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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

Koch, lot So, block 4 Urhandale sub
division No | in ne, 11-14-1. swd S75
Virginia TAYLOR to Oscar Taylor, pit
NV Of NV. tip. IA, r 3-w, wd 5000.
Mary Jane Pink and husband 70
John Williams, lots J. and Is, block
IL first addition to Cairo, wd 1925.
Daniel Hogan, Jr., trustee, to Alea
+ Dwell, und Y lot 3. block /, first adj
dtion to Tamms, trustees deed 1920.
Alexander Wilson TO Bertha owens.
lots II and II, block 80, Wilson's subs
division No. in sw 14-17-1, wd SlC0.
Lou AllsuD and husband to H. o.
Young, ne of Sc and ne of ne, 31-142.
and NV of NV, 32-14-2, wd $500.
II. 0. Young ct TX to Lou Allsup,
same as above wd $500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
g 90 CURES
OLD SORES


would
the place that would kill
that old local
being
which must be
pollution continues blood
deposit impurities the circulation
the blood
the circulation and thus completely
SIS s. ceaned blood,
the healing
healthy flesh Under the purifying and tonic
health
Of an old will be doubly benefited
and Ulcers medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
SMOKE OUT PRISONERS.
Smoke From Cell Stoves in County
Jail Seeks Outlet at Windows
Chimneys Closed.

The Joke is on the deputy iailer
About 400 Yesterday evening the
prisoners began feeling the cool
weather and Deputy Jailer Frost went
down to the cells and built fire. The
fire burned all right but the smoke
went the wrong way, none of ii com.
ing out the chimneys but plenty from
the cell windows. Frost evidently
had forgotten that when the court
house underwent repairs last summer
some of the chimnesy were bricked
up to prevent the court room on the
second floor becoming filled with SCOT
when the wind bowls around all cor.
ners Of the town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
SIGN WORk-ALL KINDS.

c. Boiesen, the expert sign writer
has returned to Cairo from New York
and opened an office and studio in
the Vincent block, room -, Eighth
street, where he will do every descrip-
ton of plain and ornamental sign work
at reasonable prices. See him and get
designs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY.

Real estate transfers as follows
were recorded Yesterday in the office
of Cidcuit Clerk Brown
John Francis ct Tx to William King,
lot /, block 3, Browns addition to
rhebes, wd 1913.
f. M. Carter ct uX to William w.
White, lots | adm 4, block s, M. Vim
cents addition to Elco, qcd, $500.
William ]. Casey ct ais to George
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-04

The Bonner Cafe will again be
reopened this morning by Mcleod
Il FRESH.
"A good Empire Cream Sepera-
tor No 2 for Sale cheap. Enquire
of w. T. McNear.
Miss Vina O'Callaghan will
leave Monday to attend the Holy
Names Acadamy at Spokne.
FOR SALE or trade, black
mare, 7 years old and 2 months
old colt. Enquire at City Livery.
Geo. Hossack of Mount Rose,
Col. father of Mrs. Chas. Laschinger
has been spending the week in the
city.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. w. Helmer of
Spokane were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Richardson on Tuesday
of this week.
Dolores Mclean, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. MalcombMcLean of
Newport came up on Thursday
and is the guest of Miss Verna
Bruce.
Miss Ella Gambs of Rosalia,
is expected today, she will teach
one of the grades in the Northside
school the coming year. Her CO.
worker, Miss Ellen Falconer ar
rived from Bismark, N. d. last
week. This is the first year that
the school on the N0rthside has en-
gagged two teachers. 1t is strong
evidence that this part of Bonners
Ferry is growing as well as the
Ferry proper.
John Sly sold his residence
property to J. J. Smith this week
for $3.50. He has been working for
the b. f. Lbr. Co. for several years.
After selling his property he collect
ed his money from the mill with
the intention of making his get a
, way leaving matter of 5000 in
unpaid bills behind. His inten-
tions were soon moised about and
about the time he was to take the
train he was detained. After a
quite little arguing and threaten
ing, he paid about half of the bills
and gave his note for the balance
He was then allowed to depart
for the east.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-04

"A. j. Buck went to Spokane
Wednesday on business for an ex-
tended trip.
You cant tramp crumbs or
grease or other dirt into Linoleum.
w. A. Alexander.
John Moore returned We'd
nesday from the A. Y. P. where he
has been for Che past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Croker
went to Gateway, B. c. Monday
for week or ten days outing.
| The ladies Of the Altar Society
will meet at the Catholic church
next Wednesday afternoon. Aug s.
Anybody Can get fitted at
Hollingers in Shoes and at prices
less than they can be made for to
day.
Joe Varcoe, OF Curley Greek
went to Standpoint Thursday. 1t
is reported that be will deliver a
lecture on socialism while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Ludington
who have been visiting friends and
relatives here the past few weeks
returned to their home at Wenat.
chez Thursday.
Ed. Martin came up from
Standpoint last Saturday to spend
Sunday with his mother Mrs. +
White. Ed. is stenographer a
the county court house.
Misses Kate Rosebaugh an(
Dollie Bruce came home last Sun
day from Seattle. They wer,
! away about ten days and were vel
pleased with the sights on tn
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kent an,
family and w. P. Mahoney ant
family went down the river in MI
Kent's launch Wednesday to Koot
enai lake, W here they will camp TO
several days.
-Housekeepers will be delighte'
to have their floors covered wit
Linoleum becaue it saves not onl,
lot of hard scrubbing but mucl
time is also saved as it is easier +
clean than a wood floor. Alex
ander.
The Kootenai Valley Cream
cry will close today until mex
spring. The ranchers not giving tn
creamery the necessary support
the cause for this close down. Th
creamery has been running for tn
past few months, It's product givin
excellent satisfaction. Mr.. Andel
son the efficient butter maker vii
| clerk in the X. T. Co.'s store bui
ing the winter.
II Miss Mabel Garret and Doue
las Palmer of Superior, Wis. arrive
in the city Tuesday evening t
Il visit her brother, Earl Garret
Il short time. Miss Garrett is on hs
/ way to Baker City, Ore. where sh
/ has been engaged to teach mus
/ iu the city school Of that plao
H Douglas Palmer will leave shortl
!, for Wycliffe, B. C. where he wi
work for J. L. Williams.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-04
LEONIA
CONTINUED from first page

mick, James Mccormick and Mrs.
L. F. Vinal. Clerk of Board Mrs.
George Mccormick. There will be
about eight months of school this
year. No teacher has yet been
engaged although several applica-
tions have been received.
The Mccormick School one mile
north of the river in Montana end
ed very successful summer term
under the supervision of Mrs.
Leonora M. Bundy of Occur d.
Alene as teacher. Mrs. Bundy is
thorough and conscientiousin all
things pertaining to her profess
sion and fully understands the
best method of starting chill
dren on a good foundation. 1t
is only fair to say that she is an
expert in primary work which after
all is the most important of quail
6cations. Mrs. Bundy and her
daughter Beatrice visited in Bon.
ners Ferry with Miss Moore and
her cousin Andrew Kent.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-04
LOCALS - PERSONALS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gerl on
Monday, August 80, a son.
The Bonner Cafe will serve
chicken dinner tomorrow for 25c.
Mrs. E. E. Stevens of Spokane,
is visiting her sister, Madame
Northrup this week.
w. w. Ferbrache went to
Standpoint yesterday morning on
business with the Probate court.
Mrs. Eliza Moore arrived
from Spokane this week to..visit her
brother w. T. McNear and family.
Mrs. H. Remer and daughter, of
Moscow; also Mrs. Belle Crawford
Of Leonia were Sunday guests at J.
w. Northrup's.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Perry,
prominent ranchers from Curley
Greek were transacting business in
the Ferry Wednesday.
Calico all Collors at Hollingers
Store Saturday sc yard. 20 yards
will be sold only to each customer
10. H. CAMPBELL Trustee.
Miss Ellen Falconer of Bis,
mark, N, D, arrived in the Ferry
last Saturday, Miss Falconer ha.
been engaged to teach school OF
the Northside.
Howard Benner, head clerl
for the K. T. Co., is taking hi
annual vacation of two weeks, Mr.
Benner will probably go out camp
ing next week.
Mrs. Mary Evans arrive,
Wed nesday from Iowa, where sh
has been visiting the past year
She will make her home with he
daughter, Mrs. w. T. McNear.
-Linoleum makes the store o
office much moro attractive an,
that helps business. 1t is elasti
and noiseless to the tread. 1t
reasonable in price. Alexander.
Walter Moore and Jack Van
Gasken left yesterday morning 70
Seattle to take in the sights an
visit their many relatives. The
will be away for a week or te
days.
Miss Mary McGarvy of Spring
field, Mass, a friend of Mrs. e
Moore and family arrived her
Thursday morning for short visi
Miss McGarvy has been to the
Y. P. and stopped off here on be
, way home.
{ The Ladies Aid of the Pre-,
byterian church will give a socis
and serve lunch next Frida
afternoon, Sept. 10. Supper wi
, be served from five until all al
served in the lecture room. A
/, are cordially invited.
, AT Hollingers Store on Sal
. Saturday Sept. 4th will be foun
T Calio's, Ginghams, Hosiery, Glove
Q Socks, Underwear, Outing fann'
c Thread, Notions, Muslins, & Et
J. These goods will be sold at strictl
y Wholesale prices. Hollingers D.
] partment Store.
o. H. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-04
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Heit Oh Tuesday. August 81. son.

born 10 Mr.. ana MIS-. rreu
Heit Oh Tuesday. August 81. son.
Mrs. Hester Remer has bought
the Robinson property. She will
make this her future home.
-Chas. O'Callaghan and children
Mrs. Skinner and Miss Marie Wales
spent Tuesday at Moyia Falls.
FOR SALE-Two mich COWS
and one calf, on J, w. Stewards
ranch, care Of Ed Doppler. At
Mrs. F. X. Richardson is con-
fined to her home this week. She
is reported considerable better to-
day.
VIM. VanGasken, Manager of
the K. T. Co., went to Spokane
Wednesday. He will be away for
a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gale have
been busy this week moving their
new house west of the S. l. Ry. into
Riverside addition.
The public schools will open
next Tuesday. The teachers have
been arriving this week from their
summer vacations.
Just received my fall stock of
Linoleums, patterns are the latest
and prices are right. Let me show
them to you. Alexander.
Sam Boileau nephew o.
Homer Boileau came up Tuesday
from Spokane to spend few day.
visiting Mrs. III. Boileau and fam
lily.
Mrs. S. Major of st. Louis, M
arrived here yesterday and is the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hawkins
Mrs. Major is an aunt of Mrs. ]
Hawkins.
Joe Hoagland game up iron
Rosalia the first of the week t,
look after his ranch property ant
renew old acquaintance. He re
turned on Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Duncan Camp
bell also Wendell Anderson return
ed to the Ferry on Thursday fron
waldo B. G. to work for the B. 4
Lbr. Co. They have been workin
for the Baker Lbr. Co. at Valid,
, for several months.
The different Departments a
Hoilingers Store will be kept u
each week until such time as tn
: overstocked lines are reduced. An
all such goods brought in wi
e be sold at wholesale cost.
!. o. III. CAMPBELL, Truste,
' Yesterday morning J, c
Cleary, who has been manager {
Casey Hotel for the past four c
: five months turned it over to J. "
j Nc Knight proprietor of sam'
y We are informed that Mr.. NJ
Knight will manage the Hote
Q himself for the present.
Mrs. and Rev. f. r. Hendel
son left Wednesday for Occur {
9 Alene City. The Methodist Cor
d ference is in session there this weel
8 The appointments willbeannounce
j Monday. Rev. Henderson has bee
:. pastor of the Methodist church fc
y several years, and as his sevlc
: have given satisfaction it is hope
that he will be returned to til
Ferry.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
WpotfaIe apeItae 9amer.

De to SGtre, Sertueinben al
Soutberlanb og 9rebinoen ai @ar.
picf, iom tilbsrer gnglanos bsieite
9lriitofrati, optr9oer | Orb og Sauo.
ling iom raoifaIe Samfuubsreior-
matorer. Sertusinoen at Sutber.
lamb bar anpenbt fin 8ib % belle TN
oiSponible Sormue til at oprette
Sfoier % Siem at iorifieliee SlagS
/ 9pnbons @bitebapelfparter. Sun
or en- uomerfet 9aler og aeiterer
iprigt for Ell u~ltraoemofratiit SGm'
iunosubpifline. Sun er meset imuf
% er ~perionligt lige beit ifattet | Dc
bsieite % | De fattieitc 9reoie.
Senbes Ssiter, 8repiuben al War'
micf, err euonu mere bersmt iom Sa'
Ter oa maaife enonu mere entbnlia1t'
iif / fin raoifale 2ipsanifuelie. Sun
og benbes Wanb bar iat fit itorc
@oos paa Slftier, al bbilfe ct tort
gntal er fcroelte blaubt ubemioleoe
Menneifcr, ipm altiaa er blepre Del
taaere | ct al gnglanos itsrite Ser
reiGner : os iaar en- aarIis anSel !
bets Sriit.
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Zen eugeIife SorIfer Surrp Cor
paaoroe iig for en- Sio iiben peo Stu'
blum af Msntgenitraalerne en- onS'
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amputere ire Singre paa bsire
Saano. auerebe for I9ngere lib
iiben MATTE ban ogiaa al ianntr
@rlno unberfaite fig en- operation.
Gnonu ulpffeligere cit oct for ct
1ar gar iioen San goDarbs, bpem
bans llnherisaelier at be merfelige
StrnaIer foitebe beese SGnoer. Ru
bar man BOG IGrt at belfptte iig mo-
oct beore peS ipecieIt fonitrlereoe
8riaer, peb Summit. % 9lpbnnoifer
% peb gniigtsmnifer FAINT pco ct Ii
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brene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05

tror at ban | en- n9r 6remltio fan
oreoniiere fire til. Gpientbs &alo
beitoo al 10 Menigbeher for ban M
opiagoe be nGpnte. M~enigbeoen |
MeofieIo meb ct Bar til t9nfer at
fable egen Brett, fom oa fomn,er til
of DO | Heofielo. SigeleoeS err oct
Weuingen, at en- Brett fol fomme TIL
at bo | ut. 0ernon % betiene Ore.
nigbeberne Der runbt. Meb Senne
Drbning bIir bet ire aaIb at bet Tom
inbtiI MI bar upgiort ct.
- 9roi. Sanion o. Sftetten fra
SfoIen | Meo Wing aflagbe ct fiRft
9eipg til aipeIuno, Wanamingo %
Moseoe Ssnbag os Wan6ag ben 14be
o. 15be Sebr. Ssnoag bar Der gan'
ife ItormfnIbt 8eir, men en- nofioa
bra Soriamling inbfanot fig ! Sir.
fen peb sipeluno. Sanion pr9oifeoe
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| bet npe SfoIebus paa @anamingo.
Der por ogiaa mango Solf og gobt
Brogram meb Sanse af Sftetten o.
Saler boaoe af Sanion % ct 9ar az
Stuoenterne. Wunbag bar Der
Msbe / airfen peb Stoscoe Center.
% bar Der bebre 8eir og mango
SpIf fom iammen. ellie Wsber bar
baabe ~interesionte og opbpggelige.
De t~afnemmeIiee Silberere flyer:
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Sauges SguuSe.
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Den llge / Sebr. ct SnmtoIemsbe,
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ira Grafton iamt emisiGrcrue Chr.
Saniou % Mpreitel.
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Gerteruiae, 2. Cat; @i bar bapt
ipGre Storme % megen Sne Der.
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isgte Ell Soc, Der par M for BENT %
be iteg berpeo abifiaigc Grin op aS
SelbreoenS Stige. Manben %ifriper:
"6or Here gar iibeu leo ri ION
Sslae al at oriffe Safe, bar i~spnleie.
nerpsie, bIege, ipage % irritable
@aabe min Suitru % leo ipntes gooi
ON Safe og troebe ben par ct Stprfe'
miooeI." (Selpbeorog,)
"Gfter Nars 2ioelier lpite pi til
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at bape 5remgang maatte gioe De NM
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pIubielie, men Sinbrirs inbtraabt
efterboert iom oi pebbIeo at britfe Tc
ihlm, % Ri tabte al 9pit paa aaffc.
"Mtouge al bore @erner liftc i'll
fra isrit al Gcitum fcrbi De life til
berebte ben ret, Wcn raar De fcgt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05

Minneapolis, Oct. IL, 1908.
Rev. ID. G. Ristad,
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Dear Mr.. Ristad:-
] have your favor of October 10th
and | shall be very glad to have you
use my former letter in the way you
mention, since l realize the difficulty
you are under and that it will be most
easily cleared by the publication you
propose.
Yours very sincerely,
GEO. F. JAMES.
The registrar, who caused the
trouble, is the same party who wrote
the letter, quoted with SO much salts
faction in America. He Numbered
then, according to Dean James letter,
and it is evident that he Numbered
again, when he wrote as he did to
the nameless America" correspon-
dent. His position is a purely cleri-
cal position, and he is under the au-
thority of the professors. Dean
James arrangement" with Prof. Ri
stad held good last September, in
| SPitS VI thS iSSiSiidi anu IL 10 SdlC
to assume that it holds good yet, for
no word has come from Prof. James
that he has set it aside. / think |
have proven to my nameless friend
that "Mr. Odland knows what he is
writing about" l have never claimed
or stated that Park Region Luther
College was on the accredited list
published Nov. 80, 1908" All that l
have ever claimed is, that graduates
of the college are admitted to the
University without examination, and
that | have proven by the letters of
Dean James-letters that he author
lied Prof. Ristad to make public.
should like to ask my friend why he
did not write to Dean James for in
formation as to the correctness of
my assertions? And | should also
like to ask him if he believes that
Dean James would make such an
arrangement" as he did with Prof.
Ristad, if he did not have the au-
thority to carry it out? / suggested
to Prof. Anderson, in my former ar
ticle, that if he doubted the accuracy
of my statements that he had better
communicate with Prof. James. He
evidently did not do so, or has he
suppressed his reply? If he lays
claim to being a fair man, he will now
publish in "Amerika" my answer or,
at least, Prof. James letters; this he
owes both to me and to his readers,
after publishing the above letter from
the registrar. "Kortene paa Berdet,
Hr. Professor"
The base insinuation that I have
Intentionally misstated things" and
have "humbugged the people" l
spurn with contempt, and l would
advise the correspondent to use less
insulting language, if he again at
tempts to write for a newspaper.
In conclusion let me add that when
Prof, Anderson stated, in his reply
to Torkel Oftelie, that I am a mem
Der of the Sons of Norway-"Oftelies
L~ogebroder", as he says-he was
guilty of prevarication. / never
joined the Fergus Falls lodge, and /
ceased being a member of the order,
when | left Hudson nearly two years
ago. What a pity that Prof. Ander-
son cannot write an extended article,
without introducing misstatements,
half-truths or falsehoods!
MARTIN w. ODLAND.
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END 1865 9srn eGer 2.S grocent,
bpao Der bier en- Stigning fra De
foreeaaenbe aar. 9sbeligbeoSpro-
centen er ! itabis aftagen og bar iaar
fun 1.65 Brocent eler 1901. Der
bar inbaaaet 47,499 sggteifaber,
eGer n9iten A Suiinb farre END ifior,
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forfeiture Gars ~panifeIiee ~ftnancieIlt
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Itrift. SsfsIee ben gomIe Sroning
bar Sormanben Sognepreit | ct
aulo, % lsuueoes al bette aaIo.
9iitriftet betalte bans llogifter.
naar ban reiite | Gmbeos Weofsr, og
Isnnenoe aapeIlauen / bans aaIo. ct.
ter ben npe Oronine Ienues 5ormon'
ben al 9iitrifiet. Teiieubgifterne be.
tales M iom fsr, % ban er $i9lpe-
prcit / oct aalo boor ban Dor. Der
bIep irembolot. at bper al oisie Orb.
ninger bapoc fine SoroeIe; oerfor er
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fen Sroning er ben beIoigite2 Den
me Sroning or betpoeIig oprere, og
al Son pg 8~eiieubsifter taaes al
WisiionSfasien bpilfet er ct altior
fort arup til ocnue 4asie. Sire
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boab SormanbSembeoet foiter Weis-
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Den err Sognepreit | ct 9alb. CT ban
ieIp Sognepreit, Tan ban babe iterre
R~eoIioenbeo meo Rreiter og Wenig'
beber | pauifeIige eager.
Seras areos al ben nor'fe gu
nooe mpSte | ct. Slnfs airte, Bait.
s.. q. Soeeaarbs aalo, fra ben 14oe
til ben 17be Sebruar. Silitebe bar
gaItorerne 81. gorge fra Gecorab,
g.. o. Sbegaarb, .. 6. Sboricn og
8ait. 5. g. &pitab. Der bar Dele"
CATER ira @aco, Clifton, Rorie %
Samilton. Observation-Disclosures
bar: "Sporleoes en- ariiten fan be.
pares fin 9aabspaft." Hait. gor'
ge glpOeoe arebien beo fin Silitebe'
p9reIie os peo at bore &eferert.
Seiret baobe pGret meget milot 3a'
gene foruo; men Not til ben 14oe
blpite Der op Ell rigtig 9gte SeraS
"0ortber", iaa Soriamlingen life
bIeu flor ben isrite Dag. Oct blep
oertor bellufief al uolPtle Hleo 0pt'
bnnolirgcrne til upite Sag ! Saab
ON, at 9eirst ifulhe hlipe benre. va.
flor gorge prGbifebe ON 8ormiboa'
gen, og bolht ON eftermiooagen ct
nleget IGrerigt Soreorag oper luther
ife Salmer. Wanoas bar Seiret life
be6re emo ON Ssnbagen, men pi be-
epuStc bog ba 8orbanolinger. Sor'
mibbaasmeoet optoges al 6orret'
ninasinger. Oct pigtigite iom bler
beiluttet, pnr, at 8oSauepreIterne
ifuIoe pRIge 8 Wlano til | SCREENING
meb benz at pGlse 70 0ianb til al
aisre en- Sur no til "Eanbanole"
BET noropcitlige 8eras, % nnocrisge
ON Der flnoe finoes en- S~tr9tnine
gobt 2uno, fort nof til at oanne e
iammenbPugenoe norit Settlement
og ON muligt at fire iig ggentitret
berfor. Der er nemlig fomne ittt
iaa iau norife til Seras | be Ieners
Star; men ioaIeOes ION oct M er
ipreoes De oueralt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
Srifirfen.
(Ctitr "JoIlt9Iastt.")

-Stu0ent SeoI. 9. gtbiaa bar
moStaget aolh ira Chippewa Wfe'
nigbeo, @rauoon % Sanos Wfentg'
beb, Sofimou, Winu.
- GaItor Wt. @ierbe 9iorbe Ell
Sur til Oregon eftcr Rptaar o.
bolot en- IGtte Msocr / Si!pertou
og pna andre Stebcr.
- 3ionS @erisbeo. Stantpuoo,
@a'b, Buit. Chr. s. Staoems aaIo,
beilutteoe pna tit anrsmsbe at gaa
ipei meo at bpgge Strife. BIauen,
Tom al 9paniu9stomitcen bIep fore
lugt WcuigbeNen, bIep euitemmig
qoOfienNt. arbeioet er M begpnOt
% ON en- tort Sib piI Girfeu pprc
irroiQ. @oiementet bill rumme ca.
14O &ericner % / ieIue airfen piI
Der bIipe S%iobepIaoie for omtreni
800.
49, Sfuoesnes % Safe @iep We,
uigbe6er. Goitor Bubbles aaIo, Sis
Teton, Spo Safotn, bar | oct lcner;
opfert upe airter. @pgningsarbei
oct bIeo u0iert iiSite Sommer, %
Sirter cr Stole % SirfeuOItgr BE,
ben iubiut. ina at &irferne III er
iuIo Stnno. 8oobmiu Wentabeo a
@aitcr Nrtoie$ &oIo iomt 8erfiueitaI
MeniQbco al EoItor 6oSieS aaIb Of
Soar WcriGbeo al Eoitor IanoohIs
SoIo hor ogioo foripuet fine airfe'
meo upc StoIe.