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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17
Mako Final Arrangements

X meeting of the reception conn mittcc of the chamber oi commerce was held last evening at the office oi Dr. Keller Co perfect Che arrange
 mcnts oi receiving the River and liar | bor Committee oi Congress. expected Co arrive on thc Victorian today
 Thirteen members oi the chamber ] Iwll accompany the party on their trip Co White Horse. loaded with hampers oi lunch and refreshments calculated Co please any variety of taste that may be possessed by thc lady or gentlemen guests The committee cannot make any fixed arrangements for che enter taiumcut oi thc guests in Skagwa', but will do the best thca can Co meet any immcrgcncics that may arise. The committee has not even been definite y advised as Go how many people will be iu thc visiting party There will be it Is expected. 90 large committee from thc Seattle chamber oi commerce. Hon John Paul Hartman Is thc chair man oi that committee and will be armed with a responsive address Go the assembled citizens ii there be any opportunity Co asscmblc) when Mayor Woodruff turns over the keys oi the city and extends the liberty of the town. It is generally honcd by the people that an opportunity will be li' iordcd Co see how gracefully Mr.
 Woodruff can do that kind of a job
 Most of the w. ?. & N officials will accompany the party Unless some thing has happened Co irustrltc his plans. Hon. Frank K. Cu,hmaH. oi Tacoma. will arrive with the party Mr. Cushmau has cut some figure it win be remembered. with thc report oi thi, great congressional committee. hut the amenities are SO finely poised among national legislators at Wash metou that his presence win recall no little aunoyanccs that hloocncd iu the debates oi last winter Mr. CuShman. ii he comes. will not be present solely for the purpose oi a junket There are several little things about Alaska he desire, Co investigate that he may act utclligcntly upon them later on. Many people m Skagway know Mr. Tongue. of Oregon. and there Is hardly @ mem bcr of thc congressional committee who will not on this trip run across somebody they have met before.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17
BELL TOLLS
As the Fireman's COrtege
 Marches to the Cemetary
The Uniformed Firomon of Skag- way With the Fire Corps of tho Barracks Honor tho Memory of Comrado Robert Parlin

The funeral of the late Robert Mil lett Parkin was held at Peoples un- dertaking parlors at 2 o'clock yester- day afternoon. The services were con- ductcd by the Rev James c. Cameron. rector of the Episcopal church, as- sisted by members of St. Saviour s choir. as follows: Mrs. B. Clemlngcr, organist: Mrs. King. Miss Florence Peabody. Miss Helen de Succa Mir M. B. Clcminger and Mir. W. II. Fay lor
 The bier rested upon bank of beau tiiul wild flowers and offerings of roses and carnations. and beautiful white cross of roses had been placed upon the coffin by friends of the deceased. X number of ladies were present
 The rector read the impressive burial service of the Episcopal church and made a few touching remarks to the comrades of the dead fireman. The choir m subdued voices sang Peace. Perfect Peace" Days and Moments and Nearer my God Co Thee.
 After the ceremony the bier was placed upon the hose cart oi his com pany and covered with ,hc American flag. The cart was draped in mourn ing. the ,pokes. ielloes. tongue and long running rope being entwined with black and white drapcry
 The fire department turned out m full force and uniform. wearing crepe at the arm. and took their stations at the running rope or fell m to the rear of the cart. They were preceded by the draped colors of the government troops and three buglerS. As the cor tcgc slowly moved down Broadway. the bugles played the dead march and the fire bell tolled. Passing the bar racks the fire corps of the colorcd troops stood at attention. with uncov. cred heads and fell in at the rear of the procession when it had passed. As the cortege filed slowly along Holly street many of the citizens removed their hats in honor of the dead. The services at the grave were also con ducted by Rev. J. G. Cameron. The faithful fireman was laid Co rest with in a short distance of the Reid monu- mcnt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17
GOOD REPORTS COME
 FROM THE BIG SALMON
Lake Creek Regarded As the EdOrado of the New District Regular Steamer to Run on the HOOtalinqua--
 Hydraulic Plants Working on Greeks

ten crown claims and have large hy- draulic plant nearly ready for opera ton
 Among the creeks already discov' cred which are paying good wags are Mcndicino. Little Violet Cottor. Eva Summit. Livingstone, Martin, Sylvia. St Gcrmain, and Lake creek, the new find.
 Much discussion as to where the principal town ot the district will be is now going on lt is most probable that Mason's Landing will be the place lt Is at the head of navigation twenty miles up the Hootalinqua. Overland from Mason's Landing Co the principal creeks it is about eighteen miles and 1t is very hard to get goods into thc country as there has been a shortage of horses
 There was one pack-train of ten hor- scs operating when left. but since then twenty more have been sent in from White Horse There were scv- cral tons of freight at the landing wait' ing Co be taken out Co the creeks
 The Clifford Siton reached White Horse yesterday. via Hootalinqua. She left off 90 passengers at the latter place and took on eight for White Horse. The Bailey has returned from her trip up che Hootalinqul and brought out several men who are going back. She is expected Co make another trip nm the next few days
 J. ?. Whitney. of the firm of Whit ncy & Pcdlar. oi White Horse. has re- turned from thc diggings and Is pre- pairing Co rush in a big stock of goods.
 The first discovery was made on Liy- ingston creek two years ago. but ow- ing Co the pay streak giving out the miners became discoura"ed and many left there Co seek other fields that were more promising \ few however, re- maincd and made a thorough cNaml- nation of the place and found that the pay streak did not give out as was at first supposed bat dipped under the mountain and when picked up again was richer than ever.
 When thc discovery was announced thc old timers began to go back. with inc result that the whole country was given a thorough overhaulng with the results known.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Good reports continue Co come irom the Big Salmon country and there is every indication that a wonderful gold producing camp has been struck Sc'- cral prominent White Horse buslrcs' men have returnd and ar preparing Go take i'm stocks. The last steamer np from Dawson had many passengers Tor Hootalnqua and there is talk oi ih' B. Y. N. Company putting on -eeu lar steamer from White Horse. li % also rumorcd that the K C. Company is Co run a steamer up the Hootalnqu' this week. James Salcc, one oi the earliest prospcctors of the country and who discovrcd the new diggingS that have caused the stampede. arrived on last nights train.
 "Thc Big Salmon country is sec ond Klondikc." said he Put one hall the capital m that country that has been wasted in the wildcat stampcdcS of the last two years and astonishing rsults will be obtained.
 "For prospecting the Big salmon country is away ahead oi any other district m the Yukon. As Co the ground that has already been stakcd. the owners seem satisfied, as they don [ want Co sell
 Lake creek will prove thc banner producer of the district, at least that is the present indication.
 "On No. ! they gre taking out good money and ou discovery they are mak- ing big finds. Last Saturday two so nuggets and a Slo nugget was found. This property is being worked by Bcv cridgc and is owned by Skagway pco pie.
 On Summit creek it is more of hy- draulic proposition and there are scy- cral plant, going in Already three plants are working and doing we'll The Kelly boys. who took a hydraulic plant m last winter. have been working for some time and have made a good clean up. They will not state how much they have taken out but thc amount will bc large
 "Ou Livingstone Peters and Cav auaugh have a plant at work on dis coycry claim and have taken out Slo.- GOO m thc last few weeks The A. C. Co.,. of Dawson. last winter purchased
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17
TO LOOK AT THf MINES FAST STEAMERS RACE
Victorian Proves too spoodS For the
 steamor Mainlandor

The Cottage City brought news of an exciting race between the Mainlander the crack Canadian flyer and the Vic torian. ou thc lattcr's last trip down which resulted in a victory for the lat' ter
 As the Historian was passing Van. couvcr the Naiulandcr. also Seattle bound. steamed ont just about even with the Victorian. Both immediately commenced to put on coal and the race was on.
 Gradually the Victorian commenced 10 pull away from the Mainlander and beat her into Seattle by a good margin
 old men. young men, boys and youths. We can please you in hats r II. ClaySon & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17
Patsy Clarke Camo Up to Ketohikan
 On tho Cottago City

Patsy Clark. the Spokane million airc. with hi, son. D. Clark. ir. came up to Kctchikau on the Cottage City to examine hi, mining property on Prince of Wales Island
 He has organized a development company Co exploit Alaska properties and intends Co commence work on Prince oi Walc, Island
 After a few weeks stay ou the island he win come north to Skagway to have a look at thc Atlin and Porcupinc countries
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

sheep would bring good money there just at present
 \ great amount of building is going on and the water front is rapidly being built up with warehouses;
 Mr. Mogcau says that Mrs Fcrgu. sons scheme Co number the houses of Dawson at Che expense of thc owner has failed. thc prcscni council iguur- ing her right from the previous couur'l
 He will remain m town several days visiting friends.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17
R. R. Officials Roturn

The party of railroad officials. in- cluding President Graves and Vice president Newell. General Manager Hawkins and Traffic Manager Lee. ac- companicd by George A. Bracket and Mrs. F.. (. Hawkins, returned from Atlin on last nights train, after a sur ycy of the property at White Horse and a look at the gold fields oi the lat ter place.
 The party will remain at Skagway until the Victorian sails when they will leave for Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Bosworth & Aggers, wholesale deal CTS. Fourth avenue between Broadway and State streets, received by last boat choice poultry, butter eggs and yegc tables
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Baths in porcelain tubs at the Royal foot Fifth avenue. Ladies apartments Steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Belle of Lexington Whskey-eight years old-just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whiskey-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17
As Good As Ever

Upman's Extra q cigar. best 8 cents cigar m America Try them.
 CHEALANDER.S sth. Ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Home made cakes If Chealander's. Fifth ave.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Visit the Royal steam plant and see how laundry is done without injury 'o goods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Roast Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rninier BOer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Rex brand hams. bacon and lard at Lilly Bros. tt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

A fancy vest for a plain price a' Clay sons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-17

Ameri,au Tailor. 4si Broadwav
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14

(Etrsba9s syournal): @jennem Eeie>
tonen mebbeles fra 0tntns, at Ebeobor
Beterion, en- IL Mar 9ammel Spn of
Suer Beterion, Der Dor II Mil peif for
Bpen, peb ct 1lpttestilf felbe blep ibiel=
ffubt af lin alore Brooer @briit, Der er
20 Mar 9ammel. De baube paret uoe
pg fuot 9arer, ba beres ammunition
par bleuen nelten opbru9t. Den elbre
8rober bao ba ben pusre at saa bien,
efter mere, builtet ban sioroe. Da ban
TOM ttlbage, traf ben elbre 8rober fin
&ifle ttlbaee, ioet ben pnsre narmebe
fig, % berunber ipues ban at baue faaet
Tratteermet fat 9anen, iaaat Stub
Bet gift af os traf Brooeren it.ats neben>
for 9iertet. iaa ban beoe tnben to Wtis
nutter. Set er ct meset iorselist Gil.
talbe, es Tamilien bar belle Mabolasets
Mebfplelfe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14

Repreientantbutet antog @lutnin9en
af fife l1se ct Torias ON at benaabe be
to betienbte gounser=Brebre, Der ct /
Statsfenslet, bbmt til at uere ber for
2euetib. Toriaset beitemmer bog, at
be ifal inbiettes iTensiel i9ien, berion,
be laber fig foreuiie ct Ebeater, / en-
Girtus euer ! ct Muieum. 2i9elebes
beitemmer bet, at BE- lite ital blipe be:
naabebe, buts lite iaauel ; 8oarb Of Bars
oons" iom @uuerHpren os Teueielsbes
ffprelfen siuer fit enitemmtse Sautptte
bertil.
Torlaget bleu anta9et meb 80 Stems
mer tmoo 81. Ser fprtes en- me9et
ffarp Debat ouer bet. Ser bar fsre
@anse fer ueret siort Torioa paa at
faa Dounsers 8rpbrene frtsiune, men
bet bar alt.o mislpftes. Ser par opz
rtnbelis tire af BEN Tensiel, men ben
enc ct bpb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14
Nt1,tefota.

S. $. Dale & sos. 0arebebolbnins
&enpiQe brenbte op Tirsbas. Eabet
anIaaes til 500, ,ooC meb blot $40. 900
Ms1urance.
On Tarmer peb Mapn Rabbet I
Nerbeoen at 2it@fielo er ! en- fem Str.
Da ban tom til Bpen en- Dag ! e5luts
ninsen at fife l1se. tenfte enbel Stole>
gutter, at be piloe lobe efter BAN % ta>
ffe @nebolb paa bam. Wen bet ifulbe
be lite bape 9iort, tbt 6armeren tos op
en- bobbeupbet 9aslbssie % offprebe to
Stub inb 6oben. 6el9en uar, at tire
at benz, gti6arb Mabion, Scbn 9aluor>
ion % Moolpb Gree5e, bleu trufne %
maaife nil be. Tarmeren tiprte fort fin
0ei men blep fenere arreferet % er M
Taneiel afuentenoe l1ofalbet meb be iaa>
rebe Gutter.
- s Statsfensret @tiumater ct
Der netop opbaget en- Plan- til at ltppe
en- Tan9e uo paa riopl.9 Maabe, men
ben opoaseoes, for ben bleu siennems
fprt. Oct er en- &uinbe noenom Tenss
si1et, iom BAT la9t ben bele p!an, os bun
par til Tut iifano til at beifttfe en- 0oster,
iom lensere E.o mooitob benbes tris.
ifenbe EtIbub. SUN git frem paa ben
Maabe, at bun aubetroebe bam nosle
6unoreoe Dollars til To,parins, o9 ies
mere iasoe bun, at ban funoe beboloe
sbem, ON ban piloe bielpe benbe. Dette
piloe ban i 8espubelien lite saa iub paa
men butteoe ienere unber for Triitelien.
s. ct. Paul bIep en- otte 9ar al.
@ut ope:eret for Mppenbicitis Sluts
ntusen at fife uge. @utten bar be
title to Mar tilbels tlaset ouer, at Der,
uar en- 9taal, iom fiat BAN, men naar
man nnberipgte, tunoe man lite fnbe
-nogen Naal. @noslt9 blep ban fpg, os
2egerne erflerebe, at ban ,naatte opere=
res iom naunt. Stor par beres Tors
1nbring, ba bel Blinotarmen fanbt en-
fort @lprnaal. Da @utten ienere fit
pioe bet, iosoe ban: vDette er ben
Naal, Wama, iom bar ftuttet mig belle
Chem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14

Jorenebe @tater bar ifplse ct Eelez
gram fra 2onbon ben sbe os. lenbt ben
banffe @esjerins en- vNote", Der ! Gone,
neften er truenbe, beber' bet, os bDis
SnDbolo er. at Torenebe Stater lite pil
ttuabe, at be banfe Be1bbelier Neifs
inbien ffal bltue operbraset til nogen
anoen europeilf Mast. Os bsriom
Danuart nester atialse, Dtl ToreneDe
Stater trape, at Nentralitet bliDer ga.
ranteret, % at be Goreneoe 9taters
Snbfybelie szi5fare bliOer reipetteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14
1tbe8rtb eltst.

Det e. ubesribeligt, bportor Ruinber
noboloer &psuert, Dopebpine, Merpefi:
tet, Ssonlssbeo, MeIan@oli, Befuimel>
1er os Mnfalb at Sptmmelbeo, uaar
Euftnber bar beuift, at electric Btters
tan belbrebe ioaoanne Onber. ,Seq
leo manse Mar af ytprezDnber" ftri,
per Mrs. gbebe gberlep geteriou,
5oma, ls leg bapbe faa onbt &psgen,
at leg lite tunbe ifsre mtg Rleberne
felo. Nlen electric 8itters belbrebeoe
mig sanffe, % enbifisnt leg er 7s Mor
samn1el, er leg nu iitanb til at sigre alt
nit 9usarbeibe ielD. Set belbreoer
Torftoppelie, forbehrer Mppetiten, eiuer
tulotommen 9elbreo. Blot soc pos
ale Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14
81. III artfe / bet fisrne Often.

Sra Gonbpn blep telegraferet 2erba9:
IS bet fierne Diien er opl1aaet en- Eriie,
Der af ben brittle &esierins aniees for
aluorlisere enb be l1sreier, fom oprinbe:
Zig trat 0erbens Dpme1tiombeb ben paa
0rienten.
TIMBER benne Rriie foresaar Der bem;
meltse l1nberbanbltnser mellem 6orenese
Stater o9 Storbritanien ZEN 9enit9t
at binbre &uslanb fra at laa fig fat
for itebie zen af be rtsene Gsne ! bet
finefffe @i9e nemlis Wtan3uriet.
Man antaser, at beriom bet ifulbe
TONNE til Rris oper benne Mffare. ptl
@uslanb. Torenebe Stater oa 5apah
blipe poo ben enc Sibe os Grantris o9
&usIanb paa ben anben, mems Tpitlanb
og andre europeiite Master aniees tuiul-
iomme1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14
Gi5erttts &6toe.

s bet eneelie xibsitrtft , Rnomlebse"
9ipes enbeI Oplpsnin9er, an9aaenbe
Oceans Sigernes Stprrelie. Obieruatio>
nerne er 9iorte omboro en- Orlosstor>
pct. De itgrite Sjoer mgbes bet in=
b.fe 9au melleu &ap bet 9obe 6aab
oa Derne ct. Saul % Mmiteroan, ct
Tarpanb, bporouer Der neiten altto ble>
fer psflt9e Btnbe. i 9lutnin9en AT
Ottober, ,1noee en- @torm fra 9tY. meb
iuafe Suebp9er maaltes 30 fcrifieQtse
Siser, Der sienneminitlis par 294 Sob
bpie; ben fprife maalte iu,tblertio 3733
Sob, % al ben Slass fulste iets efter
boeranbre 1neb for &eselmesf9beo.
De leftebe &oruetten, ion1 ON ben par
en- 6ualbaab, bporefter ben bet neite
Dieblit laa 8plseoalen, Der itratte fig
lanst til be9se Siber. Den obierueren>
be officer maatte saa % Beulinser op
I Wantet, fereno ban par / 9eibe meo
8plsens &am. Deres 6pioe petslebe
ilntblerttb ftertt, iaa al Der fanbtes benz,
BET tun par balut iaa bpie. s bet aabne
Ocean reiler Sjperue fig meo itiu &u<
ling forbolbsuts burtia til en- 6pioe al
ca. l6 Sob. 2i9elebes er Der flor Nor>
ifiel paa beres 2engoe, bporpeo foritaaes
Mfitanben fra en- Bpl9es Scam til ben
efterfplaenbe Bpl9es &an, ber Tan
petsle Torbotbet iom til 8. gfaar
Sipsansen ct itiltasenoe, potter Sioer>
mes 0eneoe burti9ere enb oeres 9pioe;
bette pifte fig 9iennen7 flere Dage.
unber ttert oeitlis &ulins, Der bleite
meb flor &egelmasfisbeo / fsre Dage i
Gret pit for Sap bet sobe 9aab, ifes
9piben iaalebes fun fra ca. 1872 til ca.
23', nebens 2ensben potleoe ira 800
paa ben fprite Das til 77l' paa ben
fierbe. Dette Maal par Zen itprite
siennemlnitltse 2ensbe, Der obieruerebes,
mebens Der bog fanbteS inbtil 1900
meqeu enfelte BgIgetaume og $50
bar lite ualmtnbeli9t.
(9orbtie Blabe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14

,Normaneen": Mntla9en mob Wils
liam Barrp for Morbet paa Mnbrem
Wellem ueb Mtlton tommer lite fore
Dslfrtttsretten / 2an9oou for Suli
Maaneb. Saa berettebe Dommer Enees
ibam forleben Dag.
Barrp tan brerten lele eIer fripe,
os blir ban fSbenbe ltse til iSult Maa~
neb | fin eniomme Gelle @ountptengs
l1et 2angbon, nener man, at oglaa
Barrp uil miite Teritanben. 8arry er
en- rig Wano. Sans Tormue aniIaaes
til $780, 900. @n af bans Maboer bpb
bam 800, 900 for Tarmen pep Milton,
men Barrp afi1o9 Gtlbubet. San troe>
be lite Bespnbelien. at bans blobise
Daao ppr en- iaa aiuorli9 Mffere, iom
ben ienere utite fig at uare for bam. Da
Barrps Sasferer | @ranb Sorts fprite
Sang tom til 2an9bon I 2lnlebnin9 af
Sasen, ipurste 8arrp bam, buor meset
ban ffulbe baue for Euren. Da @pa=
ret lpb paa $50 Dollars, blep Bar1y
rent bimmelfalben. San tos op af
Qommen Is Dollars % nente, at bet
tunbe uere pasienoe Detailing for en-
&tiie fra @ranb Sorts til 2ansoon ct
iaaoant Mnlissenbe. Men Barrp tos
1fammelt9 tell. San matte ub meb
Belebet, os inoen Sasfpreren forloo
Qangbon, baube 8arrp ftinet @itterbeb
for ct Belpb af $500 tom engage
mentsialer. Dette er fun til at bespns
be meo, os naar Procesien er ttlenbe,
er bet pel osiaa omtrent i1ut meb Barrps
Tormue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14
opbDsee elfeSm.5oe.,

Ottertail notwithstanding af-
boloer ct Mpbe | 9auslunb Meni9beb /
Yaft. @aarbsmoes Ralb fra 24be til
26be Mars. @amtaleemne: Gro og
@ierntnse, tpenbolb tilSat. 2, l4-2e.
xiselebes bolbes ct wtsbe @ormorant
Aaenisbeb fra 27be til 29be Mars meb
ben 2ben Bpn Taoerpor lou San,tale:
emne.
= Mpbet 9auslunb Menisbeo bespus
'ber meb @ubstieneife % Mltergang Senz
baq ben 24be Mars. Stpbs pil tnpbe !
5aulep % yate Bert 2prbas ben 23be
Mars. gaa Toreniusens gesne,
g. s.. Morbmarter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14

&usIanb truer. Sra 2onoon 1nebbes
les 12te Mars:
Etmes offentlisqioroe isaar folgenbe
Eelesram fra 9bangbai, oaterei lite
Mars Der n,ebbeles fra paalibelt9
Rilbe, at Naslano bar unberrettet Rtna
ON, at buis Wsan6uria Conventions
Beitemmelier iHe bliuer uroerlfreune
ganite mart pil &nslano tratte oisie
Beitemmalier tiIbase os iette itrensere
Beifemutsllsr iitebet. 81 6uns @bang
ertlerer, Ct ban lite bar Mast til at
mobitaa oe bar appeueret til Torenebe
Stater, 9tolbritanien, Epitlano % Sas
pan, fotdt bs ttal lasqe fig iasaem !
aiuas Jupbr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14
Mmttton.

esfgIge Orbre fra @fifteretten sil un=
berteanebe bolbe en- Muttisn tl1nbermoob
Onsbag % Gorsbas ben 26be % 27be
Mars f1riftommenbe SET. 10 Gormibbas
oper feIsenbe Barer fom ttlberer afbsbe
#Sobn 6. Onftabs 30: 6ele bans ga<
rebeholbnins af Notions, Snttertsi,
Bapir, Eobat, 5isarer oip. Betin9eI.
ierne for 8elgb soper $40 pil blipe be-
itelnte peb Muttinnerl.
geter 6. 0nifab,
Mbnintfrator llapute Bo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14
Uoraarfa8ene natlt8 &dofeI.
(9Roroife Blabe.)

v@n Scat fit min Brobers lille Barn
Group, friuer Mrs. s. 6. Sutoer /
@rittenoen, &p. rDet ipntes, iom ON
bet ffulbe bliue tpalt, fsr ri tunbe fac
en- Doftor. Derfor gau ri bet Sings
Nem Dtscouerp, iom burtt9 bialp os
furereoe bet tor b,ifanbiat. 81 bar bet
altto / 6uiet forat beifptte pore Bprn
fra Group og &isbote. Set turerebe
mig for tropiit Bron@lt, iom lite no9et
anbet Ufibbel funbc linbre." Set er
ubebraselist for 6oite, 6ortipIelie,
Strube> % Qun9eipsbomme. SOC o9
81. Prpue Faiter. trtt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14

vpaa be to Bete". Saalebes fables
en- lioen Bog, inoebolbenbe 81 Tortel>
!tnger for 8o:n os Botsne. Set ct
altiammen relisioie Torteuinser, ber
Tan leies baaoe meo gfptte o9 Tornois
elie. De er iamlebe o9 uosiune af 8.
M. Mnoerion os tan faces tulips for
ben billtse Yris af 35c / ugeblabets
8osbanbel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14

Der ite6e- flor @tabe paasrunb at
Storm paa fsre Stpoer / Eeras iiite
2erbassaften. 6ra Mempbts, Eennes;
fee, meDbeles, at 25 Qule bleu pbela9te
@,us goint, Eeras, os at fem 8srn
emtom, % 20 Menneifer bleu iaareoe.
O9iaa Eerreu, Eeras, paaitaaes enbel
Wfennelter at pere brutnebe. Det reg.
nebe neulis faa itertt Der, iom bet als
brig fpr bar sjort, iaauibt man peo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14
8tut8t 8armlano.

81 bar billi9t Jarmlanb tilialss /
fpl9enbe 9ouas Ottertail Gountp:
@orltls, Butler. Pine 9ate og 6omes
lteab. Det nil blipe umertet Qanb,
naar bet blioer rpobet. Ser er Ser |
Bunben.
Selser oslaa btllist Qanb 8eder.
County FAINT Qotter ;ger9us Sails.
Geo. 9. Wri9bts @Vcte.
u. Sc. Wrisbt, Meent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-03-14

Statsaubiteren ct banse for. at Der
syadlon @ountp Ct en- Berfon, iom op>
bretter l1lue forat faa Stubpense for
benz. Sfior <9iorbe benne @erion Tors
bring paa Bremien for rs nloe, % ialt
bleu Der bet County brebt LOG, af
bpilte tun to par potsne.
@1atens aarltse Beuillins til Pre;
mie for lllp ct tun $4,000, % MI er Der
.anbtommet Torbrtnser for $17, 900.
Mubitpren tror, at ber pil bebsues 1885,.
600 forat betale alle Bremier.