davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03
lintonviljO.

July 1.-The bicycle and general re-
pairing shop being put up by Joe Hor-
cher is rapidly progressing and will
be completed. The building adds great
ly to the appearance of our village.
George Harris and sister Sadie returned
Friday last from a two weeks visit
with their sister at Wabasso, Red
wood county, MINI. ... Our school
closed Saturday last after successful
years work. A picnic dinner was
given at the schoolhouse in which all
the pupils partook, and had a good time.
....J. P. Flepsen, one of Stearns coun-
tvs most efficient teachers, who is
teaching near Spring Hill, was here
over Sunday and was entertained by
Prof. J. L. Nohner OF this place. 7.
A game OF baseball was played between
the Roseville and Ringville mines, on
the grounds OF the latter team, Sun
day, and resulted in favor of Rose
vile, q to Is. the Ringville boys
were outclassed and failed to score in
the first four innings. A large crowd
from here witnessed the game, and
talk about roofing! Prof. J. L. Noh-
ner umpired the game strictly accord
ing to Spaulding's latest rules. "A
grand ball will be given by the Lin
tonville Pleasure Club on the eve of
July 4, in Lintonville Hall, and all
who wish to enjoy jolly evening
should attend. Music by Hawick Or
chestra.. Crops of every name, nature
and description are good and pros
poets are for heavy yield. .. Hugo
Loll is improving his farm by the ad-
dition OF q new dwelling house. Mr..
Molde Of Zion town is experimenting
the carpenter work.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03

beating them to the tune of to Is.
The Whitefelders now realize that the
"Svea KIDS" as they call them, are
not so easy to handle as they at first
supposed. They will cross bats again
at the Svea grounds next Sunday.
Everybody should attend and give the
boys some encouragement .Remem-
ber that the glorious Fourth will be
celebrated at Svea. A picnic will be
held at the picnic grounds. If you
want to enjoy the day in decent, So
ciable way, then come to Svea.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03
Joined In Wedls,ok.


The marriage of Mr.. Henry E. Olson
TO- Miss Ida Nelson. 10Th ..ofs this
village, was solemnized last Saturday
afternoon at two O'Clock, at the Luth-
eran Free church, in the presence of a
large number of relatives and friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
E. E. Gynild. It was very pretty
affair, the church being most beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion.
White cloth draping with roses and
ferns and a large number of potted
plants were used for the occasion.
Lohengren's wedding march was
played by Miss Emma Dahlheim as the
bridal party entered. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Sigrid
Nelson, and the other bridesmaids
were the groom's sisters, Misses Ella
and Hilda Olson. The groomsmen
were Albert and Hans Olson, brothers
OF the groom, and Mr.. Harry Nelson.
The BRIDES costume was of cream
colored Henrietta cloth, with trimmings
of white silk and beading. She carried
red and yellow roses. The brides
maids we're dressed in white and also
carried red and yellow roses.
Following the ceremony at the
church the bridal party and guests
drove to the home of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Olson,
at Eagle Lake, where reception was
held. At $3.50 a wedding dinner was
served and in the evening the merry
guests did full justice to a supper.
Refreshments were served at intervals
and the hospitality of the Olson home
was enjoyed until late hour. Among
the numerous gifts received were
several sums in cash, including q
handsome donation from the groom's
father.
The happy couple will make their
home in Willmar, where the groom is
engaged in the blacksmithipg business.
The TRIBUNE joins their many friends
in wishing them most happy married
life.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03
Sunbureh.

June 30.-Rain every day and every
thing growing nicely 80. .Rasmus o.
son and family have just returned
from the old country. .Moen &
Gandrud, our merchants, are going to
handle prison twine this season. Call
and secure prices. Even Christian
son Is building basement under 81.
Torgerson's store. "A school pic
mic was held at @. J. Finstad's place
last week. A good time was reported.
....There was picnic at T. Hanson's
grove last Sunday. .....A Fourth of
July picnic will be held in J. Hamre's
grove, one mile south of Sunburqh
postoffice. I'm. Larson and family
and C. Gandrud from Barsness and
Even Gandrud from Glenwood visited
at Moen & Gandrud's last week,
Mrs. Qvamme is back from Renville.
where she has been visiting with rela-
tives and friends II. P. Morteu-
son made business trip to Kerkho-
ven the other day.. e. Railson was
seen on our. roads the other day with
q new trotter. 80. Colonel Glesne is
also up to date with roadster.
}. A. Olson from Benson and G. A,
Laughton, the Huber man, were
around here lately, trying to sell
thresh1ng rigs. Mrs. Jorgenson
and Mrs. Gunnufson visited their sis
ter at Warner last week. Quite a
number from here went down to WILL
mar to attend court last week. Mrs.
H. A. Torgerson died very suddenly
yesterday morning. CARPENTER.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03

John Martin Stanghelle died at his
home in the town of Mamre the 23rd
sult. of consumption. Deceased was
the son of J. O. Stanghelle. He was
20 years of age. The funeral occurred
the following day from the Hauge
church, town of Norway Lake.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03
Married ut Wlllmar.

France A. Ardof and Miss Martha
Buchanan, both of New London, were
united in marriage at Willmar by
Rev. D. T. Booth yesterday Tuesday.
A reception will be given to invited
friends at the home of the bride next
Saturday. Mr.. Ardotf is renting one
of the Neer farms east Of New London
The TRIBUNE wishes the young people
happiness and prosperity IN their new
relation. 81 3ss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03
LOCAL BREVITIES

Willmar will celebrate the glorious
Fourth tomorrow.
Richard Haley and wife returned to
Minneapolis Saturday.
Miss Anna Benson is a new clerk
at the Alden cash store.
Miss Julia Shelstrom spent Sunday
with friends at West Lake.
Mrs. W. W. Knight is home from a
visit with Burbank relatives.
There will be English services at
Synod church next Sunday morning.
Lars Norlander returned last Wed
nesday from trip to Alberta, Canada.
B. F. Westfall has returned from
the Pacific coast to make Willmar his
Nome.
ThOs. ScOttOn has commenced build
ing on his new lots at the south end of
Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Matthews spent
Sunday at Sioux City with their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Fowle. =
, Mrs. F. G. Hardy is a patient at the
hospital in Breckenridge. She is
suffering from nervous trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Devaney OF
Hutchinson, have been the guests of
Wilmar relatives the past week.
Miss Annie Lien returned this week
from weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Peterson, at Braham, MINI.
J. T. Johnson, of the TRIBUNE force,
returned the first of the week from a
brief visit at his home in Maynard.
The barber shops will be open until
twelve O'Clock tonight to give every.
body q chance to prepare for the 4th.
Mrs. G. T.. Mclaughlin and daughter
Blanche of Sioux City, have been en-
/ ioying visit with Willmar relatives
Miss Minnie Hennings left on Mon.
day for St. Cloud, where she will take
up special teachers work at the Nor
NAL school.
The assessors from the different
towns have completed their work and
last week fled their returns with the
county auditor.
Mrs. j. F. Norton and Miss Olive
T Wykoff, of Sioux City, Iowa, are here
for two weeks visit with their sister
Mrs.7L B.: Allen. r.
The "Insurance Press'' of New
York reports that the life insurance
companies paid 1858 in losses q,
Willmar last year. = T.
Mrs. J. Lundquist and Mrs. O
Selin were among the Willmar people
who attented the Johnson funeral q
Colfax last Sunday.
The aged mother of DR.. E.. S. Fros
has been quite low, and fears have
been entertained for her recovery. Sh'
&. Is, nearing her Seth birthday.
Miss Maud Howard arrived yester
day from spicer to take the position
b 1t Segerstrom's music store tempo
rarily filed by Florence D. Porter. .
Mrs. G. "A. Birch returned Thursda,
from her trip to the Pan-Americal
B exposition with them minnesota editoria
party of excursionists. It was . mos
I enjoy yable trip.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03
Obituary..

Anna Olson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Olson, of the town OF St.
Johns, died the 21st ult. of consump-
ton, aged 20 years. The funeral SER
vices were held the following Sunday
from the St. Johns church, and the
remains were Inferred in the Lutheran
Free church cemetery.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03

Traue & Larson, of the Model
Bakery, have dissolved partnership.
The business will hereafter be con.
Quoted by II. G. Traue.
Mrs. Henry Torgerson of Sunburgh
died last Saturday morning, She was
not sick when she went to bed the pre-
vious evening. She was married
about a year ago.
Andrew Weiss, a former Willmarite,
has removed here with his family to
again make this city their home. Mr..
Weiss will attend to the bakery depart
ment at H. c. Traue's.
The crop reports from the different
localities in the county are of a very
| encouraging nature. With favorable
weather from now on it is expected tha,
this years yield will be very large
| one.
In spite of the cool evening there
was a good-sized crowd at the park
Friday evening to listen to the band
concert and partake of the ice cream
and cake which was. served for the
benefit of the band.
The Swedish Baptist Sunday school
will have picnic in O. n. Ekdahl' g
grove in the town of Kandiyohi on
July 4th. Conveyances will be on hand
to take the members out at O'Clock
sharp, from the church.
Preaching Sunday at the Methods,
church by the pastor, Rev. c. Brad
ford, at 10:45 q. m. and 8 p. m.
Morning subject, 'Living Water
Evening subject, "Our Nations Mis-.
sion." Everybody welcome.
Miss Helen Johnson, who had spen,
a couple of months here with he,
brother, Rev. G. H. Johnson, and
family, left on Monday for her home
in Chicago. From there Miss John.
son will 60 to New York for visit.
Mrs. Ingrid Markhus and daughter
Bergitta are at Pelican Lake, nea,
Brainerd, where they will spend the
summer. W. T. Markhus expects tc
join them shortly, to spend some time
in the pine region for the benefit of hie
health.
An operation for appendicitis wal
performed on Mrs. August Embertsor
yesterday at her home in the village
The operation was successfully per
formed by DR.. MacLsughlin and las
reports are that the patient was doin@
nicely.
Mrs. M. Haferman returned to hel
home at Clara City Saturday, afte
spending several days here. She hat
here infant child with her to undergo
treatment by DR.. Rains. They wer
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ). L
Lindner. .~.. ..~5-.~t.:.. g.:
The Great Northern company ha
settled with Marius Johnson in th
amount of 81, 100. The original clair
for damages was 5000. Mr.. Johnso
was severely injured by the falling Q
q wall while in the employ of tn
company. s,sss ~. WIN
John Olson, the Belgrade merchah,
returned home Saturday. He had bee
at Kerkhoven making arrangement
for opening q store at that place. Mi
i Olson 8 father In law will be associate
with him and they expect to open q
about the 25th inst. 81 :..ss5s /
L "A crew of Western Union men .hav
been working along the line west 3
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03
Fourth Of JuIv Celebration

There will be q picnic at leter
Blomgren's place, Lake Lillian, July
4. All kinds of races, fireworks, etc.
Bowery dance in the afternoon and
evening. f... ~: ..-
Clip =, ALFRED JOHNSON.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03

IN endless variety Of odds and ends
10 osoeks1y 60 Do closed out regard
less ef esst 4. {. uessbsrg. [20ti
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03

The storm that swept over this coun-
ty last Wednesday night did consid-
cradle damage to buildings and wind.
mills. Up to the time of going to
press the following have been report
ed: August Johnson, Waitefeld, barn
totally wrecked; Ole Rasmussen,
White6eld, granary moved off the
foundation; N. A. Nordahl, White.
field, windmill blown down; Axel Lev.
erens, Roseland, barn blown down; J.
G. Flann, Lake Lillian, windmill de.
strOyed. S
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03
Destructive StSfias. 4

OOStPuoIeVO SSCkyMS.
Last Friday afternoonA heavy storm
swept over Minnesota, doing consid.
erable damage to crops md buildings.
It was accompanied by torrent OF
rain and in some places Hail. In Ren.
vile county the hail storm dev astated
strip three miles wide End running
through four townships. In one town.
ship in stearns county tie crops were
destroyed. From hundreds of other
places come reports ofsdamages to
crops. In some places the storm de-
veloped cyclonic proportions. Hous-
es were demolished andsmany people
seriously injured. Lightning did
much damage.
Minneapolis received the full fury
of the storm. A numbersof buildings
were totally destroyed and many 9TH
ers partially wrecked. Innumerable
plate glass windows We're broken by
the flying debris, and, merchandise
ruined by the food OF rain. One per-
son was killed by liye wire while
trying to extricate some people caught
under a wrecked building. Many
we're injured by the wreckage that
seemed to fill the air. Pawnee Bills
wild west show tent wassstorn down,
and one boy had his skull fractured
by the center pole, while many others
received slighter injuries. St. Paul
also suffered from the wind, though
not so much as Minneapolis. In Wis
consin great damage vas done. A
cyclone struck near New Richmond,
the place that was destroyed by cy-
clone two years ago, and destroyed a
number of farm houses. No loss of
life is reported, but particulars of the
storm are meager as all telegraph and
telephone wires are down$in that To-
cality. ~ Es
In this county there was.no damage
done as far as We have been able to
learn. <#
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-03

Old papers for sale At the Office.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
Sru pr,ybYi,ewifi.
On asnsssil Get. Dame brGbt ! Ran.
fafns al IN puIf Wsoseier.

ct tpff RIab meooeler, at ben
noriffsote Sru Gognp Prspbpi3epfi,
gift meb ben polite 5orfatter at bette
f9Ie Ropn, e. blet br9bt ! 4aufaius
af en- poIf @ooseier peo 0opn
gmerpf.
Gmerpf, Der par Ssn at en- WH.
Iion9r, IRrte iom nittenoarig Grn
Brspbpi5etpFi at fienoe. 90 Den
polite 6orfotter lasoe life lin Suitrn
Sinoringer ipeien, oa bun pilbe for.
enc fig meb ben utge gmerpf. Ebert.
imoo iiiIgte ban benbe ielo til Rns.
lamb, oo bun began fig til fin Glifeoe.
Reo Vrapbpisemifis Snbpilaelie
reifte Gruen ienere meb gmerpf til
auitfuius. mebens Wanben opbolbt fig
! 2emberg. Set ipnes, iom IN Grr
acknowledgements gap Gmerpf @runo
til at tro, at bum life G1ngere pilbe
bore hos BAN, 90 at ben unge Wano
at Sfinipse bar or9bt benoe os iis
ielp.
Yna Sotenet / 5ifIis, bpor Trage'
bien fanot Steo, bapbe Gmerpf efter-
Iaot fig fslgenne Billet:
IS fulo geiioelie at min Sornlft
orGber iee Sru 3asnp Hr5pbpi5ew.
Ri. Seq beoer. life at beifploe no.
gen for, bpao Ser er b9nbt. aaria-
serne bebsper lea life at rsre peb, oa
bet er panifeIigt at f%orftaa Dem.
.Wine @reoe, iom logger paa goroet,
beber leg ON life at aabne, on, life
at andre 8runoe, iaa foroi Der / benz
for Gem, mine Serrer, abiolut life
err noget interesiant. Sru Gagnp
Brspbpi5epifi er isbt | Rorge, gift
meb ben befienbte polite 5orfatter
Stanislam Er3pbpi5emffi. Sum er
SO aar. @labpslam gmerpf."
Den mprbeoe Srrie par 9atter al
ofosbe Diitriftsl9se Suell pao
8ongspinger. !Sun bar ifrepet en-
bel Del baabe / norffe og noeulanolfe
9ibsFrifter, oe bar ogiaa til Natio'
nnIteatret inoIeperet ct Stpffe, Der
ifal bore meeet talentfulot. gun
efterIaoer en- minoreaarig Ssn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

Uormlte ct BIT dniIdot til 1000 aliI.
Homer Dollars, % enbba bar man
life reenet meb Ell Gel Esnoer Din.
mnnter, iom ban bnr fat tiliioe for
life at trpffe neo priien ! Narfeoet.
6or en- lib fioen bpeoe Belt fig ct
&us | pnrf Cane, 2onoonL o. bet er
ingt, at Suiet iIetiffe er imaghalot.
men bog ct at De foitbnreite I euro.
pa. On uittig sieI bemnrfet, at Str
len bar "earIp South Ifrican."
Set er omtrent ii Iar. iioen Belt
% @booes i%nbrsmmet. at man I'll
ben Tio bapbe tat ub ca. ii IONS
Diamanter af De Beers Ninerne.
Den aarIige Brofit err omtrent 10
Milioner Collars.
Set fan NOT bore, at DIR. Bet er
ben rieeite Wanb ! Weroen. Gan er
10 baaoe 0iamantfonee % Cub.
fonse. Men bnao err ban mer? or
ban en- Wanb, mango bill peIiiene,
~efterat ban er eaat neb | fin 8rap9
San er bet maaite % maaite life.
Br.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
6ammel Sanes Riitorie.

Rplte afbsbe Or. Mmoreas Isabel
bapoe iom befienbt ffrepet oen en-.
gang iaa popiiI9re Gang zee Nor.
ges glomIterbaI", Der bIep iunset for
fsrite Sang at acknowledgements.
gen peo ben fsrite norife Sanserfeit
/ Iifer lite sunni 1851.
Hu fan bet babe fin Snteresie at
erfare oenne Gangs SilbIioeliesbilto-
rie efter fslgenoe grep fra Or.
Isabel til Otto anbersien:
Seq bapbe Sen 8l9oe at siere
mig forbolbsois uosbelis oeb "Nor.
ges glomiteroaI" cher "glonot Sielo
o. 81 % Siorb", Der mootoges meb
oemonitratipt gifalo. os ienere REQ
iin glade Gone. - Welooien Der er
tpif, bapoe leg bfrt en- minore
&partet hos gebrens, iom itrar inb-
tog mig % inipicerebe mig. sgren
for Saneen bar BOG p~aientlig min
Soiterbpso, "Ssnbre 2ano", euet
"6Iuberg" peb &anosfioroen, bpis
9iuebe ies after ibsit bar npot, ipei.
let / 6ioroen, oe iom aItib fslser mig
- og gebrens' Sptagelie al Den /
i'm Sfoleianeboe, bporueo Den meo ct
GIag u~obreotes oper oct eanife 2anb,
bpor oen ierere poa mine 8anorinr
ger bositdpeIist bar msot mig fra
Samerfeit til 2iaeiano for life at iise
fra Horofap til 2inbesn9s."
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
YoganmcloeKe.
(af 5. Wulsrs essen.)

"Norae | 4merita" at Mdrttn uloeitao.
Opennapnts 5prfatter er alereoe blss
ben bel tjsnbt blanbt bet ~itanbinapiits
publitum for fine to forub uogipne Bss
ger: "Slepbialp / Gn9elff" % "Gugelf@
Rorf Srbbos," bpilte Bigger meb tor
Nntte er benpttet al Suiinoer al tatnems
melise 9anosn9no.
Den nu ubgipns Bog. "Norse | @nes
rita" er ct I~tcrartet Bari / fit Slags os
bet FOREIGNER iarlis anertienoelie; bet bar
toitet Sorfattsren opsrOrosntlis messt 4rs
beios, % llbsifterne f%orbunben meb uosi@
pelIen bar perst ftsrrs, enb nossn Tan
tante; bare til grspporto sr Der mebgaaet
S ,622.40. Waatts ban faa 9sosrlas Tor
bet aItiammen; ps bet FOREIGNER ban, tbt
9oan er az ct upuroerliet Barb for ems
bper, fom pnitsr at faa Oplpsnins ON
@enner oe gstienptes gopal, aoresfe %
gefjGftiselfe runot ON | bette fore Sdno.
8oaen bill ~iaaIebes tien. Ionu ct uornars
let apmmlmitationsmiopsl for bet piots
Ipreoie norfte 5olt; MAJ timber Der DIP
lpsnina ON be nprife Entertainers Bottle
Der, gsfiaftisslie. tirtelis @irtiomhso,
llooifling. G~sbebpso, Gountpets os gpsns
gelissenbeb os Stsrrelie; ade Bpsr oe
poitoFiess .r a~lfabetiF oronet os finoes
meb 2etbso.
goam aiper osiaa Undertaking ON
ncrife Blade, 9~arsanitalier, g%armhiertt9s
be~osdnftalter m. m. ct fort Oobbslfs
tart GO o. 80 Sommsr) fsissr meo.
goasn meb aartet toiter $2,75 mee 25e !
pprto Tom silas, Os inoeholbsr ga ST.
Der.
for 6orretrinesm9no. fom snitsr Sus
Fnber at 2or,sier % for De mango, Tom
snTter at sienFnbe frupersnoe Slest %
@enner, Tom man bar tabt Sporet al, ot'
goaen bore at ct rsset fort g9ro os I'll
iarbeles mes.n Sielp. Man bill pao
bisTe oper 600 Siber Fnbe Rdpn ce
aoresfe paa op.r $4,000 5orretninss'
manb, preiter, prOfesIcrsr, Gmbeos'
manb, a~rbeiosfolt os / andre eipsftilin'
ger; berdf fan man foreftilt fig, bpdt
Grbeioe Der sr last paa bette Storpari
/ gpaaplsn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
13iuio AmnSreife'Ga
imeuem 81. paml %
SttuetapSfyiten.

Sen soe Suli oil Rorthern @acife 8anen
arranesre en- Lap feriteiiasies &unoreiie,
Tart al $4,000 fra be pitliee Gnoeitattcner
til Gsattle, Tacoma cs 1prtIanh Salgs'
batosrne psb be pitIise enbeiationer pil BIZ
fra Ste til % meo 1sbe Suli, % ben peerfis
8stuririit or lot til site AIsuit 1901. gs'
Iiemmsliesiteoet maa uaaes isueit ben isos
Suit; Cpbelo unbstpeis ttIitaaes beeee
Y}eie inoen the transit limits.
Tette 5iIbue er en- eneiiaasnoe Nn~leenins
for benz. Tom snitsr al ie fig ON sfter nps
Diem % Sarme. til of iomme nj 2oropeiten
o. ie opsr 2anbst, ener til at sIpre en Spli'
reile for BEN, icm smIier at beisse Siasl
% Heuurr paa Hsffpiten
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
panifelist 2lrbeiee.

8aa ben bolanoife 9 Srmotra
oct ipollgc aiien Iaeoe iprleoen et
Sompani en- acknowledging gienneir
~llrifooea men BET bar Ct temmelia
ponifeIigt Arbeioe at uoisre. s ben
tGtte SfoD iulo al SlpnapIanier
trai 5oltene bnppig paa eIeiouter,
Etgre, gSileioin oa andre iarliae Cpr.
0isie bar life Iette al forbripe. %
naor 5oItene bar borte, req be SeIe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
Binion0ren Belt.
San er maafc @croens riseitc Munb.

9iamantfongen Ilfreo geit err
maaife ben rigeite Wuno / 8eroen;
ioetminoite sisr ct GanaoabIao ben
Eaaitano. San err iaa at Il Sielen /
De meget omtaIte De Beers Oiamant'
miner ner aimberIep, Spbafritu, %
ielpeite Cecil Rbooes blir bare Ell al
minbelig Sitsmano | Sammenlig'
Ming meb 9eit.
Wtr. 9eit err life femti Iar enonu.
Sans Ssar bar for % Iar lioen en-
formlenbe aisbmano | Sambrrg, %
unge 9eit bar Betleut | 5arens 5or'
refining. geo De Sioer bespnote Der
at bIi 2ip o. Msrelie | Spoafrifa, %
Sanlburefisbmanoen fom / ~betpoelig
Sanoelsforbinbelier meo 5orret-
ningsmGato / aimberlep % andre
Steoer i oct "npe 2ano." alfreo
geit bar ga % Iar, slsg, opgtig,
foriigtis % oriftig. Saren ienote
ham til Spoafrifa for at ie % bsre,
oa ilnge 9eit, Der bar goot foripnet
meo Benge, Mnbefalingsbrepe, BAD
ben, Erooiant % andre 5ornsoen-
beosartifler brugte tine Zine 90
Gren bel.
Infomnten til Rineoiitriftet fanoi
ban en- SeioLfnins, iom bar blit balo.
gal oe uitprlig UNDER 8anrpen for al
bli fort rige. Operalt talte man ON
1tororteoe Iunb at 9iamanter. og
operalt berifet llro % 9onlsSbeo.
aappeitrio % Spefulation rltnerte
mango, mems enfeIte fom liz frem til
Riebom. Epperi bsrte til Oagens
Sroen @eotageri ogiaa.
hinge 9eit iaa % foritob Sti1in
gen. San lao, at bet funoe bli foi
meget euoo6 al Oiamanter, og at oel
maatte bIi bolbt aontroI meo Ola
m%anttrafiten. llben SpboIb git bar
ioei meS at ubfsre ct Irbeioe, ion
mango bar billet al Cecil &bobes
areoit Tor ban orbnet Driften o.
llbfer'len.
Rbobe$ tom Here gar %ierere. Of
ban bar uanlrligpis ogiaa bapt el
Soanb meo | 0e Beers Diamantmi
ner; men 9eit bar % er ben ferlt
% itsriie 0rbner. 9e Beer aompa
niet betnler itore aarlige Gipioenoei
oe er fapltaliieret for 40 Winione
Collars.
Saa fpnl Opbaselien at Sub o.
@uIoielter, % Der igien q Scit oei
ferite Sr6uer eler Sreaniiator. Sol
oiIbe. @ulominerne ifiiloe bli oreun
meo Strait % eiter pioenifabeIig
Trinciper % ienote til amerifa ei
Ter Inifiueri % Sngenisrer. Disi
III goo Son - fra $4,000 til 100,
1000 Dollars Maret.
t ait bette gioroe 9eit iaa tint o
iiiIt, al geroen life berie fort or
oct, Set er life Belts @ane at braa
fe, larmle % apertere iie. Soertom
, San er Cecil Mbobes' Mooi9tnin
i Der Stpffe. Wen bet b9note DOC
at Belt oeian aperterte liz - iom ,
ban uo,tilte en- 1881 aarut rem. boi
Claimant Jet 8utifpinbu ! Baris .
/. falote Den 22S1a aarat. Oct ifulf
. bore en- ~9srsoe al bore 9arer."
] gfr. geit niier iis iom en- meg'
e tarpeIia Manb, baaoc bpao Opferi'
] % ~alGSesoraet aneaar. Snsen, icl
e life pioite Oct. piIoe ia ham for Ell ri
lmastis Gorretningsuanb. &au
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

fonftcIperne operenbe erer braufe
StouItronbetse ofiobe. De Snbfbote
bar ogfna til 9Iose. De ftinI StaaI.
troab for beraf at gipre GoIber og
Doner, aonpnniet bIeb nsot til at
'ftile gngter | en- Mfftanb al 20 WiI
ira bDeronorc, for at be ippdgtige
Snbfsbte funoe paogribes % be piIbe
Tpr afboIoes fra at sisre Sfaoe,
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
Yer e enDnu np9e GrempldRr flbaae AZ:
Gamilies 29Snitta &c. (ntcO SiIeOer)

sa pore aiere Hmbs at aaa fuDiommn paa SdOs meo be fOnsaaenss
Rumre. af bple be to fbfe uht Spus Of $4,000. gerast fpsns
...Supbplo...