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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
Ennis EXPECTED
IN TOWN TONIGHT

John Ennis, the pedestrian who is at
tempting to beat Weston's transconti-
mental trip of last year, will arrive in
Golconda at 5 'clock this evening. At
ter a short rest Ennis will again start
on his journey and it is expected that
he will pass through Winnemucca short
lv before midnight.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS AT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STATION

Since Tuesday the following carload
lots of freight have been received at
the Southern Pacific station
f. Reinhart & Co., two ears Of lum
her.
w. J. Frey, National a ear Of lum-
ber. ~
Haviland & Hoskins. ear of barley.
Shipments.
Today l. Bird is loading 25 ears with
cattle for Athlone. California.
Abel & Loinaz' are today shipping
four carloads of horses 10 San Fran
cisco. go.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
RETURNS AFTER ABSENCE
OF TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS

Jonathan Fulton, who left Winnie
mucca twentyseven years ago, returned
Sunday for visit with old friends.
At present Mr.. Fulton is deputy un-
der Sheriff George McAuley, of Au-
burn, California. He reports that but
two or three old landmarks remain
standing of the buildings on Bridge
street during his time.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
SERVICES AT PARADISE

There win be preaching at the Para.
disc Methodist Episcopal church Sun.
day, August IA, 1910, at ii a. IN. and
5 p. m. This will be the last services
for the conference year. All are cordi
ally invited to attnd.
F. P. BONNEFON Pastor.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
NEW IMPROVEMENTS

Yesterday D. Gosse completed new
cement sidewalk from the street to the
porch of the residence of Postmaster
Rogers. at the corner of Bridge and
Fifth streets, and today is laying a
similar walk at the residence of Judge
M. 8. Bonnifeld.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
T0NOPAH JURY FINDS COMnuS.
SIONER NOT GUILTY

Tonopah dispatch says the jury in
the case of County Commissioner w. T.
Cuddy, charged with malfeasance in
Office, returned a verdict Monday of
not guilty after fifteen minutes delib-
Grafton.
1t is likely that the case against
Commissioner Sam Lindley indicted
jointly with Cuddy, will now be dis
missed.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
R. R. OFFICIALS
HOLD CONFERENCE

Tuesday evening a special train from
the west passed through town, carrying
a number of the general officers of the
Western Pacific, including Vice -Presi
dent Schlaacks and E. L. Lomax, pas.
senger traffic manager. H. Warren
local counsel for the company, accom-.
panied the party as far east az Elko
The train is scheduled to reach Win.
nemucca on the return trip this even.
ing and will remain over night, leav.
ing for the coast in the morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
Attend Important Conference.

Concerning the visit of the Western
Pacific officials to Salt Lake, Yesterday
mornings Herald Republican has the
following to say:
AS result of a conference between
officials Of the Denver & Rio Grande
and the Western Pacific to be held in
Salt Lake today with officials Of one of
the big Japanese steamship lines which
operate between San Francisco and the
Orient, deal will likely be made
whereby the transcontinental lines will
be furnished with ocean connections
for exuort and import business. This
steamship line has been operating in
connection with Hartman lines.
1t is understood that a deal has been
made whereby the Denver & Rio
Grande has concluded an arrangement
whereby the Denver Rio Grande will
work in conjunction with eastern trunk
lines in handling transcontinental busi-
ness via the Western Pacific. The
meeting today is to extend the service
by water to and from the Orient.
Wadleigh Coming.
+. A. Wadleigh. assistant general
passenger agent of the Denver & Rio
Grande, yesterday wired Colonel l. A.
Benton general agent of the passenger
department here that he would arrive
in Salt Lake today, accompanied by
representatives of the Japanese steam
ship company, and requested that ar
rangements be made for special organ
recital at the Tabernacle during the
afternoon.
Colonel Benton was also advised that
Charles II. Schlaacks first vice -presi-
dent of the Denver & Rio Grande and
the Western Pacific, and E. L. Lomax,
passenger traffic manager of the West
ern Pacific, would arrive today. They
will meet Horace w. Clarke, vice presi-
dent of the Denver & Rio Grande, and
a conference with the Japanese steam
ship officials will be held during the ar
ternoon or early evening
VIII Inspect Depot.
1t is the first visit Vice President
Schlaacks has paid Salt Lake in several
months. In addition to the important
steamship matter, he will inspect the
new Rio Grande and Western Pacific
passenger depot and terminals. Mr..
Lomax will be busy perfecting arrange
ments for the opening of passenger
service on the Western Pacific Aug. %.
Mr.. Schlaacks and Mr. Clarke will
also confer on a number of matters of
Importance to plans and policies of the
Rio Grande in its relation to the West
ern Pacific.
The great importance and value of
the Western Pacific to Salt Lake is
reflected in the fact that Salt Lake Is
being made the meeting point for con
ferences of the Gould officials.
Distributing Tickets Along the Line.
A special train sent out by the pas
senger traffic department of the West
ern Pacific is expected to reach Winnie
mucca from the west this evening.
Tickets are being distributed at the
stations along the line. and it is expect
ed that the train will tie up here for
the night
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
SOUNDS KEYNOTE
OF CAMP PA|CN
u y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z

U A wolf found great dificulty in
- getting to the sheep owing to the {
- vigilance Of the shepherd and his
y dogs. But one day It found the skin
q Of sheep that had been flayed
q and thrown aside, 20 It put it on
q over its own pelt and strolled {
y down among the sheep. The E
q Lamb that belonged to the sheep {
II whose skin the Wolf was wearing &
Il began to follow the Wolf In the e
* Sleeps clothing; 20 leading the {
q Lamb little apart, he soon made G
y meal of her, and for some time e
q he succeeded in deceiving the e
* sheep and enjoying hearty meals. e
q --Aesop's Fables. {
q {
u q uuuu uuuunu auuu (
In its issue Of last evening, the Rinf
Organ devoted $4,000 worth of it
valuable space County printing rate
to abusing the Water & Light com
pany, and incidentally the Silver State
The fall campaign is coming on and tn,
Organ has sounded the Rings keynote
of the contest. By abusing the Wa
ter & Light company (whose principal
offcers happen to be Republicans) they
no doubt hope to divert the attention
of the voters from the main issue OF
the election-whether or not the tax
payers propose to be plundered for an
other two years in order that the Ring
may fatten.
Whether or not the Silver State has
any reasonable excuse for existence
the fact still remains that it pursued
the even tenor of its way for more than
thirty years before the Organ was even
conceived, and in all probability it
will continue publication for more than
thirty years after the Organ has ceased
to exist and has been forgotten by all
except the plundered taxpayers who
paid for its maintenance.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
RECOVERING FROM
ATTACK OF TYPHOID

Mrs. G. B. Welsboes wife of the
local superintendent of the Golconda
Telephone & Power Co., is reported as
convalescing from her recent attack of
typhoid.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
TREASURER HOENSTINE OFF
ON A SHORT VACATION

County Treasurer and Mrs. +. G.
Hoenstine left Sunday evening for
Reno, to be absent until Sunday. Dur
ing their absence the treasurer's Office
is in charge of Mrs. A. w. Card.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
WILL REPRESENT STATE AT
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION

Yesterday District Attorney Ducker
received wire from Seven Troughs
asking him to represent the state at
the preliminary examination of man
held on charge of robbery, set for to-
day. Not being able to go himself, Mr.
Dueker deputized Attorney Brandon
and the latter left this morning on
No. 5.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
BACK FROM SHORT vACA-
TION SPENT ON COAST

M. Reinhart returned Sunday after
noon from short vacation spent in San
Francisco. Mr.. Reinhart returns much
improved in health.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11

1t is expected that the feature of the
three-day festivities will be the grand
street parade ON Saturday, the Sd,
which will be the opening day. In or.
der that the elephants and other ami
mails OF the menagerie may be fed, DIR.
Giroux will sell peanuts to the spec
tators. J. p. Grandel will dispense pink
lemonade to the thirsty, while M. b.
johnson will parade Bridge street with
a stock of toy balloons.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
NEW NEwsPAPER
STARTED AT GOLCONDA

Volume l, No. 1, of the Golconda
Rustler has made its appearance. The
sheet is edited by j. l.. Camp and pre-
sents very neat Typographical appear
auce
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11

Ebbett & Co. have supply OF
Thompson seedless grapes, raised OF
the ranch of Thos. Mcconnell.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11

The finest plums, peaches and pears
IN be found ON the coast are now being
sold by UhAst& . %.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
DORA HARTMAN
NOW IN LEAD

Interest in the contest for Carnival
Queen has grown considerable in the
last two days, as is shown by the fol
lowing standing of the candidates at 2
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
Insurance Men Visit Camp.

This morning V. M. Backus and t.
X. Beall left for camp in the Simplex
auto, driven by j. A. Gilbert.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIAL
IN WINNEMUCCA TODAY

Assistant Superintendent Cain OF thH
Southern Pacific, with headquarters mt
Sparks, 10 in town today.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11

J. F. Brain, lately in the employ of
the Big Store, left last evening for San
Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11

Mrs. G.. r. Warren has returned from
/ month q visit to San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11

Loading With Fruit for National.
Today Elias Jones is loading at Eb-
bstt . Co.'S with fruit for National
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-11
Distributing Tick

A special train sent out by the pas
senger traffic department of the West
ern Pacific is expected to reach Winnie
mucca from the west this evening.
Tickets are being distributed at the
stations along the line, and it is expect
ed that the train will tie up here for
the night
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
@nostjcnciter / 81. Saul.

2anif @mostjcneitc. Gen Oonjfe
CO. lutb. Na5oretb Menigbeo in0bp-
Ser dlle> JON fan f~orltaa set oanlfe
Sprog, til @r0stjenel tie / &irfeu paa
@jernet al @rotto % aurora Mpe.
bper 5gn0ag ST. 2.30. Sen oanlte
salmebog ofbenpttes, tag ben me0.
M%cnigbe6en5 STREET., g. 8jerre, moo
tager &oniirnrorr0er / lit @jen1, 665
Gleleoole Mpe., bper 2eroag 6oru1i0=
Sag ST. 10. Sci. g.. g. 1907.
9anif-ep.- lntb. ct. Gtepbans Sir
fe, &isrnet al OrIea,1s og @tepens
@treet, @uostieneite bper @pnoag
Sormi66ae SCI. II. @bn6agsifole
81. O. 9ttls DlpiSofer, &rult.
@ol9atba oanif=nurifc cpan9cliif:
Mcniebco, Sbomos & Slice Street,
inobpoer olle 2%onoslnnl10 til linc
Mgoer. 9anif @uostieaeite bper
Sproog 6or>n. ST. II, @9n0ae5ifo-
le 81. 10. Huge Soils Mp0e ST
GAS Gm., og engelif @l10stjenelte
81. s bper Sgn0ag Mften.
YrGiten truffeS bper 9og ira ST..
1-2 &irfel1s STUDY.
&pnfirn1onoerne n1p0er I'LL bper
9eroag fra ST. So / @irfcns Son.
tor. l%tnoerpisni,g pao @ngelif og=
lao poo Can't ont gnlfes.
SDnuhcns nprif cpanscliif luther
ifc Mcnigbcb, @jpr1et al l1niperlitp
pg Yarf s(pe., bol6er @u0stie1telte
bper Spnoog 6ormtb0og &l. 1880
og Mften &l. 7.45. Gpnoagslfolel,
mp6er ST. 9 Sorm.
S &apellet paa @iernct al &ea-
nep og Carl 5trs. er ser 5eaougs=
lfolc bper Spn0ag @ftermiobog &l.
Is og @lt0stjenel te ST. 7.3O Mften.
S Sjpbcrg5 Sail, S74 Yapne
Mcenue, CT Ser Sp10ogsifole bpc>
Spnoag Gfterm. &l. 8. - g. s.
&eque, Boitor, $40 Capitol 8oulc-
par0.
Srefolbigbebs norif epane. iutb.
Strife, Darlington % @berburne
aoes. @u6stieneite bper @gnoae
81. 1890 Sorm. paa Morif og 7.45
Nften paa gngeIF. @enbagsffole
og 8ibelflasie efter &bimesieg,16s.
tieneiten. - CIR. Spbilr11o, &reit,
$50 6ulIer @treet.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So.
reit Street. @u6stieneite ofhor6es
Sbn6ag Sorm. SCI. 1890 o. &ften
SCI. 7.30. $ber Eors6ag aften 8pn.
nems6e / 4irfens 8ofement. @en.
6agsffoIe bner @gnoag SCI. IL. 8.
:. Uagita6, Breft. 8opnl 846
Sort 5treet.
Sen norif-banifc Wetbpbiit airfc,
&i6rnet at 8roa6pap % 1915 ct,
afbol6er fine @,16stieneiter iom fsI.
ger: Breotfen Sbn6ag Sormiooaq
4Ioften 1890. Mften 7.45. l1nge
GoIts Gptportb 2iga: Gsnbag Mfen
@l. 6.45, og liter9rt Mg6e Be tire for.
lite SirS6uge ! Maaneoen. 8gn-
nenne6e bber Sn86ag aften 81. g..
S. 6. Tollefien, 8aitor, 289 18Th
'Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Saf!

81 toffer paa set biertelieite olle
@euner> JONI buife6e bort Splpbrpl-
lnp, babe 0em iom fom perionlie
% Dem, iom ier,ote @aper, 8lomiter
% Spfpnifnineer. Set par Ell ito,
'@lGoc for % at mootoge iao mango
5elegranmer, 8rcpe og @ratulatio:
',er ira fiern % NOR. Deb @lebe
pil hi altiO minoes Sc mango 8epi:
ier poa 0eltogelle.
5. g. Sertiag.
9irtba Serting.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
uSim" Sill o. Union 9cput.


ct Ss11terpiem iprlcoen ontpoeoe
SSerl1bonemognoten, at bpts Union
Icppt &nnlpognict life f1tnoe beltcm>
me Jig til inoen alt for lang Sio at
begpr1oe Spfprelien al cit 11p Central
ltotion fer / 8per1, piloe bon blipe
npologet til at grille in0 % ielp bpg=
&C Ell Station, Ser fl1nOe belgrge
@oslo0crtroiifen poo Ell lemneliN
Moooe. @nn erflureoe fprpprigt, al
fan ingen Mnelie bapbe, bpoo set
par, ipm binorcoe Union 9epot &om-
po1niet / at to9e fot poa Spfprelle1
al Ell ny Stotion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Gbmuub g. 9mrmcnt, ser for 81;
sen CT 5tots Senotor for SO. Vi
thrift, beltooenoe al 4. % Z. lo111
Gele al s. og 12. @oroS fer / 9pen.
~ lom for 1 Mor liocn blcp polgt
poo ser, rcpublitonitc Siefet, bar o1;:
n1elot lin &onoiootl1r for @ienmpnll;
nation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

oes al S%borpal6ien 2ogen 8. g. g..
Manoag Mften 8. 80. Moi 81. 8 Af-
ten paa 2oeens Sail. 8illetter 20
Gents. &affe oe 4oger ierperes
.frit.
Spler=Jolf paa 9%iafontsie @oipi-
talct. &oa set norlfe Diafonisie So
ipital li9ger or-5i6en Dor betien6te:
2anosman6 / Spler, Minn., 2aurits
8eterien, bans &uitru % Spn. 2al.=
rits Heterlen er blepen opereret for
@linotarmbetGnoelie og bans &u1trn
CT ligeleoes blepen opcrcret, iao bel
iom Sennen, Ser les al Sorblp6ning
al Mapefjertlerne. Mlle er / goo Be-
bring. Miis Mnne Sacobien, ligele-
oes fra Spler, lig9er paa iamme 60
lpitol % pil blipe opereret imor9en.
9anncbrus / Mcmprial Gags 3d.
raScn. 6or ferite Gang oil 9anne~
brog poie SIDE ont SIDE mes Stier=
nebonneret / Memorialoags @aro-
Sen fprltfon1nlcn0e Monoog ber /
minneapolis. S6orpaloien 2oge go.
45, 9. g.. g., for belluttet at pere
meo / 0ette 0ptog, og 9o9en fortie.
Tier ale M%inneopolis 9onlfes bier
telige 1of og E%aaifjennelie for at
bringe Dor Notionolitet bette Sf fer
og piie bort ifjp1ne Stag / Sen itore
Yoro0e. 2ogen penter, at ollie @re=
Orene pil 9ipe MpOe peo 6eres 2ei=
li9beo og inOto9e bereS @la6s / Sro-
c%eSiionel1, iaa 2ogen % 0erpe6 bor
Motion fon blipe p0roi9t repre- entc=
ret % bore amerifonlfe Meoborgere
foo 6oritaaeli en al at Sc 9anife life
blot ct go6e 5tatsborgere, men og.
laa holder 0ereS gamle go6e Stag
2grc.
Nlle @rpore anlnobes ON at n1pbe
pcb Gourt6uiet, 4. Mpe. Si0en, til
Mmarlcb oerfro prncis &l. 100 til
IS. Mpe. og s. Street, bpor ser ifoI
ropporteres til Morlballen for 5
.;9iuiiion al Torooen 81. 2.15, ol
Nfmari cben 0erfra oil fir10e Steo &(
1890 precis.
4 S11gen @ro0er moo bol0e Jig til
6oge fra 9eltogelie> og ilr9en mat
mpbe for tent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
SpprbDanSiammenitpb.

Sporbo9nsiammenitpb. 80 &er.
Toner TOM tilifa6e &l. 7.45 Sirs6oe
Morgen pe6 ct Sammenite6 mellen1
cit ip6gaaen6e &amltne & Union
Citation &ogn og en- ip0gaaenoe SSn.
terurban @ogn paa @abaiba og g.
change 5treets. Ser por ODER 100
Gasiagerer paa 6e to 8ogne. Ser
lfete to @fsploitoner poo Union 5ta-
tion-8ognen, og 8ognltDreren miiteoe
&errebpmmet %oper~6en. Bosiogerer-
lie TOM I en- bills 8antf og fegte at
lpringe no al @in6uerne, for &on=
0nftererne og Motormen6ene funbe
faa Derene ,aabneoe. Snterurban=
Sognen leo mtn6it Sfa6e, men ben
bagerfte @latform paa 6enne @ogn
iaa bel iom 6orpIatformer paa
Samlin-8ognen %iplintre6es. 80
Menneifer TOM mere eIler min6re till
ifaoen SrRnslen for at fo1nr1e no
at &ognen, 6erqf 8 meget baarot.
napnlig at @~lasiplinter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Siipcpiclic. Huber b%pitioelige Sc.
reu1n1,ier blep lefs Yrnlter Sprsboa
li61te l1ge pie0e til 8iiper | Sen fo=
t9ollfe Strife al Grfebiifop Sobn Sire:
lano poo ct. Yolrls Seminar. Sen
romerif=fatbolite &irtes 0ignitore!
ira olle 9ele al Sc 6oreneoe Stoter
% Gm1oOo por tilitcbe. Gn 8ilfor
al Sen grrlf e prtbpbpfse Strife ira
Ebilooelpbio por ligeleOes tilitcbc
6orl1oen olle oisie ollerbpjelte @ejlt:
lige bar Ser Is 8tifnper, 700 Hru=
tier pg ct ltort Mntal tbeologiife Stlt=
6erter, ser repre- entreoe bper fa-
tGollf prGelig SrOen og oper 20 al
ltnipnens Stoter. Ger bar ct 1tor:
ortet Sptog al Ereiter / Sr1ot. Sp:
trinnet fif ct milit9rt Mnltrpg pe>
at @l1pernpr @ber6ort n1e0 Stab OF
200 ct. 5bpmos &ooetter operpere:
Sc Sn0tpielie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
! Murtb ct. &aml er Ser or9ol1i'

! Nurtb st. Eanl or Der organize
ret Ell Commercial Glllb, bpis Spgo'
ne set itol bore at orbeioe for w:
ems Ircnnlfriot % ip9c at ifaffe oe'
mere pg ltprre J%orrctning. Ser plJ
blipe bolot ct Mpoe sen fprlte Maa'
ooa / >N,l,i, pes bpilfet Ser oil blin'
polat Gmbeosmunb % t~rllffet iol'
Organization. Ie1 iorelpbige Sefre
tor CT 8. S. Grace.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Gen oanlfc @rnnblupsfeit SpnNo

ECU uuuIlC VlHHutuosItP 0p'"''H
S. 5. Sunni uoe peo Stote Iolr
Grounds pi( liffert ianle allie 9al1z
ife / Spilli,lghperne. Gen oal1lte ling
onmsiprenill1 / ct. Eurl % ling
oomsiorenillgen al 1905, Ser arrans
y,crer %ISeitenl bor lenot &l1obpoelle til
ollc nonlfeNorenin9er pg Mcnigbcoe>
/ 1uillingbperl1c OH at ocltoge.pg Del
fan l1uppe pure Suipl ON, at S11o.
bpoellen pi( blipe moOtaget meo 8lG:
Sc al ulle. Som tioligere 11Gpllt fol
ser Eroiesior @erubaro Spggilo III
&iobeu6uuu 6elttale11, bpilfet liffer
nil blipe Sen ltprlte Mttraftlpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Simutbp Marpby, ben tioligert
&ollu1tcer &aptein, Ser CT umoer Nn:
flo1e ipr ltnoeril nb al $3.50, tho:
fpn1ne poo vSa9"-Ga9el1, er / Ipr;
hpr / 0prul1er @ollamS &etslofole
oisle Gage. County Attornel
C'@rien oobneoe Sugen JONI Mnflo:
ger pg m1tpoe0e, at n1on fprlt p1lot
ipgc at bepile, at Eel,ger1e bar &o:
luntecrs gjcnOpm, % Oerefte ter, a
Miurpbp por ilpgtet meO &en9ca1e o{
life, ipn1 ian lelp p%ooitaor, ~fio
uoppeo". Sugfprer Gormico1, Del
reprni enterer Murpbp, ipgte forgin
pes at ioo Sogen ofpilt. Set ipne<
ternln1clig porlfeligt at faa lor1let Ell
&llrp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

We'd Kjob eller Reparat;on al
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Mut Slaatcri. Sputb ct. Yo,,!
iii mart bline ct al sc itprlte Slog=
tericentrer / &eiten. 2ouis s.
Smiit, Gbef for Smift & 60, bar I
Sontb ct. Eal1l iibltc ll9e, og Oct
li9es,o at bans egenli9e sgrin0e bar at
truffe Ioronltoltninger for Opfprcl=
ien al ct fort Spineilo9teri: Ger
blipcr pgina anorc l%lopioeller. Mr=
nlollr & g., bpis Elaner on1 ct
Slo9teri pes SEEM Brighton for CT
Si0 jiben nafte ioa mcaen Ontolc,
ooter otter 6prlpoenoe at pprette ct
mt Mnlrg / Spl1tb ct. 9aul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

uSafe anb iane" ifol 6eiringen al
Tieroe Sl1li pere, Dpis oilers Sc 8lo.
ner bliper giennemfprte, joni mon
orbeioer paa ira furifjelli9e @olo ber
/ @pcn. Commercial CLUB far neo=
lat Ell &pn1ite, ser ifol II iamle Mfio:
fer til Ell flor 6elleltfelt poo @orrict
Sslonb 5. 4. Sunni, % 111ol1 reg1cr,
at Ell ioo0on Set nil fon1n1e til at
foltc ol1fring $4,000. gn @onite pa:
s Meolemmer CT ne0iat for at fat
oisie Eenge i%noiomleoe pe0 fripillig(
Siorog, % efter bpob Ser llges, c!
Ser Sc bcolte ltOligtcr til, at Sunn.e eli
nil bline inlamlet poa fort 1iO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Scfsti Nar / ct. saul. 5 2er-
Dogs bar oct 60 Mor lioen Mtrs.
Sames S. Sill fpm til ct. Eal,l lon1
CIT lille Sige. Sernbouemognoten5
@uitrl, fejreoe Doge>1 peo at gipe
cit 2uncbeon paa @otel ct. Saul for
lpp more ct. &oul-3 Gamer, Ser bo'
boet fer li0en Serritortaltiben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

st brmtalt Opcrfalo fonot Steo
iiolte l1ge, Sorsoag Miten, uoe peo
Sort Smelling, ioet Mrs. George 8.
@orris, @l1itru til gieren al Sort
Snelling &otel, % benoes Sglter,
Mrs Marp 9role, ser boer bos be!l=
Sc nteOens ben0es Monb, Scr. @or=
ris, umoergaor Ell Sur for Illbcrfu=
loie / Etne @itp, blep operfal0en al
Ell Manosperio jon i lit Sopepgrelie !
@ptellet. Sum blep ilooet / @ope=
set me6 en- S%fruenegle % fit me-
get farlige 5oar, i6et @ppe0l falleu
er fnult paa flere Steocr. @rn bon=
Sc 0og &refte nof til at lpbe til Ell;
Mobo for at tilfolbe @jGlp. Sc:
blep FUN forelpbig plejet, % 9toboe1
git bo til @otellet, bppr ban fonbt
Mrs. 8roie / n9lten lige ioa pnfelig
Iorfatning, ifjpl1t bun1 life par ioo
boar0t laaret lon1 Spiteren. Gn lille
Hige, Mrs. @roles 3 e(ar gonnle Sat
ter, Ser jon iammen mes Mo0erer1,
bar fife laaret. Ser blep ltrafs til:
|folot &oliti, % fra Sort Snellinq
blep Ser tilfol6t 2ege, Ser tog 81
loare6e &pi11oer UNDER 8ebon6line
pg tit oem fert til @oipitalet. Sr'
Mun0, ser ti0ligere bauoe or6eloet
@ptellet, r1e11 bar blepell nflfeoigeoe
blcp orrei tere0e, pg Mrs. @arris bo1
til Holitiet opgipet, at Set bar BET
e1e al 6isie, SIS &eener, ser bopo'
begooet Sperfol0et, ioet bun bapo'
gjcnfjen0t bar1, 81 bun poogneo'
peo Sc Slog til ttl0elte benoe. @ol
nor tioligere blepen a~ffeOiget a
Mrs. @arris, og III fornplig bar %
loa Dons @l,ltrl1 blepen aflfebiget
@ol1 bopoe oo trl1et Mrs. @arris
Ser blep famine Scot Sperfoloet lfet
telei p11eret til Mr. @urriS pun Suno
toriet / Hine Gttp, og fan leieo
ltrofs ct Mltomobil % reiltc tilhng
til ct. Yaul.