The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

est of the Scandinavians In w..S.-
ana 10 ADVANCE the welfare OF ~
Rev. r. A Clint, pastor Of IL. 49,.
Baptist church at Grand RarSS. r.,
was recently united in rnarrss -
AMANDA Helander, of Fergus EUSS
Mr.. Cliat Is one OF the foremcss
ainavian ministers in the United S<.,.z
Pacific Posten Is the mama - -. AZ.
Norwegian-Danish weekly iust 49,
tnis city. The publication IL orr
edited oy 9. Anderson, and shosS n
any taste. -
l.. Christensen. n merchant - =, \. VI
was IN Seattle the first part az ~ 8 b
en- route for the hot Springs rr- 4xIK
has been on a gradual decline ~; ~ ~ i
me- 70 restore 1t, he has conclu3 " =
o Rindal and wife and Min -.
Johnson, OF this city, spent TusesSS
wednesday at Preston.
Prince Eugene Of Sweden tocA y. ,ss}
ond prize Tor painting at the ~
China
Norway commences to reailxe ~. ~
of scientific farming. A sfron~
Is being made to inaugurate a 49,
aries.
Norwegian-Americans In soutA 49,
ought to be pleased with the reussS5.
iion they are getting, both witSE *
kepunlican and Democratic partiS3
the fusion convention. r. RI. w.
ceSed the nomination for goyeynoS 15i
drew y. Lee for congress, ara
Aasved for snpertntendent OF pcS1
struction, The Republicans No.
Herreid for governor and Rerr Y1% 2
rotary OF state. South Dakotn r. I'll
IN the same position this eiectior ~
1876; two Norwegian-Americans ~
against each other for governox
Hedge Upland, In a letter "a r g
aven, gives a humorous account r. Nj
state fusion convention In South liS1 IA
In part he writes: They never gtS@y
of doing good, and their goodnSrS
sisted in condemning the presideS2
kinney was 10 them traitor IA U11
a tyrant In peace. They had a rfex{ y
in south Dakota named PettierSX
without him in. the United States =
man who could fight the devil a
Hanna at any time" FS5
John Blaauw. editor OF TacomA N
was In the Queen City WedneedS47
is prominent citizen and = loY3f
publican. ;z3#
Engward Sunde, a well-known
paper man. Is again with HE
friends. For some time he has -
Alaska. and expects to return ri
north before very long. sz
MIR. and Mrs skavdahl. OF TN = V
klondike. Mr.. Skavdahi has spsn( 4
time in that country before. an r.
understood that he has considerat,a
erty around Dawson. G|Sss5
The Baltic IL making preparal,.nu
pleasant outing In the near futG1 AZ
Rev. l.. c. Foss. OF StanwooA. -
the city few days ago. He II -
inent member OF the Lutheran s
and will take In the Tacoma confes2 q
The friends Of Mossrs Scotfae6u
Boigen are pleased to know thafi
are doing well at Nome. n
drowned was groundless.
Albert Hentson. Of this city. - Y
turned from pleasure trip to CT
y c. and II. o. Hoslund. !. III
Alfred Swanson and D. Bentso6
bought tickets for Sweden, an1
vestny for Norway. They va
the SUMMER III tueif f0tUefI400.t ~
pect to return to America some -
the fall. 55}I|
Miss Anna Toliefsen, formerly q
coma, and Rev. A. J. pedGrSoN n
recently married In Chicago Tho
brothers. Revs. 3. r. Toiiefsen ~
Toiiefsen. were present At the wo1
Miss Bell Egge. OF this city, NJ
journing In Idaho. Is expected . ~
to Seattle soon. afN
Miss Charlotte Nelson, Of PouIG1o RI
H. visiting with friends 1t Go1t n
city. Is expected to sbe In SeattIo e1z1
few days,
n. II. Swanson, OF Portland. a.
making business tour Of the U1
He was In Seattle Thursday and iG1
20 take In sli tbs leading Sound cll1o1
fore he returns. M
Miss vina johnson. a teacher, -
Yer. Col. is spending her vacation ~
Pacific coast She Ii very pieane1 r
cur climate and scenery, and mn0
cage In school work on the Sound.
II. NJ. Korstad. graduate Of the W1!!
inston state university. Is enjoytn2 ~
self In the Rocky mountains
AN ALL-AMERlCAN Roam