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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
"SYmra."

.epmra", Gnrbog for Wprfe pna
beege SiSer al Saoet, isbgioet al ari
titan 9reitgurb 90 Rebaftsr Sobs.
g. @iit / Decorab, er M uofoum1et
meo fsIgenSe ~Snbbolb:
@nbers S~obbeu: Selling
fraa 0oris.
Or. 9. &oren: 9ogIe Grim
brineer fra min llngoom % ira min
fsrIte Eio / Mmertfa.
9aitor 8ernt StspIen: 9or.
fe saImeSietere.
8ruf. Or. Smut 8ieriet: Gen
rorif.tSIonbife SfaIoepoeii.
Yrof. 8. 81. &ilbabl: 2iot
om bpaS De 1orife | amerifa bar
iisrettet for airte oa StoIe.
Sans eInnb b: I~orsbiarta,
q aoorougsiosa.
SuIb0an 3obt: Gptorif 81.
iiorieffriontng.
SuuI 0ieieruS: 0orif 81.
ierrtllr OF RorSmano ! ameritanfe
Gibliotefer.
8rof. 8isIe gotbne: Natip-
naIiane rg NationuIisleife.
ar6ers Soo6eH: arbeis.
Seer Strpm NJ e: Wart
Snaia.
SOAR aIeipen: Sans, en-
Stisie ira @uobronbsoaIen.
grcf. SuIfus 6. Olfon:
Gorbmanbsaaneen | Ganifetiben-
Sebg. Q. 8iit: 9orifameri.
fonIfe 6orfattere - Ser Strsnrue.
G5os. g. Stine: emblem Of
6reeoom.
9rof. 81. 9 otbne: Nogle
@inber on $. .. 6oiteitaS.
@n- Niger: 4Rcritie".
Gaitor 81. s. 8ieie: Sons
Souiers giie.
ariitiam Ireitsnro: yer
Chile.
Soacn tnSeboIeer SesilSen Soer'
intteIier til eneeif Of en- @affe nor
ne Gigte Of gisrHicrL gtnie, Soar
aaien % @er siplr. Soer'9tteller'
ne er ubFsrte Of Suid 9isieris. 8.
3. ScpperitaS. o. Z. arneion. Ola
.. 2ien % Rrs. 9r. eelans. 20.
gen, Der or poa 200 SiSer ! tort
SissFr;ftormat 90 pent uoitpret M
SehplSer Qobe Bortrrter - eftsr 10
tosruRer = at fsIsense W9ro: On
.. aoreR, w. 9. 2anbitaS, grof. Gr,
elias slir, grcf. g. u. @nna'
Vrof. Or. 5. 6. sars, @arf Ssnat''
geer strsmme % 9er Siple.
-Spmra~ foIter 81 feruSsn Borto'
10 Gents (aItiaa $t.t0). geitiilin'
GER itubes til -sunra-, Deeorae,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
eioar 6its &pasmarseo.
epo 81. gani
Ooreesfartet flebet paa
SQrreo.

gi Tor mcbtaaet iaa mango
speresmaoI, ON hi life tan jfaffe
acrtct firset paa 29rreS. at b: Be.
lteunte oS til at furisge rneb ct Tibet
Bart. 5Or 30 Gents egtra tan ri
itafie aartet fliitret pna 9erreS. r,eo
SrRitoffe paa boer enoe. jan OF oct
tnu bGnaes op nna Saeseu os RULES
op, naar bet life brases.
gi bill meS oct ianrne sisre op.
mertiom paa, at man life fan foa
baaSe gr9miebos 90 Start, unota.
cen man betaIer ey.ra for en- al Dc.
Isue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
9eeDrab % SmeglL
Zen 7ne december 1905.


&pnccrf.
2utber College MniieaI Unions
&oncert ! @rano Opera Sonie
StrsSaes aftes bar eoot beisgt -
iboertiaIh behre, eno man | @egeien
er pant i'll pen aoncerter FER ! gpen,
- og at oertfre eFter oct Iiplige, til
beIs entbuiioItiIfe gifnIS, bpormeo be
forTielise graitationer blco MOB
togne, tor man iiffert osiaa gao no
fra, at be, fom paahsrte aoncerterl,
fnntes, at De fit iuio goiita for line
@enge. Sertil btSrog notirligpis
life minSit ben Smitunbigbco, at
en- Itor Del af 8rogramnct beitoo
al f~orbpIosDis popul9r Mfulif. vi
alitber College MuiifforpS stuulere
floa iigr &abiniteiHs "Eriompbale"
ca 9iiocrs Cavalry Charge" uom9r'
fet an, men osiaa &c Steianos
"Sloiper Of StaIp" 90 SbieIes gfari3
"americau &epiibIie" fit en- fortrin'
Tia llbfsreIie cg bleo bel mootdget.
Colleges itore Sor inns ire Gan.
ae, booraf pi iRrlia ieIte cs tilfnlt al
Ealblep @udS "0n the Sea, uSen
Soo oermeS at pile uotale noeen 2a-
eel oper l~lSfsreIien at De eorige gai'
mere. &eisIigers "glnne 4nrosoot'
ter" inbbrugte Secret mcgcn applaus.
Gen er 10 ogiaa en- gumnel &ienotlg,
iaa bette por noturliet ncf, men boOr'
for life til en- afperIine giue cS no
act ntere2 9er er NOT at tage al.
Mau baoSe peS benne &oncert %.
iaa ben Bornsielie at bsre Sianiltirt'
BEN 9siIS autbertue Snstpeot, % De
Sorbaabnitser, man bar gjort itg ON
EenSes m~uIttaIite Talent, bleD oisie,
Tia life thlffeSe; tpertimoo; benSes
CPL er ct talenSc 8iouesbpro babe
ON benSes ~uatirIise Segauelie 90 ben
fruatbore libpiflina bun bar giet'
nemaaaet. @e0 meuiterp9rotg Get
nit % Gate 5oritaoelie Iplebe bun
sSru @renbabls lipIige $umoreife, og
SiHererre piite, at De paaIflsnneoe
henbes almlt, ioet be IsnneSe berSe
meS fruftie os pebbclSetSe $aano'
flap.
ct itprt &or beItanenbe al tngs
uprIfe Gamer fang SrltbeIanscn ira
@aeners ~2obengrin" 90 "Soloei9s
gang" oe beiteoe iterft gifaIS. Oct
offompaenereSes al MiiS &oietta 81.
fon.
9roarnnmet bar | BET belle iaa Of
rerIenDe, al ales SpmGrtiombeS
neSpencigpis muatte bcISes tungen
fra @espnbcIie til guoe.
9rofesior Sperati IeSeoe ielp, for
itben Weuiiftorpiet, ogiaa be to aer
oa gcbtsiorbe rofiorn, at ban er Den
itontprfeoe Gang. 90 9taiifotrefter,
fem ham Iange bar bopt Orb for al
bore. Oct er en- SorusieIie bare at
ie bam hinge Safttoffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Sjpruem, fous br9note fig.

Ser bar en9aa9 en- 9iern, iom bar
iaa iulteu at ban fanbt paa at gnn
liee mo / Stuen til Golf for at finoe
Mab. Ser bar inget moe, og iaa
begpnbte ban Of iniie rlInbe % Iugte,
ON Der life ifiioe bare noget ipiie.
ligt at finbe. Eiliioft fom ban til en-
aieoel meb fogenbe 8aub iom itoo
peb Siben al Feiien. San inuite pao
Den ogian, % ba &iebeleu bar ip9rt
BARN, brenote ban fig paa Snuoen.
Men M bapSe 8isrnen aIbrig
fienOt noget iligt for, og iaa tru'oe
BAN bette bar ct MT Slags 8pr, iom
itaf, % blep ifreffeIig iint.
Seq ffai al dig, ieg," ia ban %
tos aisoelen meIlerr begge 2abberne
% trpffeOe ben rietts forioarlig IND
til fig.
@en 10 mere ban trpffebe, Seito
mere brpnbte ban fig % beito iintere
bIeo ban. San freq bsit, iaa onbt
eioroe oct. gnbelig Hop ban &ieOe.
len % ifolbeoe fig oper 2abberne meo
oct foaenbe Sdto.
Gen peo al beune stsi fon Ser
5olf til for at ie. boab Ser bar pqa.
fGrSe, og ba De sieuuem ginbuet fit
ie g%isrnen bauie omfring for Suler-
ter. lob be eiter Sssierne iine % itiso
bam.
@en Der i gpgben iieer Be altiS
icuere, bois noeen forisger at ifnoe
anore, men treptiuioo ielp fonuuter til.
ifooe oerpeo:
"San er ion gisrneu meo aieSe-
len."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
lip. gr,aaomn,en er sen al

|Sopnfbip. @raSsommen er Ssn al
George Seaoington. gruoeparret tom
til 9erorab pna en- Maaneos gefsg
bos SIeet % genner, 90 oereiter rel
fer De tilbase til @onpei, bpor be
bill DO.
@innefbeif Gountps Sauebpr.
fere boIot Rsoe / Gourttniet iioIte
|2srone % paIgte fslgenOe Gmbeos.
mnne for fonunenbe aar: 9rGii.
bent, G. gIafeman; gieeprGiiSent,
3. 3. Sanlon; &aSierer, Gbns.
9rogbommer, SefretGr. 8. 8. Son.
men. Oct bIep be'luttet at iammen'
faIoe ct Reoe at Srugtablere Den
lobe oe lite San, os De ~nsopenbige
Romiteer til at gisre Sorbereoelier
til bette Mebe bIep palgte.
en- 2anoItrpger ftiaI forrige
Sreoag en- Snerfraffe uoepfor Ca
lions 9utif. 9ogle Smnaeutter iaa
BET % meIote BET til 9utifens 9e.
tient, George gafer, iom iatte efter
BAN, toe fra bonn Sraffen og Loo
bom arreitere. Sppen blep bragt for
@npor Gnlbnep, iom lopebe at laSe
BAN eaa, beriom ban pilbe forlaoe
men ban lifte FIG goot Der og
piloe blipe. Wanoren bsmte BAN
DC til 80 Gage paa 8an6 og 8rso.
Otter at bape betGnft fig, ~bellutteoe
Sppen M al forIobe 8pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

Iurb. GountpfommiSiGr Sobn y.
Sopf / Chicago blcp ituffen libel M
Der Ell poIitiif 6eioe, iom ionOt Steo
/ ct 8nIglotoIe oen CITE September.
&algclerf @eorge 6. Robert bIep itrar
arreitcret for Mforoet; men ienere llu'
oeripgelicr bar oiit at StatSicrtotor
6rottf &. 6ormtm, en- iprig EoIititer,
ogioa cr inSpifiet / afiGrcn % ban
iertes MoHbog Sen 4be December /
Arreit iom MorOer. Geteftipcrne er
pao Spor eiter Rere GeItagere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

lbnrpneiier. Sberiff Set6 gnI.
Iocf | 0eaonooo er al grGiioerten
blepcn uonGunt til Wnribna / Spo
9afota. Hogle al benne Stats Dele.
cation er imoo ~ltOnapneIien; meo peD
Br9iibenteus EMANCIPATION bar ban
5srer for be Gopbops, fom ba inc.
fanot lie, og oeltog / Groeesiionen;
bette panbt BAN Brpiioentens CUNT.
Sranf Spre, iom bar bsrt til Br9fi.
oentens Carrie, er blepen aniat Tom
Raribal 6eb oct bemmeliae Goliti !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Raafon os Olap.
"geroens @ana1 ifriper:

SerDers Sang ffriner:
De jmuffe % emile Gro. boor1neh
Erins Carl beinareoe G~tort6inaets
Weooelelie ON a~onsepalget, bill oper,
alt bape giort bet beSite Snbtrpf. Get
forlterfeoes peo gfterretningen ON,
at ban paa eane og fin 5sns geane
bar antaget norife biitoriife aonae.
naDue.
UT beIbigere 0apnepalg flaoa
Norges npe Gonse life babe aiort.
Oct flaar meb ct SIag til apS for
port 5GoreIanbs 9refuioe 9raoitio-
iier % ~befrrfter Dor iaite Gro paa,
at bet ierite belt uorife aongebus ei.
ter 1919 bill fomme til at fsle / Sam.
Hang meo fit 5oIf.
Saafon er ct aongenapn, iom
Inlet anbet Spritebus oeIer meo Ror.
ge, og ben aiensaiernine, of Dor
aonge blioer ben ippenoe | HGffea
og Ssnpen Den iiette, iort9aer me0
enifeIig SDoeIisbeo ON, at bort 2auo
eier Rlssnmle ODerIepelinser, og at
aongetronen Der bar fat tsmret paa
en- lib, oa ben enbfiu bar naflenoe |
be itsrre &ulturitater.
SertiI fommer, at begse Be oben.
r9onte NaDne bar en- alana iom in.
gen andre | 3orbmtGnos gren.
Den ferite "gooe" Saafon bar SEN
miloe, penneiRle os fraftfuloe Ser,
FER, Mbnitermatben efter aamrnel
norlf Spfattelie, Ssreren neo Cub.
bjeimen, runot ON buem Solicit fpl.
feDe fig | &rig og 8reb.
S8iaa Sperres S6n al bette Gauu
er fjenbt ! Dor Siitorie ipm ben miloe
8cnge, Der bringer ct fort G,rIt al
Spile mo ! oor Siitorie UNDER gor.
gerfrigetes Iange &9biler, og Ssn.
neIsnnen Saafou blep Sen, iom ifa6te
nnrig $40 efter ben itormflI6e Sio,
Der bar gaaet forao. sllbrig ~itraaleos
SGorelanSets 9aon i~terrcre cno iin-
Der oenne Serifer, elifet os 9ret IN.
oenlanos % baoret iom insen norff
8onge fsr eller ienere i~1SenlauoS;
fronet al Bapens 2eent, pbereit meb
9reiulbe SilbuO al @uropas @pg.
ti9e.
Oct famine folfefipre Napn bar
ogiaa ben norife &ofge, fom blep ben
iioite al 5aarfagerattens manoIigc
Sinie, og JON for 600 aar iiben III.
Der 8lofferingen bIep fronet i SronS.
bienls Somfirfe; Dem iibite Saafon
bar ogioa Horses iibite pirfelige Ser.
Tier, for bet gift mo | SoreningstiSens
LANCE, at Sps og Sfpgser perIenSe
Saga.
HSronarpingen tager ligejaa GRE
fulbe Ninber / ARP. Sans Rapn
gienfaloer | norife 8erus % mort
kingdoms Sinb @iaeoet of bin fsrite
SIan, Spoiberilagets napnfunoige
8elt; ON ben u9ite SIap, aongemar.
tpren, iom "planteoe Goriet meo fit
BLOB, % iom meb "Sob og ggg"
rGrgebe 2anbet MOB mRgtige pore
5ienber; ON ben fre6elige, miloe
Oloo @onbe, gisrgpins 8runolpg.
ger, @anuerfsreren fpr Sremeang %
&ultur. 90 bette Rdpn bar ogiaa
Sen unee grins, $oafons os War'
gretbes Ssn, oct iibIte Glib al Seu
gamIe aOngeitamme, meb buem Saa'
bet for 0orses natiouaIe &onseSsm.
me bleo iluffet for oper 800 aar
iiber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Set morife Sfogietifab 2ris
fttamia.
(Shftet 1885,

Selifabet bar llnoerafoelinser ! ale Gm.
ter. Samiet @eolemsantal 10000. Son.
tteent Str. 200 aarlis. Sr. 5000 ensona for
ale. 9ibsFfriftet ienbes @eblemmler til Gme,
rita mob 8orto. Selifabet planter aarIi9
7 q s Milipner Sr9er.
Saar I Statsbibras 8r. $4,000 rtert bette
&c paa lanst Har life moi.
Selfabet mebtaser meo 9af 8ioras fra
2atbsmGrb I amerifa.
Seifabets StDrelie: gDniul Seibera
Gr9iioent; 2aHbbrnssoireftsr SanoberG ..
g.; Stcrtbinssmanb Nersaarb. tG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
DE q. gereutiens Reiiernte.

Wealuns ben Toe December; 8pieau
ben Soe; Badger ben lobe; 5aabct,
Sotpn OF Roroen ben 1ftes prosperity
ben 12te; @nisbeoenS Yrspe, ON aftes
men ben 12te; Senum ben t3be; 9eips
folben ben 14oe; 8asgrbet Den 15be;
geitre Gfer (8asen) ben t6be; 4etps
folben Gften Dem 16be; Sremdb o9 grs
felfior Den 17oe os 1Sbe; TolbaI Den
lobe; GAMBIA ben 20be.
DIR. gerent8en er ilbienbt at Rinnes
iota afb~olbsielifab.
@uitab @ibe, GER.
8437 2ongfeaoip Gpe., Riuueapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
Gn 6cfienSt Sfneipilcr

uSe paa 3isretur; Soften lsb lsbif, oa
@ognen pGIteee % elf itil ct al bore
Blade bemqrfeoe efter at babe beret.
tet SilNraaelien:
"Si err Ipffeliae oncr at kInne meo.
oelc, at ban ben isIsenoe Gag paa
IScenen fiuine piie fis ! 8 Stptfer,~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

Tets ritmberfise araft sdar til Suneen
AZ Zine Spgepmme, alenoplioer % ltprter
hpfr Gel al bit Seaente. Set er bpao pol
Iiiiers Sedp Ntouniaiu Yea gisr. 30 Gents.
&c eler Sabletter.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-16

Base ball goods in all the grades for sale at Fred D. Whiting & Co.'S.
 All kinds of fruit, ice cream and cold drinks at Galloway's restau- rant.
 Don't forget to call on NJ. S. Fisher if you need any shoes and slippers.
 Mrs. k. NJ. Galloway visited friends and relatives in Newport Monday.
 We carry more ladies notions than all Newark combined. Whit ing & Go.
 Call at Galloway's restaurant and get your dinner when you come to town.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Hawthorne and Mrs. Emma Long went to Newport Tuesday.
 For Sale-Fiye school desks. Will be sold at a sacrifice. Apply to Craig < Henderson.
 
 The only place in town to get a good meal at a reasonable price is at Galloway $ restaurant.
 Wear q Walkover shoe and smi.e. They make people look pleasant. Whiting & Co.
 The celebrated John Deere line of farm implements. wagons and buggies at C. NJ. Edwards.
 For sale-Three nice residence lots in the north part of town. Apply to Craig & Henderson.
 See Whiting X Co. for your millinery. No last years goods, but everything strictly up-to-now.
 Mrs. Amanda Brown and daugh- ters, Misses Belle and Mabel, of Black Rock are visiting relatives and friends in this city.
 Miss Hattie Foot left Friday for her home near Dota. She was sick when she left, but is re- ported to be improving.
 J. NJ. Childers of the Point neighborhood was in town Satur- day and reports crop prospects very good in his community.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. c. Nuckolls of Cord. were in the city Sunday and Monday visiting friends and rela- tives. They went on the excur- sion to Oregon Flats. W. c. Casson of Paroquet was transacting business in town Mon- day and called to renew for The Journal. Mir. Casson k dealing in timber and does pretty good business. He has shipped 37 car loads of timber from Paroquet this spring.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-16
Happenings of Local Interest
See Benton's s notice.

See Benton's notice.
 W. c. Mims spent Saturday in Newport.
 Boys and mems suits up-to-date at Fishers.
 If you need any corn call on FL Ter Brothers.
 Everything good to eat at Gallo ways restaurant.
 J. J. Boilott was down from Magness Saturday.
 T. J. Moore spent Monday at the county capital
 Blank note and receipt books at The Journal office.
 Big lot of novels by the best authors, at Writings.
 Joseph Wright of Sulphur Rock was in town Tuesday.
 Good line of pants of all de- scription at Fishers.
 Hot or cold baths at all hours at the Newark Bath House.
 C. o. Magness transacted busi- ness at Batesville Monday.
 You get your moneys worth when you eat at Galloway's.
 George Hensley, of Cord, was in town on business Saturday.
 Deeds of trust and legal blanks for sale at The Journal office
 Miss Jessie Reeves spent Sunday visiting relatives at Oil Trough. Dr. J. c. Whited of Paroquet was in town on business Monday. Go to H. E. Hawthorne for all kinds of hardware. stoves, nails, etc. W. \. Lewis was down from Magness on business Wednesday. X. A. Henderson handles q full line of school books and stationery. W. A. McMullen of the Arkan- sas Democrat was in town yester- day.
 Mrs. E. H. Williamson and Mrs. .J. C. Brown spent Tuesday at Batesyille.
 Miss Leona Magness arrived home Saturday from a pleasant visit with friends at Batesville.
 John Austin orders The Journal sent to his sister, Mrs. Julia Bran non of Waxahachie, Tex, for one year.
 The cut prices we are making in slippers makes them move. Come quick and get the best selections. Fred D. Whiting & Go.
 Filler Brothers have some pood
The Newark journal., 1905-06-16

rant.
 Magness Bros, Newark, carry a full line of furniture, mattresses, carpets, etc.
 For corn, hay, oats, bran, alfal- ia seed, etc., figure with the New ark Lumber Company.
 R. NJ. Galloway wants your chickens, eggs and butter and will pay highest market price.
 For Sale.-Six good young mileh cows with young calves. Apply to Jesse L. Crosser.
 Notice During June the photo graph gallery will be open for work Saturdays only.
 Boys club together and leave us your orders for tailor made cloth ing. Fit guaranteed. Whiting & Co.
 l have pasturage for your stock at 90 cents per month for year lings and S1 for grown stock. A. A. Henderson.
 See the new line of Walkoyer shoes at Writings, in tan and black. You know they are the shoe of Newark.
 Quite a large crowd of the young people from Newark at tended the Children's Day exer- cises at Charlotte Sunday.
 Our bargain lace and embroid- cry counter is on the boom with cut prices. Come and see for yourself. Fred D. Whiting X company.
 Parties interested in the Mount Zion graveyard are requested to meet there on the third Saturday in June for the purpose of clean ing up the grounds.
 Squire James Blount of Pleas ant Plains was transacting busi- ness in town Tuesday and called to renew for The Journal. He is engaged in the real estate business now.
 ". 1. Long and daughter, Miss Dora, came over from Elmo Sun day, and Miss Dora spent the day visiting friends while Mir. Long went up to Bergman on the excur- sion.
 Chas. Akers, formerly foreman of the button factory at this place, but now a citizen of the ParOquet neighborhood, was transacting business in town Monday and call ed to subscribe for The Journal.
 T. H. Dearing and Walter Pas COG have leased the baseball park for the season. They have re-or- ganized the team and promise tC give the lovers of the sport some good games during the coming sea son.
 The attention of our readers Is called to the Bailey Mercantile ( Company's big advertisement on the fourth page of today's paper They are offering some exception al bargains which 1t might be wei for you to investigate.
 Chas. Delco and Will Jeffers es- capped from the county jail at Batesville Sunday night by dig ging hole out in the stone wall of the building large enough tc crawl through. At last accounts they had not been re-captured.
 ]. P. Magness has purchased a nice residence site from Tom Bran. non in the north edge of town,
The Newark journal., 1905-06-16

We can not only show the best variety, but lower prices, quality considered, on millinery, dry goods, clothing etc. Fred D. Whiting & Co.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-16

Eller Brothers have some good corn for sale.
The Havre herald., 1905-01-19
LAUNDRlES ORGANIZE.

Permanent organization was given
the Laundry Workers OF Hayre by
Organizer o. II. Webber, at Labor
hall, Sunday, and the following of
ficers were chosen:
John r. Britton, president.
George L. Suppress, vice president.
Nellie Thackery, recording secre-
tary.
Belle M. Harris, financial secretary
and treasurer.
Minnie Brown, guard.
Josephine Hilla, guide.
Trustees EskeW, Anna Peas
ley and Kate Thackery.
@. L. Eskaw and George Suppress
were chosen delegates to the Trades
and Labor assembly.
The Havre herald., 1905-01-19

Miss r. B. Velton is planning to
give ''Serpentine Dance and can
tata at the opera house sometime
next month.
The prize in The Fair contest last
week was won by Mrs. F. M. Fryburg
who first filed a complete list of the
mis-spelled words. The contest con-
tinues this week and pair of dress
gloves will be awarded to the one
who first files corrected list of all the
mis-spelled words in The Fair ad for
to-day.
Burton & Lynn, of Great Falls,
have purchased eight lots and secured
the option on one block in the Austin
addition west Of the Concert Hall for
a period Of three years. They intend
establishing green plant on their 10
cation. Both parties are old hands
at the business and will go to consid.
cradle expense in buildings and i'm
provements.
The Havre herald., 1905-01-19

A pleasant surprise was perpetrated
on Misses Velton and Dickinson at
their home Tuesday evening, where a
number Of their friends congregated
to tender them reception. Refresh
ments were served, games played, and
nothing was lacking in the way of
entertainment.
One Of the social events which is
being looked forward to at the Post
is the ''Patriotic Ball. to be given
by Miss T.. B. Velton at the closing
of her dancing lessons. The hall will
be decorated in holiday attire, and a
pyrotechnic display will be factor to
the occasion.
Otto Waxton, the Clear Creek
rancher, is building a fine residence
on his place and report has it he is
soon to be married. He is increasing
his cattle interests considerably, last
week buying so head of calves from
Merritt Flanagan and 35 head from
Mrs. d. f. Murray, The price paid
per head for the calves was $1,000.
The Havre herald., 1905-01-19
RICHARDSON.BUTLER.

Cupid has again made himself man
ifest, and the result was a wedding
which occurred at Helena Sunday
afternoon at the Methodist church,
when Miss Ethel butler of that
city became the wife of E. B. Rich
ardson Of Hayre. Miss Butler is an
accomplished young lady, and Mr.
Richardson is justly congratulated in
winning her for a wife. Mr.. Rich
ardson is a most respected young man
and brother of Lake and Ben Rich
ardson, who are Well-to-do merchants
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson have the
best wishes of a large number Of
Hayre friends.
The Havre herald., 1905-01-19
SOWA.MEODEK.

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Joseph Sowa to Miss Mary
Meodek which will occur at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sunday on Tues
day morning at $50 o'clock. Mr..
sowa is the popular engine Inspector
at the round house. and Miss Meodek
comes from we'll connected family
at Bowerville, Mimi. They will take
up their residence in east Hayre.
The Havre herald., 1905-01-19

The war party Of Russia will not
hear to any proposals for peace with
Japan. The aristocracy want revenge
for the numerous defeats, and the
Car is contemplating putting 200,-
900 more troops in the field in Feb
ruary. Japan will send most Of the
Port Arthur army to the front and
will add enough new recruits to
match Russia in numbers, and so the
war goes on and no decisive victories
may be anticipated for some time.
The Havre herald., 1905-01-19

action.
If union men buy the products of
child, non-union or convict labor, in
preference to union made goods, they
are using their consuming powers as
weapon directed against their own
interests as producers. Union men
must be consistent. If the workers
in one trade demand reasonable con-
ditions in shop and factory, they
should also be willing to aid other
trades in maintaining like high STAN
dards. They must exercise their
right to consume only those goods
which are produced under "fair'' con-
ditions. The union label furnishes a
convenient guarantee as to these con-
ditions and should be a certificate as
to their quality, purity and work
manship.