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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
SOUTHWEST PINE RIVER

Mrs. II. B. Currence returned from
Ithaca, Saturday.
School began Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Church entertained
friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Moulton and Mrs. c. X.
Moulton visited Mrs. ID. Childs in Shep-
hard, Tuesday.
Mr.. Wise's little boy fell on Monday
and broke his leg. DR.. Lamb attended
him.
Walter Bagnell of Flint, well known
friend in these parts, is having his share
of trouble. His oldest child. Morris, has
been sick with typhoid fever for eighteen
weeks. They have the sympathy of thier
many friends.
Mrs. Lottie Moulton returned to her
home in Grand Rapids after spending
the summer at the home of @. r.
Moulton.
Mrs. Matt Johnson and children left
for their old home in Kalkaska to visit
her parents for two weeks.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27

Mrs. Murray Kellogg is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Scatter
good.
Miss Harriet Farrell went to Elk
Rapids, Thursday to attend the wedding
of her sister.
The teachers of Alma left for Bay City.
Thursday to attend the state teachers
association.
The w. X, @. thimbe club will meet
Tuesday, Nov. l, with Mrs. Ollie Fuller
at 62o Mechanic street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Partee left for Ovid,
Tuesday morning, where they will
make their future home.
DIR. Shumway of Ann Arbor, DIR. A.
A. Wheeler and DIR. Petit of ST. Louis
were Alma visitors Wednesday.
Rev. w e. Doty attended the County
Sunday School convention, which was
held at Ithaca, Tuesday and Wednes-
day
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
POMONA GRANGE

Pomona Grange meets with Newark
Grange, Nov. IL, 1910. Every one
cordially Invited TO attend.
10 a, m Open in 9TH degree
Business session
ii a m. Open in 4th degree
Report of subordinate oranges
One minutete statement of its greatest
need
How can Pomona Grange assist in
meeting these needs? General discussion
Noon
p. m. Open meeting
Music-Newark Grange
Welcoming words by lecturer of
hostess grange
Response Jesse Walker
Instrumental music-Liberty
Paper, Unnecessary Furnishings of q
Home-Mrs. French
Recitation-Kate Cowdry
Paper-Bert Muscott
Music-Newark
Address-Trip to Europe. K. Cambell
Recitation-Jennie Crozier
15 minutes talk on Legislative matters
J. X. Cambell
Music-Liberty' orchestra
Supper
$3.50 Conterring 9Th degree
500 Program by Newark
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
HAPPENINGS

Mrs, f. A. Gill and daughter, Cleo,
went to Perry, Thursday, to visit the
formers sister, Mrs A. Calkins, for
few days,
Don't forget to call Berman Bros. if
you have any scrap iron, rags or metals.
Both telephones. Highest prices paid
for same.
w. w. Medler is home from Man
chester by the sea where he spent the
summer months as chauffeur for j. II.
Lancashire.
Mr. and Mrs. \. G Naldrett and
daughters, Jessie, Dorathy and Bessie.
went to Owosso, Thursday morning TO
spend the day.
Mrs. VIM. L. Baker returned TO her
home in Midland, Thursday, after spend
ing several days as the guest of reia-
/ tive, L. n. Baker.
The Alma Benevolent circle will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. F. G.. Bennitt, III Third ave on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov, 2nd,
Ray Swigart is expected in the city
Saturday on his return from the teachers
association at Bay City. Mr. Swigert
is principal of the Mt. Pleasant schools.
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson of Ithaca and
daughters, Mrs, A. Louis and Mrs A.
Jones, of Detroit, who were visiting at
the home of Albert Davis, left for the
formers home last Thursday.
Frank Medler of Grangeville, Idaho,
brother of M. A. Medler of this city, is
confined at a hospital at Hot Lake, Ore
gon. where he underwent an operation
for stomach trouble. His friends in this
city hope for his speedy recovery.
The Civic Improvement league will
entertain the Womans club and the
Alma Art club at the home of Mrs.
Francis King, on Monday, October 81.
This meeting will begin promptly at 3
o'clock at which time the delegates to
the MILO. will give their reports.
AS hostesses on this occasion the mem
bers of the league are especially urged
to be present Mary y. Bahlke,
Cor. Secy.
VIM. Adams, who lives four miles
north west of Alma, sold in Sheppard,
Tuesday. October %, one load Of clover
seed for which he received $S63.79. The
load was purchased by c. H. Estee and
was without doubt one of the most val
liable loads ever hauled from q Gratiot
county farm. Mr.. Adams experience
with clover seed shows the fertility of
central Michigan soil. Sugar beets and
clover seed are excellent mortgage de-
stroyers in this part Of Michigan.
A letter from o. l.. Convis of Box
Elder, Montana, was received by E. N.
Chadwick, Tuesday, of this week. In
it Mr.. Oonvis says he has his barn up
and he Is living in half of it while he is
keeping his stock in the other half. Mr.
Convis says they got through without
any trouble whatever and that the stories
which he has been informed have been
afioat in Alma were absolutely false and
groundless. Mr.. Convis was quite ex-
pressive in the letter referred to as what
he would do IL he ever got hold Of the
party who started the story. The many
friends Of Mr., convis will be pleased TO
know of his safe arrival ct his far west
lern home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Ralph Miller and wife spent the first
of the week in Detroit
Hats at your own price at Mrs.
Emsley's 200 Lincoln ave. 165lt2
Ray Wells and wife left Sunday for
their future home in Dundee.
day with c. J. Brown and family.
Mrs, A. A. Palmer and daughter,
Ruth, went to Detroit, Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Johnson went to River
dale Tuesday morning to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Pettyjohn spent Sun
day with their son Elmer at Ann ATbor.
Mrs. G.. 5. Young went to Ithaca,
Thursday morning to spend a few days
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
NOTICE

To the public: All persons are hereby
cautioned against bargaining tor or bly,
ing any property belonging to me or in
my name without my personal knowledge
az any such transaction will be void.
Also shalt pay no, account made BY
other parties. Alma, Oct. "a. 1910.
Mrs. Carrie A. Brown.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
At ABSOLUTE COST

We desire to close out our line Of No.
2 aud No. 8 Iowa cream separstors. and
offer them to you at first cost. This is
your opportunity. No better separator
made. OTTO SANDERHOFF.
as The Cash Hardware Man.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
Council Proceedings.

Regular meeting of the common
council of the city Of Alma i'll council
rooms OH the above date. The council
was called to order by President pro TEN
Glass. Present Aids. Soule, Russell,
Glass, Pulfrey, Bansill, Fullerton and
Fraker. There being quoroum present
the council was declared to be in session,
The journul of the preceding session
was read and approved
Aid. Fuller appears.
On motion of Aid. Russell supported
by Aid. Fuller that the clerk be instruct
ed to report to the supervisors of the
several wards in said city Of Alma to
spread a special weed tax against the
following property to wit: Com. IA I'd
ID It Of Sc cor Of block Is thence W 9h
rds n so # 90 rds 80 # to com block
Is. rs cents. Also lot 36 sec 35.12.3
Hall & Sharrar Riverside add. so cents.
Alison lot 1O2 sec 30, IL. 3 Hall & River
side add 10 cents. Also com. 32 rds
of ne cor of NV 4 sec 2-1l.3 thence W
40 rds IL I'd 40 rds IL rds to com
sec 2.11-3. S2.70 also lot 80 sec 3-l1.3
Buckingham place to the city of Alma
30 cents. Motion carried.
On motion OF Aid. Pulfrey supported
by Aid Bsnsill that the following claims
be allowed at footing and the clerk in
structed to issue orders for the same.
GENERAL. FUND
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Services every Sunday at 1000 a. m.
in the Knights of Pythias Hall, Wednes-
day evening services at 1880. Reading
room open Saturday afternoon from two
to four O'Clock same place.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
ST. MARY'S CHURCH

AS Rev. Father Mulvey will read mass
in Bannister this Sunday. Oct. &c. we
will have no services here in the morn
ing but there will be rosary and bene-
diction at 7:30 in the evening.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
M. e. CHURCH

Morning service at 1000; Sunday
School at 1890; Epworth League and
Glass meeting at 600 p. IN. Evening
service at 7 200. Mid-week servicet at
7:3o Thursday evening in lecture room
of church.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Advertised list for the week ending
Oct. 22d 1910,
Mr.. w. c. DeGrofft. 3
Mrs. Mella Delong.
Miss Clara Fisher. t 80.
MY. Edwin Forster $50 -,
w. 8. Cauft. 'V"S
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
LUTHERAN SERVICE

Next Sunday there will be English
Lutheran service at the u. B. church at
$50 p. m. standard time. This day be-
ing the annual Festival of the Refor-
nation special sermon will be delivered
by the pastor.
Adolf Sauer, Pastor
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27

The Disciples of Christ meet at G.. A..
r. Hall every Lords day at 10 A. M. TOR
communion and Bible study.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
:; e; = Smith & Carr 4: ::

Mrs, Eta Huddelsou.
Miss Lottie Sheldon.
Mr.. Joe Sidel.
VIM. B. Smith.
Mrs. Anna Steimel.
Miss Ruth Thomson.
Mrs. J. r. Thorne.
Mr.. John L.. whirfel.
The above il not called for will be
sent to the dead letter Office November
7th, i9io.N'gs' tar - 81?
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
BAPTIST CHURCH

1000 Preaching 1870 Sunday school;
$3.50 Junior B.Y.P.U.; 900 B.Y.P.U. f;
700 preaching.
VIM. H. Cook, Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27

Mrs. 4. d. Bent of Sheppard spent
in ths city.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

Services for twenty-first, Sunday afte
Trinity.
Morning prayer and sermon at 1000.
Sunday school at 1l:30, Evening
prayer and sermon at 700. j. Frank
Jackson, Rector.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-27

Alma Grain & Lumber Co. oats 80
Geo. 5. Young straw IA 20
l.. Hoilenbeck SD police 3 90
Dent Richards sp police 40
HIGHWAY FUND
Dudley Hoyt labor 81 80
j. II. Rowley labor II 20
August ATndt labor | 90
r. J. Fraker labor 60
Fitsgeralds Bros. stone 80
WATER FUND
National Meter 90. meter 40 10
CEMETERY FUND
E. M. Wood Gem map 10 90
g. V. Wright frame 20
On motion of Aid. Fuller supported
BY Aid, Fullerton the council adjourned.
J. w, Glass, d. w. Adams,
Pres Pro, Tenn, City Clerk
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
f5orliit Sernbaneferse.

6reoag Morgen ianf miot / Safe
Micbtgon Sen ltore u@ar" Serge
vHere Marqrette SO. 49,, tilberen-
Sc Here Marquette Serl16anefompag-
nj og poo &eiie fra Burlington, @icb.,
til Miltpaufee. 8e6 6enne 2eiligbeo
omfom 20 @enneifer, blan6t bpilfe
Sfibets &aptejn, &eter &iltp al 2no=
ington, og neiten ollie Sfibets 81
ficerer, f6rite og anoen Stprmano,
alle tire Moifimeitre og Sfibets
8urier. 8lan6t 6e omfomne III fle=
re Sfan6inaper, iaale0es &org9nger
Ole 8affen, Matros Sacoblen, Offer
CHARLES Senien, Gaetmano Soc Ee=
terien og &engi6rer Safob Sacobi en,
oIle al Burlington. Sfibet iprang
2ef miot uoe poo 5gen pg begpn6te
at ipnfe. Ser blep itrofs lignaliieret
mes traaoles Selegraf, og flere
6erger og an6re Dampere fom til
netop / Set 9ieblif Sfibet gift till
bun6s, bporbe6 IS Menne1 felin req
beoes, mango blep taget op al Spen
efter at bape ipemmet ON / nogen
Sis paa Sragitumper. 9en traa6lg=
je Selegrafilt, ser bap0e tilfal0t
@ielp og blep paa lin Eolt til set
ii0ite, ionf mes Sfibet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

@ele @roteret bar peret fpl6t me6
5ne. Solen faor paa @run6 at
5ommerens &ortbe6 al0rig imeltet
Snemosierne. Moor Sneen ioa plu6.
ielig foripin6er, fan ser lite bore
Spibl ON, at 5meltningen ifpl6es
inore 8arme. st p0erligere Segn
poo l16brub ct Sor0rpltellerne ser
ol6rig pleier at mangle, og lom oet=
te Mar far peret bpppige poo Sp0=
islon6.
On gig1oonmeligbeo peo oenne
@ulfon, iom n1a1 troe0e bar belt
uoiluffet, er, at 6ens Sop neiten
olti0 CT in0bDllet / en- tet Saage.
&rn fao Gage ont Somn1eren font
mer sen pregtige bpioe Sop til
Spne, flort frempiien0e &raterran+
oene> for otter burtigt at omfapnes
al Sen bemmeligbeosfuloe Dis.
Meooeleren far life miu6re enc
nj @onge itaaet be6 &raterranoen,
men fun En- eneite Gong np0t Ben
uforflemmelige l16ligt ODER Sslan6s
interesianteite @gne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
uer1 Dafota.

= S ii61te l1ge u6brp0 SIS i Yi=
RE & 60. Cafes 8aoiferi paa 8roao=
map, Sarge. Sl6en baooe grebet go6t
om fig fer Ben blep opoaget. Gen
bre6te fig til flere Gorretuinger,
blan0t an6et til Sarge Commercial
Clubs Mf6eling, Sarge @ational
8anf 8pgning. 5faoen anilaaes til
$4,000.
- &eo Snoiettelien al &reli0en=
ten for Stots untberiitetet, Sranf 8.
McSeD, SEN %. September, oil Ser
blipe gipet en- flor 8anfet til 9@re
for ban. 81an6t Salerne peo 6enne
9onfet ifal nepnes Somes s. @ill>
Ereit6ent for Greet Nortbern Sern=
banen, iomt @omar0 6. elliot,
Erelibent for Mortbern Bacific. S
9anfetten oil 800 Herioner oeltoge.
- Dou1g og @alfer> to Mr6ei0ere
pes DabiS &ulminen er8urlington,
bar poa 8eien biema0 .fommet fem
Mi( fra Minot, ga to Men6 TOM
frem fra nogle 8uife pe6 &eien, bol0t
&epolpere MOS Sem og fog 0eresYen=
&c. 9o oe bop0e $1,070 bos Jig, bar
Set ct ltort Sab for Sc to Mrbeioere.
Doung, iom far bol0t ct 9ogibns
peo Minen, bap0e $50 Collars, oe
@olfer bap0e 90 Collars. &olitiet
tror, at Gpperne par / Mfinot for ct
Eor Gage ii6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
$50 Datota.

= 5emogtppe 8pgninger neo=
bren6te / ii0lte l1ge / Sc 8eau, Ser
er en- al gnoeitationerne paa Minne-
opolis & ct. Souls Sernbanen. Sa=
bet al 8Dguingerne 1ettes til $780,
900, og al @orer til 100000.
= S M9r6e6en al Safe &aupelfa
bleb / forrige llge en- Srolle operfjprt
al ct Hasiagertog paa MinneapoliS
& ct. 2ouis 8anen. 6ormanO So
rol0 &agen og CHARLES &attlelb blep
orebt, en- treble unol lap.
st 6roettog al 6. & g. IS. lpb
al 5poret / forrige l1ge / Merbeoen
al &e0fiel6. 2ofomotipet og Z 6rogt-
pogne blep goe1agt. 2%ofomotibfgre=
rem, @a1s. Mnoerion, fif 8enet brgf=
fet og 6prbe0eren, Soc 9ermitp, blep
1foloet. 0e bar begge fra Snron.
- 9args &igbnnanOsbonoel /
@bite ne6bren0te li6ite ltge. Sloen
font fra en- repnet Sforiten, og Ser
mootte ripes en- feel 9Dgning ne0 for
at unogao, at Sc nerliggenbe 8pg=
ninger bren6te. Sfa6en bar $1,700.
| Ser por intet az ureret. @bite fat
ingen Slufningaapparoter.
= Siooc 2incoln og 6. $. Ser
reio er fon1n1en biem til @beroeen.
Sc far JONI @eolemmer al Sc ~@ooe
&eies Screening" secret i ct. &au]
og tolt me0 SameS S. Sill og be6e:
bom operurre Sp6 Dafotas uGoo'
Gejes Screening, iom ifal afboloes
Nber6een / gfterooret. San lopeo'
at fomme og Sc pil rette Jig efter 81
6en, 11oar oct er ntel belejltgt fo1
bonn. 6lere fien0te Salere oil ogiat
fomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Oct i%(o(pruoenoe Bjerg
po0 JS(0n0.

Selegrafen far melot, at 8ulfonen
&efla piier tp6elige Iegn paa ITO
bruo. @n Meo0eler fra &epfiopif
ifriper fra &epfiorif til norlf uMf>
tenpoiten":
Sfref breoer Jig blan0t 8pn0erne
pao Sc fre6elige @aar0e / 8ulfa'
mems Merbe6 - blon6t Sem, ser MI
i Morepis far ifuet mos Snemasier-
ne paa 6ieloet me0 en- pig Srpgbe0S-
felelie for 6remtioen. Scr Sc pe6,
at iao lenge @efla er ubpio", ct ser
ingen 6are.
gn frpgtelig l1ro griber 8efolf<
ni1rgen, Ser MI moalfe poa en- Slime
fan blipe frordpet, bDoo Sen me6
aarelangt Sli0 bor facet uorettet. :
Sneen foripinoer, og Sen forte
&egigile itaar til 8eirs, tegnen6e
fig ifarpt moo sen blaa @immel.
8on0en boloer ct 9jeblif inbe me6
tit Mrbei0e paa Morfen, og me6 Cru
/ 8liffet ler fan m6o Sen 1tolte 96e-
logger. @on pe6 fife rigtig, ON Fan
lfol fortlptte. -.
S &ongarpallaipsiel li6t 9iten for
Eiorsaa ligger Sen befienbte Sultan
5,400 500 ODER @aoet.
ggnen 6eromfring bgrer til 2an'
bets frugtbareite og. be6it oprfeoe
Der ligger @eierierne og Sc itorf
grGsrige Morfer, bpor Sulin0er a
Gaor og &peg gresier. @aor6 eff
ter @aaro fplger belt op til 2aba
en- = op til lelpe Siel0fo6en.
Set fremsaar al Sagaerne, a
&eflas ferite l10bru0 far funoet Stei
i Maret 1t04. 5ioen 6en Sio e1
Ser fulgt life min0re ems t8 flor
l6bru0, boer @ang leggen0e mer
o. mere zoe; @uiene begrapeoes 0!
6olf og DDr 6rebtes. So @ange
2ebet al ii6ite Marbun6re0e bor oe1
Ii 8irfjombeo me6 80 Mors Mellem
rum. Set ii61te Q878) betegneoe
iom life ierlig eoeleggen0e, t0et Ga
baltrgmmer be%gren0ie0es til Sen If
Sc tioIigere u6bru6; men 9popl6am
pene, Ser fltgte %l16bruooet, orebt
Dprene og p6elag6e @respefiten 0
forpol6te .paa Sen Maa0e uiigelig
Sob for 2an0et.
&oa &efla plejer Ser at ligge Doe.
6ige Snemasi er belle Maret igiennen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

- @arrp @omilton, Ell 6ragtfon=
0uft9r pao 6. & g. @.> bgoe / forri=
ge uge / Clinton iom 6slge al 8eifa=
6igelier ban fit, ga fan blep oRltet
omful0 al ct Sog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

II &apnes 2%opforilag bar en- Mner
fienoelie al @popenoigbeoen al en-
ioaoon 4omisliou iom Sarif=&omis=
%iipnen, % Mr. 5amneps' Mrbei0e for
at 6ringe Ell laa0o11 &omislion us
9ipet % gipre Sen Sirfningsfulb pe0
at ltopioe 0ens @irfefelt og ifaffe
forpget 9epilling for oens Mrbeioe er
Set uigttgite Ser er foretaget / Set
ming al Ell Sol0reform og @iennem=
fprelien al Eartiets Softer / lao @e11=
ieen0e, Ser ct blepet giort / Sen iio=
lite &pngresiomling.
Seq tilfonmer en6el of 9gren
for at bope toget SS11itiotiuet,m ME Mr,
Satpncp tilfpmmer sGren for at bnpe
br,t9t i'm Snoflpbelic ug for fans
opgtige Mrbeioe for Ell rate og ret
fGrbi9 S%ol0repilion."
Get CT cit befienot Sag, at oo
Sleomargorine=0or bar til Be-
banolin9 / &ongresie n, bar Mr.
Samnep cit al Sc iprigite Torfen1=
pere for CIT @eifotning al oenne ST.
0uitri, til 9elfpttelie for 2an0ets
Meierip9 ie1. Gesuogtet er Ser fra
bans Mooltonoeres SIDE gjort Sor=
jig poo at neoipttc 9etponingcr al
fans Mrbeioe for be1une Sous @iert=
11emfprelie % ON ml,ligt felt at fro
toge bam sGren for bans Mrbei6e /
oenne for Tarn1erne og Meierimer=
oene betponingsfuloe Sag. S 6enne
Sorbin0elie far nebenltaoenoe Sfri=
belle til apngresmano 5otpnep flor
Sr1teresie til Spfloring of set pirfe=
lige 6orbol6:
Sort Mtfinipn, @is., 10. Sep. 1910.
Son. SSames q. Samnep,
@tnona, Minn.
s ct Meoe al 8eitprellesrao6et for
Mationol 9oirp Union, ofbolot /
Gougreis @otel / Gbieago s. 10.
September, blep fplgenoe 6orllag til
&eiollttion fremiat al SON. g. 9.
@oorb al Sort Mtfinion, @is., og
blep enltemmigt pe0toget:
@eill1ttet: Mt hi iom 8eltprelie
for Mationol 9oirp ltnton mes olpor=
Zig 9eflagelle far erfaret, at Son.
SSon1es q. Solpnep far pnret @ier=
itano for Mngreb / Spirit tie Minnei ota
&ongresoiltrift poo set @run0lag,
at Fan life ifltloe pnre en- ion0 og
Sen al Meieri=S,1teresi erne.
81 pooltoor oabert, at i11tet @eolem
al &on9resien / SEN iorbigangne Sis
far giort mere / Spri par for 6isie
Snteresier. 81 ct onerbepilte ON, at
Oleomargorine=I abrifanterne for Ell
flor Gel itoor bagpeo oisle Mngreb,
og bpis fan bliper beiejret, nil bettc
hlipe benpttet lom ct argument til
at ntie, at Mejeriforn1erne / bans 81
itrift er 1igegploi9e an9aoeuoe trent
tioig 2obginning ont oette pigtige
Sppr9smao1.
6. q. 5loter.
Sefretnr for Motiol1o( 9nirp l1nion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
Joma.

- g. S. @ol0ron, 6armer, bleu
lipsfarlig iuoret / Nerbeoen al 8ue=
ma &iito, pe0 at fan ft9r1e lgblf. So
pe6et blep 1terft for (aaet.
- @arrp @omilton, en- 6ragtfon=
0uftgr pao 6. & sc. s., 69oe / forri=
&c l1ge Clinton iom 6slge at 8eifo=
6igelier ban fit, 6a fan blep ppltet
omfl1l0 al ct Sog.
- So Mr. og Wfrs. &enife TOM
til 0eres Stem / Clinton efter at bape
peret u6e paa @iiit> fan6t Sc oeres
Cater ii66en6e be6 8oroet. Set
biite Jig 6esberre at FUN bar 0p0.
- Gburles Dano &eeo, JON fra
Mpril 1905 til Nfai 1910 bar Sor<
ltanoer for set lofale 8eirbureau |
siour @itp, er blepe1 forfremmet til
fprite Msiiitent @eirobierperer / Seem
Oorf. San flptter 6ertil ioo mart
fan bar iolgt lin @ien6om.
SEM Herioner> ale al SSH
liam Golbps 6omtlie, fom olporlig
tilifa6e forle0en / Merbe0en al &ocf=
nell, ioet 6eres Mutomebil pelte6e
be0 Spinget at &eien. @r. og @rs.
@olbp og tire 8drn par i s(1,tomobi=
len. So af 8ernene brof Mrmen,
og 0e pprige al 6amilien blep ilemt
fb9lte6e pe6 at ilpnges imoo ct
Staltroo6sbegn.
= Sire 9prn al Gbarles Gurrp,
en- @rubearbei6er / Scan0ino, nogle
@il Mor0 for 0es @oines, omton1
pe0 at en- &an0e meo &eroiin efsplo=
6ere6e. Drengene @ldpton, s Mor
gammel, @barles, 4 Mar, og NoD=
mono, 2 Mor, lege6e / 8oggoor6en.
Ofils Carrie Coleman, en- Sante al
8ernene, iotte %uforporen6e Sis poo
Slien, og Ben b%rGn0er6e Olie latte
@prnenes &le6er / 8rol10. 8prne-
ne, 6e to Dnglte, 690e to elmer le=
mere, % SEN el6lte 4 Stmer efter.
= Mrs. G6arles Carrier, Ell &ul.
miners @nitru 1ter Mo6ri6, Dol(as
County, bar en- Dag ii6lte lt9e be:
fieftiget meo at itrpge, 6a Sreful.
let / Strpgeiernet gift uo. SUN oil
Sc ten0e oct paanp og bel6te @ero.
line ODER &ullene> me11 en- lille @lgi
bar blepet tilbage / 6isie, og Die
fan6eu efsplo0ere0e. Olien ilpngeoe|
no ober Mrs. @urrier, ben6es 81
! tier, 3 al benoes Sgnner og ct 8or1
/ Guggen. Sc tire Drenge 6g6e, %
Mo6eren og Barnet bill reppe funn
J lebe.
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Jeg er superintendent we'd CELERY FARMS COLONY !

Jeg er Superintendent we'd CELERY FARMS COLONY i
der bedste Del af Florida. Jeg er f6dt Tyskland, val 20 Aar
ganmel da jeg kom til Amerka. Jg dyrkede Gr@nsager baade
New Jersey og we'd Sanford. Jeg var en- af de f6rste som dyrkede
Seleri Omegnen af Sanford. Jeg anlegger M6nsterhaver til
Seleri, for nye Kolonister. Jeg er engageret til at vejlede Nykom>
mere for at opnaa Sukces, og jeg kan helpe dem til at blve he'll
dige, da dette er Diet allerbedste Floridaland for Seeri. Jg har
alerede modtaget sa mango Breve at jeg like straks kan be-
svare allie, men jeg vii svare sa hurtigt som muig: FLORIDA
HOMELAND CO., Ejerneaf SeleriLandet, selger 1000 ii Acres
Haver til Folk som vii komme herdl for at DO, og bidrage til
Koloniens Fremgang. Dette Konnpagni vii gj6re alt mulgt for
at hjalpe Dem til at blive heldig, hvis De kommer hertl Rejsen
med Jernbanen betales af Konpagniet begge Vee we'd Kj0b at en-
at disse Trakter. vi vii give Dem den forn6dne Anvisning til
Landets Rydnng, Pl9ning, Dyrkning og 1ndhegning, og til at
opnaa den bedste Avl: Jeg onsker at h9re fra enhver som dnsker
at aIe lge saa meget Seleri og Gr9nsager her paa ii Acres SOM
der kan avles paa ct Hundrede Acres Norden. De kan skrive til
mig Deres Modersmaal, under Adresse:
CHARLES BAUM
BOX 1890. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

9l9entcr for uprc Bigger % 8labc
iantt r9amife / Nmcrifa".
g. 6. Stefanion,
Splcr, Minn.
s. s. &eterien,
272 &nrniibe st.,
Hortlamb, Ore.
$. S. Glanien,
1888 Sacon1a Mbe.,
Sacoma, @ai1.
6ans @uloem Scnicn,
Mfil,uanfee, isis.
Sper 9anicn,
Smaba os go. Smaba, @ebr.
Gonneil 8lnffs, Soma.
emil Nnberien,
Gba,1 os Dmegn, Minn.
81. &anlien,
1881 8. 2mb st.,
9mlntb, Minn.