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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
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Temperance Workers of Fourteenth
Iowa District in Session.

Temperance Workers of Fourteenth
Iowa District in Session.
The eighth annual convention of the
WCmen's Christian Temperance Union
OF the Fourteenth district of Iowa, COM
posing the counties of Marshall, Tama
Hardin and Crundy, began this morn
ing at Lsconb and will continue over
tomorrow. The forenoon session was
occupied largely in organization, APP
pointment of the various committees,
and the report of the secretary. In
the afternoon Mrs. Ada Buchnel, SUI
perntendent Of contests, made her re-
port, Mrs. T. A. Mcdowell, of Wash
way Employees" and Mrs. Irene c.
Adams OF Cresco, gave an exposition
of scientific temperance work. Reports
and papers We're read by Miss Anna
Carter, Albion; Mrs. Ada G. Barker,
Cresco, and Mesdames j. NJ. Salzman,
r. S. Lichlenwalter and Mrs. V. a.
Carleton, of Toledo
The program this evening will CON
sist of address of welcome, Mayor
Thomas Il. Cup; an address of well
come by Rev. HartZell on the part of
the churches and similar address by
Mrs. Myrtle Maulsby representing the
w. c. II. u. After the responses to the
Welcoming addresses a grand contest
for q gold medal will take place.
The officers OF the Fourteenth dis
triot are Mrs. I-ora A. Bennett, Mar
shalltown, president; Mrs. r. S. Lich-
tenwaiter, Toledo, vice president; Miss
Phoebe Raley, of st. Anthony, cor
responding secretary; and Mrs. Lou
Morgan Rogers. of Union, treasurer.
Those going 20 Liscomb this morning
to be present at the convention We're
Mrs. Lora A. Bennett, of this city, pres
ident of the district; Mrs. r. S. Lich-
tenwalter, of Toledo, vice PRESIDENT;
Mrs $. NJ. Carpenter, OF state Center;
Mrs Martha Howard, of Montour; Mrs.
A. w. Dudley, Mrs. w. II. Aements,
Mrs Mary Glyson, Mrs. Eliza Collins,
Mrs. Nj. j. Dewey, Mrs Nina b. Jack
son and Mrs. c. T.. Frederick, all of this
city; and Alls. l.. j. Weseotl. of To-
le6lo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
A chiId's Idea.

The interest that the little folks take
in the annual visit to this city of Cen
try Bros famous shows can be thor
oughly appreciated in the relating of az
incident that happened at a class ir
school in small town in the west. Al
the end of a morning discourse on top
les of the day the teacher informed the
scholars that they could ask any ques-
ton that they wanted to concerning
any important public event and she
would answer it to the best of hei
knowledge. After several had inquired
the cost of the Brooklyn bridge and the
details of the Seven Wonders of the
World, one little hand went up in the
air to attract the teachers attention
and when it came her time she said
please. ma'am. if you know everything
can you tell us When the dog show is
coming?'
This form of inquiry will be unnec-
essary in this city, as Gentry Bros
cate has definitely been fixed for Mon
day. Aug. %
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
BALcH- NEWCOMER WEDDING.
Prominent MarshaIItown People United
In Marriage Wednesday Night.


An event of more than usual interest
as weddings go WAS that of "Wednesday
evening. when Mr.. Albert Franklin
Ralch, president of the Marshailiown
State Bank, was united in marriage to
Mrs. Nellie Gerhart Newcomer. one of
the prominent women of the city. The
affair was a very informal one in every
way and was witnessed only by the
immediate relatives, about forty in
number The bride and groom received
their own guests at the home of Mrs.
Newcomers mother Mrs. Johanna Ger
hart. S06 East Church street, where the
happy event was solemniZed.
When the guests We're received the
bride and groom took their places be-
fore large bower of multi-colored as
ters, built in q conner of the parlor.
Rev. Francis w. Russell of the First
Presbyterian church. performed the
ceremony, using the ring service. The
bride was becomingly gowned in y
beautiful iridescent gray valour silk,
trimmed with lace.
After the wedding luncheon was
served by Ruth and Katherine Balch,
daughter and niece of the groom, and
Marion and Esther torney. The dining
room WAS most beautiful in American
beauties. Other decorations of the
house We're golden glow. in the music
room, and sweet peas in the sitting
room.
There has been no wedding in the
city in years where the bride and
groom are so Well known as those of
"Wednesday evening. MIR. Ralch has
been Identified with the business cir
cles of Marshaltown for Il number of
years and is known as one OF the lead
ing bankers in the state. His bride has
made her home in the city since child
hood, being a member OF one of the
.city's oldest families. She is one of the
most charming of women and has hosts
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Balch left Wednesday
night for the east where they will en-
joy three weeks honeymoon. Their
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
HOWARD NAMED.
Marshalltown Travelling Man
Nominated Secretary OF State
on Prohi Ticket.
Well Known Temperance Worker
and is Chairman Of County
Committee.

Warren Howard, of this city, chair
man of the Marshall county prohibition
central committee, was this afternoon
nominated for secretary of state on the
prohibition ticket, at the state conven-
ton of the third party, held at Water
loo.
Mr.. Howard has been prominent in
third party politics for a number of
years and is conscientious worker in
temperance lines. He is Well known
thruout the state, and is employed as
u salesman for the DUPLEX MWufae-
turing Company. of Superior, Wis.
manufacturers OF windmills, tanks and
pumps.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
A YOUNG LADY's LIFE SAVED.
At Panama, Colombia, by Chamber
Iain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea

DIR. Charles II. Utter, prominent
physicion of Panama. Colombia in re-
cent letter states: Last March l had
as Il patient young lady 16 years OF
age, who had very bad attack of dys-
entery. Everything | prescribed for her
proved Intellectual and she was growing
worse every hour. Her parents We're
sure she would die. She had become so
weak that she could not turn over in
bed What to do at this critical moment
was study for me. but l thought OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy and as Il last resort pre-
scribed it. The most wonderful result
was effected. Within eight hours she
was feeling much better; inside of three
days she was upon her feet and at the
end of one week was entirely we'll" For
sale by druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
TEACHERS REPORT TUESDAY.
Superintendent Crane Will Have All
Here in Advance of School for Ex
anipationS.


The teachers of the city schools will
be compelled this year to be in the city
one week in advance OF the opening
of the school year. Superintendent
Crane has notified each by letter tllat
they are expected to report at 3 O'Clock
next Tuesday morning for eNamlna-
tons. to be conducted in the study hail.
The law requires that all teachers must
have first grade certificates before en-
tcring upon the work of the school year,
but as superintendent Willard has not
been adherirg strictly to the rule some
of the teachers are i'm arrears, rs re
CARDS the proper certificates. super
intendent Willard had promised the
teachers. that their examinations this
Year would be upon a work known as
a Manual on Reading by Mary
Laingc, predecessor. Certificates Will
be Issued to those who may have state
and county certificates yet IN force.
Those Who teach special branches Will
be examined in the branches in which
they are employed. Next spring, how
ever. the teachers have all been noti
fled that a general examination viii ba
required for a first class certificate
and without this no one will be al
lowed 10 occupy position in the
schools of MarshalltoWn. y genera!
meeting of teachers is called for Sat
urday. Aug. 80, at Q a. M
Mr.. Crane is expected to arrive in
the city this evening from Dayton,
where he has been To look after tho
work of removing his family to this
city. He will be accompanied by Mrs.
Crane and children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
HAS ARM BADLY BURNED.
John S. Webster Injured by an e:
plosion of Gas.

John s. Webster. of COS West Nevada
street, an employee of the Marshalltowr
Light, Power & Railway Company. was
quite badly burned about the right
hand and arm yesterday Afternoon
while at work making a gas connection
on North Third street. Webster hac
tested the main to see If there was any
leakage, and failed to find any. There
was. however, one small opening. which
became gnited by a tiny flame when
the match was passed over 1T. When
the tap was made on the main for the
inch pipe that was needed the leaking
gas was ignited and caused II sharp eX-
plosion. Webster was working so near
the pine that he was burned before he
could get out of the way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

examination before the board of pen
sion examiners. in order that he may
make application for an increase over
his present allowance.
William kennoyer spent "Wednesday
in Eldora, attending the Hardin county
fair and visiting his SON. Charles Ken
noyer. manager of the Wisner opera
house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
WINS FROM GARWiN
darshalltown Takes Both Games Yes
terdsy in Decisive Fashion.

terday in Decisive Fashion.
The Marshalltown and Garwin base
ball clubs mixed up on the Garwin
diamond yesterday Two games were
played. forenoon and afternoon, Mar
shalltown winning both. Garwin was
assisted by Marsh and Roe the crack
State Center battery and had picked
up few of the best from neighbor-
ing towns. Marshaltown won the first
game. seven innings by score of to
=, and the second by TO 6. The Mar
shalltown boys played a fast game
turnout. Maxwell was in excellent form
and Garwin was unable to bunch hits
off his delivery. He was supported
faultlessly by Salisbury, who caught a
splendid game, and by field which
played a snappy, gingery game. Doe
was severely touched up Marshalltown
finding him for six hits in the frs!
inning of the forenoon game.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
ALBION PosToFFIcE MOVED.
New Building Erected by Postmstres:
Hobbs Is lccunied-Other Notes

Hobbs is Occupied-Other Notes.
The new building recently erected by
Mrs. Belle Hobbs, postmistress AT Al
bon, for the use OF the government,
was occupied "Wednesday. The build
ing is a very substantial little structure,
and as it was erected for the express
purpose of accommodating the office it
affords much better quarters than the
old. The new building is just south of
the old one.
Ravlin x Langdon have opened up a
branch implement and agricultural
house in the Bracket building. just va
Gated by the nostotfice. Mr.. Patterson
is in charge Of the business.
James Bridgeman, John II. Lamb and
G. n. Thomas went to State Center
Wednesday To be present al the thir-
teenth anual reunion of the Marshall
County Veterans Association.
William .ivey was in Nevada
Wednesday, where he submitted to an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
To Contractors.

Bids will be received by the UNDER
signed up to 8 p. M. Sept. 3d.. for the
consideration of the city council for
the rebuilding and repairing of the city
hall building. plans for which may be
seen at the office of the city clerk.
BYRON WEBSTER,
Chairman Committee b. & G.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
MADE GOOD THING IN LAND.
Four MarshaIItown Men Proved to
Have Made Good Investment in

Messrs Will Lybarger f. w. Whn-
cry, II. p. Densel and o. III. Hole nave
proved that an investment made less
than two years ago in North Dakota
land is a good one. The gentlemen
purchased 6,400 acres near Sykeston at
Sis and have just closed it out ut So,
making $4,000 on the deal, and giving
each OF the investors a clean $4,000 at
ter paying his interest, taxes and 9TH
er expenses incurred.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
Marshall County Pensions.

Robert Denbow. the Albion pension
attorney, received from Washington
"Wednesday notices of allowances to the
following veterans living in this coun-
ty:
George Thill Soldiers Home, Com
pany l, Fifth Iowa cavalry, additional
at the rate of Sc. commencing Nov. IL,
1890 and $40 commencing April %, 1902.
John p. Smith, Soldiers Home, Com
pany c. Fourth Iowa cavalry, original
at the rate of &c. commencing June H.,
1902.
james Bridgeman, Albion, Company
G, Thirty-sixth iowa infantry, increase
from SIS to So, commencing May 21
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
Miss Relknan WEEDS at Nevada.

Miss Lizzie Belknap. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Smith Relknap. of Nevada.
former residents of this county, near
LaMoille was married "Wednesday
evening at s o'clock to Mr.. Harry Ram
som, of Colo Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
will reside at Colo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21

objective point is st. Johnsbury. VT.
where they will be the guests of NH.
and Mrs. John w. l'alch. After travel
Ing thruout the New England and east
ern states they will return to the city,
and will be at home to their friends
after Oct / at 100 North Second street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
A World Wide Reputation.

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy has world wide
reputation for its cures. 1t never fails
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
Notice to Contractors.

The incorporated town of Ruthven,
Iowa, will receive bids for the construc-
ton of reservoir we'll 20 feet in diam
eter and not over so feet deep. For
specifications etc, correspond with w.
III. Lewis, Ruthven, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
Snecials Tomorrow.

Five dozen mercerized satteen
skirts worth sl5O each for
as cents. and five dozen worth
s1.75 each for sl.29. Only one to a GUS
toner. Sale commences at S O'clock.
Lee & Benedict.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
Fur
Factory

We have large line of fur garments
for next season in the latest styles. Our
fur jackets are guaranteed to fit and
wear. We are showing the latest nov
elites in scarfs, neckwear. collarettes.
muffs, etc. The style and quality of our
garments can not be eXcelled 1t is bet
ter for the customers to buy their furs
from the factory, where you can get
them at wholesale prices and select
your furs while the stock is complete,
and also have more advantage of get
ting first-class garment with the low
est prices. 1t is also better to have
your old garments repaired before the
busy time begins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
MATERIAL FOR DEPors ARRIVE
Work Will Begin Within a Few Days
On New C. G. w. Depots-Engineer
Coates Here

The first of the material for the new
Chicago Great Western passenger sta
ton and freight depot arrived in the
city yesterday. Work will be begun
within the next few days Chief Engi
neer Coates, of St. Paul, was here to-
day looking over the sites preparatory
to the beginning of the work by the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-21
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Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
en- fulo poitmeiter.

Sonas q. Mulen, iom er goitnle-
iter / Charlotte, sc. G., bar for Sane
at briffe fig fuIo MI oe ba. Sans Sto
er ilSIsben, og ban reiite til @aibing.
ton for at is9e 8iennomination. Oct
ifltloe ban life giort. Mebens ban op.
boIbt fig / 2onbets Sooebitoo, fon
gr9nbepinsOiGoelen ODER bam og bleo
bam for iterf. 8reiibent 8ooiepeIt
tGnfte paa at Iaoe BAN beboloe 1T
gmbebe; men iaa bar Der noger, iom
ilabrebe til BAN, % ban fcm paa an
ore Saufer. ct Ieoenbe 9lao | Horn
Carolina ifreo:, "SSnbbpggerne |
Charlotte snifer ct fulot Raoipano |
Ssse aar til; men be snifer life at
bare en- fuIb 8oftmefter / fire aar TIL.
Zen ff~anoinapiife 2inies CAMP.
fib Oscar II" afeit fra Gbiitian'
ianb ben 26oe april meS 166 9a'
bpts. % 93S Observation-Disclosures
Sfibet perte8 til Stem gorf ben 6tt
mai.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
Saa6es SuSanoa8tsbDs.

Book OF FAMILY PRAYERS. Bible Les
sons with Meditations for each Day, ar
ranged after the Church Year. By n. J.
Laache. Translated from the Nor
wegian by Peer o. Stremme. Lutheran
Publishing House, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Sen her f%urelisseuoe SoeriGttelie al 8t
Ttpp 2aa6es Susarbastsbos fpIoer / SGno'
heb ct sapn blaubt bet uUrite Sirfefolt /
amerifa. Suersansen ira Rcrit til CIT
eelIf, bpcri ri aIlsreoe MI b~efiuber os, 9lpr
lIbaioelien af en- iaaoan BOG til en- Begts
ueubeo, iom ale, Der tnterrsierer Zig for
bort tirfeliss SlrbeiOe % 9utbsropmmens
S.uarelie blanot os, bbr billie mso 8lRoe.
SusanoostsbOseu bebsper forcOri8t in9eu
Gubefaling fra Dor Sibe. Snteresicreoe
fieuoer ben for ira ben nUrIte ubsape, o9
ben bar p9ret Suiinber til 5rpit % Sps
muntrins. SueriGttelien er uotert meo
for neutrality-suspicious. cs Smbu, og
Beer 8. Stremmes Rapn sr oa oaiaa en-
Boraea for, at rer meb Senipn BERTH er
sIort iaa spot Srbeioe, iOm nO9en fan pnite
Tia. 8oaen, Der err ualutiuoelis peut ubitp'
ret % eobt os iolio %iuObuuoet, fades for
s1.65 9utbsrun gubIiibius Spuie, Ssep'
rnh, Snpn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
s. Stapnheim.

g. Stapbeim, iom | De iioite 12
aar bar re6igeret "9ofota" og Oct
tes gfterfeIger "Sram", forlaber os
paa Sirsbag % flptter til Minneapo.
lis, bpor ban 'faI ooertase &eoaf.
tionen al Sine Rormoroen".. Gam.
tibig iom ri maa beflaee at ifiilbe
mite en- ribberlie Soueea Iom Sr.
Stoonbeim, Der mn iua leuge bar
aaaet no % inb ibIauot os. fan pi
Dog beller life aubet enb lpfsnffe
bam meo bans npe Stiaina. Son
fonmer mi inc / ftsrre Sorbolb %
/ CT itsrre Sirfefelt % fan ORE al lin
Sio poo fin 2%iosaiernire, nemIis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ligeiom han
ibetbeIe bill fomme til of fsre en- beba.
eeIiaere % miuSre o~piIibenbe Silo9.
relic enc Den, oct bar foIbt / hans 2ob
at isre her / 9peu i De iencre Iar. Si
grotulerer ogiaa "gtpe Rormanoen"
meb Reoaftsrififtet. Oct bill piie fla.
at bette Slob berefter UNDER Sr.
Staonbeims rehaftioneIle 2ebelie bill
fomme til at pinoe b~etpoeIi9t / Mnor.
@Grbiebeo % nIneu anieeIic. Sbi
Der er intet friiffpraatiat peo Sr,
Stapnbeim; ban er oen mobue, al
porIiae SournaIiit meb mobne, al
porlise Sanfer. Sect hi aItioo tof'
fer Sr. Stopubeim % hans elifn9r,
bige 5uitru for oct bpageliac Gam
prr Der / Sarge. tiIeuifer hi Dem CT
ms % bebo9eIig 6rcmtie / beres I'M
Sieu | oct oofrc % tropIc Din
ncapoIiS. - "SargoB Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
Spampeoprfenoc Wprcr.

ON @rrerue berettes iaa mango
forbauienSc Sins, OF man, oerionl
bisie geretninser life a~runbeoe zig
pna lonepori9e llnSeriegeIier az paa'
libeIise Sorifcre, fltnbe bore tilbelc'
Zig til at ante Dem for fantaitilfe
Grsmmericr. 5Iere sioIoger bar Tor
fort Sio ii6en dloeles uoibGnsig al
bperonore Qiort Den Sasitaselie, di
nogle Wprurter / oct Gfpotoriole Inle'
rita / Scre$ Sorbbuler anI9gssl
SoompctllIturcr, Ge better lmoo'
tpageSc 8Ionteoele fait paa SHgsen'
4 oereS SuIcr, bpor De begproer a
.aiprc, iuotiI i(uttelig belle BlanteoGf'
fct or operiooct meo imoa Spompr
icm @prcrnc iortGrer. StS',
"Spampbopcr" lager omtrelst
CONNER umNcr Sorocns Spcrfiooe OF
er Here Somuer lange.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
grof. Saniuu8 Suuccrt.

Iii SitbtG9t ior 2ltbcr Colleges
@uiGlrn oil Der 6rcong 2litcn Den
9be Wai gipeS en- aoncert / 8rouO
Spera Souie.
8rofeSior &mion oil oeune Song
ipiae TO itore Stpffer paa &ioIin.
Genne SmitGuoiqbeo aIeue, at ocn
aomqrfeoe oa popuLare gipIiuiit pt!
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oil bringe mango til Opera Souis
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Der burbe bore iulot SuS oemnt
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basr6s bet iipr piie iis, at Der er nlail'
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02

&C ncrIfe Der | gpen % nrrmeite
Gmean.
SnotGaterne al 3orcerten gaor til
Ruirct pco outber College. Ge
mcnsicIoise Meaneffer, ION tar be.
joat ocnne SnItitution, peo, bpiIfet
enrItaaenoe grbeioe Nrof. Sanlva Der
bar giort meo imoa Wiolcr. Den
SsnpitaI, ban bar bapt til at bpgge
Muiaet op meh. bar prrct bans uop.
IioeIige Gnerei 90 bans brGrben0c
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Ga CT set noger, iom life peo, bpoo
gnergi oe aIbrig ioigtenoe 8irfeIplt
betpoer, ber ban oflrsge ct geicg |
6. 6. Niuiplim % prone at ificnte,
bpao arbeioe Der bar maattet III for
at gisre oenne Snititi,tion til, bpao
ben er.
aoncerten bcr ale goa ill., iom
i9tter 9ris paa iaabnnt og snifer at
noe MuiGetS geitprer en- Samnosrrf.
ming.
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og for iie bel n9rb at saa til, og Sa
Oct 8rosraHi, Tom bpoeS poa, er iaa
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noget, JON tiItaIer BAN. 8i onbeia.
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Scuie ben 9oe Moi paa BET bebite,
% Loo BET bIine fuIot gus benne
Gang 5 oenue pnfre aarstib funSc
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fonlme ilb til 8pen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
9ecprab % Smegn.
Gen lite Neni 1902.


6. SO. 9earb / Secorob bar itcr
gro paa Sernforefomiterne BED
8aufon, % ban bar broet andre til
at belle fine InifiieIier. Oct er bans
oIporIiee Seniigt at foa bpgget Ell,
Masopn (gIaft Surnace) Srbu'
one for Der OF uoimeIte @rtien fra
@aufon, os / forrise ltae Dor ban
beruebe for at orSue bet fprnsone.
Soopibt pioes, inbeit Mr. Senrb en-
Soerensfomit meb Che Sufines.
mems asiociation | Dubuque, lit.
rebe fla en- rlrmmeIig glabs for
Rosonnen % Iopeoe at erbperpe til
itrRffelig San0 til georifteu peo
8oufon. Sorfen or at anI9ggc en-
eporbanc fro berre sp ben til oct
Steb, hpcr Sernerts f%orefommer.
On bel SIof @rnb ffoI bespnoe at
arane efter SSern.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
Guste 1T Sin.

@unher Sanion, iom bar boet paa
Webanie Street Der / 9neu / iIere
aur, beeit Snsbas @ftermibbug
Selpmoro peo at ouerifipre SaIlen
paa fig meo en- 8arberfnip. Afosoe
bar pRret ipgelig / lGugere Sto, og
De iioite Tiger bar bans SiIitauo al
Spgerne pGret anieet for baablss.
San bar Here 8ange uuber Spgoom.
men bapt Infalo al 8aroih 90 eiort
Goriss paa at tage tit Sto; men ban
bIeo iaa neie poatet al 6amiIicn, at
Bet life fer bar lpffebeS BAN. De
iibite 3 a 4 Gage bapoe ban iibbet /
Ell StoI og bar life iitano til at fom.
me op fsr / Sn&oagS, oa ban ganite
uoentet for op i ct Sprang og tiIoelte
Sonen ct Slog, iaa bum ioIot ON.
Snoea bun fom I'll Jig ielO igien,
bapoe ban facet iat / Ell 9arbertniU
90 ubfsrt Den g~rrflIoe @ierrins.
afbebe bar feot 1886 / Bor8'
erunb, Norge, % fom til amerifo
iom une IanN. san boiotte fig
ferit I Stem Dorf og boeoe ienere
Bottom, bporfra han fom BERTH 10,
omtreut % &nr ii6en og neoiatte fig
Rorb Tor 5reeport. boor ban tisbtt
40 acre5 2an6. 6an oar ire @anqt
gift, % bans urben Some osoe 10,
omtrent II Gar iioeu. Otter oel
Si0 Hpttebe ban til Gecorob. bpo.
ban iiber bar opboIbt iig. Soniel
bIep gift meb Den Iioite 8one 70
onttrent 8 glor Ii0en. - 4ibeb
bapoe i lin unqoom faret tiIio2
bnobe pPret i &iua % andre fern
9anbe % funSe iortnac intercs
ionte Sing ON ime GplepeIier pa
biSie Reiier. San nar en- religie
RotIr o. oirfe0e tibIi9ere at % Il
JON RetbootitprGotfnut.