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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09

Davis, tract of land o9x22o feet,
in the northwest corner of section
8, township 6 north, range west;
consideration, $3.50.
w. A. Reed and wife to w. H.
Stone, 10 acres in the northwest
corner of the northeast quarter of
section S north, range I west, con-
sheraton $1,000.
W. Z. Seydell and wife to Will
liam h Davis and wife, lots S and
6, situated in section IL, township
north, range west; consideration
$4,000
Ella B. Rumft to Emma Lett
ritz, lots Is and 10 in the townslte
of Notus; consideration 500.
w. 7. Crouch and Clara Crouch
to II. G. Hotties, IS acres in the
northeast corner of the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter Of
section S north, range l west; con
sideration $1,000.
J. E. Bradley aud vile to w. G.
Shoemaker, lots 7, 8 and 9, block
IS, Kurtz addition to the town OF
Nampa; consideration 1925.
c. A. Tolmau and Midnie Toll
man to Leonard P. Dresser, the
east half Of the west half of the
north half of the west half of the
east half of the northwest quarter
Of the northwest quarter of section
9, township s north, range west;
consideration $4,000.
c.. A. Tolman and Minnie Toll
man his wife, to W. N. Renfro,
ole acre in the northwest corner of
sectiont 9, township north, range
I west; consideration. $500.
Robert c. Jones and Elzada M.
Jones to Horace ] Burr, the east
half of the east half of the north.
west quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section 9, township 6 north.
range I west; consideration, $1,000
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09
MIDDLETON

MIDDLETON, IDAHO, jan. 7, 1909
u. H, Stark is in Boise this
week, assaying for the Ore Re-
duction Co., of Middleton.
VIM. Goodon has purchased the
livery stable formerly owned by
A. L. Murphy. Mr.. Goodon has
had it leased for the past year.
G. c. Painter is assisting Cash
Ter Ochletree in the bank.
Mabel Grace Carleton, county
superintendent elect. spent Satur-
day the guest of Miss Ella Bre-
shears in Middleton.
Professor o L. Barry, of Emmett
spent New Years with friends in
Middleton.
Mrs. M. A. Swift, of Boise,
was transacting business in Middle
ton, Wednesday.
Miss Wood, county superin-
tendent of Fremont county and
Miss Kelly, teacher of St.
Anthony, after attending the
Teachers Association in Boise came
to Middleton Friday to spend the
day at the A. ]. Breshears home.
Several of the children of Otto
Manrity are i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Laura Patton and Miss
Hessie Ward were out from Cald-
we'll Thursday evening.
Miss Pearl Fisher spent Thurs
day at the Mcclure home near
Roswell.
Rev. VIM. Luscome has started
a series of revival meetings in the
M. E. church, there will be SER
vices each evening for several weeks
Mrs. S. B. Crockett has been
i'll for sometime past but is inn
proving.
Miss Olive Elmore, of Star;
spent Saturday with Mrs. A. A.
Breshears.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09

Sently returned from a short bust
ness trip to Gooding,
Mr.. ]. F. Lowell, of Meridian,
recently accepted position in the
public schools of Emmett. He
began his work on Monday of this
week.
On Friday evening the mem
bers of the Presbyterian church
surprised the pastor, S. A. Parker
and his family. While they were
absent they took possession and
then sent for them The evening
was spent in a social way and w.
L. Bertou in behalf Of the congre-
gational presented we'll filled
purs= of money.
Miss Pearl Patison, of this city,
recently spent severa days visit
ing friends in the capitol city.
A large delegation of business
men and representatives of the
Commercial Club were in Boise on
Sunday and entered strong pro-
test to the new state officers against
county division
An Eye Witness.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09
EMMETT

EMMETT, IDAHO, January 7,
1909. L. Surber, pastor of the
christian church, has secured the
Clark family evangeiists and on
Tuesday evening of this week they
began a series of special meetings
in this city. The Pleasure Club
Hall has been secured for the
purpose. The meetings will con-
tinue several weeks.
f. ID. Runstrom manager of the
Golden Rule Store in Emmett left
here recently for a business trip
OF several weeks in New York
City.
Mr.. Lanson Crinkshank, of
New Plymouth, with his family
spent New Years in Emmett visit.
ing at the home of his brother
A. Crinkshank.
V. 7. Craig, cashier of the Bank
OF Emmett, transacted business in
Boise on Friday of last week.
Father Griswold, of Salt Lake,
Utah, was in this city on last
Friday and conducted services in
the Catholic church.
A Nelson recently disposed of
30 acres of bench land to Colo
radC parties; consideration, $4,000
On Friday evening the G. A.
r. post and Relief corps held a
joint installation in their lodge
rooms, a large number of friends
were present to enjoy the even
ing with them. A short program
was rendered and a banquet was
served to those who were present
/ was an occasion long to be re.
nembered.
Charles Bayes, of this city, re
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09
Real Estate Tranifers,

Charles w. Tanner and Oliver
Tanner to the Sand Hollow Ditch
company, a strip of land IL feel
wide as right-of.Way for the Sand
Hollow ditch, located in the south.
ives quarter of the southwes,
quarter of section 8, toDnship 6
north, range west; consideration
$50.
Warren T. Nelson and Josephine
Nelson to Daniel Taylor, 40 acres
In the northwest quarter or the
northeast quarter of section IA,
township 6 north, range 4 west;
consideration $4,000.
John P. Clifford and Mary Cliff
ford 10 Daniel Taylor, 80 acres
In the northeast quarter of section
IS, township 6 north, range 4 west.
Thomas B. Sames to The Bull.
lard Sheep & Land company a
corporation, the north half of the
southwest quarter of section ?,
township 7 north, range west;
consideration $1,000.
". w. Milton and Anna F.
Wilton to w. N. Renfro, four acres
more or less, in the northwest
corner of section 9, township 6
north, range west; consideration
$1,000.
Alvin E. Myers and Clara Myers
to Samuel L. Riggs, a tract OF land
I52 feet by 29S feet in the south.
west corner of the southeast quar-.
ter Of the northwest quarter of
section 8, township north, range
I west; consideration, $500.
F. J. Bliss and wife to w. r
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09
THE MISSING MASSIVE
One Romance of Uncle Sans Dead
Letter Office.

One Romance of Uncle Sans Dead
Letter Office.
Something like 100000 let
tiers annually fail of delivery in
the United States owing to in
sufficient postage or incorrect
addresses. The dead letter
Office at Washington employees
large force of clerks to handle
these. The packages that have
been received at the dead letter
office have contained false teeth,
glass eyes brass keys, and
thousands of other things that
one would never expect to find
in the mails.
1t would be interesting to
know how many engagement S
have been broken, how many
friends have been estranged,
how many fond hearts have
not been reunited, how many
deals have fallen through, how
many quarrels have been pre-.
vented by letters that never
came.
A pretty romance was reveal
ed at the dead letter office the
other day when a young
woman called there to see if a
wrongfully addressed letter had
been received. 1t had and she
was greatly releaved. II heard
that Jack was untrue" she said
land wrote him breaking our
engagement The day after
wrote l found out that | was
wrong. my heart was almost
broken, but Jack kept right on
coming to see me and never
mentioned the letter. | began
to think | must have misdirect-
ed it and find that l did. 1t
must have been fate. Now he
will never know."-St. Paul
Pioneer Press.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09
1t is getting Cold,
Why don't'you burn the best Coal.
Genuine Rock Springs.
We carry it and none other.
Caldwell Lumber Co.

An important meeting of the Cald.
well Fruit & Produce association will
be held at the Office of the Pioneer IT.
rigation district, Monday, Jan. IL
1909, at p. m. Election OF board OF
directors and important business as
to the future management of the asso-
citation. All members should be pres
ent; also those who intend to become
members.
By order Of the board of directors.
o. V. BADLEY, Secretary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09
Ignorance Still Lives.

In spite of all the severe les
sons that have been taught on
the subject of publicity, there
are still a large number of I'M
believers IN the value of right
newspaper advertising. Some
minds seem to be so perver>ely
constituted that nothing will
convince them of the falsity. OF
any ideas which they have once
imbided. One of the most strik-
ing examples OF this shown in
/ the action of a committee hav-
ing charge of a county fair held
at Anderson, Ind In former
years the local and neighborlng
newspapers were used to aC-
vertising the fair ir advance,
but the idea seemed to have
have got into the brains OF Il e
committee that the cost of the
newspaper space was just so
much money wasted. So the
committee ordered banners and
posters printed sent out circulars
and dodgers, but did not place
a single line with the rewspap-
ers.
Naturally enough, not a news
paper printed the slightest
notice of the fair, and the result
was the smallest attendance in
the history OF the fair. On the
great gala day of the week only
5000 people visited the grounds
against $4,000 on the cores
ponding day last year. The
result, of course, is a rebuke to
the brains OF the committee.
They were presumptuous enough
to believe that the newspapers
would be glad to print a lot of
free notices about the fair, but
not a line appeared. AS is
usual when advertising is given
out, the papers would have
printed full and exhaustive
notices of the affair had they
been rightly treated, but the
publishers very properly came
to the conclusion that if the
fair committee could do with
out paid space in the newspaper
they would have to do without
free space, too.
How anybody can still affect
to believe that circulars, posters
and dodgers are valuable substi-
tutes for newspaper advertis-
ing passes the ordinary COM
prehension. Circulars and
dodgers may be read, but
newspapers must. be. The
former are given away gratui-
tously, the latter are paid for
and therefore valued more.
Little or no incentive is offered
to read a dodger. The natural
impulse of all who can read is
to scan the newspaper. The
average printed circular to-day
10 safe conduct to the waste
basket. The man whose brain
cannot discriminate between
home newspaper and a circular
tossed in the doorway in the
way of advertising value is GER
tainly not fitted to serve on any
kind of a committee supposed
to have the good of the COM
munity at heart.-Exchange.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09
Stockholders Meeting.

Regular annual meeting of
stockholders and election of
Directors of the Pavette-Boise
Waters Users association will
be held at 100 P. NJ, in the CITY
hall, Caldwell, January II, 1909
j. H. LOWELL, President.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-01-09

The HOOslers are at the Jones Fur
niture Store.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

paa @ornet ! r@reriefolf" lt11oer.
@amtalen mellem Spenoitrup %.
Doftor 2ange> bpor ban laoer ii6it-
,1epnte iige, at ubi", ligeiom Nto-
ies, Iige tom fua Sob til at ie IND
i set foriette0e 2nno, iom bore
@er11 ion6ipnIigbts foramer til at
eie. 90 90 Ben an6en iaa iparer,
at Der er langt frem", iaa flyer
Doftor 2ange:
r2anet frem, - ia; men set
'er olligebel Ben fprite Generation,
Ser lli6er % foriager;; - og ben
,on6en, ser np6er Srugterne. ~
2angt frem! &bor fan BET bore
,an6erle6es! 81 bliper iaa baat til
at arbei6e, iaa bant til at leoe u6en
@poelier, at ri lite foritaar an6et.
vi unoperer 2ibets &omfort og
~@Ie6e loa l9nge, at hi glemmer, De
efsiiterer."
set er ct i6rgeligt @ille6e,"
flyer @pen6itrup.
0g 9oftor 2ange iparer: ~9et
,er &rertens cage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

paretog fine mooerlige 8ligter ober-
for fine tire npf66te. Mt bette bar
paft S~torfefa'rs berettige6e @rebe er
ielpfgIgelig, og forleoen, ba ben boz
gobonoeren0e Sort otter ptloe bore
nergaoen6e, bleb ben oDerraitet al
Ben ralenoe Storfefa'r o. ttl6elt en-
pel0ig Busting, bpilfet baboe til
Splge, at 6en oper SAILS og &opeo
tog Slugten, ibrtg forfnlgt al bet
frenfeoe @torfepar. Sen belfortien-
tie 2usiing ipnes at babe giort forGn-
ifet @irfning, og @torfeparret ben>
Iebeoe 1ogle Gage / $40 og Gre6 tno-
til forleoen, 6a Sc begge ct 9iebltf
bab6e forlaot &e6en. 9a inofanot
Sen freme6e Storf fig nemltg otter
og fre0ie0e ct &ar @ange ODER Sc
SEN, bporefter Sen Tog ne6i oenne og
/ 2ebet al nogle Sefunber faiteoe al
lie l1ngerne no at &e6en, iaa Sc imoa
Stofler fan6t en- pnfeltg DG6 paa
Stenbroen.
st 9ieblif- efter pen6te &arret TIL
bage, og op6age6e ltrafs u6ua6en og
l16gperen al 6enne, Ser ifpn6lomt tog
Slugten, efterfulgt at Set raienoe
5torfepar, men bborle6es &eiultatet
al Gorfglgelien er blebet, bi6es life;
Storfene foriponot allie I set fierne,
men efter en- Gags Sraperelie er
5torfeparret otter fomtmet tilbage til
- SEN tomme Ge6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
Sra Miltpoufee me66elteS for.

So Sra Milpalfee meo6eltes or.
lle0en, at Glaifearbei0ernes Sagfor.
emingsforbun6 for De Gorene6e Sta-
ter % Canada, foriamle6e Der ! &on.
pention, pe6tog efter en- lRngere Sc.
Bat en- @eiolution moo Hrobtbition.
Milpaufees Collaborating bar fgr
pe6toget ianrme &eiolution.
- Sen norolige Sci al @taten,
ierligt Ggnen om Miblano, blep / @e-
gpn6elien al l1gen biemipgt af Sfp-
bru6, Ser bar giort 5fa0e for c. "a
Millton Collars. Ealrige 8roer og
Dnmninger er ffplle0e bort, og paa
S6unab S1n6iuner &eierbation CT Sil-
ltan6en meget alborlig. &ruftitatio=
men peo @bite &iper CT e6elagt. og
Dnmntngen er iprengt, og Sabet
fer bill bel6be Jig til 100000. Man-
&c @un6re0e Menneifer er biemIpie,
og @taloe me6 &us6pr er ifpllet bort.
@nbber @ro og 0perfieriel ODER
@an6lpb er ifpllet bort / en- Smfreos
al mango Meile fra Miblono.
- gn al Sc fer / 2an6et for fun
faa Mar it6en meit anerfien6te og
6pgtigite Sournaltiter, Carl BON Ser
man, er be6 at benfal6e til 8rugen at
Gocain tonmet 1aa langt neo 90
Sfraaplanet, blepen laa elen6ig og
forfal6en, at ban forle6en / Mil-
maufee, bbor ban omit0er bar Ore
ben fen, gior6e Jig til Spb beo at
itiele to u6itilleoe 9ragter u0enfor
en- &le0esforretning. San bleb ar,
re1teret, og Bolitiet 1ful6e netop til
at tage bans Maal efter Get 8erKl-
lon'ife @p1tem, 6a Ell &eporter, Der
fien6te bam go6t, if 9ie paa bam;
og MI oil ser be6 forene6e 8eitr9-
belier al Sournalilterne / Milmaufee
og Chicago og al ti6ligere @enner
bltpe giort energiffe 6orieg paa at
faa bam re66et igien for @mfun6et
og Jig ielp. Son @erman bar forben
en- utpipliom glimren6e 8egapelie /
Sournaliitifens &er6en; bun ifreD /
mangfol6ige Gi6sifrifter ODER Mabnet
2aialle, og noget al Set meit opiigts=
peffen6e, ban bar lfrebet, er EN- &ef=
tie Mrtifler, font ito0 at leie for ct
Mor ii0en og gab en- u6f6rlig Secret
ming ONT EN-, Der blep benfal0en til
Gocatn. 9isle Mrtifler bafte Sp=
1tgt / 2egeper6enen paa @run6 al
Sen ndiagtige @eifrtpelle ODER Go
cainilapens 2ib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

-- gn SagIitorm BAT iioite nge
|giort mege11 Sfaoe nnr 9orai11e eg
flere Sormere ! 8ar6 County bar
mltet beIe 0eres ADl. 500 Mcres
tilbprenoe Scr. German poo $olm-
quilt Bre6renes Gorm blep Iaaet belt
ne0, og 300 Mcres paa Smear1npn
6armer1, n9r 9oraine.
- Set nor6eitlige Mortb Dafota
blep Eors6ag iioite nge rant al Ma-
rets fprite alporlige &oglitorm. @tor
Sfa6e ffete / 8ottineau, GabaIier,
@embina og 8enion @ountper. @tor.
men bar raiet ODER bele Sen nor6lige
Del al @taten. &erit bar 36eleg-
geIien beret / 8ottineau County, og
flere &uiino Mcres &orr omfring
@arburp, Courts, @eit &ope og &us-
lell mel6eS at bore g6elagt. S 60
palier County tog .@tormen en-
Strefning mellem Cabin og Sarles.
st @tpffe 2ar6 en- Mil breot og to
W3il langt blep felt 6effet me6 &agl,
ian ser bil6e babe b9ret ubm9rfet
sSgre for en- 5lg6e, bbor ser en- Slime
fer bab6e. beret loben6e &ornmarffer.
Sfa6en / Bembina County ifete Sp6
og @p6peit for Carlisle. S 8enion
County bIep EN- imal G%trefning MEL
lem Gburcb's Gerrp og @rinsma6e
fuloltpnoig goelogt. @aa &aglitor>
men fulgte poloiomt &egn, iom ogiaa
anrette6e en- bel 9el @fuoe.
9en beitlige Gel at en- lang Gle
pator / Man6an ltDrte6e iammen for
le6en me6 ct 8rag, iom bgrtes ODER
bele 8pen. Guitn6er @uibels &be6e
pelte6e us ODER Marfen, og @fa6e
for flere Sniin6 9ollorS blep unrettet
paa 8pgningen. Sbe1 ma11 forlggte
at fnbe Moriagen til l1lDffen, fan6tes
en- @on6 begraoet UNDER &beoen. Set
bar um11ligt at bringe bam tillipe.
st Sort fra ct Seltefontor fan6tes
/ bans 2omme, og al Set fremgif, at
ban bar fomnren fra 941lutb til ST.
CHARLTON, 81. g., og at ban be6 S.
&ellp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
1l1innefota.

= S International Sails neolag-
oes ii6lte uge @run0ltenen til ct nDt
Gourtbus for &oocbicbing County.
Ne6leggellen bar le0iaget al megen
&pitt0eligbe6. CONNER @tanton
talte begeiltret ont Gremti0Suoiigter-
ne for &oocbicbing County og Count
tplg0et.
= Soften er begpn0t. @ioite nge
bugge6es Ser slug / 0megnen al
Sbafopee, og @pgb6lten er begpnot
fra Sc fgrite Sage / 0enne uge. Sra
@illmar mel6es, at langS Greet
Mortbern bill Soften antagelig be-
gDn6e / benne l1ge. Sra a1le @gne
al @toten mel6es ONT ualmin6eltg
CODE Mfgrp0er al iaa at iige olle
&ornl orter.
= or. og Mrs. &nu0ien og Mr.
og Mrs. 6. 80. @reD at &elican &a=
pt6s bap6e li6ite uge ct alporltg1
rbeI6 paa en- Mutomobiltur til Gar-
go. 2ige u0enfor Moorbea6 opfom
en- bo16iom &egnitorm, og 8eien bler
iaa glat, at Maiftnen CLEO u6 ODER en-
Sfraaning og belteoe, laG alle blep
liggenbe UNDER SEN. Mrs. &nu6ie n
breffebe ct &rabeben, og Mrs. @reb
flere &ibben. Men6ene Hap me6
nogle Sframmer
= @rs. Slora @mitb, en- .Sar=
mers &uitru Mor0 for Spring SOL
leD> og 9epilu5 Sobnion, 20 Mar
gmmel, bleb ii6ite nge orreitere6e
for Sl6spoaiettelie og transported
til Spring 8allep. Sf9lge &lagen
bar Mrs. Glora @mitb leiet Sobn1on
til at iette SIS paa Gbarles GLEN
burgs @aaningsbus, iefS Mil Mor6
for 8pen, meoens @ieren bar frape=
re10e. &lagen moo Sc to f9lger efter
ct langparigt 6ien0fob. Sobnion ct
en- al Sc nGrmelte Naboer. 8egge Sc
arreltere0e negter at babe bopt al
ifaffe me6 8ran6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
miseonfn.

= Sfplge en- Sr6re u6lte6t al
&pielteretsoommer @inslo fan en-
Barber / 9taten bol0e lin @arber<
lt11e aaben ON Sgn6agen, trobs Sen
al iiolte 2egislatur pe0tagne 2ob ONT,
at 8arbering og @aarflipning fife
ifal betragteS ion1 en- Nd6pen0igbe0s,
gierning eller &ierligbeosbepts moo
ems Neite. &etsor0ren oil itanoie
&etsforfplgning moo @arberer, in6=
til Ell Mppel fra en- at Domnner 6.
IS. 8urnell al &reosretten afgiben
&ien6elie er bleben beban6let al @to-
tens @gieiteret til gfteraaret.
= S. Ole Gtorep, MI SreIait=
banoler og Sernbaneeier / Sort,
lanb> Ore., en- ftp. Ga @rosle=Man6,
lom / fin Gi6 tog 9el / @tatspoliti-
ten, og TOM paa : Mnr bar t1ent en-
Million 0ollars / Grelaittn0ultrien
/ Oregon, bar tilbubt Ga Grosies
Barffomisiion en 4empe-Gpr, iom
bill blibe bragt fra @elten paa fem
aabne 2altebogne. Sprren er. $50
500 bgi. Set bill fp1te IS. 900 at
fragte 0en til ga Grosie og foa Sen
opiat / Sen npe Nortb SIDE @arf.
Sen ifal benDttes lom Glagitang, og
ct &gmpeflag f%ororbei6es for Ben
st Ear Gage / Sorbeien bab6e Ole
Storep ifpnfet Ga Grosie en- an6en
betpoelig @aDe, nemlig en- @ronce<
fontane til Min6e om lin Mo6er.
TontGnen ifal relies / Nortb SIDE
Earf, bDor Storeps gamle Stem ito6
og Sen Srelaltin6ultri 6repes, al
bpilfen ban ii0en bleD rig. Sontpnen
bill fremitille Storep iom en- 9reng
paa 9 Mar baren0e &anb / Sen be,
rgmte u0les 8lifipan0" til Sc tgriti-
&c i Sagipaanfabrifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
B(anot Stor6e.

Ean Set itore Nafbus / Soften /
8en0ipslel, u6e be0 Sammerbugten,
Ser / 8pens &elmagts0age bleb BE-
npttet til &orrmagaiin, bar ct @tor-
fepar til Sta6igbeo babt 6eres &e6e
og benfepet ct lpffeligt Samilielio. S
0en ii6ite Si6 far Ell fremme0, en-
iom storf imiolertio grebet forltpr-
renbe ms / bette, i6et Sen paa en-
forltprren0e, nergaaen0e Maabe -
naar storfefa'r par frab9renoe ~
fo%ritnrre0e Storfemor. noor 6enne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
Gfterlbsninger.

@aI6emar Mnfertje I,
n E, bbis iioit fien6te N6resie bar
Soutbern &otel, 80 6. 8roa6pap,
Butte, Mo11tuna. @nns Sober Gu
ltab 4nferitierne er boiat | &anoerS.
5gren @riitian Gbri-
e n e n, iom tioligere boe0e / @l-
gin, ST., bborfra ban flptteoe til 81,
gonqutn ST., og em6eltg 8egpnoel>
fen al 1909 til garpenterbille, SSll.
8eter Snrcb g + 0 b g
og 6 m II 5ercb 8roberg g,
8re6re. S 1906 boe6e emil S. 8.
176 @ait 23r6 ct, GsIat So, Chicago.
Sens Mnneus @briiti-
a n SIotb +, 33 Mar ganrmel. San
fom BERTH / 1891 og orbei6e6e /
@alpfemierne bos Str. g. 0llen,
@latnbiem, &ierce Co., Mebrafa.
San TOM ttlifa0e be6 ct ulpffestil-
fel6e og in64ag6es paa ct &oipital,
men om bmn oberlepe6e l1lpffesttlf9l-
oct bi6es fife. Brepe til nepnte @br.
s. Sl1en er returnere6e al Boitp9le-
net.
Sre6erif CIR. 5fnue.
S 1899 boe6e fan 5548 Sngleii6e
Mbenlte, Chicago. San bar Ga Gor-
man6 / ct Melfefompagnis Sieneite.
Sans &ultru bar tpiff60t. @en6es
f6rite Nobn bar @mma. S nepnte
Mar bab6e Sc en- @gn be6 Napn
George.
&enriette 8ncf, fg6t
$ feb og 86rn: @oI6e<
nj a +, Gil e og Sngeborg
9 II c +. Sru 811cfs @ro6er, &on=
6itor &einertf 8picbel al Chicago,
menes at funne gioe SplpSning ON
6amilien, men bar &oniulatet bi6til
fife funnel u0fin6e bans M6resie.
Sprgen Cdr e n. Sn0til
September 1907 &e0after / Spen6=
borg. San CT fe6t lite September
1868 ngr S6enle. San bab6e itort
6ul0ifjeg ga bon bar / 9onmorf, bar
fraftigt bpgget. &an menes at op=
bol6e Jig / Gbicago, Sll.
80 or tenS 0 Donnes g e :
t e + e n, fg6t 86e Mpril 1864
Gltang be0 @ol0ing. &on onfom til
Boston m1e6 Damplfibet uGDmric"
Sen Use Sftober 1905, og opbol6t fig
/ Slut1ingen al iamme Mar / Min=
mel ota. San rejlte ~ie1ere til Corners
&c., &alispel, Montano.
Oscar 6 a II
1@cbr66er, fe6t Sen lite. SSan11ar
1888, Ser / Sulen 1908 iiges at bope
boet 1871 Cottage @robe Mbe. gn
tt0ligere M6resie ct $40 6. 63rb Ctr.
San efteridges / Mnleontng al en- Mr=
pelog / Danmarf.
| Seniine @ie1 en-, gnte
efter Thrift Mtelien, ser 6p6e / @agle
@robe, Soma, for ca. 10 Mor iioen.
Sum bnbbe 4 ggtn be6 Nopn 0ai=
b, @tella, oscar og
Granf. SUN eller @6rne11e efter=
iggeS / Mnle6ning al en Mrbeiog /
Gunmarf.
@1lige 9plpsninger ONT 6isIe ef=
teridgte be6es ttlittllet set fgl, oonlf e
@oniulat, Dearborn & &onoolpb
StS., @bicago> Sl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
uor6 Dafota,

- @uberngr 811rfe bar erfl9ret,
at DER life bill blibe nogen @fstral es=
lion al Mortb Gofotos 2egtslatur for
at beban6le ct ENHANCEMENT iii Som
ltitutionen ONT Sfat paa &orporatio-
nernes Sn6t9gter.
On Sogforiinfelie afperge6e
lioite nge, at Ben beitgaaen6e 800
6lper" life fornlpffe6e be6 2amDer,
bpilfet bil6e baDe foltet mango Men=
neifelio og foraarioget itort gien-
0omstab. st @o6stog, lom blep uo=
len0t fra @omper, for6i &asiagerto~
get bar foriinfet, figrte moo en- @ta=
bel Sbeller tire MI fra CAMPER; men
Icget gift iaa iagte, at ingen al Gog-
meme %afiporeoeS. Set bite fig, at IS
Speller Dor bleben itablet OBJ paa
Sfinnegangen for at afipore @urtig.
toget. 9eriom @urttgtoget bopoe
itgot moo oenne Gorbin0ring, piloe
Der blebet en- f~orf9r6elig Mlpffe.