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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

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retiionen plfeteS: 2. Suel, Carton
Yait. 8. golbol, Golsa: SoriS Gar
len, Sionr Sails; Bait. u. Ggae.
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Jon.
Sanacs SBnobc.
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2. 8, bar perct iamlet hos iinC
Ereiieiolf, Yaltor % WlrS. \. 5,
S0lono, for at snifa Dem til Spffe
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Eengegdoe.
- Yrof. @Dr1tian Stofitao bleu
oroineret paa aonferenien / San
heng, Senbog 0en 19oe Se6. 1911.
Bait. 9anoabl 6olot Sntimationsta'
len og Bait. @olo OrOinationStalen
og uoierte Oroinationen, osiiiteret al
Baitorerne Smoobl, Srp9itao og
gaolanb. 6oruoen pore WiSiionG.
rcr, par aQe WiSiionprer ira Oct 81.
so. WiSiionSforbuno tiliteoe og TO al
Observation-Disclosures WiislionGrer.
Trifirfen.
Yaitor 6. g. 8ogt Far reiiene.
ret ira lit aaIo i Reenab og Smegn,
@is. ,o3 taget MOB aalo ira Wenig.
beberne I Sancocf o. Bcqlaming,
Did.
- Board OF Some OtisIions msoer
5irsbag, Snsoag og Sorsoag Den
2Ocu til Ace MaI paa a~ussburg sc.
mi1arium. Wsoet begpnber 3irsoag
6ormiooag al. 8 Den 2oen Wtoi.
- Yaitor 8. s. 5laeitao, Ser bet
ienere bar reiit omfring / Snoremis'
iionens Snteresie, bar iaaet aalo ira
Sreioloigbeos Weni9beo, Duluth,
Winn., % 6rifirfens Weni36eo !
Superior, @iS.
- Baltor 2ubpig Yeoerien bar
reiigueret ira aaoaler, Sitteroal og
@ariielo Wtenigbeoer / % omfring
SairOale, %. Cat, o. bar taget moo
aalo ira 8etbouia og eiiata Nenig.
beber, 6crguS Sails, Winn.
y Sronpoob, Wtih., bpor 90
itor Sooelan6 bar optaget Sirfiom'
beoen, bar man leiet Ell INIT airfe til
at 6ol0e @uostieneiter l.. arbeioet
pinoer goo Sililittning.' Sorleoen
bIep BreItcn operraifet iom Eaaifien.
nellie al Dem, ban pirfer ibIanbt. en-
bel bar fommen fire @til tiIfobs for
at beis3e greiten peo oenne gnIeo-
niud.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

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S~orSbnnosn. On iaubbpIsia Sorebune. Der CT
uubsr tuIofrnois auutrpI oa nbsn eiee for 5%rnstbar
heb. Rruo fra Rprbifatcruc bar eurirt ben Tor
fprttu War % ticHi 9euae. Sctts CT iniet @I9fies
prri, heller TIE Shrori. men pt oeo, bet CT 900 Joro
fra ptrieliet 6oriss.
6uItpfeu, I en- Ssioc afSOo dOo cocT 6aptt. alslta
ON SommereH, iuasu Solitt, % Stniersu tulaoer
faeiat Waridrbctos, bo enc az utleHot
NeautaIeet. @lcuuemiutte. MepHfdlbtt or ~
Tpmnicr pnt adrei, hper Waaneb haptuet I'm Del;
inaeu Sgrfc, iEaeu EperriSliua er usooenoig, b Der
er fiItrgtfelta AeaH for euhper Nfarget.
eSiersatiUn' "a 81 FSTsasSs gtsies Garins SOigt
fdls 9pnutiSfipu bar rdpporttr,i ON ben for a. Nutal
al Var. Tisie Ropporter larr, at bet er ben eueite
Tcl al be Goreueoe Siattr. tom or tHloifGRois UT for
@aESsi. Ssts uamrlias ReHb,S CT bspif Deb
gnalnic, Der uiier gaubef atnapt pGrtt bet rtHehe az
'os ysT;,J anSsri'sts a. 3llgPt S, hnITi SIi1., b,t,I,
fei meo energetic hpiec RRub. mtb Ssra Slooet
fTa Rproitatcrnt. oa oeuRc Aolont gtber ssftt ON at
ptut pebbIiue at uGrs notn en- Rlpal l SaotH
9tpIeu. 6Dilteuionbeli 1tug Tan aplts pdahdih'
iuptou 4 ghOcipip 9oroeruf. iOnl tau aples pdd andre
efeosr. On gtarsot tan frertriugss bpsr AZ adrets
waausoer, % mere WdiS Tau ablet paa en- were cub
bet tr muliat az orc be bebltt uproltae Wats Statcr.
1aarftoSr. Der CT At ubtsmmeflat GcriaHaeubt
for aft, bpds Gscrbru9ereH bar at iaIae. 9nrttst
GraettSa fgrtr 9arernt til StatsrHe babe npte %
ipo pdd, reb Iaoe 5Tngttdrtcr on hurttl Scforortug.
RuIiabsssrns. SUr6cu Tan fipbes par letts
Eilfadr Oa paa lana gio, for tu ubetpoeIta z nni pr
Acre. Tei CT Tile npbpruoiat at i1tte DO Aldbdn1s
for al biibe AigbeI, men man fan bliOc bieHnit pa
bctalt girnopmmeu no at TN 6prtieneitt 90 tagttase
ben iitae tgrroi.
Bible bet lite inttrtsiere Dem, hpis AZ rnT ffisr
tad al iuuus ticne 5000 I'll s. 900 on Gdttt pad en-
fEarm haibtnptpH a Gburtdp Ggucu. Bi uegiptr
an gpa pdd 20 5iOet, Tom fortRIler alt ON bette 2dne
oa ~gicugtptr udnae Srcpe fra foIi, ION iieuoer San
hi, bar opTiet bet % ct pclfaGeuoe % ttlfreete. Seno
sftrr bsuus Boa. Zen fphtr t~ugeutiHa. 81 suffer,
sc Nal IL ben pa lRre ON 0eHut htiltee Gan. bOpr pi
fiibpoer oia ct biem for iad laO @rts % pdd iaa lette
giltaar. 7c Tan aaa III bette npt Nanb % bare Hitter
pda, at RereE Gncrai oil BRINE opbbtit, ia. ire Bauac
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ocuHe Soa. ben fan mdaiie iHbsipc Scm ,5ortr. DC
GIsris for hapoe irutt Seu. % ben io:er taseuttHa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

Or. Serbp's 9ibnsp Bills sr ioraH Iioen
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Gl9ren, Der fan gooiglsre be itRrtsite gaa'
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% ie iaa ON pi bar iGgt n Sunorsoeoel al
bpao oisie file uno'rpirienoe Eiler fan no,
leite.
SCR mn efter, 3 9ioeuoe, os bIip life op'
bioieoe. Sag iHH ale oine nnpGreube 8t'
bGnolinaer ior bins Rurer, bin Rpa o. Din
SlRre tiIiioe. Suis ou bar Smerter / Npe'
gen, uiRepanli9 me9en eler ipnriom nrtn'
laonine. iarpet eller iIoeiugtenoe nrin
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Brigbts Siieaie, ipritni FIN en- puiie al Sr
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Ellis % % so Cts. Bipilienot
BEN fra pert 2aborotori, 9erbp Uieoicin'
Co., Gaton 6opios, bid, pm bu sHiter
&c er trpgse % or earoHtereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19

.erved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19

lie Tabac Informs rs that the ide.
mat tobacco has only been known i.
EUROPE since the discovery Of Amerl
ca Is incorrect. In fact, tho Mcde
ana iersians a long time before On
era smoked narghilcs. rs ancien
sculptures prove. A philologist has
suggested thst the Greeks and 10
mans smoked tobacco. at least in theii
colonies. In the Malay archipelago
'he use of cigars and cigarettes is sale
70 date much further back than the
discovery Of America. lie Tabac fur.
ther says that the word cigar seems
TO show that tobacco did not originate
IN the West Indies. but is most likely
derived from sahara, an Arab word
s..ec..n-
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19

An enthusiast who writes for the
Kansas City Star, saw isis Perkins
at the Auditorium Theatre in that
city last spring and wrote Of it as fol
lows
"lf q comedy may De rated by the
quantity of laughter 1t evoAes from
the audience, then Sis Perkins must
be the funniest comedy ever written
TIE crowd at the Auditorium last
night laughed Itself sick and then
laughed Itself well again had
never heard so much laughter in 4
theatre. II wasn't ordinary laughter;
Il wasn't merely the vocal smile; Il
was screaming. shrieking laughter
and it sounded as though thousand
people had gone mad with JOY.
isis Perkins" is a~happy combina-
ton of rafting good comedy AMI
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19
The Llama,

In Bolivia, one of the highest inhab-
itated countries on the globe-Ia Paz
the capital, being 10000 feet above the
sea level--much use Is made Of tia
graceful and invaluable pack ANNA
the llama, which will travel farther
and with even less food than the burro
but will not carry more than i.t
pounds. The llama In some respects
resembles the camel. kneeling Ia came
fashion 10 receive its load. ana it will
not rise II mcre than l50 pounds mr..
placed on rs back moreover. tlis
weight must he evenly distributed oyei
Its bacl. and sides.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19

drilling dramatic scenes. II is built
up Of the material that appeals to
theatre goers who admire the simple
yntues. The yilgaln can Always be
relied on to merit the honest hatred
of his audience ana the comedians
have iron bounl contracts with the
audience which guarantees a llu8h
every thirt~ seconds. The play adj
nits If novel scenic effects and the
comrany presenting t has a wen
established reactat.on fce capa3!e
work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19

america, Is well known and she has
n resented her present success from
New York to Maine, from Maine 20
California and thence to London.
opening at Terry's theatre fer two
weeks and remaining over three
months. The press were more th9n
usually generous, recognizing ,hc
unusual ability of Mis- Robson in her
characterization OF difficult roe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19

afro cIera acu-e yo5.c-1ay n:o.a a.
or Nay Robson in .er ggca,5e sac-
'oss The Ro.rycv1 ON Ct Aule
.a-g.' Mis- Rcnson is very flvora' Y
frcxa here in carr TIC press from
iiGerent parts Of tie UaiteI States
and London England, praises Miss
Robson and COMPANY very hlghly, in
act, she is concete~l to be enc o.!
the Gezt actresses now before the
aublie. The prices arranged are main
IGOR $lo9 and $l.5Q, La,coay IS anil
81 and gallery cents Mail orders
i'll he given prom attention The
performance here la Cairo win be har
,sc3 performance in this play.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19

Gsa SEES and music are bright ana
tahy and ct TIE typical Woo,f3k
a1alri o. efficiency.
Ma, Woc,lcl& who presents "A
" Inning Ms raal as a pradu or
C. Musical aomcdios, and as he hiss
sTca bis Darticafar ard undivided AZ,
t,1tioa to this Offering and has sue
seeded in bringing together the
Fong1sa sulGort that mas ever sur
Mr. Bloom.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19

The new program at the Gem thea.
ire starts this afternoon Fanelly &
Brrman, the singing and dancing
scarecrows The Brrfeld Sisters,
Hello Girls There viii be three
reels of moving pictures given this
afternoon and evening. The program
Is said to be extra good and well
worth the small price of admission,
10c
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19
"1even Days" Coming.

Oae Of the most amusing charl-
sers in the s.de-Splitting comedy
Seven Days that will be at the
Cairo opera house soon is burelat.
He is on the stage from the fist mo-
ment to the last but meme of the
others know it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS


"a popular priced matinee will BE-
given at the Cairo opera house this
afternoon for isis Perkins" the CIR,
from Posey county. The prices for
the matinee are children 10 cents and
adults rs cents, any seat. Evening"
prices 10, 20, 80 and 80 cents re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08
OAKLAND WILL CELEBRATE
THE FOURTH OF JULY
Preliminary Arrangements Have Been
Completed For the Day.

Preparations for a monster celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July are under
way in Oakland and arrangements are
being made to make the day one of the
greatest ever held in this city, and this
is saying much, as we have the reputa-
ton of always pleasing the crowds
which are in attendance on such occa-
sions.
DR.. H. w. McComas is at the head of
the movement and his past efforts along
this line is a guarantee that Oakland
will Guido herself this year Commit
tees have been appointed to secure
various amusements and to advertise
the celebration properly, and already
have made contracts for two balloon as
tensions, two baseball games, monster
carnival parade and trade displays, etc,
and three bands have been engaged. A
grand display of fireworks is being con-
temDlated. Picnic grounds have been
secured and a good program IN every
particular is under way.
Make your arrangements to come to
Oakland on Independence Dav and bring
your picnic baskets and have good.
long day of pleasure. Something doing
every minute. Special low rates on the
railroad will also be in effect.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08
Ivy Inn.

The tea room, which is to be conduct
ed in the DR.. J. Lee McComas residence
by the ladies of the Civic Club, will be
open to the public Wednesday, June Il.
In connection with the tea room an ex-
change will be conducted every We'd
nesday and Saturday. The patronage
of the public Is respectfully solicited.
If you want to see the finest line of
vehicles of all kinds in Western Mary
land inspect A. D. Naylor & Co. s
stock. They have just received a new
supply and sell them for less. 3t
A number of the members of Oakland
lodge Of MasOns went to Cumberland
Tuesday to participate in the laying of
the cornerstones Of the new Masonic
Temple and the municipal building in
that city. Among those who attended
We're Messrs. N. U. Bond, S. G. Ashby,
F. Z. Rathbun, DR.. n. |. Broadwater
Joseph f. Harmed Benz H. Sincell, of
Oakland Will Miller and c. 4. Jones,
of Deer Park.
Rev George r. Williamson. pastor of
St. Paul's M. E. church. will leave Oak
land this afternoon for Chattanooga.
Tenn, where he will be the guest of
Bishop William f. Anderson and family
for week. On Sunday Mr.. William
son will preach in the First church at
Chattanooga by the invitation from the
official body of that congregation. He
expects to return to Oakland next
Thursday night
Among the number who were callers
at this office from different sections of
the county during their stay in Oakland
at court this week were Messrs. Sala-
thiel Savage, Fred. G. Fox, w. II. H.
Friend, Jr., George J. Kolb. of Friends
vile; Lyman Frazee and State Senator
Speicher, of Accident, Silas Teats and
son Jumper, Of near Accident; c. c..
Beachy, Of BittinGer; c. J. Otto. of
New Germany, and a number Of others
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08

cured more lasting fame if he had
made monthly or yearly dividends for
the benefit of the men who aided him
in stacking up his Millions by the sweat
Of their brow
Another thought: The Civil War is
over, and | believe that the men who
fought us so hard now think it was for
the best that it ended as it did at Apo
mattox. | know not, but | think, that
most, if not all of the Sou thern states
are paying pensions to the ex-COnfeder-
ate soldiers. Would not the $40, 900, 600
applied in this way have been a help to
the Southern states and for a good
cause?
While our ranks are growing thinner,
Comrades falling one by one,
Let US closer stand together
Till life's battles shall be done.
Let US keep the fires fraternal
Burning brightly in each breast,
Till for US the taps are sounded
And we take our final rest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Grant, who
left Oakland several months ago and
went to Charlestown, w. Va, are now
located in York, Pa, where Mr.. Grant
has embarked in the grocery business.
Mr.. Chester Browning, who has been
at Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg
Pa, during the winter and spring
months, returned home last Thursday
evening and has accepted a position for
the summer in the Dixon & Kelso store
The drug firm of Hamill & Gender,
with stores in Oakland and Mountain
Lake Park, was dissolved yesterday by
mutual consent, Mr.. Hamlll retiring
from the business. The stores will be
operated and the business continued by
Mr.. Gender.
Mr.. James A. Sincell left Oakland
Yesterday morning for Grafton, w.
Va, where he will be engaged for some
ing the present official, who has a large
contract for engineering work in South
ern Kentucky.
WANTED - Twelve mattresses, at
Mountain Lake Park Hotel, June LIST;
good wages will be paid. Address Pro-
prietor Mountain Lake Hotel, Mt. Lake
Park, Nd. 3t
Miss Oslo Fisher formerly of Loeb
Lynn Heights, who has been engaged
in educational work at Manassas, Va.
during the winter, is the guest of Miss
Llttman in Oakland for a few days
prior to resuming her journey to her
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08

Miss Nell Turner, of Cumberland, is
here as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W
A. Sturgiss.
Mrs. Joseph E. Harmed spent Tues
day in Cumberland visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Harry Hanst, of Kingwood, tor
mer assistant agent for the B. & o. in
Oakland, spent Sunday here.
FOR SALE-Parlor Organ IN good con-
dition. Will sell cheap for cash. Call
on or address rs. A., Republican
Office. 13-2t.
Mr.. Elmer Caddell, of near King
wood, was the guest of his schoolmate,
Mr.. Stanley Mitchell, for day or two
last week.
Rev. Lorenzo H. Fike, of near Oak
land, is engaged this week holding a
series of meetings at point near Terra
Alta, w. Va.
For SALE-1 fireproof iron safe, 2
Office desks, office chairs and l small
chiffonier. MRS. THOMAS J. PEDDICoRD.
Mr.. Carl Brown left Oakland Tuesday
for Nashville, Tenn, where he will Join
the Nashville American Association
team as pitcher.
Mrs. Ernest Bush and children, after
spending two weeks with relatives and
friends near EglOn, w Va, returned
home last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Fred C. Ries, of Accident, who
was in Baltimore for a week or more
receiving treatment in a hospital, re-
turned to his home, via Oakland, last
Monday.
Mrs. Tina Taylor accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Connell, to Oak
land yesterday, who had been on visit
Of two weeks to the former at her home
IN Romney.
WANTED-Girl to do general house
work; small house; three in family; good
wages. JOHN P. HILLS,
lit Mt. Lake Park. Nd.
Messrs. Gilead Broadwater and Jacob
Folk, both of near Grantsville, spent
Yesterday in Oakland, the former on a
visit to his son, DR.. Broadwater, and
the latter on business.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08
Sl00. 90 ReWard.

One hundred dollars reward will be
paid for information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of any person or
persons violating the provisions of the
following section of Chapter POI of the
Laws of MARYLAND of 1910.
Section l40N.-NO person shall know
ingly throw or place, or cause to be
thrown or placed on or upon any high
way or bridge, any tacks, nails or wire,
scrap metal, glass, crockery, or other
substance injurious to the feet of per-
sons or animals, or to the tires or wheels
of vehicles, including motor vehicles.
ANDREW STARTER,
Sheriff of Garrett County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08
BIG TIMBER DEAL CLOSED
$500, 900 Involved in Big West Virgin
ia Deal lust Closed.

A timber deal, involving $500, 600 has
just been consumed that involves the
transfer of II, coo acres of timber in the
Cheat district of Preston county, from
the Chess estate to the Kendall Lumber
Company. The company, who own con-
siderable land in Preston county. are
planning for the construction of a rail-
road to connect with the B. & o., to
deVelOD their holdings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08
Dissolution Notice.

This is to give notice that the firm of
Hamill & Gender, doing a general drug
business at Oakland and Mountain Lake
Park, Md, has been this It'll day of
June, 1911, dissolved by mutual consent.
Stuart F. Hamill retiring from said
firm. The business will be conducted as
heretofore in the name of Thomas a.
Gender, and he assumes all liabilities Of
the firm. STUART f. HAMILL,
THOMAS A. GONDER,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-08
Lawn Fete

There will be a lawn fete held at
Trinity Reform church, New Germany,
on June 10th. Everybody cordially in
vited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29

Miss STIFFNESS who teaches the high
err grades in the school left for Ben
son to spend the vacation with her
parents.
Elmer Berg was severely injured
last Tuesday. The rail of the manure
carrier slipped down and struck him
squarely on the head. 1t was fortu-
nate that his skull was not injured
DR.. Jacotel was called to dress the
wound and tho it bled freely almost
all day no further trouble is expected.
Misses Justin Johnson and Sigrid
Nelson are spending a few days at
home during the holidays. Miss
Johnson returns to Milbank Thursday.
Albert Lindahl of Milbank made a
visit somewhere in LaBolt lasl Satur-
day evening, returning Sunday.
The LaBolt merchant are taking
their yearly inventory and will no
doubt find they have done a fine bust
ness In spite of the hard times, as La
Bolt is a famous point.
We have learned that Miss Hannah
MalkersOn who is very we'll and pleas
antly remembered by her LaBolt
friends, is to be married in Montana
IN the near future
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29

sure that they would get there he hitch.
ed 4 horses to a bob sled and gave
them an old time sleigh-party ride to
his home and back again.
The public school will have a vaca-
ton for two weeks. Before the school
C osed Miss Ada Moe passed around
the hat among the pupils for con.
tributions, which was delivered to the
children of j Hallquist. in the shape
OF Xmas gifts. The Hallquist family
have the sympathy of all who know
Of their unfortunate circumstances.
1t is the desire of the parents having
children in school to express their
hearty thanks to the teachers for their
good work and untiring efforts. Miss
Ada Moe and Miss Lottie Dahlberg,
we thank you.
Miss Nellie Moe is with us again.
How do you do, Nellie? She comes
from the very ''focus'' of learning in
the twin cities to spend her vacation
at home. She looks good. and mus,
know a whole lot'' now after so much
study, She will surely win the Bach
elor'-(B. Al
In the deep forests, in the herders
huts in the mountains-in the valleys
lon the plains. in the fishermen huts
around the numerous lakes. as well as
IN castles and towers and churches on
Amas morning there are lights in the
windows, in Sweden.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-29
Strandburg

Christmas is over and all passed of
IN a fine ~peaceable christian way. In
the early morning at five O'Clock, car
dies could be seen burning from the
windows of every business place and
home IN town 1t is a custom used by
tne Scandlnavlans, that they brough,
with them from across the sea. 1t may
seem Odd to those 0 used TO it, but
we think it is a nice custom lust the
same.
Services began at 6 O'Clock Christ.
mas morning IN the Lutheran church.
III was pretty we'll filed. Several
parties came in on the morning train
from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jacobsen from
Kerkhoven, Mimi, were visitors in
our burg over Xmas and returned via
Labolt Tuesday.
x Ohslund and wife. Victor Lind
berg and wife came up 70 visit over
christmas with J.. Holster and N.
Lundquist.
Emil Lundquist and family came
down from Watertown to take in the
holiday festival.
Martin Anderson has r~ecuperated
enough to be around after the sur
prise. Martin looks fine
John Mogard came up Sunday and
was the guest of J.. Holster. He re-
turned Tuesday evening. accompanied
by Hugo who will visit with the Mo-
CARDS before returning to his claim in
North Dakota.
Agnes Abramson came down from
Wateltown on a short visit, and is to
return Wednesday.
Our merchants, Dahlberg and Mag
Y Moe, were liberal distributors
OF Xmas presents.
Several families, including C. V.
Olsen,s n F~orsbergs, were invited
10 J.C. Jensens Xmas eye. To make