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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
: Mrs. moies o. mrs. I. {

VfrS. Vioies % pirs. 4. ~.
Storla reiite | Manooas til libitil.
Iinaen / ct. 2onis.
Zen bermetiife 6abrif | ga.
perIp bar henne SGion neolaat
5000, 600 Cans" Nais. Oct err Den
itsrite 6nbrif i lit SIags | Staten.
Ten bdr fiebt Mnis oplet poa 1900
acres ! RorbeSen al Maoerlp. ia.
brifen beppuote arbeioet oen 25oe
anguit % Hitter | oisie Gage Tor
iaar. $25, 900 err nbbetalt for Mois
og $4,000 for arbeiosbi0lp. gn
iaaoan 6abrif buroe oaiaa Geeorab
babe.
Sc Hop Sopperitao, Grpreis.
agent paa MiIluaufee.9 auen meIlcm
Gecordh % GaImar, bialp iioite
SorSoaa Ill meb at penoe 2ofomoti.
pet, % unoer Soriseet noa at ltige op
paa ~1enoeren" gIeo BON, % bans
Dob fom unoer SiuIet. Stortaaen
blep fuuit, men ban rpffeoe Sooen
burtia til Tia % Hap fra oct meo min.
ore Den, emo man funoe babe pentet.
SGgen tror life, oct bIiper n~sopenoig
at aiiptte 5oncn.
2. Z. arneion, Der | De lioite 10
"a 20 aar bar pGret aniat | Spnobens
9oabanhel Der | 9pen, bar mootaget
en- Stiaing ! Chicago iom 9eitprcr
ar "Sfonbinapens" 8oabanoel % til.
trpoer i'm me Bolt ON fort Sib. Meo
jim LANCE erfarins | gogbnnbel og
lin o%pcroroentlig Sampittigbeosfulo-
heb % Boolioeligbeb bill Sr. arneion
~Iiffert barre Den reite Wano | Spio.
len for Ell Itor Soeforretniug iom
"Sfnnoinapens", boorior Der or al
@runh til ut gratlllere babe BAN %
6orretningens gier, Sobu anoerion
meo Foitens gei9ttelic.
- aloffefabrifout Nils Sobnion
iom bar inoiat llbret / Gourtbus.
taornet, aap iioite MonoaaS gften ct
libet 6ore6rng for llneoommen / Ne.
tooiitfirfeu ON Den aitronomiife 8i.
6cnifab. aitronomi iagoe ban, bar
Den Gloite og noblcite al ollie 8iben-
ifnbpr. Waol al Sib og 2GneSe
%grunOcr iig pon aitronomien. San
bar / lit Stem / Moniitee, Vfih., ct
Sbieruatorium fulot ubruitet meo ct
6 Sommers Seleifop og ct 9i6Iiotef
ON Motemotif og gitronomi. San
omtalte DC ubpre gfitonoe mellem
Soroen on De n9rmeite glaueter.
On Ell Sononfugle blep nfipret og
gif 10 0til | Ninutet, pilbe oct euoba
tage 10 Miaioner aor, Tor Den nno,
ehc SiriltS. oa BOG err oct mi meb DC
mGgti9e Seleifoper muliat at beregne
Sioeu ian neie iom til Ell Sienoebel
al Ct Sefltu6 ira uGrmelte Sirmel.
legerne, Wr. Sobnion or MI fproig
meo tit arbeioe Der o. refer tilbage
til tit Stem / Roniitec,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
snens snsperf.

Der er / De iioite Tiger aiort itore
S%orbeorinacr | bet eIeftriite 2psperf
her | speu. SnaIebes CT Ell ny 3p.
rono pna 70 Seitcfrrfter inoiai, be
anmle Nnifmer er oronet iaoIebeS, at
man life bpbsuer at iiunie ne6 I'm.
itiftninaen ON aiteuerue. a}pe guc.
lomper err opiotte poa @aoerne, og
DC giper beore og i%euucrc SpS enb De
anmle oa er Iettere al hoIoe iitnuo.
Tct er oaiao Soufeu al iptte inc en-
I'M Rnifine poo 20 Seitetrriter og en-
M aicoeI iii gaorcn, oeriom set me
GourtbiS og oct me 3oteI bier iig at
behsoe ioa meeet mere Strait, al set
blir nsbneuoiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
spinoeliee Opoaeere.

De to Ssltre, Sru agnes Smith
2eipis os 5ru Iargaret Dunlop
@ibiorL bar aiort Here betponinssfnl.
De Spoaeelier. timber ct Seisg paa
Sinni 9ierg opbaeet De en- gammel
ipriif Cert til De lire g~pangelier og
orrore pigtige Manuifripter. De bar
MI reiit omfring til De foptiife Utiin'
fefloitre / segppten % isgt efter sra.
nuifripter. 5 Century" bar SIM
SeipiS ifrepet en- geretning ON SereS
Sero. @lanot De Munfefloitre, ionl
De to Gamer snifet at beige, bar og-
iaa Munfeoricnets 6soeiteO - &lo.
fret peo Sober al ct. antoniiis'
Slllc. Sneen Spinoe bapbe operIfre.
oct bets Serifel / DC 1900 glar, oet
bapoe eriiteret, men peo SiGlp al ct
greo fra Gotriarfen fit &c TO Spitre
Iogang.
9e innbt iniNlertio ingen pistigc
Wanuifripter, men manglet life
ipGnoenoe SpIepelier. Sra &loitret
flatreoe De op en- en- iteil aalfflippe
til ct. Iuionius' Sule. bpor man
fommer inc gieunem Ell lioen Nab.
ming paa &lippeiioen og giennem Ell
Monn I'm iupnpr nj mou n,on frnhs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
Sfonon,i CT oct FORTE Sfriot
benimoo Nclitano.

"ToIten"S 2piere oil finSe oct iii
oereS ofgiortc 5orSeI at ioa ito til.
ieuot Oen itore Sotnlog ira Curtis
@iaiomS 60, set itore gr0miebuS
/ Chicago. iom uetop er uofommeu,
% iont lonat operaaor ole tibIieere
ll0aaoer. Zen inbeboIoer 3S &c.
partcmeuter % SitieltSer al Sin.
itrntioucr. Oct er CT pirfeIig De.
partemeutbutif, i6n briueer iine 30.
rer lige til 6in Der. aatoIoeen ZEN.
OeS irit for 10 Gents i 6rimerfer for
az piie al AmnoSningen er bona roe,
oa en- areOit Shed ieubes for Gum.
men iii at ompenbes pao ocn ierite
Seitiling. Stipr bette no % ieno
eiter antnloseu ioae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
On Wleoalie.R iltorie.

9lfOsSe anmmerberre Sane bar
lougt ubenior Georges @rGUier en- itor
antoritet paa NeonIie. % Sr0enSpp-
iencts Smran6e % ban eieoe ieiu en-
eueItaaeHSe Canning al De iOrifjeaige
ll0mGrtelieSte9n, en- SamIine JON
reo hans teitameutariife &~urobaan-
betbeb M eieS al aonsen on bar IlaSs
pno ariitiorin Slot. Sdu iitfer par
Samuerberren i iir Snefur0itab,
~itriper "0toraenbl." at ban .beitemt
beitrcO MuIigbeben al Den Gaaitoub,
ri en8alg ireninite: at tieuoe til Ell
MeSalie Nor8c, JON BON aISris bou'
&c bsrt Gale ON. 0ien ban ulaatte
inorsmme at bare ilaaet al Worfen,
"a Der iortaIteS banl isl9enoe: Gen
WanSnl wIia ufosbe aoUiul Geoefom
bar / fin ilugNom boiat | en- iranit
Sopucbp. Ten SfrGboer, icm ber
iueSe hans aiU0er. por aoriuIen ian
iorueiet mCN, at hou iortintte 6orbin'
bCIien oaiao otter Siemfonitcn til
RorBe. Ga iaa Sen irauife Sfr9Socr
bao0e iuct ManonIitens alnSer |
icmti Mar, loo Senne prRge en- Sslp.
mr6aIie / to @rempIarcr, til WinSc
ON 50.oari9 bcbogcli9 SorbinSelie.
Set enc gremplar fit 2%trGSScrenJ Set
un0et beb0lot SoniuIen.
Qten Seme WeNnlie maatte ielp
Sane inorsmme, BAN aIorig bop0c
bert ont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07

i'm NcbeIpr0tnie for at tilireositine
i'm Spigerin0crs areoitorer.
gncomunin Ieuer bel o. bar fat
tn Nobctpris paa Renter for BELT al
funne ofrc iig for 5rebsiasen.
Sgiaa Gunant CT / fulo geiibbeIie
al lin 5reospris. eng er ban life.
Gerimoo f~iiloitGnoig Menneifcfp.
iom ban MI ! IL aar bar b9ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
UobelprUmierne

Sra Stwei5 ifripes Der til mi.
teupoiten" ON Sinoerne al stobelprG.
mierne:
@obat, Der MI beinSer iis / St.
SoriS iom SeItaeer | 6reostouieran.
cen oeriteos, bar efter 5orIpoenbe OF.
ret Den iterite Gel, mulieens alt. al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
Smaaplnf.

G. Is, llpbabl bar ioIat lin
Sarm nGr Roroues til @eorge Sbitne
for $4,000.
Sbeooor SuronS rciite iioite Sre.
baa biem ill Grorp, q. Iof. eitcr en-
Siiit / Smeanen.
Riis Sannab SelSpoIS. ionl
bar opbuIbt iie i St. YauI, fom /
ManbngS biem / @eieg.
Mrs. 8. 4. Seoerence fom Tor.
Ieoen 9ag ira WiIipuilfce for at be.
isgc fin Nooer, @trS. Reum.
$. 2. SuStpe0t bar ioIgt lin
GnSeI ! &ieoermnu & Sos @roceru.
Buff / @eit 3ecorob iii Soc 8eId).
Broi. g. 2. Heaue reiite for.
rige Ssrbns til 2nmIer 90 taIte pcs
MiSiionSfeiten i Crane Greet Ieni9.
bcb Ssnoag.
- aiebmau6 8. 6. SbingpoI0,
q. 5. Soicn % Sbeooore @olO fra
Sespcr reiite | Mou6ogS iii geroens.
llbtiliugen.
01rs. Charles Smitb % Ssite.
rem ebrie ira Canton, 0finu., beisate
iorriee llge 0ereS Spitcr, 0IrS, Chris.
Gualep her / 9pen.
@iaie Sobuiou oa bans Silitrll
fom forrige llae ira minneapolis for
at bcisge bans 6orGI0rG Mr. %
Mrs. i. :. Sobuiou.
Mrs. Gonbid % 9aitlreu
Nfnrcia. iom / IIcre 3aauc6cr bar be-,
iegt u. 4. Anuu0icus 6umilic, rciite
/ EtrShaaS til aauio2 Gitp.
@corgc gbcIpS onfom ij6itr
Gre0oG gau tit oorIi1c 9cieg til &c.
corob. San bar / Here MuaueOer pr.
ret ina / G6iro9o % bar life icr urs
ret iitouO til at rciie.
- @itarN S6ru5bc reiitc iiSIte
TrcOo9 iii Gbicogo ior at fiebe Sl.
!cuorCr. Faa GiibogCpeicn itanicr
han / &nueaplQc, @i3.. bUor bans
@uilru er / 9cic1 hos SIegnringe.
-PmuI Cuulcu, Epitbu0 paa Butte
ar. 6, bar I 6cricu prrct i 3oro
GotOta for at lie til i'm 6orm. San
fom tiIboge 0euHe llgc. Guulep
hoooe 0Ct llbclo at iua 6cr enc &uuuN
beito0igct / en- ErUitcmuitiue oeruoe.
3. &o5panacr ira @iooiipn
2owu5ip bruate / %proogo 10 fulO.
nome 9Gbler til "@oiteu5~ aons
tor. let par @oIi HiUcr 9gbIer %
5]eriteareNcn ira 3rucr, ION bIcp
plontet for s MGR iiocn. &c urac
3rRer fiebtcs AT aomIc &Iouut her
9'neu. 9gbIerur maolte IA CONNER
I Gurfrros, og ct Deieoc 16 CO oct
ouoet II liner,
Rrs. 9iayu SIupiou, Gnfe Ct.
ter aiosoc SnmeS 6. StmpiOn, iOnl
bIep brgrnocn her iorriae Mououg.
Ssoe I 6reou9s / iii Stem / 9~IorioIf,
Rebr., 81 Iar gammel. 0un oper.
Iescoc fin Nano netpp en- llge. San
oaoe 6reoaa ocn 23be % bum Gre.
bog ben 30te Septem6er. Sigat brag'
tes til Eeeorob % bleO begrapet Iige
ira Srpnet ious (WauSns). Sait.
G. O. Smt al 0letobiitfirfeu iorret.
tebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
Gu alOS ium eanStnp.

ltin. GeraS meloeS, at Slo0en &ic
@ranoc. Scr bar tient ION 8rGnle'
Iinic mcacm sc ;screneoe Statcr %
Merico, mOer en- Slcm bar foranSret
iii 2sb iaalcoes. at oper 100000 NC
res 2auo cr aiifaaret ira DC 6oreneoe
Stdter % tiaast Merico oet oil
ga iiae. bpis Sci me 5lpoIsb itol barre
@rGniclinie. buiifet bel er tpilicnt,
SpsrsSmnalct pil iorreltcn BIZ al.
eiert al en- Observation-Disclosures.
miSiiun. @roipnspile, Ell Sp paa
10000 Snobpasere, Der Tor Iaa pao
Den amsrifanife Sioe, lieser M paa
Den m~ericanite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
WISCONSIN
er Tlaoien at finbe


Spis Be fer eiier ct COB: os uafteri Smile
2ano for ct np, Sjew, iaa Lao ps piie Sem
bort presiisc 9spIfoplaHo l @olt Co., 8is..
bare 60 Miil ira S~piaiu9bperne. Gutter Sc
tor paroiiuio Sfpu, iaa bar ri inapau, ps
I'm Be io%tetratfer mere aabent 2ano, let at
rpbbe. men nteo not Sfpu ior eaet Sebpp.
iaa er Der moi at p9lse al. Sl Sc bpsse
9em ct Siem peo SreboeH al en- uafter Sno.
iie. ma Serubaue, Hoitioutpr, 8anoeisleo,
Gtole. STRIFE os Creamery, iaa er bette netpp
tpab ri bar at irembppe. 2ssuoen er Fri.
len M iaa bilis - fun $500 % opoper
pr. Gcre. meoens oponrtet 9auo runoi ON.
firing er paro $1,000 til $4,000. 9anOet i9l.
ses paa aarlis aibetaIius oS oil per perO
bet oobbelte, inosn iioite Setaliussiermiu er
iorialben. aom itrny ps sisr bet beote gaIs.
A. E. JOHNSON CO.,
LAND AND EMIGRATION AGENTS,
12 Washington Ave. So,
MINNEAPOLIS MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07

Sr. u. !. @crmain / 9arneSoille,
0inn.. or arreiterct, anfloget for at
bapc rp66et en- SSameS Gallagher al.
prien. Gallagher bsSe plnNieIig Ell
afteu / auanit / en- Saloop / Barnes.
piue, SuSbol0et al hans Mape bleo
mSerisgt o. Der Ianbtes en- ltor
WGugbe lPoriin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07

Spfabetinititntet / annapolis. Mo.,
Dor iaor 1874 @leper. oct itsrite sn.
tai, iom Sfolen noeeniinoe bar baot,
iiben ben blen oprettet. 750 melbte
Zig efter Serierne Den 30te Septem.
Der, % De sprige 142 fom ienere. aae
2Grerne par paa glabieu peo Sfo-
lens Iabnine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07

Charles U. Spipne, forbenpGreiSe
3crbuno&icnator ira MinncIota. men
Tom / Oe iiNite aar bar boet Rap
Sort, er al Gemofraterne / 1loe 81.
itritt nomincret JON aongresfanbi.
san, melSeS ira Wep BORT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07

srrrrinScn: @Spcrmansc Gage
er Scr / llgen?
ella: @Spp~.
Srrerinoen: "&igtig. % bpao
heber Te2"
GIia: "@ianoog, SirSSag. ems
hogoog. SorSSde, 6reoaa, esroag."
2Greriuoen: ~@len on slentte en-.
Spilfm los er Der, Gin Nor pIeier
at eaa ! Sirfe2"
elia: ~Suergarls bun iadr CIT M
Sat
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24

c. H. Stewart was visitor from
Miles City Friday.
Judge Foley of Helena was a busi-
ness visitor in Forsyth last Friday.
FOR RENT good four-room
house. Inquire of Chas. Richter. y
Martin Paulson was in from the
Larson ranch near Howard last Sum
day.
The revival meetings at the M. E.
church have been interesting and we'll
attended.
A school election will be held at the
Forsyth school house Saturday, April
I'd, for the purpose of electing one
trustee.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brooks came up
from Miles City Monday and boarded
the Lame Deer stage Tuesday morn
ing. They will sojourn some time at
Lame Deer Agency.
J. b. Grierson, our popular county
assessor is circulating among the
property owners of the city this week,
passing to each document on which
they may enumerate the value of their
property both real and personal.
Fare and one-third for round trip ov-
er the N. p. for the following occas-
sions: Ladies of the Maccabees, April
1, Great Falls; Montana State Board
of Health. May %, Helena; G. A. r.
and w. r. c., March 2O-22, Missoula.
For further information see the N. p.
agent.
The Misses Sadie and Winnie
Lewis, who have been staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Fletcher and
attending the high school since it's
opening last fall, left Tuesday night
for their home near Royaltown, Ver-
mont. They will stop at Potsdam, N.
Y, and visit few weeks with their
grandparents. During their short So
journ at Forsyth the young ladies have
made many friends who regret the loss
of their companionship but who wish
them God-speed on their journey.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24
Additional Local

A. Furhman was in from the north
side Saturday.
P. c. Schoelkopf was business Wis
itor at Rosebud Tuesday.
Geo. w. Farr, one of the popular at
torneys of Miles City, was transact
ing legal business in Forsyth last Fri
day.
Having sold our business to Linton
Richardson Co., all persons knowing
themselves indebted to us will please
call and settle. Davis & Marsh.
Jas. S. Hopkins, as chairman of the
county democratic central committee,
left for Helena Friday night to be in
attendance at the meeting of the
state democratic central committee.
Bert Thomas, who has been braking
between G1endive and Forsyth for
some time past, has resigned his pos.
ition and passed through here Monday
night enroute to Livingston where he
has a position.
Harry G. Wright, wife and son
Francis, returned from Miles City
Monday night. Mrs. Wright was to
have been the star in the home talent
play at Miles City but upon learning
that the play could not be produced for
| month or two she decided that she
could not afford to tarry so long at
Miles, consequently her refusal of the
honor.
Last Thursday night at the Odd
Fellows hall after the Eastern Star
ladies had initiated Miss Libbie
Davis, general good time was in
dulged in by the members and a num-
Der of invited guests. The time was
passed pleasantly in playing social
games, after which the festive cloth
was laid for a sumptuous repast, such
as the ladies know we'll how to pre-
pare.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24

Jas. Davidson, a prominent flock
master of the Sanford neighborhood,
was transacting business with For
syth merchants Monday.
w. E. Dowlin, who was employed
by the commissioners to take the CEN
sus within the proposed limit of the
village OF Forsyth, has completed his
task and finds that we have a town
containing 726 souls.
]. M. Calvin and r. A. Mapes came
up from Miles City Friday to act as
referee and stenographer, respectively,
in the Alexander Wilson case. The
case was dismissed and will be tried
before Judge Loud at the present term
of district court.
p. c. Schoelkopf and wife left last
night for st. Paul at which place Mr..
Schoelkopf will superintend the max
ing of an artificial limb. They will
go by the was of Brainerd, Mimi, so
that the surgeon at that place may ex-
anime Mr.. Schoelkopf's limb to ascer-
tain whether it is sufficiently healed to
permit the annex of the artificial men,
Der.
A. Goetschius and G. d. Brooks of
Billings, state organizer and deputy,
respectively, for the Brotherhood of
American Yoeman, arrived in FORSYTH
Tuesday morning. 1t is their inten-
tlon to organize a society of the Yeo-
man at this place if they can secure
sufficient timber. The order is an in.
surance and accident fraternity, and,
judging from the prospectus shown, a
good thing to invest in. They expect
to organize tonight.
A. r. Sickler, the enterprisiug land
lord of the American hotel, has started
a movement whereby d sidewalk is to
be laid from the hotel to the depot.
This will be great convenience to the
public at large as we'll as the patrons
of the hotel. The only thing necess-
ary to the early completion of the
walk is gaining permit from the N.
p. to lay the planks on their grounds,
which in our opinion will be readily
; granted. ~: -
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24

The sermon delivered at the M. E.
church Sunday night by Rev. w. w.
Howard to young men was a thought
ful one and contained many solemn
truths. He counse1ed the young man
OF today in eloquent terms to
arise; heed not the call of the smooth
tongued individual who will tell you
that this or that little underhanded
act will advance you in the public eve,
which seems plausible enough for the
time being, but appeals only to the sell
fish inclination and will eventually
scar the conscience and blind you to
that which is good and right, selfish
ness being one of the blacklist of sins;
but steps boldly out for the betterment
of humanity in general.
For Sale: Ranch of 47O acres with
clear title, located nine miles from
railroad town of 200 inhabitants. 20
acres in alfalfa, 20 acres under cultl-
vation, 90 acres good hay meadow aud
$40 acres of good pasture along river.
Price, seven dollars per acre. If pur-
chaser wants it we will throw in con-
tract for a section of railroad land on
which one payment has been made.
This is also fine pasture land. Pay
ments to be made as follows, 81, 500
down, and balance in three yearly
payments of 1896. 90 each, Groom house,
necessary outbuildings. For further
information, call on or write
P. c. Schoelkopf, Forsyth, Mont.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24
"A Favorlte Remedy for Ba bies

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy favorite with the mothers of
small children. 1t quickly cures their
coughs and colds and prevents any
danger of pneumonia or other serious
consequences. For sale by all drug
gists.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-24
Bargains! Bargains! BARGAINS!

$50 standard hats, 200 pairs mems.
womens and childrens shoes, IS pairs
pants, 100 pieces of rib bon, several
bolts of cashmere, all on the bargain
counter at the Katzenstein Clothing
Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

The Citizen of Coon Rapids, says
"a small cyclone passed through
Viola township last Sunday even
ing, taking the Prairie Hall school
house from the foundation, and
blowing down several wind mills
in the neighborhood."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

The following letters remain un-
called for at the Extra post Office
and will be sent to the dead letter
office if not called for: Joe Droz-
ark, G. o. Hall, Chas. Hansen,
Chris Jensen, Andrew Krogh, Mrs.
Marean, ]. F. Robinson.
E. D. POWELL, P. M.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Al Kelly, F. r. Lefingwell, Geo.
Hunt, Ed. Leffingwell, Hal Foust
and John Riley, Jr., returned the
last of the week from Yankton, So.
Oak. The first three registered for
a tract of the Rosebud land.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

The Round Dozen Club drove
down to the Bintner farm last Sat
urday afternoon and visited one of
their number Miss Mary Bintner,
enjoying an excellent dinner served
by that lady in her most inimitable
style, and all speak highly of their
courteous treatment.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

r. g. Watterson and Grant Jones
returned Saturday from Yankton,
So. Oak, where they registered in
Uncle Sans big game of chance,
tor tract of the coveted Indian
reservation.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

The Frank E. Vickery & Company
harness shop is now owned by T.
ID. Vickery, the former having sold
his interest to the latter last week.
They finished invoicing the first of
the week. Frank will now devote
his time to the practice of law at
Kansas City.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

J. a. johnson returned Monday
from the Rosebud country and re-
sumed the management of the
grain office. Charley Applegate
who had charge during his absence
returning to Atlantic in the evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Berry had another innovation in
his drug store window Saturday; a
couple of kids borrowed for the oc-
casion to show up the good quail
ties of his remedies on the beasts of
the field.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Walter Delahoyde and Claude
Kelsey returned from Yankton,
Sunday evening, walking from
Audubon. They report big rush
for that city to register, as well as
at other towns in the Cham berlain
district.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

u. G. Stonebrook, wife and two
children of Sac City, spent the first
of the week in this city the guests
of his mother Mrs. Geo. w. Kreamer
and husband.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Miss Amber Kelsey and her
brother Claude are talking of GO
ing to Montana next week to visit
their brothers, Lou, James and
Charley. After their return Claude
expects to enter college at Des
MninRl
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

G. II. Wilde is now engaged in
selling cream separators and gath
ering cream, which he ships to
Omaha for the Beatrice Separator
Creamery Company. He has at
present stations here and at Audu-
bon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Born, July Let, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Tharnish, ten pound
daughter. This item is little late in
appearing but the old adage will
apply here "Better late than never"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Quite number of school ma'ams
from here and out in the country
went to Audubon Monday to post
up for the next two weeks on the
latest methods in their profession.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Mrs. Pinnell, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. Green, returned to her home
at South Omaha Saturday. Her
son Don will remain and assist his
grandfather in getting into the new
residence.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Mrs. Chas. Parrott is still in poor
health and as soon as able to ride
they will go to her daughter Mrs.
Albert Croy in Adair county and
take much needed rest from heI
! household cares.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Mrs. r. Rasmussen of Audubon
arrived here Saturday on visit to
her friend Mrs. N. Hansen wife Of
the druggist.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

The Misses Gretchen Delahoyde,
Grace Hensley and Vivian Deweese
went to Audubon Monday to attend
the institute.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Stranger and
children visited Melville Center
Sunday at the home of her sister
Mrs. Pres Kieth and husband.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Dof6ng's prescription department
is always in the care of an ExPER-
FENCED pharmacist.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Mrs Wilson of Walnut, arrived
here Monday evening on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. E. c. Whitaker
and husband.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Prescriptions and family formu-
laes receive careful attention at
BERRY's. wk
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

The Misses Kate and Lena Metz
visited last week down in Cass
county with their sister, Mrs. VIM.
Mailauder.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Seth Hartzell returned Friday
from his ranch in North Dakota, by
way of Bonesteel where he register
ed for farm.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Hugh Smith and Frank Hunt took
the Rosebud fever Monday and left
on the noon train for that happy
hunting ground, for a short stay
among the aborigines,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Miss Emma Johnson who is a
clerk in the Bilharz store in Audu-
bon, spent a part of last week in
this town with her friend, Mrs. N.
Hansen