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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
ALIAS MONS.

In the district court of the Twelfth judicial
district of the state of Montana, in and for the
county of Chouteau.
Michael Clancy, plaintiff, W. James r. Green,
defendant.
The state of Montana sends greetings to the
above named defendant:
.You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
plant In this action, which 10 filed in the office
Of the clerk of this court, q copy Of which is
herewith served upon you in the county where
you reside, and to file your answer and serve Q
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service of this summons,
exclusive Of the day of service; and in csse Of
your failure to appear or anewer. judgment will
be taken against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Said action 10 brought to recover the sum of
six hundred dollars that the plaintiff loaned to
you. the said defendant, for your accommodation
and at your special instance and request, on the
10Th day of January, A. D. 1906, ct the town of
Chinook, county Of Chouteau, state Of Montana,
together with interest thereon from the said 29th
day of January, A, D. 1905, ct the rate Of eight
per cent. per mum that the defendant has not
paid the said sum of $500, or any part thereof,
although frequently demanded by plaintiff to
pay the same, and that the eame ie now due.
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
sr., court this Sd day of October. A. d.
ShAA' 1907. CHAS. II. BOYLE,
Clerk.
b. L. Powers, attorney for plaintiff.
Fret publication, October 4. 1907.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Teachers Express Appreciation.

The teachers who attended the joint
institute held at Havre last week
adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas: The teachers Of Valley
and Chouteau counties in Institute as.
sembled have found these meetings to
be the ''best ever" and
Whereas: It is but courtesy that
we express u appreciation to those
who have made this pleasure possible:
Be it resolved:
That we extend our hearty thanks
to the Instructors for the earnest and
interesting manner in which their re.
psective subjects have been presented,
and that We assure them of our hearty
cooperation in better educational
conditions of Montana;
That we congratulate the sup.
eri~ntendents Miss Atkinson and Miss
Otis, ON the success of their efforts to
make the Institute both interesting
and appropriate and that we endorse
the joint institute plan;
That we thank the people of Havre
for the interest they have manifested
and for their uniform kindness; the
business men for the many courtesies
extended, and the St. Marks Guild
for SO delightfully."- entertaining us;
That we heartily endorse Supt.
Harmon's position relating to the
course of study and the action OF the
state commission in the selection OF
the new text books. Be it further
resolved:
That we appreciate the courtesies OF
the press extended to us in advertising
the Institute and that a copy of these
resolutions be printed in the papers
of Valley and Chouteau county, also
that these resolutions be entered ir
the minutes of the meeting.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Crops Pay For the Land.

According to adviceo from Fergus
county, ONE of the grain crops raised
in that part Of Montana this season
will more than pay the cost of the land.
The Lewistown News says:
The big grain crop of Messrs. Stone,
Long, Hilger and Mach, which was
grown on the bench four miles west of
THE city, has just been threshed. The
400 acre field yielded IA, 4S5 bushels of
No. l hard wheat, which is quoted at
50 cents ia Lewistown today. The
crop is thus valued at Sl3, 500. The
gentlemen contempt ate keeping a large
amount of the wheat in granaries until
later, when they expect 81 a bushel
for the wheat. Three years ago the
gentlemen purchased two sections of
land. on which the big crop was
grown. for Sl2 $500, or $40 per acre.
This years crop is more ,han enough
to pay for the entire tract. In 1903
the same piece of ground was sold to
the Helena bank by Charles Lehman
for 1000. This illustrates how land
values in this part of the state are in
creasing. Raising % bushels OF 93c
cent wheat ~ $40 land pays.
A similar instance of successful
farming ia Cascade county is reported
by the Great Falls Leader in this
news item:
Walter Goodman is in the city from
his farm on Belt creek, aboce Arm
ingtou, near Goodman. looking after
the delivery of his wheat crop to the
Royal Milling company in this city.
Mr.. Goodman, from so acres of land
this season, threshed $500 bushels Of
Al hard wheat, ar average OF 56t
bu shells per acre. The entire yield has
been sold to the Royal Milling com.
pany of this city at from 50 TO sl.O5
per bushel, netting Mr.. Goodman in
round numbers 1880.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Paternal Duties.

Modern life with its haste and
hustle leaves too little time for the
home late from business, tired and
peevish, and cannot devote much time
to his children, even If he would. An
other has had enough of the cares and
worries of the day and seeks dissipa-
ton outside the home. Yet fathers
can give their children something bet
ter than money; they can give them
selves.-Deutsche Monatschrift.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
A Valley County Homicide.

A Glasgow dispatch to the Great
Falls Tribune says Frank Flanagan,
better known as "Kid' Flanagan, was
shot and killed Monday night by Mack
Hunter at the latter's ranch, a few
from Glasgow. Hunter claims tina. he
shot in self defense, and the evidence
seems 70 substantiste his claim.
Flanagan, who had just been re-
leased from the ~penitentiary. where he
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23

had served a term for shooting AL
Laoonnet. was quarrelsome and des-
perate when under the influence of
liquor. He had long been q member
OF a smoking up" gang and was
mixed up in many trans actions in
volving shadowy title to horses and
cattle.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23

Chinook Opinion: The suspect who
was held at Minot last week for the
local authorities, was discovered not
to be the man who was wanted and
was released. One of the men who
had worked for Sprinkle Bros. with
Jack Dietz went down to identify the
man who was being held there and re.
ported that it was not Dietz.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Theodore Faller, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executor of the estate and last will and tesla.
ment of Theodore Fsller, deceased, to the credit.
orr Of, and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the neces.
sary vouchers within four months after the first
publication of this notice to the said executor al
his office in the city Of Fort Benton, in the county
of ChOuteau.
w. 8. TOWNER,
Executor of the estate Of Theodore Faller, de
ceased.
Dated September 25, 1907.
First publication Sept. &c, 1907.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23

The Ladies' Aid will hold their fair
December 9th.
John Mcdowell, of Gold Butte, who
is among the visitors in town. reports
that about $50 cars Of beef from the
Sweet Grass hills viii! be shipped 20
market within the next few days.
A dispatch from Glasgow says Fire.
man Kinney, Of the Grva. Northern,
was seriously injured a; Wagner. his
head striking the mail crane while he
was leaning out of n" cab window.
His recovery is con-id 'l"u drlbttul.
a recent sheep dea. ia ,he Marias
coun,ry is the sale Of aotu: > loo two
yea,-uid ewes by j. e. .uru-r. Of
Beatrice. u, So 90 Per lead. Mr..
| ] 200 lambs at - 50 with ) per cent
cut.
/. i reported FROM Cuiberteon that
a iaim agent of the Grea. Northern
is adjusting the los>e, of ranchmen in
that vicinity, whose hay and other
property was destroyed 10 recen, prai.
rie fires. Mos of IN. claimants are
receiving 500 per ,ou Tor hay that
was burned in the stack
A record price for lambs is reported
in a Dew, l!em from Beaverhead
county, which says E. 0 Selway Of
Dillon, recently sold to an eastern
buyer an outfit Of abuu. 5000 head at
an average OF 81 80 per head. They
were March lambs of the Co.swold
breed. The outfit was sold at FIVE
cents per pound. and mad aa aveage
weight of 874 pounds.
The October term Of district court
opened today, the hearing of applica.
tons for naturalization being the
principal bushes. acted at the
morning session. The court acted
favorably bpon the petitions presented
by the following applicants: n. H.
Bingham, Carson C%orrigau. A. Des.
Champs, Joseph Dolan, G. Ehii, o. j.
Jones, w. L. Linton, Francis Dalton
and Frank Rotika. Two other appli'
cations were Continued.
Walter Brown, the we'll known
stockman of Box Elder, informs VI
that a. large " of range along the
high line has been destroyed by fires
started by sparks from locomotives,
Mr.. Brown states tina. the alleged
freguards are almost useless, as they
are too near the track, and were
plowed SO late in the season that they
provide very little protection. A bet
ter system Of ~fireguards is arJ
to prevent the loss caused by the pres
ent inadequate methods.
John Neubert, who is in town today
is receiving congratulations over thu
fact that he has completed a residence
OF half a century in this part of tn
northwest. Fifty years ago today h
landed at Fort Benton, after a lons
and difficult trip up the Missouri river
He left St. Louis on May l, 1857, 0,
the steamboat Twilight, which reached
Wolf Point late in the season ant
could not proceed further up the river
and the journey was continued by Mr.
Neubert and several others in macki
nav boats built of cottonwood tlmbe,
which they cordelled to this city. Mr.
Neubert and Ed. Lewis, Of St. Peters
who was also in the party. are be
lieved to be the two Oldest timers il
Montana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
A Little Mixed.

Sportsman wonder what's become
Of Mike? l told him to meet me here.
Driver-Ach, it's no use tellin' him
anything. Shure, SOFT, ut just goes
In at van ear and out at the other.
like wather off a ducks back!-London
T1t-Bits.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Ewes for Sale.

About 1900 aged ewes. in good condition.
These ewes are heavy ehearere. Write or call
on RUHE BROS, Warrick, Montana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Cruel.

CeuoI.
Thought you said you were a mind
readerr"
S l am," replied the professor.
"Well, why do you hesitate? Why
don't you read my mind?"
"I'm searching for it,"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Chouteau County Taxes.

Notices Of taxes due for the current
year have been sent out by L. o. Hud-
son, county treasurer, to all property
owners whose names appear on the
assessment book, the notices stating
that these taxes will become delinquent
after November 80. The taxes charged
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Which Did He Mean?

slysoke Introducing friend to his
private closet Now. mind, not a
breath Of this before my wife!-Puck.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23

TOt0I. ,,,,,,,, ...... .S264, SS3 u
Owing to the increased assessment
and the additional levies for school
purposes, the above total calls for the
largest tax collections ever made in
Chouteau county.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
SnaGuma Wrunblppsforiamltna

StlaGoma Notwithstanding
.a%fllutlteoe / 2pr0ogs lit s(rbejOe e tier
at bope uuret %forlon1let / 115 Gage,
og Set fl1lofprte ll0folt til Sen me
Sta.s @u1liOlnp pil III blipe trent
logt til M%fltemnilrg al .IerritorierneS
Snonoanere. ri Sc pigtiglte 6orl fritz
ter / 2ouen far1 11upl1es, at Ser fife
bill blipe irrifilte &ogl1e fpr @piOe
og 9fegre io1n f%orelloaet, ct Ser fife
iii blipe Steml1eret for @oin0er, al
atlc Statsem6e0sn1uno pg II. g. Sc
natorer lfa( npminereS neb Yrinnrr=
pn(g, at Ser inofpres Sl1itiotip %
1cIerel,olim ef..er Sregou Spitelnet,
at Sfln6oma bliper cit uoprrget
Sernpc:onceltot, iSet i'fe blpt Solg
al lniritl,pic 3r.ffe, men oglua SnD=
s.5rlel al ioaoalu,c forbpoeS, % enoe=
ia 1T set fpr6Does &]orporotioner a.
eie mere 2un0 / Stoten ems ltre!1Gt
n%g0penbigt for at brtpe bercs Unrrct
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22

mootaget meo &elpilie al 8reorene
og neie operbeiet. &eniigten er at
anbringe 9. g. @arantifono UNDER
en- ioa betrpggenoe 6orm iom muligt.
@nbber &ilfeielle eller @nortng,
iaabeliom fritiife 8emerfninger> ser
tan tiene til Sorllagets 8eoite, bill
blibe mo6taget me0 Sat og taget un=
ser Sberbeielie al 2oge Mo. 113
orin6en ser tageS g es
t m e ON at e IL
e set ON &unof + l.
e I e til Sogerne. Sc
ere0e 8r66re, iom i%ntereslerer fig for
Gomfnn6et og 6enne Gag, be6es Ser
for burtiglt multgt ien0e 6ereS 8e>
%mGrfninger til
S. $ b.
Soy IS, Gu11nrnclotp> @alb., &C.
fret9r for 2oge SEQ. 113.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Glib; 8olitiet bar Inlet gpor, ser Tan
fgre til ~@jerningsmunben.

- S &u0ion ifal ser / Sen 1;pr-
meite 5remtio bpsges ct Meieri, Ell
0o%rebapenbe, ser lgnge bar mel6t fig
JON meget npopenoigt, og iom oil
ltyrfe Bpens. Solo paa set omliggen=
Sc Iarmlan0.1 Set bill blipe etable-
ret al Sbe @n6ion Solo Storage
Company.
- Sen npe l1niteo 2utberan Sir
fe, ser er bleDen opfgrt / 5tunlep, er
en- al 6e 8pgninger, ser er farufteri=
itilf for Sen u@reater @tonleD" 8e-
begelie, ser bar beret f%remberifenoe
bos 8pens 8orgere li6en SEN goeIeg>
genoe Slosbaa6e Ser iioIte @ommer.
Sen bil b1ipe 0eoiceret engong /
Mui. Sen er en- al 6e melt impone=
renoe @trufturer / lin @logs / oen
Gel al @iscon1in, og SEN fnloe
Gum for 6enS Opferelie, omtrent
$4,000, er allereoe bleben iubifribe,
ret.
: S Gbippema Sails ogoe for mo-
gen Gi6 ii6en en- Norbman6, Sobn
&eter5on, Meolem al 2ogen u@pn<
ner AT Morge", og get far pi1t fig me-
get banifeligt at fin0e u6 al til bpem
Sen Mfop6e5 2ipsas1urancei um rette-
lig ifal uobetales. S Geitamentser.
fleringen bar vbons Dotter MarD
&eterlon" in6iat lom enefte Mrbin9
til @ummen;; Der mel6te fig MI en-
Mrs Marp 0llon, fe6t S%re6ericfion,
Ser ON enc life bans Datter, pao1too
at bum bar bleben fal6t nbis girl" oe
bar bleben lopet at futile arpe bom.
Be6 &etsiag blep set afgiort, at 8en=
gene tilfom benoe.-Nu er ser imio=
lertt6 fommet ct 8reb fra en- @ogfp,
rer / Norge Ser for MarD &eterion,
en- Spiter til Den Mf6e6e> gier Sors
bring paa &engene; bette flarer
imiolerti6 life @ogen> ga Seltomen<
tet taller ON Zen 0otter" og life ON
nogen v5plter". Gugen fommer bilt~
nof til at gao til &etten igien til el1=
oelig Mfgj6rell e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
111inneiota.
gn itaIienff Wineurbeioer Be.

- @n italienf Minearbeioer Be-
ter Gbiparint, Ser for 4 Maane0er
Iioen bar fommet til @peletb fra &ib=
bling, ffgo og 6rebte fin &nitru iioite
ltge, bborpaa ban flDgteoe 10 at
8Den. Ser bab6e beret 5tri6 mel.
lem DEM / langere Sis, og BUN bil6e
mi life lenger lepe iammen meo
bam, bap6e en6og giort Sfriot til at
foa Sfilsmisie, bpao Ser ian6lpnlig.
ois bar beret ben nermeite &nleos
ming til n6aa0en.
- @onntp Gomis1toner 5ieber /
8arnespille ct otter ct @un6re6 Sol
lars fattigere iom 6plge al, at 5tor-
fen otter bar aflagt ct 8eieg Dos
bans 9otter og @pigeri9n, Mrs. og
Mr. 6ronf 9abm, bbor Sen efterlo6
Sen treble Mrbing. 6or ct 8ar Mor
li6en por Mr. @ieber / ct 9ieblifs
Mnfal0 al gntbuiiasme 1aa letiin=
Big, at LOBE $500 for bpert 8orne=
barn, iom bans 9atter fg6te bam, oy
oette er altiaa Sen treble &un6re0=
rollarie06el, 1om @eo1tefar Sieber
nlaa bale u6 al Sen 6ertil %in6rette6e
Segnebog; men fan er game" og
flyer, at fan oil ittffe til tit 2dfte> ON
ban ioa ifal gaa fallit 6erbe6.
S 6airfar ben6te / it6ite nge
fplgen6e Grage6ie: Sen 35oorige
&enrD &aat5, Ser / mango Mar bab=
Sc oeret en- intim Sen al Sen 40aa=
rige Martin &1nt5, en- BARTENDER,
bg0 6enne ino / en- Saloon, bhor 6e
fif nogle 8egre iammen. &luoielig
traf IA &aat5 en- &ebolper frem og
1Dre0e paa 0en anOen, Der 1egte0e
om, bborpoa ban jog fig lelp en- &a1g=
lie giennem @ope6et og 6goe paa Ste,
oet. Set piite fig at 6e1t &a1gle, Der
bob6e rant &unt5, bar gle6et al moo
ct Naffeben, og ban bar efter faa
Cages Gorlpb uoenfor al Sure. ct
@reb, Ser fan6tes t'&uot5' 2omme bt=
tie, at @ierningen bap6e beret plan=
lagt, i0et fan bap6e truffet forfjel=
lige 8eitemmelier me6 Sen Msj uran=
ell1m, ban piloe efterla0e Jig. Set
ontageS, at &oat5 bur fglt fig me-
get %neotrDft oper Set Dil6e og forget
oe0e 2ip fan f6rte; men bborfor fan
pil0e toge ltn be6lte Sen mes Jig in6
/ 0p0en> ipnes Ell @aa0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
2amgIpm Srrnticncjtc. 8 5,


nge CT Ser / Chicago Ell Sammen=
fomlt al Mepruientonter for forifjelli=
&c al Seltens Sernbol1er for ON mt.
ligt at enes ON cit lol1giommere &jg=
replan for YasiogertrGn. Mon ogter
at forlun9e &jdreti0en fra Gbicago
til Eacificfplten n1eo min0it IL, mao
tie Is Sinner, og Sen fprtel te &jpreti1
til @unla3 Gitp MT ~ Gimer, pil
blipe Is Sinner. Ser ct Ell M1tlig:
beo for, at S%ern6onerlre / glten bill
neoi Gtte &jpreboltigbcoen pou nogle
al 0eres Nos logertru11, men Set Is
5imers Gfsprestrr11 poo g. 9. Ser.
trol % Eo. Sillierl'e pel,tes b%ibe6ol0t.
Orl1l,oen til Neolrttelien / ajdre5a=
ltigbeoen er lllpffen poo g. 9. Gel1=
trollirien / l1bfol1ten al Neip yort
GitD ben 16. 6ebruor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22

ct at Sc be6ite / Moropeiten; BET oil
alt / alt fomme til at fo1te en- 75,:
900 Collars.
= 50 @tu6enter / Mortbmelterr
8uiineis College / @ran6 SORTS ba'
fact &opperne. Sunobe6spGi enei
bar 9ioet 0rore til, at alle 8eboer:
ne / Sc &uie, Iom bar @tr0enter ion
2ogeren6e, ifal bafcineres.
- Bao Gorling Garmen, en- Mi|
fra Sarge, brGn6te forleoen Ell
~tibsmesiig Gbineital6 og 81 peroi:
fuloe Gbtn. 6or flere al Sem bap:
oe 2eieren al Sarmen, @. s. @orf:
man, betolt 500 Dollars pr. @tpffe
= On @me6ie pe0 @bite Mif
2ignite Minen mellem Garpio oe
0onnpbroof fom forleoen / @rano
og ser oar en- Stun0 Gore for Ell
@fsploiion, ga en- Sci &ru0t bar lag:
ret / 8pgntngen. &aooe l1l6tnppe'
blep lagt ODER &ruotet og Bette bin
0reoe gf5plolionen,
= ga ct Sog poa G0n1ore 2iniel
fom in6 til 5arles forleoen Sitter
fan0tes poa &ofangeren en- Mio0ags.
lpano og 9ele al ct mel1nelfeligt Sc:
GENE. Ser blep It'll Lungs @anelintel
anltillet llnoerl6geller og balpbej$
mellem Gnrles og Nltmpeltationel
peO Cabin bor Gporet bogltooelie
oberitrget n1eo Mennelfe ltumper
bporof Set itprite> man farot> bar er
Mrm. Senere o%pflare0eS, at set pa!
oen 40 aartge Cornelius @all, an:
lat be6 Hnmpel tationen, ser bar ble:
ben 6rebt; fan bar for en- llges Sit
lioen blepen gift, og ben ulpffelige
unge @ultru er naturligpis fortpiplel
ODER BEN tunge Gfiebne, Der ba1
rant ben6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22

enil1gel1 afbol0er bpert Mar ct iao'
onnt uNartp", ser ditto bar bert til
Sc n1el t fornpjelige 6onlfe Sammens
fomlter ber / @pen, Ser pil blipe 81.
bet ct fort Yro9rattt, be6 bptlfet 81.
a. Sangeren ST. Sacob NGrregaaro
pil foreorage nogle 6anife @ange,
oe5u0en oil ser blipe Splesning og
an0en ltnoerboloning. &l1rpenes
SnDbol0 t6mmes be6 en- go0 Sop
Safe, iom ierperes al &pinoeforenin>
gen. Ser pil blipe giort alt for at
Sommenfomlten 2gr6ag often fan
blire / olle Maaoer bpggelig.
&rrmicmaiferaben / 9. g. g.. So
gen I @opfins 9pr6ag @ften forlp6
glimren&e; Ser oar ful0paffet 9ls,
% on1 ems Ser tie bar iaa oper6rc-
ben mango Malfer (omtrent ct balb1
@lrnore6e), bar be ser bar ipr0ele5
go0e> og mango leroeles originate.
Ggrlig maatte bemGrfes ct Yar meo
@oitume iom &erregaar6stDenbe fra
set 12. Mor9un6re0e. Sc Nremie>
tagen6e bar:
lite Game: Mrs. @lmor Mellon
(ooniD 9, 9, 0rogt.
lite &erre:: l1fjeltot (forj pan6t
ltrafs efter at Malfen fal6t).
26eu game: Mrs. @aertner %
0eiis M1ice S(n6erien, foreitillenoe
@opfins.
2oen @erre: Gus &olpoli fp, (No-
lof) Mrbej0Soragt lpet al Snfse lamt
ltore Srnlfo pao Benene, bpormeo
fan looe0e ct pnl0igt 91abalber.
Hrumierl1e for set be6i tie bal eln6e
Nor blep til6elt Mtis Mprtle Mn6er<
len (Nmerifaner) 8remie en- gitp
Saife; og Mr. Sells Sen6ricfion
Gpenlf) ct Mpgeitel.
Moifen fal0t 81. II og Oanien pa=
re6e til al. 3 Morgen; en6el 8rgo-
re og Gpltre fra Minneapolis=2o=
gerne bar tillte6e. Mhuiifen bar tent
melig 6aarlig> men forboabentltg BIZ
Der BET be6re neite Gong. On go5
2u11cb bleo %ierberet. Mlle t%ilbragte
en- fornpjelig Geit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Noro Dafota.

@ron0 SORTS Commercial
CLUB mo0tog forleoen ira &rniioen,
ten for Great Nortbern 8onen So
mes S. Sill Ell Gbecf paa $4,000
iom bans 9i0rag iii set npe ct.
Micbaels @oipital, ser bliper bpgge:
at ct. Soiepbs Seitrene og 8orger.
ne / @ron6 SORTS / SCREENING. SO.
lpitaIet / fl1l0far6ig gtar6 bill Bib;
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folfningen ct meget lpre6t. Ser er
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ingen on6en Steering foaet emo en-
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Otter goroet gif Donien til 81. 6
-Morgen i set rl1mmelige Muoitorium
meoeas Sc elore forlplteoe fig paa
for1fiellige anore @aa0er. Mulif,
Splesnine, Gang aflsite binonDeu.
SCI. 3 %ierpereoes Der &affe, &ager og
See Cream, og ferlt bena6 81. z, ga
Solen 1tob bit paa @immelen, gil
enbber til it, meo SuItnb Eaf til 6e
fortrGffeli9e &9rter.
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misceniin.

= Ml(e @pjifoler / Gtaten, in0be=
fattet 6ern, iom fife ru%16erpiier /
fremme0e Sprog, fnn MI len0e fine
uoefsomi1ereoe @leper til GtQtsl1ni=
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fore.
= st Iori lag ON Spfprelien al
ct mt MuOitorium / Ga Grosle til
$4,000 er forelagt 8proo0et, og set
6or beiluttet at Iaoe 8pens Gelgere
itenme oper Gp5rgsmoafet, fpr
SonGS bliner uo1te6::. Set Til blipe
itclnt Deer 0en 9. Mpril.
TorleOeu Scot blep @i(Iiam
Gon1ann al 5beboDgon pnffet peo en-
Gsssplolion, foraarioget oeo at ser
cor ltutfet SIS 'paa Ell ltor @unfe al
ollegjennem ruf;et &apir, Der bar
berlagt foron bans Gsr. Ga ban
6oroe Sloen %iluffet beo @ielp al ct
oooot Scope, fanOt ban / Mifen 2
El.loifer fnloe al &ruot og 6ul-
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5apenbe Mono, Tan life tanfe fig
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