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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-26

Right clothes will greatly help to your comfort and hap
piness and most people know that H. w. Allen
Co.'S is the surest place to find such and at small
prlCngs.
The new Fall and Winter Coats, Suits, Tailored Gowns
ETC., for women and grown-up girls are taking the
town by storm. They are prettler than they have
ever been. Our garments have certain style
that marks their superiority.
The Gowns surprising New cloths in the shades
OF brown, new models, tastily trimmed with vel
vets, galloOns, etc. priced at $500 to $3.50 The
great surprise is that such handsome gown or
suit can be procured at such little price.
We ask that you visit the store this week and become
acquainted with our progressive methods Of doing
business and with the fine assortments we carry We
are certain that such visit will be beneficial to
you Don't think you have seen the store thor
oughly if you only walk through the first floor
Take the elevator for the mammoth basement.
See the Oriental room, the Linen stock the Blank
cts, Quilts and Housekeeping department, the Cur
tains and Upholstery corner. Walk through the
Wholesale department. the packing and receiving
rooms, the sample rooms Take the elevator again
and see the thoroughly equipped Dressmaklng and
manufacturing rooms. We want you to be thor
Oughly familiar with the facilities of this store.
gX M AEJEN r., CO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-26
NOT ICE

Friends and Patrons: After October 1s
we shall give no credit We will cut our
prices as low as possible, and hope to keep
your patronage. Yours respectfully, Geo.
T. Prndle and Sons, East aud West Char
lottc 49, W.T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-26
II. w. ALLEN e CO.

A Ready for Fail ano Winter.
OUR OPENING WEEK. VISITORS
FROM FAR AND NEAR PRONOUNCE
THE EXHIBITION UNEQUALLED AND
OF GREAT INTEREST. ~ 5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Raymond.

April 12.-Miss Annie Anderson
visited friends in Willmar over Sun
day.. G. W. Swenson Sundayed
IN Wlllmar 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Emerson expect to go to Willmar
some time next week and reside with
their son-haac Emersun-who is en-
gagged in business at that place .....
The banking business at this place
has proven to be more or less success
full as has been demonstrated
oy the way in which Spencer
Erickson and c. E. Fouts have mani
pulated the financial affairs of the
Bank of Raymond who founded the
institution in the spring of 1899, and
last week the bank was made into q
state bank with a capital stock of
$4,000 and will hereafter be known as
the State Bank of Raymond. "A
special election will be held Wednes-
day, May l, 1901, to decide whether
we shall have the proposed new school
house, and, If we are not mistaken,
two-thirds of the votes are required
before further steps can be taken in
this direction. However, it appears
the sentiment of the general public is
for the construction of a new school
building, and it is our humble opinion
that a new $4,000 school building will
go up in our little city during the sum-
mer.-Raymond News.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
kerkhoven.

April 12.-Mrs. Martin Negaard
and children and J. r. Hultgren ar
rived home from Green Lake Tuesday,
..... Miss Title Larson, of WilImar,
visited with her folks, the Parson ia
mily, of Pillsbury from Saturd ay
till Tuesday,. .... Mrs. j. c.. Fors-
berg, of Willmar, arrived here Mon
day for visit with her sister, Mrs.
John Olson Mrs. G. johnson, of
Pillsbury, went to Willmar Monday
for visit with her daughter, Mrs. L.
Hedlund. Miss Mimic Holmgren,
OF Willmar, has been here this week
to do some sewing for Mrs. Gust
Holmgren. Miss Ellen Faulk re.
turned to her home in Svea Tuesday
after a weeks visit at the John Fin
strom home, town of Pillsbury j.
y. Helgeson, of Willmar, arrived
here the latter part of last week to
take charge of the P. H. Roise & Co.
branch store -. @. A. Hedin, Will.
mars hustling real estate man, and
John Olson, of Belgrade, were in
town Tuesday q. m. on business
Kerkhoven Banner.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Auction Sale Of Couches.

I will sell at public auction at the
old Salvation Army hall west OF
Roise & Co.'S store, on Saturday,
April p, 1901, beginning at 10 O'Clock
a. M, about twenty-four couches, in.
Guiding bed couches, bed lounges, etc.
Also large stock of furniture cover
ing and trimmings.
All the above serviceable pieces oil
furniture will positively be sold a,
this sale if not sold before, and this
is your chance for great bargains.
The store will be open every day un
til the auction so if you want your
choice the sooner you come the better
Terms: All sums of SIS 90 and under
cash; above that amount time will be
given until November l, 1901, on ap.
proved notes bearing 6 per cent in.
terest. MARTIN SORENSON.
A. G. Crawford. Auctioneer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Beats Anything In It's Line.

The Easter edition of the Willmar
Tribune beats anything in the line of
q special edition. that has come to
our exchange table. Containing .
complete write-up Of that enterprising
city with illustrations It. was an un-
dertaking which, entailed much labor
and expense 10 the publishers, but
their efforts were attended with q sue.
cess seldom experienced in such un-
dertakings. The edition was perfect
in every detail, and Is On advertise
ment for w i1lmar that will bring last
ing results. armers' Leader, Pipe
stone.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Will Mako improvements.

J. L. Lindner is among the progress
sive men who will improve Willmar
property this season. He has COM
menced the work of improving his res
idence property on the corner of Sec
ond street and Kandiyohi avenue, and
the building will be a modern one
throughout. AS soon as convenient
Mr.. Lindner will erect q handsome
brick building on his Fourth street
property, to be used for his cigar fac
tory. The present building is entirely
inadequate for his increasing bust
ness. The prospective building will
be so arranged that it can be used for
other business enterprises besides the
one he is now engaged in. Mr.. Lind
ner has not yet fully decided as to the
exact plans.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Deserving Great credit.

The Willmar Tribune issued "a
page Easter edition last week. The
paper was replete with able articles
and suitable illustrations of the pub
lie schools and business industries of
that growing little city: accompanied
by handsome colored cover. The
efforts of the proprietors were certain
ly able and deserving of great credit,
while the mechanical skill displayed
would challenge any metropolitan
newspaper Office for neatness and ef-
ficiency.-Free Press, Fergus Falls.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
4 Credit to tho CITY.

The Willmar Tribune came out with
a "A page Easter edition that is a
credit to the proprietors and the pro-
gressive city in which it is published.
The write up of the town and the half
tone cuts of the principal buildings
and business men, will make an ex-
cellent advertisement. breckenridge
Telegram.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
4 Vorv Fine Edition

The Wil]mar Tribune has issued q
very handsome and beautifully illus
trated Easter edition. It consists of
"a pages, with Illuminated lithograph
cover. The paper is white book, the
illustrations half-tones, the printing
is excellent. The cuts include por-
traits of leading citizens and business
men, public buildings, churches,
schools and residences. It is certain
ly very fine edition, and reflects
much credit upon the Tribune CON-
pany.-St. Cloud Times.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Mas Beauty.

The mammoth Easter number of the
Willmar Tribune was beauty. It
contained % pages, between handsome
Illuminated covers,f profusely illus
trated with cuts of buildings and bust
ness men. The write-ups and mechan-
ical work were excellent. We con-
graduate the Tribune force on their
prOductiOn.-Wheat FOOTPRINTS.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Ought to Feel Proud.

The special Easter edition of the
Willmar Tribune surpasses anything
in the newspaper line ever received a,
this office. It contains "a pages des-
criptive of Willmar and it's business
men. geographically it is perfect.
The Tribune ought to feel proud of it's
effort -GrAceville Enterprise.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Is tho Finest.

The Willmar Tribune got out q
twenty-four page extra edition last
week as an Easter number. It con-
tains q large number of illustrations,
description and sketches and is the
finest piece of work geographically
that we have seen in long time
Lac qui Parle Co. Vidette. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
a 0astorpiooo.

The Easter edition of the Willmar
Tribune was masterpiece. It con-
tanned "a pages beautifully illustra.
tive of life and business activity in
Willmar. It was an elegant adver.
tisement Of Willmar and especially of
the Tribune Office. Herman Enter
prise. a (. & r * q. .z ..sl p"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

had tried to give an impression ror
moral uprightness which he did not
possess? After all It was not q trtftnr
matter, Edward said to himself as he
stood irresolutely on the steps. He
knew very well that he had escaped
deadly peril, one Of the blacklist
bells that ever engulfed young man,
and even yet he trembled at the
thought Of what he had lost, of the
wrong he had wrought upon his imagi-
nation and his memory.
He went on up the stairs slowly,
shaking OF some of the snow from his
coat and entered his room.
The minute he entered Willis, who
was trying on q costume of some sort
that he had evidently just pulled out
OF his dressing case, turned around and
said heartily: "Merry Christmas, old
man! Old Santa Claus" he added as
he noted Edwards snow covered form.
See here what my mother sent you
TOR q little Christmas present" He
reached down into his dressing case
and pulled out box done up in tissue
paper. "Oh, open it, man, and it won't
hurt you. Mother was bound to send
it."
Edward fumbled at the package and
finally opened it to discover a watch
and chain. He silently laid them on
his table and looked at them.
Its all right" exclaimed Willis,
laughing. II told mother about your
old turnip, that can't keep time any
more than pumpkin pie. and she in
sisted on my bringing you this. It
won't be polite at all for you to re-
fuse. Not good form in the society We
move in, and mother will never for
give you If you don't take it. Oh,
cracked you up all the time 1 was
home. Told mother all about the pa
per route business and the football at
fair, and I tell you she couldn't be
more grateful if l had rooms with
clergyman and Sunday school super
intendent and policeman all together
to keep me going straight, and the
fact is, chum," continued Willis, with
kind look that made Edward groan
as he thought Of his past record. lit
does me g4x,l to get back. I'm not
your sort much, but it's tonic for me
to have you around, and one of these
days when you get me converted I'll
do you credit. What sort of a time
have you had since I've been gone?
Must have been a relief to you to get
rid Of me awhile, guess. But, honest
ginger, I'm awful glad to see you. You
do me good!'
Edward had not said a word yet. In
tact, he wasn't able to, Willis ratified
on at such rate. But when Willis
paused his wide awake, good natured
face smiling carelessly toward his
roommate, Edward said in a voice that
trembled some, 1--WE got something to
tell you that may change your opinion
of me-"
"Ehw said Willis in surprise. He
turned and looked more closely at his
chum. The storm outside roared stead
lily over the hall as the two young men,
both grave now, stood facing each 9th
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
4 Beauty.

The best looking and most carefully
edited special edition of a country
newspaper that ever came to this Office
was the Easter edition of the Willmar
Tribune. It was a beauty.-Paynes-
Vile Press.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Was 4 Human.

! The Easter edition gotten out by the
Willmar Tribune last week was a
hummer, and reflected great credit on
the papers management. -Litchfeld
News Ledger. -.. .- ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
a Credit to the Town.

The special Easter edition of the
Willmar Tribune, issued last week,
was 9 credit to its publishers and the
town. -Kerkhoven Banner. rs.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
up.to.doto.

The Willmar Tribune got out anex-
ira number for Easter and the work
was certainly a credit to the force.
The haH-t0ne work was first class and
geographically the edition was up-to-
date.-Renville Co. Union,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

FOR SALE CHEAP-A 3 year old
full blood Jersey bull. r b. Frye,
Kandiy obi Township. Inquire Of At
torney Martin E. Tew, Willmar. lott
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
Keeps You we'll all summer. Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month. 35c.
"a. E. Mossberg.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

Real Estate. Loans and Insurance
I will loan money at low rate of in
terest and on favorable terms. Will
buy and sell real estate. Insurance
written in reliable Insurance compa-
MES. SOLOMON PORTER,
52tf Wt1lmar, MINI
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
% L. Hunts Parcel Delivery.

Trunks, parcels, packages, letters,
etc. called for and delivered to any
part of the city. Prompt service.
Charges moderate. Office Great
Northern Express. Telephone No.
81. 7tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

II our young visitors VIII cut out
their pictures, paste them in their
scrap books and preserve them, they
will in future years when they be-
come men and women, citizens of the
city of Willmar, derive much pleasure
from referring back to their work as
children and contemplating the great
changes wrought in their home town
since their childhood.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
OUR LITTLE VISITORS.
Young Wtllmar Visits the TRIBUNE 20
Secure Easter Edition Plcturas.


, At two O'Clock last Saturday q rush
of little feet was heard in the stairs
leading to the TRIBUNE Office, and in
q moment the narrow Office quarters
of the TRIBUNE were filed to q jam by
bright little girls and boys who came
in response to our invitation to claim
pages of the Easter edition containing
pictures of familiar Willmar build
ings and faces of Willmar people.
The editor was kept busy supplying
the children with the pages wanted
throughout the afternoon. It is need.
less to say that it was pleas ant task
for him, and that he feels greatly
obliged to the children for coming,
and will not forget their kindness.
Among our young visitors were the
following, with the name OF the
school each attends, except as occa-
sionally there came q little tot who
has not vet entered school, viz:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

theatricals given by the society men In
one Of the houses of q member who
lived In Raynor..
II ought to tell him all about it, l
suppose" Edward muttered to himself
down at the foot Of the steps. And the
. thought almost upset him again. He
was ready to make clean breast OF 1t
to his mother. He had already done so,
and it had lifted q load from his heart
He was going to tell Freeda, and he
i knew that she would understand him
and love him none the less. But his
roommate was another person. The
two incidents Of the paper route and
the football team had undoubtedly CIV
en- Willis feeling Of great respect for
his roommate. There was no longer
any doubt in Edwards mind that Will
lis had 4 deep and honest esteem for
him founded on the thought he had OF
his moral character. If now he should
frankly disclose to him the facts con-
nected with his recent experience, what
would become Of that respect which
Edward felt he priced at this moment
& more than anything else? Would he
ever again have any influence over VIII
. lis? Would it do any good to say any
i thing about 1t?
But then Edward knew that in spite
OF his efforts to conceal his visits to
] one Of the lowest Of the entertainments
4 two Of Willis society friends had rec
ognixed him there and might speak Of
/ II any time. Should he wait for .
s knowledge OF { It to come to Willis
through others and 70 give his room
uaate the suspicion that o. along be
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
philippinerne.
Zen ameritanife Hommishon giuer
gnlatan Erppinsfpre.

@uiguinto, proDinien gulaean. y.
s., 26o 5eb. 49, YbilIppinertpmmi5a
IioHsn sr tommsn bio fra UlauiIa 81
bar oprsitst YroOiusitprs ! 9uIac0a.
iom inotil ior tort lib Iiosn par tom
troasrei al Sniurgentsrne. Sniurs
gsntobsrit Worsls opersrsr irsmoeIss
NIB tine 300 Rebslsr i en- Del al
gropinIsn. Site oeitominore or
5rcosfplslisn % 5ilirsoskosn meo
amsritauIt Spsrbsibeo ida uobrsot
Ser Iom / nossu proUins, 9Oor Stpr:r
tioliaere er oprsttet.
aommisiGr.rne dntom bib ! Rilis
tGrpogue. os be Srofsotss gosne bleo
tiert til bet miIitRrs 6opeotpdrter.
Sud mango SRofsots, lom ben fore
Sal tunDe rumms. par til'teoe. gpens
gr9Iioent bilits apmmisiRrsrne Bel
tommsn og srilGrsos. at Solicit | prrs
pinisn. boor amsri,anit og Jiltpincz
Blob bdpoe flnpt. opristig badbeoe. !!
6pert NGrts al Srissn mdatts tiIin
tstgisres. % pau SprettsIis al E: ire
oe'igt Stprs. Tom sarant.rsr p~erionlis
Gribeo.
Rdnild, 26os 6eb. - 3rsdturpsft
6i.miMer 9tidpdssrns. SNoomm:r
uiite ia iprit pda Zen gurIds % uos
6rsois ia osrfra iii Gsrne 5ieio %
Ras6lt., og M piIsr ben fig paa Den
pdnun.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

profesforer / 2optpnoigbeo. Meciein,
eitsratur os Siitori., Spit % RENT
FAINT 5iloiofi Uso fIre al Guropds
melt iremrassros llnipsrfttetsr. S.cs
len 6egpnosr mep at DO tiasie" ! en-
tor gpgutng. men iadindrt ce nsoDsns
oigs Rioler er tommst ino, er BET i5enz
iisten, at opfsrs et sget 6us for bette
6oltes untperiitet. Gn tor Gum er
allsrsoe Iaml,t. Stolen sr fuIoitenois
upoIitiit og uietteriif.
Spaatet gapeus fps.
: Rom mates Der ! oisIe Oase
msget ON en- gdmmel iRIiom !oiitoris:
Oct par | gdmle 0dgs, mems BABE
SEQ ben 13oe enonu bar Grts6iifop |
gtru9id. Rapnet 9sroi par iuIt ben.
gang pdo dlIes Runoe iom Ct Jelts
rdab for be 2iberdIe eIer antitleri,ale,
% BET itoo at l9is o~ueraIt, brit % lapt.
G~rtsbiipen befIutteoc oa at tdse trdfs
tige 6orbolosre9Ier FOR at bli toit bette
forbade Rdun in0en lit 8~iipeosmm..
@n Dag Tom en- gummsl aone. Der ida
Nd Iom en- ~itinobdrlig Ser. farenoe opa
do 9aotn o. itreg imoo Grtebiipsn:
SPAS big prpIdt. Oh Isger at uns
osrtrptts 8eroi, men bin 2iosoda Be-
ror pda bans; on pil Do atturdt 30Sas
1e Iensre eno ban o. mart bore slemt,
mems hans Paon bill leoe". 3enn.
@piiooe, Der ben Sang patte negsu
Opiigt, foroi 3onsn bdpoe .t tort i'm
Iom SpdatiGrring. 6leo bog omFosr
9lsm: iuotil nu. ia BET foes at pduen
IeIp after bar minoet ON ben. Sdn
i.dl bare idst isrgmooigt: "Spem peo9
min SorqiGneer oeoe ut,urdt IN
Madneo fer 0ittor emmanuel pea
2osn. Sos mpso ON bet life M er
min StiGbue at islge sfter 9sroi."
SmannutitIer.
Oct ipanfte Mihiterium bar M
operbrdst 0rouningzR sssntinoen line
gnisgninser ON afitso.
5 mango 9ttritter | Stalisn .r
Der 4rbeioslssbso og nor Rso.
s 2sbst at Iisite Manpas %
3irsodg iuotrui 800 DsosfaIo 8om'
ban i Snoien, SaIuoeIsn at oisi,
ftpIotes gplospsitsu.
20 enaeliie Snsenisrsr refer for
tiosn | psru / bet gGrirpe al unoerIsg.
% optisbs 9ru6esisnoomme for et
SpHoi.dt | 2oHoon.
Ri Oloineer bleo iprlepen OdJ
toult al SulsOs pad en- 5attiggaaro
t9t oeo pdris.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
nubinpton.
1rufner line itr Born.

Collar 25cs 5sb. - unoer ct 4ns
falp at 8anpio orutneoe Gnten Rois
Wuraer tine Ter Born i uniontppn,
NAH. De bar to 9utter os FIRE pi.
ger. IRE til tolD aur gamls. GUN ia
fteoe BEN i en- tr.oips Dob opb grsHp.
Tom inosbolot TO sob 9anb. GUN
iprans ieIp nso i grsnoen os bolpt
gsrnenss Sopebsr unoer 8anost, ii!
be bar brusnet. hrs. Durssr blso
funbet lep.nbe meo fine ieg brr.nsbs
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

for Spanfpn fanpt BAN beb. Oapl
laa paa Rpssen ca. 60 Sob ira Stal,
ben. Dahl bar So aar sammel; ban
bar gift pe buppe to 9utter.
goroners Surp bar ioas iienot. at
petsr Dahl blep mnrbet for line pers
&c. Oct par 9abls Menins at reiie
til Minneirta ben naite Dag, % man
pibfte, at ban bapos en- for Gum paa
Jig. og Pengene bar %itiaalet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
NlidJioun.
SEQ ia bare ! Sunaru.

Sronpppo. 24be 5eb. - st GAM
melt Orb Tiger, at bOis en- Jinleuotr
itaI iIudes tiIgapns libel, mad Sooe
bet itiGrss at BAN us sismmss IA
goot, at ban life timber bet igien.
Sgaur falot en- inldnbf 4r6eioer bae
longs neo ! Rorris S6att. 5un
bolot fig fat i 5repartst ct gie6lit,
Og iad git BET buns iii gunoen, $50
Sob neoe. 5inI9ub.rsn FOB ftrar %
isien, GIT pp os s%isnOptog ar6sio,i.
Dan bapbs biot fs / 5unsen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Siberal Waps.

8runo Rapios. 26oe 5s6. - Wars
lin Rpsrion / ebieago bar tilbuot al
sipe gpen $4,000 til en- gibliotbe..
bpgnins. fOruoIat al Bpm giper Cont
os surantsrer @solieeboloslis. yss
iiemmelfsn al 9urantiiummen sr opers
laot til 9psn. SiOmmsr gap Rperion
Ypsn I'm geoitefar, Inioins Gampaus
Sismitso, til par.formaal, os giblips
tbstst ,r en- 9slsiernins til. RperiOn
bar aliiaa sipst I'm Sismbp 9apsrn..
@npr,fp Garnssis bapA Osiaa iilbuoi
gpsn en- itsrre Sum til gibliotbst.
men fat iirsnser, Setins.Iisr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

9srn / grsuoen at Haboer, iom ira.
benos op mso ct 2Oug. 9un par rls
isnoe panpittis. Senoes Wdno oeoe
for ct Mar iioen. Chen bar Gpuntiet
os barmbisrtise NdbRr unperitsttel
benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
aontratt Tor SnIfrrbttts.

Gumb2rlano, 24oe 5sb. - prGiis
bent Sbieosn for MinneIota Sutters
tpmpdni sr Der pg bar afIIuttet 8pne
trott for 9sperina al en- Nosis Sut
terbssts, Tom Ital bruoeS i bans ga
brit. Manas 5drmere hr bor srperi
msnteret men geetdolita % fuuoet. at
ben tribes uomGrtet % er AZ ben bsoits
SoaIitst babe mso SenIpn til Suts
terprpcent od @rdo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Ut Iplfsst lniusriittt.

Ct 5oltes lInipsrIitst blso Den 25pe
Jebruar furmelt Orsauii.ret ! Wisn.
Oct sr oprettet meo bet 5ormaul Ct
i9tts fGrlis a~rbeiosiolt iitano til at
anpsnos I'm 5ritio paa en- beore % for.
oelagtissrs Maaos ,no biotil. llnNrs
pisnins pil osripr tuu bli sio,t ON ai.
tsnsrne % ON Ssncassns. Iii at 9ples
pppulars Jprsorassraiisr ODER picsna
fabsIigs emnsr bar man fitret fs
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
mtarnuIt,t.
Yiuner | Ieer Bort opo.

Rem Ridmpno. 24oe 5eb. - Slc
S~bompion, en- at be tiolige Pionerer
Deer part, er oso. 9uu bleu feot
Rpres for 70 gar IiNn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Spn gnkntn.
Seiier til xDrge.

Summit, 24A 5eb. Siebmdno
8. 3. 8ruituen reiite til Norge isaars
aftes. 9un Teller fra Tsp gort ben
27ps 5ebruar os blir borts "a
Maaneber.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
glltupts.
Tarmtre til Sowa.

Bloomington. 26oe Jeb. OUR
oreoe gebOsrs / bet sitliss Rac2ea1
Gountp reiite ioas mso ct ipecielt Sill
npis Gsntraltran til bet nprbpeitliae
Soma. De Heits n 2anosiers. iom bar
iolst fine Jarmer os tisbt biaissrs
eanS / Soma. De flsite saar til ROts
mel Sim. 9rano junction os geooer.
0stis sr ben ffriie emisration af no>
gen Stsrrslis iioen ben fore til Sopa
for isr 4ar iicen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
%an lite anmtttrrt arrta,

Guune, aretu, ben 26oe 6sbruar:
Prins 8sorg at 0rGtsnluno, be euros
priIte Wa9ters 8sreraliommisiGr /
Iominiitraiionen al 8retu. mootog
ioag Weooslslie fra be fremmeos 8ous
Iuler ON, at Mdaterue bapoe afiIddet
bans Torildg ON at dnnsttere &retl
til 8rRtenldno.