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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
FRArERNAL BRoTHERHOOD.

on Wednesday evening. November 30.
Utah lodge No. 3e5 held special meet
ing to close the airship campaign.
There were eight initiated. and cnthu-
slasm and good viii rcigned. IT was
decided to try to secure the hall FOR
the other Wednesdays in the month.
but the trustees were unable to make
those arran gements.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday. December 7 4. at which time
election Of officers for the ensuing
term viii take place All members are
urgently requested to be present as this
Is a very important meeting.
The regular meeting OF the Tooeie
iodge was held on Saturday evening.
az which time several candidates were
Initiated. and twelve new applications
Tor membership were read. The Off
GERS are 70 be con gra fulafpd uDon the
way they are taking hold Of the work.
several Of them having nearly mem
orized their parts. and the lodge rs only
one week old. With such enthusiasm
this lodge ts sure to prosper.
After the business session games
were played. and those present had a
splendid time. Arrangements are be-
ins made Tor an entertainment in the
NEAR lu'tft.
sego Lily lodge 80. s52 met in spe-
cis1 session November 20 I'm the office
OF President Wright. f22 Ncwhouse
buiidinS. The lodge elected and ob1i-
gated eight candidates. ON November
. ~ Us Ter " ultthtAn Obligated Iour Inaf
had been previously elected for Sego
Lily. This assured SegO Lily the trO-
ply I'm the tri-lodge. Utah 265 and
Murray "girship contest" The prize
fs large hand-paiuted emblem OF the
Sociefv. the work Of Sister Whitehead
I Thursday is the regular business MEET
ing az the hall f11 East First South
street al candidates that have beer
obligated should DO present to receive
/ iull instruction. Election Of officers
I for the ensuing six months and many
/ other matters or Importance viii come
I up.
! Sego Lily has also leased the same
I hal for the first and third "Wednesday
/ nights. beginning December = which
VIII insure meeting every week after
q this month. The coming Wednesday
7 evening we viii give dancing parts
to an members Of tire society and theii
invited friends
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The George Il. Maxwell w r. O.. will
hold regular meeting "Wednesday. Dee
a FUN attendance is desired. The am
nual election OF officers win DE held.
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NATr.aur.E.

rfe Auditorium roller skating rink
can be had for private skating parties
any afternoon except Saturdays or
holidays. for private PARTIES or club
rates call Bell phone Main 1903.
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The Canadian association will be en-
tertained by Ar. and Mrs. II. NJ childs
"A : street. Wednesday evening. Decent
Der :. All Canadians cordially invited.
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silver Maple circle No. 16S met in
regular session last Friday night with
furdian NeiEhbOr Dykes fin the
chair Five applications were allotted
upon 'favOrahlv and three candidates
given the secret word Of the society.
\ wei organized teal COMPOSED OF
twelve members belonging to the reds.
gave a FANCY drill which was enjoyed
by an present But wait for the next
stunt from the greens.
NeNt "wednesday afternoon and even
ing VIII be WoodCraft day at the Isis
We want big crowd as the proceeds
so to the drill team.
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There viii be a meeting in Eagles
HAN Friday afternoon ut 2.30. Regular
session will be held. and all members
are requested to attend.
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1911. a large attendance is expected.
much interest seems to he shown in
the event IL is expected there will be
quite a contest for the different posi-
tions to be filled.
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COLI.IS-Funeral services for Ellen
Coils will be held Tuesday. December
8. 1910. at the funeral chapel OF Ebcr
W Hall I6t south West Temple street.
al y. m. lntcrmcnt d. Olivet.
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Troop r. rough riders. Funeral services
OF Mrs. j. &. Bowring. 1cS West Third
South street. Friends are invited t0
attend. Intermcnt In ST. Ohvet Gene
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salt Lake circle met last Monday
evening. Three candidates were given
the mysteries Of WoOdCraft and six
cards were balloted upon favora blv.
The election Of officers then took piace-
The next meeting will be held Mon
day. December :. at s o'clock o.. m.
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MODERN MOODMEN.

Excelsior camp 1882 held a rousinc
meeting last Tuesday evening. with
tortN members in attendance. The es-
cort FOUND five strangers in waiting.
and they were shown through the mvs-
terieS OF the forest. the work being uu-
usually Impressive by reason OF the
splendid assistance of the degree team.
which has been mcrea Sed recently by
iue. addition or several experienced
member from camps iu the east
. me- attendance prize was awarded To-
Ncl-nncr !. y. Bryan. During the week
NetEnbor james Terry. ir.. was called
90 Ferron. Utah. to officiate at the
burial OF neiuhbor Of the camp Of that
place. The regular meeting Of the
camp VIII be held tomorrow evening
at which time the annual election or
OFFICERS VIII be held. Members will
please Keep iu mind that upon the
proper selection or officers for the next
year viii depend ia a large measure the
success OF the camp. and every one VINO
can DO So should be present. Visiting
neiehbors are cordially invited.
Great salt Lake camp 40. 1OO71 met
as usual around the campfire last Tues
oaE evening. with an officers present
and good attendance. Four more new
applications were presented. and the
Iraf ernal degree was conferred upon
five candidate
The big meeting takes place Tuesday
evening. when the mer0h ershfp will
turn out strong FOR the annual election
or Officers. All members are requested
z" assemble promptly by o'clock Wis
lung neiEhtors always welcome.
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salt Lake Iodre No. 2. J. o. O. T..
VIII confer the first degree Friday
night on three candidates. All odd Eel
lows invited.
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SpEAR-At Soldier summit. Utah.
December s. Arthur y. spear. iu bis
twenfy-scCond wear Funeral services
viii be held at mortuary chapel 81 s
II. Evans. as South state street today,
Monday. at p. on.
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GOODALE-At Soldier summit. Utah.
December 81. William A. Goodale. in his
thirtv-sfxth wear. Funeral services will
be held at the mortuary chapel of s..
II. Evans As South state street toda ST.
Monday. December 5th at . y. m. In
terment at Nampa. Idaho,
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The Naomi Past Noble Grands' club
VIII meet at the home Of Mrs Kicker
son. 65f Bellevue avenue. Thursday.
December s. at %. IN.
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The Past Noble Grands' club will
meet on Thursday. December a. at the
home OF Mrs. \. Watkins. 5S5 First
avenue. Visiting sisters cordially in
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Banner hive No. II. L. q. r. NJ. will
mold regular review Tuesday. December
o. at T. O. .. +. hall AZ 2.30 sharp. The
election Of officers will take place. and
an the members are requested TO be
present. The record keeper will be at
the hall AT I O'Clock.
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salt Lake City hive No. Z will hold
regular review next Wednesday even
ing at odd Fellows hall and every
member Is requested to be present as
the election Of officers for the ensuing
year viii take place.
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nearly thirty years in Dawson county

nearly thirty years in Dawson county
1 may be pardoned for assuming to
advise the voters Of the county in ref
erence to the qualifications OF S. G..
Scoville for the Office of Register of
Deeds, he having announced himself
to be a candidate for that Office sub
ject to the will of the Republican vot-
ers at the June primaries. l have
known Mr.. Scoville since 1889, when
he began work in the office of The
Republican and Capital under my
management Excepting FOR a period
of about 5 years, while he was oper-
ating his farm in Lisbon township he
has been constantly in the employ OF
the Mitchell Printing Co., most of the
time as foreman of the news depart
ment.
During my long and peculiarly in
innate relations with Mr.. Scoville 1
have never known him to betray a
trust or to fail to give his best efforts
to the discharge of his duties. He
has ample ability to handle the affairs
Of the office and as a Republican he
has had a long and consistent record
in the support Of the principles of his
party.
If you see fit to honor him with a
nomination and an election I know
the Office of Register OF Deeds, of
Dawson county will be competently
and honestly conducted.
A. e. Dean.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con-
stitutional disease, requires q consti-
tutional treatment. Hairs. Cntarrh
Gul UPON os t the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. n giving
the patient strength by building up the
ing its work. The %proprletors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list
Address: +. j.. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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rom Modesto. California, where he

from Modesto, California, where he
went some time ago.
The %postoffice building has been
re-papered this week, which is a
great improvement.
Jake Geisen lost two fine colts late
ly with distemper. This disease has
been very prevalent among horses
this winter.
Mrs. G. r. Brown and Mr.. McKeel
went to Mitchell Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bauer went to
Mitchell Thursday afternoon.
A birthday party was given on
Tuesday evening at the home of G.
P. Grosz in honor of the twelfth an
niversary of Miss Agnes birth. A dain
ty lunch was served and a fine time
enjoyed by the boys and girls present.
Mrs. Ira Cults and on, Arthur.
have just returned from Emery and
Bridgewater, where they have visited
for the past ten days.
LOUIS Monder, of Sioux City, is
visiting the family of his aunt, Mrs.
R. L. Tremaine.
Mrs. Fern Moore arrived Saturday
from her home in Kennebec, S. D.
and will spend a few days visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Walters
and other relatives.
Misses Lizzie Clement and Ida
Anderson came down from Mitchell
Friday evening and attended the
dance given in Tobey's hall that
night by Earl Clement and Ed Donk.
William Goldhammer bought a
quarter section of land this spring
with fifty acres broke on it. He has
broken up all the rest of the quarter
and has all but four or five acres of
it in M large field of corn all plant
ed about 40 acres in the field. He
lives ten miles west of Ethan.
A card has been received from Miss
Ina Dodd, saying she was at Lake
Geneva, Wisconsin with her mother,
who is taking treatment there.
A very large congregation gather
ed at Holy Trinity church Sunday
morning to listen to Father Field
meyers excellent sermon and to see
the seventeen, (nine girls and eight
boys,) who took their VOWS and their
first communion, this beautiful Sab
bath morning. The church was pref
tily decorated with blooming plants,
the choir rendering fine music.
A WORD FOR sCOvILLE.
To the voters of Dawson County:
l Presenting upon my residence of
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MT. VERNON ITEMS

mt. Vernon, S. On. c. Belts, j.
NJ. Newell and DR.. Jones spent a few
days at Lake Andes last week fishing.
They report the fish too we'll fed in
that vicinity and will try a new re-
sort next time.
John Grow, DR.. Dundas and c. w.
Adams were up from Mitchell one
day last week.
Miss Glon Bierce returned from
Sioux City last Friday.
Supt. and Mrs. o. E. Browne were
here from Mitchell Wednesday. They
came over in their new auto and re-
turned Thursday.
Don't forget the commencement
exercises at the opera house May 20
81. An interesting program both
evenings.
Last Saturday afternoon the differ
ent rooms of the school were thrown
open to visitors. to view the work on
exhibition which had been prepared
throughout the school year. From
the primary room taught by Miss
Porter, to the high school room in
charge of Prof. Arnold, the work was
a credit to teachers and pupils, and
those who went to view it were we'll
paid for their time spent. This is the
first exhibit Of the kind given by the
Mt. Vernon school and it should be
encouraged by all true lovers Of ed
ucational advancement.
Miss Blanche Jenkins has COM
.pleted her school near Aberdeen and
has come to spend her vacation with
her parents.
Sollie Nolt came over from Eth
an last Saturday and returned home
Monday. Mrs. Nolt who has been Wis
liting in Mt. Vernon for the past
few weeks accompanied her husband
home.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Alice Cooper
to Mr.. Tobin Arland, both young peo-
pie live at Garfield, Washington.
A large crowd went owe to Letch-
er Sunday to see the ball game be-
tween Mt. Vernon and Letcher.
Mrs. E. e. Owens went owe to
Sioux Falls Friday to spend a few
days.
Mrs. w. NJ. Rossman and little
daughter, from Hayes, S. D., are Wis
iting at the home of her parents, Mr..
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WERE WtDDtO
SUNDAY MORNING
MARRIAGE OF HENRY THOMP-
SON AND LOUISE BROsz TOOK
ING AT PARKsTON.

Parkston, S. D.-A very pretty
wedding took place at the Presbyter-
ian church at Parkston Sunday morn
ing, when Mr.. Henry Thompson, of
Ethan, and Miss Louise Brosz, of
Parkston, were united in marriage.
At IL O'Clock, to the strains of Men
delssohn's wedding march, played by
Mrs. w. H. Shaw. Miss Jennie
Thompson, sister of the groom, as
bridesmaid, entered, followed by the
bride on the arm of her father. They
were met at the altar by the groom
brother of the bride. Rev. Carl Magee
pronounced the words which united
these two young lives.
The bride a gowned in a prin-
cess costume Of cream satin, wore a
long veil and carried a shower bou-
Quet of cream roses. She was a picture
Of loneliness as she assumed the
marriage VOWS. Her bridesmaid was
gowned In white null and carried
pink and white roses. The groom
and best man wore black. The ring
was carried by Master Leonard Brosz
in the heart of a large Gala lily. Lit
tie Miss Hilda Brosz acted as flower
bearer.
The church was very prettily dec
Grated in palms and ferns, making
a pretty background for the marriage
service. The happy couple left on the
afternoon train for a short honey
moon after which they will be at
home to their many friends at Ethan.
The bride is one Of Parkston's fore
most young ladies, cultured, refined
and beloved by all who know ner.
The groom is n of Ethan's most
popular young men. He has been
employed as depot agent here for
several months and has given univer-
sal satisfaction. His hosts of friends
here will welcome Mr.. Thompson and
his bride back to Ethan, and shower
upon them the congratulations and
best wishes of the entire community.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AEwHeA 49,
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and Mrs. G. w. Dougherty.

and Mrs. G. w. Dougherty.
Miss Edna Fitch came over from
Plankinton Saturday to spend Sun
day with the folks.
Five auto loads of Mt. Vernonites
voters went over to Plankinton lasi
Thursday night to hear Geo. w. Egan
speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald were
Mitchell callers one day last week.
Did YOU see Halley's comet? No?
Well you didn't look in the right
place.
Miss Blanche jenkins is assisting
at the depot.
Miss Mile King, went to Yankton
as a delegate for the Rebekah lodge
Miss Lottie Pound will graduate
this spring from the Mitchell high
school, with second honors in hel
class. Miss Pounds many friends here
will be glad to know of her good Sue.
cess.
The pupils of the fifth and sixth
grade and teacher, Miss Overmire
went to the Firesteel last Thursday
and celebrated their yearly class pic.
mic.
Miss Corker and Miss Porter en-.
tertained the graduating class Mon
day at a seven o'clock dinner.
The high school alumni have plan.
ned for a banquet in the opera house
May so.
James Dougherty is having a fresf
coat of paint put on his residence il
the east part of town. Painter Smith
is the artist.
James Stewart went to Carthage
Monday to accept a position in {
clothing store there.
Mrs. AL Lucky returned from Can
ton, Saturday. Mrs. Lucky says thai
Mr.. Lucky is getting along as we'll a:
can be expected but that the physi-
clans considered it better for him tt
remain in Canton for a time.
Harry Martin is having new side.
walks put in about his new residence
on the east side.
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MINNEAPOLIS A

Minneapolis.-Cash Close: Wheat
No. 2, northern, $1.O6A to $1.eBh;
No. 3, white oats, 36% to 1850: No.
8, yellow corr Sc to 56Hc; barley,
SO to Gle.
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weak. $3.50 q 1870.
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago.-Cash Close: Wheat. NoA
2, northern, $1.o7 q Clio; No. 8.
white oats, 37h to 39hc; No. 8,
white corn, 61h to &c; No. 8. yell
low corn 59k to Coo; barley so to
&c.
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HOGS AND CATTLE
TAKE A BIG SLUMP
O CITY LIVE sToUK.

Sioux City.-Cattle, receipts, HOO,
ten to fifteen cents lower; stockers,
firm; hogs, receipts, $500, fifteen to
twenty cents lower, top, $3.50; bulk,
1920 @ 1925.
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MITCHELL G:sAIN MARKET.

May 25.-Wheat, No. 2, Ole; No.
8, SSc; velvet chaff, soc; No. Q, SSc;
flax, $3.50; oats, Sic; corn, Acc; bar
ley 43c.
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NEWS FROM ETHAN

Ethan.-Mrs. j. w. Bryant left on
Friday for Vermilion, where she will
visit her parents and friends.
Mrs. Joe Craig and son left Friday
afternoon for their home in Tulare.
George Fosterman has returned
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago.-Cattle, receipts, $4,000
5 to 10 cents lower, $3.50 q ss."";
hogs, receipts, $1,000, Is cents lower
1925 q $9.55; sheep, receipts, 1000,
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A WORD FOR SCOVILLE.
To the voters of Dawson County:
Presuming upon my residence of
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= Spitaftn Iasten boteio on pies
Id idIead ia niitd mppbddn poIfubins
malta anberIon &c SifIbers.
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,GbbSlebteG"

SuomoIaiiesia firiopainosio, Wlc
9eob %openueIa, 3. peffaIon mafeiS'
fouposia ia guttoion oIiamiebcnd
%. SoaralaIa.
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oTplebn ficnep piller;t paran.
Situat minufH..

Yuoolema on loinattu firieestd,
ionfo OH firioittonut s. Wl. NinfIer,
Smonsniue, Snb. rWtind Jain pa.
ban munnoiStouoin ia IeIfadni pofot.
tt tofptn. Suntui fuin oIiiin fabotta.
nut foifen moimoni ia ppDrrptii lie
tetn ia foitfi ndptti ebesidni mustoL
to. Din Solepn aibnep pi1erid Iadn.
nouiiestt ia MT oIen tdpIin terpe ia
tunnen iiieni futen uuii mics. go.
lepn fionep piuerit poronIi minut."
Oscar NorbIina.
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tpaotetus' ia ioItinetawaroiue oItao
Club 9rosin moote' ia fenfdfau.
pasta tf. II pdimd ia festdd Iofof.
1 pdimddn.
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- 1molint. !SdmmGstpstd berGt
tGDG lutinen IefpiIi moonontoino,
eta Sobn Uidtt, oIunut aurora o.
ouIio, on ttollut. Sdn oil fpud TAI.
rostnnut hinuttamaa feubfotoutiu
pitemmdn aitao, mutta fpfeni ole.
mnon toimiSIoon alma niime Iauon.
taibin osti. Sunnuntai iItano oil bd.
nelle futIuttu l1atGri Gonlep, iofa
untoi lGdfettG. Wlaonontaiia posten
pDn nuteui ioiras bpfpin ia aomul
la tunii itienid min bpninmoinotIi,
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Fin fertaa ibmiien mnne ia tieto pets
II. Sairas ei pGdsIpt ppstppn, moan
footui idlleen nuoteeue, ia iofu mis
multi endd, oil eIdmG erfaantunut
pois ruumiisto.
Wtdfi ment naimiIiin neiti Spfia
&onfoon fansia fpiime fepdnnG,
ioten nuori moimp idi bantd muis
ben iufuloisten ia tuttamien fonsIa
faipautIeIa muisteIemaan.
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pdimdd mosten pDud feuo 2, Wlotti
Sanffo, Inorem Worionen ia bic
tor InoerIon oIipat Sronmoooin
SpDpden toIoIta menosia foriteeris
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iouffo pdibtpneitd iuomalaiIia mies
btd tientpierestd peIidttdd beitd, ddns
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meen, iofo fen ioboosta fpiime Iuns
nuntaina iltopdimdud fuoli NsbIanbs
in, Njis. ToiraolosIa. GbeuGmoinitut
nuoret miebet pan9ittiin. 2ouantai'
no tuttittiin Dicior anoerIouio .Surs
Iepn poIiiIioifeuoesIo ia buomottiin
IpptiDmdfIi, ioten ban lasfettiin nua.
pootIi,
Siistoina, t6udniifouo, oIimot
Souffo ia Warionen SprIepn rats
bontuomarin eoesId, iouoin tuomori
IpffdIi oIion fdIitteIpn emf milton
iiistoibin, iouoin lie olfoo feqo 8
aomuua. Wiioen Taoon bouarin Ia.
faue noobitoon fnmmoltofin poioL,
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oSti.
MoIemmat poiat ofpot fomasti
nuoria. tusfin fumpitoon tdpttdnpt
20 ifGpuotta.
= SaltuennuSmbbnti miesten
fpaotetus' ia ioltinetanaroiue oltao
Club YroSin maote' ia fenfdfau.
pasta tf. II pdimd Ia fesidd lofaf.
1 pGin1dn.
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puuhssNuW NISNS""N tDe|u
maatila. 6oluottefo bppdu maan
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terin, bGpdn bebeImd ia maanmil'
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9opfielb niemimoaua 9apIielo foun'
tisIa, @isconTinisIn, ioita torioam'
me teiue 40 ia so eefferin foppoleiSs
la $15 = $40 e~etferi, So eefferistd
fdteen ia 81 eefferid padae nmoiits
tain 6 pros. foroao, eli beIpoiaa
fuufauIimafIuiaa.
9apfieIo fauntin mosta tutustls
tam, ettd ie on ainoa beoeImd alue
pobioisIuooesIa. Siioitus Superior
idrmeld meitd morielee baualtd fu'
ten tdndfin muonna OH tunut IeIfpils
lie FUN pmpdri fofo pobioiSluoteen
on baua mahin9oittonut 90 proIens
tiuo, moon meiu1 tGGuG ntmetteeud
eli il tebnpt mitddn batttaa. Wieiud
on bpnd, iopimulia moo, josIa
moi fosnattqp woifta mitd. Wao
on ldbead faupunfia, bDmdt tiet,
fouIu, rpopaa postin fuIetu5 ia teIe'
%foonit.
Giitdmme teine Wtotti porpea ia
poifaa Sronpoooisia, iotfa iuuri
omot ostoneet moon tG6Itd.
Sos olette innostuneet, fpIptdd e.
nempi t~ietoia,
8. 8. peapep &c &c.,
Wasibburn, WiS.
= Spitaftn IoSten bofeio on pies
Id idIeld ia niitd mpnbddn poIfubins
malta 9nberIon &c Siflbers.
,,Sbbslebted" mpptapdna
SuomoIaiiesia firiopoinosio, DC
2eob openueIla, 3. peffoIon mofeis.
fauposia ia guttoion oiiomiebcnd
%. SaaraIaua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
: 9ilatfaa poIttopuunne nnt.

= Siiatfad poIttopmunne npt.
Supreet mpanpuut mofIaa retfa>
fuorma S 1926.
&uirpat mpappuut mofl oa retfos
fuorma 5 $50.
&oipat puut mofioo reffofuorma
$ $50.
Seoit & Some 9umber SO.
SeIfooni SO.
Silffi aIusbameita mpp ball
paua
H. pouI
SurIep, Dis