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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Marlin & Ryan, real estate men of
Staples, sued A. L. Sippre]l for CON-
mission on sale of farm. Sipprell
listed his farm with the firm for sale
and when they found a purchaser his
wife refused to sign the deed. Mar
lin & Ryan were given Judgment for
$3Os. 94 in district court at Wadena
last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25
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DIED..

August Stroman died at his home
insthis city Friday evening, Dec.
18th. ct 2 O'Clock, of Brighs's disease
Of tho kidneys. aged 50 years.
X The deceased was q native of Swe-
der. He came TO the. United States
In 1872 and lived In Michigan and
Minneapolis. He oett ed in the town
Of Elmdale In 1850, and lived there
until moving to Little Falls three
years ago. -...z
Besides his wife, Mr.. stromsn
leaves seven children Gust, Mrs.
Chas. Peterson. Mrs. And. Swed-
beck. Mrs John splitoH. Of the town
Of Elndale; Mrs. Ed. Broberg, Ellen
and Eva, Of Little Falls. There are
also two brothers Of the deceased.
Charles. in Kittson county, and An
drew,Sof Swanville. 49,
4 The remains were taken to Elmdale
town Tor burial: Services were held
at she q Congregational church.
Upsala, on Tuesday, and interment
was IN the Upsala cemetery.
The deceased was Of q jovial tenn
permanent, pleasant and good natured
always. He had = multitude Of friends
and was much liked. The family
have the sympathy Of all.
Mrs. E. B.:Reese died at the home
Of her son. E. b Reese, in Parker.
Wednesday morning. aged IS years.
The funeral was held yesterday from
the home: Mrs. Reese leaves five
children, residents Of Ohio, besides
her son here. >.-
The infant child. Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Jas. Stevens, Of the West side, died
Monday evening.
Patrick Carney. the veteran North
ern Pacific engineer. died at Brainerd
Tuesday night, Mr.. Carney had had
an engine on this division for
twenty-five years. and been with the
road thirty-two years. He was q very
popular employee and many will be
sorry to hear that Pat has passed
away
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Staples World: The girls basket
ball team has received q challenge
from the girls team at Little Falls for
q game to be played here some time
after the Christmas vacation. The
challenge will probably be accepted.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25
MARRIED

Owatonna Chronicle: The marriage
Of Miss Sadie Davis Van Praag and
Mr.. Bert Roderic Cole, which was
solemnized Monday evening, was q
surprise to the numerous friends Of
this popular young couple. Mr.. Cole
and Miss Van PraRg had planned to
take marriage vows sometime during
January. but as the brides father
would be unable to be In the city at
the proposed date they decided to be-
come man and wife last Monday even
Ing. The wedding ceremony was
quietly performed by Rev. Alfred q.
Pin khan. rector Of Saint Paups
Episcopal church, at the residence Of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Van Praag, on South Elm
street. and was witnessed by only the
Immediate relatives of the bride and
groom.
Miss Alma steffens, who was en-
ployed on the Transcript last winter.
was married at Lltchdeld Thursday
last week to Marc A. Harris.
Miss Tena V. Mccullough and q. L.
Bixby Of Flint, Mich, were married
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Mccullough. at Rice. Dec. 18th.
On Dec. 22nd, at the court house In
Little Falls. occurred the wedding o1
Samuel M. Ireland and Miss Ella
Palmer. The bride Is q young lady
who has resided in Parker but short
time but she has won for herself hos>
of friends and acquaintances. The
groom is we'll known young man ol
good standing, and owning q farm
near Huff postofdce. The happy coupl,
will make their future home on Mr.
1reland's farm. Their many friend,
will join in wishing them q long
prosperous and happy welded life.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Deputy Sheriff John Bailey of Be-
midi. formerly OF Little Falls, was
accidentally shot through the calf of
the right leg Friday morning. he
was walking through the court house
sSand let his revolver fall. The wound
10 not serious = sas ..8r 5..55% >,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Dennis Sheedy of Swan River re-
turned Saturday from Rosing where
he has been, with s. Tedford and Phil
Moran. viewing a ditch. The ditch
will drain some 5000 acres of land.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

The public library will not be open
tomorrow afternoon and evening,
owing to the repairs being made at
the city hall.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Paul Posch and family are visiting
relatives at Royalton, North Prairie,
Swan River. They expect to be gone
about q month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

J. j. Gwosdz Of Swan River visited
on Monday his brother-in-law, Kas-
mir setera, WHO is q patient in the
Fergus Falls asylum. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

The night policemen and other
night hawks, notably-and-, report
that Sunday morning about O'Clock
the sky suddenly grew very bright,
and noise like thunder was heard.
The cause was probably a large me-
Ceor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

The Anoka Herald says of Rose
Smiths case: The cases were dis
missed on motion of Attorney Pratt
Monday. George McKeen was
appointed guardian for the girl. She
is at present working at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
For nine years Mr.. and Mr.. Hous-
ton have taken care of her and she
has been raised as one aof the family.
They have treated her as their own
child, anc very naturally feel rather
badly at the turn affairs have taken.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Guy Robbins contemplates taking
his engine out Of the Grey Eagle fac
tory and running saw mill at Upsa.
la. ARGUS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

J. 7. D. Sadley, Of Princeton, died
last week. Mr.. Sadley at one time
Represented In the legislature a dis
trict Of which Morrison county was a
part. He came to Minnesota in 1864.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Trains for any directions are daily,5
men and women to tho Sank5
Center Academy ana Businea COLLEGE.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Bill Sloan Of White Earth Is credited
with having killed the largest deer Of
the season. It was q noble old buck,
perhaps the finest specimen ever seen
In the state. It measured feet from
tip Of nose to base Of tail, girted 49
inches behind the shoulders. and
weighed with the intestines removed,
337 pounds. The head has been
mounted and sending it to the st.
Louis exposition n-Wadena Tribune.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

s= When In doubt go to CLARK Bros
EjeWelry store. where yon will find the
beet stock of jewelry, cot elasses and.
holiday novelties ever brought TO the
city
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Eveleth Star: Vicar General Buh.
Of Ely assisted the Rev. Father Bilban
in the confessional fors a couple Of
days this week. Monsignor Buh is
keeping his age we'll and is:the grand
old man of the Vermillion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

They tell this story on well
known sportsman Of Claremont "A
new baby was born at his home not
80 awfullv long ago. OF course they
wanted to know how much II
weighed. but the family ecales could
not Be found As . last resort the
spair ofs sacred scales used BY the faith
er on his fishing expeditions were
BROUGHT forth and the baby placed
thereon. And tte baby weighed 6.
actly fort y-seven . pound Owatonna
journal 5.ss5 2's g
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Wadena Pioneer Journal: T. E.
Murphy, who has Travelled through
this section for good many years for
a well known machinery house. has
resigned his position and purchased
an implement business at Little Falls.
He will move his family from st.
Cloud TO Little Falls His .many
friends lin this city wish him the
best success in his new venture. s:z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

OI1O Ell SULE UWN-
ER.
Sauk Centre Avalanche: The
Schleusener-Ingram hardware COM
pany has changed hands, Gordon In
gram having on December 9Th retired
from the firm. We understand the in
etitution will be under the exclusive
proprietorship of Mr. Schleusener,
having purchased MIR. Ingram's stock
in the company.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Amo Cor. Window Citizen: M. N.
Caldwell and family have been going
e Notthern Minnesota for the past
two n,pnths and assyet they are not
fu1tssI al ;than wisdom. We are :es,1,.;i soray !,
to have them leave. ...ss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

The institution of the Order Of
Eagles will take place next Wednesday
evening at Elks hall.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry La
fond, Dec. 21st, q son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Born-To Mr.. and Mre. Walter
johnson, Dec. 24rh, q son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

The degree of Pocahontas meets in
special session tomorrow evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

+ DR.. ~. ;Niven; the we'll known den.
ltist, will go to California for the win.
ter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-12-25

Avery Huffman, lately telegraph
operator at Royalton, has taken charge
of the Huffman hotel at Grey Eagle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
correspondence
Gallanoer,S Soma.

Sa lange er bet iiben, at Ri bar
let noga / .,Daafteren4 fra 6aaaus
Der. iaa ieg bill i Dag ienoe liot At De
ioite 0ages Gf5eoer.
Saa langt ti!6age JON i llgen fpr
3atfigeliesndgen tor ieg bel qua.
Den Sang Be agte oans Sprgsn
6olm bstsnbte fsr omtrina. 6an par
poa 8eien tilba9e til Council gluh
fra Datota. bbor ban bap0e drbejosI
/ 0piten og Sarifetioen.
- 5atii9eliesoagen baobe Ri SUBS.
t~ieneite meo Qltergong og OFer. ia
bet par en- bel 6%eitiosoag.
Batter Gngbolm uobelte ogiaa Der
Dag De 6iliener, ION ban bdpot
iomlet paa be LANCE ReiTer. ban bal
oiort baaoe / Sno og Roro. 9i iigei
mango 5af for 6~ilienerne.
= Ssnoagen ier 5afiiqeliesoagsf
talte gdItor Gn9bolm | ben 5oreneol
norife Girfe / gdaenoer ON 6ormie.
hagen og paa 2anoet ON Gftermio.
hagen, og faa om 4ftenen iomtaleoi
en- fife Slot bos So6n Maoion, bpoi
praften boeoe.
5 forge u9e bar Mr. Sohr
pIoug meo 5amilie Der pua geiai
hos i'm grober SuIius geterien. Mr
gloug arbeioer ellers ~biItnof ioH
5ormano paa en- Sernbane nar pei
Naterloo, Soma.
= Mrs.G.M ortenien er ing o9 ban
n9ret iaa for en- llges lib. 9i BAD.
Der naite Sang at funoe mebbele ON
8ebring.
De fleite Der er pitt nu f9rbiQ
meo at ybuife corn; 9eiret er tint
Der MI. Blot en- Imule Sne. not til n
pie Dc. at ben er til.
Manbag ben 7. Zee. 0il apin=
beforenineen bolbeF TT maaneblige
Mpbs bos Mrs. Sames 6anfon.
= 5armerne moa benee 9aas
for oeres 6pniebuie FER / 9inter. pl
De er bangs for Dem. ION sOer mprs
lets @erninger. Gn Speniter tiger, oi
ban bar miitet for oper 800 9Rr1
at 6ens. iau ban tog lat og bpggsbe
fig ct MT 6us for Dem.
2igeleOes bar Ri bsrt. at 10 o5opr
6uagps" er foriOunbne FRA oeres iao-
banlige plabIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
N0am San: Suni merl5u.

logen betpoeIig oanif Digter bar
Amerifa hibtil lite formoaet at ftabe.
ON END biit og Der en- enlig oemooi9
oanif Songfugl iiober paa i'm 9ren
o. Imaatpibrsr meo rprenbe, onb %
agte poetift alan9.
8~runbene BERTH turee bGre man
qe; men BET er tilitr9tfeliet al Minnie
om, at 5olfebanbringernes 5iber al
tio BAR 6%anolingens % 9ampens Il
Der. 5ronboourerne tom fprit Ies
mere, naar Der praftiife Gin bapte
frem6ragt idaodnne georifter, bbts
9eipn9elie tunee name De mere freoe=
lige o9 unoertiben fspnige eftertoms
mere til M 0aao.
Qbam Dams .Sommerlgp" er BEL.
Ter life juft nogen abiolut o9egiz
penbeb" / goeIiens 9erben, % bog
tan Ri life n9ate os iefp Den @l9be 1t
praientsre cen for pore aeiere. ea
ben Iittert inoeboloer noget at bet
imuffeite og oaroifulOeite. hi DANTE
/ amerifa til 0dto bar frembragt.
8iatet ut bn19e" er rent I'D It
life Weiterb9rf, o1 aoitiIige at re
andre mar i 9soigbso tort OBJ til BET.
apb oe las.
aeOeliet er bet imiolertiO. at .Danit
9oqbanbel" / Geoar Sails, Soma.
bar beipraet llbgioelien meo en- ma
ten forblgfenpe 6aorlia Smog, %
al man / en- Bog paa 300 Sioer life
minbre END inO og tppe 9dnge mad
tage i'm 3ilflugt til en- Cite oper
5rptfeil bag / gOeen.
.Sommerlsp" faas I 8anifb 9ut1.
gubl. 6oufs. Blair, Qebr., Og toiier
feftet $1.00. Tmuft inob. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
Semsa, Soma.

0ans aoling er blepen opIds...
Dor Wenig6eo Der.
8i 6aboe aonfirmation cen
2. 0obember. Ere fornDebe ben DAG
beres 9adbspugt | SberpRrelie at en-
tor 5orfamling; bet bar en- 8attel
al Sans 5atobfen, Og en- Ssn og Ell
Datter at Sens Gbriftenien ira
glsnortb. Bore genner og beOlle
3nifer pii leofage benz paa oeres gej
uo / 2ipet.
Zen %. Hobember bapbe Di
grnGup | ben bdnffs Girte, ibet 3lz
rOline geterfen, Dattsr af Niels pe-
bleb Dieb til Subannss G6ris
iiianien fra Rolfe, Soma, al pdifor
glemmenien. 6an tdlte cper Set
item - grblIuppet | adnd =, uold5<
be ben fmutt og minbebe ON, at bDo,
Der bsgpnber tit 6jems 0runblaggels
ie meb at bbgge 5erren ct bitter 20
Der | BIN at fege BAN, bill i2iDet fin@
be ben ianbe pg 6ebfte epffe. Sols
nsrns 1855 Os 378 bIeD funSet fsr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
GeOar Sails, SOma.

6ans o. SerenIen. Der i Def Tioitt
Mars 5io bar opbolot fig | Rarbe
ben at Spencer. Sa., bar / iibite LICE
op6olot fig Der 6os fine 5or9lore. 5
aDroags rsiite ban til GltoOrn. bpor
ban i 9inter a9ter at tage Spbolo
pda Stolen.
= Peter SIR. 4sterien. Der / De
fioite 8 til 9 Maaneoer bar BAIT Opz
6olo / 6arlan, Sa.. gl9oer / oenne
lib fine 5or9lbre % 9enner Der mso
ct geipg. 9aa Maneag agter ban
Iig after til 6arlan.
gertel 5anob9f fra .6eils,
S,pnanb, Der for 5iben er pad Relie
Der / 4merifd for at beisge iine9srn,
Sloetninge og gamle 9enner, ops
6oloer ia for 5ioen Der | ghen.
bpor ban trRffer mango aenbin9er
ira bans 6jemItaon. De fnnes It
pare meget glaO peo at tale meo BAN.
Soiepbine gbriitenien Tom iios
Ite 9srbag bertil fra Council Bluffs,
6oor BUN bar opbolbt Jig en- lib.
nun refer / benne llge oioere til TT
6iem / 0eit Brand. Sa.
0nsOug ben 2. Dec. efterm.
ST. %. Bier gaitOr 6br. 9dnIen,
qortlano. Ore, % Nifs auguita
ariloIen agteoiet Der / Rd3arstb
airfe. paitor $. 9. SEMEN tdlte
I'D fra Saf. 6pilana 4, Is, os for
retteoe 8ielfen. Slime Qrilbien,
gruoens Seiter, aioroe fuIo 9rua at
bort npe 0rgsl og fremtOan9 bet beoz
tie at bets Snobolb. airten par ppns
tet meb 9lomiter. og en- iterre 5ors
tanning obero9rebe ben b~eitioelige
gambling. gfter 8ielien idmleoss
en- Sfare at inobuone SlRetninge %
9enner bos 9. NrilOiens (gruoens
6iem). Ser mobtog grubepdrrst
NANCE fmutte eg oRroifuloe Gaper,
% Der btnieoe belbptfeoe 8orbe NED
oobe og ueIlmaeenos Better allereoe
paa BE- mango 09iter. Otter Maals
tioets Rnbelie blep 5oriumlingen
unoerbolbt mso Gang. Gale % Mu=
If at forifellig Qrt. og 5ioen iodnot
ab Mibnot til, fer man bet ret be-
trnfte.
9e nb9ifte aster fig pdd en- Relis
til Gebr., boor De en- fort lib pil
beIege qnitor S0dniens Slagtninss.
oq ON fcrt 5iO agter be iig til oeres
fremtioige 9irtetreos, aenoibd,
Wis. paifor 5unlen bar nemlig
mootaaet aalo fra 81. Maria Mes
nigbeb.
Wca Sub 6erren rietig fad COP
at BRUCE soer til me9sn 9%eliignelie
| osaae eserg @irfsfrehs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04

Oct er lenge imeqem, al Der bsres
noget berfrd, Iaa jeg bill M fort9ae
libt.
= 8agene fra 26. til %. Ros.
bar 6~pjtibsbage for gstbaniaMenig
6eo / antelope 60, Qeb. - ri baboe
MisiionsmsOe og qraiteinoIattelie.
Oct bar 9aif. %. 9amffob, iom all
/ nogen lib bar 6etjent Menigbeben.
Der al 8reosformdnoen Bait. s. 6,
afotb bleb inbiat Iom Dor Brat.
Misiion9r S6ulB par ogiaa tilSte-
Re "a osltog I MisiiOnsmsoet.
SUBS Sros Snnobeber blep laei
os alporligt og inbtrangenbe pdo
6jerte. Oroet leo bdnbe til 9ettel-
Re % Op6bggelie. 8i baaber, 5et
mda blipe til ebig @elf'saelie FOR
mango.
Mpoerns ~ goOt beIegte bodoe
forn cage % Qftener.
SenOagen bar I9rlig en- 6ejtios-
Rag. Da fanbt preiteinbi9ttelien
Steb, pg pa bar Der tiaiae altergdng.
Saa flyer Ri 5ut for gefeaet.
aom mart igen, 8rebrel
@ib 5srrens Sag mao rigtig bin.
be Jremgang oeiaa paa oenne pldhs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04

gieiien % 379 efter gieIIen. gen=
ner 6opoe ppntet airten meb Terence
9lomiier. og De npgifte moOtOae pore
bsbiie 9niter pm Al eptfe o9 @leoe |
9iret.
aoinoefpreniugen afboloerMp=
De Den 10. 8ecbr. bos mlrs. Shirt
titan 8nubien.
Ser pil blipe @uostieneite for
Ie 5uleoags 5ormibbag 81. Il i Dor
anifzlutberife airfe.
Gn Qbonnent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04

foreliggtr ct minbre atitoplae At
bette uomarfebe @rrt. lager ieg life
i Determining at anbeFate en6per. Der
iii aibe TN Spn en- fortrinlig BEG.
~InareIt At itripe til 9aniib aut6.
publ. 9ouie. Blair. Rebr.. efter &c
foliis 5ortaain9er % Sa9aer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
Gn anloen Qeiliaheo.

Bort ipecieae uOialg at port fuloe
2oser al Sientram begpnber / Dag.
Bsnpt 9~ejligbenen til at fgbe Dem
no9k at oisie garer til en- billy
Bris.
9ielfen e Nnoeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
~gOsanmeloelier.
9. s. geiulii: Sortellinser %
Sasaer. ID Samlins.

0anmarf bar | bet nnlig afilutteoe
Narbunoreos fun bait iaare FaaSfos
smeno, Der enbog BLOT nogenlunre
raar op / Stang meb anbers Stefenz
len pan 6inb6ofm, aOib / Datum,
Bubble poa 6olitejnsminDe % 5ims
mel6jerggoarnen % lalt, but not
leaii u 9eftor asfolii / 9ibOrg.
on c., = ceecn. s..1aarne "a
rigt uooiflsOs unge Monb bar &c
folii fenbte til uniDeriitetet fra Oh
borg aatbabralfole. og bans adntes
lioe gadpirfning bar faa abel g
itart, at be Fleits at bans @le0er b9s
rer Marfe beraf til oeres 8eosbdg.
5au eIer ingsn / 9anmart FAR
funnel fOrt0ne for 9grn Tom Reffor
2efolii, og bpab ban fortaner, pafs
fer altib be renefte og ableite Snteres,
Ter og mdner be unge til Oaab.
9efoliis ,5ortaainger Og Sagder"
taller for Zig ielD, Og ingsn fan giDe
Tin Ssn bebre Bog at l9Ie enb bisis
ire fammenberenbe 8inb fra 2efos
liis 0adno.
Den fOreliggenbe uogdDe er inbs
6unoen | papbinO meD iolio Brig.
Jerite Canning fofter 40c., anoen Og
treble canning bDer Soc, og ale ire
9inb $40.
Da jeg sr bioenoe ON, at Der fun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
Ylainpiew, Nebr.

Oct er lenge imeaem, at Der bsres
noget berfra, iaa jsg BIZ nu fortaf1e
~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
Shin oe aorn It yengt.

aoe pd. OF Moore's stoch Food oil forbinors
Epabum Dos Soinene oe ipore 10 8u.
Wnls. 6pis lite, foiter bet intet. Sol8es
aoaa 30 Eages Breue. Briien er $3.50 pr.
100 90. Torbinorer utgi bps pgnlene, os
&< lraeer flere veg, eIers ingen Detailing
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
.kss- soenfer Rnffes Council BUNS. Ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
4oresIeforanorinq.

YaftOr 9. SobniOn. Oleanber.
Cali, bill fremtioig Oare: qaitor
e. SObnion. Reeplep, GaIif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-04
rOaniferen""
5rebag Der /. December 1908.
Neb.

1er sr antommen mango gleper
nj Sfolen ben iioite usestio, iaa
mon flyer, at Sfolen bliper operfplot
I Mnr. 9i baaber at tanne gioe
uurmere 0plpsning berom nafte
Bnna.
Som SolItin oarmer oen6iertet,
JON gammel Gin opliper Den Sjelen,
ben siper 6aab poa 5remtiben oe uoz
Fletter bet forbigangne. Def er, bbdo
ROffD Mountain Sea ger. 30 Gents.
5urnbam &c SdmpiOn.
Der bl9Ier en- folb Rorbpeitz
1inb I DAG. 6aaber, bet life bliosr
en- gli33ar0.
Den gpr5orogjeIfen fulotommen.
BIooet iunbt. Mulflerne fate o9
11erperne Itarte. Den oplioer 9iers
nen gpr big rift og beparer big iaa.
prRgtig Mleoicin = Roetp Wounz
gain 5ea.
6urnbum &c sompiOn.
J Den fioite 8io er Der OpO
operorpentli9 mango i Blair og Oms
egn. met gamle 5olf, f~oritaar Ri.
) en- usestio iagnes Der at pore life
ninore eno 10 8%egraoelier.
= en falmet, at Omiorg neObpiet
apinoe paa 40 meo en- net. moberne
Rouo ifulOe brittle Roctp Mountain
Eta. Zen bringer Den un9oommes
Gns. jomfrulise Stpnbeo tilbage,
1Olosr Den gamle Mano 6iemme fra
2Oae'en. 50 Gents.
5arnbam &c Sampfon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-15
Personal Notes.

Benson Wood of Effingham, ILL.,, has
been chosen COMMUNICATIVE chief of the
Illinois Grand Army of the Republic.
Rear Admiral Higginson will relieve
Rear Admiral Terry as commandant of
the Washington Navy Yard on July 1.
Professor Braun of the University of
Strasburg, has undertaken to heat a
room in Munich by flashlight in Nu
remburg, which is 100 miles away.
DR.. Frank Galard of Paris, is in
Boston as representative of the
French government to inspect some of
the textile industries of the state.
1t is learned that the refusal of Mrs.
Leland Stanford to consent to the sub
stitution of a paid quartet for the vol
lmtary choir in the University chapel
led to the resignation of Rev. DR.. Heber
Newton.
Two anniversaries were celebrated at
the Chicago Theological Seminary last
week, one was the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the coming of Prof. Samuel
Ives Curtss to the institution and the
other to the forty-fifth anniversary of
the founding of the institution.
Rear Admiral Francis r. Bowles,
chief constructor of the Navy and
somewhat of an authority on launch
ings. is the inventor of an apparatus
whereby the fair christener has only to
let go of the bottle as the ship moves
and watch it swing unerringly to the
bow.
Very Rev. Charles p Grammar Of the
Catholic University at Washington,
has been appointed a member of the
International Biblical Commission Gre
ated by the Pope to conduct extensive
researches in order that the Catholic
church might possess the best transla-
ton of the Bible.