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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

Val9urnerne % Sr9anifationerne!
O9 on, Soc,altferne fon 6elbeo Hart
iaa, paa builten COB, 9ammel @runb be
itaar, - at beres Eanfer er Ya9t meo
os fauife ubepibit feot .af be Eanter,
iom Soroens itprite os bebite Nanber
bar tenft os uotalt for Martuitnber
itben, buorban beres Beftrebelier
falber iommen meb &rifenbommeus So
relpberes % Tortiemperes os berpeb
berer @anhbebens Stempel beiere
@rao en6 noeen anben &ulturbepesel>
ie, - builten uoperutnoelts Gro os
@tprte piloe bet lite si, os builten
Tremsaus uiloe lite 0eettens os @auo.
bebens Gag ptnoe / @erben?
Ses tror bet fulbt % fait. Os bets
for ifrtper leg mine wSenbaqstanter i"
meb bet paab, at be maa Bit en- @tot
/ Broen ouer ben &!oft, iom MI filler
mellem Be ttte>triitne @ocialif oa be
ttte.iocialiitiife &rifne, ,oet 1es ieaer at
uiIe, at Der uellem be to &ulturbepe'
9eIier itte er Tienbfab, men Operens:
ltemmelie os Sammenbeng, ut be t
@runoen lite er to Beue9elier. men to
Sioer af famine. feot al ben famine
Erans Wenneiters Qlerte til ct bebre,
lpiere os itipnnere Menneite1amfuno.
Og tntet ,tal slebe mig mere enb at
opleue ben Dag, ba Rriitenbommen
blep Socialtsmens bepiblte &ierne os
briuenoe &ratt, % at @ocialismen bIeu
&riitenoommens prattiite 1oi flag %
offentli9e lbt,ptsform - ba be to
Master, buis iaulebe @une bet l;s9er
at reuolutionere @erben, rafte bueranbre
9aanben ouer &lpften.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14
9tttaa Ylt8ter+

vi er ale ttlbpieli9e til at foripmme
be imaa plt9ter, iom paabutler os. 81
inobilber %, at oerueb tan ut bebre Be,
|pare nor Stprte os Strait TT en- ifprre
2eiltg:eo tou,mer. 81 9lemmer rent,
at l1paaltbelisbeo / imaa Cling er 8e>
uis paa l1bpstisbeb fore Etng, os at
Eroifab / iu.aa Cling ct ben iitrefe Vei
til Tremsans. 5 2isnelien ON Men>
neifet, Der brog uoenlanbs % betroeoe
fit @obs til fine Eienere, ftaar oer on,
be to Eienere, Der baue rp9tet oeres
6erres @obs meo Erofaitbeo, at ce peb
bans 6iemtomit bper fit felseube &os:
r Bel. ou sooe os tro Eieuer! bu bar
ueret tro ouer Tibet, ieg uil iatte big
oper meset; saf ino til bin 9erres @le>
be. (Watb. 25, l4-30).
Den unge Jtefrut / 9eren opbpies
lite lt9e ltrats til @eneralsuero;gbeoen.
San maa ferit 9iue 8eptier paa lin
Dpgti9beo TOM meni9 @olbat. San
maa tiene I'm Eto os 9tpe Beuiier paa
ben melt ubetin9ebe Sutorbination o9
Qpot9beb ielu / be aqerriuseite Sing,
tpr ban tan sipre fig Qaab ON noaen
oueroronet % aniuarsplteti9 Stiutns.
@aalebes er bet u9iaa neo M&euneitet
% ben trtItne. Sort Mob ital foripses,
Dor Eaalmooisbeb iettes paa Preue oa
por Eroitab beu.les. Os alt bette tan
tun sisres peb, at ber bespnoes meb
imaa Cling. Sub opbraser os; peo Mr:
beioe os Mpiastiqbeb, unber 1u,aa gan.
felisbeoer, ueb Spfploelieu af 2tueta
lmaa Blister oplerer Sub os til bet.
ber Ct eblere % fterre. O9 tun ben,
Der er tro bet l.1e, tan uente at bli
lat til bet fore. (l1bu.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14
CUBS 9toIe+

Sub boloer (StoIe for fine Bprn BET
paa Sorben, % en- al be bebfte 2erere
ban ia: er Stuffelle. Min 8en, naar
bu % ie9 om1ber naar uor Tabers 9us,
ital ri ie tilbage paa ben ifarpe9sebe,
uboieltae 2erer, @tuffelie, iom en- at be
bepite til at berebe os for bet. San
gap os baaroe Setter; ban bruste ofte
Yifen; bun lebet os lite iaa iieloen paa
tornebe geie; ban tos MI os ba fra os
en- Bprbe at Ouer1boisbeber; men bet
siorbe Blot @eiien iaa meget lettere os
braste os iaa meset burtisere freuab
mob Maalet. San leoet os at %
til enbos lise ueb iDobens Stpsgebal,
men albris iaa be berlise 2ptter iaa OPP
lpftenbe ub, ION naar be ueo Green's
pine leltes bernebe ben Dal. I'll in>
tet Steb lebet ban oS laa ofte % lerte
os iaa beqise Setter, iom ueb Roriets
Sob bos SeiuB. &iere. gaule, baarb=
banbte 2erer; pt pil reiie big ct WOs
nument, prpbe bet meb en- Rrone, %
Snbifriften paa bet ital bli: uSalig e.
griabrtnsen ON gtuffelie!"
6. s. @upler)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14
Set TINE Rrdotfattt+

@n liben pi9e, benpeb Mar sams
mel. par enson9 Befpg Dos lin 9amle
ipgeli9e Bebitef faber. @n Mfteni2unD,
oa be iab alene, bapbe De fplgenoe Sams
tale:
vDu er uiit meset Ing, Bebitefaoer2"
vSa, nit ellfebe Barn, tes er meaet
ipa % bar ofte fore Smerter."
v6por baaber ou at TONNE ben, naar
bu bpr?"
vTtl 9immelen, iuarebe ban tort.
uSes baaber oslaa, at 6u ltal tora=
me bib, men ba mao ou flute meo at
banbe % iuerse, euers tommer ou til
ct forferbeligt Steb. buor ou bli'r pint
til eDis Glib meo eue be onoe Manoer.
men tommer ou til 6imlen ifal 6u bli'
epis lpttelis ueb Sub os Seius. Men
bu maa bebe os after bebe, os naar ou
er uaasen ON Matten maa bu oalaa BE.
be. Bebitefar, beber bu nosenitnbe2"
Set Spprssmaal at bet lille enfol:
btse Barn beueseoe ben samle Mant,
iaa ban brait / @raab. San baube al
brig funnel faa ct aluorli9ere, mere
treffenbe @psrssmaal; os ben, iom fors
teller bette, logger til, at Barnets Orr
siorbe ct uarist ,ynbtrpt paa bau,
Da ban lite leuse oerefter bleu fen:
seltssenbe, belpste leg bam, % buo'
glab blep leg lite, ba ies tanbt bam iou
en- ansersiuen os booferbtg Slel
v9uilten flor Spuber ct leg lite! @por:
leuse bar ies lite torastet Cubs geoa:
bel" Saa lpb bans &lase. vMt. iasb'
ban, rmeo 9eroen bar leg intet mere a
siere; ben torte Eib, leg enouu Da'
i9ien, bebpuer lea at anperoe til at ipr'
sc ouer mine Spnber % iese Grelie boi
ben bptlepeoe Trel1ermanb. :"
San bpbe 6reb, % buen peo, on
bet lite paa ben fore Dag ital bliD
aabenbaret, at bette par en- @ranb rpt
tet rb At Slbeu, % bet iuit ueo ct ltbe
i Barn. ..5. .:.
rMf be umpnsises % bienees Wtun'
/ ital bu bereDe 2op.4 Matb. 81, l6
(VibnesbprDet.)
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. &altSpe4, Wpttt.
7oe Sult 1904.

Zoe Sult 1904.
ST. Ne6aftpr!
Ti forIoo syersus Tals ben 2ooe
Stunt os tom til Ralispeq tent ON Mftes
men ben 22be. 81 liter eB NOT iaa sobt
Der. &alispeu er en- not iaa pen Bp
os bar en- penere BeIisaenbeb enb Ters
gus Taus. Den er lite beuer iaa
lprebt men mere tatbpsset. Ser er lite
iaa mango @tanbinauer ioua Dten,
men ri er bog laa mango, at ri bar to
norite &irter. en-, iom ttlbprer ben Tor'
enebe &irte, % en- Metbobiltttrte. -Dsn
Toreneoe &irfes Meniabeb teller uel
mellem 30 % 80 Meblemmer, men be
er meset ipreote, ioet no9le at benz Dor
l6 Wttl uo paa 2anoet. De bat en- pen
Strife ueo to @otter % ct Stur for 9es
itene, % Prelten fortalte os, at Wtentss
beoen itplbte tnsenttns. @iite @pnbas
bleu ut meset blertelt9 mootasne, % ON
Mftenen tom ber ftere at &.rtens Tolt
til 6ctellet, buor ri beebe, % bilite paa
os o9 pnifebe os ueltomne. Seq tror,
Der er mere Sambolo eno mango andre
Steber.
RalispsQ lisser, iom ri ueo, omtreut
mtbt 6latbeab yallep, % ri tan ie,
bet blaaner Tielbene paa aQe Siber
meb' @ne paa Eoppene enbnu.
s Tieloene finoes Tielblsuer os 8ipr-
ne, os Der uoti ier Ber al ale Slaas.
81 lisser MI uoe en- 2eir tire Wttl fra
Bpen tet ueb en- for @lu. Ser er not
af Tiif. @anoet er sobt % lite
vbaarbt". Ssaaraftes iaa ri en- @jort
tomme neb til @luen forat brittle.
81 tjprte til 8Yen ben 4ee Suli, ba
man bauee Teflisbeber ber. Man bar
Der ct Wuitttorps paa l3 Meblemmer,
% be lpiQeoe not iaa 9obt men lite laa
soot iout Muftttorpfsttt I Ter9us Taus.
Wfiue Eanter par mere bos mine tienote
% tiere Tersus 6aus, eno be par i
EalispeQ, Wontana.
So, ie9 uaa pel lite unblabe at for>
teQe, at ut bar 40 Galooner / Dor Bp.
Os be er aabne Spnbas iaauel ON
Manbas, 9}at laaueI iom Dag. Os
naar Bpeu er fulb af 2uuberiofs, Ct
bet iom en- @trcusoos t Tersus Taus.
3usleien er meset bpi Der, men Yriz
fen paa &lebeparer os Groceries CT ifte
meset forlfieQtg fra, buao ben ct Ser
gus Taus. Mpbler os Seruuarer er
bprere, men Erelait er billisere. Sneo*
ferarbeibe ct me9et oprt, ioet Der betales
$500 for Eimers Mrbetoe.
1er bp9ges lite laa ioI,oe 6uie iom
t Dfen. Oct ct mere lom Stur, tbi
G'nteren er 10 lite iaa itreus Der. Om
ri ltal forbliue Der, maa nj pel bpsee
6us, tbt bet gaar lite an at leie. st
6us iom bet, ri beboeoe / Tersus Taus,
utl tote 500 Maaneben.
Ser bat ueret en- iaaban lprte /
@ommer, iom insen bar feet paa IL
Iar, % @rpoen er lite al ben @runb
1aa COB iom uaali9, men MI bespuber
bet at resue.
eanoet ber er meset bprt. Oprpbbet
'2anb toIter fra 800 til $3.50 pr. Mcre,
men urpbbet 2anb er naturltsuis biui<
'sere.
Ser plantes ale Slass Trusttreer,
o9 mellent bisie planter man Poteter be
2-3 ferite Mar forat tultipere Ereerue.
Sorbbunben ber Ct lite fort tom Mtn>
neiota men bar en- Mltetulsr. Muisepel
Ct ben risere enb Dfen. It
Seq ptl fenbe nosle 2tnier iaien,
naar leg bliuer bebre tienbt ueb Tors
boleene. Eililut en- tierlis 9tlien til
tienote % tiere. Meb M9tel(e,
Mrs. Multtu Eoreerlon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14
8rtercre#, &a.teba+
6te Sult 1904.


Deres Blab, iom ri liter meget sobt,
bar beieet o5 NOT iaa trofait ben Eto,
ri bar ueret Der. % berlo pil ieg MT
til @ienqie!b meobele ltbt berfra.
Sa, Binteren for os paa be en1 omme
@letter git bog ben uoen no9en @tabs
paa Tolt eller Creature, enoiient bet
mango @ange iaa noset ileu1t no. 9er
par oper to Sob Sne paa jeun Mart,
os @anomeusoen par For, ba Sneen
imeltebe bort. Set blep bertor tent
meo yaararbeioet, buor Sorben er lap
os Ierastis. Sen bol6er fig tolb os ct
nelten uittttet for @eb 49, tallefalb til
ben bliuer sobt opar5eibet. Men Der,
buor bet ct liot bpire, fer Nsrene sobt
ub. De er bog en- COB Del ienere enb
I Minnctota.
@resiet berin1ob er laa ttbliet bsr
iom berneoe, ps &reatureue bar bet ubs
mertet sobt.
Torreiten tror jeg, at ber tribes, buab
en- Tarmer talmtnoelisbeb trenser.
s Stunt Maaneb par Der not iaa
uarmt en- Eie, ioet Ebermometret piife
80 @raoer @tpesen> 81 bapbe osiaa
en- pasielis @esnmansbe.
Mf SOME iteaolanb er bet nu lite me.
get tilbage.
gn6el norite Tam;lter ira @tsleton I
Spb Datota er MI tommet inb ber
ipuar os liselebes enbel Epitere. Mat
er uel forupieoe.
Set er Staoe, at .tte unge @tser
tunbe faa 2anb Der. Ween be tunbe
10 tomn,e uo autseueI forat ie fig ON.
Sen life Suli par bet Ranabas Tri>
beosoag, os ret mango af ben tauabiife
Befoltnins reilte til bet liot ifoubepotles
be 6eibebras % bapbe pers ltibbag i
bet Stie. :: ....
Wiau9e 6unbreoer at Rreature Bier
tpaar brepne til tQptoerne for Somu,es
zen, o9 Qeife bliper ON Soften ienbt
bib itore Tlotte for ielu at finbe fin
Tpoe. Seq iaa iuaar en- Weanb, iom
tom fra 6pioebrasene meo no9le 6ete,
iom bapoe peret Der, Den enc nosle
Mar, os til min itore Torunbrins par
be ristis pene, enbifient benae ginter
par ben baaroeite, lom bar peret paa
leuge.
5 nosle Dase bat bet uu ueret gans
fte parmt, os @rpoen fer rtsttg pen lib
til at pere &auaDa.
Seq bat lite, itben ies tom bib, bprt
ON noset @la9s @p9bom enbnu blanbt
ben lille Betoltntns, iom er ber.
Weoolte ftriuer leg tsien til 8labet
om en- Stunb, ON gfepattpren ttuaber.
@n penli9 9ilien til l1seblabet os bets
mango Nelere. ". 8. Stremberg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

Sen Ste Ju!i bolot Den ltfe Jtelt at
Populiiier 2anbet en- @onpention
Sprtnefelb, su., os nomtnereoe Ebomas
6. @atlon fra Georgia til preitoent-
tanbibat % 8. $. Ebibbles fra Nebraifa
til BtceprefDent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

Om nogen puifer ct Iftrpt Qaa
SHORTY al ben Neutrality-suspicious.
antagne &onitttution for Sttertail @ouns
tp, tan ben erbolpeg Dos eblabet,
naar man Ienber &c iTrtmerfer. Tor'
mobentlis er Som ifitutiouen uaientlt9
ben famine ale Counter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

Ashby Post: Sobn Naoerion Rlub>
ben Conn Of Yeltcau Safe bar foreret
@roabl ajeenigbeo en- &irtetIoffe, iom
peter 1900 punb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

Det fer uo, ION ON man BELT bsrs
fly grlurffoner, til be er lneset ubIattes
for i1lpffer. L Berionsr blsu Drabte.
% femti tom tillfabe paa Ct grtnrfions..
tren glem Serfsp fife SsnDa8, ibet etf
|gyen tiprteinb i e anbet bagenfra
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

&eiier Wilbelm bar patt Torbauielie
peb at ttlpnife ct finif &esimente, iom
er lenbt til Dten, 2ptte meb at i1aa
Sapan. Oct fortlares 5om en- Ouer>
gang til lite Ieasere at itaa TOM en-
leot9 Eilifuer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

Sunse for Ssnbassifolen loe bos
l1seblabet Deer nbaipnea af Rriftianio
|SonbaQsi itols sforentrs, os per par trptt
| 76. 900 af Dem ! 1897
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

Spenite Sfolebeger % Salmebseer
tilial9s bos l19eblabet. Ogiaa gobe
luen,te 6ortelltn9er. ---.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-14

Sen npsue Sauobeb. Mqe Sysbom.
me, Der bar fin Oprtnbelie 1rent Blob
eQer pDelast Gorbsielie, tan bliue bel.
brebet burtist % partst ueb Brusen al
Dr. Beters Rurito. Denne Mebictu
tan lite erbolbes paa Mpotbeter, men
tun sienneut 2otal:Msenter eaer brett.
fra Eabrifanten, Dr. Beter Tabrnep,
ll2-ll4 90. 9ogae Aue., @Dicagc,
Su.
garl Rauslaubs Brelubieia !,
ttlialss bos l1seblabet.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
Announcement for Mayor.

Having been presented with several
petitions signed by q large proportion
Of the voters in all parts OF the city. re-
questing me to stand as non-partisan
candidate for reelection to q second
term as Mayor of this city, l feel II my
duty to accede TO this request. Under
all the circumstances have done what
j believe to be to the interest of the
city during my present term. We have
made very considerable permanent i'm
provements during the past two years,
and ] am firmly of the belief that ex-
penditures can be largely c1rtailed dur
ing the next two years without injury
to the city's welfare. l am however OF
the firm opinion that the only kind OF
improvements made should be of q per-
mansnt character; that the work will
not have to be done over again every
year. IL the voters Cf the city desire l
shall serve them another term and IL by
them elected 1t shall be my aim TO give
them rs economical an administration
as 1t is possible to do without letting
our city travel backwards. do not
possess any superior qualifications for
the Office of mayor over those Of a very
large number of my fellow citizens and
IL elected can only accept the responsi-
bilities of the Office with q determine
tion to do the best know for the inter
est of the entire city.
w. N. COPELAND.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
UROoUA BUSINESS COLLEGE.

ID. p. jackson. jackson Silbsugh, G.
o. Andrews, T. r. williams and Mrs.
Cook were interested visitors at the COL
lege the past week.
New pupils enrolled the past week are
Miss Cora Hudson. Garnavello, lows,
and A. r. Kipp, St. Paul, MINI. They
are taking .he combined course, book.
keeping, shorthand and tpyewriting.
Mrs. Hesseling and John Holland
were obliged to be absent from school
on account of sickness.
The students all enjoyed the examiua-
tions the past week
Mr.. Cox went to Houston. Nina.
Friday, to transact business, returning
Monday morning.
Earl Truesdale Is taking course In
penmanship.
The business college has a new phone
No. 242. Call us up when needing any
work done In our line.
ID. G. Fortney, Jr.. says, There isnt
anything as interesting as Bookkeeping. "
Mr.. Cook snd family are keeping
house In Mrs. Hesseling's residence.
Henry Bolstad was obliged TO be alb
sent from school the past week 90 assist
with the work on the farm.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
Ontario 70 Hays ELECTRIC Liphts.

The rumor that Herman Zimmerman
of Ontario, would put in an electric
light plant this coming summev for the
purpose of furnishing light and power
to Ontario, Wilton and Norwslk was
authenticated Wednesday when the Star
'phoned Mr.. Zimmerman relating the
matter. The plans have all been made
and unless something unforeseen occurs,
work on the plant will begin on April
1st A tunnel will be bored through
the hill and dam put in 80 the the
projectors expect to be able to yes ..-- J
300 horse power. Besides the mat ter Of
electric lights Mr.. Zimmerman says he
will furnish power both day and night
This power will be transferred to Will
ton and Ncrwalk probably on insular
wires. Farmers along the route will
also be able to enjoy electric lights
The price charged for q 16.candle power
light in Ontario will be twenty-five cents
per month. There will be no restric-
ton as to the time these lights may be
used as Mr.. Zimmerman says they may
be burned continually. 1t will be sew
eral months after work starts before
the plant will be In running order. but
its construction will likely be hastened
with all possible speed after April 1st
go Norwalk Star.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
NOTICE tOCONTRHCTORS

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE oON
- struction OF an addition 70 the Eernoa
county court house will be received oy MI
chGel Brody, ChaiamRr OF the building con-
mittee, until 10 o'clock .. IN. OF April .. iSVf.
such bids 10 be addressed a5 follows
"MICHAEL BRoDY. Chairman building Gom-
mittee, in care of County Clerk. Viroqua Wis.
The addition to be built Of local stone. Tse
proposal must be accompanied BY certinoo
check Of 500. payable 20 the county treasurer
Of Vernon county.
Plans and specification can be seen and
examined At the office OF the county CLERK
ViroQua, Wis. and At the ONCE OF Schick
Roth, architocts, La Crosse, Wis.
Building to be constructed IN strict Accoku
snce with plans and specifications except tnat
vest wall ls not 70 be Of dressed stone, pot =
10 be exactly like west wall Of present strec-
ture, Outaide contractors ate especlally urs-
cd 10 submit bids. For the commItes.
MICHAEL BROpY, Chairman.
Dated, ViFoqus, Wis March 10, 1904
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
MORE AsPIRANTs FOR CITY POSITIONS.

Since last weeks naming of persons
willing TO accept positions on the city
and ward tickets the following addition
al have been made.
For assessor, Fl. c. Gosling and Joe
Omundson are announced.
A W. Barthel has added his name to
aspirants for treasurer.
In the first ward A. d. Helgesen ap-
pears to have clear field for renomina-
tion for supervisor Aldermanic candi-
dates are w. 81. Banks, W. H. Pulver
and William Brandon.
In the Second ward Supervisor late
Is willing to serve again. Mr.. Tate
says if he were not a member of the
building committee he would not stand
for reelection. Otto Otteson is also a
candidate for the position. For alder
man o. Fl. Helgeson is candidate for
denomination. George Stokes and Capt
Connor are aspirants also.
Daniel Wise is willing to serve the
Third again as supervisor, and his con-
stituents appear to be willing that he
should, no opposition having developed
to his denomination. There are two
pirants for alderman, John Devlin and
G. M Henry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
Spring Shooting.

The open season for spring shooting
begins April II, and closes April "a.
During that time all game except mall
ards, teal and wood-cock can be shot.
The new laws say that only Is birds can
be killed each day by one hunter. Wild
geese can also be hunted during the open
season During the general closed fish
ing season, betw IN March and May
%, no fish caught II Inland waters can
be sold offered for sale or shipped. Re-
ports from deputy vardens show that
ducks are beginning to appear in the
southern part of the state. Licenses are
good for one year from September /, but
they really expire after the spring shoot
ing, as the game is all protected from
that time until the fall open season
starts in September
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
IssraUcrros OF RED SKINS.
Letter Prom Teacher In Western Government
Indian School

Mrs Z. NJ. Gorsline of this city, re-
ceived letter from young lady friend
giving information concering an Indian
school in which she is imployed in Ne
braska. We Gull the following, which
may prove of interest to readers
Now have been here one month and
write telling you something of this
school and of my work. The Indians
here are the Omahas and are quite civil
lied. This is considered very small
school and it has about 75 children, and
most of them are good chi dren, though
once in while two or thres of the boys
run away and go homo They are us
ually brought back by an Indian police,
who Is here to look after them. Sixteen
persons are employed here. Two teach.
ers, one principal teacher who looks
after everything and sees that things
are done; the matron, who has charge of
things too and looks after the girls. The
boys have a matron. Her duty is to
look after the boys when they are in the
house and put the little ones to bed
The farmer and industrial farmer have
charge of farm work with the help of
the school boys. Then the cook, laun-
dress and saamstress have work of the
very ordinary kind. ] have about eight
girls each day to help 20 the sewing
Some of them are rather small but can
sew very we'll. Often have some that
can't sew much at all and they have to
be taught. like the work, though ]
should not like to live in the service OF
Uncle Sam for many years Except the
employees, we never see anyone bat In
dians, and the nearest town from here is
about ten miles. So you see we are
long way from any place Every Sun.
day the pup lis are taken to the church,
which is a Presbyterian church. The
children take turn about doing different
things so theN' learn how to do about
everything. Every two weeks we have
a program OF some kind. Every two
weeks too they have dance for the
children, and we are all supposed TO go
and helm tha childrAn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
DEEP INTEREST IN RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
Evangelist and Singer are Greeted by Immense
Audiences Remain two Weeks.

A series of union RELIGIOUS meetings
arranged to extend over three Lords
days, was opened in the @ C,ngregaticaaI
church last Sunday morning, with a
congregation that PACKED the auditor.
ium. Evangelist Bulgin and his ssso.
ciate, Prof. Gates, ,singer and musical
director, who were, some time ago, en-.
gagged to conduct the meetings, made
their first appearance They were sl,
received and made favorable impress.
sions on the big audience The former
is southerner, a former lawyer of Ken
tucky, gentleman of fine address, logi-
cal, makes point and nails it fast, has
a sense of humor that is pleasing and
yet in no way loud or presumptuous. He
1terprats the Scriptures with much
piausability and in a way to interest his
hearers. Prof. Gates Is a fine singer.
His solos produce a deep feeling and his
leading of the large chorus class Is ele-
vating
Following are announcements for
union and other services for the ensuing
few days:
DR.. Bulgin will preach at the Mstho.
dist church eac evening and afternoon
this week. Evening service 730, after
room 2:3O. On Sunday he will preach
three times, morning. afternoon and
evening. The afternoon services are
expositions of some Of Christ's parallels
and those are especially helpful and no
one VINO can possibly come, can afford
to stay away.
Union Sunday School and Young
Peoples services on Sunday in the Con-
gregational church.
Services in the Congregational church
next week. These meetings are al
ready crowding our places of worship
A cordial invitation Is expended to the
public to be present, Prof. Gates sings
at each service.