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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

The Westminster Guild met Mon
day June 5th, at the home of Mrs
G. H. Turner. the hostesses of the
evening being Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Rie-
beling, Miss Anderson and Miss Ber-
ry. After the delightful luncheon.
Mrs. Muller again gave an account Of
work in Africa. She presented
views of Tunis. Algiers and the Say
h2ra Desert. Especially delightful
was Mrs. Muller's talk. At the last
meeting at the home of Mrs M. F.
Albert where Mrs. Mullen and Mrs. C.
A. Barton were the guests. Mrs.
Muller told Of and presented views Of
Paris and its surroundings. The
hostesses at this meeting were Miss
Johnson, Miss Boehmer, Miss vena-
bic and Miss Beatty The Guild has
completed its course of study and
has just concluded a book entitled,
"The Advance iof the Antilles" The
Guild has done exceedingly good work
this winter and has shown great in
terest and enthusiasm. The meetI
ings will discontinue until fall.
Those present at the closing meeting
were: Irene Harland, Mable Benzer,
Faye Lauer, Edith Thomson, Mild
red Chapman, Anna Johnson. Bertha
Cortner. Maude White, Florence
White, Beryl Downs, Hazel Berry,
Leila Anderson, Ruth Kenward, Ruth
Maule. Kathleen Shelton, Tnez Dix
on, Ethel Venable, lone Hill Mae
Edith Anderson, Miss
Mitchell Mrs. Muller, Mrs. Morley,
Mrs Riebeling and Mrs. Turner.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
VALLEY
FRUIT IN CALIFORNIA
Travelling Freight Agent for San
Pedro Road Says 1t Takes Well
and Predicts Large Market for
Us In That State.

C. H. Cutting. Travelling Freight
Agent for the San Pedro Salt Lake
and Los Angeles Railroad was a Pay
ette visitor the latter part OF this
week looking up fruit crop reports
and getting a line on what business
there would be for his road from
this section the coming year. Last
year" said Mr. Cutting when speak
ing OF Payette fruit shipments, there
were four car loads Of Payette Val
ley apples taken over the San Pedro
into Los Angeles and placed upon
the market there. They were favor
ably received and the buying public
took to them at once and / believe
that the placing of those four cars
of fruit on the Los Angeles market
will open a big market for your ex-
cellent fruit products. In the course
of uIy travels have come to the
conclusion that your valley is one of
the most productive in the northwest.
/ am much pleased to see its excel
lent condition this year and to note
the excellent outlook you have for
a good crop of furit."
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
Popular Couple Weds.

Friends of Miss Van Buskirk and
Charles Aldrich will be pleased to
learn that the announcement of their
marriage at SCOTS Bluffs, Nebraska,
has been received in Payette. Both
these young people are well and fav-
ora5ly known in our city and have
a host of friends who while they
have anticipated the event by some
months will never the less sincerely
and affectionately wish for this
couple all the bright things of life
in their new relationship.
Miss Van Buskirk has been a
teacher in the Payette schools for
two years and has the high regard
and esteem and affection of all
her sister teachers.
Charles w. Aldrich has a position
at the Moss Mercantile Company
store where he has the trust and
confidence of his employers.
The announcement states that Mr..
and Mrs. Aldrich will be at home on
Seventh street in Payette, Idaho,
after July 11th and Payette society
will be pleased to learn that they
are to live here and will welcome
them on their return.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
NOTICE..

The Payette Meat Co. has agreed
to dissolve partnership, John H.,
Redmore taking over the Enterprise
Meat Market and Mr.. D. W. Shelton
continuing at the City Market. The
two shops will be run independent
to- each other hereafter, Mr., VIII
liams retiring from the firm. The
old firm will collect all bills due
said firm and pay all bills that
are now owed by the said firm.
Dated Monday, June II, 1911.
PAYETTE MEAT co.
CYRUS WILLIAMS.
D. w. SHELTON,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
MEETS IN
ADJOURNED SESSION

Council met in adjourned session,
Mayor Brannock presiding. Present,
Councilmen R. NJ. Hutchinson,
Gorham, Burns, w. A. Hutchinson.
Woodward and Compton.
Report of the City Engineer for
the month of May was read. 1t was
moved by w. A. Hutchinson and sec
ended by R. NJ. Hutchinson that
the report be accepted and placed
on file. Motion carried The Street
and Alley Committee reported fav-
orably on opening Eighth Street
south to Sixth Avenue South, and
the measure was discussed at some
length.
The Sewer Committee was present
and asked that when the Bond Elec-
ton is held that we be prepared to
vote OR the Snake River Bridge
Bonds, the proposed City Hall Bonds
and the Sewer District No. Bonds
so that these entire bonds may be
offered on the market at the same
time.
Moved by Woodward and seconded
by Burns that the City donate the
fill for the waste ditch on the North
side of First Avenue North from
the Alley to Ninth Street. On this
motion the ayes and nays were
called for, those voting yes were
R. NJ. Hutchinson, Gorham, Burns,
W. A. Hutchinson, Woodward and
Compton. So the motion carried.
Moved by Burns and seconded by
Gorham that Mr.. Lauer be authorized
to obtain prices and option on two
sprinkling wagons and report 10
the Council. Motion carried.
The report of the City Treasurer
for the year ending May 1st, 1911
was read. Moved by Hutchinson and
seconded by Burns that the report
of the Treasurer be accepted and
that the Treasurer's Surety on
bond be released from all liability
for the term ending Tuesday, May
End, 1911. On this motion the ayes
and nays were called for, those yot-
ing yes were R. III. Hutchinson, Cor
ham, Burns, Woodward, w. A. Hutch
inscn and Compton SO the motion
carried.
Moved by Burns and seconded By
Hutchinson that the City Clerks re-
port for the year ending May 1st,
1911. be accepted as approved by
the finance committee. On this
motion the ayes and nays were cali
ed for those voting yes were R. NJ,
Gorham, Burns, W, 4,
Woodward and Comp
ton. SO the motion carried.
A committee from the Commercial
Club was present asking the Coun-
ell to have an electric sign erected
as reading "Payette. Idaho, and
that the same be placed
on First Avenue North directly
east of the Elk Monument 1t was
moved by Woodward and seconded /
by Hutchinson, W. A., that the City
enter into contract with the Idaho
Oregon Light and Power Co. for
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

an electric sign as set forth by the
committee from the Commercial
club. On this motion the ayes and
nays were called for those voting
yes were R. NJ. Hutchinson, Gorham,
Burns. w. A. Hutchinson, Woodward
and Compton. So the motion carried
Moved by Burns and seconded by
Gorham that the Mayor and Clerk
be authorized to enter into con
tract with the Idaho-Oregon Light
and Power Co., for lighting the City
for a term Of one year only. On this
motion the ayes and nays were call
ed for those voting yes were R. NJ.
Hutchinson, Gorham, Burns, w. A.
Hutchinson, Woodward and Compton,
so the motion carried.
Ordinance No. 1875 by Burns came
I'd and was read the first time. "An
Ordinance Amending Section IA of
Ordinance No. 166 of the City Of
Payette, Idaho" Passed to it's
second reading.
Ordinance No. 1856 by Burns came
up and was read the first time AN
Ordinance prohibiting the standing of
dray wagons and other vehicles up
en- certain streets within the limits
of the City of Payette.7 Passed to-
its second reading.
Ordinance No. 1877 by Burns came
up and was read the first time "An
Ordinance repeating Ordinances No. I
1862 and No. 1853 of the City of Pay
cite" Passed TO its second reading I
Ordinance No. 1913 by w. A. Hutch
inson came up and was read the
first time. "An Ordinance providing
for the cutting and removal of
weeds, grass. and rubbish from side
walk space and vacant lots. providing
for the expenses therefor and re-
pealing Ordinances No. SO and 103 of
the City of Payette." Passed to
it's second reading.
Ordinance No. 1919 by Burns came
up and was read the first time. "An
Ordinance providing for the holding
Of a special election in the City of
Payette. County Of Canyon, State of
Idaho, for the purpose Of submitting
to the qualified electors who are tax
payers thereof the question of the
issuance Of municipal Corporation
bonds of the said city in the total
amount of . q. for the follow
ing purposes towit; s !, . for the
Of raising the necessary
funds for building a bridge across the
Snake River, with the funds donated
by the State of Idaho; s =, :. ITO
provide the necessary funds to build
and construct a Municipal building or
City Hall and Jail. Passed to it's
second reading
Moved by Burns and seconded by
w. A. Hutchinson that when we ad.
ioun to meet Friday. June .16, 1911.
At p. m. Motion carried,
On motion the Council then ad-
ourned.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

B. F. Dunn, wife and son William,
of Oakland, California, stopped off
in Payette Monday and visited un-
til Tuesday with II E. Dunn. Mr.
Dunn is Travelling Auditor of the
Southern Pacific and was on his
way home after an eastern trip.
wanted-A furnished house for the
summer or longer. Address Bx 24S
P. o. Payette. 24t1
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
GENERAL FRUIT
CROP CONDITIONS
Interesting Statement Issued BY the
Northwest Fruit Exchange Regard
ing Crop Conditions OF Oifteren'
Fruit sections-Information Gather
ed by Experts.


Since our last bulletin on Apple
Crop Conditions, there have no'
been many very important changes
report from Kansas has reached
us. to the effect that worms and
insect pests are ravaging the apple
OF jsards. and that the canker WORK
is particularly active and persistent
Growers are reported as working few
erishly in spraying over and over
to rid themselves OF the pests. Re-
ports from the border counties OF
Oklahoma state that the farmers are
greatly disturbed over the appear
ance of the Army worm.
Otherwise, reports from all dis
tricts from Utah to Virginia, and
from Nova Scotia to New Mexlco'
indicate an exceedingly heavy bloom.
OF course, a heavy bloom is not
necessarily a heavy crop, but II the
present prospects mature, there Will
be a record crop of apples, taking
the production as whole, without
reference to any one region.
From Ontario comes the first ap'
parently authentic report OF condl-
tions in the Niagara fruit belt which
predicts a record breaking crop. It
is stated that if every tenth bios
som bears fruit the crop will be un-
usuallv large. so thick are the bios
SONS.
The Exchange has report from
Mr.. Clinton L. oliver, secretary OF
the American Apple Congress, VINO
characterizes Colorado crop condl-
tions as 1.-The Best in Years" on
his return from personal trip OF
survey and estimate throughout ev-
CRY district on the Western Slope
and the Eastern Slope as well. For
the benefit of the Northwestern grow
ers. the Exchange quotes portions
of his report as follows:
RIFLE: Apricots were in full
bloom and still unharmed; cherries
and other early fruit making good
showing. Peaches of all varieties
and apples were ready to give Il
full crop.
GRAND JUNCTION.: The manage
ment of the Grand Junction Fruit
Association is making plans for the
crop which is expected to be fully |
as large as the 1909 crop. They es-
innate 2OOO cars of apples for the
entire Grand Valley section. about
300 cars of melons, $50 to 400 cars
of peaches, and 800 cars Of pears.
PALISADE: 1t is expected that
200 to 800 cars of peaches will be
shipped from Colorado's premier
peach section.
CLIFTON: Peaches are badly
cleaned up in this section.
DELTA: The peach crop is al
most entirely killed, but peaches rep
resent only very small part OF the
production Of this section. Apples
are in first class condition, and
there should be a record production.
The ASSOcldtiOH SStinlotSS hhoN SHAf
ments this season will far outnumber
those Of any previous year from
this territory Shipments from Delta
are estimated in the neighborhood OF
500 cars.
AUSTIN: With exception of dam
age to the peach crop on what is
known as the Lower Surface Creek
tgare is very little to kick about"
in this territory. Apples are coming
through in excellent shape, although
a great part of the early stuff was
killed.
HOTCHKISS: The estimate for this
point is 700 to 500 cars this year.
CONTINUED on page 80
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
WHITE MANS HOPE
TO BOX IN PAYETTE

J. d. Reilly of Chicago who came
to Pocatello. Idaho, few weeks
ago to take charge of Rex Langden.
white Mans Hope" was in Pay
cite on Wednesday of this week
arranging for boxing exhibition to
take place in this city on July
Fourth and to introduce Mr.. Lang
den to the people of this section
of Idaho. Mr.. Reilly who has boxed
with all the big heavy weights thinks
be has a wonder in Idaho's white
Mans Hope" and is very anxious to
introduce him to Idaho people Mr.
Reilly is Y NJ. c. A. man and an
all round athlete and while the ne
gotiations are still pending it il
highly probable that arrangements
win be made whereby a boxing ex-
hibition viii be given here on July
Fourth
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
DENNsY & CO.
journed.

Thinning shears. Car load Picking
Ladders, Berry Cups, Strawberry
Crates. Arsenate OF Lead.-DENNEY
z Co,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
suceessuI Sunday school Convention.

Successful Sunday School Convention.
The Idaho State Sunday School
Convention held here Tuesday and
wednesday was one of the most sue
cessful ever held. Fully two hund-
red delegates were in town and
five or six national workers of con-
siderable note were present. Owing
to the fact that the convention was
held so closely 20 the time of our
going to press we are forced to
walt until next week to give full
report
c o, our croquet sets and you will en-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

Special reductions on baby bug
gies at Payette Hardware & Furni-
ture Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Orcutt returned
Tuesday evening from a visit to the
Rose Carnival at Portland. They
came back by way Of the Dalles in
the boat and report a most enjoya-
Bile trip.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Error Corrected.

Error Corrected.
Last week one of our correspond
ents stated that w. A. Ayers had sold
out his interests on Little Willow. Mr.
Ayers states that the report Is
not true. We gladly correct the
error.
Repairing Engine.
Engine No. of the Payette Val
ley Railroad has been spurred out on
track in front of Jensen's machine
shop and will receive thorough ov-
erhauling preparatory to handling
the big fruit crop this fall.
Death of w. n. MeolIor.
w. H. Meollor, an aged and re-
spected citizen of this city died at
his home Tuesday evening at 1926
from a paraletic stroke. The funeral
services will be conducted from the
homie this evening at seven O'Clock
To Deliver Address.
Rev. George H. Turner. pastor OF
thee Presbyterian church will deliver
the, address to the commencement
bfass of the College of Idaho in
Caldwell this evening. Mr.. Turner
delivered the address at the COM
mencement exercises of the Caldwell
High School this year.
Attend Grand lodge.
Gene Mcdonald and ]. S. Thurs
ton Left Saturday evening for Couer
d Alone, Idaho, where they go to at
tend the Grand Lodge of R. A NJ.
to be held at that place. Mr.. Nc
Donald expects to run down to Mis-
soula and visit brother living
there whom he has not seen for sew
eral years.
To Establish Uptown Office.
Payettte is to have an uptown of
ice of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. U. c. Life, District Com
mercial Superintendent of Salt Lake
City was in Payette recently and AZ
Ter looking the field over and inter
fiewing the various heavy patrons of
he line declared himself as In fay-
,r of establishing an uptown office
Goes To Portland.
Duncan Cameron who for the last
hree years has represented the Ida
10 Paper Company as travelling sales
nan in this section of Idaho since
he closing of the Boise office, has
accepted a position with Blake Nc
FALL Paper Co., of Portland The
newspaper boys along the line will
Miss Big Cameron as he is familiarly
allied by them and sincerely hope
hat his new employers will give to
i'm territory that will bring him
through southern Idaho
ias Nicely Improved Street.
One of the incest streets in the
ity and one that shows what can
e done is that running along in
ront of the suburban residence of
l. G. Riebeling has quite stretch
( street in front of his property but
lis has not deferred him from pro-
eeding with its improvement A
sment walk and curbing TO the park
ne with the ground all leveled and
ept in good shape shows what can
e done at a very little cost mad
ork The street along in front of
lis residence should be an incentive
, others to make like changes in
ont of their property.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

Error Corrected.
Last week one of our correspond
ents stated that W. A. Ayers had sold
out his interests on Little Willow. Mr.
Ayers states that the report is
not true. We gladly correct the
error.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15

one OF our croquet sets and you will en-
do.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-30

The searchlgh yielded the
nearly 5000 of 1S 27nh
founc
combination blind effects English
rabe patterns the quality cloths embroida
overlook these remarkable duplicated
wholesale double
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17
Sarbariife merifanere.

Sra Srontera, Nterico, berettcS ON
Ell iorfproclia SiIOroaelie, ium ror'
Icoen ifaI bope iuroet Steo | pne'
bio / Staten al iomrne Noun, ioet Ell
bel TomiIie al Sniur9enter bler
mproet mco folot 9loo al De meri'
fauifc trooper % $1,5O0,0OO @nlS
bcIlaglagt.
Rcaierir1eu, iom bopoc facet NSpE
ON, at GguiIoS SnIano, Ell frcm'
itoaenoe <eblofisbmon0, hlngereoc
iom au$iercr for Suiurgentcr!te.
ienotc en- aiNeIing SoIoatcr I'll bans
Silent for at orrCitere BAN. SoIoa'
terue omriugeOc @uict, men funot
bette tiIipneluoenoc forlaot, Gn nGr'
mere llnoerie8clie o~nItiueNeS mel
Get Reillltat, at SoIaro % bans 10
Mile funoteS ifnlIt / &irIoeren. %
bleo ole taqct tilfange, bra8t 10 pac
@aoen % inmtli9e @feoIcmmer lfltS'
paa StcAct.
Gn uiSere Raninarirg reIuItcreot
/ 6rnoct al $t,500,000 i Sub, ION
Gropperne uoen oioere fonftifereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17
JDioenifabens Jnteresic

Siiltls HoienoaI, iom oen 14oe
os. afgif peo 9sOen / fit Stem / Ybi-
labeIpbia / Den bsie Alber al rs aar,
bar / tit Seitamente beitenlt, at bans
Sierne % Wtooe ifal operlabes Def
Snitittt peo Eenniplponio
1lniperittet FOR | 8ibenifubenS Sntcr,
este at faa panuiit aariagen til, al
Spirit1,oia % andre Husoriffe ingeu
Sanbflpoclie bapbe pua bam.
sam funbe oriffe itore apantiteter
al Spirihioia ia, uben at bet bapoe Den
mtnoite 8irfnin9 paa bans Sierne.
0fr. Hoienbal par | en- lang Iar'
r9ffe en- pelfjenOt Meteorological
philadelphia. San bar eli brilliant
Sfrrbent, Ell fortrinlig Sperintter oq
Soriatter al Ell Ntrngoe aunnpa9ne'
Iiteratlir for oct repltblifanlte Furti.
Sfjbnt ban par en- meget popllrr
SeIifab@nanb, Der albri5 "ipptteoe
/ 8IaSict", bar Dog alorig itogen
feet bom bcririet, euer ellgong unoer
ipnIia Snoilpoelie al beririenoe
9riffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17
NYt %Soeemiooel.

Sra Iep gorf berctteS 6en 12te
12te 6ebrllar: &octeieller sSlitititte
Of Re6icaI Heieart meobeIer ioag,
at oct me Intimeuiu9itiS. Seriims
Giieftioitet or blcuet a%lmiuoeltg Of
cepteret al Ipgepiocnitobelis Iuto-
riteter belle &croeu ober, % ot oct npe
2pgcmiooeI bar iubtaget lin Blaos
iammen meN @ofcin % Intitorin
"iom ct ancrfienot MibbeI til 9eitpt.
teIie al ben ofieutIige Sunbbeo.~
6oranleoniugen til beune 8lino.
gisreIie par llbitebeIien al en- Rotts
en-, al Snititutet bereiter piloe cp'
bere meb Ben Cratic ubbeliu9 al
bette Serum % auuenbe De meo ben
ne iorbmonellogifter til Sorifningei
/ onore Hetnin9er.
Ieip Dorts Sunbbebsfommisiior
bar paotaget zig Siluirfningen al De-
me Serum % pil Tor en- fort Sib mi
He presierenoe g~eitiaineer fra Steaei
uoenior Stoten.
Observation-Disclosures oplpier, at au'
rcnoelien al Del me Serum bar re-
bucerct Gsbsprocenteu ira Sierne'
% Rp9marusbetanbeIie to Sreoie'
Dele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17
~SammenitYrtet Syenine

Sra @inrrpeJ, Won., telegraieres
ben 15be bs.: Serti Renneifer bleu
ioag ifaoeoe, ct fanife IioSfarIigt,
oeo Smumenitprtningen al en- fire
gtager bsi 9pgning | Gentret al
gDeu. Iae begrapebeS ur1oer Hui.
nerne, og set bar rent ct timber, at
De lap ira BET meo 2ipet. On 70
aar carmel Some, WrS. Syobn Dfc.
Seopp, blep Dog ioa ifabct, at bum
neppe oil operitaa oct.
Smmmeritprftningen, Der inotraf
uoen min0ite Barrel, ifete meo ct
@rag, iom bsrteS lang 8ei, og 90
6oIf fom lsbenoe til, bsrtes Sommer
og Sfrig ira De / Rliinerne beara-
rebc M~ferneifer. 8eb @ranbp9 renets
Siplp blep De ale burtig bi9rgebe
no igien ilipe.
Oct anrettebe SGroitab anilaaes
til 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17

Waar en- Game brtger SAT, Der
orffer Nnfietet, ioa bum life fan le,
o. Sfisrt iaa imalt r,tnbt anflerne,
at bun life fan gaa, buroe bun taa
iat paa ia "Sanbflaifper" osfaa,
mener ct am. Storbldo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17

Sfatitifen paaitaar % beoiler, at
;soH ieont oper blir Glbre nj, emo ror
100 gor iiSen. 9u hep Den srer'
nen1nitlise 2euealber regret for %
aar, men err mi fteset til 3S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17

characterization / 8eit girsinia.
6armere, iom oil bore sooe 80.
ctalflter, bsr, raar Eiben fonumer,
ltoen arnir og Wearf bore piaiee til
at ifisoe ooer carmen fin til Sesie.
rin3er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17

Ierion ener Gerioner, Tom life ole.
reoe fra fsrite Stuno al eieoe De fore.
ifrepne 9etineeIier for at opertage
Dem. Spis ct enfeIt WebIem al ct
Sirna euer en- gsiociation life er be.
rcttiaet til at fomme | getragtning,
iou err oermeb belle Sirmaet eller as.
iociationen lat uoenfor. timber oisie
Smitrnoigbeoer err bet nmiIig for
iioqcn al DC fapitaIitprfe &ompanier,
Tom man frpeter iaa meget, at ffaffe
iig aontroI oper aloifas alilfelter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17
Storm paa Deitfviten.

On prfono9tig Storm brsb | Man
bags los noe paa Blget Sounb
Suon De 8uco.S tr9oet % Ianss ber
n~orolise StiacbapSfpit, berettes De,
ira SeattIe, @aib. s SeottIe naoeot
@inocn Ell Saitigbeb nf 40 oe noe
paa Strpoet al 60 Dill | Simen.
SeIefouIeoningen no til Resierin-
gems Sbierpatorium paa Satoaib
SSIano nebrepes, itrar efter Stor-
men brsb. Ies, % iioen bar man in.
tet bsrt 6erfra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17

atter isien bar Ser "opreiit" iig en-
Yrofet, iom forfpnber, of @croen ifaI
forgaa npIte aar. Seq baaber, 8ro.
1eten gisr op nleo @isbmanoen, Slas-
teren, aailbanbleren oe andre ml-
ltse areoitorer, fsr bet er for lent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17

ON aongeosmmet, iaa piloe man op.
riaa GoroeIe, ioni pilbe oppeie mango
Oipiiioner of Scr og 6Iaaoe. Sobn
&eomonb og @iliam O'grien Iopeoe
oct irffe Acknowledgements Ststte for
Hegieringens 9ro9ram.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17
Smaaruif.

SiSite iomme, aa iomme ieier ON
ionmie, Dor lite ionurre iaa geltner
meo ionme, ian iounrre er meo loHl'
me.
Socirliiterne l9rer life, ION man
se tror, at al @isSom ! Sartoet Hal
beles, iaa ollie faar Iige meset; men
De oil, at &gerineen ifal ele % ltpre
meo ale 9anoetS Transport' og Fro'
b,tftionSmioIer iaaiom Senbanerre'
Smpifibere. Naifinerne % Niger
iorbct. "Sam S faa Tag ! Sarvoefs
'Sobs' on @afiner peo 8isb, sler
Oct. Spis life, foniiifer Nsie Elng!N
ia SaroIb &l,stcn ! en- Gale ! Nalon
Sim, Sa., M nplig. Usr. Saistor
bar mber iiSte galg Soehalnternes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-17

urrryp a, ,rcoSp GAS ssrrrr JuNr isrH 1908 Ar rT PosI
o,1H AZ DrcoAAH, Iowa, rsDrA Hk A1 OF oosssEss or
Mason s, 1897.