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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09

TT AXE an iron tray and set t on on
 been wiped perfectly dry; s,,
 Charge 1t with electricity oy rubbing h vigorously with a sheet or
 You You vii presently produce sparks strong enough to leap from the tray tS your finger. although you VIII DO m no
 This is called the Enchanted. Tray, and Is a nice thing to amuse chhaFen with.
 Here is an old trick, but perhaps you younger boys and girls do not know lt;
 It Is the trick Of cooking scrambled
 You ask the company if they would like dish of scrambled eggs. Ihen you break four eggs in a hat, drop n a pinch of salt, place the hat for snort time over the flame of q candle, and shortly afterward pour into dish the scrambled eggs. quite hot. -....s,., How Is 1t done? Whyi an the SrraInt3al1 SfrSm1.flS prepared. covered and placed in the hat. But when making your proposition 70 the company, you hold the nat too hlSh for them to see the inside Of It.
 Your eggs-all but one-Were really empty ones from which you had pre- ViJusly sucked the contents. The one solid one you should have accidentally dropped on the table. letting it break, so as to fool your company into sup posing that the other four were also solid eggs
 The Bewitched Watch is q trick that proves puZzling 10 many people.
 Borrow 4 watch from any one in ths company. Ask all your friends to stand around in circle. Hold the watch 10 one persons ear, and say, "lt is going. Is that not SOP" He will say, Yes, that so.'
 Hold It to the next persons ear and say Now fl is not going. Isn't that s0?" He will say. That's SO, for l can't hear it guing"
 So all around the circle One person will fnd9t going. The next one will find it not going.
 The trick Is done by means of a load stone which you hold in one hand. When you want the watch to stop going transfer 1t to the hand containing the loadstone. which will immediately stop
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09

me, and all for no wrong doing at all Pras-eo-vie as standing near and heard her fathers words. then her mothers patient reply:
 Some day, dear. some good friend will speak to the Empress, about us and she will see that we are restored to home and happiness" II fear not, groaned the discouraged man
 "Why the Empress?" asked Pras-co- vie.
 Her mother smiled sadly. her tutor and she has a great affection for him Pras-co-vie turned away and began to think. What can 1 do to hclp?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09

Al laSt sne ueclueu what eo sshe would go to St Petersburg to see tns Empress, When, in the morning, her. motheye went to the little bed to waken her daughter, beholdl Pras-co-vie was gone. and on her pillow was little, scrawly note: Dear Papa and Mamma:
 "I have gone to St. Petersburg to see the Empress
 "Pras-co-vte."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

Gn 5lapc al Mrbcjbc. Gn Monh
eller apinbe / lt, bc61te Mlocr fan
aorcpis bore chi 5lopc al baar0t Mr,
bejoe og bpg fple liber eller inae1l
l1len1pe ion1 Jplge oerof. Sen 3io
nil imib1erttb fonn1e, ba Sc hil folc,
at SC life CT iao iprrfe, Ion DC plei=
ebe at bore. 5agel1 ct, at Matl1re11
life bar funnel reparere SEN Sfahe,
2egelnct bar liOt, bltrtig NOT. 9eo=
trre1 tru11ger til li0t @jGlp / bette
Nrheibe, og Set er netpp BERT, at Den
gori1le l1rtelncoicin, Or. Eeters SAT-
rifo, far ni1t, bpo6 ben fa>1 uOrette.
Ge11 i1ooriper Sc l10brngte Stoffer a
5plten1et og 1tprfer Sc IpGffeoe Or
gamer. Sen fpr1unoles birefte til
Iorbrl,gerne al Iobrifa1,terne, Or.
Setter Gabrl1ep & Sons Co. 112-
ttS 81. @oDne Mbe., Chicago. ST
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$onoerjvllano.

Den banf e g al me + 0 g
brl1ge5 nn / 1O7 nprolespigife Me=
nigbeoer, hpor &irfelpro9et CT for
bIepet Da1,jf. S Mabe11raa, Gorn9S
og ltge brl,ges el10ln1 Meper og 8oe=
lens 5olmebog, ogi &pjer er oe1l 1tpe
oonlfe Salnebog beller life in0fprt.
5alnlebogcn CT bi0til trDft / 8 Sp=
log poo ttllon1men 6O,O50 Gfscnl=
plorer. Set fielife &onIiltorillm, ser
er Iorln9ger, bar berpeo bobt CIT
SSs1,otaet al 1885 Mtarf IS Ng.
9 pggcri / 81 g
5frnooer1nelter 81. Mn6erien bar al
@~jeltgiper g. S. &eterlen fjpbt Ell
peo @ierting =Gborueen beliggenot
9pggeploos for 1900 Morf. &ac
Grl1no1tpffet agter MnOerl en til 6pr:
oaret at opfgre ct @1s.
Oct laber for Melten til, at @pgge
riet ret bill fpn1n1c til at %florere ii
Ioraaret. 5aaleoes agter .5lagtel
!4amfens, &ornban0ler &arltenle1
og. 5pgepleierif e Nnoreie n at bill
6pgge, li9ciom ser n1e11es at 81. Gb
lers til @l1s, ban bar nnoer Spfp
relle, enonlt ogter at opfere ct lignen
Sc peo 5ioen al.
@artner Sacoblen, lom / @fteraa
ret los opfpre ct mutt @us peo Mp
9elmolepejel1, lo0er | Dem1e Sib bpg
&c effort, tiosiparenoe 9ripbus ME
SnblGg al Gentralparmeupperat fGl
les for @eboellesbus pg 9ripDns
9ette er set fgr1te al Sen 5lags S1tl
leg / 8pen og ubfsres at ct 6irm
2eip5ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

- Oct ct os EN- Jornpielle at bel1=
leDe pore 29leres Spm9rflombeo paa
Mpertisiementet i eli allSen Spulte
fra 1%bon1plon 5ee0 Company, Mbert
Sea, Min1t. 3ette 5irma er ct al
Dem, Ser fplger 1ne0 9i6el1 / alle &et-
nir1ger pg far forltaaet, at lfal 6ar-
meren foa ct go0t u6bptte al iiu
Marf, iaa n1aa ban lggge gobt 6rp
ben, TIL ofltn at go0t fommer oe1
aoht". 81 anbefaler 2nlerue at ben
pen0e Jig til bette 6irma / Mnlebnine
al Sen fommen0e 5pion og faa Sri
lerne pan BETS gorer opgipet. 2igele
oes bill 8ierfraapIere fl1nre 6gite goi
geptte peo at latte Jig ! Jorbilloell'
meo BET; set er foripnef meo oft II
lSaget benberenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

lao / { 5obeppreIfe opet1pda, Be
fgrit reooeoe Doerite 9fbIlif. 81
Snoboet % belle 2ogeret brnrote.
Gen %. Sa1lllor, Morgen ser
3, opitob Ser 8ranb Ms~osneoIuni
5pinelagteris 5binefol6, Ser fllo.
itGn0i9 n%ebbrn11bte. Ser bar inger
.5pin ! Ioloen. SSloen forme,,es op.
itaaet beo 5eIpantproelIe / Sob.
iml1lo.
9laoter s. s. 2asie1s giien.
bonn paa @igrnet al SSer1rbanegaoe %
&irfeplablcn 1reoerifsbapn CT
brGnot. Slben opItoo peo en- 8p.
orcrgS l@toriigtigbeO, ioet ban faiteoe
Ell b~raltoenbe Geroltif fra fig pal
2oftet. st Ielefonitotip poa Giel1=
bon1l11el1s Sag er ltYrtet neo, og Se-
lefonforbtnoelielr neo sen %norolige
Gel al 8pe,1 CT oerpe0 afbr1ot.
8ranocn il1tffenes, otter at 1orh1,let
bar neobrGnbt.
6 Cit 5 0 III 3 "a g.. uGlfrr=
bo1n1" rco aploing, ca. 375 Sor.
9ono % % I1r. @artforn, meS
&irfc, Mplle % 91.le, CT al gieren
9r. 9. &etcrlcn, lolst til @alloioat
@eeb, @ngeIs9oln,, for 10000 SIR.
@ciutl1ing og S%l1oentor m%eofplger
Gooroen orertoges /. Mpril.
= Onortell GcDclsbo Ell al Gjc=
ret lolgt til Gtatsrao0, Jobrifejer
&procl,len ior 10000 ar. 0pcrta-
gelic ifer til Jcroaret.
= &omisfionnr u. Neterien bar
moqeifiitct Oron0 ;9otcl / Mafifop
me0 Sen aiabmano % W%jr|tgiper
Ctr. Sl1cbfer, Mper1afp pco 1no=
borg, tilbercnne gjel16om n,cb Ior=
refining beriieos % ct fontant .@e=
LIB. Grar1o @otel er oniat til CT
&uroi al $1,000 Ser, 6orretni1ec,
o9 Gic1ocnrrnen paa Mpernofp til
10000 ar.
- Gaaroejerne 2arien, Malborg=
goaro / Gor5lcD peo Malborg %
Eoi,lic,,, Eltcrgooro / Qen6ltm, bar
mogeififtct oeres g%icnbon1n1e laalc-
6es, al ben f6rlte iattes til 10000
8roner, Sen orl0en til $1,000 ST.
8eintl1ing % sSsrper1tor blincr poa
8aorocnc.
9posoIb s.. gierir1oc11 at
u5lettegaaro" ties @eliinge, Sn8ers
meierin0e Morie bon 2oip5otp, G11fe
efter Sngermelter Moant bon 2om=
5otp, er afgooct peo Gpoen, 73 slor
qo1nn1el.
: 6bo. Yorgu1elter, gtatSraao
9piib, ct ofgoaet peo Gp0cu / &ie=
bel1bapn, II slar goru11el. Gen Mf-
bp0e, Scr / cit MarrGffe bar Nroto=
folfprer / Criminal og Holitirctten,
hlep 1878 8or9melter og @ptogco !
Mingfjpbi1lg, bporfra ian .%lenere /
lonrne g9enlfob forflptteoes til Ste
&c. Jor fau 9lar liben toa bon fiji,
Mfife0 % flptte0e til &oneoitaoel1.
5bp. 9uerlGrer pe0 5orp Std
oen1, =. @iotb CT ofgoaet beD 3poen
/ lit S6be Mor. Sen golnle Operlr-
ret, Ser oil eri11ores al mal1ge nlore
Soranere, bar c1. Iuro Wlol10, Ser /
i'm 5tb hclao ct ltort ng n1e6 mango
5%inloenbeber forlpnet 8ibliotbcf.
- Mttacbc pe0 Set oo1lfc @elanbt=
ffab / Noris g. 9inrIe1 CT nplig
ofgoaet neb 1dbel1, "a slar galnn1cl.
Mtoeoe par Mrpina til i'm Janilies
%bctp0eligc &oroe9oolc CT oa forlopct
n1c6 @aroncsic. @olcf, @n%lcfenbapn.
- Ifp. Sfopriber, 6orltrano 3.
s. @plenltan0, CT afgooet nco 0pbciL
II Mor gonuncl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
!, in,oo efterffosl Droren, hlloe SCI.
, mllliguis BLUE beOilgct bdm Ell Irijft

E#ttltO ~ y SaSSssss4aA OASllY
mliIigDis bIipe beOilget bdm Ell SRI
paa fire Tiger.
,SSeeffiet lpareoe, at oerne Grore
fon1 alOeles l,perttet. Sci par iffffe
let for bam at afgioe 1logen grflg=
ring, 90 oct par ret palrifgligt at faa
gagerne oroneoe.
uSporfor bar Sc 80 fipbt Client
DOM" iag6e Nn1tsforltanoeren, .fgr
Sc Di0ite ON Sc hln6e faa Iillo=
belle til al blibe berg
Maos Sefien ipareoe: Get tor
for mig alocleS u1m11ligt at bloc, Al
Der III, berifebe laaOan1le Iil1tan0e
berbienme. Seq ffom fra Set fiji
2ano Mnrerifa bjem til min Ipocbg.
SS11oen icg rejlte barfra, Bopoc ica
opfplot ale mine 1orpIigtclier ionl
prel,sliif @orgcr % rnret 9ploai i
ire s(ar. Nein 2ipsfprcfje fan Scr
beller life inppenoss lloget moo.
Scr foreligger Sc hebite Mttcltcr fra
Mn1erifa % gerbjen1me fra. Sl1gel1 Ell
/ Stonb til at rcttc Sen mli11o1te sig=
telic imoo mig"
Observation-Disclosures optpg berpuu cl,
Nrotofol otter Sen 5tupneoe % gap
bam "a Sinner til 8etrnfuila.
S%on1talc1 oOcrbnrcoc5 al M1.lttss-
tlenerelt.
ga Mobs Seiicn fonl bicl1, ror
81. Nctcrlen al 5furbnf, Der / ct
Mar slor bar be6allolct 1am for Ell
baaronoffet 5pgoom, pao 5Dgebc1pg
bo5 Sen gan1le Sefien, ser or 81 Mar
pg 1reget %ibagelig. Or. 9sScterl cit, Ger
frpgtcbe for, at Jorlpl0sregclen int
Sc foa eli mcget lfaoelig Sn6flpbelie
paa oe to MG1105 @el6reo, 1pJte
ltrofs pco 9enpen0elic til Mntgior-
ltol1oeren at faa Sen ioronoret. Qu=
gen traf opg l1of iffc Eolitimciteren
biemme. Gen gamle 6a6er toger Jig
ielpfplgclig @agen meset l1nr.
Sen nbbiite Mo6s Sefiel rcjltc.
ltrofs ODER @runien til 5lGgtninge
/ Sliteo peo 8ramminge. San bar,
eftcr bpo6 Ser meb6eles os fra Bra1n-
n1i,lge, nleget me0toget, ga ban fom
BERTH.
gn @ielrere Melbino eaor ,,o poo, at
Seflen, bpem @ie1optagelle lo1n
preusiiif 8orgcr por blepet nrg1et,
bonoc anlpgt 2an0roooen / @ooer5=
lep ON Sou iii at neoiGttc lig / iiu
&jemitopn. 0ette blep bom nngtet.
Meobelellen fif Seflen / 2pr0ogs
iomti6ig meo ltopisningatruslen.
On SefienS 8erlon fan me6oele5
"..l -
%fplgenoc: San CT ~ Mor gommel,
aftjente preusiiif grraepliat / STEMS
borg / Sc trc Mar fra 1882 til 1885
neo set prel15liifc Snfaltteriregimcl1t
9ir. 86. SON ejcr l,omGrfebc Mili-
t%nrbcpiicr fra Sen 5io. 2ige efter
fin Militrrticne]tc l%iooollbrcbc Sci
lel1 til Mn1erifa, bpor bon boooe
51ngtninge. st 8epts for, at ba1l
par pellet al Sc onerifonlfe Mp'l6ig-
bc0er % c1 ogtct @or9er, or oen Sn1-
l%tGnbtgbeb, at BON blun0t on0et par
uonGbnt til Mc0lem al @bi porncret=
ten / oct Giltritt, bpor ban boe0e.
6ormentlig fontl11er set omerifanlfe
@oni,1lat til at togc Mffrre.
, .r..r ~ r ~:
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Dade i DanInark.
Kjebenhavn og Fredericksburg.

Cigarhandler M Jacobsens Hustru
Dagmar. Revuesanger, fhv. Mailer
.Richardt Jensen. Fhv. Telegrafbesty-
srer 4. P. Theilmanns Hrstru johann
ne. Tq1nrer. Anders Hansen. Skue-
sp.ller Ferdinandt Rasmussen. Sadel-
mayer og Barnevognsfabrik. Frantz
Week. Detailhandler Olsens Enke
Thora. Enkeiru Anime Trasborg.
Enke ~Berllhardine Jacobsen. Civilin-i
geni3r Thomas Rennie. Klasselottc-
! tikollekt@r August Buchwald. KAN
! mertjener Peter Nielsen. Fhr-. Tom.
rermester Hansens Hustru Marie.
Fr9ken Fredcrikke Baruch. Frpken
Thora Bursting. .G~rgntllandler An
ders. Nielsen. Observation-Disclosures
Arthur Willu1nsen. Typograf Harald
%ielscn. Partikulier Christian Engel-
k-ecllt. Enke Jellsine Kruse. Fhv.
Nognmand Niels Olsen. Handles
1omis Georg Kieme. Forvalter S9ren
Fspensen. Fllv. Tobaksfabrikant Jens
Petersen. Politibctjent J%ensens En-
'e Ot'ilia. Etatsraad. fllv. Borgmc-
4o- Christian Hviid. Duehardler
Hans Steffensen. Kontorist Axel
Limkilde. 1ngrid Andersen. .Enkefru-
Arc Willadsen. Scrgent Schultz HUI
stru Alma. Fl1v. Bgdkermester Niels
Olsen. Maskimester Carl Arntzen.
enedker Anders Rasmussen. Smed
J9rg. J@rgensen. Fhv.s Skrnddersvend
Haas Axe:1. ~Skomager S%tiernblads
Fnke Hanne. Johanne Thorndalll
Erik. BERTHA Nicholson. T'rGken Rosa
Porn. Skomagermester Clausens En-
lie Ida. Karethmagersvcnd Ras1nus-
sens Hustru Christine. Grosserer
Albert Hindenburg. Fr9ken Mathildc
Orsted. sncdkersvc,1d Bernt He'll
str@m. Skomager Hans Tllcrmansen.
En'5efru Karen Petersen. Louise Hill
lehrandt. Enke Jutta Voigtlnnder.
Sstolemager Buchardts Enke Ragn-
aildur. Anna S9dcrberg. Forretnings-
hestvrer Julius Kaufman. Skon1a-
gern1ester Jcppesens Enke Emile.
FROZEN Anna Bjerring. Enkegrevin-
de Gudrun Scleel. Smed Kruscs HUI
stru Helene. Bryggeriarbejder Ras-
mus Larsen. Kusk Hans Hansen.
Frederick Petersen. Blikkenslager-
svend Hansens Enkc Cecilic. Post
bud Madsens Enke Ane. Lnrer
Kvndbys Enke Thrine. Shredder
Ny1anders Hustru Adelaide, Gastgi-
yer Jul. Johansens Hustru Anna.
Murersvend O1sens Enkc Jacobine.
Fhv. Kusk L. Buerup. Syerske Olga
Olsen. Hovmcster A. Chr. L. Peter
sens Hustru Anna. Gdrtlerlarling
Carl Nicholson. Gas & Manchester
Christoffer Christofferscn. Mailer
Rasmussens Hustru Edvardine. Ma
rie Geede. Rorsbetjent Madsens HUI
stru Ellen. Observation-Disclosures Pale
Weis. Fhv. SkibstG1nrer Otl,ar Kieg-
stad. Maskinist Holgersens Hustru
Karen. Pens. Gasvarksarbejder Jens
Hansen. Betonarbejder Knud Dipo.
Fhv. Overlarer Carl Moth. Enkefru
Anna Dabelsteen. Fhv. Skovrider Of
to Rosenstand. Enkefru Wilhclmine
Kio1dca,
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llooo til bill Goger rinncligois BIZ
be fren1tillct Iaalcbes: Seflcn bar
forgi9pes lpgt Bjenoptogelle lon1
Hrellslcr. Mu bar mani oglaa ng9tet
bom Observation-Disclosures | lir1 Silent
ltupn og trlnt bam n1eD l1Obi5ning,
men gipet fam 2eite on fire Tiger til
at or0ne 9agernc /, Jalb ban goo
nilligt bil6c reile.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

an ni i s ag ga,1os
rooo Beeberer bar DffenDa6 opet-
let ct Nlantr1ingg=S1tteresielttifa
meo % Meolern1ner % meo gaaro-
eier &r. &ocf iom 6ormalt0. 5ors
eningenS 9pgape er at tiIpIonte oen
itore Dfiea6ab &e0e. 5om be-
fien6t er Ser eli itor Nlantage / 5or-
beiett, nnlagt / Ben oonife Gio.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
NJ kENzIE

Ye scribe here has taken an en-
forced vacation, not from lack of
items, but because they were TOO
numerous to mention"
A visitor from St. Paul who had
been absent few months, said it is
not the same place, so many new
buildings have gone up, and more are
contemplated. Scores of new faces
are seen on the streets and at public
gatherings. Probably the most inter
esting of the new corners are Mr.. Will
liam Washburn's twins, who are now
some seven weeks old.
The frequent rains which are bring
ing up the grass in abundant beauty
are also forcing the question of good
roads to the front. The Mckenzie
slough, famous now in song and story,
impatiently awaits the coming of the
road grader which the county COM
missioners are said to have ordered
Some weeks ago We scribe played
VII IAc SAu VI d lever, W uolSL Out
loaded wagon which had sunk in the
mud to the hubs. The electric mead
light from the Limited west bound at
1890 p. m. illuminated the scene as
we began work, hosting out the feed
and "toting" it to dry place to be
reloaded later. The glare of its twin
going east at 2 a. m. set the wild fowl
screaming as the task was done. The
chief regret of the proprietor seemed
to be that the three men on board
when the rig was stalled were not the
three commissioners. Had theylbee
there would certainly not have been
any rescue party that night. Z
We are anticipating a great treat In
the coming of the. noted lecturer,
Mrs. Adale Wallace Murull, who stops
| off here for Tuesday evening, May 20,
| and will be In Bismarck on the follow
ing night. There will be an extensive
musical program given earlier In the
evening, and an important meeting OF
the ladies societies viii be held after
wards.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
4
PHOENIX

How it rains; just like circus day.
The weather of the past two weeks
will cinch the claim of the land boom
ers, that with the settlement of the
country comes increased rainfall. Last
week a dry windy spell was broken
by the arrival of a number of emf
grants followed by heavy rain this
week, while other settlers were at
the railroad waiting to be transferred
to these parts, the rain couldn't wait
till they got here but reversed the
rule by putting the effect before the
cause. A few more demonstrations
like this and we will form our opinion
to the effect that instead of the settle
ment being responsible for our surplus
moisture it is vice versa.
The wife and children of Ben Reed
arrived last week from Chicago and
Ben will celebrate his JOY with a
dance at Leon as his house is
finished.
Professor Bowen and family have
moved into their new house recently
built on their homestead.
Mrs. S. F. Spang, after a severe
sickness of several days, is again able
to off1ciate as chief clerk in the post
Office which the patrons of the office
are glad to learn.
John Davis has been off duty sew
eral days from indisposition of some
kind.
County Supt. of Schools Vigness
made an official trip through here last
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-24
STARK

Our weather man seems to be quite
liberal, at least with his wet goods.
S. H. Roberts and E. M. Curtis
drove to Bismarck last Tuesday to at
tend court.
Miss Bertha Halver is now at home,
having finished very successful term
of school in Denhoff.
On June 18th this district will
vote on bonding for another school
house, the proceedings of last election
not being entire.
B. F. Collons returned to the Wilton
mines Tuesday to continue his old job
at mining. Mrs. Collons and children
will hold their claim in the old sub
stantial fashion.
Miss Maggie Haas is once more at
home, having been employed for some
time at Bismarck
Everybody seems to be on the hus-
tie these long days, as seeding time
for 1906 will soon be past.
John Hazelgrove and Geo. Berg
went to Denhoff Saturday to play with
Denhoff Sunday in their game with
McClusky.
Miss Nellie McMaster has finished
breaking and expects to have her
seeding all done this week.
rs fr1
away from home. Perhaps he does
his work in this line as he plays ball,
and some are afraid they will be out
I'm this case out of pocket.)
Don't for minute think there are
trees growing on NEA of section Z
as they are only fence posts driven
there by our Crow, as he expects to
fence the quarter for pasture.
! Anyone whose occupation is mining
rock these days should be a gentle
man of leisure after p. M, so say
some.
Others say it is impossible to irri-
gate this part of the globe, but me
thinks it is unnecessary, as it rains
here sufficient for our needs, especial
ly does it rain nights and Sundays so
the hired man may rest.
Mrs. w. H. Stark and son Walter
drove to Goodrich Wednesday.
The children of Owen Mcintyre are
reported as having the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Courtnay were
taking in the sights of our town the
other day.
/ The proprietor of the postofice
store informs this scribe that he will
present as premiums for best sample
of corn grown this year, 1906, hand.
some picture ready framed. The con
dltions are that sample is to consist
of six ears of corn grown within a
radius of five miles of postof1ice All
samples to become the property OF
the postmaster. Award of premium
to be decided by three disintetrested
judges.
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week and while in Phoenix registered
at the merchants" for dinner.
Mr.. Spencer, brother-in-law of
Harry Knowles arrived few days
ago with his family from Iowa and
will build and make his home on his
claim near here.
Low SWEET of Moyersville was in
Phoenix one day last week. He is
engaged in the sheep industry and as
a result of the present prices wears
an all wool smile of extra width.
Miss Sanberg, the Phoenix school
ma'am, is in Bismarck attending the
examination and her school will be
closed until her return.
Base ball enthusiasm ceased to en-
thuse during the dry spell and was
absorbed by the stronger wind
Since Vesuvius had an innings in
the east and the earthquake played
out in the west. About the proper
place for the next disturbance of a
similar nature is thought to be
Phoenix where they might blow the
roof off the earth on the Fourth of
July. Particulars made public after
the date on which to hold the Fourth
is appointed.
Everyone seems to have taken a
new lease of life since the recent
rains and got busy with themselves;
which cuts off the source from which
we gathered information in quantities,
and we are not equal to the emerg-
ency of picking up small bits Of rumor
and weaving them into guaranteed
facts thereby jeopardizing our own
own reputation for veracity. Our
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MINI. Some time ago she became
very i'll and DR.. Thelen, who was sum.
moned, declared that she would have
to undergo an operation for appen-
decitis. The friends of the young
lady hope for her speedy recovery, =
Frank Findley has charge of "Judge
Clifford" the equestrian beauty owned
by Backman Bros. ~ -.
James Johnson and family, former
ly of Wisner, have moved onto their
farm near the Lutheran church, =;
Miss Christine Dirgil is teaching at
Bcklund No. 1, and Miss Gerda Fro
deem is teacher at No. 8.
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: IS s. Z
4 After the recent rains everything
looks hopeful. ss .s @
B Spring work needs but few finish
ing touches. :. ss.. d
Never before have so many trees
been set out here, and in many In
stances the planting has been done by
the women folks while the men have
been busy with their spring work.
Announcements are out to the effect
that John Dah1gren will be married
40 Miss Charlotte Ericsson on Sunday,
May 27th.
Axsl Olson has bought 81 900
stallion from Mr. Taylor OF Painted
Woods.
Accompanied BY Mrs. Axel He'd
strosn, Miss Columbia Rosenberg left
Friday Tor her home III fergus Falls,
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salary don't warrant it, so. this will
go down in history as an uneventful
week in and around Phoenix.
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