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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05
SAYS II; IS 81, 1 A.ckM AL: \ !
J. p. Mckenna Arrested at CO
quet on the Complaint Of s5
q Little Falls Girl. ,S

s Sheriff Rider returned Thursday
from CloQuet, having in custody
James r. AeKenna, whom be ar
rested q that place on q charge Of
,bastardy. preferred By Emily Briggs,
Of this city. s$1%
\ Mckenzie conducted . dye works
In this city In '96 and ~, and was
frequently seen. In the company d
the complainant and her sister,
Belle, the latter being employed for
a time In the dye works. n D Ts5
The warrant for Mchenna's arrest
was issued about q. week agO. but
,McKenna was under arrest on e
charge of assault at Cloquet, and the
authorities here were awaiting the
result Of his trial. The complainant
Ia the case at ClOquet was Belle
Brigga. and McKelna was acquitted.
McKenna claims that this arrest
for assault and the complaint sub
sequently made against him are both
the results Of an attempt on the
part Of the Briggs girls to blackmail
him. He claims that ever since be
left this city two years ago they,
have dogged his Footsteps. and re-
peatedly attempted to extort money
from him.. ,'LtsE "a %tS 2}.t:I %&2
He brought with him q transcript
Of the Judgment of the Cloquet court
which states that the complainant
failed to make out q case OF assault
against him. !, He also exhibited 9
letter signed "Belle" in which the
writer said II McKenna would give
them $40 they would return home
and bother him no more. He further
claims that he can prove that these
girls have been blackmailing citizens
Of this place also. He claims that It
was Tor ejectinx Belle Briggs from
his place OF business at Cloquet that
be was arrested on 2 charge Of as-
sault. ~. rs %ss%
The child ofwhich Emily Briggs'
charges a Mex Jenna with the
paternity. u now about 2 years old.
His examination will he held be-
fore Just ce Sheldon and will prob
ably not come up before tomorrow
|:mOInln2 i1R case In which the
(1,,hiftc 6 i'll beaIon sfuiiif;thAr
than 10 biad him over 70 tho district
court, or to discharge him In the
- 4 800 eA til,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05

Northfield News: II these fellows
who commit lawless acts and ex-
pect the newspapers to suppress
chem on account Of the feeling or
social standing Of their families, had
one-half as much respect for their
families as they ask the editor to
have, they would not commit such
acts. .'%'%HE ts' G:s.i 4: IA. -, u.s..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05
Swanville II Items.

; NJ / SWanviIle Items.
! SChas: Glantz has the frame f0i his
new store building up. =. .:44:
E: A. Flood came home on Friday
and returned to Randall on Sunday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. McRAs.
on Wednesday, May 3rd. a daughter.
H. Ladwig began work on bis new
drug store building the hrst Of the
week. ,."y..., -.,.., = -" =. ,,>@s: 81
Mrs. A. Aleshire. Of Lake Beauty,
Is here this week visiting with her
mother. Mira. E. J. BatchelUr,. sfsF
Rev. and Mrs. j. F.,alBcke. hi
Long Prairie, attended the Wood.
men entertainment given here on
Friday evening. -
I Mr.. and Mrs. 'Thramer,, Of Royal
ton, were here the first Of the week
selling millinery; goods. They re:
port a fine business. .$s5sas8
] Mrs. I. E. Staples and daughtef,
Celia. ami Miss Pearl Shorey, Of LII
tie Falls. visited here with Mrs. f. "
Flood odt,I,o On Friday and Saturday 81
last esk HI;
A. Pritzel has bought Joseph Chev.
alters residence. and is having a
kitchen built and other improve
ments made. Mr.. 5Chevalier will
move out ON a farm.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church met on Tuesday evening with
Mrs. E.. A. Flood and organized a
Ladies' Social Circle Club to work In
the interests of the Congregation
church. The folio wing officers we're
elected: rsp$ 4
/ PresiIent-Mrs. E. A. Flood.
Vice President-Nrs. Th0s.. Adams.
Secretary-Mrs. H. Corrigan.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. A. Biggerstaff.
The other members. Of the society
are Mrs. J.. .Pennie, Mrs. r. j. Nc.
Keowan, Mrs. H. Ladwig and Misses
Eva and Sadie Stith, Emma IVoss
and Mary Adams. ~:.,sr.l.sf5.,- ..
Thelentert ainment given ON Friday
evening by the WoOdnen camp was
g. grand success. The hall wa;
crowded, the program was excellent
and all present seemed to enjoy it.
Dr.. tJ. f. Locke. OF Long Prairie,
delivered the address OF welcome,
which was listened to with great in.
terest, as the people here are always
glad to welcome the doctor in their
midst Mrs. I. F.. Staples and daugh.
ter. Cello, and Miss Pearl Shorey, ol
Little Falls, also took part in the en-.
tertainment, for which the members
!of the camp wish to extend their
thanks, =. *.9
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05
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hOlSery TOT laoleS ana men.
It is q very important mat
ter to you how you clothe
your feet. 1t is just as easy
to get the properly dyed, we'll
shaped hose as to get the kind
that stains both the feet and
undergarments. At this store
you will find hosiery we'll
shaped and properly dyed.
Here are prices for ladies: 10
Is 20 or three pair for 50 cts.
Every pair of these hose was
made to retail at more money.
These prices for men: Very
nice grey mixed half hose Sc.
A heavier and better quality
at Sc. Extra strong and heavy
10c. These are not the l0c
kind.
Some Good Dress Goods.
Last weeks store news told
you of some bargains IN dress
goods. AS usual the response
to this announcement was
gratifying to us and more so
to the purchasers. There is
an unbroken stock of the 8 10
IL Is 20 and Csc quality here
at this writing. About three
days selling at the rate the
goods are going.
Hints to h0usekeeperS.
When you are in Little,
Falls bear in mind there is a
standing invitation for you to
visit this store whether you
buy or not. Drop in and ask
prices, you will save money
by doing so. One pound bird
seed &c; a bottle of shoe dress:
ing l0c; a box stove blacking
SC; a good whisk broom l0c;
good bright silverine trays Sc;
six table spoons .2l5c;; six tea
spoons l5c; boys knives 5 10
and 26c; a nice pair scissors 25
cents; clothes pins lc doz; a
good 60 foot clothes line lOc;
a good ice. pick lOc. ..... g. ..s.....s..
P.J. ] oI1le|!ty. n j .
49,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05

San JOSE, CAL, May a. man, sup
posed to DO w. w. Patterson Of Iowa
City. L., about 10 years Of age, was
found dead in his room in this city. He
bad committed suicide by hanging him
self to the post Of his bed. He received
regular remittsncss from friends until
2 few weeks ago. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05

ands of yards of cotton lace
from l to 10 cents a yard.
Then there is the silk lace,
in white, cream, blue and
black. Just take a walk
through the lace store and
notice the little prices on these
goods. It is a great saving to
you to get lace at these prices.
Then there is the bon-ton
aristocratic lace at 45 so 75c
81 and $l.25.
A Great Embroidery Store.
We don't know of any
house in this, or any other
city where high class embroid-
cries are retailed at such
reasonable prices. There is
very good Hamburg edging
3 to 5 inches wide at 5 cents a
yard. There are very strong
new patterns in Swiss, Main
sock and Hamburg 5 to z
inches wide at 10 cents a yd.
A Glassware Chance.
Here in this glassware store
you will find many fine pieces
at very little prices, such as
good water glasses at lc each;
nice pickle dishes at &c; nice
jelly dishes at l0c. There are
twenty patterns of glass tea
sets. Aglass tea set contains
the following pieces: l butter
dish, l sugar bowl, l milk
pitcher and ! spoon holder.
Here are prices: 25 IS so GO
and 75c. -;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05

An. AnOka man will he the super
tntendent Of the census for this dis
trict. t ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05
A.HosPlTAL AssoClATlON.
Pine Tree Humber Go, Organ
ized One q include Al n
aS. . Ito Employees. s

Notices arc posted around the Pine
Tree mill ysrd today notifying the
msn that the company has made ar-
raugements with the Lumbermen's
Hospital association Of this city for
the care OF all the sick and wounded
manin the employ OF the company. T6
def ~ the expenses. each man. from
the general superintendent down. u
assessed 50 cents q month which
provides board, nursing and Inedi-
cinee 40 we'll 40 medical and surge
al attendance for period OF time
not exceeding ak months; and bar
ring out all chronic and contagioue!
diseases, or sickness or injury in
Cured while Intoxicated or lighting
same az all other sick and accident
benefit associations are ruled.
Previously the expense to
the company has been great,
while to the superficial OBJ
server it may not appear much Of an
item for the company vet. az . mat
ter or fact, 1t actually cost the com,
pany III the neighb0rhoOd OF $l;ON
last year to care for the men. SO
this year the company has decided
to adopt the plan Of all large en-.
ployers OF men and endeavor to
meet the expense by tho small fee of
80 cents monthly from each man. Dr.
L. M. Roberts. who has practically
done all their work for the past
eight years, will continue in charge
as manager, and will have associat-
ed with = him, two. other
pbysicians. Dr., Millspaugh /. and
Dr.. Trace, TOR consultations and
help, whenever from the nature OF
the case two or. more doctors are
needed, At one time 1t was prOpoaed
to make the stan Of physicians en-
brace ali the doctors in the city. but
at the very low rate charged the
men, it was found not tn be q bust
ness, proposition for it is apparent
to everyone that were the work
divided up In small lots 80 cents q
month could not cover the expense,
hut under the present system as, de-
veloped by other benetic,als associa-
tons, ith anal stati. 4 !..l1lll m be Y
successfully condncfed. " .Ihs sick and
.lnjured win be taken to st. Gabfielss
hospital where, as formerly. they
will receive the best Of care from the
Sisters. In case that some will not
leave their homes for the hospital
the company has arranged with the
association for the, medical and
surgical attendance and medicines.
but not for nursing-which can only
be obtained at the hospital, but In
addition to this the association will
allow the sum Of $3. per week for
BOARD while at home. The plan ls
meeting with much favor among the
men although In so large a number
OF men it would be extraordinary II
everyone could be- pleased with the
same plan, hut the company believes
1t, Judging from the experience Of
other places. to be the best plan
possible for the greatest number OF
men. ''
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05

The Italian ministry has re-
signed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05

On motion duly seconded and car
ried a petition asking for q kinder
garten in connection with the city
schools. was received and filed.
On motion dulv seconded anq
carried President a.. c. Trace and
Supt. A. NJ. Rowe were instructed ~
hire a hall and make other necessary
arrangements iOr graduating exers.
cises. Board adjourned.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05
CIE FAILS MORRISON CO. MAY Historical Society
1 BOARD PROCEEDINGS. {
sbhool Board was. IN Rosulaar.
Monthly Session Wsdnss,
day Afterno on. II,

The board Of education met n ~,
mon thly session ut tho High scho0a
building Wednesday afternoon o. 4
O'Clock. All members were pre1ents
y The minutes OF the previous meet
inn were read and approved.s
The following bills were duly oons
sidered and allowed and tho pref
dent and secretary were authorised
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-05

The more you examine our
bicycles the better you like
them. We like to have you
compare our bicycles and
prices with those of other
houses, then we are sure you
will decide in our favor. Ten
dollars is the saving you make
BY buying our low price $25
bicycle. Fifteen dollars is the
saving you make when you
buy our $35 bicycle.
Pretty Baby Carriages.
Last week a lot of baby
carriages at some special
prices were placed on sale.
Now if any of these carriages
are sold, you can get the same
thing by leaving you order.
Here are the prices: 500
10 1880 1850 75$23.25.
Another Lace Story. :s
I y. @-s- 1,&f>Ba
This is a cheap lace story
and q good one. This store
always has things just at the
right season, and just at the
right htsprice. Twelve yards of
lace Of a very durable quality
Fat 5 cents. There are thous.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
en- Epinoe.O imroo.

Spfs See, ION lspsr 3 WttI ira
SbsOIin, sItsnfor 6oiston, itjeo en-
9iIotat en- uge iioen. gun er bare
II 9lor gammcI. @ilotdtten baooe
faat Gie paa Spre9utten, ION FOB O9
buggeOe Deb, % Idpeoe Jig til an8reb,
men 9greguttsn tom iadotot inoom
S~taIooeren tGt pep, iau ban bar /
S~tttsrbso. aattsn giOroe 6orisg pda
at brnos ino ab Dsren, men tunoe lite
aabne ben. Sofie, ION q tnos |
Suiet, bleo opm9rtIom paa bet belle
% ereb en- lioen Saloon Rifle %
Ienbts ben enc sftsr ben anoen az be
imaa auslsr i 9ilo,dttsns 2sgeme,
men SugIsrns orGbte lite, be bare
iaar.oe. Sunosr iattss iua sfter
llbprst, ipm M bar iaa ilbs msbfdrst,
at bet life pppeo. en- OMIT m.o Sun'
ben os bsrfcr iprans pp / en- for 5uru
Iiseoeb. Gn 3usls / llnosrtirpsn
bubb. giort aattsn ulpiten paa Ramp,
W.oers gaftet fab opp. / 5uru.n III
Sofie fat / en- RiF. fra Si.mmst -
S~iIoragsIien 69rots nsmlts bos NOR
msft. Rabp, bpor bun traf til at orrt
poa ct Snarsrino. - og mso Rtfler
/ 9ouno gil BEN mobt9. 8binossNtm
rob Iigs ino unoer 5urusn. bpor Bib
tatter fab, cg ienbte en- &usle tpGri
igisnnem ben, Ida ben tumIebe nsb
Snesn. Suoen at 8ilptattsn maaIt'
fine So SOB. SiloraseIisn CT Q!
f~ortuIt al 9iqens e9sn Srobsr, Ritoro
= ~Sram."
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
Ont "SotcnflpOcrcns Spoa
Qer,"

Sobannes Peosrien Rarum, itri0er
"8i. 81, at ban bsspnoie ION
8uarobrugsr puu 9eggernGs / Be
fire 5oten. &(arst sfter tjebte ban
9aug / 8urodl. Ser bar bet, ban
gjoroe be fsrits SorIsg meb Sprtning
al Rsbtlspsr. 0es par / ~50zgarene.
6an mPrtsbe inart, at ben / tultiuerst
Serb blep megst frooig og boIot Iig
notiua lGnee. 9a ban eftsr 4 Qars
Sorlsb iolgts Gaarbsn, Der i,nsrs
bleu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % tisbte
lin S%Gore9aaro nsbre 5ogbsRarum /
8olbu. bsntsb ban aIsperbdms fra
0uus forat fortI9tte mso Yrspeoprts
ming al 8lspersn poa Hurum. 0tsTe
6orIeg oiite iud goot ReIultot, at ef.
terboert Here al Grannsrns III 1rs al
BAN, % Grfaring biIts BEN mart BET
foroelugtige | at BRUCE tunitig Gnq %
@etiel6ruq. Spbannss Hurum osoe
Imeritu, bporhsn ban bar reiIt for &c
aar iiosn, Abe Sttobsr iioitl., 70 g(ur
gummsl.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
Den ueentIiee Operiiet
Guns % grabitreets.

Sra R. g. Dunn C Cos usentlis.
Sanbslsopsriigt, batsret iioits 2sroag,
bioIGttss:
a~unturierue / fsrits 8partal al 1899
bar, booo un0aar Der iamleoe @i9loS
Stsrrelie, life bslBls ct Jig til mere eto
s26,6 $50 $50 imoo $~31,71O,142 THOR,
sls,OO7, $40 / 1907 U8 *57,525,l35
1896.
Der bar oaret tore 5lugtuationer
paa Soeosmarfeoet, pg bette bar / bet
Seletnget Ell o%paogaaeroe 3enoens.
lloierieler fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sap'
ne bar / fire Tiger raaet Op iii 1872
SIP 8uibcls imoo 1892, 6S7 SuIbels
iijur, fra Stiucbnp8tpitsn 1868 S7
Suibels impo 2774,112 8uibels / De
tiIiuureube fire Tiger al 6lordaret, O9
uaar man til'Bier ben fra andre SaOne
iteo unone @rpprt i be iibit iprlcbne fire
Tiger, bar Speoeubisrielen / bette 3io8s
RIM unuet tilidmmen 17,31TOS9 Bulb
els. Samtioi9 oar Seiters 3tlisrlel
IL, 949,Sl5 Suibels imOo 9,96S, 1873
Buibels iilpr.
8 fire Tiger al Wurts par &eroisn
al uoferielen til roldnoet s6,900,OO0
minbre enb iijpr, meoens 89roten al
SnbiDrislsn par Sc, 100000 itsrre. Der
er SanOipnliSbeo for, at Dor Balance
al Sanbslsu meO lloIaroet nil bltpe fife
lanot fra $12, O0O, 900 minore END tilor.
vi &on,urier inbtroi / TEN iurlsbre
llse 1914 / be SUrersoe Stnter imuo 22O
iiior, 26 / gauaca imoo ~ iiiur.
I'll 8rabitrset5 ugentljge Operiist bios
inttss:
"rgens llofBriel al Spepe o. Speoes
mel ppgiues til 3,9SS, 200 SuibeIs inrOo
3,746,7OO SuibelS ben ~iOregaoenoe llse
3,55O.6OO 8uibeis / ben tilIpnreuoe
llse / 1898, 2,464, 600 Bulbels i 1897,
1893, 900 SuibsGs / 1895, % 1888,
900 1895. Chen ben lite Suli bar
lloiDrielen al Speoe nnoet 1874 $50 500
Suibels impo 18O,O67,5 800 Suibsls
Naret iOruo.
llgens WoiserpOrt belsb ii9 til
2,41l,40O Suibels imOo 3,699,6OC
i furrise llse, 4,5O7, 700 BuibelS iOr e
gar iibsn, 4,97O,1OO i 1897, 2,199,'
SOC / 1896 % 7sl, 900 i 1895. SiOel
ben isrite Suli bar llOigrielen al Mals
naast 12s, 565, 900 Suibel8 imoo 1856.
5i1 600 Sulbsls TOR ct Nar iioen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
plattnd / Elonoife.

3onful McGoot / 9aipIon GitD
inbbsretter, at Der finbss 9latina /
8ettsleierne / 0utonTIooens 9alfsre
foruosn Sub. 0stte CT en- glGoeli9
SiOenbe, i1Gr bu &oniulsn tilfsier,
at 9lotino sr tiIitsbs / bstpbelig
MGngOe. @so Sielp al Muoperma,
finer sr Der taeet Sano ub al Sootas
linquas 5looen, pg 9iennem en- ombpgs
Qeli9 Smeltninesproces sr ma TOM
men eftsr, at ct 3on al benne forte
Sano inoebplber omtrsnt 6 liner
Sub ($1O2), SO Infer Ylatinu, en-
Del Sribium, iom gisrns er blanDst
meo 9latina, % en- Smuls Tin. Set
ter mon PriIen paa Ylatinu tun til
So llnisn, gap bette Son Sdno $3.50
| llobbtte, naar 9ulost regnes meo.
Siotil bar 8uloqruperns life a9tet
ben forte Sdnb, men tpertimoo be-
tragtst ben iom en- 9inortng. pla,
tina sr bet tpng'te al ale Wetaler %
peisr oper q 8anae mere eno @ano,
msbens 8ulDet, ION o9iad sr tun9t,
psier libt oper 10 8dnse mere emf
@unb. Naur oa 9ulogrdpsrne pdu
fsopanlig Maaoe paIteo. 9uloet uo.
blsp ben fortreoeligs" forte Sanr
lisgenbe isisn i Punosn mso Sub.
itpttsrne, Iom penteItg par, ba Yla.
tina er snooa tpugre. Gnbelig ION
be sftsr, at ben forte SunO life pal
at foragte. 9lutina er omtrsnt lac
oprt Tom Sslp. Sort i 1741 ton
bette Wstai til europa. Oct tom frt
SDoamsrita, pg oerfpr er bets Papr
ipnnf. plntu bstnosr SsIo, % oera
er Hupret odnnet.
Def beipnoerligs er, al YIatin,
fOrstoumsr laa lparlumt. Den aar
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
2maapinf.

Sobr 3. g,b,riOr ps Grorsp
Nuonss fra Spring pruiri,, Columbia
So, mis-, bar / D,cOrUb I 9orsoags
paa gsfFs bos osr.s ttbIiSsr. SiGItfsrs
qc8 qait. Ghr. Qr,us.
Gbootat m. 3. Carton fra
mt8orlanb, 0is.. fanbf.os FOrI,otn
0ecorab pau 8ismrsii,n fro RsD
6ampton, bOor ban barb: OGy:t / Jor'
retringsunlise'nb.r.
- 9org,r Rptbs fra 9ert,r, Minn.,
bar / nOsI, Gage orrst her poa gsiEg
hos mr. % mrs. &. s. QmbIi. 9on
Tom fra Dan, Co., 8i3, bOor ban
baob' Orr,t I nOsI: Tiger 6orrstnin8s'
anIig9.ro,r.
- Qongfr,oag often baOb. 0stOro6
W,righsos asrtstor en- Song Str
Oice". Oct barb, for Qnltonin9 tnos
spet BEN 9rtb,nos 9aututs AZ Sb. 9us
bois, Gbrifti 7 Tbit. Orb pua 3orist.
airtcr por fpIot til 9rGrgi,I, og ben
oIuorgFuloe % gribsnos Gang gioros Ct
onbt Snotrnt poa SOriamItngsn. 9st
cr Taoriot pioes irr'te Sang, at no9sr
Rontote bar oGret Tun9st At ct gt.ni9.
heostor / IN norFsIutbsrf airts
Wmsrita.
Garl Martin Berg, en- At Deco
robs tioIig,rs bstisrots NuItters, er
nnlis bob i 9arfoS Gitp, 1872 gor
9ammsl.
6snrp !0,toI,H, fom for ct gar
ijren reiit, til 8Ionoits, sr rnIig ost
Der. 6an bar en- 9rob.r at Mrs. 0r.
Gpropsr.
- 6arrn Spurr, pm'rins 10 4ar
gammeI, oeo. / 9orsbo95 sft,r en- 9ol
0ag,s bnaro SggbOm uf Spinu.
Rsningitis, ION iOraurio9so,s Oso q
Sab fra en- S,rrban,pogn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
"9iu gamle 6nteptno. -

"SpboIbtr mig pua QbeIpbt 9OtsI,
QoOsrpoOl. 9Om iHar.It mulist. -
Samss gropn."
SaaIsbss par SrbInbsn At It S,I.s
gram, irm en- ing GngIGnosr If for,
Ieosn Ror9,n. Oct par fra hans
Cntel. Der boooe forIabt GngIano for
tNos 4ar Iiosn og M bIsO onisst for
W}iujonpr.
Rsoesn te~I,grofsreOe tiIbuss: aomz
msr imOrgsn. 6reOsrit." Gg nafs
Dag onr ban pua 8eisn til Q~iU,rpoOl,
mso 9opso,t fuIbt at iOtmIsno.
Cremme nm Riaoom og @elItunb.
Ia ban noaso. Srnbaneitationsn,
itsg ban uo o9 git ben al P.rrOn,n
mso IN SoHsrt, bOOrpaa bans RaOn
'too itr,Ost. On gammeI, iimpeIt
'IGot Wano tiItalts BAN % ipurqts
bom, bOoo SIottcn oar.
"9oo BEN % tisb big ct llbr, bin
3omIs Gnjspino, er,r ie pQa Sta.
t~jOnsubrst," ioarsOe BEN un8s Rant
meo bar7t Stsmme % ileo. oo 6otsl:
let til.
QntOmmsn bsrtil meIotc Ran, bOut
han Dilos, og Fan blsp rift ino ! st tar.
0eli9t @GrsIis. Qiot sfter trooote Der
gomIe W}dno jno, Iom ban barb,
baanet paa Stationeu. "sSso bo,
iuIst bit Raao, unQc Mono, GA tis6.
mig Ct ubr," ia9os ban, ioet bar
iamtioig fog Ct 6uIoubr op at Com.
men. IA bu sr min geDs, bopos il,
til 6enii9t at gipr. big til min 6ooeO
orDir9; men ieg bar foranoret geI,sm
meiis, % / Stsost for Dil it9 nj for
are big bette llby til Gyinorino on
port ytsoe pua Stotionen ca BEL
6iIieu, bUormeo bu mOotUq mia.
Seq Ida bit RoOn paa SoTerten. o
jsg bsiIuttsoe at is, bDao ou iuoebolct
Den qomIe 8nispinb bnoer oio bernie
7Taroel."
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04

Seq buffer bet lite; men ianolgr-
Zig CT bet"
Oar Der noget Wt4rte paa &dss
ierne, iom ~oRtDoeOc, bpOr gummelt
SiBost Dar2"
"Rsi."
0a 5orbsrst opsr 6ol. 8oobruh
par ilut, bao ban ON SOB til at i5e,
at 5ntsnoaptur.n 9joroe 1T bsoIts ior
at iorIDne SGren meo COB 9oit, enten
M bette lpttsoes tlIsr st.
Wuior q. Grsigbten Dsbb al Rem
gort, Der fripinig tjtrts / Gen. Gaps
tons Stab iom @sneralinIpettsr, ubs
tults ia / 'tsrts Orb ONT Gunreo
Roa't 8sei. Den bar life Wenns'tes
lobe" ia ban. "Raar ou ipiite ben
Tor at bli mat, par bet Iigeiom at
au6ns Wunoen for at Iabe Waansr
ftinns ino. Site sngan9 forbungrso,
Gubonsre oiLoe Ia ben, noar Be fsrit
baobe prsOst ben. Den par dlosles
uNittst til Ration, tur9 al bore og
uosn RGrinq. Oct par bar. 5ioss
ipiloe al ipiIe ben"
Qrmour C Gompanps Inbuo, ION
Sen. Gd9un IA ban trosoe inosholot
noo,t ON, at Sieo bebanoIes 6smif,
sr life at inoe. Col. Darts msnts.
ban ItuIos oporio. bet; men ben ais
m~inoeltse Wsnirg er, at man forsiea
pes ptl leos eftsr bet.
Ilsrdnbsr 9Otpsl, iom BAR opium
bet ben sftsr BAN optalote 6smir,
Wuaos al b,our, 9isb paa, bill bIip,
irotaIbt Tom @icn,. 9ig.lsbes maaitl
Or. 8dIp al Ptttsbure.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-04
9ccprQh pa Sr1cGll.
SoOSfalO.
Sen 3o,e agul, 1924


BERNHARD aornm,nsr osos / Ery
boos tfter IrnQtyt IiOs S~potItgbsO.
@ioeo, par en- al Tccorobs 9omIe
S,ttltr,. 0an par fFOt i Stttnat,
9aotr, 2nfflano. ben 4o, Ylai 1928
ga Tom Is Gar gammsI til 9biIaotI'
phio. Gft,r ct Bar Mars OpboIo Der
r:tnc han tjlbaQe til EDItIono, boor
ban blcD uotcoist til Warp Dannsnz
fcIItr "a boiatts fig o,rpoa t GIsO,Iano,
Ohio. 8 1868 'om ,, til 9storob,
bvor han hapoc faot Sortrott pad Zee
0crtnQ al 8urittn til Cutler GoIs9s,
iom pda ben Gio pdr uuosr gngntn8.
San hapbe FsrIt fl 5ism I Weit Decos
rob. mcn bar I be TOIt, 30 Qur Bret en-
y}iI Bet for Cccorab. San c't;rlds
her Gnte ca grrn. Ire al Ssrnens
cr hi,mm,, RtitrnI bar sgnt 3i,m Der.
- litter IN oammsI Settler odns
bret bort. 0crne Gang ,r bet Gnttn
Sim, u. g,rat. 6uU uOOonor,os iGms
men meo I'm M}dro % grrn til Qmss
rita ON @uarcn 1861, botOe Il adr |
Qafan,tte g., mis-. 9aar,n 1862
r,iite D, til Soma % boIott, fig ! SIcn'
pooO, 0irn,ib;it So, bOor BUN 'iotn
bar l.ott. GUN bIso Y Gur % SO
Coos eamm,I. gfbeb, bar Feot I Bran
bcbD Qrrft,siGIO, pud 1dosIuno ! Ror'
az. 6ur efterIobtr 10 9ern, Ole q.
BERG, og Rrs. Sngsbors S. airtebp,
boIutte / 8I.ntpoob.