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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
Entertainment rendered by
Rebekahs to Visiting Sister
Rebekahs From Fairfield.
LAST MEETING OF
CURRENT EVENTS CLUB.
Dedication Of Newly Repaired
Methodist Church at North
Vassalboro Next Sunday
South Vassalboro Notes.

Frank Jewett of Pittston visited his
cousin. Mrs. r. w. Pitts here last week.
Jessie Gilbert and family have NOV
ed to Sidney i.,
Miss Edna Getchell visited in Rich
mond last week.
Mrs. Herbert Clifford Of Somerville.
Mass. Is visiting her husbands father
Isaiah Clifford Of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Austin have
gone to Randolph to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Cheeny. r..
Mrs George Getchell and little
daughter have gone to Portland to
stay awhile with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Kennedy.
TIE funeral of Mrs. Nellie Berry Burns.
wife of Roscoe Burns, took place on
Monday at Center Baptist church. The
w. G. T. u, OF which she WIS q mem.
Der, was present in a body. Rev. F. q.
Clark ofIiciated
The Rebekah Lodge Of this village
entertained the Fairfield Rehekah
Lodge at their hall Tuesday evening.
A fine supper was served and a very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
Charles Jacobs died very suddenly
at the home OF his son in this place
Wednesday. aged 20 years. The fun
eral was held Friday. Rev. Mr.. Leitch.
pastor Of the Baptist church at SID
ney ON Mating. - i
The BIT meeting Of the .vassalboro
Current Events Club met with Mrs.
E-x ". Pope of Pope avenue. Tho
wSr@sS3and travelling were both I'M
fafEN19e and there were but q few
me9p present. but those being Of
ahusiastic type the meeting was
bteresting and profitable. Re-
stf4sents were served by the hostess
IN NJ usual pleasing manner. and al
depsFted feeling well repaid for the
meeting. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Henry Marden. East vas
salboro. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
EAST VAsSALDoRo.

Mrs. Anna Calls left Thur>day 10, =
visit with friends In Boston and N~v
! ork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Brasan Of River.
side were guests Of friends an this paans
Tuesday. =. -
Carol Pearson was in the Village
wednesday morning on his way 70 visit
his parents IN. China. .
Mrs. Cynthia Richardson returned from
visiting her daughters 1t the Center FRI
Day and will remain with Mr.. and Mr..
Seth Richardson through the winter. =,
The Ladies' AAd Society held q social
and supper at the home Of Blanche Mar
shall Wednesday evening which wss en-
5oyed by those in attendance
Tho ladies' Of the Friends Missionary
Society are making arrangements FOR
their annual Christmas sale which will
occur In tho early part Of December.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles II. Jones At
tended Friends monthly meeting Tuesday.
Mr.. Jonas delivered an interviews sermon
Sunday morning at Oak Grove chapel
East Kennebec Pomona Grange mat
Thursday with vassalboro Grange. 8, C.,
ternoon. Tho session was Of unusual In.
teTest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
KENNEBEC COUNTY NEWS ITEMS AND
PARAGRAPHS OF PERSONAL INTEREST.
Belgrade Reports
"vney Hail. Followed by Supper
BELGRADE.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Tucker visited at c.
Z. Pinkhams Sunday
Eva Stuart visited Miss Jennie Tillson
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Octavia Penney Weeks Of Sidney
is i'll at her summer home here.
Miss Celia Taylor has recovered from
the attack of tonsilitis from which She
has been suffering.
Elijah Bunker suffered a slight stroke
of paralysis Saturday.
William Tinkham of Lewiston is visit
ing at J. f. Tilson's.
Rev. w. F.. Overlook of Washington
will hold services at the Depot Sunday,
Nov. p.
There will he dance at Turner hall
East Mt. Vernon. Monday evening. Nov.
a6, if fair If stormy. the dance will be
held the first fair night
Mrs. r. f. Dudley of Oakland, who has
been visiting relatives in East Mt. Yer
non and Belgrade returned to her home
last week.
Harry ana Justin Penney of this place
have just returned from a hunting trip t."
bingham. bringing with them hand
some buck ana two deer. TIL" young men
were very much pleased as it was their
first TRIP on the hunting ground.
The meeting of Belgrade Grange held
Saturday evening. Nov. Il, was we'll at
tended After short business session
the meeting was placed in charge of the
worthy lecturer, who presented the fol-
lowing program: Reading, Sister Sadie
Tchbetts; solo. Sister Nina Reynolds;
Reading, Sister Lila Mae Penney; discus
sion. "Woman's Rights" opened by Bro.
T.. T.. REYNOLDS with a very able paper
on the subject; general discusslcn FOL
lowed; reading, Sister Alice Pinkham;
reading, Worthy Master +. l.. Pray. Fro.
Hicks, principal of Belgrade High school.
extended an invitation to the parents and
friends Of the school to visit the school
next Thursday afternoon. There VIII be
chicken supper next Saturday evening
A special Thanksgiving and anniversary
program for that evening is being ar
rarged by the worthy lecturer.
In spite of the weather and travel
ing a goodly number were present at
the Box social given by the school. OF
which Ida TillSon was the teacher, at
the Lincoln schoolhOuSc Friday even
ing Nov 16. The program consisted of
singing by Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley with
Miss Wadleigh at the organ; dialogue.
What Will We Be- by two boys and
four girls: recitation, by Luella Ash
land; tabIeau, "The Light of Other
DAYS." violin solo by Eva Stuart, ac-
companied by Jennie Tillson. They
responded to an encore; dialogue, "The
Little Cherry" by three girls; recita-
ton Albert Ashland; singing by Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley and Miss Wadleigh;
tabeau. pat Murphy on a Bender
recitation. Alton Wadleigh; singing by
the school; recitation. Merton Dunn:
dialogue. aunt Nancy's Visit" by
four girls and two boys; tableau.
"Plains Beyond the Red Sea-" recita-
! ton, Mamie Sherburne; recitation,
Helen Dunn; singing by Miss Grace
Wadleigh; dialogue, "The Pcddlcr," by
two girls; tableau, "Pekin;" singing.
by school, singing by Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley accompanied by Miss Wad-
| leigh; recitation. Eva Ashland. good
night. The proceeds from the sale of
the boxes will go towards the improve
ment of the SchooIroom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
NEWS OF WEEK FROM BUSY MAINE TOWNS
CHINA.

Miss Cora Emerson of South China Ia
visiting Mrs. Woodsum.
Mrs. Inc: Bradford Bartlett Of Milo
is at her fathers. Rev. Mr.. Bradford.
Mrs. Olive Brood is again confined to
her ted with rheumatism.
The variety show at G. A. r. hail the
past week has been wen attended.
Miss Ellen Shaw OF Albion visited
friends in town Thursday and Friday.
John Rowe Of For@s Corner scent
Saturday and Sunday with his brother.
George Rowe.
w. w. Washburn has gone to Frank.
lin. Mass. to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Washburn's br>other-in-law, Mr..
Rowell.
Miss Florence Brown Is making
preparations fer her school at Branch
Mills to give fair. the proceeds to be
used for their Roosevelt School I'm
prDvement Lehgue.
Mrs. Della Glddings Of Boston. who
was called here by the death OF her
sister. Mrs. Frances Thompson. and
who has been since then al her BROTH
er's, Henry Lewis. returned to her
home Saturday morning.
A. H. Goodwin's daughter, Miss
George and nephew. Gerald Gibbs OF
Portland. are spending 4 few weeks
with him previous to Miss Goodwin's
going to Florida for the coming sea-
son.
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SOUTH vAssALeoRo.

Mrs Saloma Clark Is visiting her son.
]. 8. Clark Of Riverside.
Mrs. Cynthia Sabtn Of Augusta was q
caller In the place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. q: Hussev ana .on
Harfand Of Windsor were guests OF or.
..''s.ev's rarents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n.
Hussey Sunday.
Mrs.. l.. A. Store. Mrs. H. q. Dicsey
Kennebec Pomona held with VaSsalbOr0
Grange Thursday. Sc -, E2,''AIr ~
Misa Nellie Hillman went to Augusta
Friday to meet her friend, Miss Maude q.
very pleasantly visitir1 the Otate A06se.
hoGU(tal and other places Of interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.

Mrs. Thomas Weber is quite i'll.
Mrs. A. M. Patterson entertained the
Birthday Club Friday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Patterson was reported as
somewhat i'll Sunday.
Lyman Rollins of Cobb Divinity
School. Lewiston, preached at the
Plains church Sunday to a large and
attentive audience. Among the guests in
attendance were Mrs. Foster Alexander
and daughters. Lettie. Lizzie and Car
rie. Mrs. Eugene Campbell and daugh-
ter Ethel, Mrs. Frank Libby, Deacon
S. G. Nutting. Misses Daisy and Kath.
crime Kendrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
True. Charles Higgins. Percy Earle and
others. Mr.. Rollins is expected to
preach here next Sunday also at the
Baptist church. South Litchfield. 1T ?
o'clock in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
NORTH MONMOUTH.

Rev. Mr.. Clouty of Auburn is assisting
Rev. H. A. Young in n series of meet
irgs at the chapel. Last Sunday Mr..
Young gave a very able sermon in the
afternoon to good sized congregation.
also another good one in the evening.
Next Sunday he will preach at South
Livermore and in two weeks at Belgrade
and Rome. where he has interesting meet
ings as well as in other places.
]. H. Sumner Of North Monmouth has
sold his farm in Leeds to a man from
BrOckton. Mass.
Schools in the village closed last Fri
day. The Grammar school was taught
by Miss Emma Coombs and the Primary
by Miss Verna Leadbetter. Both gave
good satisfaction.
Mrs. Hattie Watts. wife of George
Watts of Monmouth Center. died Sunday
night of scarlet fever. 1t is a very Sc
we're blow to Mr.. Watts and family ~
five children. They could not have the
privilege of viewing the remains, on &C
count of the disease.
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e disease. .........
LlTcHFlELp.

Miss Effle Merrill is at home for a
two-weeks' vacation.
Mrs. George Brann still remains very
i'll. A large circle of friends hope for
her speedy recovery.
POND ROAD-Mrs A. NJ. Edgecomb
left for Boston Friday for few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Weeks Of Gorham. N. H..
arrived Saturday for a visit with her
brother. Elmer Hodgkins.
Miss Berdina Gilman spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. D. Gilman.
Miss Alice Meader Of Hallowell IL
spending few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. Ed. Gray.
Leonard o. Merrill. Colby '09, was at
home Sunday for short time. He was
accompanied by Bert Weeks Of Gar
diner.
| Chadbourne Merrill left Saturday
night for Windsorville, Mass. whore
he expects to be employed through
the winter.
Mrs. Josephine True is visiting her
cousin. Miss Laura Crane. She ex
|
week. where she will make her future
home. She will be greatly missed by
| all.
The Dramatic Club from Litchfield
Academy gave the play valley
Farm" in Union hall last Friday
night On account of the weather and
travelling the audience was small but
the play was well rendered. each one
doing their part well. Supper was
served and a social dance followed.
The friends and neighbors of DIR. and
Mrs. Goss met again one night last
week in Union hall for the purpose of
the people in the north END Of the town
presenting them with their present.
which was not in readiness at the
meeting before. They presented them
with a Webster's International DictiOn-
airy and holder> A very pleasant even
ing was passed. Cake and coffee were
served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
MONMOUTH.

Mrs. NJ. Gatchel Is quite sick.
The snow storm last week found many
sheep and some cattle yet at pasture
Help is scarce and commands good
wages.
Prof. Chick has moved onto the late
Stetson farm which he recently purchas-
ed.
Wednesday evening and an oyster supper
will be served at the close.
Miss Inez Marston, teacher at the Lyon
school for two years. has resigned and
will not teach the coming winter.
No new cases Of scarletina have been
discovered and the quarantine has been
removed.
Many of the farmers were not through
with their fall blowing when the snow
came and they are hoping that it may
go off so they can finish their work.
A Poverty sociable was given at Gums
ston hall last Friday evening by the
Junior class of the Academy, which was
a success.
The boys who went away on a deer
hunt some time ago have all returned
with a deer. Two deer were shot in this
town last week. one by Elige Jacobs and
the other by Chick.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Lewiston. Greene G. Monmouth Telephone
Co. Saturday at Grange hall it was vot-
ed to raise the capital stock of the ccm-
pany from $4,000 to $4,000 1t is expected
| that in short time this company will
| have 500 instruments in operation.
Miss Grace Thompson. teacher in the
Center Grammar school. has been obliged
to leave her school on account of the
serious illness of her mother. and Miss
| Florence Hanscom of the Academy is
finishing it. The other town schools clos
ed last week and the Academy and Gram
mar school at the Center finish this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
MARANACOOk.
RIVERSIDE.

j. Fl. Dunlap has gone to Orient.
j. H. Reed is repairing his house.
Mrs. Luther Humphrey of Augusta
visited Mrs. Edward Brown last week.
Ed. Brown returned also Saturday
from the hunting grounds.
G. "A. Robbins and J. w. Randall
who have been up river hunting. came
home Saturday bringing a deer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
ALBION.

Lila Trask has r. turned from her visit.
A large flock Of Wild geese were seen
Wednesday flying South.
Mrs. Sadie Higgins. who has been So
riously Ill. is Improving.
The funeral services Of Mr.. Williams
were held Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. at bis
late residence.
Charles Abbott has bought the store
formerly occupied by w. X. Gilman. He
intends to remove It and use It for ice.
r. W. Libby. who has been confined "a
the house by illness. Is again able 70 b
out.
Henry Taylor Is one Of the lucky hunt.
ers. a. he shot = nne deer one day re
Gently.
The remains Of Elwood Taylor. who
died in Boston Thursday, Nov. Is, were
brought here for burial. Funeral va
held Sunday from bis fathers homo,
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BRANCH MILLS.

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Doe recently visited
friends in Jefferson.
Mrs. Dean Estes entertained the l.. r.
H. Club Tuesday. Nov. Is.
Palermo school commenced Nov. 10 with
Miss Jennie Chadwick as teacher.
Mrs. Meta Nelson entertained the La
dies Sewing Circle Nov. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. g. Kitchin passed the
Sabbath with relatives at Weeks Mills.
Branch Mills schools will hold q fail
at the Grange hall tonight.
Mrs. Nellie Shuman is sewing for Mrs.
J. r. B. Dnsmore.
Beatrice Worthing and Dulcie Crom-
NETT have been confined to the house the
past week by chicken pox.
Mrs Roland Stfnncford has zone to
Montreal for a two weeks visit among
relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22

The Baked Bean supper held in the
vsstry Thursday evening by the Ladies'
Sewing Circle was pronounced a COM
plete success. both socially ard finan-
cially. Some SO were realized.
Harry Mason has bought the house
once owned by Sumner Seabury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maxim and
family of Portland were guests Of Mr..
Maxim's father. B. F. Maxim. the past
week. also Of q brother at Kent's Hill,
L. p. Maxim. They returned to their
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric johnson of Read
field were guests of relatives In Wayne
Sunday.
c. M. Stevens Is suffering from an At
tack Of asthma.
Williston Jennings. who has been III
with bad cold. is improving.
Gen. Tilden of Hallowell was a busi-
ness visitor in the place Thursday.
School closed Friday for a short va
cation. The term was q successful one
and the teacher. Miss Minnie Buzzell,
returned to her home in Winthrop Sat-
urday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Gn betponinssiulo 9om.

Sra SeiferIon 0itp, Wlo., beretz
les unOer 2. os.: Statens 6gjeite=
ret afiaaoe / @aar en- &enoelie, iom
er al getbonine for 100000 DO
liceboloere gRisiouri og ilere Mlils
lioner policeboloere / nSraternal'
4sIuranceforsnin9er runbt ON | 0e
6oreneoe Stater. aen0elien gaar no
paa, at en- n5raternal" Screening
life er aniOarlig iom ct alminbeligt
9ibsforIitringsielitab.
DEF 6eb0er at oenne aen0elfe er
zen meit betboningsfuIOe for sra
ternal"z zSelitaber. iom bar b9ret afs
fact nogen giet paa mango aar.
Den foreliggenoe Gag bar an
laet af Mlarp Neitermen MOB
ania6t Of qptbias' Sturfoge. Sun
forfangte lig tilfenot en- Gritotnin5
al 1926 for fin afosoe Mano, s.
8. Neitermen, iom blep Meolem
af 9ogen 1895.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Jornpet Spltano t Wiericn

ct Telegram fra Gl pdio, Ger
uf 4. os. flyer, at llrOlisbeoerne t
Gandnea, Der. brgo no paanD |
Senoags 2tftes. Der ppitoO aamp
mellem 8reenes Mlinearbeioere og
9anoparnet un0er Sol. aoiterlitIti.
Sem af Sprererne blep 0r9bt o5
13 idareoe. Gen al Qdnob9rnet
bleb ituot, men life alporlig laaret.
Der er drriperet 200 meritanIte
SolOater efter bette Sammeniteo.
9lae ameritdnIfe apinoer gpen, og
&pinoer at bsjere aldsier,
bar taget Silflugt @reenes 6iem,
DER er un0er 8agt.
st anoet telegram meloer, at
Sal. aoiterlititi bar ldoet 8 af 2e-
0erne for Spltdnoen benrette. De till
leoes op | 5ronten af en- SteppplO,
6bor en- Salpe fra 2anopornets
glifler affbre0es paa oem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Gasiercr rpmt

sra 5po aipers, Wis., meooss
les UNDER obs:
Wiaiam s. Nriet6, iom / bs
iioite II 9(ar bar b9ret aasierer
| 5po 9iipers 9anf og bar tdeet
fremrugenoe Del politit og 2ps
oecirtler, ital oare rsmt. 6dns
Reanifab piIer $500 llnoerbalance.
9anfen bar luttet paa @raps
imDtninesodsen og bette CAB Wriet6
9fnleoning til at reiie ben Of
ten uosn at beffe Opiist. Man peo,
at ban reiite til Milpautee.
State 8ant Graminer gereb er
unoerrettet pr. 5elegraf, og ban oil
unoerIsge 8antens 9tfferer paa oct
arunoieite. 9anfen er asiureret moo
ben Sldes CAB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
15.Warg.

lupsoag begaaet Selpmoro Ssns
bags / oen lille 8p 5orrejon 9lr=
ooie life ldngt fra Miaorio.
Gn Wlano en- iliot og forrepen
Nrbejosoragt tpm ino paa Sernbaz
neitationen ben lille 9b og forlangte
Billet til Barcelona. Wlen buns
Sptreoen forraaote, at ban life til
bprte Qlrbejostlasien.
0et pdfte 8iletfalgerens Niisz
tante, iaa ban tilfalote politibetient
Suraoo. Ogiad ban fatteoe Wfis=
tante til Manoen og normeoe fig
BAN for at an6oloe Dam. Denne
traf pluoIeIig en- 9fepolper frem og
ifeo politibetjenten oeo paa pletten.
9erpaa benote Mooeren @aabnet
moo Zig felp og ienote en- 8ugfe gem
mem fit 6jerte.
Der bar en- Sio Spipl ON, 6Dem
Fan bar, men llnoerfegelien bar
goot9jort, at ban er Weanoen, iom
foriegte paa at orabe Song 9tlfons
10 og bans 0ronning.
&oneen bar til oen amerifanife
lloIenoina til bans 9rblIup, ). 90.
@bitre0ge uotdlt, at ban nof f6r
elIer fenere bill fal6e for en- Sniq.
mooers 6aan6, og ban fpnes at benz
te pad, bbdo Ser bill ffe, mes rolig
Reiigndtion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
0eneral Wiiles cm foroGlnet
&p0.

General Miiles ON foroarpet aso.
General Nelipn 81. Wiiles, Iom
bar 8anIas Gitp paa @ennemrejIe
/ Spnoags iagoe bl. a.:
n9e 4fiIprinser, iom / oisis 0aee
Far funoet Steo meo !6enipn til qros
outterne fra Slagtebufene, er intst
Rpt for mig. Seq tenote ulereoe til
oct for fpp gar iioen.
Seq tror, at 5000 af De Torene=
oe Staters Soloater iatte 9ipet til
paa @runo af urent, for9iftet apb.
llnoerisgelIes 8omiteen afilutz
teoe fit 9frbejoe efter at babe nag-
tet at afbpre 1000 @ioner, iom jes
bapoe faroise. Seq funoe pau oen
5io babe ffafet 100000 Manos
9ionesbbro for, at oet bernletiife
Ofsetpo, iOm blep iolst til 9arsn,
bar urent og giftigt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
SastilOt for Song &aafon.

Sra SriItiania meo0eles UNDER 2.
SUM: Som aroninsseape bill aon=
gen og Oronnineen at oct norite
Soft faa ct Sagtilot. Slottets Be-
lieeenbeo er enonu life enoeIig be-
itemt. Det ifal bngses | norit Stil
os oetoreres af norite 8unitnere.
Sarlise Observation-Disclosures
foretages fremoeles Sronobiems=
os 9ergensoiitritterns for at itafs
fe Mioler til ltofmbtning af aon-
geboIigerne De TO gper. Oct MOS
penoige geleb til Meitauration al
0aafons6ollen, Bergen, er allereoe
inofommei. 0et er oesuoen Menin=
gen at inorette 9ommanbdntboligen
paa geraenbus Gaitring og Gifts
aaaroen | Sronobiem til 9oneebo=
Tiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Senator @urman opo.

Sra Waibington meloes, at Sena=
tor 9lrtbur que @orman fra Marbs
lano oeoe | 8aar Morees.
Gormdn bar en- sSererffiffelTe
blanot Demofraterne. San bar fpot
1889. gllIereoe 1852 blep ban
uonabnt til pase Il. g. Senat,
og / oenne Sjeneite fortiatte ban
inotil 1866, ga ban blep uonebnt til
lSfattefolIefter Wldrblanos femte
Oiltrift. 80 @dnee palgtes ban til
I'm Stats 2egislatur og naaeoe at
blibe SuIets nIpedfer". s 1875 pdl9s
tee ban til Statsienator og | 1880
til Il. g. Genator, bportil ban fiben
iieoie blep genpalet. Den Sermin,
bpori ban MI tiente, piloe ferit babe
uolc6et 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Sos=lllDffe.
S5n9enigren S n g orebt.

Sra Dor gfa6o6p, Nlo. 9aae1,
Sppa, meloes 0aar:
SObn 9lurpbp, Sn9enipren paa
Soget 9lr. II paa gort6neitern 9a=
men ofreoe lit 9ip @aar for at
dfpenOe en- lllnfte. 9asfagertoget,
fom ban fprte, bIoffereoes peo Gdlis
fOrnia Sunctipn af ct 5ragttue, iom
itoo paa 6opeOIporet. 8a Sngene=
rem faa, at ct SammenTtpo bar unoz
gdueligt aioroe ban aft / i'm Magt
for at Itanoie fit Soe.
0et lpfteoes pgiad Yaa pi0t. at
uagtet 2ofomotibet pelteoe belt oper,
fplte pasidgerne fun ct let Steo.
Wen Sngenieren bleb inbetlemt unz
Ser aeolen og pjeblitfelig ore6t.
s5brbeoeren flap 6erimoo meo lette
Sframmer. Gn poftbetjent fra Gouns
I'll Bluffs fit pgiaa no9le Sfrdms
mer, eltrs fpm ingen til Stdoe.
Sobn Murpbb baboe b9ret / glortbs
WeIerns Sjeneite % 9(ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Yrano bus 6aDoen Yru's.
Is al granoma n 3 I t 4 b e t
befpimer q 0as.

S Senoags Gftermiooags uobrpo
ser Slo 0abOen Bros Department
Stpre Omaba, og oct tunoe mart
bleoet en- meget itebneipan9er lllntts.
al. 2.30 opoaseoes Sloen, og granos
dldrmen tulote mart grdnop9ienets
M9no til SteOet De opoa9eoe
mart, at set bar pperite Stage,
5dren bar. Wien efterbaanoen
Iom 9ranom9noen. baneoe iig gsj
til Steoet, fulot oen enc efter oen
an0en Ill 9ulpet, tpdlte al 3pg o.
@asouniter. SITE minOre eno Is
Mano falot paa benne Maa0e. De
blep BOG 6raete til ginouer og no |
friIf Cuff, iad ingen at Dem omtom,
oe man badber, oe dlle ital fomne
cper oct.
Sloen bleb inart o9mpet, men Der
foeldgoes @arer for flere Suiinoe
Oolars af @ano og gaeg, iom
trengte igennem gbgninsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

Sten, bporpeO geitpreren al 0resns
aompaoniets 5smmerforretning,
@eorge Wlstcalf og bans 9rooer
blep orabt Iom nogle af.oe fsrite.
Sioen git oct 10 laa lps fra beggs
Sioer.
st enfelt Telegram fra Gl qaIo
eiper 2lntallet al orebte til 200.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Sil Marsmpbets 9eltagere.

Der fommer 2 Soe paa Sops
banen til aenmare pit fra. Oct enc
SCI. a ON Mprsenen oe oct anoet
al. 8 ON Gftermiooagen. Oct bar
pnifeliet, ON faa mango fom muliat
tunne tomme BERTH Sirsbae Gfs
termiobag al. 5, for at Bette fan
Mas mad man bore ct. 94anl
Manoag 9lften al. 8 elIer Minne,
dpolis (Milpoilfee Depot balp nj.
paa Srinitatis maehs. @esne
6. 30. Gc6miot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

for aomiteens naiie Mpoe fripiaig
bar inogipet iin Reiignation. Oct
forlroer imiolertio, at Senator Bur
ton 9ebet al oe nermeite Oage
bill opgiOe tit Seoe 1 Senatet.