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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-03-05

Sc yolete deliziarvi fumando un buon
sigaro, scegliete Ell Tolura" fatto di
puro tabacco avana.
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lavviso del signor Peter Borgo, che $
troya in seconda pagina.
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Si desidera correspondents con lui,
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morte del suo padre,
Chi avesse sue notizie 8 pregato for
nirle ALA sua sorella, presso Tessari
Antonio. Hurley, Wis. p o. Box COS.
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farmacia Sullivan ci comunica le sue ore
d'nfficio:
dale ore 10 ale 1s am.
2 ale pm.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-03-05

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carta comune, moi vi forniremo di eccel-
lente carta da lettere con la vostra inte-
stazione . buste col vostro indirizzo.
E. la miglior assicurazione per non
aver smarrita la propria corrispondsnza.
Venite veders nostri campioni,
LA NOSTRA TERRA"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
NORTH STAR.

Feb. o5.-School at No. 6 has closed
for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powers were IN
Marshalltown Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. McKibben visited
the formers brother Will McKibben
of Taylor township, Sunday.
MIR. Pardon Head and son DaV!o
were transacting business in Marshah-
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott are visit
ing in I4iscomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Scheible and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Alvey visited
at Mr.. John Schedules, in Taylor town
ship. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weeks went
to Baxter Saturday and visited until
Tuesday.
After three weeks visit with home
folks Miss Anna Head returned &c
Marshalltown to again take UP hei
studies in the business college.
Last Friday evening the ladies OF the
North Star Aid Society We're invited o!
their husbands to the home of 3. Z
Wheeler. In spite of the snow storm
ninety-fiye guests arrived about 7:3t
o'clock. The women and children were
ushered to the parlors while the gen
tlemen made themselves busy IN the
kitchen and dining room preparing
supper In q short time they were IN
yited to the dining room. where thes
served oysters, pickles. cofee. run
salads and cakes of which all did am
nile Justice. The remainder of the eV-
ening was spent in music.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
Stomach Dead
Man Still Lives

People who suffer from sour stomach.
fermentation of food, distress after eat
ing and Indigestion, and seek relief in
large chunks Of artificial digestors, are
killing their stomachs by inaction just
as surely as the victim of morphine is
deadening aud injuring beyond repair
every nerve in his body.
What the stomach Of every sufferer
from indigestion needs is a good pre-
scription that will build up his stom-
ach. put strength. energy and elasticity
into 1t, and make it sturdy enough to
digest a hearty meal without artificial
aid.
The best prescription for indigestion
ever written is sold by druggists ev-
erywhere and by Mcbride & Will Drug
Company, and is rigidly guaranteed to
build up the stomach and cure indiges-
ton, or money back.
This prescription is named Mi-o-na,
and is sold in small tablet form in
large boxes. for only SO cents. Remem-
berthe name, Mi-o-na stomach. tablets.
They never fail
Booths Pills, best for liver, bowels
and constipation, % cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
MARIETTA.

Feb. 25.--Misses Ethel Havens ane
Kate Timmons, OF Marshalltown, visit
ed at the John Timmons' home Sunday
Miss Josephine Packer, who has beer
spending the winter in Nebraeka VIII
her sister, Mrs. Ella Eaton, returned
home Friday.
Miss Gertrude Tomlinson, OF Mar
shalltown, spent the week with her els-
ter. Mrs. w. H C. Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haddock ano
children and Mr.. and Mrs. August Lar
son spent several days at st. Antnony
this week where they were called OS
the death Of William Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Wardman spens
Tuesday at the home of the former
sister Mrs. j. p. Newly. At Hardand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen. OF Green
Mountain, spent few days this week
with the formers parents, Mr.. ana MIS-.
James Jensen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
MARroN TOWNSHIP.

NlAfSlScN
Feb. 24.-Mr. Thomas Park, of Mar
shalltown. visited Sunday at F. NJ.
Wheeler's.
MT. and Mrs. E. F. Wheeler are par
ents of an eleven-pound son, born
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler en-
tertained a company of gentlemen
friends Saturday evening at an oyster
supper complimentary to Mr.. Bruce
Hogencamp, who will soon leave for
North Dakota to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Smith. of Laurel,
and Harry Powell of MarshalitoWn
were among the guests.
Roscoe and Verdi Orr, Of North Da-
kota. are visiting at Fred Wal1ens'.
Mrs. Minerva Powell, Of Marshall
town, visited this week at the home OF
Charles Brooks.
Mrs. Mary hurry Of the old peoples
home is somewhat better, altho it Is
feared that she may have another
stroke of paralysis at any time.
Young people, to the number of forty,
Joined in hard times surprise party
Saturday night on Miss Naydia Pick
EFT, who is soon to move with her par
ents to Marshalltown. Mr.. John Bower
and Miss Amanda Harrah won the
prizes for the worst looking costumes.
Refreshm were served by the young
people and Mrs. Pickett. Guests outside
Of this neighborhood were Conrad OLE
sen, Orrin Humphrey and Paul Vermie,
of LeGrand, and Miss Laura Specht, Of
near Liscomb.
Friends and neighbours joined in
farewell surprise Tuesday on Mr.. Oscar
Anderson and family who will soon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
Alarming Symptoms.

MY wife has taken up the use OF
Indian clubs; what do you think Of
that. thoctor?" well. really. IL my
wife began the use Of any kinds of
clubs / should consider them alarm.
ing symptoms!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
ALBION.


Feb. 24.-The union revival meetings
held by the local ministers for the past
two weeks were closed Sunday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nichols. of
Minerva, spent Sunday at ]. L. Leon
ards
Mrs. Francis Hockett and baby son
went to Clinton Monday to visit rela-
tives before going to South Dakota,
where Mr.. Hockett has taken a home
stead.
The ladies of the Methodist aid So
ciety will serve a banquet at the
church Friday evening.
Mr.. A. L. Burgett received a tele-
gram Friday announcing the sudden
death of his father at Deep River.
The last mum Der of the lecture course
will be given at Gilbert's hall Monday
evening. Feb. %.
Mrs. F. D. Dennis was hostess Tues
day afternoon to the Albion Culture
Club.
DR.. Jessie catlow, of Boone, has
been visiting at the parental home with
her sister, Mrs. Ada Catlow Koontz,
Of Hobart, Kan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
s,,shed with = Razor

wounded with gun, or pierced BY a
rusty nail; Buclslen's Arnica safve
heals the wound. Guaranteed. Csc.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25

In,,,a %h;. n.,.a,horhon1 srd MOVE IN
va ,o,a,,A 3 - :. :
M. H.; ry.,a Ala s,oc;e4,, ,,,o 6
! .,.arta;nod sc.h % ~ tHe ono r,es
u..,al-., ,,rr,a N, MECHANICS n 4 Mon
.o,as ~ 3 ra,,,t a,.a
ur,.7 n,,f+
NJ. Ia 11;,,,s 10 yis,tinr Miss
.anra snecht northwest of Marshall
ta,,,,,
NJ 80 ,rrs - ~ Erool,s enter
W. '.u n.,.. o,,o,,in- na,,.
| n1;r,an+ar,, ~ M ,Rr,ice Horancamp.
Az E.a.,a,.;c,, ~ C.r,,nflv Center.
| 1,..,. - LA ,,aonia.s ho,,,.,
There will he a special telephone
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81 -. ". sr,ss RIs c,.h,,rr ara
Gay n1sn| s'x1n ~ 49,. 1880 ~ NO :
nei sc..uol' ~ al ,,ar n,n;,s
snJoyu ~ a. .,,a Ia,,,se,,.ss crnai,
| iiau pa -. .,,a.. a.l,ad -, wv. :
c,,..a,. ~ srst az tha week to attend
Gneei 'ne Ia e,t,ar who ,,.a al
.iie iuiiei "a - - -at,, ,.s.r
! ms. - M ,,aan- sna,di,g a few
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Il ut
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III - aNe -. ,ast ..a,,oh,. horre
-: 80 =, ,t,,a harn ,..rd
oy preah.ns ICE - tan aa,.. =,
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''N'o
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MSS ..a.,oa ;IIrass which ;s
ltienos ps ~ ~. roo,,,
g: f.o,,, tho stocl, wards
ar, Alsse' 80 ae norses he h, :
80, Co1ar.do
siIppeu - - iaf+ .t,is ,yaa, an q trim
fi.1 ns 60 80 ,ool. after his
70 Sou'n
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,,,prr
Feb III. W. Wens .le,. ST. Va We :
for Mitchell, >. ~, near where ne ne
purchased large trac. VI 'anu
family VIII ioiloW MN ~ &c" ICY ~
MT. "eiis iios -. NIifo a,d was
ferson township ali ms lne anu "a va
one OF It's most en'eipi SIS aA
spected citizens ana lne iahiiiy '''''''
estimaole one. c-., ~
Saturoas' reu -, ,1r. c,,r.d
niversary OF the blrtn Oh MIS- IN az =.
Welssenourger anu ne ICY ~ .,,nas
gave her posi- caru o eiio"e' '
Der received DelHS 1SV.
A surprise was given A ). soan1ora
anu WV. - thair friends They
at1,aaa 81 tho stanford home with
s 81, a,,aa ,s.s,ets The Marty was in
wen - 20 farev,a11 n the family
. - LII, ran,ova to farm near
Sha.ia,m rha ayaninp was spent with
si.. 49,, -r.,es
80 Nentar ,rd wife who will
800 ra,nove ~ tho farm recently pur-
s spoaoa go Graen Mountain we're
a;,,a,, s,,rnrisa marty Friday evening
80, e,.e of +heir fr;ends and
W s oon.raga+ed at their
B,frostren+s wara served and
l,oii'e 80 ,,a,1r rle-sant1v nassed
e - '..;a 80 asprneg
r-1.,,:s cah,,,+. ;s s,,Har;,e from an
s9toa,. " rha,,ro at,sn, l,,s is sti,l able
- oho,,t With tha assistance of a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
ST ANTHONY


st. Anthony, Feb. 24-Miss Catharine
WEIGH, Of Marshalltown, spent several
days at the John Mackin home.
Joseph Springer moved to State Cen
ter last week.
Miss Maggie Flanagan of Marshall
town, visited at home over Sunday.
Mr. Lester Chitty, of Colo, visited
in st. Anthony Sunday.
William schafer shipped a car of
hogs to Marshalltown.
John Mackin and Jordan Bros. each
shipped car of stock to Chicago Sun
day.
John Mackin and L. c. Bryant each
shipped a car Of stock to Chicago
Tuesday.
Harry Buck was in Colo Sunday.
Mr. James Byers, of Colo, visited at
the Harry Buck home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Braman are both sick
but are some better. Mr.. Braman has
been quite low for several days.
Henry Mayer has bought the hall
from Flanagan and Dunn and will use
it for a harness shop and paint shop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
FERGUSON.

FERGUSON.
Feb. 24.-Mrs. j. r. Finders, Of Mon
tour, spent Sunday with Miss Dora
Doud.
w. T. Lewis, who has had charge OF
concrete gang in Chicago for the
Milwaukee, is spending a few days
with his family and mother.
Mrs r. Seeley, of Waverly, visited
friends here Tuesday.
Miss Sana Stevens went to Shells
burg Wednesday for an indefinite stay
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Carder, of Van
cleve, visited last week at the home OF
G. w. Lingham.
Mr.. John Seager loaded his goods
and departed from Pickering for Taber,
Can. where he will live
The Ladies' Aid Society met Thurs
day with Mrs. John Lorengen.
Mrs. j. T. Ethel is quite sick of con-
gestion of the lungs.
BANGOR.
Feb. 24.-J. r. Carter who has been
i'll, is improving.
Wilbur Davis, who has been staying
at Elan Benbow's since he came up
RAYMOND Davis Monday.
Nina Lancaster, who has been visit
ing her uncle, I. T. Hill, returned to
Union Saturday.
S. White and family moved into the
McNicholas property Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Cammack has come here
from Newton, and intends to occupy
the Haworth place.
Mr. Miller has commenced to move
the buildings from the Thompson place
to Herb Blackburn's.
Jim Hutchins is moving to the
Spence farm, southwest of. New Provi-
dence, and Mr.. Knott will occupy the
house vacated By Hntchins and work
for L. r. Greene.
RHODES
Feb. 24.-Mr. Charles Blink has been
spending a week in Chicago.
Miss Nellie Diggins, of Melboure,
visited at the Bonham home last week.
Mr.. William Girton was a MARSHALL
town caller Saturday.
Several car loads of stock were ship
ped from this place Tuesday. Messrs.
Goodman and Buck went to Chicago.
The I. Q. o. F. and Rebekah lodges
gave a farewell party Monday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Girton
who expect to move soon to their new
home near Platte, S. d. About fifty
were present and a most enjoyable ev-
ening was spent in visiting and play
ing games. A delicious luncheon was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Girton have
lived mere since childhood and there
fore leave large circle of friends who
will be very sorry to learn OF their de-
parture.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Wallace visited
Saturday and Sunday in Marshalltown
with relatives.
Mr.. James Daugherty, who has been
confined to the house for several weeks
with a sore foot, has lost his toe nail.
He has suffered much pain, but 1t is
believed now that his foot will get.
better.
Misses velles Raridon and Geneva,
Breunig were Collins visitors wednes-
day.
Preparations are being mAde for the
school entertainment to be given in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
TfHsREPUBIIoAN MARsHAILToWN, FEBRUARY 1910

the opera house Friday evening. The
proceeds 80 towards paying for the
new piano.
Mr.. D. d. Dean went to Tama Tues
day.
Mrs. Amos Harmon and daughter
Nora spent few days this week at the
Max Radloff home, near Marshalltown.
Mrs. Fertig and daughter Ethel have
been quite sick, but are now some bet
ter.
Mrs Georgia Mains is very low. She
is at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gilbert.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-25
INTERESTING ITEMS ABOUT PEG.
PIE OF THE COUNTY WHOM
YOU KNOW.
MANY MINOR ITEMS FROM
+ MANY DIFFERENT PLACES
own Of Melbourne to Have Baseball
Team Thi. season-seerstary Leases
WsnssI Park-Novel chIdren's Par
~ at Liscomb-Many Moving in
Various Part. of the County.

Macy minor items of news about
people you know in the county are
CONTAINED in the letters from the
Times Republicans country CORE
spondents this week The town of Mel
bourne is to have baseball team this
coming season. The club has leased
sWensel park where the games are to
Ibe played.
Mrs. Belle B. Richeson, a we'll known
woman OF near Melbourne, is dead.
A novel childrens party was given
At Liscomb on Washington's birth
day by the Women's Club.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Rhodes gave a farewell party for Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Girton, who go to South
Dakota to live.
The news of the county, grouped by
towns and country communities, is as
follows:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Norge oe 8lofaoen.

Sra Hep Orleans, Ga, telegrafe'
res ben lobe gug.: Sauoelsforbfn'
oelien melem be Gor. Stater 90
glueftelos | Rtcaragua er for amber
Gang blebet afbriiht iom SsIse a
ben norife &esierines officieIe aner'
fierbeIie af ben al Br9iibent Ma'
ort5 MOB 9~luefielbs erflGrebe 9lo.
fabe. Sruet. 90 Iasiagerbamperer
"SSnperators" &itte melem Rep Or.
leans os gluefieIbs er nemIig ibaa
blepet inbitiqet, % Oct paa 9runt
al anerfienoelIen af @lofaben ban
umuligt at faa Sfibet, Der teller I'm,
Der norif Stag, asiureret,
9en norife Heaierings Sptrpber
| benne Gag bill rimeligpis reiuItert
t, at norife Sftbe bill BIT afIsIt al
amerifanife og brittle | Sruetfarter
meIlem De Sor.. Stater og De cen
tralamerifanffe &%epubIifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
astnber fan life ifentme.

Com tioItgere omtaIt bar Der fra
forffie1tge SoIo nRret ubtaIt ben
menfng, OF aptnber bar berettiget til
at faife FIN Stertne for eler tmob
ben rui frembrnete SoipitoIsplan.
Goppfater os andre Der | gpen bopbe
imibIertib fine SniI berom, % for at
brtnge Sogen poa bet rene bar Re.
baftsr u. 9. @aiIep at "IepubIt.
CON" Iabet ~foreipsree hos Statens
gttornep General. 9enne bar M
fbaret, at Der | bette SiIfGlbe life
fan bore SaIe onL of apinoer Fan
beltaee ! 8aIeet, ba Sngen, bpor-
oper Der ifaI Iterrmes, ongaar % ifaI
Determines at aHe 8plgere I Golin-
tpet. ut Der tor fra gttornep Gene.
rols 2pntor bar bleben eioet et mob.
fat Snor babbe fin @runb oeri, at
man ba baboe tpnft iig en- Sag, Ser
nm angtf Den enfelte gp, Iom (. Or.
SpretteIie af ct gibIiotbef eIer Tia.
nenbe, og life en-, Der onoif belle
Gouurtpet. Spinbeiben faar berfor
nsie FIG meo at ngttere Sugen iom
De beoit ipnes ~IiaeoOerfor benz Der
Fan femme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Reooet al en- Runo.

On Then Gull Suno reobeoe Sirs.
Dag Nat en- Wooer og benSes s Born
fra at omfomme | en- SIbebrano, iom
lagbe SamiIiens Stem I Detroit,
Wih., | Gife. Sunben - Den fir.
beneoe tapre Rebningsmmb - latte
imiolertib 2ibet Ill | SIammerne.
SamiIien, Gnfen @rs. Sobn 8an
og benbes otte gsrn, al bpiIfe oet
Gloite fun er 16 glar eammeIt, bar
gaoet tiolig tiliengs og Iaa t faIt
Sspn, bo Suiet Ianeiomt begpnote
at fplbes meb 3sg. Sunben, Ser bab-
De lit Sopciteb ! 3isffenet, ffisnte, at
Der bar noget galt p~aaf9roe, og for
UNDER raienoe @isen op % neo 40
Srappen og tho % no Of SopeoGreI.
ierne, bpis 9sre oanIieois itoo oab.
ne, til ben fit mo6eren OF @srnene
opffeoe. Wrs. 8aG begreb t ct gie-
blif Sihlationen os fit / en- Sart gsr.
meme reooeoe no paa @aben.
s S%pbihieIien og SorfrGffeIIen
bapoe man life Iast Ierfe til. at
Snnoen fife bar bIebet meb i,o al
Sliet. Gen bar peb ct Silfplbe BE.
bet itGnst inoe t ct of SooeopreI.
'erne og omfom pnfeIigen t Slam.
nterne, Der burtig forpanbIe6e Suiet
iii en- Gffebob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Dsiaa en- gcIfrrbsiaa.

ct uforboIosrnasfie fort Gntal
Barn er oeoe her | Stoten | Com.
rrer Of @arneIammeIie, garnefoIero
% ororc @arneipebonmc, iom orta.
geIig for en- life ringe Gel bibrsrcr
fra SaorIie % iiren MeIt liant Den
pebporenoe Tarme o. oct ulioeiqc,
oft acknowledgements Gtsp, Ser mel
fin utaIliebeo af Mifrober mere enc
iGpmtIig uointter Eolf for Smitts
bnaoe ube og inbe. Gefretrren for
Statens Sunobeosfommisiton. @. $,
Gunner, bar irobertet ftatiftiife Sp.
gnocr fra ollie Rafrter al Stdter an.
qaaen6e 9eoeIigbeoen blanbt Snraa.
barn | CONNER og fornnrer meo ben
bsiit forbdrienbe SpTpsniug, ot oner
en- Sreoiebel al ole Barn unber ei
aar eanle bar maattet buffe ultber
for et e1er mtben of De berfertbe
@arreipoomme. en- flor Del al
bisie mdrree DebsfoIb ptIoe itoen Soil
fitnr,e bore rnIogaaet, ON S~or9ISreu
baobe ingttaget ben Gorfigtigbeb Der
fine Barns 9lete og I andre Sen.
enoer, iom nIminoelige Sunobeos.
berripn tiIiiger; men oeSo9rre er Del
erbm for oct melte Zig, Of Sof en-
NOT ira IigegpIoige onerfor be &rap,
iom Natitrpn filler poo bette ON.
rnnoe. Stspet er en- ai G~un6bebens
fmligite Sietber. s terre, parme
Somre Tom 6ernte biiroe Der tr9fFes
Sorrmtaltuiuger til rtgelig Stent.
ming at @aoerne | bore 9per mel
8unS eaer Ole. Gt bette CT Of Der
ftsrfte 9etpbring til Sorebpggeiie a
Spgoom, er forlGrgit brdgt paa Del
rene, og Dog bier bet iig at bore
pocrit p~orifelig | De feite 8per a
fon inbfsrt ct tiInrrmeIIesois til.
fre6sftiaenoe Sptem til 8on6tne a
@dberne. Oct piboe iitpiIiourt Isnnt
fig for erbber 8p at Iabe @oSeDmt
6trgcn belt og boIoent foregaa for
Commitments Regring. Den er lfge'
ioa n~ebocroig iom mango andre
Etng, @pftprct fra Tio til auben bar
mnattet tage | fine SGroer, % Der
er irgen gploig @runb til, at life en-
@urtoingsifot ifuIbe funne l9gges til
oeu sprfee Gienbomsifat. Waan bill
De foo BET u~betpoelige ltblGg mer
emo eritattet | Sorm of foreget Som
fort og for1ninoIfebe 9oftorregntnger
og unogoa rtotge andre at De @Ioer.
bGrSigbebcr, iom Dem peb Stepct os
urenligbeoen forooriogebe Spgbom
f~remtoI6er. Se, iom bar lat fig iom
Sbadpe at BOONE" bore gper, bsr
oqTaa opfsre bcrure Gag pan TT gro.
grdIn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
en- bereift Mamo.

gerbens melt breiite Mano ffal
Mmerifaneren Sames Moore ppre
San repr1ienterer en- 9eitiaatipn
Seem Oorf os bar belt iiben 1871 uof'
brubt reiit pner belle 9eroen ol
trnnst frem til De fierneite 2anbs
for at faa afietning for fin @bfffp,
Spert Gar bar ban tiIboeelagt minoii
10000 aiIometer, ihinSom ntegei
mere. San tribes aIbrig mere emf
ct Bar Dase paa bbert Steb. Com
en- rgte Smbelens Gioner isser
Woore altio at bore ben. fsrite | II.
oct bereifte, balpcipiliiereSe 9anoe,
Saaleoes bar ban, ba bet bemmelie.
b~ebsiuIbe Sibet bIeo cabinet for no.
lnnoingerne, en- at be ferite, iom be.
traaSte Dalai 2omas Smraaoe. -
9eiten Iamtibig meo BAN inbtra'
ceiaa en- &onfurrent, en- gngel1f'
manb, iom repreienterebe ct ifotii
@btffpfirma, os 8appeitrioen menem
Dem artebe fig poerit Iiplig.
ct baIpt aar efter bar Somes
Moore allerebe paa Salomonseerne
Stilebapet, bnor Fan gap be Sno.
fsote anleoning til at lore Sroorf'
ter al 9entucfps 8inbaoer at fienbe
Sffe Ienge efter siemempanoreSe
ban BEN arobiife Srfen, % bans
Iaal bar oa ct Steb, insen euro.
peer ener @merifaner n~ogeniinoe
baboe beisst.
Sudleoes bar Woore meb fine
8biIfpprsper ftabig reiit fra 9anS
til 2ano iom en- mooerne abaitpers,
Snart mibt Tribe I guitralien, mart
I Scored eler | Norbiibiriens SSregt'
oner. San er ofte oper ct aar borte
fra Seem gorf. Sgiaa | tpnot befol'
feoe 2anbe eodr ban BELT fine egrle
geie. sfisnt ban nGiten finn taller
GnaeIf, bar ban Dog operalt fmnnei
aisre fig foritaueIig, @aa tine ito
biae Getier runbt belle @eroen bar
ban efterbamnben lagt iig til en- TO-
losial Samltng 6otografter at Sarloe
oa Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
WaaIen.

NooIen, benne npttige lille 8ien'
itonb, Tom MI forarbeioes paa bun.
breoe forTfieQtge Waaher % til man.
ge SIaas 9rrg, bIep oprinbelig init
tet | Srp al flitttge SRnoer, eler
man anpenbte inaa Siifeben eerttl,
Sort meb ben fremuoifribenoe &ll'
tur begpnbte 8remitiainser at Wfe.
talnoale, mart bIeo De imeoeoe al
8ronce eIer Sslp og bGpeoe Jig ira
grugssienitonSe til beroifuloe
Smpffegienitanoe.
9 1892 bar Ser | Taris 10 Raale'
fabrifanter, Der ilutteoe itg iamren /
Gang cg isgte at monopoIiiere oeres
Grbperp, ioet De fun antog SamtlIe'
mebIemner iom Sbenbe 90 Wseoar.
beibere. = 1900 opianbt man De
fbrIte Stoolnaale, men De bleo for
bubte paa 8runb al Oeres itore 6ar-
ltebeb.
gu irembringer alene ben engelite
StaaIltao Birmingham ooglig 81
IiGioner SCALE, meoens De eortge
engeIfe Sabrifer bagIis fremittuer
1916 Milioner SCALE.
s Sronfrig forfarbiges Der Sagltg
~ 3iaioner 9aaIe, men De f%orIIaar
life til 9anbets eset Sorbrug, iom
er 80 Iiuioner bagIis. aligepel
forIenbes Der Minioner al funiti9r.
otge frantic Saarnaale eler Satte.
naale til lloIanoet; alere en- Sabrif
/ 2pon forienber aurIis 100 Weiaio.
ner Itore SCALE, impffeoe meo
gmaiGe eaer funitiee Stene. De on.
bre Iaale fommer fra 2aigIe, Nnale'
inSuftrtens eamle Siemiteo, bpor al
lereoe | WiboelnIberen Den belle gp
Iepebe az bette Saanoperf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Senator Gricfon 600.

Stutsierator G. 8. gricion, Ser
fom for forteIig omtaIt oen 3tte
SnIi be6ite geIgoaerSe Tom tiIbaat
til TT Stem | Boone, Soma, eftcr en-
l9ngere ll0enIanosretIe, osbe Ssn,
Dag Den Toe bS. efter minore eto en-
nges 2ibeIie al 9~IitpotarmbetamSeIIe
Odtteren 9oreta bar tiIiteoe peS
SsoSleiet. gegrapeIien foregaar
Sorsbag.
Charles Sobn Gfre6 gricIon bar
fsSt | Sperise | 1910 og tom meS
fine SorGEore Ill gmcrifa | 1853.
Ge boiatte fig fsrit NOR IoIiue, Sn.,
men fptteoe ienere til @ebfter Co,
Soma, og oct bar | 1859, at Ir.
Gricion FORT fon til Boone County.
Sra en- 9eepuoeGie meo TO TONNE
SGnber bar ban inirnget fig op ioo
ban peo fin DOB bar en- meaet RIG
Wano og 9rGit0ent | Sirit Hntional
@arf OF Boone. s otte Sermirer
par BAN Mfeolem al Citizens 9egis.
latlir, bboraf De ipo iibfte iom Mee-
lem al Serotet. Com en- al Statens
mere iremifitSte %enb fit bans
Iarmorbuite aIlereoe for nj gur H.
ben BIaSs / Sotpas "San OF Same"
Oct err BOG maaife peb fin SAB.
mfIobeS, at Seitator ericion bar
giort iis meit benerfet. Gin 9p
Boone bar ban ifiGufet ct ouftert
gibIotbef, 90 en- itor Bart peS aii-
suitana College. Rocf SslunS, gu,
bGrer bars Rdun. San ffiunfebe
fsrit bernie 2areanitaIt $50 acres
peroihiIot allIImto, pGro $4,000,
liant ct tontarrt @eIsb al $4,000,
Senere bIep bet paataIe, at grtgait'