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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

linfet poo @rlrnN Of, at Sc fom
meO 6ragt, iom gift fOrfert.
Grin efter nogIe al oisie
5~llIe5after inOen 0pIaget ct Us
iol9t- geO SOB of ftsrre gortier
giDeS 3obot.
e fan ipare oeO at ienoe os
6rimgrfer for 9elg6 inotfI 81.
2aHif9 2nt9. gnbr, Sunfe,
8Iair, gie6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

get en- 500 9llen lang BRO ule1em
Suro % 0pn. Oct er en- 0turer-
meter paa &urs, Der bar facet
4jtinilteriets &iuaoelie til at Bug
&c Sroetl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
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DRAABER FRA L1vETs FLoD.

DRAABER FRA LIVETS FLOD.
En- lille Skatkiste med ct Bibe1sprog og ct lille Sa1mevyrs
til liver Dag Aaret, Forord af Past. With. Beck, indb. 40
DEN LILLE S0FUGL.
En- smuk og interessant Forte1ling fra Kristenforfolgel~en
iSpanien, Pris, indbunden, 40 Cents.
VOGT MINE LAM. CIeget anbefalet)
%Indeholder 20 kristelige Smaafortelinger Forord af Pastor
With. Beck, 120 Slider. Omslag 25c, indbunden 40c.
KIar og usvige1ig WELCOMING TIL FREE.
AfC o.. Rosenius, godt Shirtingsb. SOC, meget billigt.
N. F. MADsENS HUsANDAGTSB0G
To Slider 51esnjng over udvaistc sSriltsteder til liver Dag
do. med Guldsnit 1920
LUTHERS K~RIsTEL1GE B~ETRAGTN1NGER
til hyer Dag Aar ~.n; Dsn a. ~ 3e '9T ejes at e n E0 tr0 Lu-
nj -tTFATTET K-IRKEHI5TORIE.
ryPer, 100 Slider, indbunden 35c.
7ozT 1EELiNGER FOR @NDAGSsKOLEN
Ny Samling. Forord af Pastor With. Beck. EFT &c bed57s1
Samlinger af kristelige Fortellinger, 225 store Side, gdde
KFISTI EFTERF0LG ELSE.
AZ Thomas a Kempis, indbunden is hirtingsbind, SOC.
EFT ~LYKKELIGT LIV.
Paa Dansk we'd V. L., 28 Slider, indbunden 45c. Denne Bog
fndes de feste troende Hem Danmark.
UNDER GRANER oG PALME
kristelge observation-disclosures At Ernst Eyers, ISL Slider, ind
bunden Coo. Indhold: 1 Granskoven Gren Paaske Den
forsinkede Julefest Den code, gamle Herbert Gennem It
Slar [ Sti1heden.
MOD STR0MMEN og SVAR.
AT Biskop c. Heuch Norge, begge Boyer faas indbunden
for $l5O- Disse to Boyer burde leases at allie Kristne-
DAGLIGT BR0D.
Udvalgte sprog af Guds Ord med ct salmevers til liver Dag
iAaret, 1911 Slider, flint indbunden, 35c.
E~GTEsKABET OG HUsLIVET.
Eft Ord til unge Kgtefolk, af TIL. Klaveness, smukt ID, Csc.
LYS OG SION. En- Bog for unge Kvinder.
Af Pastor Georg Everard, Ill Slider, fnt indbunden 50c.
STHRK OG FRI. Ell Bog for ungA Mend.
1873 Slider, flint indbunden, SOC.
VEJEN TIL FRED. AT N. P. Madsen.
14 Slider, Oms1ag 25c., indb. flint Shirtingsbind doc.
SKR0BELIG, DOG sTERK.
kristelige Fortellinger for store og snaa, oversat fra H \
we'd III. B1edel, foragt af Kristeig Forening for IndIcui -
sion Danmark, 70 Slider, indbunden, Pris 25 Gents.
smaa kristelige FortaelHnger, samledea f I. J, SO Slider, md
bunden, Pris % Cents
NAAR DEKKET FALDER.
AT Gertrude Aimquist, ny Oversettelse, "a S., indb, SOC.
DIN BRODERS BLOD.
Paa Dansk we'd N. P. Madsen, ia S., Omsl. 20cs indb. l0..
EERREN Err NIT SKIOLD.
AfW. Horn, 143 Slider Omslag csc, indbunden 4Oc
NARTYREN I ST. ANDREWS.
EFT Bnicde fra den skotske Kirke Diet IS. Aarhundrede, >
Udgave, 90 Slider, Omslag 20C, indbunden 25c.
ADvENTsKLoKKER. AT Ernst Ever.
6 kristelige Fortellinger, 13 Slider, Omslag 20cr indb. 40c.
HJEMAD. AT Ernst Evers
kristeige Forta1linger, III Slider, indbunden 40c.
IRE JU1EAFTENER.
AT A. Volmar, Forfatter til Prestegaarden i Harzen og In
dien, 2q Slider. j Omslag 60c, smukt indbunden 90c.
P11EGRIMMENS WANDERING
fra denne Verden til den t1kommende. AT John Bunyan.
Med Forfatterens Levnetsbeskrivelse, indb. zoe.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

~9oniferen" uogoor to @ange
ugentlig og foiter $3.50 pr. Gur-
gang. = Brspe=0umre ienoes frit
pea Sorlangenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
%OlSipprasmaalet

GenitreS 6nQesorgnniiation fan /
6lg- u2(mb. a(mtst." / oen aler-
Hqrmeite 6remti0 %uoienoe Ell al
6inansminiiter @il6. 2asien It's
mGrfet ifrepet @iece ON SoGoip6rgs
maolet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
sfoler % SamfmnOslag. S gn

SfOler Og Sam~fnnbslag. S Nn-
leOning al BET Ar6eiOe, Der for
Li0en gpres for at fao oprettet
Ell 5penoebpiifole og en- Susmanos-
ifoIe, %ifrioer Ears @unien, NnOe-
rip, / u6pnS &tO.4 :;
Seq tror Oerfor, at GpenOefor-
burloet % Be 0}Gu0, iom Der fdrer
at, gor PEI ! fife at reiie en- fun
itig 5temning fOr Gprettelie If Ell
iprlig Sieneiteboiifole, men langt
geuere i6ge at piie Den tienerl0e
ln9Oom, b0i(fen goo og fortienlt=
ful0 @eruing BEN 0uuifa Solfebgi=
ifoIe biOtil bar u0rettet oerpeo, al
@uarDniGnOs og &u5mpnos Spn=
ller og 9otre bor ii00et SIDE ON
SIDE pea Sfole6pnfen. 2ao set oq-
lea / 6remti0eln blipe 8ilfeloet,
0erOeO fife alane beonres men frem-
mes 2igbeoen.
% til Sc Mpn0, Iom iii let
ter ion iterf araft pao for at rel
ie Ell fpnif @rrSmon0sifole, oo bill
De ieg 9erne iige: @iu Gio, Go>
Sagen ligge inont % gro bos Oolt-
ife @nSmrnO; er Der Dos Sen Itore
misunderstanding Ell Srong fur
5folen1 Oa fommer Sen, og s.
fommer oen as nuturIig Sci.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

@aue. Den 85-oorige &eonings-
manO Sens @intber / 9fagen,
iont uomGrfeOe fig be0 BET rusiiife
9rlogsifi6 ~Ileronoer @etpIfp"s
Stronoing i 1868, bar af @nfe-
8eiierin0e 9agmur mo0toget Ell
Sane at 80 Sir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
Stnrfc 9riffe ga nuoe Mennc-

SlWFIV NFIIIE % NHgt WltHNt7
itcr, %eIle Amt bar / 81. n&eil(
u. SIP it%aOfesitet Sen al 8praa-
set oeOtugne g~eItemmelie, buoref-
ter oer ! offentlige 9epartniugs-
iteOer iftc uIaa uoifanfes beruieno(
0rifte til %erioner UNDER Is @ar
Ei0ligere bar Al0ersgr9n0ien IL
Aur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
Den littiac Spnttetpp. glor

Gen flittigc 5pgttetgD. 9lar5us-
IpUen, lont ble0 9entenOt paa itne
SppttIatter, bar III tilitoaet Jig
ltplOig i AZ &pperier / &pbet al ct
Aor, % u4arbrs 2lmtst.~ mener
en00a, At ban bar lige iua mango
til paa 5amuittigbeOen. san bar
Gltiao ingtn 1agoriper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
@nOligc SmaaIfrifter.
9tpe, ION life fin0es i
port it0te &ataIoq.

De beOeS feitiIt efter az.
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9lr. 525.< @porfor ringeagte s
8ibelen. 80 5iOer. &ris Sc.
9lr. 526, Sab og 0prejsninq. 81.
ter 6penif. 6olfelipet, 4f $.
8. So 9i0er, &riS 10c.
@r. 527, 0mfiOer funoen al Sur.
>cn. Gn 06enoes 2ipSIfil0ring.
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80 SiOer. 8ris &c.
Ar, 400. @Dorfor murfe pi ioa
liOt til @lnoen bo5 CUBS 9orn
9f Sobonnes 8lolienfel0t. t6
5i0er. 8ris 4c.
@r. 491, Sc icg ftoar for 2grer
og toltfer. @f So6anneS Gp5
rer. 60 8ioer. @riS Zoe.
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6olfeltu. 2Gf $. 6. 50 Si0er
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flop S. Is. gfple. "A 9ioer. &ris
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Otter Iperif Golfelip. @f $. 8,
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st @ille0e fra oct inoiIfe Mis.
iionslip. &f Misfioner g.
2ptbi. 90 6ioer. Gris &c.
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Hris &c.
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5omtaIe. "a 5ioer. &ris 4c
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

SpbsfalO. 8%irfe0on1mer i Sire
~Derifs6org 9irf S. q, 90. gagooro
er afgaaet peO 9b0en paa @rufes=
lor &aurs6ergS &linif / &~g6enbapn,
rs Nar gammel.
San par fp0t / Sfipe, bleb 1850
Stltoent ire @iborg &uteoralifole
% tog | 1856 iurioi1f gm6eo5ef5=
amen. Gantme 2lQr blep ban an
Ilut Iom Nsiiltett | &ultusminiite-
riet, bDor ban / 1866 forfrernme
les til 6nlOmagtig. S 1872 u0-
ngpntes ban til 8orgmeIter / 5lo=
aeIIe % forflDtte0es 6erfra 1889
FL 9iaerc0 iom @afQqeo Lrrkalr.
feoommer | 5renerifgborg gfrf.
S'e0 Gnl6e0et5 9eling 1894 6eboIOt
9agaaro @irfet og ofgao ggem6e-
set.
Sen of0g0e bar &iooer of 9on=
nebrog "a Gannabrogsman0.
9fe0oft6r 5. 8. Gbriftenien,
v6reOericio 2(o,", CT ofgooet ueo
0oOcn, 66 9Gor gomnel. Sen of-
Go0e bar ii0en 1880 ppret ge0of-
tyr of r6re0ericio 9(piS", iom ban
aa aS : emil salsaa.
5eilin9or &G0eri, er ofgaoet peo
Q00en efter nogen Gi0s 5pQ0om
50 Nor gammel. 9lf0eoe oor for
Ho9le 4or ii0en @}eolem al 5el-
itngor 4praQo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

$1,000 SIR. pr. 20. &auO, @all-
ocIsgartaer Or. 9tielicu / Aargus
3ar lo4gt i'll 1 ~. &anO ltore SO
Oe, oct IIggcr peO AtpueItIelL for
$1,000 SIT.
Set er / 81. ~Aarb. Amtst.( en-
0agtprer % to SpbaanOp9rtere,
Ion bar t0ot Oeli. Elooien ital
beIIDttts til Sebpggelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

Gn SrU mcleut snrb ug 6pn.
S266et of Sommeren bill Ser iflg.
15Dns Socialoemofrat" bIibe bDg-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
GuerfalO Og Jipueri. 5logter SEES.

CucrfalO Og 5iOOeri. 5logter SEES.
len al @piliteO bor inmelot ii
$olitiet, at pa ban 8orsOag Nj
ten ben 80. San. fprte genl1eu
Stopen DeO Yjeoiteo til Yieolte0.
lPang, blep ban operfaloet al Il
%erioner, al bOilfe Ben enc gret
lat ! Soften og ifar Sgmnlen oper.
nleOens Den anOen, Der bar lprun-
gen op paa Gognerr, bagfra bibrag-
te ban Ct Stag I &opeoet % rgue-
&c bans &egnebog meo 165 ST.
SolOsmgnoene foripanot itrafs.
5eslen fan finn giue ct ufulOItpn-
Ntgt Signolement al Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
gn rair lille 4yigc.
6orleOell

GH raif lille Yige, 6OrleOell
laiot Ell l2-aarig Ylge, 9atter al
Uno. <. Gabriel %eteriens @uta
; 0enOeriteO, gennem Sien pou Den
pgbe SranOOum Der ! 8gen.
81 13-uorig +tge, 9utter Al
@nO. =. y. Sarien, ileOe til % fit
DelOe reOOet.
D@OlOat u. 9ag6l.~ benltiuer,
ON Den lille Yige life bap0e for-
fJert %Offelltiig 4aait0nnelle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

9rrfnet. gn 12-oorig 9reng,
56n al @aoroeier Sorgen 6 6r +
tenen i 6reileo res aalborg,
FoIot Gorsoag often Ben 80. San.
cement Sien % orrfneoe. 2iget
fon0tes lent ON ~9lftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
Get M NnpelsmeIeri. Del

Get ny Amoelsmcjeri. Der ar
beIOes III paa nermere Ylaner til
0Pfprelle al Oct itore AnOelsmei-
eri peO &pbellbopn.
6oruOen 0lulteIalg / 9op4oita-
oeH er oct Wteningen at Oripe
9m0r- % 0itetilpirfning.
Ser er life enOmt taget 8eltem-
melie on @teieriets 8eliggenbe0
9fen bet p~aatenfeS at legge BET
lea nar 9OpeoitaOell at @talten
tan fires inO ao 2anoepejen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
iSplfetGQin9cm.

DU~EHNtNHFHYNHf W.T.
toaet / 9tonOers par peo 9(orsifif-
tet 22,O70 imoo 2t,512 aorct for
10 - aItiaa en- 6remgong I 1907
# 558.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1908-07-31
the other he paid $500 cash for re-
linquishment of. John Lesh also has

the other he paid $500 cash for re-
linquishment Of. John Lesh also has a
fine claim of 100 acres, all of which is
as yet in the rough, as Mr.. Lesh and
his son Billy have been employed most
Of their time since going out by Jim
Briggs in aiding to clear his 80 acres.
Young Elmer Lesh is foremanin large
livery stable in the town, and is con-
s;dered by his employers as an absolute
necessity to the success of their busi-
ness. The irrigation project has been
taken over from the former company
controlling it by a Mr.. Hewitt of Seat
tie, who is rated as being worth $l3,-
600, 900, and who has hundreds of men
and teams pushing the canal work to
an early completion. Mountain Home
is a very busy town, the hotels and
public houses being continually crowded
with home-seekers from all parts of the
country, and as a matter of course all
desirable claims are being entered rapid
ly, so thet it will not be long before the
home-seeker in that country will have
to pay from $500 to $500 per acre to Sc
cure a foot-hold there. The boys re-
turned over the Union Pacific via Oma-
ha, Council Bluffs and St. Paul, arriv-
ing in Bowbells as stated above.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1908-07-31
CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the School
Board of North Star School District No.
"A, County of Ward, State of North
Dakota, will receive bids up to z o'clock
p. m., August 8, 1908. for the erection
of two coal houses at schools No. 2 and
3. as per plans and specifications found
in Rogers Lumber office in Bowbells,
also on file in clerk g office.
BY order of the Board of North Star
School District No. "A, which reserves
the right to reject any and all bids; al
so demand bond as required by law.
II w. B. .CooNs, Clerk.
JOHN R0MINE, President. as
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1908-07-31
GANDERBONE'S FORECASTS FOR AUGUST
1t was August the third,
nd nl1ifo soft 1uoxo tho ck;oa

1t was August the third,
And quite soft We're the skies,
And it might be imagined
Bill Taft was likewise;
Yet he played it that day upon Bryan
In way politicians despise.
Which they met on the train,
AS all candidates will,
And they wagered dinner
In test of their skill
The winner to make the best pun on
The homely cognomen of Bill.
"I suppose, Bryan said,
Stirring ice in his tea,
''That in view of the times,
AS between you and me
The smaller the bill is the better,
The which anyone will agree"
every clever" said Taft,
'"Here is mine: I've a hunch,
You are not very strong,
(And he gave him punch)
For they don't like long overdue bill!'
And the Peerless One paid for the
lunch. -
August was named for Augustus
Caesar, nephew and adopted son of
Julius. August was every bit as great
man, but his uncle had better press
bureau. When the Black Band got
Julius, his nephew was but 10; but he
had already worn the toga virillis and
shot bear. Mark Antony tried to get
him out of the way by making him a
sort of vice president. but after Angus
tus had beaten him up and 2 to play
on the green at Modena the big draw
ing card of the Roman chautauqua was
glad to marry the young mans sister
and be a kind of Nick Longworth
around the Roman White House.
The Augustan age was the glory Of
Rome. Like Mr.. Roosevelt, Augustus
showed fight all the time, and the en-
pire enjoyed peace. There were no re-
formers, and times were good. The
emperor literally patronized literature,
and even wrote verses himself. Poets
like Horace and Virgil had their own
enameled gold chariots with iveried al
ligator bait on the job behind, and in
stead of having the cruel circus games
of Nero, the populace met in the COL
lisium and wrote limericks for prizes,
1t is said that Augustus found Rome q
city Of brick, and left it a city of mar
BILE. He was . very proud man, and in
order to make his month as long as
anybody's, they took day from Feb
ruary and added it to August, which
originally had but thirty. Augustus
deserves to be better known. and it is
not his fault that he is not. He tried
everything from divorce to race suicide.
He had three wives and one child, .
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1908-07-31
Back From Idaho

Ralph Blenkner, Roy GeroIamy and J. W.
Moore Return From Mountain Home,
ldsiio: and Tell Of the Great Promise
ofthat Country and How the BowbeIIs
Contingent, Now There, is Faring.
Ralph Blenkner, Roy Gerolamy and
j. w. Moore got home Wednesday
morning from Mountain Home, Idaho,
whittier the two first named went some
three weeks ago to look after property
interests there, and Mr.. Moore with
view to investment and ultimate settle
ment in that part of Idaho. From here
they went over the C. P. r. to Van
couver, thence by boat down the shore
to Seattle-being two days on the
ocean, one from Vancouver to Victoria,
B. c., and the second from Victoria to
Seattle-thence to Portland, Ore,
via the U. P. R. r., from Portland to
Huntington, Ore, by the Oregon Navi-
cation Co. line, and from there to their
destination at Mountain Home via the
Oregon Short Line, making all the way
through a delightful trip, enabling
them to get good line on some of the
principal coast cities and feast their
eyes on scenery such as only the route
travelled affords. They remained
week at Mountain Home, during which
time Messrs. Blenkner and Gerolamy
made first proof on eighty acres each
of quarter section they had taken. on
the occasion of former trip, and each
added to their possessions by taking a
desert claim of quarter section which
they were lucky enough to find vacant
IL miles out, at the end of the irrigation
canal, while Mr.. M. filed a desert. land
right on a quarter section three miles
from Cliff, on the u. P. road, and IL
from Mountain Home. The boys give
the most glowing description of the
Mountain Home country. and seem to.
be fully justified in their belief that
they haYe struck it rich and already
have made big thing through the in
crease in valuations since their former
trip,at which time they took their first
claims. They report Jim Briggs as
having a very valuable 8O-acre farm,
all cleared and watered and only three
miles from Mountain Home, and Tom
Moore owning an adjoining quarter
section. equally valuable, half Of which
is cleared and ready for the water.
S. Messenger, one of our former we'll
known citizens, is also located near
the town, where he has a nice half
section Of land, one quarter Of which
he took under the desert land act. and
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| their stomachs, and will eat anything
! that doesn't bite them first.

that doesn't bite them first.
The presidential campaign will be
confined to few social functions. On
the 10Th Mr.. Roosevelt will give a lawn
fete at Oyster Bay III honor Of Sunny
JIM Sherman's whiskers, and the
guests will be given an opportunity to
hear the sea breeze blow through them.
On the 26th Mr.. Bryan will give corn
silk party at Fairview, in honor Of his
running mate, Mr.. Kern. Everybody
will wear corn-silk whiskers, and
years subscription to The Commoner
will be given the guest wearing the
best duplicate of Mr.. Kern's. The
planet Mars will be evening star until
the 2Al, and the moon will be full on the
llth, The AEti-Saloon League willing.
And then September will return
With autumn breezes cool,
And the fearful boy will cuss his luck
And hipper her back to school,
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NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the School
Board of Ward School District No. IS,
Ward county, N. d., will receive sealed
bids to o'clock p. m. Aug. Is, 1908, for
the erection. of two-room school build
ing in the Village of Coteau. Plars and
specifications can be seen at the store
of Dignan Bros, Coteau. N. D., con-
tractor to furnish all labor and mater
ial, also the necessary bond as required
by law. . VI
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
By order Of the Board OF. Ward School
District No. IS. s.S
( N ]. L., CHRISTIAN,
!. SO District Clerk.
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Had Il On Postmaster
At Least So thought Party VINO Carried
aMoney Order 10 His Pocket for Months
and Wondered Al fhe While that the
Msa in Whose Fayor the Order Vas
Drawn Old Not Get the Money.

Drawa Did Not Get the Money.
A stranger stepped into the Bowbells
postoffice one day last week and. after
inquiring for mail, proceeded to reeale
Deputy Postmaster Sadlier with the
troubles he was experiencing with the
postmaster at Parkers Prairie, Mimi,
at whose Office he made money order
payable to a party at another postoffice,
but who had not after weary wait Of
several months been able to get his
money at the Office on which the order
was drawn. He assured Mr.. S. that he
had in his possession the receipt for tie
order made at the Parkers Prairie Of
flee, and on the strength of this he
would make all kinds of trouble for the
postmaster at the latter place. Mr.. $.
asked to be shown the receipt, where
upon the party who considered himself
aggrieved produced a wallet from the
depths Of which he dug out the original
money order made at the Parkcrs
Prairie office, which he supposed to be
simply a receipt for the money paid IN
for the order, and which he had been
carrying and paving over till it was
very badly worn. When informed by
Mr.. 8. that this was the order on pres
entat of which at the Parkers Prairie
Office the party could get the amount
called for, the man at once became
quite meek and crestfallen and almost
choked to death swallowing all the hard
things he had said of the Parkers
Prairie Office, saying in explanation
that he had supposed the order to be
simply a receipt to him for the money
paid in to the office and tina; the same
would be remitted thence in job lot 0f
ready cash to the address of the payee
at the "fur end of the line
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7 CAl.l FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
District Clerk Of Carter School District
at his Office in Flaxton, N. d., up to
and including Aug. j, 1908, for the car
.rying Of twelve az tons Of coal to
three school houses in said district, four
tons of which is to be delivered to
each of said houses. d. {.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
q BY order of School District Board.
GEO. GANN, Dist. Clerk, 4,
.5s Flaxton, N. D., r. r. l.
Dated July l6, 1908. 3S-5