Man baaber benne
Gang at funne mpnltre bobbelt 5aa
mango unber Eurnerfaneu, iaa meset
mere lom man iaar bar siOrt Brosram=
met mere allioist, ibet man forubeu
Turnins osiaa bar inbbstattet s5oretsz
Doelier. .- g..
Ser finbes uituot abtiuise imaa
norlfe 9uruforeninser runbt ON i 2an@
bet. Eil oisie fnl man faa 2ou til at
siore en- Bemerfntns. 9olo @oer ,ffe
tilbase foroi ) tror, S lite er opstise
moi. &om Os hielp ueo Gbers Deltaz
gelie til at lefte en- Sten Irbe,bet tor
Sasen. 6uf paa, at ber er abfiaist
at lore peb en- Eurnfeit.
gstastist prosram uil bl,ue offent=
! liSsiort ieuere.
| Nue Torelpprler ansaaenbe Eeten
bebes benuenbt til unbertesnebe Sefretnr.
minneapolis, Minn., Ste Wtarts '97.
/ Tor Nrraneementsfotuiteen.
4 Bsrabarb base, 5ob. .Bs Srsobicn,
] 6ormanb. @efretar,
1919 5tb Street go.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-23
gr1l1n1tnel.

Seno mtg Gbers Beltillius for 9aue=
frb, 8lomiterfrg, @resfrs, 8erbuite,
Ereer Q. ,. gtorf 3auebos % aa.
taIos 10 Gents. Brislifte for 1897 til,
ienpes frit paa Namobnins.
Ginar g. Mrneisx,
Sr5asler % 15r6baabler. . Ell row Minn