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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
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mGrtiom paa, at %6ormoolet mel
e,1buer EolitifororOning life er al
cbifoncre 8,1blifum eller tilferf
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tifororbning, CT op11aaet, li9e meget
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folcS at lc bort fra Tolti9ttclie n al
cn @pOe bogefter, bnis Ser 81 life f.
rcliager Snoifub eller eli mcget grou
Stjeocslesbeo. Eolitiorgonerne moo
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Sc life lfal isge eu sGre / at oflepere
loo mange Mnlnel0eller iom m1ligt,
mel, /, pcs at tole til Soft % before
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ret pao nm briuges til olminoeligt
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2mobol5mano aurl @%enningien pao
t9peum Morf feireoe Sen 5. Son1.m
pe0 ct lille pripot @ilbe / lit @jenl,
bpori Noboer % &enner oeltog, so
MarsOagen for lin Snofaloelie JONI
1871! Mar gamuel 6ripillig pe6 0en
fongcligc @cit9ar0e / &jebenbapn.
Oct CT Ell 6ornpielic at bpre 9e1=
Ser bar en- uOnl9rfct ST.
fomnelie, fortplle poa i'm ml,ntre og
friife Maaoe ON fine mango Minoer
ira Sc i Mar, iont ban tilbragte /
$&ongens &ibbenbopn. @elt9aroen-
Ser opbsrte SEN 81. Mai 1866 -
al omtrent 100 Mono Neni=
&c, ltore, ipere, flotte &orle, ser iRr>
Zig bcnptte6eS til sen in0re &oettie=
neite pc0 @offet.
Gen gan,le 5oioot fortnller meo
2ip % 2pit ON Manepren pe6 &us=
By / Angel / 5ommeren 1862, ga De
res bele Guren fra 8iebenbapn til
6lcnsbore, unotagen opcr 8Glternc.
ginene tinbrer al Stoltbeb og
@leoe, 1,oar ban fortgller ON Scr
5fllet peo 9annepirfe / giteraaret
Men Sternmen faar en- piS
pemooig Slang og Aniigtet Mlpor, oa
ban bcretter ON De merfe, tunge SEQ
pemberooge paa 2pfsborg Slot fort
Song 6reoerit SEN Sppenbes
Dpo.
Set er for &art &enninglcn ufor=
Gage, 90 ban for 2 Mar
ii6e11, Sen 25. Suli 1908, otter Sn6=
bpoelie 0eltog i GeitIisbeoerne / &ie<
benbopn / Mnle0ning al $50 Mars=
6agen for @eitgar6ens Cprettelle.
@o1t blep in6fporteret paa @ar6efa-
iernen, efter 9nife netop / iamme
% JOB / iamme Seng, Ser
enon,1 ltoo poa famine &la6s, iom
6o ban fom ino 1om uns &efrut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
l1oenfor &jpbeubaun.

SaoitruppalbD: 1bp. Yoitbuo
Miels Gbriitian Maoien. &irfeper=
lpi c: Sobonnes Mielic Ell. Sengelpic:
Sl,smano Gbriitian 1beooor Nnoer=
ienS Gnfe Sioie. Granddaughter:
SIP. @lormeiter Garl Nlbert 2eb=
mann. 2illepGrlpie: @aaroejer
Cars Yeteriens Gnfe Gunilie. Murz
BIZ: Cine 2arlen. llobp: Ecoer &c.
berien. Neltpeo: Beter @ollentbi1
Scnien. &an1lple: Sens @o'1i cn Spr=
gen ien. IreoerifSluno: &pmner,
8ronooirefter 5bon1as Grnit 8rubn.
Ssbpj: &irlten Slien. Solrpo: Mu=
rerineltcr g. 2inoenifop. Nr.=8ro-
By: &riltine Npmann. Sine Mog=
oolene Semen. Mlleip Morf: &ore11
Benbtlen. Otterllp: @1oroeier
&nab Mortenien. 9%almoiebus: So
roline 2obn1onn. 2ojbplle: @aaro=
fGlter 81. &asmusien. &oloing:
Soban 8olcbmamn. Bol,iing: @a=
rte &atbrine Mnoerien. SANDERS: 8e=
tcron CTR. Gbriltenien @erum.
8orup Morf: 2bomaS SSenien
@%farbopeo: Singer &iritine Senien
@auge. Belle: Sans &ebs. &e'
itourater @enrit 9bomien. Slug
bale: Beoer @anien. gsbierg: So
rine Youline 2unobef. llbrmager
SIR. S. @prgaor0. 0norl,p: &irii=
ne 2uno. Silfeborg: Yfariane sSen=
len. Gollerup: Morie 8orm5borg
6al1iiug pr. Mllingaabro: Morie
&atrine &noerlen. Malborg: Cline
Sepmono. Snipettsr 6. @onien.
@istoft: ajebmono G6r: Senien.
&lofterbolme: &osmus Senien
8olt5er. Marbus: Sne6termeiter
gifilo Senien. Nn,rette Anoerien.
6prbpoer &C.. Str. G%briitcnien. @eo-
iteb: &aren @iritine 8olleien. 9ie=
rup: 8eiman0 Sens Gbr. @ielien
staa: Sine Marie Micboelien. @br=
reiumobp: Sfobfogeo 2ars CIR.
@osmusien. &ingfiebing: @eorg
Mnoreos @roperien. luxembourg:
@eitourater g. 6. Spreeniens gu
Itru. Obenie: Sngeborg &rorup
sne6fermeiter Mn6eriens @nfe
Martba geitoline Boulien. &oloing:
Miels gbr. @on6e. Gmilie @uuolen
@rattrup: 9ognefogeo &n10. @br,
Senien. &oriens: 8agermeiter 81.
gricbiens Gnfe. 0ober:: Slagter'
meter Muguit Mn6reien. @omisiio'
ner ST. Mn6erien. 8ogboloer S
@ielien Meelbp. @erfmeiter Miels
s. San len. &an6ers: Niels Waoz
ien. Sfogen: @oteleier 8. Mnoerz
Lien. Malbore: Sine sofie Senien
Gagnp 2arien. Sobanne &iritine
Ma6ien. Suliteo: Mbrabamine Got:
frioo Gb%riltenien. @ostiloe: gnfe.
fru Gliiobetb &olitein. @argretb'
6reoeriffe Gbriitenien. Sons Sen
lens @nitrn. @eliimger: Gnfefrl
Sbora Maoelung. Mplteo: Solo
osiiitent $. .. Smabl. Sorb: 6lo
r%entine @eitergaaro. @eiterbo
@aar0ejer Niels sprenlcn. O6enie
&jgbman6 6. 8ronot. luxembourg
S6rgen Sergenien. Sbure: 5lagte
8. S. Olien. Marbus: SIP. Ipotbe
fer g. S. @offmann. Malborg: $40
lermeiter @ermann 6iicber. Sofi
Senien. 8orris: Niels Serenie
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
Minnefota

" VltItlue hltu tUllt @tYe Dle11l'
iegt al CIT flor Nrono, ser gioroe
!, Sfooc for CO. $4,000. Set bar I
50. g.. @oulos Nooition til gpen at
Slocl, roiche. Hpulo (e6 ct Sab at
$4,000, og Gbrpitol Sbeater meo bele
SnDholo brrrotc n1eo ct Sob at $2,=
600. @ronOpulc1cts ralfe 9ptrR6en
giorOc ut Nl0cu fife grcb en6nu bi6e-
ire ON Jig.
/, $ Gullltb bsgpnote li6ite l1ge
+. Sets ogen moo Sc to unge M9no>
ion ou, g.. son,tor begif &gperi
@otcl McS}m % Oruhtc Solittbetient
!: Gbcsluorc. !@ope0anflogen CT moo
Charles Mclooromitp, cl1er JONI fan
T. fgrit blep fol0et @ml. Mo55or6, JON
+. ifpo Yolitibcticntcn. '@an CT fun II
Mor gunnncl. San hor tiljtaaet lin
i 5fplo og hlep opllt til libsbarigt
Tnngiel. Sons M%eofpl6ige, Mo9ot
Sobnlor, CT fl,n Is Nar.
-:
| - Gu al oe por,ueite fomunole
&anpe / &eo>pooo 1Salls @iitorie af<
{ ilrtteoe5 iibite l1ge, ga Ell @ienoptelt
f, lima al Gtennn1cr, iprn 6lcp faItet De1'
/, 8ppalget Sen 8. Som1ar> an6en
/, 8or6, piite, at ocn ~tarre" &onoioat>
s. 9. @ubboro, bonoe pu,16et meb e,r
f, Majoritet al ipp Stcnmer. Sc, font
bar inoe for l1oiteoelien af @aloon-
bebillinger, beitreo %alget o9 Oh
' itriftsbommcr s. ". 0lien ubn9pn.
te forrige 2sroag oe 8al96om,nere,
i. iom it1,loe foretage @ienoptnlljneen
, al Stemmerne.
- Minneioto Mcjeriitforer,ing.
! bot6t iibltc l1gc9lorslnpoc / 2itcbfel6.
6orcningen bar MI omtrent 1000
Meolemn1er, og / Sc ii6fe 2 Mar Ct
Gntallet iteget mes omtrent 800. 49,,
is. Scbilling al Mortbfielb blep eien-
bolgt til YrGiibcnt. Me6 Marsmeoet
bar forbunoct en- flor Smgru0ftillinq~
og oa lt6itillinsen bar forbi isetes
;Smsrret lolgt pe6 Ml1ftion. Ser in6-
traf ga bet mGrfcligc Gilfeloe, at set
bar mcget paniteligt at fin6e &igbere
ielp til Sc finelte Merfer. Set bic
I ite 8uo naoe6e fun 1872 Gents pr.~
= &uno. 9ette tages iom 8ebis for, at
@merpriien er / iterf Meogong -
cit l1ge fsr pil6e set peret let at iplge
bette Srner for 20 Gents pr. Bun6..
Mortin Malbcrg, Ell onfet 2am6-
mooler / Gergus Sails, er~ qntlogt.
J for at bape forlangt Stifpenge, af en-
: &ontroftpr for en- Greningsfmol::
S Sc iioite aor er Scr erqbet ca. 40
loa0onde aoao1er Conflict, oe boer
aonol bliper planlagt al Ell 2ano-
maaler, iom lao ferer &ilipn nleb Mr.
6eloet og rapporterer,- naar. set err
J. fGr6igt, bporefter &ontraftpren faor
fine Fenge. Nu bar @olberg bapt
Gilipn mes ilere laa6mne Mnleg,.
men peo ct al Sc iioite, / Nerbe6en
= al 9sem Dorf Drills, beifpl6er &o>1-
. trafteren Malberg for, at ban Dap6e
:: tilbuot bon for en- Detailing al $50
/: at erflGre &anolen for inroig, ffignt
+: Sen life por Set. Molberg erfIpreoe
! Jig life ifpl6ig / 9iriftsretten. Goun-
tp Mttornep 5bomplon, ser / mango
% Mor bar bnret Malbergs Nabo, bar
anmooet ON 6ritogelie for at fert
J.'5aaen imoo bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

AZ kurere On Forkjslelse Pea On Dag.
Tag LAXATIVE BRoMo Quintne Tablets. Apothe-
kere refunderer Pengene / Hangel at Kur. e. W.
GROVES underskrtft paA hver Eske. Is Cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

-
Cit Domane peo Mabenraa bar
1910 bpeeet for 10000 @orf oa
baft &jbriel al 10000 Secs Sono og
Spmncr % Sern. Meo 8%rolegnina
og Msooingsplaos lpber >@umn1er
op til / alt 10000 Marf. 8rqno=
pengene par 100000 Marf Goruoeu
Ben nh 2obe til $1,000 @art, Ser
life brenote). Maar 8ranopengen'
eaar fra, iaa ifal &eiten, 10000
Mart, forrentes al Gorpasterer
berof 10000 @arf til 4 psf. oe
5000 Marf til 3h psf. aisrieler
lfal bon ielp betale, og <oesnoen lener'
1./5 al Sc 10000 Marf. Ser CT III
Slabs til 100 Stpffer &ornfpeg, q
@ejte % 100 spin.
Splt 9omene bliper efterboanoe'
6pr, ifriper r&ejmoal". Stammcn tt
| Sen, g. @intbers @aaro, fjebtes
fin. Sis for $4,000 Marf 1,oen 8e
, ietning og S%ynpentar, efter at oen for
!, eiebes bar tilbu6t en- banif Mon6 10
100000 Morf me6 8eietning o!
!. SSnpentar. Sc MI rejite 8pgninge
er efter sagfpnoiges Menina IS
10000 Marf for 6pre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

of bans &rofeslion optrooote 1neo
100 Morffeoler.
os-
ming @-iprrtmg. Git
flor 8etolimesltan6snin 'er.. @amtale
emmett / genoipsiel. Set eieloer .gi=
enoomsbonolerne> @briitoffer 8elter'
eaor6 oe- Miels Mielien, iom1 Ten aar=
raffe bor fjgbt itbrre @oarbe og Sob
1er /. belle 2onosoelen, .lerlis- mes
uoitpfnine for 9ie: Sen iioite ltprrs
@aaro, Sc fiebte, par Golfetin9ss,=
mono Sobon @nl.oienS Gjenoon1
8ongsbo pe6 6reoerifsbopn. Ceres
Mftiper er poa benimoo 100000 &r.
% &asliper CT .pilt life fort tprre,
men Sen Omiten6igbeo, at Sc ltnoiQ
moatte rpffe no meo flere Benge, EN-
Sc fiji, bor / lengere SID ifabt Dem
Ganifeligbe6er. Goritiellige 8enge.
initituter / @enoipsiel, Ser bor poe'
Dem uoitraft &asiefre6it, bar / 6or:
binoeIie meo @opeofreottorerne bolb'
Ms6e og ne61ot ct l16palg, Ser pae
en- Iempeltg Maaoe ifal a6miniltrer;
De mango Gjen6omme og lie at fot
Sogerne afpiflet.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07
NOTICE OF CHATTEL
SALE.

Whereas, default has been made in the
payment of the principal and interest
of a certain promissorJ note secured
by a chattel mortgage on personal pro-
perty, which mortgage is dated on the
18th day of May 1910, and made,
eyecnted and delivered ny M. j. Beau
champ, of the county of Charles Mix
and state of South Dakota, n ortgagor,
to The First State Bank of Wagner, a
corporation, mortgage, which mort
gage was filed in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of Charles Mix
County, South Dakota, on the 18th day
of May 1910, at eleven o'clock a. m. of
said day, and that said First State
Bank, mortgage, now is and ever
since the date of the execution of said
mortgage has been the lawful owner
and holder of said mortgage and the
debt secured thereby.
Whereas, default has heen made in
the payment Of the interest and prin-
|eipal of the note secured by said mort
gage and there is now due on said
mortgage and the note secured ther eby
at the date thereof the sum of Four
Hundred and Sixteen and 44,l00.
($416.44) Dollars principal and in
tereat, and the sum of Ten &10. 0O)
Dollars attorneys fees as provided by
law.
Whereas, no action or proceedings
at law or otherwise has been institMted
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07
WAGNER. Charles Mix County, South Dakota

to collect the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, Therefore, notice is hereby
given that by virtue of the power of
sale contained in said mortgage aid
duly filed as aforesaid, and in pursu-
ance OF the statute in such last made
and provided, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the property
therein described by the said mort
gage or his agent, to the highest bid
der for cash, at the front door of the
post Office in the city of Wagner,
county of Charles Mix, and state of
South Dakota, on Saturday. the 18th
day of April 1911, at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, to
pay the debt secured by said mort
gage. together with interest, attorneys
fees and accrued costs.
That the following is a description
of the property as described in said
mortgage, to-wit:
One gray mare, five years old, nam
ed Claud, weight 400 pounds.
One sorrel horse, nine years old,
named Frank, weight 100 pounds.
Dated at Wagner, South Dakota,
this 31st day of March 1911.
First State Bank,
Mortgage and owner of said mort
gage.
H. D. James, s
Attorney for Mortgage. 1t.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07

For sale, a two-room house, on easy
terms. -AGam Grimes. ct
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07
From Exchanges

Chas. Terry from Wagner, was in
this city on last Thursday He was
over on a professional call and while
here, We undergstand rented the Carl
G%ullickson residence and will move his
family here. That will mean that the
farmers in this locally will have
a veterinary surgeon in their midst,
who may be called to attend to the all
ments of the live stock line. What
next nav we eXpect?-Delmont
Record.
A second run Of ice in the Missouri
river, with a rise of several feet,
struck Chamberlain Tuesday evening
and at about eight o'clock a good sized
section of the trestle in the railroad
bridge, west of the draw, was carried
out, Train service west is therefore
carried on with the ferry connection,
the west trains arriving and leaving
from the island. chamberlain Demo-
crat. .
Chas. Mackinstadt has bought a
half interest in the Lien barber shop
and will be here the 9Th of April to
commence work. Mr.. Mackinstadt
has been running a barber shop at Fair
fax of late. He is no stranger to our
people having worked in the shop be-
fore. Since leaving Platte Mr.. Mack
instadt has reen married and will bring
his wife here with him.-Ptatte Trib-
une.
B. j. Flannery, the land man of
Wagner, was in town the fore part of
the week renewing old acquaintnces.
This Office acknowledges a visit and
also the price of a years subscription
to insure a continuation of the weekly
arrival of this sheet, which, Bert says
it would be hard to get along without.
Lake Andes Wave.
Johnnie Scissors, printer, b~ookkeep-
er and the niftiest little ball player this
part of South Dakota mas ever produc-
ed, is in Burke visiting his sister,
Mrs. Jess Ellston. John expects to
play with the Hudson, S. D., team
this season. He signed up last year
with the Monmouth, ILL.,, team in the
Central Association, but quit there 90
account of punk treatment at the
hands of the local management, finish
ing the 1910 seaso with the Water
town, S. D. club.-Burke Gazette.
Fritz %Strohbehn was up from Wag-
ner on Friday of last week. He was
havin some cwork done in the Regis
ters office. Wheeler Courier.
Treasurer Kaberna went down to
Wagner on Monday for a short visit.
He returned o: Wednesday evening.
Wheeler Courier.
Miss Rose Kaberna who has been as
sisting her brother in the T%reasurers
office the past two months, returned
to hel home at Wagner on TUESDAY,.
Her many Wheeler friends all hope
she will return againg in the heal fu-
ture. Courier.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07

sisting her brother in the Treasurers
office the past two months, returned
to hel home at Wagner on TUESDAY,.
Her many Wheeler friends all hope
she will return againg in the hear fu-
ture. -Wheeler Courier.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07

Treasurer Kaberna went down to
Wagner on Monday for a short visit
He returned o. Wednesday evening.
Wheeler Courier.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07

Fritz Strohbehn was up from Wag-
ner on Friday of last week. He was
havin some cwork done in the Regis
tiers Office. w Courier.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-22
Porter

S. Dooley was GAINESVILLE visitor on
Thursday.
This fine weather is greatly appreci-
ated by all.
Turkeys are readily selling at 13c per
10. in this locality.
Frank Boss children have been hav-
ing siege of chickenpox.
Will Handtke delivered his share to-
bacco on J. Barrett's Oil Wednesday of
this week.
Frank Boss, Vera and Verne visited
the formers parents in Emerald Grove
on Thursday of last week.
Another year has rolled by and again
we wish eye editor" and all our read
ers Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
The teacher and pupils of the Eagle
district are making preparations for
Xmas tree entertainment on Friday
evening of this week.
Contestants in the Gazette contest
are working hard, and while all cannot
expect to win, we do hope some of our
home girls will be fortunate.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-22
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Willis StiIlman went to Milton Mon
day.
Donald Head has been on the sick
list the past week.
F. B. Lawton made business trip
to Madison Thursday.
Mrs. T. ]. Van Horn spent from
Thursday until Monday in Milton.
The Willing Workers society met
with Mrs. Henry Kelly Wednesday.
The academy and the graded school
close Friday for a two weeks vacation.
Rev. A. J. C. Bond of Milton juno
ton led the Christian Endeavor meet
ing Sabbath evening.
The annual Christmas exercises and
tree will be held in the S. d. B. church
at %. m. Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Freedom of
Milton Junction called on friends and
relatives one day last week.
A special business meeting of the
Campus Club will be held Wednesday,
Dec. 27, at Mrs. A. E. brakes.
Mrs. H. H. Babcock entertained the
Misses Alice and Jessie Mabbett, Bes-
sic Flagg and Norma Hargraves Sun
day.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-22
Milton junction

A burglar entered the home Of John
Sykes Saturday night and stole three
guns belonging to Mr.. Sykes, including
a 35-calibre rifle, % rifle and shot
gun. He has no clue to the identity of
the thief
Grace, the four months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll, died
Sunday and the funeral was held Tues
day from the home. The child had
been in poor health since it's birth. Its
twin sister is also sick.
The G.. A. R. camp of Milton have
lately interested themselves in having
suitable markers placed on the graves
of old soldiers, and applied to the u. S.
government for the markers. The first
installment of nine stone markers was
received Tuesday and were set We'd
nesday in Milton cemetery by COM
mittee of veterans. The work will be
continued until both local cemeteries
are provided.
At another meeting of the gas COM
pany last week it was voted that the
remaining property of the company be
sold to the highest bidder at public
auction. Barring court injunctions and
other hindrances that may be Matched
up to block it, the sale will be held on
the company's property between the
two villages next Thursday, December
81, at O'clock p. m. The Indiana par
ties stand ready to begin rebuilding the
plant as soon as the title can be Sc
cured.
Mrs. William Thomas, who was miss
ing from her home in Johnstown for
two weeks, was located Monday even
ing at Waukesha. At 5 o'clock that
evening Mr.. Thomas received a long
distance phone call and he recognized
the voice as that of his wife. She had
become anxious for her youngest
daughter and her first question was
''How is Mary?" Her husband tried
to ascertain where she was located but
could not for as soon as she learned
that all was well, she hung up the re-
ceiver. Mr.. Thomas learned from CEN
trail that the call had been put in at
Waukesha and so left Immediately for
that city where he found his wife.
They returned home Tuesday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-22
DeerheId

Henry Hanson and Amanda MCKEE
son, both of this place, were married
by Rev. Krostu at the parsonage at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Dec. Is.
Knut Evenson passed away at his
home in Medina at 1 o'clock Wednes-
day morning. He had been suffering
with cancer of the stomach for some
time, and about week and half ago
was taken severely sick.
Mrs. Sanford Smithback, living on
the Tullung farm in Christiana, died of
tuberculosis on Wednesday. Deceased
was formerly Anna Tulung and was
married to Sanford Smithback about
three years ago. They had one child
which died last winter. She leaves to
mourn her loss besides her husband,
mother and father, one sister and six
brothers. Funeral services will be held
at the home and at Liberty church on
Monday.
Lars Davidson Rekve was SO years
old on June 4th last, and has lived
longer in America than any other Nor
wegian now living. He came here
from Norway in 1889 and has therefore
been a resident of this country over 70
years. The first two years he worked
in Chicago on lake boats. In Deem
Der, 1910, he came to Deerfield and
bought 80 acres of land which is now
the west 80 of the l. O. Brictson farm
south of the village. His mental con-
dition and health are good, but he is
unable to walk without the aid of
crutches. Since coming to this country
he has made three visits to Norway
and has travelled considerably in this
country.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-22
Shock Brought Back Speech.

Sarah Alice Stevenson of Padiham,
Lancashire, England, recovered her
speech recently in a remarkable man
ner While engaged in household du-
ties her clothing caught fire and in
her terror the young woman screamed
aloud The flames were Immediately
extinguished, and, to her joy, Miss
Stevenson found that she had re-
covered her power of speech, which
she had lost six years ago.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-22
Evansville

Floyd w. Morgan and Miss Pearl
May Heffel were married at the Con-
gregational parsonage Tuesday even
ing at 9 O'Clock by Rev. D. Q. Grabill.
The death of Frank Baker of this
city occurred Wednesday morning at
the Oconomowoc health resort, where
he has been for the past few months
for treatment.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Marie
Burnham to James Thompson in Madi-
son, Dec. %, 1911. Miss Burnham was
formerly an Evansville resident.
Two trains of Is cars each, composed
of Pullman sleepers, with u. S. ma
rines on board, passed through Evans
vile Wednesday at 7:30 and 500 a. M,
north bound for the Pacific coast. There
were two diners for each train.
Columbia Chapter, No. 20, o. E. S.,
selected the following officers at the
regular meeting held Monday evening:
Mrs. Eva Quivey, Worthy Matron; F.
w. Gilman, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Meta
Baldwin, Associate Matron; Mrs. Jessie
Gilman, Conductress; Miss Maude
Combs, Associate Conductress; Miss
Hattie Axtell, Secretary; Mrs. A. l.
Taggart. Treasurer; M. L. Paulson,
Trustee.
The Beloit Glee Club will go to Cali
fornia some time in February or March
of 1912 and will be gone three weeks
They will have special car and will be
guests of the Santa Fe system, all
their expenses en- route being borne by
this road. There are some 35 members
in the club and it goes without saying
that the boys will have a splendid time.
Robert Pearsall of this city is leader
and Clifford Pearsall soloist.