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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
White Bird Topics.

Mrs. Robert Coffey, of Joseph
Plains, is quite i'll at her home.
Will Cooper, OF Garfield, had
the misfortune to dislocate his
shoulder.
A. J. Bracket, editor of the In
dependent, has returned from q
business trip to Spokane.
Mrs. VIM. Rookie, of Cottonwood, ,
has been in town several days cir
culating the petition for the pardon
of Will Rookie.
Miss Alice Cogan leaves Monday
for her homested on the Joseph
Plains where she will remain for
several weeks.
Mrs. Ray zimmerman left Sunday
morning for Missoula, Mont, where
she joins her husband who is en-
gagged in the lumber business.
J. Hollingswordh, of Cotton
wood passed through town en-
route from Council where he had
gone to purchase a stock ranch.
Grandpa Holbrook died Sunday
at his home four miles from White
Bird. He was 78 years old and
the father of Mrs. Henry Hanson
and Mrs. Geo. Fem, of Grange
vile.
Jack Gully, Chas. Baird, Ira
Rice, Bert Garfield, Ed Wyatt,
Sherman Garfield, E. Chris tanson,
and j. II. Riggle were in town Sat-
urday attending the Idaho Stock
Association meeting.
The fourth annual meeting of
the Idaho County Stock Associa-
tion was held Saturday June End,
1t being the time for the election OF
officers. The old officers were
reelected UNANIMOUSLY. 1t was con-
sidered une Of the best meetings
ever held. Seven new members
were added. The principal topic
Of discussion was the enforcement
of the two mile limit law, it being
claimed that three bands of sheep
were infringing on the settlers
rights.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Everybody Getting Ready for
the Big Celebration.


Preparations for the big three
days celebration to be held here.
July 4tb, 9th. 9th, are progressing
most satisfactory and nothing will
be lett nndone that can in any way
add to the pleasure and entertain
ment OF the visitors. Some time is
yet required to arrange the detail.
ed program but there will be some-
thing for everybody and liberal
prizes for all contests.
The Commercial club has eel ect-
ed the following committees to
take charge of the different de.
partments:
General committee-I. C. Hatta-
baugh, L. M. Harris, w. w.
Brown.
Horse Races-Mark Howe, F.
McGrane, w. F. Schmadeka.
Sports-R. Bertsch, VIM. Allen,
Jos Pfeufer, DR.. F. A. Campbell.
Music M. Wagner, r. F. Full
ton, J. A. Wilkinson, Mrs. w.
Irwin, Mrs. ]. A. Bradbury.
Orations-F. l.. Leonard, M. r.
Hattabaugh, G. T. Mcdonald.
Liberty Car-B. L. Crosby, j.
j. Pulse, F. D. Vansise.
Decoration Mesdames Riggs,
Pulse, F. d. Richardson.
Marshal--Geo., D. Smith.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
MARSHALL LAKES
RICH PLACERS
Estimated Output This Season Will
bs $20O,OOO.
ALL WORKING At FULL CAPACITY
Quartz Mining Also Attracting
Considerable Attention.

The Marshall Lake mining dis
trict has developed, to such de-
gree, AZ a great producer of gold
both from placer and quartz, that
many capitalists are being attract.
ed to the different mines. The out.
put Of placer gold this season will
exceed any years product ever
taken out. More than $3.50, 600
will be washed from the several
mines all of which are being oper.
ated to their fullest capacity. Fall
Creek, Marshall Lake Mining Co. ,
Lake Creek Gold Mining Co.,
Walkers Camp, The Golden Rule
Co., and The Gott Mining Co., are
working steadily and have in opera
tion from two to four giants run.
ming night and day. Besides these
larger properties, there are many
small companies which will make
"clean ups'' Of from $4,000 to $lO,-
900. The larger companies will
ship bullion to outside points in
amounts from $780, to 500, 900
each. Thus it can readily be seen
the great wealth that will be taken
out during this most prosperous of
all seasons. Many ledges Of excel
lent quartz have been located dur
ing the past few months and
the development work proceeds.
There are some fine bodies of free
milling gold ore being opened up.
The fact is known that from
these ledges have come the great
deposits Of placer that has been
mined in the low lands during the
past seasons. The entire district
has begun to assume an air OF gen.
eral activity and as the spring ad-
vances many investors will hurry
in to this country. Miners have
already had frequent inquiries re-
garding the conditions here and
when will be the best season to
make the journey into the hills.
The present spring is very back
ward and consequently trout fish
ing is just beginning to afford the
sport itshould. Many large speci-
mems of the "tribe" are being
brought in and in about two weeks
the lakes and streams will be we'll
filed with lake, brook and noun
tain specimens.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
Another Pioneer Gone.

Russell Holbrook, a pioneer OF
this county, died suddenly at his
home near White Bird, Sunday
morning, at the advanced age Of Is
years. The remains were brought
here Monday and laid to rest in
Fairview cemetery Tuesday. The
deceased had resided in this county
for twenty years and was one Of
the early settlers of Oregon, cross
ing the plains in 1852. He leaves
six grown children most OF whom
reside in this state. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. c.
T. Mcdonald.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
HOMES FOR CHILDREN.
The Oregon and Idaho Chill.
dren's Home Society.

This society is . benevolent, non.
sectarian, non-partisan, humane,
child-saving agency, which seeks
to keep in touch with the organ
lied charities of the state, county
and city, looking after dependents
orphans and others.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bevis, Of Lewiston,
Idaho, who is district superintend.
ent Of this work, is in Grangeville
in the interests Of the society and
called meeting last Friday for the
purpose Of organizing what is
known as local advisory board to
supervise the work of the society in
and around Grangeville, and who
will act with the national chill
dren's home, incorporated as the
American Educational Aid Associa-
tion, and with the state superin-
tendent and the state board Of
managers.
At the meeting held at the Y.
M. G. A. building the following
officers were elected: w. N. Knox,
president; Mrs. Wallace Scott, vice
president; Mrs. A. 8. Hardy, Sec
retary, and Mrs. Henry Telcher,
treasurer.
The society for Oregon and
Idaho publishes q monthly paper.
called "The Homeless Children's
Friend" the aim Of which among
other things is to keep it's readers
informed rs to the progress and
needs and the work Of the socioty.
1t is hoped to elicit the support
and cooperation Of all persons in.
terestec in child-saving work. 1t
substitutes home finding for home
founding.
Further information ae to the
workings Of the society may be had
on application to any member Of
the local advisory board.
This society is not connected
with the Northwestern Home Find
ing Association.
Persons desiring to adopt chill.
dren or persons knowing Of Or
phans or homeless or grossly neg
lected children may address the
undersigned at Grangeville, Idaho,
or Miss Isadora E. s. Dowden,
Pendleton, Oregon.
w. N. Knox, Pres.
Mrs. A. s. Hardy, Sec.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
Good Music.

The citizens of Grangeville en-
joyed a musical treat Saturday
evening when the Denver cornet
band visited the town. They came
over in a wagon arranged for car
rying the whole party and drawn
by six horses. While the band is
composed largely Of beginners,
Prof. Steinbach has in very short
time enabled them to render very
good music and their visit here was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who
heard them play. They expressed
themselves as well pleased with
the cordial reception given them
here and Grangeville will be glad
to have them come again.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
Tahoe Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wells spent Sum-
day at j. II. Bowles'.
s. s. Bowles and Ada Murphy
spent Sunday at Ira Patricks.
Mildred Capwell, of Kooskia,
spent last week visiting Mrs. Pa
tuck and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Rollines, of
Clearwater are visiting friends in
Tahoe this week.
S. s. Bowles' new house is CON-
pleted and on June 8th, will be
dedicated with big dance.
Jennie Decker who has been
visiting Grace Leitch returned to
her home in Kooskia, Sunday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
A Prosperous Year.

At meeting Of the directors oi
the Grangeville Savings & Trust
Co. Tuesday, the surplus of the
bank was increased $4,000. Be-
sides this they declared an annual
dividend of 10 per cent. The
business of this institution has been
very satisfactory during the year
and the prospects for the future
are equally promising. With al.
most unlimited resources it is no
wonder that Grangeville is be-
coming q prominent banking CEN
ter and all OF the three banks are
doing a good business.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
Services at Catholic Church.

Last Sunday class of seven
teen children from Grangeville,
Denver, White Bird and Sites,
made their first communion. The
Altar was beautifully decorated
with flowers and tapers and the
ladies Of the Altar society furnish
ed a new and rich carpet for the
Sanctuary. The church was too
small for the audience, as the par
ents Of the happy children, and
many outside friends attended the
services. This day will go down
in red letters in the annals of our
parish. Rev. A. M. Billiau.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07

Farm loans-A. F. Parker.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
Thanks the People.

The Denver band wishes to
thank the people of Grangeville
through the Free Press for the
hearty hospitality extended them,
and assure our citizens that every
member of the party went home
thoroughly convinced that Grange
vile knows how to royalty enter
tain her visitors.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
Chairman McDuffie Issues Call
for Saturday, June l6.

chairman MCDuffi0 issues Call
for Saturday, June l6.
The county democratic central
committee of Idaho county, Idaho,
is hereby called to meet at the
court house in the city Of Grange
vile on June 10th, at two o'clock
p. m. of said day, for the purpose
of fixing the time and place of
holding a democratic county con.
vention and to fix the time of hold
ing primaries in the various pre-
cincts to elect delegates to said
county convention, and to transact
other important business. A full
attendance of the committee is
requested.
J. T. McDuffie, Chairman.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
For Rent.

One large furnished room also
two unfurnished rooms ct Mrs. ].
8. V;ncents on South Hall. ST, e.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14
Department..

ssss0shthH
is bound to prove a very interesting
place for those who appreciate bar
gains in this line Of Christmas goods,
as unlike most all other stores, we
figure only orr regular margin Of
profit.
Kid Dolls-o to ~ inches long,
sleeping eyes, wig of natural hair,
shoes and stockings l5c
Jointed Kid DoIIs--I2 inches long.
moving eyes, fine natural hair, beau
tiful shoes an stockings Csc
Kid Body Dolls With bisqne
heads, woven wig, Flowing, curly
hair, genuine imported goods, teeth,
full Iointed body SOC
Patent Jointed Kid Body Dolls
Sewed wigs Of natural hair. clos
ing eyes, shoes and stockings 75c
Bisque Dolls Extra fine ball and
socket joints, beautifully formed
head, body and limbs. sleeping eyes,
shoes and stockings sI.oo to 50
Dressed Dolls Bisque heads, solid
and moving eyes, Of pleasing style.
shoes and stockings 15c
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14
A Splendid Showing Of Christmas
Handkerchief.

Mems, Women's and Children'sl good,
plain and initial Handkerchief, with
white or colored borders, at sc
Lace-edged and Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs in dozens Of different effects,
fine values, at .. I5c
Beautiful Embi oidered, Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, all linen, on sheer or
medium cloth, plain Or with handworked
initials, . l5c and Csc
Fine all-linen, mems and womcn's hand
kerchiefs, hemstitched, extra qualities,
plain and initial, at from 35c to S5c
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14
Bargains in Furs

Closing our entire stock at special
prices. Nothing nicer for gift.
Ladies' Fur Scarfs. Good quality,
brown aud black colors, cord and tails,
good length $500
Fur Scarfs. Fine grade in brown,
disable color and black Belgian Fur,
cord and tails extra long $500
We also have a nice line of Child's
sets, the very thing for presents for
the little ones. $500 to $500
Umbrellas.
Fine gold and silver handle umbrellas,
at $3.50 to Sl.0O
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14
Closing Out at Cost!
All Jewelry, Cut Glass
And SilyerWare

Owing the rapid increase in our Dry Goods business
deem advisable to give that department ROOM
shall discontinue Jewelry Department January st
We doubt whether splendid saving
when in the usual things profit
time life when slender hinder making
gift selections ction.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31

Stolerauoet Ct. Yaul bar bcilut=
tet, at Der lite itul unoerDiles / Njr0lt
o9 Spanit peo gpens SeiIloler, oa Ger
er iOr lioen Gfteripsrgiel eIter oia'e
SAG. Sette er en- meQet fOrnuitig Ec=
ilutning iom ale Stoleraao buroe
mGrte Jig, Tiger "9lormanoen". s
Wtinneiota, 9ioro 9atota % ne andre
nOrOOeltli9e Slater, bppr Staroina=
oerne er laa tolrige. niloe oct bUre al
me9et ltefre getponing for ben u,9e
Sl09t, onl man I Gr, unoerpiite ben
/ gtorlt. Pda bette SprnQ bar man
lite bare Ell SiterOtur, iOrl bet er pUro
at lPie / Grltnoipro9et, men bet ton
ofte ltanolnnDitc Settlementer ppre
At Ntpr prattilt &ctDonin9 at tunnt tale
I'll SfonoinnOerfe pna oeres eget
Sprog. Ser er mango &pntorfplt,
lom ltrpOer mG0 at l0re oct nprlte
Sprog eiter De er i0roi9e puu Stolen.
SOre 0gltoler ! De noropeItli9e Stater
buroe b0Oe i'm Cpm0rtiomber ben=
Oenot pua bette Qiot 9ienoilab iii De
itanoinaOiite Gprog piloe De flelte
@raoucnt'r Iaa &rug Ibr ostprattiitt
gin.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31
SC uorife @rGniciGltninGrf

er MI SenbOlo iii GnrlitdOpberen5=
tomlten neorebne Pler 1dnonerne De-
monttret pg ilptiet. so oa Der life
l0n9ere true5 meo PrOmenaDrr til
&rlltian'a men 6reo5tanten idnr mere
oG mere 6ooi0Ite pglaa Speriae, er
Der bel mjnorr Sonoipnlig1ec FOR, at
npe 6GlininQer Oil bline Qnlu9t lanos
oen n'utrale Gone. Get nprite lloen=
ri9soepartPment bar erDplSt llnberret=
ming ON, at 9rpnnin9en al orlano
bar bell9neret Gbet't Snpoer6 'Om
treble N}colsm al &ontroltomnisiipnen
til @eiigti9etic al Observation-Disclosures.
9e ppri9e MeOiemmer al Gpmmisiio=
tten er init ,Sn9enipr=Sb S0ott,
Opn0Ont ira norit S'oe. Og plierrigIt
Sngtnipr-Sberlt Stain, opn9pnt ira
ibenit Sioe. Gisie 10 0errer oar blet
enige ON, at commissioners treoig
Wtolcm ituloe here en hplinnoit Sn,
9enier=Snicer-
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31
Worlf YolttornmisiGr / ainn.

NpromanOen Is. 5plleiien er enonu
lite mer ell "a 9lar 9ammel, men bar
allereoe naaet Op til Ell al be bpielie
Stillin9er inoen Ginas Yoltp0ien,
nemlig lem "Vpfnl Commissioner.
6Oruoen Sr. 2ollefien cr Der al
famine Stang cn Sban9bui og Ell
/ Stanton Snoebuperne al Diaie Gm.
bsbsr bar beg9e ier p0ret 3olooiret=
tercr. 5olleiien ct Stuoent ira Grilt=
anla. 0an lOm inn un9 Wlano meb
ct 6artoi Der iOrliite p0a Sibirietpten.
3iltrDos er Storm, yr0nbing o0
bel Sjs trNDlsoe ben unoe Noromano
llann. % oa ban baOoe laaet la't
@rlne unovr 6oooerne, trdpebc BAN
Oloere ppuo Sam miunosItigtn, po oct
lDtteots boia burti0 at lGttt fla paa ct
bglt Grin. Nan er i0Gleor5 nllereoe
forlGn9lt uonGpnttil iineliit 9innoa=
rim.
Sioen oct tineli.e YOltpUien ior life
mango 2lar loen blep oprettet lpm en-
e9en @rrlno unoer 5olopUienet, bar
Get 9dact ltemab mro aj0mpeitriot,
l0nleocs at oct MI ilere al De pi0tioIte
Slltrltter og @0er lite lNn0er trUn0er
Suh0oier ira Sslierltdtcn. @jennem
tn NNite al 9tar bar Or. 3oQeiien peo
I'm GnerQt rN Snoligts'uloteb blora9et
IT Srcmqan9en, Cperolt, bppr ban
! bar baot 2G0e'er luu lUoer Cont
/ men Al Dem, ion il5noer So9erne -
! 'er man oe bs0lte }jruAter al bans 2lrs
tcnc.
,ln.tl ior tie Mar noeii par 0r.
/ 3oiclltR &ilrltt@lHipeiter &ajlcn9
0Hri't (iyopnicu Nonar, % Oct bar
mcOcns ban por uuiat ccr. al man /
H'tjn9 lit Gment op ipr bans uo-
merteoe ~omiiiiiiiatiodstpne Nonans
2'eiolining QjOl0cr ncmIig lor al p0re
oen melt umeb9prliGt pg iremmeo=
! llenoti9e belC Oet bimmellte 9il9e, %
Den ool0er ocrlor &eQjeringen mc9ct
grpoeri 9ipromanoen unnot bO9 liot
efter liot 6oSi0lie bianot oisie balp=
piloe Wlenneiter, 'au at Siitrilet inoen
ct 2inr par iul0t or9an;leret. "a ban
lorloo 1iltrttet elter at pwre uon0ont
III Giltrittspplimelier / Setting, bleb
ban lrm Sean poa ge'oltningCns
Ngtelie og GenIiNb bl. a, operratt Ell
m0gtig Siltelaue, bOorp0a bele hans
yebnetsleb par brOoeret / Gulb. SRA
4setiug blep ban pen Suletinrr iOrrige
Nar iprilpttet iii lit inib0reuoe Gmbeoe.
dor al gipe en- Soc ON, bplltet uDDre
Siiir'tt Sr. Spllelien MI rnaoer oper,
ian n0pnes, at oct ltr0iter li9 oOer
Yrppinierne 6Dili, Sonun, Sbanli,
SbsnN, % &anli ioetbsle ) liore
Yropin'er mco en- iamlct ,Soltenl0nQoe
paa 50 aRillloner.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31

geiteoenbso cr Dor Seo; p9 ior oeltne
Spo bar pi pite bortileet bore beielte
5mbeoer iii Sptf, iom life tou eller pil
reprGlentere Os paG Ell pUrhig Wnaoe.
Senator Sou9rn @ilmOt bar Oenne
toltbare 9po iom N andre, % ban
itriser life no, al ban er aanoiont for
6jenpalg Stal oi tilfOei0tte bam
oeriOr2 vi nnt0r, bet Ell @9l0ernes
iaite &eilutnin9 at gior Son. g. g.
9ougen Senatorembtoet not Ell Ser
min. 0an bar U@ret attn De isriie
9aitetag ior &eiOrm ber, og ben
nGlte 2egi5latur bgr ban reprRisntere
ssctcr.9 HcHn!8.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31

Ge %laOe og Perioner, iom baa bette
5iospunti fan poe bilioriits Cplpsuin-
ger 90 YiOrag til oct norItc &noflpt=
terfolts DiltOrie, 8jor GfteriIU9ten Ell
uOurOerli9 5jeneiie. baoOe her Og Oeo
Den anoen Gnoe al SrOen. Sll. 8ueO
9OlOnO buroc baOe bauOe Sat % Yaus
iijennelie ior line "YiOnrr" "=Stitier /
&partalitriIttt. Ge hnr ltOr 3ntereaie
ior os nae. 9lhe NoromUno bette
San0 burOc l0le Del rorite Setitnbs
&p0rtalitriIt; iOm be iaar irit naar be
CT Nieoltmmer al Selliabet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31
Soften CT fonlmell.

ga, Soften er tommen meo tlplt9ere
@eir, iaa BET er Ell GpmiOrt at bape Ell
Yioe / Spnen paa aNorgentplNten.
GlU00en, ben @looiu0er, bur aIIluttet
lit 9prpln9eri iOr jdar, men 6luen er
la ltenneitet - ben blir alorl9 for=
neiet. Stur % tuGr looer ben opln=
Der 5a0bjNlten ON Mor9enen upili0
til at 0au / SbnIe; Den tjenocr Selt=
peiret / Neten % peo, at Der tonlmer
mango bcrlige Gage, eiter at &l099en
er reili, meo Sol ng Serpeir o9 meo
ri9tig GijGltcbuostolt O9 %elltano pan
6armernes pcloUtteoe ypro / S0rlt-
nin9stioen. Zen bar be'luttet Jig til
at fDl0e 50ritemaitnCns glade Ntano'
itab p0 iobe ben tleli9e Netmor9en,
til oct hamper ira WiioDagsboroet.
Nilbanoen er tnlri9 beruoe iaor; Den
pluorer o9 plooiter lio@9lao O9 met
pa0 Gammen; men en- anOen ll9e er
ipr Den si mcr paa 6reo at tNnte.
YrUrichpniene bar ieet i'm SOmmer;
icoe % talrige cr be MI 900 Stano til
at o0iie 9tegnin9cn for Oeres SOm=
meropbolo @onoens 9lger. Sc blir
Ill mart ireolple.
Sommeren bar p0ret ilIgtig. tolo %
l0n09r0tten; mere eno ct Bar Maane=
oers parmt SOlitinsDeir Ear oi jO life
baOt bette 2lar, % uli9eOcl er @pltcHa
@rpoe rig. 0peoen pil 9iue 900 Nj
taltnin9, iior MattarI ibOeocn, iom
ipnes at tribes beolt ppr 9Orobuno,
oQ ber er en- NtUn0oe of ben iaar; an
ore Nbeosiorter bar lite ben Wlpo=
itanOstrait moo Hu't / title, 0u9lDlote
NNttcr, % oerfor bar ben forte Nult
o0iao laar lat WtUrter eIter lig pao
miubre StrUtnin8er, bDor Glan'lllt=
0peoen er oominerCn0e, Saprtn li9es
ut p0re enoel lettere emo ioopnnli9 uo=
oper Si5ietOnlanoet; gp99en er upaa=
tlaoeli9, me0enS GInfro % Dials oil
9ipe 0oot llobptte. ROofru9ter o9
Napeiuoer ltuor beller lite tilba9e; men
no9en Snoberetnin9 til "POlten" ON
6ru9tnpl IOreli99er enonu life. vi
bar inar life imugt 6rugt, oOlet paa
SiSietOnldnoet; weu bi ital not
ienere Iaa 9lnleonin9 til al nGpne nos
Qet pm 6ru9tuplingen - na0r ErpOer
blir mootogne.
Som ia9t, ber blir 9oo NOlin9, O9
iNa opCrlnoer ri trn9t til 3Urltere p9
Stpttere at Jorge TOr at ian lat Stille=
tt9net melem ocnne % Den nUlte
2lnrstO, meoena Oi unore ladr be9QnOe
at 0prt o5 OH eitsr &ulpriiCrne / (iOe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31

Or. 9lln0s OIl npt finoe, at ban bar
NleobOlO al mango. glorom0noene
opmuntrer ielp oeres nVe Spnali til
Nolelbeo, % bet life @ongsemnc ClaI
blir fOr9uoet % iaay ct ialit 5nNtrpt
al 2ipet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31

Wtlot Nan9erneo Slof peo Strdnocu
roo paa Spran9 be uGloi1e 10,
botteoe 50 meo ltorpe 1tr,
% man loo, oe ioritoo bmouotn.
&alrc par mart meo 'ltter 6ob
tommen ti.9onros 40 0ljppetrinnet.
Sppc poa {unet Nnne iloo
lager o9 lps Wiaoneltinutt
Stuolenoe wIVoc greb DC tpenoe,
blrtig perleoeS Glit og Cro
&oole ira 9ies par liert % tor,
% pao M Nrm ban Ie'teo benOe.
WteOcnS ban bar IN Hruo oiiteo,
bprtes ira ,Nen (Nnp o9 yG.ter,
SIlpperneS Stp99e opb % breo
ltluIte opg bom o9 noraloS Cater,
80 loa par ban meo ct yo9et,
latte / Sl0oen lIlte in Stot,
lloo paa feien, 9reb >mmen tat,
pdrsleo I'M Glot meo Sppbello9et.
~omIe S>oroIo lor beiig op,
'anot MI til9aunS lin Sui belpGrl9;
meoens ban ltres ior9GpeS Stop."
prinlleoe e'rane tompbe9lGrlig.
@1elber rasIco, % ya9et iteieo.
Wangerne ior alitCb paonauo,
meo ct hpt lom lluttet Spono,
trot oe tpenoe S9letpiet
% loa git Oct ubert 6olt
ba8uo laa alIe ,lar0los Nl0lter;
men Oct ilenoteo ygbet mart,
bpo Der oenne 6Gro blep Mcter
Nplnenoe iel poa NroorenlIetien
Snoen ira 9iorb ON 9lumes &tno
Nlaiten, Der lelu par rap lom Nino,
brogte Ut Slerltob iorlt paa lSletten.
"a loo @lpliernes Slot tom ILL.,
bIeu lor ben 9amle gegeu pRrre,
% Der boloteS ct Viterlpil
enonu ler 9tot boS @rnnes (lerre.
81 ban hlnoe / al oen Vammcu
title meo N'oat DC tuenoe ao,
allermlnolt oa meb StepetS Nuao
Va9ct Nollen lang Dem iammen.
% Ep9oen, ira 0aaro til Waar0,
bprte man lioen Stepet ponbre;
og ltlenot Giubben pao Berg par boaro,
maatte ban mart lit Sino ioronbre.
HpSnin9 ut inoen ASaoite,enen
Anne meo ben, bun bapbe tiGr,
l9rlt Son9en al en- % buer,
loo 6trten al So9nepreren.
2Selbopen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31
Spm O}eDlem af Set 03prife SelltQ

Som N}eolem al Set 9lorite Selitab
/ 2lmeritN bar vi nil mootaget 3oie
6eite, 2Oen 2lar9an9, al &Dartalitrii=
tet. y0eItet inoeboloer Ell 9lrtiitl ON
Senrit Sbien al Nm. a., meO Yilleoe
al prn aioeoe 9i9teri ct Gigt, "SOr
Glo9amle Nlor" al .. 8. Wtolt; "0c
npe 9jem", 9i9t al Simon 3obniOn
"@}orite 4iOnerer NumbOlOt p9 g8eb=
ter GountD, 6opa" al 0i. &ueo
0olano; "9'orit MaOlbepo9elie", al
Ola g. Riie; "giorges ?}atiOnaliang y,
al s. 9. gaumanl iamt &coattjona=
notiier. Selitabet bOloer lit 9lars-
msoe liorOsn Glub. Ct. Yaul ben
6tc og zoe September bpor ale Meo=
lcmmer 0nmooes ON ct b0re tititeoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-31

9}nar "6remtiosn" SDiilaboro be-
nptter bore Gebattionsartitler uoen ut
an9ipe &jlOt, ng "9}Ormanoen cir os
&reoit ior Stptter, hi life bar itrepet,
ian ian hi 10 tN9e bet 9empti9t % li9e
iom Giebmanoen' "Sm je0 tober
noget paa en- al mine &unoer, itNl jeg
not ta9e ret iQjen af en- anoen."