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The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
BOND IS TAKEN UP On Lost River, York,
 Quartz Property SHOWS UP FINELY
The Work of Development Will be Pushed Extensively
 This Season.

Thus early this spring there is con- siderable activity in the York tin reg ion. Many outfits have already gone into that section, and more are going in, and within short time prospecting and development work will be actively under way.
 The bond on the tin quartz property of Grim, Randt and o Brien, taken by has been taken up and the work of de- veloping the property will be pushed in an extensive manner. This property is located on Lost river about 20 miles from the sea- and Grim X Co. have been developing the ledge all winter. They received letter a short time since from Mr. Hutchinson informing them that the purchase price of the property would be paid over as agreed upon when the property was bonded. He also instructed them to continue the work as actively as possible. A shaft has been sunk on the vein to a consid- erable depth and it is stated that the mine will be winner without doubt.
 J. J. Mckay, who came down from Lost river Thursday says that the ledge From about two teaspoonful of pounded rock tin button the size of vest button was obtained. Mr. Mckay also states that two millsites have been staked at the mouth of Lost river, one by NJ Garvin. of Teller, and another by man named Reed. The day Mir. Mckay left Lost river eight outfits ar rived with supplies for prospecting
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
THE NEW
 COUNCIL Takes Up the Reins of City Government.
\. P. KING IS MAYOR
A. McGettigan Elected Clerk, But No Other Appointments Made...
 Last Acts of Old Council.

The old city council is out and the newly-elected one is in. The last busi- ness to be transacted by the old council was done on Thursday evening, before the largest crowd that has ever attend ed any of the council meetings. Long before the hour of meeting the crowd began to gather, it having leaked out that the slate framed up during the afternoon had been broken, and a scene was expected.
 Councilmen Hill and Stevens were absent when the council was called to order by President Bard. Just as the clerk was about to read the minutes the newly-elected councilmen filed in. taking their seats amid the cheers of the spectators.
 Municipal Judge Shields submitted a report for the partial month to April 2l, having received 800 from fines and forfeitures.
 The books of the city clerk and city treasurer have been audited and found to be neat and correct and an even bal ance obtained.
 The figures submitted showed the outstanding indebtedness in general warrants to be $26, l27.42, added to which are two special warrants, one in favor of the N. A. T. X T. Co. for S240.75, payable July 1, and another to Tanner X Clark for $l,2l235, payable June l. making the total indebtedness S27, 5SO.52.
 The salary fund is overdrawn s69.24, and the special fire fund S62. 10.
 Hoxsie, who has been fathering the water and electric light franchises, and which were turned down at the reg uar meeting of Monday evening last moved that they be taken up again That they would be adopted was cer' tain, Hill being absent, and both of the ordinances, one granting to Lindeberg Lindbloom X Brynteson a 25-year fran chise to install operate and maintain g water system in the city of Nome, the other granting the Nome Electric Light X Power Co. the right to oper ate heating and lighting system were adopted, Hoxsie, Calvin and Rowe voting in favor of them, while Stevens and Bard voted against.
 City Clerk Ryan was instructed tC write vote of thanks to the fire de partment for the good work done dur ing the past year, on motion of Calvin
 Then the 'big thing happened
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23

Hoxsie said he "guessed there was nothing more to do," and the mayor said "No," whereupon Hoxsie moved to adjourn sine die.
 The reins of the city were then taken up by the new members, Councilman Will nominating H. P. King as presi- dent of the council and ex-officio mayor of Nome. The choice was unanimous.
 The hall rang with cheers as Mayor King took his chair, and in a short ad- dress he thanked the members for the honor conferred, stating that during his term he intended to be fair and inn partial to all.
 Councilman Brannen then moved that the office of city clerk be declared vacant, and nominated A. McGettIgan to fill the vacancy.
 Councilman Coply moved to adjourn till Monday evening at 8 o'clock. and the first meeting of the new council was over.
 No attempt was made to appoint a chief of police or elect a city attorney.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
ROOMS FOR
 v|CE-PRES|DEN7S
EIkins of West Virginia, Fairbanks of Indiana and Webster
 of Nebraska.

Chicago Feb. 5.-The acceptance of plans for seating S,264 people, allot- ments of 1000 admission tickets to Chicago people and some vice-presi- dential politics marked the meeting to- day and tonight of the subcommittee on arrangements for the Republican national convention.
 Senator Scott, the chairman, pro- claimed the candidacy of Senator Ste phen B. Elkins, of West Virginia, for vice-president; Committeeman Harry $. New, of Indiana, announced that Senator Fairbanks was his choice. and R. B. Schneider declared that John l.. Webster, of Omaha, was also out for the place.
 It was found that the new building ordinance passed by the city of Chicago would take away from the Coliseum more than 5000 seats.
 ''lnstead of having ll,500 seats, as the Chicago people told us in Washing ton would be the case,' said Senator Scott, i've find that there will be just 8.264 seats, including 300 for working newspaper men. As we have agreed to give 2,000 tickets to the people of Chi cago, that leaves 6,0OO for visitors from other places"
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
A MARRIAGE
 STAMPEDE

Teller, April 20.-Deputy Marshal Isaac Evans recently notified all white men living with native women in this section that they must either marry the women or cease maintaining mar ital relations with them. This order caused quite a stampede to the resi- dence of the local minister and the United States commissioners office. Three couples were duly married, and the balance of the squaw men aban- doned their former habits of life in this particular.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
MET ITS
 DEA I H Drunken Eskimo Woman SuffOCates Infant LIFE SNUFFED OUT Fell on Her Back on Which Was the Baby and it Died a
 Miserable Death.
LIFE SNUFFED OUT

An Eskimo infant about six months old was suffocated about 10 days ago by its mother. The direct cause was hootch. The EskimOs live below the Standard Oil Co.,. and about April Is they secured supply of whisky by some means and the entire family be- came drunk.
 The child was carried in the usual native fashion at the mothers back. So intoxicated did she become that she fell over backward, and in her drunken stupor was unable to arise. The child $ life was thus snuffed out, the other members of the family being also un- able, through drunkenness, to render any assistance. After the orgie was over the dead child was placed in a small box and buried in the snow near the iglCo.
 George Madsen learned of the trag- edy through other natives who reside east of town, and yesterday he and Deputy Marshal Lowe made an investi- gation, with the above result. The dead body showed plainly that the in fant, which was strong and healthy, had died of suffocation.
 The body of the infant was brought to the federal jail this morning, where Dr. Sloan made cursory examination An inquest will be held to inquire into the manner by which the child met it's death
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
POWERFUL AND
 HANDSOME

Capt. Lewis Whitehouse has just completed building fine tug. The vessel is 47 feet ' inches long, with II feet 3 inches beam. She was especially designed and built for the work of tow ing in the roadstead. Her frame is of oak and her hull is made of Washing ton fir. She will be equipped with new Standard gas engines of 225 horse power. The new tug is certainly the finest ever seen in these waters and the fact that she is entirely home built is a matter of interest.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
FINANCIAL
 STATEMENT
Showing the Condition of the Finances of the City-TreaS.
 ury is Now Empty.

From figures obtained from City Clerk Ryan it is shown that during the year ending April 2l, 1904, the city has received in cash the sum of S65, 64l. A from all sources. and has spent, thrOugh the cash funds. S43, 462 4S. The total amount of general warrants paid for the same period is $22, 373.7l, making a total disbursement of $65, S36.l l9. The total indebtedness of the city in April, 1903, in round numbers, was S3l, 900, as against S27, ,5S0.5l in April, 1904, mak' ing reduction of some 5000 during the year. The sum paid out of the old debt is included in the general funC warrants paid during the year, whict amounted to $22, ,373.7l.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
A Fire Alarm.

A fire alarm was turned in this after noon at 2:20 o'clock from the corner of Front street and Steadman avenue. Smoke was discovered coming through the roof of the F. & F. saloon building A stovepipe had parted, filling the second story with smoke. The fire de- partment responded promptly, but their services were not needed. The damage is nominal.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
Soldiers Farewell Dance.

The members of Co. B. sth infantry will give farewell dance on Saturday evening. April 30, at Fort Davis. Per mission has been given by the post commander, Lieut.. J. B. Wilson, for the use of the gymnasium and amuse- ment hall for the evening. Invitations will be sent to friends of the officers at the beginning of next week. The gar rison at Fort Davis will probably be re- lieved early in July. The fame of Co. B as entertainers is well known, and the forthcoming event will be a most enjoyable one.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
REAL ESTATE
 AND BUILDING

Charles Ross on Thursday sold the Casco hotel property to Mrs. Annie Fisher for $500. A couple of years ago Mir. Ross bought the property at pri- vate sale for $350, and it has been con- tinuously rented since that time. The sale made Thursday shows substan- tial rise in real estate values.
 A number of other sales of real estate have been reported recently at greatly advanced prices over year and two years ago. There is also quite a healthy demand for business and resi- dence property. A business man stated the other day that it is impossible to secure lease on business building on Front street. All have been rented for the season. and goOdly number are being repaired and remodeled.
 Charles E. Kelly has purchased the building and lot at the rear of the Kelly block, now occupied by J. C.. Gaffney, and the block will probably be materially improved this summer.
 Segerstrom & Hagen, the former Nome jewellers, have taken a three years lease of the lower floor of the Raymond building, which is now un- dergoing extensive alterations.
 G. H. Wintermantle's new building next to Goggin's, is rapidly nearing completion.
 Geo. H. Chapman has sold the frame building opposite the Staples block to A, Ludlow.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
Mail From the Outside,

Mail is expected from the outside next Thursday. It is being brought in by R. H. Humber, and he will be accom- panied by Deputy Marshal Wilkes, of St. Michael, three prisoners and guards. Mail is also expected Tuesday from Kotzebue points.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
A. B. Contract Let.

The contract for repairing A. B hall was let last night to T. H. Moran, the price being $3240. Boynton X Nichol- son bid $3275; Geo. O. Lee, s3275; E. B. Fulton. $6240, and H. Lafrenz, S3327. Mr. Moran will begin work at once, and it is expected that it will be completed in about ten days.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
Case Was Dismissed.

The case of the United States vs. Al. Crews, commonly known as "Sharkey," was dismissed in the commissioner s court yesterday. Crews was charged by Dick Willis with criminal trespass on a Solomon river claim. A jury had been empaneled, but the case did not get to the jury, Judge Reed holding that Crews was not upon the ground when notified to get off.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
Judge Murane in Office.

Judge Murane, the newly elected magistrate, assumed the du- ties of his office on Thursday. As yet. however, he has not been called upon to hear any cases.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
The Laymen EniOined.

In the district court this morning the application of the plaintiff for an injunction, in the case of Nordstrom vs. Dettering, involving a rich claim on Nakkila gulch, was denied as to the de- fendant, Dettering; the laymen, how ever were enjOined from proceeding with work the coming season.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23

o. D. Goetz, photographer, has re- duced developing films from Sl to 30 cents roll: Hester ave-, Nome. tf
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23

Fresh beef, mutton, pork, veal, poul- try, etc., just received by the Pacific Cold Storage company.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23

Imperial cigar store; wholesale and retail cigars, tobaccos, pipes, etc., etc.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23

Canvas hose and tents made by Mrs Williams, IS Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1904-04-23
Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27
9outneer Ssrastsbess.

s uYelican Rapios preis" for 14De
os. finoes tpl9enbe imufte 1otalelie till
beblte for StiFteoommer Trantberg:
v6r. Rebaftbr!
Da leg be fife faa Mar bar bcot
Mnleoninq til at giore en- bel Del 6or*
retntns t '5ftfteretstontoret bette @ouus
tp, ioet ies bar bei1pret ouer femti
Dposboer % Tormpnperoffeter, os leg
laaleoes peb, at @5fifteoommerembebet
ct ct at Be ut9tisife / @ountiet, anler leg
bet alene for retferb19t mob be andre
itemmeberetttsebe @ountiet iaapel ion1
mtg ielp, at leg flyer uoale Orb om Ell
al Ranbiboterne for bette @mbebe. Seq
peo af egen perionli9 Grfarin9, at ben
nuperencs 5titteretsoommer, @.'Trenf:
berg, er en- arli9. op!istis, penlts oe
me9et buelig Don1mer meo en- ubpre9e1
Netsianos o. ct 9runbi9t &jenbltab til
5f1fteretsIouene. San er ierli9 ifttte>
| for bette @mbebe oa iuit ben rette Man>
for oenns anluarsfuloe Stilling. ~Met
en- FABIAN Wano '5rifteretsfontoret ri
@nfers % 8erns 5fifteretsa Harer bltp
paretogue paa Ell ombpsaelis Maabe
5uis @rliabso, &stltaffenbeo, @rforin!
os Duelisbeo tages 8etrastntns, naa
man uolpger en- Dlano for bette @mbeoe
ui! DomHer Trant6erg bl1ue 9ieapala
meo en- msset flor Maiorttet, o9 paa bel
Weaaoe pil be l1emmeberstti9ebe @oun
tiet baue beOitt, at be paalfienner e'
laaoan VubebSmanb, buor ban finbss
uoen 6enlpn til Yarti.
seq bar o9faa bapt en- bel Gel a
gjpre anore Sti fteret5fontorer Der
5toten og Noro Dotota, og bet e
min beitemte Wentn9, at DONNIE
Trantbery CT en- al be b:o1te Sft fteoom
mere, % at be lfemmerettigebe Dtter
tail GouAtp uil beOt tiene fine esn
Sntere5ers og Gnters og 8orns ueb a
i femme tor .Dommer Trantberg- til @tif
teretsooumer peo tomuenbe Valg.
Sobn 6. Peterien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27
Wttstaefete.

I'm Waub fra Wentor, Bolf
Gountp. ct blepen arrelleret oe fort bib
unber Nnflage forat bape 1enbt bebras
ger'fe Brepe giennem Peiten. 6an bar
brngt at iuare paa @9teifabstilbuo, ion
ct bleoen 9iort 9lennem Mui1erne, og
bar oerpaa forlanst &eilepenee foret
tomme til uebfommenoe. !6an bar
iuaret / fin Eones Napn, men man tror.
lite, at bans Some pi6ite noget ON bans
8ebragert. Naar ban fit Yen9ene, blep
Der naturlispis lite uo9et mere af.
Sans 9fapn er 2e1pts Nmunbiou. Set
ct 5Sorenebe @tater. iom MI bar bam
unber 6enber, os bans Bont er beitemt
til $1,000. 6ormobentlig forbliper ban
Der, til ben fprite Toreneoe @taters
Jetstermtn Der begpnber e9 er oper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27
FAA SCOTT'S EMULSION

Der er to Slags Torskelever-
tran Emulsioner - Scott's og
allie. de andre. like cen af den
sidstn@vnte Slags er saa v@r-
difuld som Scott's Emulsion.
Der konlmes kun de reneste
Bestanddele i vor Emulsion,
og dens Kvalitet er uforander-
liz. Dette er Grunden til, at
den hjalper hvor ale andre
slaar fej
Vi garanterer, at Scott's
Emulsion er det oedste N1iddel
mod svage L,ung,er, synkende
Livskraft og Svif1d i Systemet.
Hvem garanterer de andre? .
Vi VII sende Dem On Prove frit paa Forlangende
SCOTT s Bow 400 Pearl Street, New Yosk.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27

Den rusliffe Tlaaoe bar pitt ubpre
Tori19tigbeb for fin esen @ltterbeo paa
fin 8ei bort fra 9ieumet. Onsbag
Mften fife uge fom Der til ben rusltife
&onln[>4gent paa ben banite % 2oas
luno ct Telegram ira Reiieren I'll Dlfer:
ipflaabens Nomiral &oieituenifp. Mgen=
ten gap to Ttifere Orbre til at tage en-
Wotors2auu@ % gaa uo til MomiraIen
meo EeleQraWnet. Da be nermeoe fig
Nbmtralftibet, bIeu en- 5tram al &pss
frazier iettbt ub mob Qaun6en, % enoel
ublanfe" patroner bleu offpreoe. gtus>
ierne forbpo berpaa gaun@sn at Femme
nermere og lenote en- Baao forat mob>
tage &eleerammet.
Ser er gipet Orore til, at ale 0an=
oelsitibe, lom mober 6laaoen, ifaI bette
tit 9tationalFa9. @n nor,t Stonuert
ifal baue forlemt at siore bette, o9 oa
bleu en- blant Patron affpret af @uslerne
forat paa1fpube Ncrfen.
$ England pil man uibe, atIlaabeu
bar Tanoiet 9anbelsNibe os unoe,iost
benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27

Den. npe 9ueoelort, Waccaronis s6pe>
be, el1er {om ben MI taloss, ~ Durum"
bar opnaaet en- ualminbelis Anleells paa
tort Sis, efter bpoo Der oplples fra
&serbruasoepartementet / @aibington.
Wan troeoe for etpar Mar iioen, ct
ben lite par aoot 1fittet til Breo, og
oerfor Dor bet ponitelist al faa ben
ioIgt Warte0et. Wsen MI bar man
peb @tspertmenter funoet, at ben er
lteeiaa soo til 8rpb lom anben 6pebe,
ia at bet er ben be6l1e t6peoe, iom fins
oes, og mau bar Dfen facet oper en-
Nol1ar pr. Buibel for ben bet fife Mar.
paaaruno af benne itore Toraaorins
8ebommelien af oenne 9pebeiort op>
9iues Brobuftionen aF ben at baue till
taset fra leo, 900 Bu,bels 1901 til
5000, 900 1908.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27
uo TOM lpslepeaoe for oea Beifuenoe.
$ ct Terelle freml titles 2utber meget

no TOM lpslepeabe for oea Beifuenoe.
$ ct Verelle fremRtQes 2utber meget
prominent. s ct anoet er fforarteoe
@apes fra &uslanb, &ina oip opbepa=
reoe. seq iaa ct pent Walert al ben
1uenlfe Drornin9. st Werelie, bpor en-
aeiler uar fpbt, ct anoet 6uor ban par
bobt o9 iaa bortouer. Den buibe Gal,
los Sob lang, 50 bre % 43 bgi, paa>
bespnotes Mar 1928 % fulbfprtes
1914 5aa man tan ifieane, at be
bar baft Ei6en ttlbielp n1eo at fulbfpre
ct Waleri bet. Ell Statue ber oiu.
@n anoen forartet fulfilling er Mrles
nalet, buor Euitnoer al alueroens Rrtss'
uaaben fra l4oo o9 inotil nil foreuifes.
Eauple erobrebe &anoner fra granting,
Danmarf % Rtna os andre 9anbe fins
oes Der, iaalebes o9iaa 8aaben fra
Boreroprgret &ina 1901. st l1bpre
al en- &ouon erobret fra 15rautrt9 1871,
talbet ga Seue Soiepbine, sr ben itprite
&anon, ieg bar feet, >os kporoan De bar
faaet ben bib er mere, eno ies tan forz
| itaa.
Wteget tnterealant CT ale Sla9s
RrissruRninser fra Ribbernes Glib. Det
| lpues for mig, at be usl neppe tuno be
ffabe boeranole meaet unoer iaaban
ubpre Belafning.
Berlirs Dpreboue ltal pere ben met
fuloitenoiss Ueroea, oa man Tan gao
runot basep;s os ie npt: 2ouer,
Etsre, glefanter, Tlobbeite og Nesboru
af be iterite og prestislte @remplarer,
ber fnoes. Seq oueruar en- MuIeoning,
buor Rouoprene bIeu stuue oeres &jpo.
% Bosteren bolbt ct Stptte ltot ubfro
en- at be pilbelte 3anlouer, os cen rpteof
| tit Sur os brplte iom ct Dui fin Eoroe:
ner, iqq Sorben itialu unoer pore Teo:
Der, os nj 9plte ueo bens @oieri.
Sa min Snbieuoelle er ausreoe fo1
lang % meb en- penlt9 6illen forbltue>
|ieg eoers. $ g. 8tgen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27

S ben forlpbne uge bar bel lite peret
nogen pt9ttg Npbeo ira &rissfuepIabs
len. Begse Mrmeer bpiler efter bet
ltore Sla9 forleoen. pe Stilingen 1pnes
at pere ben famine iom for en- l1se Aben.
$ Eotio oplpier man ON TpIeerne af
bet fore 5lag peo Sbatbe iaalebes:
Mntauet af rusFifs bpbe er $3.50.
Deraf 1lutter man, at beres 1aarebe maa
pore minbli 10000.
Mf Bptte bar Sopauelerne facet peb
bette Slag: IS &anoner, 81 Mmmu=
nitionsposue, $3.50 Bomber, 1892 Ntf<
ler, 4s, 900 small arms Of ammuni~
tion og ct Mntal 5uerbe, Stufer,
Dtier og Eelte. Dette er, buab oer er
teuet, men uboper Warten paa en-
@tretnins at fem WeiI lisser en- ubpre
Wen9oe Etug, lom lite er talt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27
3uorleoes Npbeoen ipreoes. W}rs

9uorleoes gpbeoen ipreoes. Mrs.
Neate 9iu fra Aba, Mt@., ifriuer
Mtn Mooer os ies pnlter at faa noaet
al Deres Gurito. Ti ltber be9ee al
&beumatisme. vi ueo, at &urifo er
ubmerfet, forbi por Brooer / @ranb
Rapios, Wtr. Daniel 0is, tlep tureret
ueo Brusen a oenne efter at bepe ueret
arbsiosuopgtts oper otte Tiger. 81
fan lite lele @ugellt pioere aoot. men
ri fan bog operta9e en- Nsentur Der %
uil pere ttanb til at aflettte en- gob
DEL" Or. Yeter's &urito ielses at
2otal.Nsentsr. Npotbetere er lite til.
laot at lelse ben. e5trtp til Or. Be:
ter Tabrnep, ll2-ll4 90. Soopns Mue.,
@bicago, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27
EtI nttte 0enner, oa oe jtettttttebe'
retttgeoe SttertatI Gontttu.

S5plee Etllfpnoelie al mine Venner /
bet republltanife, oemofratiife % popu>
liltiife Bartt bar ies bos @ountpzMuot>
tpren mslot mig lom uafbensts &anbi>
bat for Glert Of Dtltritt Court. Eil
benz, lom lite perionlig fien6er mig,
onlfer ies at gipe fcIsenoe forte Oplpss
nln9er.
SIG tom til bette County iom lioen
@ut 1871 o9 bar boet ber lioen. Tra
1889 til 1898 tnbebapoe ies en- Stiuins
ion. Deputy @lert Of Court og par be-
ifietttset tom Betient os BoeboIoer t
8. s. @risbts 9onotontor / omtrent 8
Mar. gaarsn 1901 bleu ieg meo ct
@temmeantal al neiten mob l oper
min Mebfanotbat pal9t til Slbermano
i lite Waro / Jecsus TaQs os / 1903
sienpal9t uben Oppoiition. Oette Ct
tortelis nit offentlt9e 9.u. Seq er tuas
l,Fceret til at ubfere Nrbetoett I &ontoret
uben at MATTE ifole paa en- eQer anoen
Sulomestts til at ssiere Mrbeioet Tor mtg
os anmober ON, at S penliait pil femme
for mig peb galset ben 8be NoDember, ],
Om ies bltuer palst, forRtrer les eber
ON, at @mbebet pil bl,pe ifiettet paa et,
1aaoan Maabe, at S lite ital faa Mariaa
til at ansre paa eoers Yals, I. A... u.
@bers meget forbunbne,
Stener q Qeuorlen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27

Dean baube en- haaro &esnltorm og
!tbt Sne Den centrale Sc. al Ran1as
tor en- l1ee iiben. s W&inneiota bar ri
lite bapt Sne enbnu ibeit, % beQer lite
bat Warfen enonu peret boarbfroiet.
:Rreaturene bar peret uoe Dn1trentT 9ele.
Tt6en.
Oct beber, at bet iaeebe fterft @9nen
otntrins @rano SORTS >Weanbas benne
nge. 9er par bet iui1 iaaptot, at man
tunoe merte nosle faa 9nefuu9 2ufs
ten, men man funDe lite ie benz paa
Wtarten, oa be iu1eltebe ftrafs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-10-27
Stl oe itenttteberettt8eoe, t 0tters
1.5 tail County. . n ... 2 .. E.

Seq oplpter berDeD, at ies Her uafs.
bensis &anbibat for @lert Of Diftrict
Court, % baaber, at De pil lette Ct *
efter nit Napn paa 5ten1ueiebbelen paa
0alabasen ben sbe Mopember.
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1872 ION sDepntp glerf Of Court oa
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gbers for rbunbne
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Of D9pbeb at Ratarrb iom ttts tan ture,
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