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8psmcitcren. 81 benfgrer lite. til
ben afoeoe rorife Torfatter % Gra=
matifer &enrif Sbiens &erf, noar
ri brnger obennebnte Eitel, men til
|Dr. 8eters &urifo. 8lobets og SD-
ltemets 8pgmelter. 6aore og Ms=
Ore lom er int%eresiereoe /, at oeres
8ern faar en- FUND @efit % l1opif=
ling, ber ien6e ct 8repfort til ST..
Heter 5abrnep & Cons Co., % faa
.frit tilien6t noget interesiant 2eie-
ltot iom ban6ler ON oenne Sag.
.saa "TRIP til Gr. &eter 6abrnep &
Sons 60, 1876 go. &opne Mpe.,
Chicago, SSIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

Safe, 8ismarcf, gallep Gitp, mocf-
foro, Oates, @ooperstomn, @opo-
Tier, Milton, e%Ilenoale, Grafton og
@looitone | @oro Dafoto bill &pebe1
gipe fra 3 8uibels til % 8uibeIs
pr. Mcre.
= Som ct &eiultat al Sen for
penteo npe &onoelsforbinoelje mes
Canada imeoeier DepiIs Safe sci
iterite ~9oom" / 2anoets &iitorie.
Set er en- alminoelig 5oritoaelie
blonot Dem, Ser far 6orbinoelie
meo neutrality-suspicious. at ser /
Sebet al ct Mar oil blipe begpn0t en-
ny @ra / Sernbanebpgnil1g, ser bill
9ine 6orboloene ct felt npt l16ieen-
SC. Sen fsrite Sernbane, ser rentes
at billie FIRE oper Canada 2inien,
antages at blipe Garmeres, Den
met e%ienoommelige Sfinnepei
,2anoet. Moro Gafota Sernbane:
magnatcrS &lon iiges at bore al
gaa uoenom Brandon og gao 6iref
tie mos Mor6, til Serritoriet pei
;9uofon @ugten, % if9re Gonooia1
i&aciftc 2inien / Ggnen omfrin{
,@arberrp eller @ionep. &poo sen
ne 2tnies 6orlengelie btl0e foo a
betpOe for Gepils Safe fan unpp
beregnes TIL. Torl1oen sen ubDr
Srafif, joni biIoe fon,nae fra Set M
ISerritori1m, ptlSe Set glue Mobnil1.
for &onoelsbu1e / fort slntol / 81
bills Safe. Set er en- fien6t 6ao
at S. S. Sill lenge bar Jet til Ga
tooa iom ct Self ser mootte aof
mes mes Si6en, og Set peutes, a
@reot Mortbern MI er re6e til q
! gaa ODER @ren6ien ms / Gonoo
Jog tilbpoe lin TRANSPORT al Sarc
ino Stoterne, JONI bi6til er gaae
oper @innipeg.
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aIinnefota.

~ @1rar 81. @abl, Spn- al fbp:
Banffer @obl / @elon, er nplia
blenen immatrtfuleet iom &u6et peb
De Goreneoe Stoters @efriesltoIe /
MnnapoliS, &c.,, efter at ian u
.S11ri &oaneo beitoo Sen faelige Op-
ta9ellesprppe iaopel JONI 2%egeun6er-
,1p9ellen. &11n 40 al Sc 3O7 Mipt=
ranter> ser beltog, beitoo &unoifobs-
prppen. &o1tgresmon6 @teenerfon
nonepnte bom.
= @barleS Milsorelplfi, is Mof
gomnnel, Ser tt0ligere bar @ellbnp i
ct &otel / 9l,ll,tb, oeoe iiolte ltge
Iof Sering / Statsfengslets &oipi=
talsofoeling / stilltnoter. Sou bar
en- at Sc to l1nge @ennel fer, ioni
Il %i1ter oberfa0t Glerf'en / ct So
tel / 9l,lutb, ban6t bom til Ell stol-
pc, p%lDnoreoe Sfuffen % bar poc
@eien til Superior i Ell sporooql,,
oa bon 6lep greben al en- &olitibe-
tlent, iom Sc ltl,ge @an0itter brpbte.
ga Sberiif 8onoe / @illmor
Snsoog Aften iioite llge piloe laolc
2pren for Sen inore &orri6or
GonntpfGngslet, iprong to Sanger
6reo Softer o9 9bomos &oacb, SC,
er orreltereoe for at bope 9jort SS1,o:
bruo Ell 9utif / &unoipdbi, pat
bom og ilog bam nteb cit &nippe
&opeoet, ioo ban beipimeoe, Jam
ltrpeoe Eeber / fans Eine. 9eref
ter flpgteoe Sc us al 1engslet. Sbe
riffen fom til Jig ielp netop JONI s.
forloo 8pgningen og iottc cite
Dem, ioet ban offpreoe flere 5f11o
men Sc tom ino / Ell. Mojsnnrf 0!
flap bort / Mgrfet.
= Set gear rolf n1eo @plten a
9peoe / Minnei oto, 90 Set pentes
at Sl1S6gita1ingen pil p9re fon1me1
lga11g / Nprtb Gofoto / oeune l1ae
ifplge Mc00elelier til uMortb>pelter:
@tiller" SEN 81. Suli. Meooelelie
!, fra Sector, &eniington, Appletor
J Muffin, 2ittle Sails, Benton, @roo]
lton, ct. Glol,o, Monfoto, SoreS
ptlle, @rolpns' Bailey % Socflor
Minnel ota, tp0er poo ct llobptte c
fra Is til 20 9uibels pr. Mtre. apc
litetcn CT gjenneminitlig beore Ell,
: itjor. Sabre % 9pg CT flere ct
t Der oaorlig; mell Mojsoplen er
I M%minoeligbeo bcore ems ieoponli{
:, = S Salpper ggnel1 far set bal
! mcgenSp baoDe bla10t Snoionc1
lite og Settler1e, at nogle @omelteoi
er5 er ogOe poa en- mpitiif Maa0'
Stto SOFT, Sobn Sorri og Soft
Srni er fu1one 0poe pao fine @om'
t lteaos UNDER eieuoommelige Smlte1
6igbeber / 2ebet al balponoet Ga
Man er life iiffer paa, ON fer i
religger Mor6 eller l1lpffestilfplo,
l. &olt blep fun6en 6po / Mnrbe1e
]. ,nf Sperion &oitfontor, Sorri5 81
: blep fun0et @eit for Somleps Serl
; boneitation, o9 Srni blep funoe
balpan0en @il @elt for Sampe'
$ 9llle tire blep begropet pao Garlic
: @ountps 8efoitning.. 6olf flyer, {
@oroner'ens &jenoelie, ipm / al
!. Gilfel6er gift us poo l1lpffestilfe
Sc, bapbe lioet at itpttc Jig til.
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bag. af bigie mibler onifoffes' Ser
l1on1arteliestegn, bportil Gegning
CT leperet al u. Bloch. 9ette Ito
mGrfeliestegn, Ser fan bruges iom
Snap eller Me6alie, ital ub6eles
iamlags- % flasients efter Delta-
gelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

9auner: Error Sr. @rofesiore,,
lite Der ton giereS l1oget, for ct
min 9otter fan fo1n1ne til at ipl13e
Ee0re.
Sen berpmte gonglarer: &c.
leg peo lite, bpoo set ifuloe bore,
meo mlrore Sc oil forisge at fo6re
be11oe mes &onariefuglefrp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

n a m S vegetable
Compound og I'd
vaskningsmid d e !
har gjort mig. Jeg
lever paa en- Farm
og bar arbejdet
haardt. Jeg er
fem og tyre Aar
og har havt tret-
ten B5rn. Mango
undres over at jeg
like er nedbrudt
|jeg omtaler da
sf Arheidet mer
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Joma.

- Nrbeioet paa Spgningeu a
fcn1ten Stotsinltitutio11er unoe,
&ontrolfumisiionenS Sl1risoiftio,
pil bltpe in0ltillet al Margel pot
Mi0ler ifglge M%e60elelie / &opito:
let. 2egislatltren oroneoe 9epilc:
ningen iaole6eS, at @engene ifft
fun6e brugeS f6r / 1918.
- Sire maifereoe &ppere foripgts
at plpnore &asiagerer poo 9ur:
lington=Soget til Mlbia, ioet set afgit
fra Union Depot / 9es Moines for.
leoen Morgen. gn 6orner bler
llaaet ne0 / Sen bagerite &og,1; >ne,1
"a NaSlagerer bite Jig fompbereot
tog &pperne Sll1gtel1.
- Com cit &roteit mos Sen CIT
gelif=amerifanife 6reostraftot, Jon
&rGiioent Gait far fore looet 10,
at bringe Mnrerifa og england nrr:
mere lann1er1, far 3en,1iS Mabel
al Soma Gttp, Stotsprpiioent fpr
set befienote selifab r@ibernions"
iperfiat en- national 8epnqelil
hanot Srlanoerne for at forbinore,
at Sc 6orene6e 5toters Gcnat qoo:
fienoer Sraftaten. 8lon6t Tpif.
Mmertfanerne CT ser cit lignenoe Sc.
b9gelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

Til Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table COMPOUND

Scottville, Mich. "Jeg 9nsker at
omtale Diet Gavn, som Lydia E. Pink
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s. LAMB % 0 II II III c II t
/ g t b e +. On &reoS al
fienote Stapanger-8orgere far Of
fentliggiort en- SSn6bp0elie til at rel
fe ct Monument ODER Mleran6er
&iellanb / bans Gpoebp, Stnpanger,
bpor 9igteren / en- Marr9ffe bar
&eooftpr og ie,1ere opbe iom 8orger.
ME ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

Sfriu cftcr &rppcnnmerc paa Set
tc 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

81 t + e t G II.
Morlf Notwithstanding % 5tp=
ret for Arbejoernes faglige 9onos=
organization CT blepet enige ON at
looe MGgling foregaa til m1lig 8i=
lGggelle al Arbejosfonfliften. Som
MGgliugsmpno far stotsminiltcr
&onom meo begge Starters gamtpf=
fe op11epnt Stortingspreiioent 81.
9alporien og Stortingsman0 8oltur
Or. Nlfreo @rifien, lom begge far
erflgret Jig btllige til at ppertoge
@perpet.
Stortingspr9lioent @olporlcn og
Stortingsmano 3r. @lfre0 @rificl1
bapoe Sen II. Suli / Stprtingcts
StotsraaOaparelie ct Mpoe meo
Observation-Disclosures % 2anos-
lefretariatets &epru ientonter. Or
bej0sgiperrepre ientanterne gjoroe
Sen Mnifuelie g%jeloenoe, at Mnglin-
gen, ON SEN ifal pere til nogen pir-
felig Nptte, fife Blot ifal omfotte
9jergberfsfonfliften, men oqlao
,&onflifterne mes @leftriferne "a paa
&%riltlanio Spigerperf, Ser ifuloe
bape p9ret beban6let UNDER Mnglina
for ct &ar Maaneoer ii6en / aon-
fliften / Ser1t= og Metolinoultrien,
men sen Gang blep uoiot: 2igele-
oes forlongte Mrbei0sgiperne Mr1rer-
fonflifte1 / Staoanger inooroaet
UNDER Observation-Disclosures. Mr=
beioerrepr9i entanter1e erflere0e fer
operfor, at Sc fife baboe 1ulomagt
til at gaa in0 poa 6ise &roo 90
oerfor ferit maatte fonferere mes
p%eofommen6e Srgantiationer.
Sen -. Suit %ifripes, at Maa-
linesforigget / storIocfouten opta-
ger allies Sin6. Sm 6orbanolin-
|gerne, ser finder @teo babe paa
Sormiooogs- oe acknowledgements,
bebores obiolut Gapsbe6. Set ct
ben alminoelige &pfottelie, at set
ntl lpffes at bringe &arterne til
enigbeo, faa at 2ocfoutens li6te
Spbno, omfatten6e 10000 Mon6,
Der er opiagte til sen Is. Suli, lite
bliper effeftipt. sfiens Magiitrat
|og 8praa6 bar ien6t 8orterne ino-
trangenoe Goreitillinger ON at ptrfe
ben til 6reo ga ioa itore gfonomiife
Beroier itaar pao Spill.
Sra ariitiaria teIegraferes 6e1,
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= Norge. /.
. yosfo 5. Sen fjeuote
norife Sfoleman0, ti0ligere Statss
roo0 9tiels 9ert5berg, er afgaaet peo
0p0e,,, 81 Mar gammel.

9 ratsberg g aor .
peb g fie II, tioligere Mmts
n1o,1o llllmanrs 8olig, er neo'
brenot. &ele SEN itore 8ps'i11g
neobruubte til @r1n0en, % Ell ltor
Sci al Mmtm1onosembeoetS Arttu
aif mes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

e fopb + q 5. Sen Is. Sltli
GitermioOag uobrpo Ser 9ran6 |
Erlfogen peo 6emipen / Mnrbeoen
al 6reorifsbal0. Sl0en breote fig
mes ripenoe @alt / Sc omliggenoe
Sfoge. slt Militpr blep uofpmon-
bcret fra 6reoritslta0 % 6reoerifs=
itcn for at oeltage / Slufni11gsor=
beioerl1e, / bpilfe eiterboanoen ODER
1000 Menneifer 0eltog. Geo 2=5i=
Sen poofplgenbe 9eot bar Sloen BE-
greniet Sc flelte Steoer; Ser meneS
at p9re br9n0t $1,000 Mool
Sfog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

relic III e e bar
,,p 2:6S aorpS % l1opuiter, 1873
Cffieer1 % 76S llnoerofficerer I
Mprae, Ser er ialt II slumita>
tipuet, 6 Granddaughter % 4 &ar11e-
berber9rr / Morge for1oen '1ogen
@an1lebicm % &eoningsbjcm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

5 Aar ipl0te forleocn en-
lonosfjenot Come, 6r11 Morie Miil=
Ter, Gotter al ben befje1ote Sap
tejn Erobl i Bergen. Eoo Mpnr
neO Bergen lbor 6rl1 Miiller Ell flor
&jafsfabrif. Souoipnli9pis CT SRI.
Miiller ben fprlte &rinbe i 2auoet,
lom bor nprettet og 0repet ct inbu-
itrielt Mnlng / itprre Still. 9agen
iejreoes meo Ell Set poo MlpGr mes
Geltogere al Slegt og @enner fra
Set bele 2an6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

6 t II lag a a
c a. 0 0 0 0 0 6 +. er
opooget bo5 2ensmono Stenspol0 /
Eitre Gotten. &egnifaberne Ct i Sen
ltprlte ltor0en. Nf ltn0eriloget gjnl=
Ser 5000 ST.. @erreosifot, ca.
5000 &r. Hrel Acknowledgements pg
10 q 10000 &rorer Stotsfasicn
Sensmanben, iom far opergipet lit
80 til notwithstanding, er lu-
ipenoeret. @erre0sitpret far 5c=
ill1ttet at gjgre Anlpor gjnloenoc.
Stenspol6 CT 81 Mar gomme( ca
for pGret 2ensman0 / Eltre S3ter
fra 1896.
80 g e r e
forli t. st fort telegram, Ser
er i1olebet til Maleiuno melber, al
selfongerne Union" og r&elga"
CT totalt forliit beo 9onifeltreoet
paa Sslano. Man0ifabet er re6oet
selfongeren Union" tilbgrer SIe
g. @ronoal pr. Maleiuno. 8oa6en,
Der bar bpg9et / s(aleiuno i 1883,
bar poa. Is Sons. n&eIga", ser
bar pao 1853 Sons, til6prer ct ST.
tieieifob / s(aleiun0 mes &c. Smut
len 1om &e6er. 8aa6en, ser ti6Ii-
9ere bar bGret brltgt lom 6iife6om-
per, bar bpgget / &orlitoo / 1875.
6 n rational Stub e.
8 a g bill sfptterorganiiotionet lie
til at faa ;iton6, i6et ollie 2an6ets
SfDttere inobpoes til at meoe frem
paa 8aner11e % prebe fin @Dgtig,
be6. Sliofoagen Sen 80. Suli. Sen.
iigten me6 6enne felIes Gfp6eoaa
for bele 2anoet er at iloa til 2p6 for
9agen og bringe Gart / Mrbeioet.
s@tortinget bar bepilget 1000 Ser.
iii Mnpenoelfe paa benneM gnitrings.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

W SSfl$s>S$CC~~ w.
steo i S%oltoalel1s Strife, Dpor Sc
.,13, JON on1fom peo 9rufning 11l1=
6erbeis til Strife, begrapeoes. @ele
I @pgoen bar j sorg, % bele @pg-
oens @efolfning fulgte SC 10 Sitter
til @rapen. Mlle ioroe6es i Ell
IfpllcS @r@p, bpor ser CT lepnet
Nlaos til to, iom euonl1 iapnes.
~..;aaI:I~~ - ~t
! Sc norife t g
ID c rgen- 9 ape6tt | %
n e t. Eelsparebanbler Mnoeri ems
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pcb @pr1t=
Juno poo Spitsbergen CT pel,ot til
boge til Sron1sp. @fspeoitioue,t,
ion1 ielp bopoe iapl1ct olminoclig
Yropiont / 1 Muoneoer, ifl1loe bope
oibentet CIT o1oen Sperpiutrtngscts=
pe0itipn, iom far liggct / StorUor=
Sen 3 &intre, met, 6oripget paa at
faa 6orbinoelie mislpffe0es, bo Sier'
Iao II Mil fra 2ono. ga oc11ne
gfspeoition l1Gppe pil fl,nre r0bol=
Sc en- treble &inters Spcrpintring,
nil Ser ON fort Sis blipe giprt 6or=
lpa poa 1T bri11ae Sen ltn019tnir,g
GtorS bcIstuft t. 6o>
ca. 4 Mor lioen fjpbte 9ees &onl,'t
al @aorobruger Carl 8rlsitoo fol
10000 &r. ne0re 6plberg Sfog
gfes paa ca. 5000 Maal. Gur
@rultoos Snfel, @%aarobruger Ssffal
@rultao, Galformel1 poa @eoemar
fen, onlagoe flor Soelsipgsmaa
moo Nfes aon1lrne, ioet bon pilb'
bope Gienoommel1 o%peroragct Jig. :
Sen N%nle0ning bar Saflt- % Mf
Notwithstanding puret afbolot
lSpm Sfjpnsmal1o flngereoe @ooro
brugerne Martin 2pfen. Ole @plrnl
l@briltian Slnobp % Sig11rb Sips
iamtlige fra l1llensafer, Sil Sp
n1ano palgtes Martin 2pfen. Sfo
gen blep tafseret for il1lo &ris ii
j94,S00 ST.. @l1sman0spla0iene me
paai taaenoc @11ie tafsere0es til 1,2O(
I&r. Siliolm1en 10000 &r. get
tigbeoer til @aor0eu nebre SOLDER
aniottes til 1000 ST.. % ct pa
sfgen b%pilenoe Straightforward ii
5000 SIR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

Mp , M I. &riltiunS=
lanos Gompifihsielifob laoer /
Sronobiem bpgge eli M Gan1per, Der
i Steoet for v&plano" ifal inogaa
/ @uten &riitionsi an0-Urcoerifs=
bopn; sen ifal pore furoig til nG=
lte Spnu1er. Set npc Sfib ifal frn=
lie gao mes IL Mils 6art, ifol bape
$50 Sons @rutto, 9rugoe $50 Too.
@rcooe 30 500, Gphgooeuoc u
6o0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

Ct morris Soroc' IL
1fipIo= 20 pnum c t tGl1-
fer man pou at rejie / 5reorttsltao,
hpprfra ioo mango al Spbelte11s
So9ter uogif. Get ifal cpentl,elt rel=
les til s. Srli 1916, Sobu1oreo<
u%or$oogen for Sloget / Spuefilen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-04

9eaat pr Spoer. VII
npoe &ipbm1ano 6lptnif / Srpnobiem
far eiterloot Jig ct Seitame'l1c, bpori
ban far bciten1t nprettet ct Segot>
iou1 it'll bore Mapn al Ilotnits Sc
got til llnoerltpttclie al optic Sp=
Ser. 9cgotet ifol pgioa urpe ofop=
nes Gjenoom Somanelpif n1eo poo=
ltaaenoe Suite % t;lbprenoe &ettig=
beoer.
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Liste over v@rdifulde Premier

der tilbydes enhver, som indsender Bel5bet til os
Abonnenter paa dette Blad.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-05

visit with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Moore spent
Sunday at G. c. Gibson's.
Misses Ethlyne and Lillian Scott,
visited relatives in Marshall Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Misses Wayne and nellie DER
king spent Tuesday night at John
Mallman's.
Mrs. Case OF Arrow Rock visited
her daughter, Mrs. Gold Howell
Saturday.
Mrs. b. b. Davis and daughter,
OF Marshall, were guests of Mrs,
Minnie Gregory and mother sew
eral days last week.
The hard rain and hail Saturday
night did much damage to gar
dens and many bridges were wash
ed away. A few farmers had their
corn planted and no doubt but
what all their work will be TO do
over.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-05
NAPTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Davis, of Mar
shall are here several months
while M Davis Is erecting the
Watts residence.
We had quite u rain here Sat-
urday night. At Koping there
was q heavy hail which broke
some windows. Rural carrier E.
Harvey reports ten culverts out
on his route. No one here saw
our town flooded as reported else
where.
o. J, Watts is erecting a hand
some new residence in the north
ern part of town.
Jas. 4. Shackelford, our bee
man, reports prospects for honey
unusually fine. He wintered his
many bees without the loss OF a
single colony.
Mrs Martha Wilson who was
severely burned several weeks
ago, is about again. She was
burning trash in her garden when
her dress caught fire and in putt
ing II out she burned her hands
very. badly and was bedfast as a
result s
Editor Witt. was here wednes-
day and reports splendid treat
ment by our people In the matter
of renewals.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-05
CountyNews ;
GILLIAN

Miss Myrtle Lee was shopping
In town Monday.
Mr.. Robertson, of Armstrong
WAS visiting friends near Gillian
Sunday.
Several of our people attended
Ythe play given by the junior class
in Slater Saturday evening and
report 1t a success.
Martin Smith was called to
Dodge City, Kansas, Monday on
account of the death of his broth
err.
Payton Powell had his barn des-
troyed by lightning during the
STORM Saturday night.
Misses Katie and Bertha Helm
zler we're here shopping one day
this week.
miss Bernice Land is at home
FIR a few days from Lexington
where she is attending school.
MRS. Robert Lee and daughter,
Were visitors in town Tuesday.
Miss Ida Allen gave two very
obstructive talks on "Health" at
Me M. Z. Church Saturday and
Monday afternoons.
Miss Lillian Duncan and Frank
Fisher were pleasant callers In
ewn one evening this week.
Miss Roberta Land has returned
home after teaching a successful
term at Grain Valley.
Several OF the Gillian boys at
tended the closing exercises OF
the Pleasant Hill school Monday
night.
Miss Mary Chism OF the Fish
Creek neighborhood was in town
Monday.
Everett Censor Is spending the
week IN Kansas City with his
brothers.
Stanley Netherton has returned
20 town after n few days visit
with homefolks.
Jesse odell VIII take charge OF
the Virginia Hotel next week form
erly conducted by Mr.. Edwards.
Misses Bess and Agnes swinney
are visiting relatives in Kansas
City this week.
Mrs. Madison Gillian has re-
covered from a severe spell OF
sickness and Is visiting her son
In the country.
The NJ. Z. Church Is going TO
have a "Home Coming Day" the
third Sunday in May. All former
residents, are cordially invited to
attend.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-05
SALINE VALLEY

5i.ss Lena ~Johnning spent the
day with friends in Howard coun-
~ Sunday.
George Selmeyer Jr. of the Bank
OF Glasgow, accompanied by Joe
F. Giger were guests OF friends
here Sunday.
Hugo Kessler and Harry Sell
meyer called on the fair sex at
Glasgow Sunday.
Miss Nell Miller of B,ueport was
reappointed TO teach the coming
term OF school at Saline Valley.
Aside OF a few cribs Of corr yet
for sale the cor crop in this vi
entity has all been disposed OF.
Rhodes & McAmes of Marshall
no doubt bought the greater part
as 40 car loads We're shipped from
Harmony station here by them.
Frank Brockwsy shipped three
loads of hogs 10 the eastern mar
kets from the station here last
Saturday.
An unusual electrical display oc-
cu.rsd hese Satu dly nigh. 1hs
sky being continually Illuminated
and a regular Noah flood decend-
ed. Fish Creek, is said, being high
est since 1892. Farm lands ad-
Joining the stream were inundated
for miles.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-05
EMMA

r. Hartman In building a two
story building with a big hall on
top.
A. C, Dierking's house is going
up very fast. Wonder what 1t
means?
VIM. wehrs Is building nm addi-
ton to his house. Claus Brock
man Is doing the work.
VIM. Buesing took load OF
steers to Kansas City market on
Monday.
L. Meyer, the thresher-man Is
remodeling his engine. He also
Is making big improvements on
his separator. He says he can
guarantee good work to the farm
ers this SUMMER.
Hugo Schelp is still on the sick
list. We hope he will change soon
for the better.
The heavy rain last Saturday
and Sunday made the creeks come
out of the banks. @s
Louis Evert, who was down with
rheumatism, Is up and around
" y F. .Fcat ID aff
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-05
NEW FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Robinson at
tended Fifth Sunday convention at
Fish Greek Saturday.
Mrs. q. f. Whining was on the
sick list the first OF the week.
Jno. Schmitt went TO st. Louis
Saturday to consult a specialist.
Mrs. F. White OF near Harmony
spent Sunday with friends here.
The hardest rain Of the season
fell here Saturday night, meas
ured Q inches. Much damage was
done in the way Of washing cut
bridges, etc.
Miss Gertie Slyster spent last
week with Henry Bollmans family.
A young lady from Sweet
Springs has been employed TO
teach the New Frankfort school
Mrs. Sullivan Is having her
house repaired.
Roy Brightwell, wife and baby
re- Slater spent several days. with
Me- parents near Good Hope.
D. II. Sydenstriker left Monday
ffop Hannibal as State Delegate OF
the M. w. Camp of New Frank
fort.
Clarence Ireland has been saw.
ing wood for some of the farm,
ers In this neighborhood.
Jno. Jones our road overseer
has been kept busy this week
putting in bridges which ths -
cent bard rain had done dspsss
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-05
MT.

We failed to put in an appear
ance last week but will try and
give all news OF Importance this
week. h.'r's n,- 10
r. NJ. 'Smitherman, wife and SON,
Fred Jr, OF Mexico sundayed with
relatives here.
r. T."Brghtwell has moved his
family and are settled in their
new home.
Mrs. Lutte Lamb, son Charles,
and daughter, Frances, Of Mar
shall visited relatives here las:
week.
Arthur Oquest and Chas. Evans
OF Marshall, were guests OF c. j.
oquest Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. II. Z. Dingley attended the
Fifth Sunday meeting at Fish
Greek Friday.
Miss Minnie Hockensmith and o.
| N. Spencer and wife attended the
J trial of Lillard and Brockman in
n Marshsll last week.
Grandmother Grimes, Of Slater,
\ Is visiting her son, e. p. Grimes
this week.
John Robertson transacted basi-
ness in Marshall Monday.
We had the pleasure OF attend
ing the closing exercises of Carl
Grimes school, south Of town,
Friday. A b~ountiful dinner was
spread at noon and the afternoon
given to a delightful programme
which did much credit to both
teacher and pupil. A large crowd
were in attendance. Mr.. Grimes is
90. well liked by the school that
he has been offered the school
the third term ON an increase OF
salary. .pas,
1t In not necessary to tell the
people that It. has rained. We
will Just add that all the gardens
that are the least rolling are sup
(washed upl.. ., 49,
The Ladies Missionary Society
met last week at Mrs. H. E. Ding
ley'a led by the president, Mrs.. T.
8. Smith after : good program I
social hour was spent in which ice
cream and cake we're served.
Our town u stul on the improve
The foundation for the bank 4
laid and George Wright 10 prepar-
Ing to move his farm house e
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