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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
MANY CHANGES SCHEDULED.
Business Property Promises to be
at Premium.
This Summer Will See MANY Old
Firms in New Places.
C. G. REIN Will Make Extensive
Improvements in Building.

Brief mention was made in the Re.
view last week of the change of owner.
ship of what is known as the Rhode
building. This property which was the
Joint property of VIM. Rhode and Ed
ward kunze was sold by them to c..
G. Rein who isto have it repaired and
fitted up for jewelry store.
In the changes he purposes making
in the building is included an addition
in the rear of the building which are
to be used as living rooms with Sleep
ing apartments above extending over
the entire store. The front is to be
taken out and made thoroughly modern
and lowered to the sidewalk and other
changes made in the interior of the
place, making it up-to-date in every
respect.
This place is one of the Oldest build
ings in the city, is made of stone and
brick and the walls are very thick. It
was built before the present grade OF
the street was established and when the
street was cut down it left the first floor
of the place several feet above the side
walk. During the cyclone of 1881,
buildings on each side of itwere demol-
ished but it appeared to be so substan-
tial that it stood only the roof being
torn off.
When proprietorg gets through
with it there will be transformation
that will make it a very attractive place
and being in the center of the city will
be an ornament to that part OF the
city. The present occupants, Rhode
& Kunze, who have had tailoring es-
tablishment in the place for many
years, will move into the place vaca-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Al a macs moofinm &, ,,r,,,.;

At mass meeting Sunday evening
OF the voting members of his congre-
cation, Rev. Carl Gausewitz, pastor
OF St. Johns German Evangelical
church, ST. Paul decided not to accept
fattering offer from Grace church of
Milwaukee. Mr.. Gausewitz received a
call from Grace church several weeks
ago and took it under adyisement.
When he approached the members of
his congregation on the matter they
refused to release him. He partially
conceded to their demands, feeling that
his members were so strongly attached
to him that his duty was with them.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
ULM. BROWN COUNTY, MINI, WEDNESDAY APRIL z 1906

ted by Mr.. REIN where they will con
tinue their occupation.
Another change that will be bene-
tit to the city in certain sense will be
the change that is contemplated by w.
g. Haubrich, who has leased the cor
ner store which has been vacant ever
since j. j. Juenemann sold out. He
expects to move into this place some
time during this month and will have
it fitted up for frst-class jeWelry
store. It is a good location and will
afford excellent opportunity for the
display of his stock.
This latter change is made necessary
by the growing business of Wd. Eib-
ner whose bakery and ice cream bust
ness has demanded more room for the
past year or more and is compelling
him to utilize the whole of his build
ing in his own business. evil have
the partition removed and other chan
ges made so as to make it more con-
venient for him.
The removal of the Koehler barber
shop into the Gebser building, while
it gives no assurance of a new build
ing being erected on the corner where
the frame shacks have stood since the
foundations Of the city were laid, seems
to indicate that there is as much rea-
son to believe that there will be as
that there will not be. Mr.. Olsen is
still in doubt as to his intentions and
has done nothing more than to have.
some plans drawn which if carried out
will insure one of the finest blocks in
the city and the destruction of one of
the eyesores of the city.
Aside from these changes there is
every indication that there is to be a
lively trade in lumber for residence
houses. Lumber dealers say that there
is better opening of trade in their
line this year than for many years.
The advance in the price of building
M aterial does not seem to affect build
ing operations greatly and there will
be many new farm buildings as we'll as
city homes put, up this year.
Marriage Licenses.
He Try Kral. .Mulligan.
Clara G. KpI1aUar M11I liOan
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
.MASONS Will BURY PIONEER
DR.. Welcome Dies at His Home in
Sleepy Eye.
Will be Buried This Afternoon
With Masonic Rites.
End is fastened by a Cancerous
Growth on His Neck.

Sunday evening there passed away
at his home in Sleepy Eye one of the
first of the practicing ply sicians o.
! this part of the state DR.. Jacob w. B.
Welcome, and he will be laid to resi-
this afternoon with all the rites of the
Masonic fraternity of which he has
been a lifelong member.
For a long time DR.. Welcome has
been afflicted with cancerous growth
on the lower part of his neck and has
known that it was only a question OF
time until it would finally attack the
arteries of the neck and he would bleed
to death.
DR.. Welcome was born in New
Portland, Maine, in 1925. He gradu-
ated at Hollowell, Maine, in 1915, and
again at st. Louis Medical college in
1883. He has been in the active prac-
tice of medicine and surgery for al
most half a century.
He began the practice of his profess
sion in Wisconsin, but in 1859 moved
to the Minnesota valley and located in
Garden City. After practicing in
Garden City for thirteen years he
moved to New Ulm, and from thence,
after three years, to Sleepy Eye, where
he has since practiced and now resides.
When he located at Garden City the
broad, sparsely settled prairie south
to the Iowa line and southwest to
Spirit Lake, was part of his undis-
puted field, save that portion of the
field occupied by DR.. Francis, then OF
Sterling. So busy and varied was his
practice and so great was the territory
that it required most of the time six
horses to do the business, andhe prac-
tically lived in his buggy and at the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
A MERRY MUSICAL MELANCE
The Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels
Next Sunday.
First Noted Minstrel Show to Visit
City OF New Ulm.
Oldest and Best Colored
Comedy Organization.

It is pleasure to announce the
coming to the Turner Theatre next
Sunday evening of Al Fields Greater
Minstrels. Theatre oers have learned
to rely on the promises of Mr.. Field
and they realize that his company is
just little better than the Field pos
ters and the show in fact is just a little
greater than the words that attempt to
portray its merits. This year the or
ganizationis und oubtedly the strongest
now catering to the amusement- loving
public.
The first part, which is burlesque
on the famous 'sGridiron Club of
Washington, is said to be the best that
has been presented in minstrelsy in a
generation, surprising in song and
humor, in color, scheme and effect, in
refinement and art; anything that Mr..
Field has ever undertaken. 1t is de-
scribed as rich mosaic in black and
white and gold and purple. Frolicking
tcupids and black-faced comedians lend
pleasing shades and colors to the
picture.
The closing scene is also spectacle
tunexcelled for lavishness and beauty.
It is presented by the entire company
Of fifty people and with scenic and
electrical novelties which represent
Itriumphs of the stage mechanic art.
Among the scenes depicted will be a
| Spanish arena where bull fight is in
progress, Scottish highlands with
pipers and dancers engaged in the
highland fling, the shores of aMerrie
England with the ocean stretching
away TO the horizon, the American
navy in review, the wierd valley of the
"spooks,n and the beautiful southland
with negroes before their cabins sing
| ing in the moonlight
The ollo will be new and original
throughout, the singing and dancing
/ the best that minstrelsy affords, and
the orchestra and ensemble work of a
character that all can enjoy.
The big company will arrive here
from Sioux Falls at lis p. m. and
during the afternoon will be seen on
the streets il q magnificent parade.
Tickets for the performance on sale
. OF the Pioneer Drug Store this morn.
ing At prices ranging from IS cents te
ls1.Oo.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11

bedside of the sick
In the early part OF the war of the
rebellion he was appointed surgeon by
the government to examine men for the
draft. His territory included seven.
counties in southwestern Minnesota,
and Mankato was his headquarters;
Also, in 1860 he was made first assis-.
tant surgeon in the Tenth Minnesota
regiment, then stationed at Garden.
City. He had charge of the hospitals
(Which were dwelling houses converted
into temporary hospitals) at Garden
City and Vernon. He was appointed
in the place of DR.. w. w. Clark who
was then sick. He held the position for
nine months. For two or three years
subsequent to the Indian massacre OF
1862 when the depredations of the
lurking redman.were so much feared,
and not very uncommon, a guard Of
soldiers frequently accompanied DR..
Welcome in his night rides.
DR.. Welcome, during his profess
sional career, has been preceptor to a
large number Of medical students, who,
now as physicians, remember with
much pleasure his kind and helpful
treatment of them. Amongst these are
DR.. Burnside of Duluth, DR.. VIM.
Lee of Fairfax, two Of his sons, r. 81.
J. w. B. Welcome, Jr., and DR.. An
Il. n RI 3 Il \
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
PRETTY PRE- NUPTIAL AFFAIRS
Miss Emily EngeI Recipient Of Fa.
vOrS From Friends.

Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Frank Hubbard Miss Emily Engel,
whose wedding is announced for the
18th, was the recipient of a series of
unique favOrs at the hands of q num-
Der of her young friends. x sort Of
comedy drama had been arranged in
which the following young ladies took
part:
Miss Bretta Price, Judge; Scrub
Women, the Misses Lulu Hose, Jea-
nette Whidden and Louise Tiedemann;
six dining room girls, Misses Lulu
Doehne, Mable Setter, Iona Setter,
Ida Petry, Bertha Grebe and Aurora
Nenmann: six cooks, Mrs. Hubbard,
Mrs. Herman Schieman, Ella Stoll,
Eva Schmidt, Minnie Wendt and Oil
via Schapekahm: japanese girl was
represented by Miss Edith Rosskopf;
Vegetable Woman, MisssMamie Neu-
mann; Butcher, Miss Eva Schiller;
Housewife. Mrs. VIM. Cavanaugh. A
question was asked by each girl, which
she was made to promise that she
would faithfully follow before she was
presented with gift from every girl.
Refreshments finished the pleasure of
the evening.
On Friday evening Of last week Miss
Engel gave a pre-nuptial party TO q
large number Of her friends at her
home. She is to be married on the
18th to Anthony Schiller, assistant in
the Brown county bank, and the young
people will 60 at once to housekeeping
in this city.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11

Nicholas Heinen was run over by
wagon and his leg fractured Saturday
evening. He had evidently been drink
ing and in attempting to go through
the alley between 1st and I'd North
streets, fell and remained where he
had fallen until in the darkness team
passing through there interrupted his
sleep and damaged his leg.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11

Fifty children, 20 boys and 80 girls,
were confirmed at the Lutheran church
last Sunday. The list of names was
published in the columns of this paper
some time ago. The class had met at
the parsonagefrom where they marched
to the church by two's. They were
preceded by the pastor, Rev. G.. j.
Albrecht, dressed in his ministerial
gown, as they filed into the capacious
church, the boys in sombre black, the
girls dressed in white a hush fell on
the congregation which had assembled
to hear the class make the confrma-
tion vow. The church was beautifully
decorated with palms and Easter lilies.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02
Wiclueitcte &nrnttcr % Ninn0eu.

st rpiinoiomt (ooOe mcner ueo
mnn9raariGe Sn0ttn0clier at hnpe ialt-
llaat, at Der beltaar Ell intim 6prbln=
belle mellcm Nlemcitets Npooer %
Nooe, po nt man tGn or0Qe ri0tl0C
SlutnIn9er meN Ntnipn Ill Raratiercn,
ndnr man l0SttaIer c5nn0en. Set cr
iOrppri9t npge!. mnn lNn0e bny ment,
men Spoaosren Al oct me Splitm
brlnNcr NpQ nogct mt, ioet ban ino=
oelcr Sirioicnc lire GooeotDper. 9all
tiger ilolsocS:
Zen o,y beoNacl lla DaltlNt lr,mao
meo iln4a StriOt, nil. naar ban Ell
MdnO, plic ii9 at U0rc en- PeSllmili
ellcr ct gdnite iNrli9 bcOapct Men=
ncltt; er paa0jUlocnoc ncrimoo Ell
&pinoe tan man al oclne9 @nno lutte
ll9 til en pis 6ripo itet / Garnlieren.
9Ilc nl, DER panorer lunNipmt aiiieo
nco lun9e @triOt, er Nienneiier. Der
t0nter mc9et onbt oper ale ylpets
SpprQsmaal; men Den, Der ltpuoer li9
aIlteO meo lnn0e, burtiQc Shiot CT ui
ct trGttetlUrt % tri9cril 0jempi.
,FOrepriQt cr oet itie nct meo, al
oenne "Splinoer" opfiaer Sabcler
ober ~. Nieomenneiicro Sang. ben
pil o0idu piic eli onocn Wanbe. bpOr=
pau man 9lcnncm EeOocuc ian no
lnoc i'm tjUrc 9iUltes &ornttc..
@an pua'taar, T. Cts, at Tolt, bei
er foreia9lommc "a bar mc9cn Silio
til lq 'elp, 9aar mc9et no tilbens.
9Henncltcr, Der bar en- inoa0penoi
GnrNiter iDm Iiplomnicr % Ncm=
mel!0gcoI ltGnmere 0adr npQet
inn tilbens. mems Nielanloliiere pQ
moblpe Ntcnneitcr bepN9er iig lremnr
meO IlGbenoc Strioi, o9 cnergiilc ,Soli
trUocr falt til % DIteii bpier &nUci
liot iremao.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02
lSra OiNoiiun, Oiim.
Nuli uan 9iciit. Gn Stnriarmcr. Stor
%gnno SaWipn. G'benc;er Spiptal

Scperln NauSen og NGaecn Y. Suaal
biIicr poo &cuner vac aul'E ocnnc ll0e.
Y. S.0aol ira Veyro oNoyoo re.ic iorrioc
ll9e I'll aiOteri9 eonnp. z. : ipr al belo0c
lirt %eu oar og 'urpalatait mco Senuer.
lcm ben @aren bar mansc si @onncu ciu=
nap, lom hapoc pUret Hc'e1 bcr, riac til
bo9c SeI9r mco I'M Iar Ger pmtes om
at 1forin b,cD peWian" Ncrro Woroo.
MGrtclrg iao opm' 9'Gr Men nc e
pmle ltormotlcr bcr Serni, lom lite beint
ga toma NJ 'ur !. Nr or0c. pGne ,>cnhr.
7. =. 1moo8aoro bar ucola lts iom
ApGShdnclcr NiiIon, Ni'm ,Nporior tom
bu lite til 9Rooiion, Ver2
&0rnetaren Sobn Y @olium ira ouowea,
z. : bcllor oeSic So9ar pao s'en o9
6renoar bc,itrin9. Sc ret. ,,obn 0ien
Ia meg 10 9iua oc9 clt 9oOt Noa Vas paa
Nlortc bit &c le9leSt me be. suinnd c
nao eli Stormatt peit OIL A.
Scpelir S>or9en ira ellington ollasoe Ell
be9a9eli8 Nilt pon Mimbeim icas som
illcn. Gcpcrin
5torormcrcn Ncnrit ,Sobulon, 0erro
Woroo. bar iiebi ben ca. 720 NcteS ltore llt=
Duslorm Sen aarsn bar nr0tt at i'm Zig
poo.
22oe Sebr. Sibite 9tat br0uote uGrpaa
Nalpoelen al 6orrctnin9Stro9ci iamt ,Sern.
bancliatoren o9 Ell Vleuator meb ca. 5000
2'ulbcIS 6uu N0wlon, Mhn. Moen cps
too Ell ,Ncntrombutlt pao peltre Soe al
Noben. 30 Nuortalcr minus 3 Gp9nin9el
lire9 meb Ser blep tcleionerei eiter Niaoi
IONS S'ronotorps % Slnfnin9Smaitine lonl
bnlti9lt mIig meo 0rtraio9 rcie til 9iabo
bpens llnOiGtn.rq Ter meloeS, at porl
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NJ er mcgct lioitc al. ,Ieg naier til 0bene;tl
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Sp9nin9 mco prGSti9 @ei9Senbeb poa en-
,,pioe nGr 9iorNolltolen. Np9nnoen Ell III
luIot iTroi9 og net CT Ell ypit at le, bpor peI
liclt psdItilt rent "a up to oatc" altln9 ei
Der. Oten BET er III lite loa me0et bette, ION
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nj pricr. Nonsen ipq ltottcI er Der bic
bcIbrcoei, cs al OiSic bar ies tuliict mana,
booOe nGr og ijGrn, iom iomitemmig / boi'
oncr prilcr Sottoreme cSierc o9 5brones
ltorc Sp9tigBeo 90 ben NomGrtsor Gcbano
ling, DC bar upot pco Nolptulet Ger ubie
res cn NiGn9be Normbicrli9bebsorbeiNe on
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02
Sn ganle.
Sa. MI fr Oh Qammel.

ga, MI II Oh Qan'nel.
6urerne oroger liN ODbe og ifatpC
til ale aanter, oct iiGyf 9IniiQt
0Oor bpiet 9aar Ou lite ltottet til
Stuben. Get file NdrnebarEet fran
Ter laa tot ira big. % OIL bar panite
Iigt peo at laa lat paa oct igien.
Sa, III er Oh gomnel % bpict Sc
el9ten nOOrr iat De torre aiue Gem.
mer ! bOert SEQ bar PlaqcnanOcrne
borst liz ino. Npert Striot imerter,
% ben moQre, lprlltne $oNanb bliper
laa len og tlumlet
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loOpiDt, ou D0n0er ianmen.
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Icr lite noact dnoct enD Den 0amle uo-
illote 3pinoe. Strpnmen iler oi0
rait forbi.
lFcn ie9 Op@ier cnonu iaa gicrnt
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til at bore net. Snonu ilaar Dit Olertc
|pagmt Tor Nicnneltenc.
Gu gamle, OH leote oin Niano ira
Iyitiens &ej. Nan git gloo til oen
lioitc gieiie. glcn III Gopoe p0rct bans
&eiltoer.
9u lnrtc Dine you al aiiiU Grit
% ilet Selifob. III lUrte Dem at 0aa
oen 0ooe Nei % elite gNenneitene.
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gooc. 2u bar lcct Dem iGttc c9et @o
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Nien Dill pil0e blipe paa Oet gamle
Steo o9 bnres no al Den iamme Stue.
loor bin Mano bore3 no lor rofe
Gung.
90 oio tom oine Som ira Giots
Arb;i0c % Stamp. ,om mCo WlG0cn q
Sorgcn oa ianot alto @I0rliqbeO.
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fommer Dine EprnCborn.
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ppor JIG Grer pig. Glitter Dig. opor leg
toincnmCli0 lor ale ne ojange. leg
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02
On SOinnrs cbrnnb.

9iI aae, Der li0cr of Gbcunnti3mc. Suab
enten 81 GOer @}uItlcr, Qcoemoo, Softer
caer al Gciatica, 9ip9UGrf, Gmcrter SIP
rerlle ciler al anore uenral8iitc Smcrter, tit,
itrio Benoe for Ell Sjcmnlesaur, Der iurerer
ale 6isie 2i0eIicr. 9un anier set for fin
|ligt at fence oct irit iii ulle 2ieenoe. &c
fan tar.ge Gem IeIo pjemmet, Gportif gu
linoer fan atteitere; no9en 5pranSrin9 al
&liuiat CT life npSpenois. Spooseiien oi
bette iinple gHiooel latter ben 2ioenbe
iltano iii Of Ioror;oc nl Uric 9lcie fra Slos
oct, IG3ner 2e0enlOocne, renter 8.obet, fla
rer Ginere % siper Smibigleo % Gpano'
iiiSbeo til bet bele Gplteri. SpiS ppeu-
itdaeuoe iilteresiersr TeuL abre5ier for gro-
per @trs. M. Suntmers, Dor R. gutre
2ame, Sno. Sirlo bette Gproa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02


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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

GiobnloaO j .oOlpG GOin8ipn
&inOrco, g. o, er bleOen opmt til at
uobctalc en- Staoe9cyitatnin0 til l)trs.
Garric 8. eellano al 81, 800 NIr5.
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bun pa0itoO baboe GpOen til 60l9c ior
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at bepiic, at 9pOsuariu9cn iiplotcs, al
Golloua perc Gage citer 6oloel 0aooc
oclta9ct en- Cans.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

Sc ircmmeoe NtisIionsitntiontr
Oct binmeliic &i9e (aina) cr blcpne
anIalOtc al NmlcnS Seu CSine'crcn),
DER er uaognet iii otu Seilutnina:
aina ior aiacicmc. en9elitc MdsIir=
nngtt tlCunc OrNbte % ameritonitc
er bIepne iorIulqt. 9or 9iegierin0
icnOcr HriQ9itibc oio. % iya 6ilippinc=
oernc ienocs SyOpper TT al Oaretoae
"borc ,ntcrtsler"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

9li Den &appprt IOm yOreli99er ira
N}iuneiotn9 StOlciuperintenbeilt, g..
". Clion. ices, at Al 5000 20rere %
9Urcrinocr / nNpnte Stat blep fun
,, 792 gipet 2Nrcrcertilitatcr. Oct BAR
StnOn.n9 De OrioC ialOt i0icnncm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02
gNacrnr tr r,aouiloc

Zen mRrtcliQe ,Nelbreoc'e al 8fuuctb 9Pt
NDer Gduceboro. NE, CT en- z0g al megeu
Nufertsis ior rrGeruc "a en- bel Gel Geuner
Nau nger "tdn Gulno al Ell poloionr
SnHQmstjou S,rubcu oQ Cpiopnin9 Al
gn9erne opsaU TIE Eager mig til at %, Ia
lea iom cen Uofs lloUci nor heupiit iii al
nrcre Cr sings Rem lI5coperD, oQ BET et
meo CSlFoe ieo pser BEN ipore6e NIT yiu "
Rurcrr ben DHutC hote og Sorfelelle,
NroHtii Naieonoer yun9eipoaheO. 'orsbeo
% ,SuiIutnia. @lgouterct Giiiu0touS 9po=
tbeF 50e og 81 l'r9ueFlolte Iyi
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

6orbcnOGrenoe Oroiprtr / ReprU=
ientonthuict Nnibington 9apio 9.
NenOerion, ai9it pco 9ooen Mlercp
@pipitat Dubuque, Soma, ben 25oc
Scbruay NtnoerIon par i0ot Stot-
IopA
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

&iuoc, b,socuoc, tl9enoc % uonttenoc
{atter hrrrcr Jnrti9 men Noa3GH Zen CT
cppa'tct ! 5ornmetcHoe Nup9ier mco lilbc
bor ior @cUiuopoontH9, loa Dieoicinen fan
bcngttc5 tHorenoi9 buor zmcricruc i2les.
gldn3oH namG Imcrre mco 6ct iamme
IplQe0 / NIpgtcuy N0ihc,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

6rr bldg &eiie O9 6raot til @eit=
tplten bor mon 6cn0enoe iig til Y.
Willcr QaN6 60, 2anO Og ,SmmiQrn=
tions=2lgtnt for @reat Nortbern @n=
nen. Nromns Nallen Nilm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

&c lSoreneoe Statcrs lIOiyriei til De
itanoinapiitc Q0nOe iioliC 9lar belpb ii0
til S2G, coo, 600, mtoen9 Der inoIories
ira 2onoe fox So, 1000, 600.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

7ctic Hi9t ombanoler Ncteran Son
lortelicn @jemsc. Der ocltog 9ri0er
1914 % bar mco Den natlige Natali,
Oco Ri0lbcr9 &ro, bDor ban if in
.Fclt6uc gicnnemihlOt al en- iienotliq
2uglc.
Ct Nan9aItm 1850 uopaa Sitter.
moOa9cn REQ 0beTen for lelcmayten=
Battalion, Cberitl6itnant @lihiel0t.
Spjoien ior beQ9e Rctruttompunie,
u0 til otl 0amles GOpul 9ipr6eDen
al @raatcmoen. Gen @omlc 6aooc
toa't %Iaos uoeuior 0uIct en- Rub=
bcnol Cbeyliiaitnanten 6olot en- on-
llaacnoc Safe, opcrlcbercoc en- SUocrs=
9ooc ira Cnlceycr oQ lln0croliiccyer
OcO &dtalionen og uobra9tc ior Oennc
brlDe &eteran ct ire @an0e ire 0urra,
lOm iltemtes tyoitigt al Hetrutcrne.
Zen Gjamle par meoet rprt oper Oennc
SeaiOen6so. 0an oeoe &naren 1881
90! Nar Qammel.
@amlc Son" er bentet ira 0on@
2,tnno,os netop uotomnc life @oa
1oitetomp" 5oeote5 Forla9. ar-
itiania.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

5nmlcr", al 0tym @ong, cr IN.
tonmcn for 6cbrnor meo 3nODoID
8omme Cro. st G9te &rnOebrcu.
3onuor=Smulcr. arlmmer. 2iot
Rciicyopport 3il mine lp8rNoo,
"N}cotriiinc". Grop9arbeiOeme. ~
februor=Smulcr 5il Erasmus.
Gl3 8bomas CT, Ct. @aul, Nlinn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-03-02

Zen IioNc 63!tctGlin0 Oiicr at Der
cr pa, 706 Anoianerc De 6Oreneoe
Stattr. vi bette 2lntal leDcr l9,52S
i SDo Taloto.