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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10
PITTSVILLE.
Isaac Baum spent Thursday in your

Isaac Baum spent Thursday in your
city.
Merritt Ward of Babcock Was in the
city Friday.
Henry Wakley of your city trans
acted business here Friday.
Hiss Kriste Hatteberg left Friday
morning for MarShfeld, for few days
visit.
A. E. Germer was looking after
business matters in the city one day
last week.
Geo. Brown transacted business in
your city Thursday.
VIM. McGlynn of your city was
seen on our streets last Thursday.
OrSon T. Cochran of your city is in
the city this week tuning pianos.
RI. B. Parker of ST. Paul was here on
business Monday.
lie. Wallace has accepted DO
SitiOn as night operator at Grand
Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Colyin drove to
Marshfeld Thursday.
Sol Merritt has crew of men at
work tearing down the old livery barn
near the school house. The lumber
will be used to make a barn on the
Bert Smith place, where he now lives.
Thieves broke into the S. N. Baum
department store Sunday night, and
helped themselves to money, ribbon,
combs, raZorS. and other merchandise.
Judging by their work, it is thought
that they were we'll acquainted with
the premises, and local parties are
suspected.
Two former Pittsville girls-the
Misses Belle and Clyde Long-were
among those who witnessed the hor-
rors of the San Francisco earthquake.
They escaped uninjured. but lost all
their belongings. The house they
were living in was burned the day
after the earthquake, and they stated
in the letters which they sent to their
sister, Mrs. A. V. Austin OF this city,
that they were Lying in basement
with several other families. No
as letters from that city were carried
1ICCUl pOcodSC'
: Ralph Boyington is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 81. Boyington this week.
c.. E. Cunningham has taken Fl. E..
Wards place as station agent. Mr..
Ward has accepted a position at Mo-
since, and will move his family and
household goods there in the near
future.
Mrs. E. S. Huckins and little daugh-
ter Beatrice, visited in your city last
week.
Percy Smith. Sol Merritt and Mel
son Smith have recently had tele-
phones installed in their homes.
Matthias Weber is having a fine
house and barn erected on his farm in
section 8.
Miss Annie Krites of Oshkosh
visited her sister Miss Mary Krites of
this city last week.
The local team crossed bats with the
Nationals of your city last Sunday
afternoon which resulted in score of
6 to in favor of the Nationals.
Miss Grace Nowatney of the poor
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10
May Bal on hand in bank. S6557 %
Respectfully submitted,
EpANH CTtuT

Nav | Bal. on hand in bank .S6557 90
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK STAHL,
City Treasurer.
The bond of Frank Stahl as City
Treasurer with S. A, Spatford, f. j.
Wood, G.. M. Hill, Earle Pease, n.
ReiIand, David Lutz, Jr., and Isaac 2.
Witter as SuretieS and the bond of
G. e. BoleS as City Clerk with L. M,
Nash and f. J, Wood, as SuretieS were
received and referred to the City At
torney for his opinion as to the form
and sufficiency thereof.
The following bid of the WOOD
COUNTY REPORTER for the printing
of the council proceedings ETC., was
received and, on motion accepted.
Grand Rapids, Wis, May l, 1906.
To the Hon. Mayor and Common
Council,
City of Grand Rapids,
Gentlemen: | hereby agree to pub
lish the common council proceedings,
ordinances, notices ETC., at the rate of
60 cents per folio, and will insure the
publication of the same in the other
two city newspapers, the same as has
been done the past year by the Grand
Rapids Tribune.
Yours respectfully,
A. l.. FONTAINE.
The bid Of the Wood County Ma
tional Bank for the city depository
was presented in which they offer to
pay II per cent on the average daily
balance and to charge per cent on
the average daily over draft.
There was presented the bid of the
First National Bank for the city de-
pository in which they offer to pay 2
per cent on the average daily balance
and to charge per cent on the over
draft.
The bid of the First National Bank
being most favorable was, on motion,
accepted and the said bank desig-
mated the city depository for the en-
suing year.
Complaint having been made that
parties were taking sand from the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they can not reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness and that is by constitu-
tional remedies, Deafness is caused by an
inf1amed condition of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube When this tube is infamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing and when it Is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its normal
condition hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inhamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for c1rcu-
lars free. f. J. CHENEY d. CO.
~. Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, rs cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10
The First National Bank,
Grand Rapids, Wis.

ing and claying of Washington Ave.
and, on motion, the same was re-
ferred to the street committee.
There was presented the petition OF
T. J. Cooper and Martin Heindle for
the laying Of water main on Mead
street, and on motion, the same was
referred to the water works COM
mittee,
There was presented the petition
Of Andrew King and others for the
opening up of North Spruce street
and, on motion, the same was refer
red to the street committee.
There was presented the petition of
A. T. Billmyre and Alois J. Freund
for the laying Of water main on
Eleventh street and, on motion, the
same was referred to the water works
committee.
There was presented the petition of
T. w. Kruger and others praying
your honorable body to lay out and
open up an eXtention of Fourth ST.
in the third ward of the city of Grand
Rapids from it's intersection with
Madison street to the Gardner Adj
ditiOn, that is to the intersection OF
this proposed eXtention with what
was known as First street in the said
Gardeners Addition. The above petit
tion was accompanied by the follow
ing report
To the Mayor and Common Council
of the city of Grand Rapids.
Gentlemen: Your committee recon-
| mend that the prayer of the petition
| erS be granted. Signed, Gross, B.
| Hansen and Adolph Painter, street
| committee.
| On motion, the report of the COM
mittee was adopted and the prayer of
the petitioners granted with authority
to the street committee to proceed
with the work at once.
| There was presented the petition of
La Fayette Porter and others for the
| placing of arc lights as follows: One
at the southerly end Of Court House
| street and enc at the junction of E.
street, First Ave, east side. On mo-
ton, the above petition was referred
On motion, by the following vote
the clerk calling the roll the following
bills were allowed. ,-Arpin,
Getzlaff, Painter, Bossert, Kubisiak,
Jackson, Ristow, Rossier, Lyon, Hill
and Hansen. Nays,-None,
Sam Parker Is hrs. ca 15c. ......S 2 Is
A. S. Norton 80 hrs. "a 15c. 49,. sc
Anton Laske 70 hrs. ca 15c. -. 10 sc
Gus Schuman 225 hrs. (0 15c.. :. 80 Is
Nick Ernser As hrs. ca 15c. 900. Is
Chas. MargerSon and team Is hrs,
| (0 32t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
John Rasmussen Is hrs. (0 40c.. 7 &c
III, Glabka Is hrs. (0 III ........ 3 II
Labor for Apr. least side) s72 9s
Oscar Doughty $50 hrs. ca 15c.. 1897 sc
j. B. Pinnsonneau as hrs. ca 15c. 6 7t
| Carl Noetzel As hrs. ca 15c. 49,. 75
Joe Wheir l60 hrs. ca Ice :. -. "a OC
Albert Boetcher rs hrs. ca 15c.. 3 Is
Jos Breton II hrs. ca 15c 1890. l 81
Carl Bieler 20 hrs. 15c. .... 3 OF
VIM. Johnson and team SO hrs.
ca 329 80. &c 9s
@. e. DAILY and team 80 hrs. ca
SAC. ..................2 % q
Labor for Apr. (west side). S139 7s
P. McCamley, for railroad fare
to Merrill, Wis. for Mrs.
Rutledge and four children. &C
Total of Bills .S217 sc
The bills of Bossert Bros. & Co.
Drumb & Sutor, Robert Parrish &
Bros, @, E. BoleS, Gross & Lyon and
W. S. Powell were referred to the
Finance Committee.
The bills Of r. /. Philleo and f. J.
| Wood were referred to the cOmmittae
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10

For painful burn there is nothing
like DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve.
There are host of limitations of De-
Wits Witch Hazel salve on the
market-see that you get the genuine.
ASK for DeWitt'S, Good, too, for sum
burn, cuts, bruises, and especially rec
commended for piles. The name E. c.
Dewitt & Co., Chicago, is on every
box. Sold by f, L. Steib & Co. sEElKn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10

We are prepared to negotiate a
large number of Real Estate loans
at lowest rates of interest and with
terms of payment to suit the
borrower.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10

on general business and the bill of the |
Electric & Water Power Co., was re-
ferred to the water works committee. |
The following report of p. Mccain
ley, Supt. of the Poor, was received
and, on motion, accepted and ordered
spread upon the minutes:
To the Mayor and Common Council
of the city of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen: L the undersigned
Superintendent of the Poor of said
city hereby submit my report for the
year ending May /, 1906. giving you
the name ct each poor person and the
amount so received by them as fol-
lows:
Theo. Hitchcock ticket to Green
Bay. w
Paul PRESS ticket to WauSau.. l 26
Anton PraShch groceries. ....... 3 O8
VIM. Bramer medicine ......... l 90
Mrs. Paul load of wood. ....... 2 90
:. DeForge load of wood. -. 2 90
:. Cummings load of wood. 90
=. Chas. PaterS groceries. q
ST So
Of this amount $500 is chargeable
to Wood County for the support of
| nOn-residenU poor as follows:
MIS-. DeFOfge. ............. .Sl w
After deducting this amount from
the total paid out during the year
| there is a balance left of 1888 the
total cost to the city for temporary
support given to the poor.
| All of which is respectfully SUBJ
mitted,
P. MCCAMLEY,
| Supt. of Poor.
1 % ,l1
Stahl, City Treasurer for the month
Of April was received and referred to
| the finance committee.
| Grand Rapids, Wis, May l, 1906
To the Honorable Mayor and Com
Rapids,
Gentlemen: I respectfully submit
report of my office as City Treasurer
for the month of April 1906.
Apr. Bal. On hand. ..... -. S5259 50
Apr. II Reed from Jas. Keyes
| fines. .... ..... ......... 99 w
water rental. .......... 25e8 81
Apr. 80 Interest. ....... 9 16
Apr. Taxes. ................ "A o.
Abr. 30 Reed from G. e, BoleS
dog license from Gibson..... Ii 90
German Lutheran Society
sewers 7S 90
M. Sierck. sewer pipe Sold..... SO
: Cleaning sidewalk by Sierck.. sc
NJ. Sierck. sewer pipe sold. -. 16 45
G. w. P. & P, Co., flood damage Il
Dog license from Garihee..... OC
S121 0C
Total received. =. 80. 80. .S8O40 9&
Orders paid out during the .
month ..... .........,..... 1883 III
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10
THE SUNDAY DINNER

Will be served this week as usual at
the Dixon. A special menu has been
and the orchestra will at
tend as usual, tt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10

-FoH nHE-A suits Of four rooms in
the second story OF the WOOD COUNTY
RHPoRrnK brick block. For terms
and Particular inquire Of A. l..
FOntatno, TT II
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10

Umplre-WdrrG raven.
The Royal NeighborS surprised Miss
Mary KriUes at the Woodman hall
last Wednesday evening in honor OF
her birthday. She was presented with
beautiful spoon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10

farm is visiting her aunt Mrs. Geo.
Kinister this week.
An exciting game between the
High School team and the City team
took place Friday afternoon in which
the city team was badly beaten by a
score of 10 to 2. The line up was as
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10

Total Of Bills .S217 So
The bills of BoSsert Bros. & Co.,
Drumb & Sutor, Robert Parrish g.
Bros, G, E. Boles, Gross g. Lyon and
W. S. Powell were referred to the
Finance Committee.
The bills Of e. l. Philleo and E. J.
Wood were referred to the committee
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-10

Labor for Apr. (west side). S139 70
P. McCamley, for railroad fare
to Merrill, Wis. for Mrs.
Rutledge and four children. 4 60
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-27
THOUSANDS in PREMIUMS
WHAT TIE BUSINESS MEN OF GUTHRIE OFFER
TO THE FARMERS AS PRIZES

Grand Free Carnival of big Diddings" In Which the
Agricultursts Will he Rewarded by Merchants for
Cotton of All Grades and in the SeeI- And
the Best Exhibits of Corn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-27

CAL MINNER,
Proprietor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10
On (u66gt Bln6.
Wilmaufee NDe. state 8auf, Gbi-
cagD itanoier.

On al Sc blunot Sfanoinaberne
Der / Mmerifa be0it fienote 8antfor=
retninger, Milmaufee Mpenne 5tate
8nnf Chicago, bar | bpert Gal0
forelgbig itanoiet fine 8etalinger eff
ter Srore al 8pens 8anferamirer,
og efter bpa6 benne bar uetalt er
Ser life megen l16iigt til, at Sen otter
oil aabne fine Dgre.
Ser opgipes iom @rn110 til
15tanosningen, at 8onfen er blepet
beipeget al nogle at fine 6rnttionp=
rer. @bor fort set bortiptn0leoe
8elgb er pioes fife meo Siffebeo pao
bette &iospurft. Sgrit Deb set fig,
at ser fnn bar Sale ON Ell forbol0s=
bis lille Sum, $4,000, iom en- &as=
ierer, &ertng, bapbe tilpenot Jig og
flDgtet bort meo, men lenere bar set
piit Jig, at Ser er Gale ON langt
ltgrre &apitaler, Ser 11GDneS en0og 1
Million Collars iom 9efictt. Set
bar ii9r Smaafolf, min6re Sano,
lenoe og &aan6perfere, ser bap6e De-
poneret &enge I 6e11, % iaa mart
&pgtet begpnote at ipreoe fig on 2uf=
ningenL in0traf Der ct r&um" poa
8n,fen, ser cit Eio bap6e l1oieenOe
al en- feel &ebolte. Ser maatte till
tol6eS en- betpoelig @olitiitprfe for
at g%ienoprette Sr0eneu.
8onfens Yrelioe1t bar Sen / gbi=
cago bel fien0te Sorretntngsmano
Soul 8. Stenslan6, en- Moroman6,
ser I en- lang Marreffe bar p9ret npje
forbnn6et me6 6orretningslipet /
Sen nor0peltlige Del al Gbicago og
ne6 almin6elig Stllto. Set paa=
ltaaes, at Stenslano ollere6e fra
1901 maa babe peret bioen6e ON. ut
Ser foregif u(oplige Sransattioner,
og ser er uoIte6t MrreI tor6le MOS
Stens1ano og @ering. 8egge anita
ges at bore paa Sci til &ana6a.
8anfens &icepreiioent, Gbeooore
s%tenslano, cit Set al @raitoent
@tenslan6, er arreIteret, men paa
6rifoo moo &nutton. 8anfen baboe
10000 9eponenter, ser frpgter for,
at. ollie 6eres Snoifu6 er tabt. @n al
6em far begaaet Selpmor0> cit an0er1
er 500 al Siertelag. Salt bar Ser
%6eponeret $4,200,000 / @hnfen. Mf=
fGrerl1e itges at bore / cit baables
5orptrring, og 11pe ltregelmasitgbe=
ser CONNER ita6ig for 9agen.
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uorc Dafeta.

= So Men6, &pnoufter %. &art.
nell og @remier 81. @eicbel tom
forle0eu ilemt til @fa6e beo ct Sog.
lamme1itp6 paa 900 2tnien npr Da,
bis. l1bel6et ifpl0tes @ammenlteo
mellem Soget og - &ser, Der git
paa @poret og bar iaa lterft, at 5
Gogne lp6 al Sfinner11e.
- Sra @ran6 SORTS ifripes, at
@alcb County liffert / Gorbolo til
lin @terrelie er set melt belbaoen6e
County / set ganife Mor6beiten. SEQ
oeres M60e forleoen fan0t County
&omisiererne @aslen laa bugnenoe
al Benge, at 6e beilutte6e Jig til at
ne0iette Sfatteopfreoni11geu meo
$4,000, en- Sreoieoel minore ems
Sen bar ii6lte Mar.
- S 9icfinion ii06er II @uga-
BOMBER arreitereoe, bporaf 3 er t6en.
tificere0e al 8remler Sranf Stine
JON Me0lemmer Jaf en- 8an6e al $50.
bo"s, ser bar meo til ct Slagsmaal
I en- Sgmmer-GragtDogn | ct Sog for.
le0en, UNDER bptlfet 8remler 8. g.
Carr blep ifu6t ne6, me0ens Stine fit
ct 5fuolaar / Mnflen. Ser par 4
8ogabon6er / 8ognen 6engang, og
s(utbortteterne tror, at ben 45s er
imelfem Sc on6re IA.
@an6elsreiienoe 9'Gonnel al
@rano SORTS blep for nogen Sio f.
Sen, 0n ban / &eitaurationen pau 6eu
lille Citation Gn6erlin / al $nlt mo.
tog ct tarbeligt Maalti6 og iumttotg
benDtteoe 2eiligbe6er til at furtiiere
Den imuffe Spbartningspige Ser,
lfu6t / 8enet al @teoets 8eitDrer SO.
nes. san bar MI beo II. g. &etten
II Sarge facet tilfienot Jig $1,000 t
grfatning. San bab0e fife gtpet no.
gen Nnleoning til Stri0, mente Hets
ten, iaa 8eltprere for Ben 9lags 8a-
observation-disclosures mao for 5remtt'
Den fin6e Zig /, at Sc @eiien6e ilaar EFT
lille Glirt al mes 9teoets unge
sG.ienbeoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10

Sen Mnoerion Sen 15.aarige
Of Mrs. 4n1a Mnoerion, iom
bper 9 Mil Nor6pelt for @lfa6er, bIeu
forle6em fnuit UNDER en- 5laamaifiine.
Eglnmerne blep in6piflet / Denne, Der.
pe6 gtf 8oripan6et tilbage, og Dren.
gen TOM ms uf6er Maiftnen og bIep
figrt ODER.
S Dubuque fin0es ingen flere
vEramps". 90 MaDor Scbunf tog
8Dens Ediler / @9noe, gap ban $50.
%littcbefen Sr6re til u6en @faaniel at
befri 8Den for enbber, ser life funoe
paapiie lopligt grbberp, og MI er set
efter ct anitrengen6e Mrbei6e lpffe-
6es 6e1ne at faa Sen ii6ite @obo til at
rpite @tdoet al fine Sober og forla6e
6enne ntafnemlige @p.
- On ung Mon6, George @ol-
ber6, en- MillioneriGn fra &anlas,
Der opbol6t fig / 9es Moines for ct
ituoere Muiif, foripanot for nogea
Si6 ii6en fra lit 8oar0ingbus, og So
litiet gap fig til at 1e6e efter bam,
ga man troe0e at ban, ser babe
0}asier al 8enge paa fig og bar 9ia.
mantfnapper til ODER $1,000 @er6i,
bar bleben loffet n6 og mpr6et. Sou
er ban bleben f1noet %arbeioen6e for
ct &onltruftionsfompagni paa en-
Sernbaneltnie; fan bil6e Blot bloc,
bporleoes set bar at futile forge for
Zig ielp / SilfGloe al, at ban nogen'
iin6e iful6e fomme UNDER iltge Jorge,
lige Smlten6tgBeoer.
- 50 nnge Mgno, Soiepb War'
tens og 9. g. 2ocbe, figrte for no.
gen Sis ii6en / en- 8uggp as en- Sci
Lungs me6 Mtlmaufee 8anen ner
@elten, ga Sc op6ageoe Ell Sernbane-
Bro ODER er Glo6 / 6ero me6 at gaa
! @rono. S en- Start fom Sc al @og'
men og foriggte at lluffe Sloen, boor-
peo Sc fit 6eres sri fuloltenoig lpo'
1eret; 5a ct Sog 1t9rtteSe Zig Sen
en6nu br9n6en6e @ro fit Sc bette
}tan6iet / poerite 9ieblif, og be6 ill.,
ilen6e @ielp, blep 8ranoen felt fluff.
fet, iaa Soget fun6e fortiatte lin Bel.
gfn mente Sc to unge Wen6, at Sc /
set min6Ite fun6e faa @ritatntng bos
Sernbaneiellfabet for 6eres e6elagte
Egi; men bette bar bt6in6til p9gret
fig be6 at betale DEM en- Gent.
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Sreffense.

&e0 Sprpitepreoen / en- lille 8p
lulfe0e nogle al Man0ltabet oper til
en- nerliggenoe @eonrtniug for at
oritfe en- 8aier. Spreitefpreren, Der
babe bemarfet 6ette, ileoe bag efter
Dem og raobte, i0et ban troaote in6:
,&al6er S set at ipreite?" uMa
nej," fif ban til voet faloer III
at luffe!"
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J%nooonoring &c 6O0s'nl
Gn Sale Deo 8eorsia SSnonitrial Msi
aonDention, SUM- 1906.
gf ~, 9. @iebaros, 9anb & SS11bnltri
Mgent Spntbcrn &ailmag.
Spoen far intet pigtigere Spdrgs-
,maal at lpie en0 set ON SilfprIeI al

Spoen bar tntet pigtigere Spprgg-
maal at leie enb set ON Silfpriel al
Mrbeiosfraft. Sen Sto ltgger life
langt tilbage, 90 Sp0en bapbe til
itreffelig Arbeiosfraft for ollie 6or-
maal. Si0en er Ser inbtraabt en-
iaa ~gien1emgriben0e Goranoring, at
man ltuar operfor en- belt mooiat 5i-
tuation. 8t buffer ollie, ser bar to
Man0 on bber Sob, ioag bar ri to
uSSobs" for bper Mano. @ru11oen er
.iffe l10ban0ring fra 5D6en, %inarere
Mnbringelie al &apital ! rpe Mrbeios<
felter, u6pioelie al ti6ligere gntre-
priier, 8rug for flere Golf ems bio<
til.
Ser foregaar uimo6iigeligt Ell be-
tpoelig Snopanoring til 5poen, efter
ltgrre Moaleitof en6 Sen operfla0tife
antager. Set fan fees al
Sp0ens iamle0e in6ultrielle Stati-
itif;; men Sen er life laa let at lie me0
9iet paa ct iaa itort 2an0omraaoe,
bpor ser fan fife itore 6oran0rtnger
u0en at Ser lagges Merfe 6ertil.
5tillingen / Gp0en er ioug laaleoes,
at ri boyer burtigere, ems ri lelp pe0
ONT set.
Ser / @p6en er ri interesiere6e /
at faa Ell Sn6panoring, ser er billig
til at arbei6e, og Sc mango 6oran=
0ringer ber / Sc ii6ite faa @ar tiener
til at bt6loffe en- &asie 6olf meo be-
granieoe Mioler, ser ipger &iem /
ct 2an6, iom fan ernGre. 6em og bill
gipe Sem ct go6t @jem for en- lap
Yris.
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mtsconftt.

- Heodtt9r I Sprtng @robe,
Minn., @eral6> 81. g. 0lIon> fon1,
ifripes fra Ga Grosie> ilemt til eta.
Sc forle0en poa en- &icnic me6 fin
6amilie til &tcefor6 Greet UNDER
|5orieg paa at binore tit 5oripano /
at Lobe l6bif. @an blep tnooifIet
|Sbmmerne, l(ebt flere @un6re0e 500
ODER Stof % Steu og bar beoioit,
Igs / flere Simer oerefter.
| - 9e merteltgite sGg man taf
tenfe Jig, bltber for Si6en uoitillet
al Mrs. 8eter Melroie / ga1 Claire
/ ct 2ofalbla6s @in6uer. 9e er lite
itort lterre en6 alminoeIige 9@g, men
er felt l1imone paa y%6erifallen, gaar
op og ne0 8plgelinie iom ielpe Slip.
perne be6 Gibraltar. Garpen er OF.
iaa u%alminoelig, en- Slngs ble9rd6
&nl6r. &pnep, Ser logger Sem, er al
Elpmoutb &ocf Gacen. Snobenoig &c
9Ggge11e iom alle ar0re sgg og ima=
ger u6mprfet.
= @n Suoeler fra Ma6tion, So.
lepb 8ar0enbeier, ser for tire Maa-
ne6er itoen tom 6ertil fra Chicago
forlo6 for nogen Sto it6en Bpen meo
cit Man6, ser u6gap Jig for 6armer,
og iom bab0e engageret bam til at
reparere ct l1br uoe pan Garmen. 81,
Sen bgrtes Ser intet til bam, men MI
er bans balpt opleite Sig funoet ONT,
trent 4 Mile fra Maoiion meo ollie
Eegn paa, at ser bar fun6et en- b9f-
tig Scamp @te6, og at ban er blepe,t
mDr6et. 8%ar6enbeier oar "A @ar
81. omtret 6 SOB bdi og beie6e
1876 Nun6. SON bar lan6ipnligpis t
fDiiif @eniee,t6e Ben ltgrIte Mano /
Ufa6tion.
~ 5or ferite @ang / Gbippepa
Sails Stitorie er 8pens @pillebuler
blepen rp6oe0e al 8olitiet. Sen bar
altio iioen Sens ferite Gage iom en
alminoelig Sfopbugit-2eir in6til MI
blepen bol6t IDIOT aaben", % 90
Spillerne for ct 8ar Maaneoer iioeu
al 8pens 9iitrict Mttornep fit 6en
f6rite Min6elie om, at set mi bar pu1
Si6e at iagttage 2obene, breo 6e Jig
fell berom og be6bleb at ipille. Qua
forleoen in6gap en- fremragen6e Gor-
retningsman6 &lage ODER, at BON
babbe tabt itore GUNNER / @ptl, %
5beriffen fit ga Sr0re til at gao
trengt til 8nrfs. On flor &a55ia
fan6t @te6 og ollie 5ptllereofaberne
fonfiifereoes; ct &ar Sage efter gil
Sc ollie op / Reg peo en- flor Auto6ait
] paa 8pens gorb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10

@rs. I. fommer ino / cit fulo
Sporpogn; I set iamme refer Scr.
8 Jig.
Mrs. T.: rmei refs Semi life,
ajpre! 8ebol6 Geres &laos."
Scr. 9. Qi0t f%orlegen): uSa Eat,
men leg ifa[ al her,"