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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Sorncmt SeIpa iueute. 9ro

CtTHg lUtHIt. OIu NUH'
Don meloes BEN 2Soe Sec.: "8eIt.
mtniter 8osette" meboeler, at 9ron'
ming s(feranora % Eririesie Iictoria
atttaselis / @tibten al Quarts ~oireiier
til &isbettbaDu. Ser forbliuer De ino.
til &ongen al 0anmarts SsoieGsoag
cen Sbe slprtI, boorpaa De aireiier til
ariitinnia, for Der at bore bet norife
aprDepurs @ieiter inbtiI 9espnbel.
ien al 0sat ba Song @otuarS Gfreiier
I'll Wabrto for at operpere Song as
fonios Sormnling meO 8riniesie
@na al 9Gttenberg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

Sfsgbanbcl. Ssren 8ieie (aftie.
feIifab) ban fisbt Rarta Srgelsrtos
gos SfngeierSom / giSitosen til uS-
h1rait efter 8 Ien 10 Som. Del
oreier lig ON ca. 100 Spipter Gro.
aisbeiunurleri er itbefienSt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Surnslrt Sattissaurb er ncSbrGtot.

Sloen opitoo pna SsIt9naet, og / ct
au bar ltbITngerne omippnbt Of
Suer. areaturcrue brslebe, iaa ntall
fiitt6e bsre oct ooer til Rsrfe; men
beI0igvis Igffeoes Oct at reo0e 0ant
ole. 9It anoet / be ire llSl@mer
brprrSte. Stuebi,iet lptfsSeS Oct ogiaa
at reGoe. Won ntener, at SIScn or
pQ1iQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Gu 91.aaria grnbaom.

Tag pieoes Srf. alnta abFteOt %
ZEN 81 @ar gnnIe 8orumerberre Sri.
berre Carl @bIertbnuI fra 8iitnQ3S
(Soerige). Gen at6renoe grlIogom
bar ioa roif, at bdtt futSe iibbe / &p.
1leitol. SIHi6lerti0 ifaI bans S~eIbreS8s
tiitar5 pare Iaa6mL at ban neppe
bliper bra - ifriber "Smdl. @Qe5."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
st gaaubun0bicm.

Srtfterier / Seiierltp bar ifsIge
"aoIo. Ip." iolgt fin gienoom I'll
SeIifabet "N &iendsies 8enuer" for
81 900 Str. Yan @anrben ifaI Der
meo Ststte al Seile anttSranS o. 9p.
GO Soauerm0 / Belle Amt oprcttes
ct Silent for 8ogabouScr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Mttrr ri ilnnbbrcnet 9io

Sitter ct ilanbbrepet Sig. - Sra
Sronobiem melocs ben 27be Decent
Der: 5cruoer oct tiSlteere fra Oamp.
tibet "SemIoro" tIanSbrepne Sig,
ION fqnbtes peb 9eSafer, er Der MI /
0GrbeSen al iaIurte SteS paanp ore.
cct ct Gig aaito. 2iGct bar ct 2ip-
bette, JONI er ien0t til Solitiet Der /
9pen. Den funSne, iom bar en- al
8prbpSerne, bleo begrGpet ieaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Sre Ssifcube orufnet.

bal nleloes 30te Sept: 8eo Wio.
SogStiD igoor Sr,rfneoe ire Ssiten0e,
to 8iger og en- 8ut, benbolSsuis ~,
10 % s adr gaurGe, ibet De faIbt
tgjemcm SSlen mSer Sfsttelsbning
teo 9tatpi9 pr. areuoal. 8srnetes
6ocer er 8apten q. Ssrieien, Rat.
big. lllpffen ife0e Iige noenfor 5aoe-
renS Sl3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
u[nffestiffRloe.

ltlpffestiliGloe. Sra 2aroif mel
tes, at UNDER ct grplltp / Selger'
ooen forleoen Dag blee Der ialuteret
AT e,Sel llngsutter. Seruroer iprang
e! @cper meS ben Setge, at en- gnfes
Sen / Sefgeraaert, Seoerir Salpcr'
iet, ranrnteSeS / 8aaroen, og bans
enc arm bGep afrepet. 8uttet bsSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
. Sulehalmeu. 8

s JuIebalWeu. UT udr SII !
RorSen / Riooelaloereu paa ~SuIeaiten
% mango Steoer belle SuIen gienuem.
OF ale / Suiet sif tiIieugs iarnmen.
Snsen iflloe lisse alene; Susbouo,
RuSnor, Barn % Speube Job lam.
men paa Salm, iom ipreStes pnn Sui.
pet / Shien, Sbi paa oenne aiteu
ituIoe ale bore Iige. Yaa gornbolm
bolot bernie Stif JIG belt I'll icrrige
garbmorebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Sra Uorse.

gaSSas @aiia 1rnbtr | Sficrps er
III. "5rcmse" iolgt til Sihitielma
@rlbebulas. aiebeiumnert ltal tore
100000 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Gf~terippraiel.

&an nosen itnoe mig abresien til Mrs.
Srpdn HieiIpu, tom for 2 Mar iiSeH bar |
sasiel, Rtnn., glsr be mig en- tor Eleneite.
Sur e norit, @lanoeu iDenit. &. Dong,
Mcp. 9Saih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Ctaeic.

Gillette. - 100 Gcres ap0t Qaub. Q
gtI ira Rem 5arrbton. Gsidaiatu Co.,
Soma. 100 acres unoer 8log. 1925 pr.
We're. IeIefpuer eler itrio til 9tife 8earu.n,
Sertco, Soma. AZ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
0n Srpneemnnt. Ser er life for

0D Srpneempnt. Ger er life for
SiSea tilltrpffeltgt al 9ronceupnt,
og be1trte Mtpntiort oil Serfur fsrit BIZ
mprtet. S Statsrooo er oct rpe
Yrpg for groncempnten, 5.9rer,
2.Zrer og t.grer beltsmt. Get BIZ
ter &ongerrS Rnpn % 9iaebe paa
cert enc Stoe % Gopges 8aaben paa
Den oruSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
@rrnSt 8anrS. fspr

WrGnSf Wanro. lSDrIeOcn Win
reb6rGuNte 5. G~briitrnierS @arro i
gaerip oe0 @iern mco llnotoseIie al
Saebuiet. % areatIrer, 4 Seite,
eli Gel Soar % Sons inoebrRnote.
SIoen ifploes llioriiatiabco peS slf'
brGnbt1p at 6pru9rferticeer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

95 @ar fpIbte Sen Site Seeember
IoroI1nSs nISite 5orretningsmano,
s5onds 6aIh, Hisu9r / 2oiuteu. Sr.
Sald bar Itse iiSen gespnSelen Of
1S3Qaarene pnret SanSelsmno /
&isoGr, bpilfet Steo ban ooertog Ell.
ter SaSeren, og fam enbull, trubS i'm
bsie 4ISeroom Scltage / 5orretuin.
9erue. s De ienere aar bar bans
ndit prgite Ssn, 6. 6. SaId, p9ret
sSGSereas &ompagnon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Sra Danmarf.
ct gerucianaturinm.

ct gsrueianatDriam. Ganif gpr-
Notwithstanding bar fisbt cit gteu-
Dom meS 3 Sor. 2aato 20 Winiitters
Gana ira Msrfso for 5000 SIR. 81.
elrSonmrcn oil hine iitSrettet til gu.
natorium for Srerwe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

Sil Scrgens Sbeutcr bar EN- olvo-
rpm @iper ifiGnfet 5000 &rorer.
Gen ianrnee oitcrrpme @fner bar bes.
uoen sfpet 10000 ar, til apitbolpt.
toilet | Sugepifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

9u oil life finbe Stlgpbeo / Sminteppt'
ten eisr aniigts SpiopaitutHs. Sunb Stisn'
beo fpmuler fun III BEN, lom brn9er Hpdp
Nountam Geo. 7et sr en- forunberlis omit
Hif % Jorflsnuer. 80 GENTS Sbe euer tablets
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Sperfalb meS anip.

2arpifs 9pgrenie blep forleSen af'
ten en- ing Gut SobGmes @rIfien
it1tffet / Wopen al en- Irbeioer Ole
g. aurIien. S0oret par iaa aloorltgt,
of Sarurene pplteoe no. S9ge blep
tiIfolbt. 8lttens Silltanb er poerit
betpnfelig. @ierntngsmu,tben en- or
reiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

Smnf @ape. - &onmmeIeee /
granDbu, StsrerL bar / anIeoni9
al It 25.sIars Slibilglim JONI 9rge
Der / 9pgSen Ifi9nfet Res os Sin-
9eIItao airer Boer en- Imittefri Glitter.
falf me0 Snoifrift: I'll CUBS g@re
90 Renig9eoers gel". @apen er ct
imartt 8ents paa ben parme Snter.
este, bporne6 0pttorert fteSie bar orrt.
iattet 9ran66u &ommtne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

Tresien. "&ingerifes 9loo" / So.
nefos er me6 Erpfferi og Sorlassret
al eiereit @nfefru antbonie &robrt
iolgt til Heoaftsr S. Selietb, iom / De
iibite If aar bar reoiseret og beitp.
ret &labet. Sberoroeelien fer fro
lite San,tar 1906. 8tooet fortietter
i iamme aano iom biotiL, | poIitiif
S~enieeiSe nGrmeit iom Organ for
Sumltngsparttet. 9Inoet itiiteoes Sen
Toe SGntm 1916 Of ofOsoe Bog
trpffer Sobm arobn % fortiattes ira
1883 al bennes Ssn Srebrtf arubn.
8eS it0itn9puteS 3s6 1890 ooerto9
hans @nfe Sru q. arobn 1ogipeIien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

Fcenenaenes sal iprtRlgr Der hbae bit CT pi sisr.
usmIis iVlger Ct % 9gIArAIlhr for eS.45. q Pa1s
iiaaT tHatnluape, AZ bet T q : 40Qonsr EUR +SA0s
iibr, men ct uhr III sch. 90. gI trsmrsssuee
utTisbriaHt. i9a par hcsTett Jougezsee tgy fosfGHfe
esn9er, jplgte RS fgIrnlts iO00Oo uhre. usrf, tgut
8irieis5eesa par fGbrtereoe al a. t2lees tFr ~ Set'
lars Sfatist. Der CT ,RgeR 1ctrl ON, az 81 tEroe iQlse
BEN ~ SaHbleuee | en- Src8 Srts 1T 8 II. 1880
Stn,te1: men bette rlbe rOles % IN bel Sa GreCbe,
leStiirr Idmt SIb a {ib. III Slg;EtEi silse SER
nsReteR eog fpn blios list aasr hDoR u taA peuts nto
Sireste SalJ I'll 1ertrugere. "GptEgtgusnbtst",
iBu ei hr tIbpber ier SIS. As. 81 nse a alseisr,
usr1xrtst ienmeHidt % ueo q Estastst tnad %
~antruiiet E9rt. SteRene e i2ecidt useGlsa 5Eeslv;
BET r utupeteseia fsr Stsp. bar S~Eiert(egzlsteIr
ertalieret Shre. Sammeui9tRtasea S'saSes. oeeesi
"Snutins "sxasft, asts euInbtiaSt % cattsrf
uSaraprret. SpeIt uhr er aienHsEsaagnee Hfnet, eLgpst
ca reguleret fsy BET isIlGosT egtr{gz q baaoe Rga}e
e9 2Srt CT aaTautetst Tor IS Aar.
Rid bette Advertisement uo " ieae pet uieo soften
wtae GEgrehfeuior. Sao - psos, en- xe sHrstt
s:r.. s,T g EassaSfi ga a y ~ gs9s t laS sm sSsssaa
taSsrissslis iasT Sen siirss5 nts Hsry, scfalsf "a
SyprgisSarntsa Ss,s5 liant gEgysissEisi,Htnssrps es
nbrd or Tsrss: men ON 0e TIE tunrs en- astsh leEpst
Sc sa tib0se nj % % vt sstslsr uss'ussas
= Ercnttasisa al bet usr, ri isgnes SeIy si &c
FHke en- Is Mars saraHti, u. NJ DC pstts iquuo
Nlabere uI pt lase mesisI9e ea Bats. sglnlp.os Luz
iiree irit. 81 ssasiisr ~ airh Sssisnsi Sans
= sssssssl S Ssssss, s ssaiaS WATCH CO.
Dept. sss CHICAGO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Storbritnnnien
Sforbritannicn.

baobe ben 30te Suui b. u. 49,.
100000 SnSbpggere, nemIig a..
$4,000 / England og 8aIes, 1911
900 / SfotIano og 100000 / Sr.
lamb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

S%nofpmuet / aft ...... s4sT.00
Qi trQnser enonu t35l3.O0.
Slorence, RdibtustpH, Ste Sdruar 1906.
Z. 9. SRtra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

Mealcren Emmanuel @igclano of
reiite lille SaddfteH til Seoeano tor
at aisre gtitoier iii 9eforatiouen al
Secret / @aalerengens airfe / 8rati.
ania-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Sil Sigoais Aloeroomss
'biem.

3nbiamtst ueb 6. 5rUuipu, Satton. u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19

SsSsfalS. 5orbenp. Snipettsr peo
Sronobiems 6olfeifole SIR. i. Gar.
fen afgif forIeSen peo OGDEN I en- III.
Ger af IS gar.
- @eneraItoriitI 9oGta0 / Rio Be
Saneiro er afganet peo 9soen. Rel.
bineen er foumet officielt gie,nem
Observation-Disclosures. Sens Iar.
tin SoIitao cor fs0t 1858 / aaleiimo.
- en- Of Yors9rlnbs 9GSite og
melt ogteoe Sfibsfsrere Gbriitiou
Monrab grihien er 9iaeiuleaften Of.
eaaet peo 3sSen / Ell alber Of "a
aar. afosoe tilbsrte Ell gnnnel Gn.
Jet 8orsSrimosiiGgt.
- Srgdriit q. Sif er afgaaet peS
Seoen / 6~reorifsitoo efter ct Bar
NanneSers SmSom, tun 40 gar al.
Son cor isot poa Sfj9roiten i 8orae.
Otter at baoe giememganet 2inoe.
MAINS MhuiifIfole, hep ban anisrer
for @porfGtet / Sfieu, ienere Srsa-
nit / WnSal % | 1895 Sremilt peo
getiiSenS 8irfe / 6reorifsita6. San
par en- aniet Srgariit og bar uSgioei
Here esHe &prIpoiitiouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
Gu gammeI 8~pebebura tror ma

Gu sammel Spsbeburs tror man
Cd flatrte pauotie ogiaa / ptre Glenn.
bal, ifripes til "@GrSen". Zen Iig.
ger pna ct fremiprinsen6e aIippe.
mes, iom pan 8iiteiiSen Ititfer no /
SmSet 8Ountngeu. Sitgnngen fro
2ano er tell, % Der fees 2epninger
al Ell ganuneI Whir. 2iseIeOes ipnes
Der at pGre en- Reogung til en- Sule,
maaife en- unberioroiif Sang, iom
Sog nlSri9 er bleoet n9rrnere UNDER.
iegt. Steoet faIoes Bergen, % Ser
edar Sogrt ON, at en RsoerbanSe en-.
gang bar bGut SilbaS Der. lam,
me Del Of Slembal iiuSes ser ogiaa
en- Del Smlge, iorn nntages OF bare
aomle 8raobQu9e.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

Mrs. ]. H. Ragsdale of Charleston
left this morning to visit with her
husband at Leland.
morning for Pullman. Mrs. Stewart
Is department president Of the wom-
ans relief corps Of Washington and
Alaska and has been making Official
visits to the local corps at Asotin
and Charleston. Mrs. Stewart lives at
Spokane.
c. Taylor of Spokane left this morn
ing for a visit with friends In Spo-
kane.
Miss May Peasley. who has been
visiting with her home family at Aso-
tin, left this morning for Moscow.
where she has position as nurse in
the Gritman hospital.
Fred White. deputy revenue collec-
tor for north Idaho. left this morning
for an Official VISIT to Moscow and vi
entity.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
BDNNARD OPENS
ON WEDNESDAY

Manager L. H. Mitchell of the Bin
nard theater has completed the or
ganization of his new stock company
and the theater will be opened to the
public Wednesday night with the
great play, "A Man of Honor Mr..
Mitchell is personally directing the re-
hearsals and the details for every play
which is a guarantee that nothing
will be omitted to make each produce
ton marvel of perfection in me-
chanical and electrical effects together
with the performance Of powerful
company guaranteeing the highest
class of entertainment ever given in
the city.
Among the big cast of players are
such well known actors as John Ken
yon, Edward Rogers, Frank Rice,
Dwight Mead, Clarence Mason, Min
ME Marvin, 10y Marie De Navere,
bour The selection Of such a COM
pany is a compliment to the manage
ment and the public VINO enjoy the
best of plays.
The curtain will not be delayed
from any cause and each evening the
play will commence promptly at $3.50.
Reserved seats will be on sale at the
Owl Drug store and, nothing will be
left undone to make and retain the
large patronage this house deserves
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
PERSONAL

w. D. Crane of Culdesac left this
morning for visit in Spokane.
NJ. L. Goldsmith and Pike Cooper
are visitors in the city today from
Spalding. Mr.. Goldsmith 10 slowly re-
covering from an attack Of lumbago,
which he contracted in the timber a
short time ago.
T. p. Evenoltsen and family OF
Charleston left this morning for a visit
with friends near Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Loeb left
This morning for Portland. where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Loeb will 50 into business with his
father in that city.
Charles Blosser returned to his home
In Cherokee. Iowa, this morning after
spending week visiting with Mr..
Mickkelson Of Charleston.
Mrs. Melissa U. Stewart left this
Mathew Scully went to Spalding this
morning to look after his interests
there.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
When you get Climax" Flour. you
are getting the best for the least
Pr.p.r. for Halloween Party.

today making preparations for the
Halloween party which is to be given
at the parlors Of the Methodist church
on Tuesday evening next. Games and
ghost stories. pumpkin pie and Jack
O'Lanterns will be in evidence. Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Shildts have the prep
arations in hand.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

Breaks Arm and Shoulder in Fall.
Special to Evening Teller.
Sites, Idaho, Oct. 29.-David
Baldwin, the 16-year- son Of J. H.
Baldwin, fell from tree today. sus-
tanning a broken arm and dislocating
one shoulder. The accident occurred
at the Collins ranch, south of town.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

Cissie LOTUS is appearing in vaude-
will. In December she will joint the
Joe Weber company for a New York
engagement.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

LEWISTON, Idaho, Oct. 29.-Fore-
cast made at Portland for Lewiston
and vicinity for tonight and tomor-
row: Fair and warmer tonight and
Tuesday.
Following data recorded at local
United States Weather Bureau Office
up to noon: Maximum temperature
81; minimum temperature, 81; mean
temperature. A.; precipitation, 90;
yesterdays maximum, 20.
L. M. DEY, Jr., Official in Charge
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

Why suffer with that corn when
Mexisy's Dead Shot Corn Cure will
remove Il.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

Patronixs homo industry, uss Prin.
cess Flour; for sale b~ RussslI's Gro.
cory.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

Centennial Self Raising Pancake
Flour at Russells Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

70 kill that corn use Monkeys Dead
Shot Corn Cure.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

Take your prescriptions TO the
Chastain MeSlair Druo Co.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

Picture. taken At night 1t comond'..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-04-05

the middle of May, and probably
later. Some dealers think that I'M
favorable conditions in the south and
southwest will make potatoes late in
those sections, and should this opin-
ion be we'll founded it is possible
there will be two months and half
left for selling old potatoes.
It is admitted that from now on the
market will depend on the supply of
potatoes yet left in the growing Sec
tions. If receipts should show up a
little heavy for few days and let the
trade get supplied it is thought prices
will go down a little anyway. But it
is not expected that the market will
see much decline the balance of the
seasons as it appears to be a foregone
conclusion that warehouse stocks
throughout the country are worked
down to a close point. This is true
of practically every potato section
where supplies are being drawn on by
the local trade.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-04-05
A Marine Monster.

The following clipping from the San
Pedro News received by Miss Edna
Whitney gives an idea of the sort of
fishing to be obtained in southern
California;:
The fishing boat Otokvis, Peter
Boscich, skipper, towed monster
man-eating shark into the harbor and
moored it at the Morgan Oyster COM
pany's dock. The big fish measures
over thirty feet in length, and will
probably weigh two tons. The mon
ster was caught in a net about six
miles off the Redondo shore, and af-
ter tearing the nets to shreds, fin
ally drowned himself. An enterpris-
ing Snowman has already offered 500
for the fish, but the captor thinks $500
would be about it's value. It has de-
stroyed S175 worth of nets.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-04-05
APRIL SPUD SITUATION.

Probabilities and Possibilities as Summed
Up by the Chicago Packer
What the market will or will not do
is hard matter to predict. If it is
true that practically all warehouse
stock is cleaned up, and if favorable
weather should continue for moving
the potatoes left, providing they are
OF good quality, there does not seem
to be much prospect for a decline in
prices, but on the other hand it is
doubtful if the market will 90 a great
deal higher. Prices have already ad-
vanced beyond the expectation of even
the "wise" ones, and a number of
dealers who are in close touch with
the situation admit that they are sur
prised at the caper the market has cut.
Some think now that the present
market will be maintained, or if there
is any decline it will only be few
cents. Still every prediction is bound
to rest on the stock yet to be marketed
and the weather conditions which will
be dished out during the month. New
potatoes will not be moving in way
that will bring them in competition
with old stock at the earliest before
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-04-05
TEACHERS, ATTENTION!
Last Meeting of Association for Year at
MIlaca, Saturday April 23.

Last Meeting of Association for Year at
Milaca, Saturday April 23.
A very interesting program has
been arranged for the meeting of the
Mile Laos County Teachers asocia-
ton to be held at Milaca on Satur-
day, April %. The program is a fol-
lows:
Invocation, Rev. D. P. DIN; music,
Ladies Quartet; flag drill, ten fourth
grade girls; address, w. S. Foster,
vocal duet, lullaby, Helen Engebret-
son and Emma Heilig; paper, 1.-THE
Business. Of Being a Teacher. . Miss
Colburn; recitation, "Little Orphan
Annie," Leona Leblanc; piano duet,
Misses Taylor and Eaton; recitation,
a primary girl; paper, "Relation OF
Rural Schools to Graded Schools, .
Supt. Ewing-discussion led by Supt.
G. M. Palmer; report on the St.
Cloud meeting, Supt. S. M. Pinney
address, Prof. c. W. Hyde.
Bear in mind that this will be the
last meeting of the year, and make a
special effort to be present
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Princeton Brick Surpasses All Other.

That the brick manufactured at
Brickton - known as EEPrinceton
bricks attaining increased popu-
larity is evidenced by the fact that
the manufacturers, even with double
force of men employed, find it almost
impossible to supply the demand.
Every Great Northern freight that
passes through Brickton takes out
from three to ten cars of this building
material, and it is frequently difficult
for the manufacturers to secure suffi-
Gent transportation facilities. There
is no brick made in the United States
which can equal the Princeton brick
for durability and perfection of finish.
Our information as to its excellence
comes not from the manufacturers,
but from the builders.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-04-05
Terwilliger Captures Shiny LevIathan.

5. b. Terwilliger of Cove was the
first to bring in spring fish story.
Here it is: Mr.. Terwilliger went
forth to spear a pickerel for hisssup-
per, and, to attain that end, climbed
upon a big log lying near shore.
Within few minutes what to him, in
the semi-darkness, seemed to be an
other log, came floating past. He
stepped on it, slipped, and found him
self astride of a monster muscallonge.
To make long story short, when Mr..
Terwilliger discovered "where he
was at" he drove his spear through
the fish s neck, jumped from it's back
and towed it ashore. It weighed 81
pounds and when cut open pickerel,
Is black bass, 4S croppies, a rubber
boot and parasol were found within.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-04-05
Archbishop Ryan's Wit.

It is said that Archbishop Ryan has
kept Philadelphia in good humor for
"a years-the length of time he has
been at his post in that archdiocese
and the story below is typical of the
way he has done it:
"Your Grace" said the Hon.
Wayne McVeagh, when he was coun.
Gil of the Pennsylvania railroad, -four
president here, who always travels
with his counsel, will undoubtedly get
you passes over all the railroads in
the United States if in return you
will give him a pass to Paradise
''Ah," replied the Archbishop,
quietly, 81 would do so if it we're not
for separating him from his counsel. -
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-Andy's Cello Story.

This story was told by Andrew Car
negie:
"There was a young Scot, ''he said,
"who went to London and learned
there to play the cello.
every proud of his accomplishment,
he brought the cello back to the vii
lage with him on his vacation.
'And, Immediately on his arrival,
he took the instrument out of it's bag
and played two or three times for the
edi6ca5ion of the family.
''When he was done, he looked up
expectantly. All we're silent. Finally,
from his seat by the fire, the old
grandfather spoke up
g 'Hoot, mon, he said, it's mercy
there's no smell VII it. -