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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-20

Wallace. GlAhe. Oeoshss 10. lsso.
Nosics 10 naestg dvsn shat shsee 4 1sllnausat
uDm ths tnllpwins 1ssrsihsd stock o. seoouut
n sp assessmess Of thsss-eishth. ~ n mill per
hssp. levied on the eth dag oi July. 1910. the
several On ounts seated as follows:
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toesshss with saaas q advertising and ezpsnsea
q ~.
III. CLAAY. ssessary.
~ SIKH sssss. WallANs. sAoshoos County Idaho.
o. 1nKov 10.
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|HTP01HEEk Co. STATEMENT
New EesipnentS ordersd and Assess
ment Of Seven Mills Has Been Levied.

The Hypoheek Company has levied an Of sever
mills to help for the equipment required the property
The following official communication and statement has
been sent to stockholders:
To the Stockholders: Sss4-
GeetineThee weeks ago while drifting the At an
approximate depth Of 1000 feet heavy flow Of water
countered which IS good indication M stronger shoot near
hy This water much for pumps ID operation to
handle and required the entire power n keep tho mine dry -
that Roadway could be made drifting directors then DE-
cded at special meeting that the power plant had y Be
increased and after careful consideration concluded that the most
practical and economical solution would be change from steam
to electrical power. This will cost approximately $1,000
resolution this effect adopted and the necessary machinery
ordered.
We hopes that the greater part Of this outlay may be
met by the SALE at good price, Of $1,000 shares OF the capital
stock remaining in the treasury In order to meet the first pay
the machinery found necessary increase the
amount Of the mills share il
hoped 70 have the plant installed and in operation within five
sx weeks Please do not overlook the change in amount Of levy
when renting. See official notice herewith.
Respectfully submitted.
W. W. DAVIDSON, President
GEO. v HERRINGToN. Manager.
Attest: OTTO A. OLSON. Secretary. 5-..n--sA 'ess
SECRETARY TREASURER'S REPORT
FOR ASSESSMENT NO. 90
RECEIPTS
Cash On hand August 18TH 1910 L474.07
Received from Assessment No. 20 709a62
Cost Of advertising 800
Total @ saelo.es
Remit to j. H. Kern, ct al . $ 7s4l5
General expenses 1896
Mine machinery and supplies 112019
Payroll ~ m-@- S9sz3O
Cash on hand October 14h. 1910 - y. kR-- 193l.O0
Total $4,000
Treasury stock on hand N. 200 shares
Respectfully submitted.
OTTO A. OLSON.
aoenror
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And IN accordance With law 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock o. may b necessary.
win b. sold, unless payment y sooner made. on
thu 10th dsy Of November. "A. .. 1910, u 800
o'clock ,. N. of aid dr. q the Ooacs a. ]. n.
Clary Secretary. 4ls sixth street. Wallace. Idaho.
70 pAy the amount Of the delinausnt assessment
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.Ualissss ssselss

A majority u the stocks in the
following list are being sold only
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16
MORGAN ITEMS.

Jacob Jensen returned from Chica-
60 Tuesday, where he took two car
loads Of stock.
Harry Allison. who taught school
III No. 8. last winter, has accepted a
position with Nye, Schneider, Fowler
Co., at Sloan. Iowa, he departed fol-
that place last Saturday.
Master Hugo Jensen had the mis-
fortune to spriin his ankle. The lit
tie fellow was 20 bad he was put I'M
der the doctor's care.
ssSchool No. which has been closet
for sometime on account Of not being
able to secure . teacher. will opel
again March q with Miss Sylvis
Cochran Of Denison 90 teacher.
Rudolph Jensen. who has been stay
ing with his aunt, Mrs. Kuhl. ii
northwest Morgan since December. re
turned home last Friday morning t
assist with spring work.
Pupils Of Dist. No s, who wer'
neither absent or tardy for five con
lsecutive weeks were Mollie Wulf
Bula Hover. Blanche Krohnke. Barn
hard Jensen. August Wulf. Ney
pupils are Lizzie Wulf. Alma rrinkel
bach.
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= welcome to our midst and wish
them success and contentment in their
new work and location.
Gust Selander Of Denison visited
Kiron acquaintances the latter part Of
the week.
Mrs. j. l.. Menter will close the
hotel business at Kiron and embark
into some other line IF business.
The Mission Friends church build
ing four miles Of town is being
offered for sale. This church 10 q
branch Of the Odebolt church and
owing to the death Of some of its
main supporting and interested men,
bers and the removal of several others.
it was decided to discontinue the work
at this church and join in with the
main church at Odebolt.
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VAIL ITEMS.

John Hickey, Jr., came last week
from Omaha or q visit at the parental,
John Hickey home.
Rev. Father sFarrelly Of Carroll
was the guest Of Rev. Murphy here
Thursday.
Frank Leahy came down from Deni-
son Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
Miss Marie Blessington returned ia
her home north Of West Side Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Dougherty Of Denisou
spent Sunday here at the John Cham
pion home.
Albert Pithan and wife Of Dunlap
took the noon train on Monday fol
their home. after spending . few days
Visiting relatives near Vail.
r. Mcguire, Joe Duffy, VIM. Beck
and Thos. Bartlett returned Thursdsy
evening from month 8 sojourn in til,
east.
Jim o Connell was here from Scran
ton last week calling on his Val
friends.
Nal Breen made trip to Marshall
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smutney o.
! Seward, Neb., was visiting relatives
and friends in this vicinity last week
Clarence Molseed returned to he
school work at Creighton Sunday
4 after spending week here with hi
\ folks.
4 Mrs. Alfe Starek Of West Side Wis
itedW ednesday at the F. Starek home
\ John Kruse Of Vest Side was o
our streets Monday.
Mrs NJ. Thurmond of Omaha il
visiting at the parental. VIM. White
4 home here.
G. E. Dinomann and family spen
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Sunday with the j. o'Dien family in

Sunday with the j. O'Dien family in
Arcadia. M
Jay OiReilley visited the first Of
last week with his brother, Dave
O'Reilley and family. in Omaha.
Mrs. Pat Lynch returned last week
from six week s visit with relatives
in the east.
Mics Marguerite Haugh Of Denison
was the guest Of Marie Keane Satur-
day.
August Bornhofr was . passenger
to Omaha the first Of the week looking
for feeders.
Mrs. Foley and daughter, Mary, are
visiting relatives In Jackson township
for the past couple Of weeks.
! Frank Flieger and John Merritt Of
Dunlap were here Saturday on busi-
mess. IS
c. G. Vail visited last week at
Onawa with DR.. Thompson and wife.
Miss Lulu Mcguire spent the first
|of the week visiting in Omaha.
NJ. Kelly. Chas. Dugan and A. j.
Adams went to South Omaha Monday
to purchase cattle. Mr.. Kelly ex-
fpects to buy, one hundred head Of
j feeders.
4 Mrs. Joe Rundlett, Mrs. R. Nc
Combs, MRS. John Knowles and Mr..
and Mrs. I. +. Ratchford attended
| the funeral Of Mrs. Wright Monday
afternoon in Denison.
y Mrs. Chas. Slechta died Thursday
morning. March 10, at her home north
Of Vail Of pneumonia. The deceased
was % years Of age. Her remains
were taken Friday on the 9:36 q. ~
train to Washington, Iowa, for burial.
4 Mrs. Jas. Watson and children
visited last week in Denison with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Servoss.
Mrs. Jas. Maynard and daughter,
Grace, Of Lake View visited here las
week with friends.
Mrs. o 'Reilley returned Saturda
evening from . months visit wit
relatives in Omaha.
U Mrs. John Breen and Mrs. Lizzi
Molseed were calling on Denise
frie nds Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len, Hulce arrive
here Thursday from Vivian, S. D.
! for y visit with old Vail friends. b
Z fore going to Unity, Wis, where the
expect to make their future home.
y P. j. Mccullough has purchase
III the A. D. Servoss building which b
is running his restaurant.
l. Mr.. John Hickey and sister, Maj
gle. visited last week with relativ
# at Clarence, Iowa.
q Frank o Boyle and wife. went
:. Boone Tuesday to visit their daughte
d Mrs O'Connor.
{, Mrs. Jess Dieter returned Sunds
" from visit with relatives at Omah
John Cook of Denison was he
I Mondy on business.
IN John Costello and wife are carl.
for very sivk baby.
is F. Krafke returned Friday fro
9. his trip through the west. He lie
1 Saturday for his home at Deep Rive
Mt Iowa
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ARloN ITEMS.

Geo. Furne has moved into town
and will occupy the Beno house in the
west part Of town.
A hay baler belonging to Mr..
Surfer Of Kenwood was struck by
an l. G. train on the crossing west
Of the depot. The machine Was
completely demolished and it lis very
fortunate that the owner escaped be-
ing killed or seriously injured.
Guild Evans left Sunday intending
to stop for q short visit in Omaha
with his sister. Mrs. Byron Glow. and
from there he will go to American
Falls. Idaho. where his brother. Bur-
ton, 10 located and will look after his
mothers property near that town.
A party Of young people gathered ct
the home Of Mrs.. v. Talcott Saturday
evening for farewell party. Guild
has grown up in this town and he has
v great many friends wherever he is
known and they expressed their wishes
I, for pleasant and safe journey.
The forth and last number Of the
lecture course will be held ct the Con.
gregational church next Friday evening
March 10. It will be an entertain
ment lecture by Robert L. Kemple,
who has fine reputation as . lecturer.
Mrs. M. L. Houlihan spent Monday
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. Con-
Troy.
Mr.. M. P. Brace Of Dunlap called
upon Arion friends last week.
Mrs. P. j. Farrelly visited Arion
friends Monday.
/ N. p. Underhill, our pioneer grain
and stock buyer, has sold his business
/ to Mr.. Spargus Of Omaha. Mr.. I'm
derhill expects to make . visit to hit
old home In Ohio in the near future
also to take q trip west.
| Chae. Carroll met with very
painful accident last Saturday.
! While at work q piece Of steel flew ur
and struck him in the eye infiicting ,
most painful wound. He has consult
4 ed physicians Of neighboring towns,
who have decided that an oculist b,
consulted and Mr.. Carroll goes 4
Omaha for that purpose tuesday.
Mrs. v. Talcott returned Sunda!
from Ogden. where she has been on n
extended visit to her daughter. Mrs
Hoke.
Thos. Rae shipped two carloads .
fat cattle to Chicago Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Berka Of Dow Cit
were visiting at the home Of theil
brother, John Berka. last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Z. c. Butler wer.
entertained Sunday at dinner by MI
, and Mrs. Milo Kelly.
Henry Galland and family move
! into the house vacated by Mr.. M
Keenan,.
Word has been received fro,
Glendale. Arizona. Of the death :
! William Houston. the ten year Of
: son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Houston
who are we'll known here and ha,
: many relatives and friends wi
sympathize with them.
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K1RoN ITEMS.

s ID
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kastner went
TO Holstein Wednesday to yisit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kasrner
and to attend the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Minnie. to Willie Mill
Ter Of Otter Creek Twp. which oc-
Cured on Thnrsday evening.
John Haglund. Jr.. and family of
Arthur drove to Kiron Wednesday
afternoon, where they visited rela-
9tives . few hours on their way to
attend the Larson Miller wedding.
DR.. F.. IA. Burrows was reelected
school director in the Kiron district
for the ensuing year.
Peter g. Nordell received the re-
election q the hands Of the school
patrons at Old Kiron as director on
Monday last.
Joseph Miller came down from
Big Springs, 8. D., ON Tuesday last
week remaining over Thursday
visiting relatives and friends and to
attend the marriage Of his brother.
Enoch.
D.>L. Boynton Of Denison spent
Thursday forenoon in Kiron.
Mabel Larson Of Odebolt was an
over Sunday visitor at the Carlson
home west Of town.
William J. Sandberg, cashier Of
the Kiron State Bank. was granted .
vacation last week for some time
during which he will seek rest and
recuperation. His close and hard
bank work during the past ten years
has had ito EFFECT upon him and now
finds that he must be relieved from
the bank work for time at least.
On Wednesday evening, March 10.
st the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nela
Larson south Of town very happy
event took place in the presence Of
relatives and large number Of
friends. Their daughter, Miss Haze
was united In marriage to Enoch Z.
d Miller at 1850. The wedding march
played BY Lillian EngberR announced
the arrival Of the bridal couple to-
gether with their attendants. Jos.
Miller AZ best man. and Mae Larson
% bridesmaid. Taking their places
in the parlor they pledged thei
vows to be true and faithful unit
death should part them. the Rev
"A. Lagerquist spoke the word whicl
made them husband and wife. Fol
lowing the happy cunple were. showeret
u with congratulations and wishes 70
the best Of LIES blessings to ever at
tend them. A splendid wedding sup
per was served. and the remainder 0
the evening was spent in q most fire.
and enjoyable way and at late hon
the guests departed for their home
p and this eve when Enoch snd Haze
welded will be a pleasant event tn
guests will store up in memories re
ceptacle. Enock is q Kiron boy, borl
and grown up in our midst. He en-
tered into the draying business whe
New Kiron was first built and cor
\ tinued In this work up to last yes
when he sold out and purchased th
farm near town which will now b
their home. Always jolly and obligin
and Industrious both early and late
was with regret that his patron
learned Of his intention Of selling h
dray business. Being most affabl
and possessingg q true and reliabl
Character he made friends Of his q,
quaintances who now join in wishin
him unbounded bliss together with Il
girl Of his choice. Hazel. who is Il
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ne
Larsen. is q Kiron girl and as her hui
band was born and reared in tn
locality and is graced with the trai
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF The COUNTY
New: Gathered sy o. onF 1sss, Corp.
County.

and qualifications which will make a
splendid companion and homemistress.
They commence life together with q
most prospective future for success
and happiness, which is wished them
by their scores Of friends. The couple
left on Friday for visit ct Sioux
City,, Lawton and Omaha. They will
soon be at home on the groom farm
northeast Of town.
Miss Pearl Nance Of Wetmore,
Kansas, arrived last week to remain
in Kiron during the millinery season
to have charge Of that department at
the johnson & Sanders store.
Mrs. j. T.. Menter clused her hotel
business in Kiron Saturday evening
and shipped her goods to Gavla. where
She. expects to remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Arff Of Sioux City.
who have rented the same and who
take charge this week should be given
all the trade which really belongs to
them. II Kiron 10 to have success
full hotel it..must have the business.
Rev. John Hoy Of Constance. Mimi.
spent the past week IN Kiron and %
sisted in the meetings held at the
Mission church.
Too late for last week.
Ed. and John Berestrom left Mon
day for Alcester, s. D.. where they
have rented farm for the coming
!, season.
Mrs. f. A. Burrows and son went
to Hawkeye for visit with relatives
for several days.
4 C. S. Billings has been appointed
POSTMASTER ct Kiron to succeed e. E.
4 Clauson and will enter upon his du.
ties the first Of next month if he re-
l!ceives his commission. G. s 10 Il
lIbe congratulated upon his success il
landing the postmastership and hal
the ability to make . first class pos
muster.
The drug store has underwent con.
siderable rearranging inside to max,
room for the postofiice. which Billing
will move into same.
Emil j. Wangler commenced serv
ing route ! on March lat, having beel
j transferred from route 2. Bert Loom
/ or. who received the appointment o
Route to succeed Wangler 10 serv
ing the patrons on that route.
Il has been many years since Kiro
! has lost so many Of its people as j
haa this spring Alcester. s. D.
has taken the biggest share Of them
Last week the following families Wit
their effects babe US goodbye an
started for their new location !
) Dakota: {. o. Larson, Louis La
: son. Emil Olson, Emil johnson. j. v
) Erickson, Peter Eckman going u
1 the week before.
Otto Berggren and new bride t.
!. gether with his mother moved on
! from town last week on to the far
: northeast Of town. Otto will 60 bac
q to farming again.
= William Stahran traded the balanc
r of his merchandise stock last week
9 . Mr.. Davis from Sioux City for re,
9 estate in Colorado. Mr.. Davis ar
& wife are disposing Of the stock as til
i building must be vacated by Apr
10 lst. VIM. Strahan has conducted bus
10 ness in Kiron for many years and hi
9 host Of customers and friends wi
e dislike to see him 60 out Of busines
y He expects to take short rest befo
g goingsin to activity again.
'e Rev. A. G. Youngberg Of Tacom
le Wash. has accepted the call tendert
To- him by the Mission church here to b
j. come its pastor and with his wife
is expected in Kiron this week. Y
Is hid r ev. Young berg and better he
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Dlssusted.

Disguised.
Peter and John (seeing a. large
plateglass pane put in)-"We may as
we'll go home. They are not going to
let 1t fall. -Fliegende Blaetter.
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at ban iiie eisbe penoe os at ban og
bans Samilis bapbe narst uben noset
at ipiie to 9ass. Ren unber bet
itarpe 8rposiorbpr maatte Wanoen
tiiiibh beiienbs, at bet bar Sssu alt.
iammen, at ban bapoe tilsr9itelig
pense, at bans 6amilis insea Rob lso
og at bet belle bar Opipino ft- at fora
infinite llosiftsrns. Gor st Dieblit
beriteoe efter ben futtise" Wanos ges
iienbelie ben bpbefe Stilbeo. Gerpaa
git be tets 6anbelsreiisnoe | 8aaie-
gang uo pua @aoen o. CAB fin Snois.
nation tiltienbe Oroslus, Der ristis
itemts 2ulben neo nosle @raber. Sc
blep ale paa bet beitemtefe enise ON,
at be bar iommet ub for ben usleite
2rOt paa Sorbfloosn % bonote paa,
ut lite en- Sial berefter faar 0i9lp Of
benz, msbminbre pebiommenbe tan
frsmlasse folflare gepiier for. at ban
er pirfelis 8rans.
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"2iamoimapcm"s ttoaipcr o0o.

Sohn slnOerion, "Stanoinapen"s
llo9lper, afgit oeo 3soen, rammet al
Sjertella9 forrige Sprsoug Mor9en.
Dan bapoe pGret beo minore 9oo Gel
breo De ienere Nar; men bapbe BOG
belt til oct liote ailast rtselmeslg,
geiss 6orretnin9en.
Sobn 9lnoerion blep loot paa 0ois,
Norse, Den 22oc Marts 1886. Nlet
line 6or0lore tom ban til Gbita9o
l845. Is @ar eammel blep ban 99re,
gut / ct 9rptteri o9 orep iom Sppo'
graf, inotil ban begpnOte meo llb9i'
belIen al "Stanoinopen" 1866. 9
be ferlte 9lar baboe ban lom partnel
2nut 2anselano, Der bar glaosts for.
tie &eoattsr, og ienere Wictor 9aipion,
inotil oenne 1873 git inb / Gbicasr
"Sailp Neps."
Sobn 2lnoerions 9taDn CT tlenoi
oper belle gioropelien % ban pil altit
minbeS iom ct gtsempsl paa Glib oe
Sp9ti9beo.
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SOre Wtcolpnoere.

llnOer OCnne Cperitrift beretter
"gtOrmNnOen": Sipl9e DC npelte ltati-
ltiitc Op9aOer o9 geregnin9er ital
SOroens 6OltcmGn9oe Ill bore meo ei
runot Snl 1868 Tttutunrr. itieni Del
ri9tionot foretommer Os, at ben mau
b0rre ltgrre, nnnr Dt tGnter paa ole
Gm6e0stanoioaterne beroppe Horo=
belicn. Nten 3al fan 10 lite lDpe ia,
bet tommcr MI &egelen al paa, bUem
Der Dadnoterer oen1), o9 Der bor altlaa
paa Dor SorotlOoe lite mere eno om-
trent l563 Willioner Wenneiter. 9llen
CT oen iterlte 0eroensoel, lot lterre
emo 9}oro % SpO 9lmeritu tiliammen.
G9 2liien bar OgIan fem 6an9e laa
manQe 6olt iom Qlmerita; eller S29
Millioner MOB Qmerifas 165 Willio-
ner. 9lIien bar altlaa noitilli9 mere
emo Sal0pnrtell ar Dele Soroells Soltes
n9nsoe. Sina alene bar Omtrent 432
Otiaioner Snobp9gere cller ligeiaa
mango iom belle europa. Saa er Der
0finoien meo 800 Miaioner o9 Sapun
meO noQet uper 80 Millpner. 9tlien
er BOG lite iaa tGt beioltet iom @uropa,
itjpnt bet er nle9et t0ttere befoltet eno
no9en al be anore Yeroensoele. Sno-
bpg0erontnllet i2lfrita unilaaes til 130
NPillioner. glulirnlien er al omtrent
famine Stprrelie iom 9e 6or. Stater,
men bar bare en- 5olpte0el iaa mango
3nbbpg9ere. Sel9ien er bet tattelt
befolteoe 9uno Seroen meo Omtrent
800 Mcnneiter for bper 4bUoratmil.
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Gn npttis 3ius.

On al be mere smaatins, Der er
brast | Wtortsbst, blso fprleben frsm.
biit af en- SonOslsreiienbe. Bet er en-
gsslsrins, bpurtil er foffst ct appa
rat, iom iariiilt boloer Rsslsn til
SOusbosrsn Os itiilsr oenne fra be sp.
riss Rssler.
"9snns buroe o9re en- Wsliisnelis
for WQnbsns," iaaoe ban, ibet ban
frsmpife osuus life npttiss @isnitano.
"Sss foritaar lite ristis," bsmar.
i,ps ben nermsf faasnb.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-03

Sc ioritjelligc Sunoicmpanler, lom
Dor fit SopeoiGoe mart Der % mart
Der, tommer osiaa til SDO 9olota og
fortaQer Splf, at De bar Yano at bDoe
paa, iom lun9t poergdar, boao oenne
Stot er 9eiiooclic AT, o9 til biligere
gris. gi pil iiee til ,folt i'm 4lmins
oeliobee: Gag eoer ioQtl SDo SaIotd
er beop oct er "6remtlSens STAT.
Staten bar be famine YetinSe!ler lom
Soma iom slgerbrussltut, O9 9UaO ans
aaar andre 6orosle % &elurier, oa
itaar ben heller life tilba9e. Ser er
ubmarteos @nlsoniuaer iOr Neierl-
Drift Os @plina af SlastetO9s, = ali'
iammen til ubprt bilise priisr. Spao
6armsren maatte benptte 81 gor
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St Der, Tarmere.

Set bar lptteoes os at iinoe ct faf
Warteb for 6larbulm O9 bi ipnes a.
buroe itette bette, oeriom oi penter, al
bet ital neoDare. glu, oa @eiene er
nogenlunoe 9oo Stano, er Siosn al
tlsre ino Seres Salm. gntelts op.
naar en- pris al s1.50 pr. 9lere for
tor, peStig Salm. 7eriOm bet er
ubelellist for Sem at tipre ino Straaet
MI eaer for Jnoiaaninssn, iaa bill pi
ijsbe bet eiter SnOiaaninssn. Ser.
for = breno life Salmsn; ben et
ialsbar Bare, naar ben sr tor o9 eaers
| goo Stano.
Meao & Sou,
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paul 9. StenslanO lig9er ior 8s.
ben paa ct SOipital Chicago.
,sor 50 glar liOen to9 peter 20. Sis
perien for Ell ll9es Sen o9 it Sa9l9e-
bGr, iOm ban baDOe laant FIN Qlrbeios.
berre, llol99 i Ell bdm tilberenoe
Sjernetomt Centrum al portlanb,
Oregon. 9iplis lolste Siperien Den
lamme 3Omt for $3.50, 900 tontant.
SOiepb j. Mc@innis. Ell Sstisrer
Bolton, bereotes TO Oberraitelier ior=
leoen Dag. Zen isriie beltoo 6un7
bet al Ell Reiieb9ite, inoeboloenoe
$4,000 Dollars. og ben anoen, oa ban
lit opiporet Giermanoen o9 oenne aap
bam 6inoelen - Ell 5 Gents gioarl
Ser tan man lige, at 2Grli9beo parer
l9ngit, men gjer en- iielOen rig.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-03-03

&eo etilags P,pOsDal9. iom nplis
er foreta9et al @bitugo "5ribune", Ill
W. 8. Yrpan iglen 6lertallet al be
af9iOne Stemmer fpr preiiosnt. San
er ubDre belbig / at pInoe Seier / ale
@ale, unbtn9en benz, ipm boloes |
9}ooember Manneo bpert Stubaur,
Tiger '9tOrmanoen" ganife ippoiet.
@uitup 9ebne 6ur9o, q. g.. bar
ui CONNER polod faaet Sob til al
iornnors lit Rapn til Guitup Sabne.
5or norite gren er bette en- neset be-
tDoelig 6orbeorino. 1or en- Manos.
perion at heoe 6sbne tar iis lite rigtie
9oot 10; Sabne pasier 10 ulise beore,
mener mso &etts ifarsoblubst "Gram"
8eiultnterne al Gr.9raioents Goo.
ispelts Susttur til 9lfriiu bespnoer nu
at uiie iie. Sorleoen nntom Der iii
Rem Oort msb ct al Samburs. gmeri.
can 2injeus Stibe 20 NeIeborn, iets
9amaer, Otte 3ebrarr, iets eleianter,
ctte Samsler, iets Sasuarer os 5000
6uele. Sesuoen meofulste ct iisrrs
parti peroifuloe lepenoe 6aIansr os
9lserlsns, Der er bsitsmt for Sobn 8.
&Odsisasrs gisuoOm pOa Potueantieo
Oils.