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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-10-13

'Ille when It It has et,*take a stiff spoon and.
sstlrS it till it looks like a mass Of shaw
en- III lce.a Pile this high in a glass dish
and and then add the whippe cream when
it has been sWeetened and favored to
taste. Or the cream may be brought
onto the table in some fancy dish by
i itself and a heaping teaspo oonful Of it
placed upon the top of each dish Of
the jelly as it, is served. The effect is
exceedingly pretty and it's a consid-
serrasbles ddition to the beauty Of $ thu;
table as well as most appetizing.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-10-13

ma de- an III
a delicate shade of green, With a deep:
yoke of lace over black satin. The
little bolero may be buttoned or closed
with a choux of mousseline de sole so
popular now. Long loops and ends Of
pendant ribbons are a graceful adjunct
for this purpose. The waist has fit
ted lining which closes in the center
at the shoulder. The bell sleeve, with
a pretty lace undersleeve, is another
stylish feature which adds charm to
the design. The fullpess in the front lis
=arranged.in gathers; in the back is: a
watteau' plait. It is close-fitting over
the hips. .... 1.lis -@ssg (.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-10-13
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Dessert for Sumner.

A delicious dessert to serve with
supper is made Of pineapple jelly and
whipped cream. Make the! jelly in
the usual way, but instead Of placing it
in mold, put it Il into bowl and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

the ceremony refreshments were served,
by Miss Louise Badger, Miss Ethel
Groesbeck and Miss Lena and Bessie
Badger assisting Miss Lyle Young
presided at the punch bowl Later In
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Nebeker left
for trip TO British Columbia, after
which they will return to make their
home for a time in Robinson. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood,
Mrs. Maria Nebeker. Mrs. Elizabeth
Nebeker, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart. Mr.and
Mrs r. 4. Badger, Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Rich. Mr.. w. q. Nebeker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Booth Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Cris-
mon. Mr. Cain Crlsmon Mr.. and Mrs.
II. 5. Young, Mr.. G. d. Nebeker. Mr..
John Dilworth. Miss Lyle Young, Mrs.
Nellie Taylor, Mr., and Mrs W. u.
Nebeker. Mr.. Claud Gates, Mr., Hyde
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Layton,
Mr.. Homer Rich, Miss Amy Rich, Mr..
Carl Badger, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Tay-
lor. Miss Mamie Swan, Mr., and Mrs.
j. w. Taylor, Miss Rose jenkins, Mr..
Ralph Badger, Mrs LOuide Badger Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Nuttall, Mr.. and Mrs,
c. II. Howe, Misses Bessie and Louie
Badger. Miss Lizzie Harrison. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nebeker, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Nebeker. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Preece,
Mr. Harden Bennion. Mr.. Byron Nebe-
ker, Mr.. s. w. Stewart, MR.. w. g..
Nebeker. Mr. w. ID. Nebeker, Mrs.
Lawrence Harper. MrsElizabeth Nebe-
ker. Mrs. NJ. b. Edwards, Mrs. Maria
Nebeker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
CLUB CHAT.

The Authors club closed for the sum-
mer May &c. At the last meeting the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year Mrs Elizabeth Wilcox,
president: Mrs. Lillian Richards, re-
cOrding secretary; Mrs. Jane NJ. Kings
bury. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Elizabeth Crismon, treasurer. The An
nuaW was held at the home OF d.. MAG
gle Roberts on the evening OF June b.
The Authors club has spent a very sue
cessful year in the study OF American
literature from the first colonial period
up to the Cambridge poets. Next year
the club will take up American litera-
ture again and continue the subject
until IL Is completed.
That program for the big Milwaukee
biennial" fairly scintllates with speak
ers. Club women from Maine TO CALI
fornia and from Dakota 10 Texas-club
women pre-eminently prominent IN
their own States-have come forward at
this time.
The 100 club women who have spoken
on 100 subjects. however. arouse the
same spirit as portrayed by Kate Doug
las WiRgin when she made Mrs. Rug
PIES say as she contemplated her num-
erous offspring primped up for the par
~: well. II do say Il, what shouldn I,
you're as nice a mess OF children as l
ever did see" These club women GER
tainly are fine lot Of speakers.
"our own Authors" is the name Civ
On 20 the literary session which occu-
pied Wednesday evening Of this week.
her time between Davenport, Iowa ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

French OCTAVE ThaneO. who divides
her time between Davenport, Iowa ahi
her quaint Arkansas plantation called
Glover Bend. She Is well known 0f
her short stories OF the western town
among her books being Stories o.,
Western Town" "The Heart of T0.7
and "A Book OF True Lovers"
Mrs. Alice Williams Broiherlon q
Cincinnati contributed q poem %
THE Present Hour This woman not
only contributes 20 magazines. but has
brought out a number Of books and s
besides a lecturer on literary topics
For six years she has entertained he
Lecture club IN her city is an ex'
president Of the Cincinnati W0mans
club and les Voyageurs and a mem.
Der OF the Woman's Press club The
third attraction win be Mrs Kate Up
ton Clark OF Brooklyn, who Is known
for her literary work.
one Of the speakers for the education
session on Wednesday morning wasMra.
Anna y. Howe Of MauhaItown, ca.
president OF the Iowa Federation, ana
the one who inspired It's organization
She Is now chairman Of us art COM
mittee. Along educational lines she s
interested In the MarshalltoWn puDIe
library board OF trustees as us wee
president and Is on the executive COM
mlttee OF the Iowa Library association
She Is also president OF the Twentieth
Century club in her town, and Is an ai'
dent advocate Of mixed clubs. Her sub
iect was"Needs OF Public Schools 10 me
West" ....y.
Mrs. william Elder Of Indianapolis
as the retiring president OF the Wg
mans club In that city was attIsg'
tive as another speaker, ASIDE iroiil ls,
educational interests she ls eX'ehslye'
engaged In charity Wofk e9sfp
dent OF the Flower MisslonS oaiy ~
Is the only Indiana woman on y ~
qraiy The Importance Of The bfmar
tary School is her subject
From Denver came NIs. W
liam II. Kistler. who, as channfn
the ART ana literature department q p
Denver Womans club-the depL1aa
has a membership OF 4OO-s e'Pta4
devoted to the decoration OF Sloe
rooms She Is a member Of the Dslw
school board and the only woman
elected president Of the Alumni a. ~
ton OF its schools. She Is aiso IL
vice president Of the Colorado is
lion. She is leader Of one OF 'n'
Another speaker wasMiss Hzzlebp y
stein OF Nashville. Tenn, whose VA !
Compulsory Laws and Their hi0
ment." She Is an instructor ilnsi
University OF Nashville, and llsht
with the Ladies' Hermitage ~
which looks after the home Of I'll
Jackson. Chicago was replssi1s1
by Mrs. Penoyer sherman, e1-pInsS M
OF the Chicago Woman.s CLUB ~ vv I
Maud Summers, an educaiiohs -'.,,sol
er. They spoke on ISp,spIsanl
~ Home and Schools" one h.n-, IA
ciubs and educational associauol -
other school boards and sla's M II
Mrs q @. McCsbe Of Atlanta VIZ ,r M
sent Needs OF Public Schools iS "A
south" and Mrs, Charles p i''7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

entertain next Tuesday In honor OF
Mrs. George Scott-Cheesman'
pr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Trip have
returned from san FRANCISCO
Miss La Won Peipce OF Brigham city
left on Wednesday for the East.
Mrs Kirkpatrick and Miss Kirk
patrick have returned home from the
East,
Mrs. Rich OF Brigham city Is visiting
her mother. Mrs Crismon. at the la,-
ter's home on East First South street
Mr. WIN T. Dlnwoodey left this week
for Chicago.
A party consisting OF Miss Mabelle
Snow and lie ROi Snow and tneH
guests. Mr. and Mrs. oliver Snow, Mrs:
Hannah Snow Lewis and Miss MAUD
Ford left for Brigham city yesterday
where they will spend several days
visiting places OF interest In that VI
cinity,
Mrs E. b. Rathbone and daughter
Rueben left Tor New York this week
10 be- absent about three weeks. They
win attend the wedding OF Mrs RAIN
bones brother. Alden :. Benedict, IN
New York. and on their way back WI!
stop over al Chicago 10 see Clarence
Bean. who Is q student In the Moody
Institute In that city.
Invitations have been Issued for
reception TO be given Tuesday evening.
June 18th. by the general board OF
Young Mems and Young Ladies' Mutual
Improvement Associations 70 the stake
officers attending the NJ. J. A. confer
ence. The event viii take place at the
Bee Hive House.
The many friends Of Mr. Hal Kerr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

Pearl d. Kidder. wore white organdie
with trimmings Of rose color. Inc
couple left for an eastern trip during
the evening. and on their return viii be
at home at 722 owen street
Mrs. f. A. Vincent entertained at
luncheon on Monday In honor Of Mrs.
W r. Vincent OF Pendleton. Ore. The
table was decorated with pink roses
and covers were set for eleven. The
guests were Mrs. w. +. Vincent, Mrs.
Andrus. Mrs. Gemmell. Mrs Boggs,
Mrs. Plummer Mrs VIM. Mrs. Wight
man. Mrs. Delano, Mrs Henry. Mrs
Van Arman,
The second Of June was the sixty
nth anniversary Of the wedding day OF
Grandfather and Grandmother Mantle
OF TaylOrsville The celebration was
held AT the home Of their son, John
w. Mantle From far and near the de-
scendants Of the worthy pair, came 10
do honor 20 the event. Children, grand
children and great grandchildren as
sembled. aud with songs, speecnes and
tests, made merry the occasion, Grand
father and Grandmother Mantle are
perhaps the oldest welded couple IN
Utah Their ages are respectively
ninety-two and nnety-five years. the
aged pair feel that they have been par
tlculsrly favored seldom does death
permit a union OF so long q time as
sixty-hve years.
The Womans Republican club met
on Monday with Mrs. Rachel Miller and
spent pleasant afternoon, Mrs
Pease, the secretary NJ the club re-
ported that the receipts for the Sconeld
fund from the card party last week
amounted to t42. Plans for the eluD
geld day which will be held al Saltair
on August 9Th. were discussed. but
nothing defnite decided on.
Mrs. b. II. Roberts entertained the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

night al the residence of Prest Frank
Y TAYLOR OF Granite Stake, and en-
joyed a pleasant social evening. a short
musical program being rendered and
the time pleasantly spent In conyersa-
ton and social pastIme Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Vincent was the hostess at a
second delightful luncheon today In
honor OF Mrs w. r. Vincent The
table was decorated in pink roses be-.
ing the flowers used. The guests, be-
sides Mrs. Vincent were Mrs, Hal
Brown, Mrs Peyton, Miss Preston
Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. Weir, Mrs Brat
tain.
on Tuesday the Critic Normal teach
ers Of the University gave a reception
10 the parents OF the members OF the
class. A short program consisting OF
an address by Prof Stewart on the
Methods Of Teaching In the Normal
Schools. a piano selection by MISS
Gertrude Felt and a song by Miss
Burch was rendered, refreshments were
served. and a pleasant time enjoyed.
on Wednesday the class Of teachers
In the Normal school were entertained
bv the instructors In Miss SIMPSONS
room. Music, Rotations and dancing
were among the pleasant features.
Mrs. Melton and Miss Anna Moore
rendered plano selections, Miss Edna
May and Blanch Thomas giving
recitatlons. Mr. Jensen furnished
music for the dancing.
Among the parties who spent yester-
day afternoon and evening az saltair
were: Miss Gertrude Felt, Clarice
Thatcher. Claire Kimhal, Anna Hatch,
Mr.. Abram Hatch. Mr.. Orson Hyde, MI
Nelson Dlckerman.. Mr.. Harry hlmball'
Mr.. Jensen and Mr. Reiser.
On Thursday afternoon Mise Flor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

MISS GRATIA FLANDERS.


Miss Grata Flanders talent
and o musical
the west a Of celebrated
Wdig and Grant f
1891 and that time her name has become
and training
her
makes 10 ample
Of he
Flanders Of
mutual and the
dpayedtn public
rdtas IN credit Instructor
an
1894
] Of the pianode Rowland
a recently paid Miss Flanders
and which O
the gifted pnsts works ndn n
adyen musical
Lake. public redals much
unyr
Flanders s which
ded andg
inspires least
ande o OF
firm
anew every year.
ton Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

will be pleased TO extend congratula-
lions upon the event Of his marriage
which occurred on Thursday morning
al Mantl The bride is Miss Mile
Kellar Of the latter city daughter Of
Mrs Annie r. Kellar. Mr. and Mrs.
Kerr left after the ceremony for a trip
70 Colorado. after which they win re-
side In Mantl.
-
The boards OF the Young Ladies' and
Young Mems NJ. l. A. met on Thursday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

AN ice cream social and card party FOR
the Scoheld fund last night and a hand
some sum was netted by the entertain
ment.
Mrs. A. NJ Boxrud and children win
spend the summer IN Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs George a. Smith will
spend a few weeks in California.
Mrs Howat and the Misses Howat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

members OF the Authors club and
number OF other guests az her residence
on north state street Tuesday evening.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with roses, bowls and vases OF flowers
filling NANTES, windows and every
available niche. An amusing card ana
bean game was feature Of the evening
and delicious refreshments were served.
The guests wete Prof and Mrs. Kings
bury. MIR. and Mrs. Stewart. Prof aud
Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Rlt-
en- Prof and Mrs. Lyman, Or, ana Mrs.
Richards, Prof and Mrs Stewart, Mrs.
Nellie Little Mrs. Augusta Grant, Mrs.
Crismon. Mrs, Sansome, Miss Spen-
Ger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

Among the pretty weddings OF the
week was that OF Miss Hattie Badger
and Maroellus Nebeker on Wednesday
night. The rooms were decorated with
pink roses and smllaX. the windows and
ceilings being festooned with green and
roses prettily arranged throughout the
house. The bride wore handsome
gown Of tan broadcloth with hat 10
match. ana carried bride roses. After
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

The dearth in social affairs during the
past few weeks was more than made
up for during the past six days. We'd
dlngs receptions, card-partes and din
ners galore have enliyened the week, the
first especially having been so plentiful
as 10 fairly keep up foil June's repu'a-
ton as the month Of weddings even is
no more were booked for the coming
weeks. There are. however. many ot
these pretty events stlll to come, and
the announcements Of receptions
parties. etc. show that the present
season is in no danger Of suffering from
any painful degree Of social lethargy.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

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foarlig Wtauoe. Spiliomt er bet iaas
leoes, bsoer bet, ON Der bar nosen
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10 bperten bite 5ilbsieIisbeb til at
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at fcripne fig mso ben pdatlaoning
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og lt9eioa utoiolipmt sr bet pel, at
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met bans SnIte at fua Mrreftationen
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tre-fre Elmer til noset, iom life
burbe gisres.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06
The Southern Railway

rneo en- lloltrGtning al 1000 gail giennems
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Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06
Yaftor L. &. Sborpil,ou

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Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06
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mon Tfrihss hprfrn

brioes Der / SjssbenbaOn 5Orretning
meo, itriOes oerfra.
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ben Seunoring Og 6prguoelie, iom
ben norTte Meiter er @jsnitano for per
| gpsn. Den Sto. ban og 6rus lite
~ttIbrin9er paa ben betjsuots aunits
mGcen, 8ooseisr NsergaaroS @obs
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ban Der | 8pen pda "!Sotel Ron9en al
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Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

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Ganoet fan 9aret 1899 oppiie, triper
&ri'tianiabldoet "SrebIubet." : 1893
restitrereoes 30 Npanl9g, / 1897
bar bet $50 og / 1896 bar bet so.
Qarst 1899 ipnes altiaa / lin SelbeD
betrdgtet at itaa omtrent pua Ssioe
meo 1898; men Ter man ben til apars
talsforoelinsen piIer ubpitlingen en-
obtroroentlig Silbugssans. Webens
Narets fsrite 8partaI pranesr meo
122 & bet fsrite | Dor SnbuItris Sis
ltoris, naar man regner sfter Qntalst
al Npanl9e y, iaa fommer anoet
&partal meb SO 3oie 8p. meb % %
Abe meo fun II. Oct iibIte apartal
tan Id~noipnligpis nepnss Tom bet Ilets
teite / bet Iiofte Siaar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

Sm ben / forrige Drummer af "pos
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lief. bpor ariftus ouerrattsr ct. pc
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meoens en- aonse til psnItre paa Billie
bet fremb9rer en- 8irtebpsning / lin
Saanp. ariitusfsuren bolber imioz
lertio | D~enitrs Suanc Ell lanst gaanb
meo mango Strifttssn. iom be 2aros
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

Oct fer 10 til at bIioe en- baaro
ginter Der, itripes fra Stien. gu er
&ulbsn pdanp lat inb, og ganoitans
ben minter itertt, Ttisnt grusene bar
afit9nst 60 pgt. at lin 9anbtraft.
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fore I~rbeiositof, Der maa nsie Tia
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Nogen Goranorins til bet bebre fan
MI lite bentes, iaa npe Rebuttionsr
foreitadr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

ct Gig paa arogsn bar en- Sitter
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rem iad bog, at bet bar felt msotaget
Sldnot anoet bar ben enc Irm bprte,
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Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

0onf SrigSoeteran, fprbenperenos
&ontrolsr 5eroinano Sreorit Rielier
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| Slebenbdpn lite Warss 1924. gf.
ter at babe 9iennemsaaet GrercerIfos
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badoe unoer Rpe og S9IeppssreQ %
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tGrtieneiten meb ben bebite Cob fra
line militGre Sperorpneoe % Tor
nogen Sio efter 8risens Spbsr til
Rores.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

Profesfor peter Daase, Der / lem
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1862. p9r.t Profesior i Semi pen
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li9e Irbeioe for gnolinssforenin.
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mano label for 2anbsforbunbet ION
for &riitianidY q glingeforsning. Sans
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ret Srugtsr Oeiuu for bet prattife
Sto, betisnot er 10 "@aagss 5iites
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Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

gn 8duta til Minoe ON Serman oc
Dir Inter pg oeres @rbeibe / 5olte.
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1865 Der opfsrte Stolebpsnins, % be,
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Sremtiben.
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5prrisoalS Sernbanetomite bar |
bisie Sase fra Sr. Sngenisr u.
&rrm faaet Jig operlenbt ReIultaterne
al De | CONNER melem gmtsoelet /
Qamlib til 9runsss og 5prrispanb
foretagne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
oisie fremgaar . at 2injsn, Der t9ntes
brast | Sorbinoelie meb ben proiettes
reos Observation-Disclosures, fra
amtsbelet til 9rung er 1874 Sim. lang
og toIter Ser. 745,000 fra amtsbslet
til Sprrispanb er $50 &m. lang meb
en- SpsrilassIum paa ar, 1.072.000
- Gnten t9ntes 2inien bbsest BELT
frem til Sprrispanb, bporpda Damp
ftibsfprbtnoelis io~artiGttes opoOer
@anoet, eler 2inien bpgget fun til
9ranespuub, bette @ano tanaliieret
og TAT / SorbinbelIe meb 6%prrispanb
apmitesn arbeiber M meo 5orberebsls
ie til S%rbningen msb Oiitrittsbibrae
gene iadpelfom ben pripdte Gttietess
ming | anlGssst.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

10000 8roner bIep beb ben iioite
Sratning / Observation-Disclosures,
riet punoet at en- Str9bberfone / Sri;
~'ttdnid. SUN tunbe life fro bet olabs
guo'tab % oioIts boerten ub eQer
tno. SiliIut benpenbte bun ia til
Gbsfen / ben 5orretning, bpor bun
bdpoe arbeibe, os bun fit oa getrafz
telIe pau, at be 10000 p~irtelig bar
punoet at benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

5ortbitningsbIabet | Soosrsleo faar
ira | aar al ct aurliat Silffuo al
5000 Mart fra SOerpraitoent asls
lsrs 8ispoiitionsfOno. Santioig iaur
bet fra Den tpIte Screening" tilitinst
ct gelsb til llobreoslis at mango
Sunoreoe 5rietsemplarer al en- min
ore uogape, Der er ifrspsn pud ct
Slags 0anIt o. tdloss "0agblaost."
DIN ct 5ortpitninssbluo / aabenrad
C"gfeuer Qpenraosr In3eiger") er meos
belt, at bet fra 5r. Sellers 5ono mob
ta9er penge for 500 5rietssmplarer.
Som ct mt 5sgn pau, at man bill
fsge at fda 5ortpTtningsblabene uos
breot, fan ben9rtss, at bet tpTte glao
/ Ssnoerborg ("Sonberburgsr Set
tung") fra Rptaur at nsoiettsr lin
prts fra 3 Wurt 25pfenning foruoen
Smberingspense) til 2 Mart. Rets
tobriTen n~ebiettes fra 2 Mart so
Pfenning til 1 Wdrt so gfenning.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-06

Saaroen Prambus meb tilbsrenoe
Sto9 / Gioftosen blep for enbel gar
iioen tisbt al Sprlase Mslpal Sobnz
fen fra S~riitiunsfuno til en- &iebepris
al 10000 aroner. paa famine 5ib
ipm Sr. ScbnIen itelte meb i'm 9aaro
gobt, fsrte ban iiar ct omIorssfulbt
SiIipn meo fine Stoge. Wanse imilte
at ben FORT utpnbise Manb os bans
al ale Sto9eiere utienbte Stel msb
Sto9 os srar. Rsn tiITIllt bar Sobns
len ben, iom 10 bebit. Sbi for life
lange iioen iolste ban en- Bart for
10000 &r., og iaa itbosr ban enbou
tilbage meo 9daroen os 1000 Maal
g0b Stog.