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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
TO Be Held Il El,sudais SIX Days BesinnlBs
August 10Th.


August 10Th.
The Dickey County Teachers In
stitute will be held in Glendale, Aug.
1924 inclusive. Pres. w. M. Kern
will conduct the institute with Prof.
Willis E. johnson, Prof. w. NJ. Bryant
and Miss Alice F. Fisher as assistants.
This corps Of instructors will insure a
valuable institute.
Pres. Kern has demonstrated his
ability as conductor and we expect
interesting and inspiring lectures from
him at this session. He will take
charge of the subject of school man
agement as the text, Seeley's New
School Management, one of the Reading
Circle books for the coming year.
Prof. Willis E. johnson is vice preSi-
dent Of the Northern Normal, Aber-
deem, s. D., and was formerly con
nected with the Mayville Normal He
is author Of new book on Mathe-
matical Geography which has been
selected as one Of the Reading Circle
books for the coming year. He will
review the book at the institute. He
is full of enthusiasm and teachers will
be afforded rare opportunity to profit
from the wide range Of information
possessed by him. He win also teach
the subjects of history and grammar.
Prof. Bryant of the University was
with US last year and left his impress
On the schools Of Dickey county by bis
helpful instruction in penmanship ane
arithmetic. He has been asked Il
come again to US in order that teachers
who did not grasp his methods fully
last year may do SO and that othel
teachers may be strengthened. HI
also teaches civics. &
4 Miss Alice j. Fisher, who was con
nected with the Valley City Norma
last year, will have charge Of primar.
methods in reading, numbers and lang
a uage. She is considered very goo
4 in these subjects.
il Every teacher, actual and prospec
'ltive, who intends teaching in Dicke
n county during the next year must at
tend the full session Of the institute
j; Plan to be on time Monday morning a
!. ten o'clock and remain the entir
six days.
Mrs. G. M. Lowell,
4 80 Sllnt. 0f Sch0oIa
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01
BALL NEWS OF THE WEEK

The Cakes Athletics still continue
their winning streak. They celebrated
their home coming by defeating the
Britton team two games on their own
grounds by the scores Of to 2, and 8
to 2. All that needs to be said is that
Britton was simply outclassed, as they
never looked dangerous.
The Aberdeen Stars also undertook
to lower their percentage few days
later, but they were foiled in their at
tempt, as the Oakes team simply ran
away with them from the call Of play.
The first game was slow throughout
and very uninteresting, although the
score was kept down to 6 to 8.
The next day the boys were ordered
to play the game, and the consequence
was grand parade all the afternoon,
the game finally ending 26 to l for
Oakes. Most every player on the
Aberdeen bunch took hand in throw
ing 'em across, and all were treated
alike, as they will not let the pass ball
by, the rule was, out to the fence.
The Oakes boys must have rabbits
foot hidden about their clothes. The
games with Breckenridge the past two
days ended as they all have been end
ing lately. Breckenridge came up
strengthened for the bout, and although
the team played good ball the Athletics
played better. The score:
RH e
oakes o0ox-4 4 6
Bre' e'kenri'geO 0 o 1 0 OOPS 3 3
! Bennett and Lynch, Schraudenbach
and Anderson.
! HE
Cakes 2oo12o1ox-6 s i
Bre'kenri'ge0 5000 100000 8 6
! Hanson and Lynch, Anderson and
Anderson.
The Oakes team goes to Staples for
games on the 3rd and 4th, and on the
'7th and 9Th will play with Alexandria.
On the way back, another game will
undoubtedly be played at Breckenridge.
! The team up to date has played 4a
games being defeated 9 times out of
that number and winning IA out of the
!; last Is played.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01
HON. II. ]. MALLO DRY
PASSES TO HIS REST
One Of States Best Citizens Dies
at Grand Forks.
Wa, Member of Territorial Legislature Two
Terms. Also County Commissioner
4 Two Terms Lived an
4 Exemplary ute.

Grand Forks Herald, July 26th:
II. j. Mallory died at the home Of
i E. E. Rorapaugh, 1924 University av-
enue, yesterday morning about four,
O'Clock, aged "a years. Deceased was
born in New York state and was mar
sried in Levarina, N. Y, to Rebecca e.
Coddington, and three children blessed
the union, two daughters and one son.
One daughter died fourteen years ago.
With the other Mrs. E. E. Rorapaugh,
the deceased has made his home for the
past five years. The son resides at
Buffalo, N. z. s
Mr.. Mallory came to Oakes, N. D.,
from New York twenty-three years
ago. He took prominent part IN the
affairs Of the county and was q MEM
ber Of the territorial Legislature for
\ two terms. He was also commissioner
of Dickey county for two years.
He was a thoroughly honest man
and lived according to the golden rule.
He was an ardent temperance advo-
cate andexerted good deal Of influence
toward the enactment of anti-liquor
legislation in North Dakota. Since re-
moving to Grand Forks his health has
not been very good and he has lived
quietly.
He &eaves widow and two children,
already mentioned, to monrn his loss.
He was member Of the Presbyterian
church. 81
The funeral win be held this after
noon 1t two, o'clock from the residence
1924 University avenue. Rev. w. H.
Matthews will officiate.
Mr.. Mallory was respected AND
honored citizen of Dickey county until
five years ago when he moved to Grand
Forks. He was president of the Dickey
County Sunday School Association
until his removal from the county, and
it is due to his untiring work that the
association stands today as the most
progressive for Sunday school work II
the state. He was interested in al
good work and left an impress fol
higher and better things wherever he
moved Dickey county friends learned
Of his death with much regret.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01
CITY LOCAL.

Mrs. George Burrows is visiting m
Fargo this week. +
!. Editor Maltby Of Forman is spending
the week in Cakes.
E.,A. Moe returned Friday from a
business trip to Minneapolis.
J. w. Phifer, the optician, will be at
his Office Aug. 10th and 11th.
E. j. Walton made a business trip
by auto to Ellendale yesterday.
Fred Babcsck and wife are taking in
the sights at Fargo this week.
Glenn Hyatt left Tuesday for Fargo
to see what the interstate fair was
doing.
Geo. Norbeck, accompanied by his
wife and baby, came down from Lisbon
Monday
Charley Moore is making a splendid
improvement to his barn by putting in
concrete floors. That with the con-
crete sidewalk in front, and the cross
walk, and sidewalk in front of Tuthill's
warehouse makes that end Of second
street the more attractive.
w. j. Harrison, travelling salesman
for the American Bank Protection Co.,
gave an exhibition Saturday of the cleo
tric burglar alarm system which that
company had just installed in the First
National Bank. Many people called
during the day to look into the workings
of the system and were thoroughly
satisfied that the vault was entirely
burglar proof. The steel lining of the
vault is charged with electricity and
to tamper with the workings in any
way sets off q system Of alarms that
would wake up the entire neighbor-
hood. Only FIVE attempts have SO far
been made, out Of 1000 installed, and
the alarm has been sounded every
time and the burglars foiled. There
are a systems Of this kind already in
the banks Of this state.
v Oakes is to have q second news
paper. j. NJ. Kellogg, who was
formerly with the Wisconsin Grain &
Stock Co, win.be editor and publisher
and he plans to have the first issue out
about the middle Of August. He was
down in Minneapolis last week and
purchased q plant, which will be in-
stalled in the Office to be vacated by
the Star Land Co. Mr.. Kellogg has
been q resident Of this city for the
past two years, is q young man who
easily makes friends, and will no doubt
make . success in the business. Some
years ago he published . paper at
Evarts, s. D., and left the newspaper
work to take q position with . COM
mission firm. The Times expects the
most cordial relations with the new
papsr. which the publisher anticipates
calling the Oskes Jouraal Il, !, ! S; 4.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01
The Banner County,

W. A. Caldwell Of Monango, at
tended the state Sunday school con-
vention in Fargo last week and brought
home the state banner to Dickey
county, it being the most progressive
county in Sunday school work.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01
Sample Threshing Rig.

"A sample j 7 /. Case threshing rig has
arrived at our warehouse in Glover.
All steel and fire proof. Call and see
it. Larson & Clemenson.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01

Pins were introduced in the SIX
teenth century.
Then they were costly and highly
priced as gifts.
# A paper Of pins was more acceptable
than a bouquet.
An act was passed in 1543 making II
illegal to charge more than eightpence
q thousand Tor metal pins.
Persons Of quality often used pins
made Of boxwood, bone and silver,
while the poor put up with wooden
skewers. 593
f In those day husbands were often
surprised at the great amount of mon.
ey that went for pins; hence the term
.pin money"
Not 20 many years ago the frugal
American housewife was wont to teach
pin economy BY teaching her children
that canny couplet "see pin and
pick It up, all the day youth have good
sluck.n-Philadslphia Record.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01
WHEN FATHER PLAYED BALL
The smell OF arnica is strong,
And mothers time Ia spent

The smell OF arnica Is strong,
And mothers time Is spent
In rubbing fathers arms and back
With burning liniment.
!, The house is like druggists shop,
Strong odors fill the hall.
And day and night we hear him groan
Since father played baseball.
He's forty past, but he declared
That he was young as ever,
And in his youth, he said, he was
A baseball player clever.
So when the business men arranged
A game they came to call
On dad and asked him II he thought
That he could play baseball.
II haven't played in fifteen years." !;
Said father. ''but know i
That I can stop the grounders hot,
And I can make the throw. I,
used to play corking game: $
The curves-1 know them all,
And you can count on me. you bet, =
; To join your game of ball. Y
On Saturday the game was played. !:
And all of us were there.
Dad borrowed an old uniform
That Casey used to wear.
He paid three dollars for glove,
Wore spikes to save fall;
He had the makeup on all right
When father played baseball.
At second base they stationed him.
A liner came his way.
Dad tried to stop it with his knee
And missed double play.
He threw into the bleachers twice,
He let pop fly fall;
Oh, we were all ashamed of him
When father played baseball
He tried to run, but tripped and fell.
He tried to take throw;
It put three fingers out Of joint,
And father let 1t go.
He stopped grounder with his face.
Was spiked, nor was that all.
It looked to US like suicide
When father played baseball.
At last he limped away, and now
He suffers in disgrace;
His arms are bathed in 1iniment;
Court plaster hides his face.
SHe says his back is breaking and
His legs won't move at all.
It made wreck Of father when
He tried to play baseball.
The smell Of arnica abounds,
He hobbies with cane;
A row Of blisters mar his hands;
He is in constant pain.
But, lame and weak as father 10,
He swears he'll lick US all
II we dare even speak about
y The day he played baseball.
st Detroit Free Press.
T. = Z a E.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-08-01

III Mesdames Berg and Dickinson and
Miss Volla Hall were visitors from
Fullerton Friday. III 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

Com Ben og Sober Dor BON Iise.
loo flor. Sffe rogen rig Ma1o bar
ban. Sum buube life uo9en Sper.
Hoo at gipe Of. Men gap of I'm Sat.
tigoonk On title, Iieefrem, branrfri
Wlanos bar BON Gg Dor Sorg og
bans Born o. GfterIaotes Sorg Jim.
Der flin peo @Iaoen / 9euibitbeten
ON, at ban mi bar ct berltst Siem !
CUBS eget 4drabis. Obi bbab er
DDoen2 Get en- en- Sspn iom Seius
ieIp Tiger. 90 Sebm er en- SpiIe.
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Oct iffe IRftser mort Scat. 9ei, oct
er ben friife, Ipfe, opfriftenoe Mor-
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De fleite, og mango bulfeoe bsit.
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tale ipileoe Organift Yaailien os
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fra Snmline Semtporp, Cutler Col.
.Iege, @fSgbes 8prn, 8aftcr g. q.
@lilfron, "3ecorab-gcften" "Stan.
.binauen~s llbeibere os tibIi9ere 8oI.
.leeaer reo 8Iobet, "Spmra", og Here.
&iten bIeb oerpoa baaret no.
Conn 2igbGrere og MaarfbaIler fun.
eereoe Or. o. 81. Sorriioa, On. &c.
Remnlen, Or. q. Doe, Or. s. 2inSos,
&ebpftsr 8re1tao, 8rofesfor $.
Sanfen 90 gobntat Slof 6. Rop
iaut CONNER 8. SO. 3orriion.
8eo Den meS Gpiggrsut og De man.
9e tilierote &rarie og @lomfter De.
forerebe @rao boa SamiIiens @rop-
iteo paa Nt. SIine @raDLlno forret.
teoe 8oftor 81rlliron. 8oitor S. 9.
8otbne itbtalte en- Saf poa Samiliens
@egre for Den ftore 9eItogeIie og Den
Spmpatbi iom bar oft.
SCR og efter Br9itens Gale Sang
&rnrtetten.
gii9tteIien befergeSeS al Sbnn1p-
ION Bros. - ("Sfan6.")
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Qnbuo paa Gemmer.

Observation-Disclosures @arfteLb meb'
Seler, at gnbatb paa omfrin9 to 0hl'
Homer 500 ReSfalostsmmer paa be
10 Seftirter Sfoglarib pao Seed
Safe Srtbioner Reierpotior pil MOB.
toges poa gafs 2dfe 9anofoHtor mo.
til 16Se SitIt &Ioffen A @ftermibbag,
@uSte Dag aubnes anbnioene. 0isie
fam ourfutte erten errfeIte Seftimner,
en- @ratppe at Seftioner eIIer BET belle.
Sen Iirrimlmspris, iom oil bIt of.
cepteret tor Suiohurli er 81 pr. Su'
iinb og for norif Satrr So Gnbo'
oerne una Itrar beponere 20 Srocent
of anbllbsiiumtrerv 90 De, bois gr.
bltS afcepteres, forbpbes at blpgge no
get ftaaenbe Sstnmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Barnet CT MA ct
SiIeoe paa Sunpbco.

-geit Barns anIiet 90 SnIS a bGt'
Eel AT HsneuDe Sub liat eczema % bun
leo frnateI1g puer ct aar. Sea tg hens
he I'll iIere 3reer % til foritieutgc Gols
leacs til iuscr stptte. ga bIeu Gutiturns
Tthlcrne dnbefdIebc til mig al getiS
g., iom i~ortGIte mig hporleoes DC
binlp benbc. Ses brrete bet fife itrar.
ha ieg bnune brugt iaa uIange d1lore
gRiSIer uOeu gunItigt 9tefuLtat. tiliiSIt
prspeSc iea guticurd SGbe, Sutlelird
Ointment og Gutiaira 8eIoIoeTt 8tus
90 iii min SurbGl1elie merteoe ies Sors
beDrim. Otter at lanc brlipt ire Seifer
df Guhcura Ointment tiliacmeo SGben
% Bills aIdher oet mig at ifBc, at bun
or et dIoeIcS furiTisligt Barn og CT Bill
lebe Of SatnSbcS. Stg oil mco @9bc
Inoe Gem offentltesyre bette gioneS'
bbro. 6a iea oil life, at andre fan faa
famine @durL iom ot ut % be ian
brrc ois pan, ies oil aubefnIe benz me9et
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life ficnSsr. gers. q. 6. 8reltItr, III
g. HrtoEu q, Chicago, Sn., 20Se ps
80te> on. 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
SoIfots 9agperf.

StoSig fomner MebSeIelier ON
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beleIier fig at ppre feilo9tige. go.
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en- fortr9ffdig SeIbreo. San ituGr
bier Wsurgen np &l. s, Iprier en- lei
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rer en- Sime, ufte urer, og bentrroh
aG. 10 begpnber ban ino fin Slrbeios'
bag. Sort e~ielmemIGier ban go
item, ofteff pnt9ibet al i'm 5omilie
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rig Soa I9ier ban itpe Iptier; pac
benne MnnSe bliner ban fsrit f9rote
meo 8oIt og apiier beb 12-SiSet
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tit @rbeioso9relie. Sor SiSen er
ban bnientlie beifFpfttset ueo er
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ioo andre IiterPre llbfait UNDER Gr'
beioe. Seo 3-Sioen pleier iaa Sol
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til SoIjtoi % bliper ~urtoerpiit al BAN
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fig ion efter fit omfonasrige gerf tt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

Rorman Aifte, Tom er Gan
6eIsreiienoe for Sectional Biscuit
60. % bar fit SoIbepunft / Grand
MapiSs, @ihisari,. Tom | Sbn6aga
biem fai1men meo fin Ssifer, GIa.
rife, Tom er Steuoeraf | 8. M. & ct.
Saul ganens aontpr | Chicago. 90
fom biem for at bore titIteSc peb FIN
grooer Serberts Graduation peo De.
corab Ssiifole.
SsIeenoe GIeber fra Ct. Olaf
College / 9ortbfipIb, iout bar berne.
DC | 2srbags i anIebning 8pIbipilei
meIlem ct. Olaf oe Cutler College,
aflosSe "9oiten" er, @iiit: Sarbobl,
S. SetIie, q. 8eterion, ailen, gopb,
Gimoerion, o. Sbompionz ailoabI,
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Den anben Srilnftsfoneert
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ten, os ba Der bar goot @eir os flor
8eeeiitrtng ODER 9oiebdGIipillet, bar
Der en- Wnnsoe Memeifer tilitebe.
Wufffforpiet baooe 10 Stpffer paa
programmed, men maatte gine flere
~Grtranurtere. Oct itore aor bar o.
faa paa 8roeramm1et for TO Sange,
men efter at babe flinset Dem, matte
o9ina oct eipe en- ertra Gang.
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Wiai en- geftiIing fra Rartin Sol.
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porion bapbe I9it SIR. Bears Gper'
tisiement | "9ecorab-9 Soften 90
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fro, bniIfet paa cit og ianune Eib be.
bier, at bet lsnner fig at aDertere, og
at 0tr. Bears 8arer gisr SpIbeit for
fig operalt.
2iitber 2eng,,e I ben Soreneoe
airfes @enisbeb itnoerboIbt gaie-
bail SpiIlerne fra ct. Olaf College
I @irfen8 9oiemert 9sroags @ften.
Ger ierperebes Iette Gorfriifniuger
uf See Gream 4ager o.i.p. Oct er
pent al 2utber 2eagi,e of piie GIeper.
ne fra Samfinbets College, at De er
pelfomne til gpen. Slere at Dem
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GoIleeets Campus, men ole 9oIb-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
St. Olaf College.

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Ieee bespnoer 9srSae ben sSe Slmi
90 oarer til 2srSag Sen t5Se Sinri
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81. 7.30 GfSerl
9Sroag ben f6Se: Srtlnfsfonceri
ai Sprrorfstreti College nrben &I,
100 Hfteu.
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sieipcrs's gcsrascIie.

@roFeSior 2poer SiefperS's gesro.
belie foresif Srebos Gftermibhag fra
Siemmet pao 3iner Street. On flor
5oriamiine af Sietpers's @errner %
aienoinger Der frp 9pen bar frem.
mebt for Of piie bom ben iioiie 9gre,
og en- aiebom af inuiffe aranie bar
ienot til bans aiite. ale bans gern
bar fonmet biem til @egrapetien
meb llnotaeelie al Mrs. Barpiaineit
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bafreite og rigeite Srsitens Sro, iom
fltnbe rettes til De isrgenbe Otter.
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ifient 9e6en rdr fpmmet meget
pIuoieIiet, bar Der mangt, Tom tn.
oeoe paa, at afosoe bapbe pentet ben.
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iou ~forrettebe oe b~eisreebe Sorbpaa.
fnftrIfen-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
9ecprab Dg Smeglt.
Zen 8bie yuni 1907.
Zen e~ieftriifc Sune.

; StsIge "WsatnerpoIis Solrrtdl"
bsgturSte.IS et ~tirfeIige @~rn6eringSar'
beibe pou Msinneopolis, 9fpdeiter &
Entbuque eIeftriife Bone ! Ntiunenno'
lis Sirs0og @fternrthHog- Ger nar
en- GroceSSurrdf etftor SO Seltesfmfi
2utooeisIcfauptio, eu @un1ertngS'
utdftiue 90 en- &rrfte 8Ogue fm 8rrr
no i'd 2efpert ne5 2puoofeoeien to D6'
isnoenfor gpe- Ger fdftebeS Den
fsde Sfnffe Soro 90 Dem nugget ON
talte 8ane beggubte at bIfoe til Dir
Saisben. "Dan 8ath air Cine,
fom ben fables biI bIipe oeir fsritG
eTeftriBee9one ITO fra SOtltngbperne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Get ME Sampffib "Garrnania" al

Set nse Sampifib "Gar,mania" al
Ganarb 2iniea, oct itprfte Sampifib
/ @erbeu meS RE 9ropeaere, oil ieiIe
fra SEEM Yorf EirsSog ben 1sbe
Se1tni. ct fort Iutal georSu9nb fra
@orboeiten oil gisre @eiien meb bette
Glib. Gptarrftoqren afeaar fru Weiu-
neapoIis 2srbog ben 15be S,rnt pia
Chicago % 9insarnfalSet. Sor
narnrere SpIpsuing benpeno Gem
til giuparb 9iriens 9ofuIosert eILer
til Sppebfpnturct. Grneit GarIep,
geitprer, Metropplitam SIbsy Iiu.
neapplis, Ninu. r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Sale Sal.

ct. GI1f college ibile6e 2grSog
@qiebdu mco 2utber GoIIcae, %
Gpiaet hoI6t cr. oUernr0entItg itor
TSoriudtng / ipGuot TyorDeutning
belt fl bet iiSite. q. GIof fl fin
fcnte WGuno rru6t / igoenoe "Sn.
uinq" % 9utber If FIN isrite @onS
inien6e Stunning" man moatte Der.
Tor ipile en- ertra Cunning, eg Oct
Igtfe0es 2utber at fun eu9fun6 rlnSt
% btn6eS pinet. Spiuet meIIem 6iSie
Colleges er uItib iuteresiaut, men
iRr iaar, ba SpiQerne pao begge
Sioer er ioa ieongOOe. Gen iiOite
"Snme" Deb Sutber College iaar ipiI.
les M pau SnSoag meo 8utter fra
Upper $OtUo College / 6apette. De
oanot oOer q. Olaf 5reOaa mreo 5
mob 4, fac man peuter ct ipPn.
beuoe SRLS usOag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

Oct sif up ! up, Sommeren (til
Ell for Srpeui arftget 8aenfpuo)
"Som leg ier al @terte cr Se ltruf'
fet 8 9onee fsr-for ~Iigreube Sirbrp'
oelier."
anfIngebe: "Su, men Serfom 9s
Ter nstsre otter. faa hi Se ftuSe, al
Ha,erSjSthhrg3 Gaaseso eSnols
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
&ruffimttpueir


; ltpter Sotpo Sooner GomporrtE
TmnHing, iom Hen Soelngt for en-
TIo fiSeL I'd bEine 9ieuofbpg9et
9outnuiet bar faaet &upttnIrfter
Chicago til at Tooe ct artbrtuge $50
600 I SoretneeTtoet poa @etntgelC
Of. at 8aurub og @mtton toger &f'
tier for $4,000. 9tsfe Sitter ibdl
bore fsrFte 9riuritets Bombs / Gn'
lGpoet. On Srlgenisr nor her $irs,
hug o. iou Ooer oct pnatSltfte Stel
fHr ben ugc 9Eunrtrg, og han critic
peoe Steht FOR at bpre ~uogrrrtet beI
fffffet fcr' en- fart % iiffer 9rrmt1tg
% Oct oerttes. at 6oIf / 9ecorab oq
8dutou bcreoSaIig oiI tegne fig fpr
BEN ltSfrpoeDe Slat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Staffars Barns 4ns
iigt fIgebe frpgtelig.

stnfst % Sais oaiiet Of tuiiemertt SnO =
9ts frnstrIist = Roasrtu tps btnbt til to
SGstr % Colleges til iugtn Rpttt @ds
fteoe Srotu Saa Rtoidntr = gtmrtr iiIs
raaSrse GHticura. gfinltrnt %