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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

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on ringer SreS pGa Sielbets Stter~.
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tet til StSic 6ortGGinBsr. 60 bet paSs
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msb bette guFs:
Ga et6 bog 2ioet tuuoe
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tunSe ~furitaa. at 2tosIptte % 6eft
poer 2ioet bIir Bet life bare meo
mango Seuge, fine SIRr, manee Sorusis
eIIer, meaen SritiS - oi.b.
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en- &Iage.
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aGngieI eftcr at pGre meS o. Ieftc Oeu
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tan eibe 2ioet Bet" Os "Sreb".
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fin aann. 9erfor bier be ole ben Ill
bam ieIo, or eufeIte al benz life er IigctiI
relieisie.
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bare paa fin RIaoS Tom Sonirnmtionss
gape.
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Set er bilis for iaa bdtier en- BOG.
Olaf @uISietb.
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GataIh sr life alsas farIle. men ben ipraariager
enc daabe, SadrpaHaClier, EBb % G0rradoRsIis al
asptfit. nrt Soregisle, 1uspspiG. iaur Qals o. az,
mtubtlte afir1frelie. Zen trRHgsr LiltuH iirafs.
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taei,al Rur. tersi ben beitiT Spfsmet ist be Gift
i;pFg. iom bseirfer aafarrh.
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b~eitaTlise Sngbpu. ON q; 9Gnis' aataTrb SURE pirtss
le tan helhrsse hErtiat sthuert Iu'rlos al hatarre.
hpev gGrtmtI % hppr ntu ben eub &c. bil ia ieubt
iTtf Or. Bon en- prgpepaifg. Scar % Sergs Rara "a
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be Ben. jfcrgs Bet Oct III hiisrt iHr,rs. tas 5s
utl bli Ueifest ~ttteeffsr iipet az Tsrss Rsnuer. O.. q.
8auIS, $3.50 Saatu Street. 9larihaa, Nin. uofalo
ueecuftaarEoe RupsH:
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iig l. Nen Sa Rantn fisrner, bnaS
&lotten er Hagen tar bun Eip.tip.te
og Sammet, b9rer benz inc ! gorue.
fammeret. bpor De bel oubringes |
3een. Sor Sip.tip.te maa enoeIig
bape Saulmet hos fla | Sengeu.
Saa IRier Dana aftenbsnnel
meS Sip-tip..e, Tom boiifer: "Rut,
Parma, btr Oct llIaften I'm -"
Spneer forHnner bun life for Ole
2ilfsie. ion ioetimtme Eaar op fin
Seiiigite 8arniol os fsrer berSe i1tb
til SuIeu | fit eoentprlige Eremne.
rige. NJ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Or. Niles Anti-Pain Pill S.

Ct tHrtist, fftert % pdalieslisf aaisoeI for wa enrr
usrpss SprssstHs, Rnsinertsr. @sreriss. Neuralgia.
gersrftef. 5rritasIittt, SsvHIfshes. otst, eeiatieaI
SHbesslssr sreE,sn Cptar sGsr Gsrfn. % s~fttrtaeer
HseH femme G+teTpiTfEizser. Is sShs 70 Gents
Raa apotbe,sr slsr ieases at II. 1tIss aaesieaI Co.,
GIthGr, Jzhiana-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

Grit. = en- bent iliitreret BOG
bill bIioe ienSt frit til erbper, Tom
tanfer poa at fisbe EFT BILLET til en-
Ben eIler Sletuirg / BET gamIe 2atr6.
Sfrio til GunarS Cine, 3o2 SHono
goe g, minneapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

st &cnteurrelic. Gen lin9e Cage
og bans 6orlooeOe ier paa Seiligbeo.
San: 0eure Der Stue, ipnes ieg.
pasier til 9srncGreIic.
5m: ga, Set bar ri ga life BRIG
for en6rI.
San: RP, set er ianbt uof, men
iaa fan bt 10 fable oct 8enteoGrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

MIange gSenneter bar beisJt 8ontpouet8 Genoom % ale bar
iaoet ct itertt Sn0trpf al Den ou~erorocntJg Wipn8oe GrtS, iOm er
iigte, % buert EtfGl0e bar Oe anbragt mango Benge Soupantet3
attier.
ct 9ori ira Soma, iom beisgte Ninen Tor uoGLe Tiger ii6en,
tom tiIbugc o. fisbte 5000 4fter 8ompaHet % en- &omte. iom
par ienOt op for at lmOerisge 0iuen for attieciere Siluana %
Rorran, Baibngton, ifriper f~sIgenoe:
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Gan6fraft % SBm r.

aompanet bar flor ganbfraft pau i'm G%ienOont, iom er itert not
iii at frembringe ben nsbueu6ige arait for 2pS % til at Srioe gta,
Dom, % en- SognteQe er fisbt % itI ipttes op for at io8e Oct Ssn.
mer iom trGn8es til at tIGoe Slmnelen og for andre Cling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

gtu, ba Soften for garens Gabniug
sr tilenbe, lprnoer ri "@rane4 for ben
amertfanite Glarf 8ussp - bet bGrer
aiiteo paa Siempeien / iuienoe 5rau, %
pi inobpber bcrpso "Seeorab Epiteu.s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Mount Rainier Mining Co.,
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Der or en anteenine til at ldsee 6run>cn til
en- i~tanSbaftie Sertnue pcs at anbrinec
neele faa bmnSreSe Dollars { 2lftier
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stptet. ,
Gmbe6RmGnh.
aortpaniets GmbeOsmuno e: Y. g. aor8Iioen. grrfSent;
=. I. storbo. fsrfte giceprqf6crt "a HorrGbeprcr: Scr9tor " <
stobe Geoil8 Safe, Nort5 0ofoto. onnen QtrprrT6ent; a6pofat
u 6. Berg, Sogfsrer, SeattIe @oihjr7on. Sefrctqr, aa8ferer os
IooNge Rooogioer.
GienSom. .
9ompanict ccr 50 "Rinina Claims" beHqocrOe Glacier ga.
i'm g3tncoitrttt Eicrce County, @oi1, paa &oroii0cn al gfount
EOtnier.
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StntonO al 1000 800 o9 er ira 600 I'll 700 ,To0 tbreOt, bodtet 10
Iorer er bIcone opO0geoe. REQ Si0cn bcrai er Ser en- an0en ior
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SunncIGer.
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al meaet r~i9boI0ig o. ieor Sroitet er iun6cr. On flor Irbciostur.
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betoer Tag og Not, fan gisre set.
aatrt8e grsOer cr fra GtO til anOen tosrc ira Ne forffeutse
aarer. Dc bor nit gaIlto Of ira $40 til $50 pr. Gou aobber, ,
Sub % SsIo. On Brebeforienoeie al 10 SRffe, iom togeS ira
2unneen IA 6o08 Gaen % ieHOte8 til smeIteren Tacoma, gap
90. Brocert al aobber ob St0en al en- Gel Sub % sGIo for ON.
trent $3.50, Tom Jolt ubgiorSc $40 pt. Con for @uI0, Sslu % Sob.
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en- Smtoie % @raftbns % erStur nGr Scn spre Seir. geS Den
neore 2er err Der 9us % 2aoe 2Ox25 SOB.
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iii at irembringe Den nsooeu6tge Strait ior &ps % til at Srioe ga.
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Dom, O8 en- Sogmeae er tisbt o8 ia! iGtteS op for at io8e Oct Ssrn' .
mr iom trGnges til at tIGbe SmueIen og Tor andre Ging.
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fort % TO @toger bGt; oct bar TO 8preIier nnbeu gtuge o. IL
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neore 2er er Der Gus % 2a0c 20x25 SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

fom tiIbugc % tsbte $4,000 4fter 1oupoHiet, % en- Somite, iom q
bar ieu6t oV ir at m0erigge I2uen for Aftecere SilUana % y
Torman, Bai6tn8on, ifrtper tslgenOe: =
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SosanmeIoeIie.

2pnsblUmiter. - 8oie Canning. -
ScrtRairaer for hinge. llS8toct az GGs
rerueS 8ruus!reos / Srtftiarria. 2utbcrs
itiitdieu5 gog5auSeIs SorIag.
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"a Ute anmpont er irtorporeret uuScr Stoten Bai6irgtons
y og bar lit Sooe0fontor / Seattle, @aibin8ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

Site / peitre SIibre: IgualS Gle
fob og Warit gnbresbotter Stee.
SermeS tilsnifes ale "3ecornb.
Soiten"s 2aiere en- gl9oeIi8 Sail o8
ct gobt Rptaarl
8auq 27be Rop. 1906.
y. O.. g.
Senb "geeorab Tuffeu" til SlGst %
genucr | @amle s2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
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@oocoIaget gaor gicnncn 8otnpanict8 Gien0om
Gfitono al 5000 500 % cr fra 600 til 700 800 bre
aarer er bIspne o~pOogeSe. REQ SiOen bcrai er ser
Mare bIe0en op0ogct 20 SOB breo, nGr Sopc0ooreu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Glenn nj.

&ompanict eier 50 ginning Claims ~beIigacr0e / g
Rainier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
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Gortpaniets GmbeS$mTno er: Y. q. GorSIio
J. Z. Storbo, fsrite 9~iceprrlt6crt "a Nooc0beTurcr;
5tooe GeniIs 2ate, Gortb 0otota, onnc1 @itcprPi
4. =. Berg, Sogierer, SeuttIe @aIhjrQton. SefrctG
ooIige Raoogioer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-10
Notes from the University

Is again back at play. and will doubt
less hold down his old position at CEN
Yer. For guards there are Stee, Bliss.
Oliver, Ellis and Robertson. Jereszek's
shoulder has improved so that he will
IN all probability be in the Fargo game.
Burtness as usual is playing the other
tackle position. Eddie Conmy has
held fast to his position at right end,
Dean has been doing some fast work
at left end and will probably play this
position. Magnus Ruud has been
taken over from the second team oc-
caslonally and worked in as substitute
quarter on the first team. Carkin and
Bulge. both second team men, may
come In good stead Nov. II at the
back positions. Bell has been fully
recovered for some time and is doing
his usual good work at full back. Last
night during practice, Chick Conmy
received slight injury to his knee
1t will not keep him out of practice
more than day at the most.
Although the university team can
not even hope to approach the A. C..
team in weight, yet good football may
confidently be looked for on Nov. II
the day Of the A. C. U. N. d. game.
There have been and probably always
will be surprises in football, and in
this connection it will be remembered
how last year the concededly weaker
A. c. team held the U. N. d. to an even
score. When the game next Saturday
has been finished, it is hoped that it
may fittingly be said; I'm such a VIC
tory was glory: in such a defeat no
disgrace"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-10
-Benner, Be99 s. Garvin:

There were five tables played at FIVE
hundred and prizes awarded to Mrs.
John Ogren, Mrs. Frank Dixon and
Mrs. Alvin Clifford. Mrs. Earle and
Mrs. Lovejoy assisted.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the approaching marriage of Miss
Florence 8. Corbett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Corbett of Stanley,
Ward county, N. D. to Rev. N. E. Ellis
worth the popular young Episcopal
rector at Minot, N. d. The bride has
made her home in Minot for a number
of years and has many warm friends
there. The wedding will occur at the
home of her sister, Mrs. G. w. Wilson
on November IA. Miss Corbett was
rendered kitchen shower" on Thurs
day evening by Mesdames Pierce.
Hawley and Eisenhart at AIinot
There were twenty guests and at the
close of the afternoon, it was found
enough kitchenware had been present.
ed to furnish the kitchen of the BRIDE
to-be to Its fullest completion.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-10
tanning Mr.. Kent's cousin Miss Trua,
thio woek

tanning Mr.. Kent's cousin Miss Truax
this week.
Mrs. Owen E. Ashbrooke of Lari-
more will be the guest of Mrs. F. W.
Tibbals next week.
Mrs. M. Howe came in from Conway
last evening and will remain the
guest of friends for few days.
Mrs. S. W. Mclaughlin of Spokane.
Wash, and former resident of this
city, Is the guest of Mrs. H. N. Wells
at the Hotel Northern. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin has many warm friends who
will give her a cordial welcome among
them again.
This evening at Devils Lake at the
home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maher. will occur the marriage of
Miss May Maher to DR.. Clinton Smith.
The wedding will be a simple but ele-
CANT one, witnessed by a large number
intimate friends and relatives. Miss
Maher has been reared in Devils
Lake and is a great social favorite.
DR.. Smith is a prominent young ply
sician of that city. Both have many
friends in Grand Forks who will ex-
tend cordial congratulations. Some
guests will go up from here to attend
the nuptials.
Miss Louise Prindeville went to
Devils Lake today to be guest at the
Maher-smith nuptials.
Miss Inez Wilder is entertaining the
mothers of her kindergarten pupils
this afternoon. There are twenty-five
present, and the afternoon promises
we'll from both literary and social
standpoint. Mrs. c.. w. Cooley will
address the mothers on Kindergarten
Plays and Stories," and Miss Grace
MOrehouse will sing some kinder
garten songs. Refreshments will be
served.
Last evening at the Town and Coun-
try club the young people gave Miss
Pink Wilder farewell party. There
were twenty couple, and dancing was
the order of the evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served. The chaper-
ones were Miss Sarah Williams and
MIR. William Bulge. Miss Wilder
leaves with her mother Mrs. w. L.
Wilder next Wednesday for Santa
Rosa, California to spend the winter.
Mr.. Wilder will join them there later.
Mrs. John Glemoker and Mrs.
Charles Hinzie entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Hinzie Friday afternoon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-10
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. . 9 Q 9 9 g 9 9 9 9 . 9 o o 9 @ o
New York, Nov. 10.-As the opera
cloak is so important nowadays a
regular sunl-and large one at that
must be put aside each winter for
this purpose, and it Is quite futile to
try to economic in this branch of the
outfit. If possible the opera cloak
should be kept distinct from all other
styles of evening wrap. but when this
is not possible a model and material
must be selected which will be equal
ly suitable to many occasions. Differ
ent kinds of velvet-chiffon velvet,
panne, velveteen and true silk velvet
make the smartest wraps this year,
aud the material then Is deliberately
braided, embroidered or painted and
trimmed with rich lace.
Chiffon and panne velvet are some
what lighter and softer, and therefore
more easy to trim and make up more
attractively than the other qualities,
and these grades are therefore in de-
smand. While white Is ever favorite
shade for an evening cloak, still it has
been worn SO constantly during the last
few years that all colcrs are much in
favor, from the most delicate tone of
yellow, blue or pink to deep rich
crimson. The white wraps depend
upon the handsome embroidery for eff
feet. Now hand painting is seen on
the latest wraps and Is always effec-
tive against velvet.
Evening wraps are all very loose
with full, graceful and quite elabor-
ate sleeves. while the cloaks all of
them are cut some inches longer than
has been the fashion for some time.
The empire design Is noticeable In
those wraps that are not of the en-
pre- are Of the directoire STYLE This
last Is not unlike the empire and is
equally suitable for all long, loose
wraps.
Braiding of all kinds was never more
fashionable. Wide silk braid and the
narrow soutache are both smart and,
in fact the best effects are obtained by
a mixture of any number Of different
widths. Many of the cloth cloaks are
braided all over with just little lace
ruffles at the elbow. While short
sleeves are still seen in the majority
of evening wraps, these sleeves are
made so loose that they frequently
fall far enough down over the arm to
cover 1t. This is already announced
as a "fur" year and fur trimming is
therefore seen on all styles of a dress
house gown, evening dress and all
varieties of wrap. Fur at the throat
is almost obligatory to any style of
wrap. for when stole or boa is worn
during the day 1t is most unsafe to do
without some such protection in the
evening.
Sable Is used when possible, but
mink is now extremely fashionable
and is. of course. far less expensive
than the sable. Then there are the
white Lynx, fox and even carasul when
white fur Is desired. and any one
Of these are effective. Fur lining is
deliciously comfortable. but is now
employed more In the afternoon coats
and wraps than for the evening.
The all gray hat will be a feature of
the winter millinery. 1t Is already
represented by few imported hats,
for the advance models for the trades
are already on view and are interest
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-10
SEVERAL CHANGES| IN
THE VARSITY
LINEUP
Football Surprises May be
Sprung in A. Gu. N. D.
Game Nov. II.
III. w. westersaard.,

Football practice goes on steadily
at the university. Every afternoon
between the hours of four and six, first
and second teams have met together
on the football field for hard and re-
lentless practice. At least half
dozen extra men have also appeared
each evening ready to take the places
of any who might for any cause drop
out. Though defeated in the game
with the a. c., there has been no
cringing or lack of spirit amongst the
university football men. There is
certain charm in the loyalty of a COL
lege man who, for his alma mater"
goes daily to receive the blows and
cuffs and kicks that he receives on the
field of scrimmage. Yet the football
man gets something more than kicks
and cuffs and blows" If he gets out
of the sport what it is capable of CIV
ing him, he learns how to receive a
"cuf" without whimpering: to work
together with others; to give as we'll
as take; to control himself mentally
and physically; to discipline himself
for the performance of a given task.
These are but few Of the benefits Of
that sport which is so much in the
popular mind today. yet sport which
to some. seems but a sort of method
of satisfying the savagery. if such ex-
lists in man. After all. what college
game have we which is more truly
typical of the strenuous game" Of life
itself? And young men who are In COL
lege. IL they have right motives, will
at least strive while there to make the
best possible preparation for the
game of life"
In regard to the varsity team, a
great many changes have been made of
late in the lineup New material has
been worked up. 1t will almost be
guesswork to say what will be the
lineup for the Fargo game. Netcher
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Commercial Departments.

In the commercial department Prof.
w. N. Bryant last week enrolled the
following new Students: Miss Nellie
Carson and Miss Nora Jacobson, both
from Buxton; Miss Mary Smith. Grand
Forks: John F. White. Grand Forks:
Francis Montgomery, Orr; Jacob
Slominski, Warsaw.
The commercial department has an
unusually large enrolment in short
hand and typewriting which are taught
by j. E. Boyd. Several new typewriters
have been shipped for the department.
Prof Bryant reports the recent INSTALL
ment of a Burroughs Adding machine,
valued at $275, for the use of advanced
students in bank work. Paul Cook,
who finished the commercial course
three years ago was recently elected
cashier of the Ayr State bank of Ayr,
n. d. He was previously teller in the
Page State Bank, Page, N. d. $50:
Lewis Edinger, a graduate under
Prof. Bryant two years ago and who
was afterwards employed in the State
Bank at Fessenden. has for some time
had charge of the First National Bank
Of New Rockford, N. D., taking the
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John De Meyer. graduate of MayyilIe
Normal in 1902, enrolled recently as a
senior member Of the advanced normal
class at the university.
Miss Fannie Robinson University
Normal 1900. who has taught in the
primary department for the past two
years at Ardoch, is this year doing
primary work in the Kenmare public
schools. Miss Robinson is making a
good record in her chosen profession.
She has two sisters now in attendance
at the university, Carrie and Ethel.
Her brother, William, is mentioned
elsewhere in these columns.
Miss Gertrude B. Riordan (Univer-
sity Normal 1900, intermediate teacn-
er the past two years at Ardoch, is
spending a pleasant year at her home
near Devils Lake instead of teaching.
Her sister. Honora, attends the uni
verSity.