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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-02-27

A. w. Silsby was in town this week
from Soldier creek, whore he is in
charge Of a portion Of the developing
operations Of the Victory quartz mine.
This property consists of 2s claims and
tunnels are being run at number Of
different points.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-02-27
Typewriter Papers.

A good assortment of Typewriter Pa
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ment covers, carbon papers at the CoUR
TER Office,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-02-27

A. + Noorhies can supply you with
ANYTHING needed in the photograph line
either amateur or profess ional supplies
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Entered at the post Office at Grants Pass,
Oregon, as second-class mail matter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-02-27

Notice is hereby given that on July !,
002 the sub 4cripton rate OF ths COURIER
pay their subscription now get the ben
EFT of the cheaper rate.
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A. E. VOORHEES,, PRoPR. & MNGR
FRED MENSCH, EDITOR
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Published Every Thursday.
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
NO WORK TODAY

NO WORK FOR THE PETIT JURY
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT. COURT TODAY AND JURY
EXCUSED UNTIL TOMORROW
MORNING.
The United States grand jury re-
ported to Judge Amidon this morn
ing, when court was opened, and then
returned to its work. After the re-
port Of the grand Jury Assistant u.
s. Attorney Allen stated to the court
that owing to several causes, among
them failure to get witnesses on time,
there were no cases to be moved for
trial before the court today. Judge
Amidon accordingly excused the mem
bers of the petit jury until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, after caution
ing them not to discuss or allow any
one to discuss with them cases which
would probably come before the court.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
MORE IMMIGRANTS

TRAFFIC MANAGEGR WALKER OF
THE WASHBURN ROAD RE-
CEIVES WORD THAT THIRTY
THREE CARS OF. IMMIGRANT
MOVEABLES ARE COMING.
Traffic Manager q. H. Walker of
the Washburn road this morning re-
ceived a telegram from superintendent
Wilson at Jamestown to the effect that
thirty-three cars of immigrants and
moveables left Edegley this morning
bound for points along the line Of the
Washburn road. It is not known how
many persons there are in the party.
The train will arrive in the city some
time this afternoon, and the party
and their belongings will be taken
north tomorrow. They will probably
remain in their cars tonight and ar
rangements will be made to take care
Of them after they arrive at their
destination until they get settled on
their land.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

u \ 50
West case at Grand Forks and lis now
sitting on the U. S. petit jury, and is
getting his full share Of jury duty.
Ed R. Bonney and Z, M. Cornell Of
Gladstone are two Stark county men
serving on the U. S. grand jury and
they were among the Tribune's callers
today. Mr.. Bonney runs the hotel at
Gladstone, and is former clerk Of
the court Of that county. Mr.. Cornell
is prominent ranchman. They re-
port an increase in settlement Of the
western country and good Settlers
comig in and taking lands. Both
were pleased with the Tribune's special
edition.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06


Nebraska people at farmers Institutes
that he grew better corn the past SUM
mer on his Dakota farm than he saw in
Nebraska, and this is true, although,
to be honest, the past season was an
exceptionally good one for corn in the
writer's section. and not good one
for Nebraska corn growers. Still, Da-
kota is growing splendid corn, and
more and more of it is being planted.
With this increased growing of corn,
will come more hogs and more feeding
for the block, and if alfalfa, both ir-
rigated and otherwise, and rye and
rape pastures can come along too,
what may we not look for in the line
of econmieal meat prducts in the Da-
kotas.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
ENCOURAGING FOR CORN.

Dakota Farmer: Already number
of eastern papers, even farm papers,
are referring to the Dakotas as corn
growing sections. Some of them have
even caught onto the fact that our
northern grown corn, though some
times slightly smaller than that grown
in more southern sections, is consider
ably richer in the fesh-forming prop
critics which make corn valuable. And
if our grasses are richer-which none
we'll informed or at all experienced,
question-why should not the sane
rich soil, pure air and almost constant
sunshine impart the same peculiar
richness to our corn? It does. The
writer has all winter enjoyed telling
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
SPLENDID SERVICE.

The American people now-a-days
demand more for their money than
lever before This was realized by
the Milwaukee road when it establish
ed Its now celebrated Pioneer Limited
servicethe famous trains Of the
world daily between the Twin Cities,
Milwaukee and Chicago. In addition
the Milwaukee runs from st. Panl and
Minneapolis three other handsome pas
senger trains to Chicago each day.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
ELEcTIoN OF oFFIcERs. s..

Pioneer Hose Company No. / last
night elected officers as follows
Foreman Angus Mcdonald.
First Assistant-Joe Katz.
Second Assistant. T. Pierce.
Secretary A. Thompson.
TreasurerA. Van Horn.
Finance CommitteeG. G. Watcher,
Jno. Johnson, D. j. McGillis.
Trustee -Jno. Homan.
We have made arrangements with
a large costume house to furnish cos
TUNES for mask ball March II. Call
early and leave orders.
THE BOSTON.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
Finest cigars in the city at 3. G.
Patterson & Co. n
CONSULT BYRNE AT Z ONCE.

Casselton Eye: w, B. Dawley, the
travelling man who died Saturday night
as a result OF the injuries received in
the Blanchard wreck was very much
concerned about his life insurance
which he had allowed to lapse, think
ing his wife and FIVE children would
be unprovided for. Since his death
it has been learned that thirty-day
grace clause In his policy protected It,
the delinquent premium has been paid,
and his wife will receive the insur-
ance, So, 900.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
CAN'T KEEP THEM BACK

LGAND-oIfJAETLo I'm loVVa AMI
OTHER STATES ANXIOUS TO
& COME TO NORTH DAKOTA TO
GET FERTILE LANDS.
B Representatives of the Hackney
Boynton Land company report that it
is. nearly impossible to keep back the
rush of land-seekers from Iowa, Min
nesota and other states. Notwith-
standing the snow of last week, which
makes driving over the prairies diff
ficult, a large number Of land seekers
arrived yesterday and today. A lady
and little girl left the train at Nc
Kenzie yesterday to look over land in
that vicinity. In the present state
of the weather it is difficult to make
selections of land and the agents of
the company are trying to keep back
the rush until the weather clears per-
manently.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
STATE News


There have been over 1,6OO vacci-
nations at Grand Forks.
Attorney Gregory has launched out
in the land business at Dickinson.
Attorney Martin Ryan is candidate
for the Office Of police magistrate at
Fargo.
The Casselton Eye says the storm
last week in that vicinity was the
worst since 81.
Major Edwards has been suffering
from grippe in Washington-too much
planked fish and the like.
Mrs. L. A. Davis Of Dickinson took
a dose of iodine by mistake but prompt
attention by physicians saved her life
District court is in session at Grand
Forks and Judges Fisk and Cowan
have changed places for the time be-
ing.
All over the state the boards of
health are getting after the doctors
for failure to report contagious dis
eases.
The Fargo Forum is now sympathiz-
ingly solicitous about the Mandan
Pioneers lack of local advertising
patronage.
Nearly 80 per cent of the city taxes
in Fargo were paid during the month
of January, the best record in the his
tory of the city.
Mayor Dinnie of Grand Forks, has
been making tour of the Pacific
coast and tells the newspapers out
there he is not a candidate for re-elec-
tion.
Alderman Everhart, the candy man
at Fargo, is making hard fight for
the use of Ignite coal in city institu-
tions, and deserves credit for aiding
to build up home institutions.
W. B.. Dawley, the travelling man
killed near Blanchard, held $4,000
policy in the New York Life, which
expired February q, but the policy
was protected by the clause giving
thirty days Of grace and it will be paid
in full.
Fl Minneapolis Tribune: Creamery
Inspector White, of North Dakota, pre-
diets that his state will soon be push.
ing Minnesota for first place in buttel
and cheese production. This is {
kind of competition that will only In
spire Minnesota dairymen to do bette
and better.
Martin Curley was buried in Wor
cester, Mass, ten years ago and
J nice stone erected over him. Now h
J arises in Minnewaukan, where he
a hustling real estate man, to- sa;
that previous reports and the, buria
incident in Massachusetts are grossl.
exaggerated.
A. well Informed Northern Pacifi
4 official is authority for the statemeu
that the business of the Dakota divi
sion, for the period covering last fal
f and the winter just closing, has beer
exceptionally heavy, in fact very mucl
greater than that for any correspond
ing season in the history of the road
I Attorney Leslie of Darlington, ka'
been in conference with AttoIn-y r
Baldwin of jamestown, in a settlemen
of costs in the suit of Miss Zerlins
Eakin against Mrs. L. G. Campbell
for the possession OF the Office o
county superintendent of schools 0
Foster county. Miss Eakin won ou
on the case being appealed to the su
preme court and Mrs. Campbell wa
compelled to turn over the salar,
which she had drawn during her tenur
of Office, almost a year. The costs a
settled aggregate $69587, of whic
$566.64 was salary received.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

Tancred Commandery, knights Templar.
No. 1. Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic hall, Dakota Block. NJ.
M Cook, d. G. w. q. COchrane, Recorder.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
RESIGNS HIS COMMISSION.
GEORGE L. ROBINSON SENDS IN
HIS RESIGNATION AS. INDIAN
AGENT AT FORT BERTHOLD. .

It is learned in the city that George
L. Robinson, the Coal Harbor mer-
chant who was recently appointed In
dian agent at Fort Berthold to sue
ceed Thomas Richards has sent in his
resignation to Senator Hansbrough.
Mr.. Robinson has decided that in view
of his extensive business interests at
Coal Harbor and the prospects Of the
growth and increase Of his business
he cannot afford to sacrifice it, to ac-
cept the agency proposition. So, far
as known no person has yet been rec
commended for the place.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

Those wishing costumes for the
mask ball March II leave orders at
The Boston. 80
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
SECRET 81 SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

Bismarck Lodge, A. F. e A.. M, No. 5.
Meets first and third Mondays in each
month at Masonic hail.. Henry U. Reade,
w. M. w. 3. Cochrane, Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

Bismarck Chapter. No. III Q. e. 8.
Meets first and third Fridays In each month
4 at Masonic hall, Dakota Block. Margaret
Hare. w. M. Hattie skelton, Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

sWANTED-Men to learn barber 4 trade: ira All ~
instructions. ETC., until competent. prepare for
spring rush. Can earn cholarship, board,
tools, and transportation if desired. Write
Moler Barber College, Minneapolis.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

EOR RENT-fnest suite Of rooms in city.
City water, hot water heat. Harvey Harris
& Co. N tffls.s3: s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

E. G.. Patterson & Co., of this city
have one of the finest equipped pre-
scription rooms in the northwest.
Everything is included in the equip
ment to do the finest prescription
work.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

A new and full line of spring hats.
Do not buy until you have seen our
line. The Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

See the window full OF 80 and 75c
neckwear, all sold at s5c at the Boss
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

Z Our spring line of hosiery has ar
rived and we are showing fancy pat
terms at 1211s, % and 35c. The Bos-
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06

NOR RENT-Furnished rooms; some suited
for housekeeping. Mrs. McConville, third
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
ONE CENT AZ WORD COLUMN

>IK1ANTED-Goo cook, also house maid.
7 w Apply to Bismarck Bank, Bismarck: M
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs,

ST. Elmo Lodge, No. A. Meets every
wednesday, evening at Workmen hall
Baker Block, John Bostrom, G. G. Ohm
Il. Peterson, K Of R. and 8.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
"a. A. r..

James B. Mcpherson Post No. 2, Depart
Republic Meets every second and foprth
Thursday in each month at g. a. Z. naIi,
Bismarck. N. d.; Nlcolos Dockendorf, Com
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
MOMENTS RELIEF CORPS.

Meets second and fourth Fridays Of each
month at their hall at 2:30 p. m. Florence
Ward president; Mrs. Dorothy y. Field.
secretary. Ss55 n
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
INSURE WITH Z. D. EDICK NEW YORK LIFE
Bismarck, Wash burn & Great
Falls Railway Co.

Official Time Card No. 12 Taking effect at
Ga nj. Monday, January 18th, 1901.
Daily except Sunday.
No. i Mis-. Stations 5s No. 2.
$3.50 a M. CIV. Bismarck t.. Ar. 90 p m; N.
8 10 a. m. 10. .LY.. Arnold t.. Ly:2 20 p. m
B q: 80 a. m. 49, Lv.. ldwin. t.. Ly.1 80 p. M
:. &. 26.Lv. Chaplin Jct..... Lv.
10: 20 a. m. 27. Ar. ilton .Lv.1 :l5 p. m
2S Chaplin. .# r 5ss
il 80 a. M 27 Lv.. Wilton Ar. 90 p. M.
d 3S Lv. Roosevelt -. Iva t'5sss -z
l1:15 a. N. As Az. ash burn q. .Lv.. IL :15 p m.
$s3 a Stop on signal. t Telegraph station.
EDWIN G. WASHBURN, E.H.5WALKER,
General Manager. Traffic Manager
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEo- z-Ez'to

IA fraternai insurance organization. Meets
first and. third Thursdays Of each month ~
G. IA. r. hall. Frank ]. Mason. +. Harry
Lee, correspondent. Tribune othce.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
o. o. F..

Capital City Lodge No. 2-Meets every
j. u Lamb, NJ. ca: Harry Lee, Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-03-06
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WoRKMEN

Bismarck Lodge, No. 40. Meets th
first and third Tuesday evenings OF sac
month at their hall In the Baker BLOCK 9
s O'Clock. J. H. Newton, M. w; g I
Murrell, Recorder.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
nnrn gnkntn.

Gn mob mango. - George WelldI
ira Superior, 8iS., blep arreiteret
2orimore Dem Cite o8. paa anfla9e for
at baoe tiIisiet goparo gurte ct Itpgi
anipitif neo en- gnrberfnio. 8elltI
er beIfpIot for at bape %itiaalet en- Can't
pc fra en- aabps, bpor Surte % en-
gntaI andre. iom bar arbeioet pao
8reat Rortbern 9auen Der / @9nen,
tor bapt lit Sitboia. 9urfe fulgte e.
ter @eli6 for at faa Sampen tllbage,
Oh oa @elib life fripiatg oiloe lepere
cen, iorisgte 9urte at tage ben meo
Wsagt. @elih traf ba jim a11ip og an
areb baIn nleD oenne, ioet ban ill
fsieoe BAN ct fem Sonumer lan8t
emit / Hpgaen. Sette bar StBnalci
for ct alminoeliet llobruo blanot
gurfes Weoarbei0ere, Der piIoc bape
iot | Welih % lpnhe bani. San fom
iig imioIertib paf os isgte SiIln8t
en- rom Sragtpo9n. 9enne bleu DOG
Itrar omrinoet al ben forbitreOc Sob,
o. be oiIbe sanife iiffert baoe na1et
beres Seniigt moo 8eIidL boiS life
9clitihei gnrnep Gbparbs / rette 2ie'
bIif bapOe buffet op. 0tco uIpopan'
Zig Moo og llioriGroetbeo 9oo ocnne
Serrc iig ifaIt meo belle 6IoffeL %
ifisnt oct iaa alporIig ITO, lptteoes Del
bam pirfeIig at boloe Jig 8aIntitgcrre
fra 2ipet, inbtil Fan baobe facet oeres
Offer no al Bragtpognen % tit brngt
bam / Stfferbeo. @elid er NOT life
al gorberres beSite Born, bpilfei
blanbt onoet fremgaar berai, at ban
ogiaa iiior blep itraffet for Sppert.
Observation-Disclosures trueoe reo al
brpoe inb / S9nsilet, men SoluideIerr
mente, at ban nof trnbe boIoe Dem l
Mpe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
en- oprtetie Den.
Sierueoc Ilaser for Samilten.

Der ftnoes life Ell Sing, Der fun0e
iaa SnbpaS DoS EFT 6amiIie % giere
iaa meset oprigtigt sOot eaer brlnge
iaa me8en 2pffe, JON i oisie SilfnI,
Der, bpor aaheOrlfnins OpgloeS %
8oitum 5000 Coffee bru8eS titeoet.
On 6omiIie ! Soma Earf, Segas,
oi9toer ct soot ggenlpel berpau. NO
0ereu Tiger: Seq enifer at iortGlle
Gent boob JON bGTlote i Dor SAINT.
lie, Oa III ilutteoe uleo Safe % be.
a6notc meo Boimm. Set er omtrent
5 WooncNer, iioer ri giorM 0cnnc
6oranoring. Seq bapoe en- goo Stlno
OGret pIaBet al R~bGlmatiSme i tSIre
8ofte % StuIoer, SonnmeIbeo ! so.
Ueoet % SiGrtctIdp, iaa ieg trOe9e,
leg bao0e en- &iPrteieil.
l~lnocrttocN, uaar ieg off omfrln8,
tunoe ieg bli iaQ ipinuneI, al ieg
maatte iGtte mig neO. Seq bapoe al.
Ore ubeBaeeIi1c 6~ornemmeIler, ioH
ie9 life fan beifrioe, men De oil LEI
'oritoac2 al ale &affeoriffCrc, bpiS Sc
blot oil ln0remme Set.
Min 6anlllie onr o8iaa mere eIIer
mInore lp8e, % aue par aafeorIt'
tcrc. vi gap oItiao op aoneen %
,1gDnote meo YoinIm 5000 Gonec -
min M}ouo, Ic8 % firc Sern, Gna'
ol Ocu To Mar ganIe SobD (bun DoU.
Ht vIrel lVageIl8, iioen bun bIpoc
)oU. Grip barOe faaet i'm 8afe
iammen mco Den eorige SamiIic. 1l.
ri itiitcoe ont til 8oihtn, begpn0tc
rum at ".G88c paa iig," 90 III er
nun iulpitruHig raft % lao feo ION
Ell 8rla.
Ytne Gutter. 10 % y aar gante.
er 'aa lore 90 traitise, at 5oIf mat
fer on Dem % ipsreer, bpao oct ei
ON bar glort Dem iIige. Seq PLACES
fife mere me0 Rbelunattsme eIer a
S~utmmeIbeN, % beleriffe eisr mn
Itano, Der por pIaaet pua iamme
Rd0oe. vi cr ole peo beorc Sci,
)reo / enbuer SegheenOe, enc pi ba,
pGrct pao mango gar, % Oct glpbeI
oH altio at iaa Setligbeo til al anbe,
ialc Roinm. Seq baaber. at bpnS
icg bar ia8t, oil Iehc anbnc Ill ..
gjsre ICrauhriugru. Rapnct far
opGipe3 pc0 Roinm So, Battle Greet
| Did.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
mtarpnH,r.

granS. - Suiet t~ilbsrerbe Scbn
Gablauiit / 8rentice, br9ubte Rarr
Dag.
Sal eftcr aatte. - Mtiis Rebeeca
Srent, iom / 10 aar bar o9et &c.
rerinoe / Iarinette, baooe Iagt Zig
elf paa &atte, at bum baobe beIe gu.
Jet ialbt al oisie S9iter. gun baobe
Dem / Sengen hos Jig, og bum fpsieoe
% flappeoe Dem bet meite al Stoen.
Sillibit ipntes Haboerne, bet git for
pibt, % eioroe Wtpnbigbeoerne OPP
merfiomme paa ben fattegale auinoe.
Ru er bum ienbt I'll stiplet / Sibfoib.
st Sarneifelet. - Sobn %. Glif-
forOS Sus. ct al De a~Ierireite ste.
pens Soint, bleb Der Wanoag fuuoet
ct SfeIet al ct Barn. 5 Suiet bolb:
man paa meo set paarlige 8ergis-
ringsarbeioe, % en- SieneiteptJt bolot
paa at RODE / fo~ritlelli9e Eng pao
2oitet. timber arbeibet ftf bun Ole
paa en- bemtreIigbeosfuIo ausle. gun
orog ben frem, og peo at aabne ben
fauSt bun et garnelig. De, JON ida
Oct, Tiger, bet fan gierne babe lls9et
Der Ell 81 slar.
Srnfnc S~talienere. - Sntrert so
S~toIienere, iom arbetoer for WiIpau.
fee.ganerl, fom Ssroag @ftermiooag
til Gorliis, en- lioen gp 7 Dill ira &o-
cine, og brrtfne % gale, iom be par,
peiifr9mte oe SoIt i ben lille gp. Sen
fsrite gerion, be msote, car en- Jung
Yiee. Senbe ifiso be paa. Sum TT
ct let Saar / Banoen % lsb itn Del
/ itor S~orifrPffelie. Soa brog be III
en- Saloon. Ser par Blot en- gansnel
apinoe, Rooer til G9rten. Sa bun
life pil6e Itafic Dem roget at brittle,
iflsb DC ogiaa efter benoe. SoIf, lom
Berte Sfpouinger, fom no paa CO.
ben, men Sc piloe 0tenneifer bang
line anipc % ifIsb meb &epoIpere.
SiliiOIt teIcionerebes efter SieIp ira
Rocine. Sberif galtmatt tom msa
aolfiaige SiGlpere, % bet lpffeoe8
6om efter Ell aamp at arreitere to al
ltroItiiterne, meoens De andre lob i'm
0ei.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

Sl Spb.Afrifa. - agsnter FOR ben
engelife Reeieriirg bar meo0elt Sefte-
bnnolere | Sinegnen peo SpenrTib,
at DC oil fisbe 500 &efte ON Naore-
ben, ino Irrlae ariseit porer | Spb-
4frifo. S. y. Common | SpeirfIb
bar fjsbt Seite for Gnglono / belle
8inter.
Nrpoermprb. - Gomoro Coleman
! Utiler bIep forleben orqbt. Wpn.
%oigbeoerne / 6nitf Gonntp bor lore
ioget en- cnbpgselie llroerisgelie al
Sosen % timber. at ofosoe iif fit ga.
neiaar peb en- augIe fra en- Sopoge-
&ifle, og grooeren Soiepf er bIepen
arreiteret iom 6orsperen al ben ifrRf.
felige noono. Den mflagebe bar
icrtalt mango mooitribenoe Siitorier
ON lit 6orbolh til Sagen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
3niunrCnta.

0pt Hoitfpntor. - SoItmeiter y.
81. Dtc@ia flptteoe Wanbag inc | Oct
npe Soitblis / ct. BauI.
RssaarSens sag. - Baa @runo
al 0ommer Stmpions Spshom blen
sagen mob forbeno9renbe Sheriff
Megaarben uoiat til lobe Mai.
Sirma uplpies. - 5irmaet Sobns'
rub 9rotbers / Wonteoioeo cr opleit,
ioet z. Sohnsrro bar trltffet Jig 40
al Sorretntngen, iom MI ital oripes
al DIE Sobnsrub alene.
81 MIC Banter. 5 Beuoen err or.
annilcret Giti5en'S State Sonf meo
Ell aapitoI paa $4,000, og / Golo
Springs 6irit State 9onf, og'aa meo
$4,000 / &apital.
@jerficn. - Sirsbag orog ~. 6alf
@icrtien neo ct Sslse paa ouer 80
8erioner iii CLIMATE Sails / 6alifcr'
uio, bpor Yaitorelt boloer paa at
grunSe en- &oIuni.
Slsbte libel. - 2sroag fom Beter
SIion / 9uIutb inb / en- Saloon %
5ao ON at iaa laane ct Spano. Gan
bIsote al ct Saar / Senet, oe ban
latte ScSen op / Spanoet. Ssr nosct
mere funoe eisres ior BAN, ialnt ban
300 om.
IRA 8lcnmppb. - Ger tales MI
ON at iaa en- Sernbane Goro os Spo
aiennent 8Ienipoob. Seleion.suaa'
MET anlGager Sinier / 9pen 90 piI
itrpftc DEM 20 0iI uO poo 2oubet.
CONNER oil Here 5orretninas'
buie bIiuc opfsrt, beribIauSt CT Bug.
ming for 9anf OF 8lenipoob.
Sfrrp falf. - On Rarb, iout
faIbte iig SomeS Winore, fpm meb ct
folf Sfisoe iii Sourtbuiet I Rep 8ing
o. fit resiitreret iom i'm eienoom en-
Sarm ~tIlberenoe VI. ). Smenion.
Cerpaa gif ban til @illiom Santber
ca Iaante 5 5000 al benne paa Sar.
met. Saa iorioauot Senne SsinoIer.
grreiteret. - Better Sbueion
Stiamater % en- iremmeN Wauo peS
Ropn Sbompion, iom / forrige llge
bouoe laact iis ueo meS fine SeIte !
@eitfautcn al S%tinlpater, ble Spn.
ooa orreIteret mSer Inflase fcr at
Care Jar sSlS paa en- 9abebpgning eco
Gin cafe geSSelebSbare. Gerne
Snauma br9rote oa men Den fire
Scitc, icnt tiIbsrie 5hompion. Disc
Seite topbc trarnpet neb en- Sape for
en- 8drtncr, Senrp Sern. iom GA latte
] Dem inc / Staloeu. San uilbe life
nslepere Dem til SbompioL iom oa
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
{ be Surcncbr Statcrs areSSrst

Ct. 8auI, Tirn.. bar Northern e..
curitie8 Go. / 0}anboqS inoIeperct Il,
Spar paa be alagepunftcr, Ser oa.t.
ner 8runbIo9ct for BET be0pno'
So8SanIn8 moo aompogniet / Yin.
~.eonins al SernboreiomnenIIutnin
gen. Tet beoer ! bette Spar. at Sen.
iigten meb "Mer9eren" ingcrIumoe er
Of birore aonfuronce poo transport.
upienetS Smrao0e, men 0ertmoo al
Diofere beore TrnnsportforboIS, iRr.
Zig meo SenbItf pao Dor 6remtibsban.
De. meo aiien og Stibsiarten 0ertil
fra Stiuebaosfpiten. 8 @%irteIigbebeu
er bet oItioa, eiter osnne 5remitilin8
al Sngen, til 2onbets @opn, at Gam.
meHEutninseu bar fuubet Steo, 9cnt
pcguiet bppoer, Of "Rcrgeren" life.
iom paaitaaet. er / Strib meo stnii.
1ruit Sopen, os ben99ter, at oernc
9oo ffuIOe bupe til &eniigt at inc.
'trprtc a~etti8beoen I'll al oprettc aor.
porntipner % foreitrioe alebacnSl
SaesIer mfO Senipu til aisb 90 suIa
af Gttier ! btsis. aOts iaa bar Gil.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
3Nuntnua.

Ssrer arig. - BED Wdthir, go
Wil / Sposit for Sort Benton, truer
Get meo at bliue Rrig melem 4pRg-
oporrtterne. en- ufjenbt 8erion
itiso IND | bet gus, boor 8rebrene
Sofelo boIoer til, og bet par iaa blot,
De Hap meo 2ipet. en- JON pasier
en- itor Sm,eflof, fit al en- ufienbt Rpt.
ter forleoen @ften bet Baabuo, OF ban
mart MATTE bape fig p9f ira 8rns-
ganeere oer. Wan tror, at ben Tango
Ssrfc, iom Der bar pPret, % ben
Rasie areaturer, iom MI srGSier paa
geitesmlrferne, gisr, at en- Del appg.
cpbrGttere meO Magt pil iage fine Ri-
onler bort.