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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
KENDALL FINANCIAL iNSTiTU-
TlON OCCUPIES NEW HOME
ERECTED IN HILGER.
CH0SED DEPUTY SHERIFF
Zoe Montgomery Clothed With Au-
thority to Preserve Law and Order
in Northren Part Of County-Mr.
Turkey Attempts Aviation Stunt
and Busts Plate Glass Window.

Kendall, Oct. 3O.-Is it true that all
laring aviators that would skillfully
lavigate the air must come to an un-
timely end and add their names to the
slready long list of fatalities? 1t
you'd indeed seem SO and this fact
vas ably illustrated on Friday after
loon by Kendalps most famous avia-
br. a fine turkey gobbler, the property
tf Mrs. John Wilson, of this place.
The handsome Thanksgiving bird took
fright at one of the harmless CANNES
that ornament the streets OF Kendall
and took wings toward the higher
heavens. The aviator evidently lost
his nerve or else had an abundance
d that quality, for he flew straight
Into one of .ne handsome plate glass
windows of the Fergus County Hard
ware, shattering the same, and then
further displayed his skill by doing
the perilous downward swoOp into a
plate glass show case. He went
through the top of the case and
dropped to the lower shelf. The avia-
tor was somewhat the worse for wear
and seemed so greatly embarrassed
by the comments of the spectators
that had gathered that John Nearing
cut his head of to avoid further com
plications. Thus ended the eventful
life of Sir Turk, the only aviator in
existence that was a Fergus county
product
The First State Bank has moved to
Hilger and is the future First State
Bank of Hilger. The bank moved on
Sunday and opened for business this
morning. Assistant Cashier E. r.
King has already moved to Hilger and
is established in his home there
Cashier R. L. Henderson will drive
back and forth for the present and
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
BERT TEPELl CAUGHT IN ACT OF
BREAKING INTO WILSON,
SEiDEN STORE.
LAD ADMITS HIS GUILT
Stolen Property Found in His Room
Says He Wanted Money to Use in
Getting Back to His Home in
Watertown N. Netherlands Com
plain Of Shop-lifters.

Bert Tepell, a 17-year-old high
school boy. is in the county jail await
Ing trial for burglary, having been
caught red-handed in the act Of break
Ing into the Wilson-Seiden drug store
last Saturday night.
Cash Is Taken.
The proprietors of the store discov-
cred about week ago that some one
had broken in and stolen a kodak,
some films and about five dollars in
money. From that time on, some one
slept in the warehouse and their vigil
lance was rewarded. J. w. Seiden and
Smyth Barclay, who is employed in
the store, left there shortly after 10
o'clock Saturday night for down
town restaurant, where they took a
lunch. On the way back, Smyth
stopped at barber shop and Mr..
Seiden went around to the rear of the
store, arriving there just in time to
see a man crawling through win
dow, which had been forced open
Inc SIOIckeepcT WcHI Ill, CoHIIOAeOu
the culprit with six-shOOter and
then called an officer. All were sur
prised when the burglar turned out
to be a mere boy and student O1
the high school,
Tepell came to this city from Water
town, N. Y, and has been doing ode
Jobs about town. At the time OF his
capture, he was working about thu
Lehman residence and lived at thu
Lehman bunk house. His room wa
searched and the stolen kodak an
films discovered. He made no attemp
to deny that he had been In the stor'
before and gave as his only excus
that he wanted to get money to pa!
his fare back to his former home.
Stole a Bible.
Among the articles which the bo
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
SUICIDE FATE
Of SCHNEIDER
BODY OF EAST FORK RANcHER
WHO DISAPPEARED MONTHS
AGO Is FOUND.
MENTALLY UNBALANCED
Had Made Threats Of Self-Destructlon
a Short Time Prior to His Disap.
pearance-Coroner's Inquest Shows
That He Sent Bullet Through Brain
Buried Here Yesterday.

The body of the man found last Sat.
urday near the N-Bar ranch, on Flat
willow, was identified as that of John
Schneider, the East Fork rancher, who
disappeared last April, and the inquest
held by Coroner George Creel yester-
day forenoon revealed that the man
had committed suicide. By the side
of the body was found .30-30 rifle.
The examination of the remains
showed that he had discharged a bull
let, which entered at the right jaw
and passed through the brain.
Schneider was last seen on his East
Fork ranch April 4, and just before he
dropped out of sight. he had made
threats of self-destruction. A thorough
search was made for the remains fol.
lowing his disappearance, but 1t was
only by chance that the mystery was
cleared up, over six months later.
Buried Here.
Following the inquest in the morn
ing, the body was prepared for burial
and interment was made in the city
cemetery.
Schneider was unmarried, about 10
years of age and leaves a brother.
who resides in this city. He had .
2OO-acre ranch on East Fork and quite
a little bunch of stock, horses and
cattle
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
COMMERCIAL CLUB TAKES UP
SUBJECT WITH GREAT NOR
THERN OFFICIALS.
Will OVERLOOK NOTHING
Every Possible lnducement Will Be
Offered in Effort to Have Big
Works Located in This City
Would Insure Big Payroll and Add
to the Population.

At a recent meeting Of the board Of
directors of the Lewistown CONNER
cial club, it was decided to launch a
campaign for some railroad shops in
this city, and this campaign is already
well under way. The matter has been
taken up with Presideat Louie Hill,
of the Great Northern, who has been
requested to submit proposition to
the business men of the city. AS
quickly as such proposition is re-
ceived, there will be called public
meeting of the club. at which the mat
ter will be discussed in all of its
phases.
Outlook ls Promising.
While no assurances have been
given up to the present time. there
are reasons for believing that the
Great Northern is inclined to look
with favor upon Lewistown as the
place for the location of some very
extensive shops and yards. It offers
the best natural advantages to be
/ found on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cut
off. They can secure the necessary
ground here, that being matter
which the business interests of the
city will take care of. There is here
an abundance of good water and suf-
ficient power for all purposes. Other
conditions not yet Of a public nature
are also favorable and appeal to the
company.
Seek Milwaukee Shops.
With the early maturing of the
plans of the Milwaukee, the CONNER
cial club will take up with the head
officials of that road the shops and
yard question. AS in the case of the
Great Northern, Lewistown will have
claims to present which will appeal to
the Milwaukee.
Many Advantages.
There is no desire to conceal the
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
STEEL WILL BE INTO TERMINAL
TOWN NOT LATER THAN
TOMORROW NIGHT.
M|[WAUKEE'S PROGRESS
Big Bunch Of Engineers Working Hard
To Locate Feasible Route Between
Heavy Snow Fails-Spring Creek
Route Most Promising.

Not later than tomorrow night, steel
on the Lewistown-Hilger branch of the
Milwaukee will be laid to the terminal
point. Contractor Burke, who was in
town Saturday night, says that his
part Of the job is almost completed
and the line will soon be turned over
to the ballasting crew. The new line
has already started doing business,
several carloads of cattle, purchased
by Butte man from Odin Romun-
stad, having been shipped out last
week. It was necessary to get the
cattle into Butte in hurry, so some
temporary stock pens were erected
near Hilger and the stock loaded.
The Milwaukee Line.
Chief interest, locally, is now CEN
tered in the progress being made by
the Milwaukee in locating their Lewis.
town-Great Falls line. They have had
several big engineering crews at work
on this line for several months and,
1t Is stated, real progress Is now be-
Ing made. Some of the most difficult
problems have been overcome and 1t
Is believed that when Engineer Baker.
who left the latter part of the week
for an extended trip along the line
returns, he will have about decided on
the greater portion of the route.
Down Spring Creek.
After running numerous lines from
Glengary and the Odenwald water
tank eastward across the Judith al
the Powell crossing, it is reported that
serious consideration is now being
given to the route down Spring creek
from this city. This latter route, II
feasible. is little, If any. longer than
the G.engary route and has the ad
vantage Of opening up some mighty
fine new territory. This is the line
which meets with most favor here. but
CONTINUED on page 8.)
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31

carried away on his first trip was a
Bible. He had no explanation to Of
fer for having picked upon that par
ticular kind of literature. He will be
bound over to await the arrival of
Judge Cheadle, when his case will be
disposed of.
Complain Of Shop-lifters.
The manager of one of the big
stores in the city states that his es-
tablishment has been suffering from
the operations of shop-lifters for
some time past and. few days ago
a girl, we'll connected and formerly
above suspicion, was caught In the act
of carrying goods out Of the place
The girls companions were Mortified
when the discovery was made. as they
never had the least suspicion thai
she was engaged in that sort of prac
tice. Wishing to save the girls
parents and friends the disgrace and
humiliation which would result from
an exposure, the manager of the store
let her go after giving her some gooc
advice.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
OVER ONE HUNDRED TEAcHERe
OF COUNTY PRESENT FOR
ANNUAL INSTITUTE.
BANQUET LAST EVENING
Magnificent Spread at Bright Hotel,
Followed by Number Of Excellent
Addressos-Doctor Book, Of State
University, to Deliver Another Ad.
dress This Evening".

With more than one hundred teach
ers from all portions of the county
In attendance, the annual institute.
now being held in this city. Is the
most successful ever held. Miss
O'Hara, county superintendent, Is
agreeably surprised at the large at
tendance and all Of the teachers are
delighted with the splendid program
prepared for their instruction and en-
tertainment.
Visit Local Schools.
The morning hours are devoted by
the visiting teachers to a visit to the
local schools, where they observe the
work being done by the efficient corps
of instructors employed here. The
regular sessions are held In the after
noon at the high school assembly
room. The afternoon work Is of q
highly practical nature and Is being
closely followed by the teachers.
Lecture Last Evening.
Doctor Book, Of the faculty Of the
Montana State University, delivered
a scholarly address at the M. T.
church last evening on the subject,
Conservation of Boys and Girls
This evening, at the same place. he
will deliver another lecture, his sub
ject being James WhitcOmb Riley
Banquet at the Bright.
Following the lecture at the church
last evening, banquet was given q
the Bright hotel. There were NOR
than one hundred teachers and thei
friends present. Caterer Herman
Brown had provided a most SUMPTION
repast and the service could not hav'
been improved upon. III. A. Davee
superintendent of the LewistOwl
grammar school. presided as toast
master, and first called upon Ton
Continued on page 81
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31

fact that the location of shops d
yards here is of vital importanceo
the future of Lewistown. 1t mefs
payrolls totaling from half milln
to two million dollars annually, e-
pending upon the scope and extend Df
the works. 1t would bring hundfs
OF high-grade mechanics to this ty
and practically double our prent
population. In the wake of the sips
would come other industries, Ire
payrolls and more people. It Is q lb-
ject which cannot be overlooked nd
the wide-awake business men of lw-
istown are united in their deterrra-
tiOn to secure them.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
BIG RANCH YIELDS
IMMENSE LOT OF HAY

A. B. Lehman and Roy Ciary made
a business trip to the Shaw ranch. on
Flatwillow, the latter part of the
week, returning Sunday. This ranch.
which is now owned by Lewistown
men, is one of the finest In the state.
They harvested over two thousand
tons of alfalfa this year and sold 1t
at q good figure to the ]. B. Long
company. for which Mr.. Clary Is man
ager. A large number of sheep VIII
be wintered down there.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
GEORGE BEASLEY AGAIN
IN THE NEWSPAPER CINE

George Beasley, formerly ell
known newspaper man of this ity,
has started paper at Dixon, Misula
county. The new paper is calle'the
Dixon Democrat and it's name ndi-
Gates it's politics. Until redtly,
George has been employed as So
licitor for the MissOula Sentinel
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-10-31
ALDERMAN EDWARD SUFFER-
is TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL

Alderman Edward Sutter was taken
suddenly ill at his home last evening
and his condition, while not serious,
caused considerable uneasiness among
his relatives and friends for few
hours. He is reported greatly i'm
proved this morning and will soon be
able to be about his business once
more
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27

terifabet bar fremmsot os mobtog
bam meo fine sreospenoe college
yels", mems Wliiiftorpiet intonereoe
Sail to tbe Gbief".
De "ofaoemiife SpI" loo life til
at faa Dem tiIberIige 9aaifisnmelie
at Br9iioenten, for / lin Gale erflR-
reoe ban benz for at bore ucipiliierebe
og borbariife. De bapoe life p9ret
n~eopenois | bans Stuoenteroage,
forfalet ban; man bapbe % floret Zig
i9roeles sobt meo DC oIminoeIige
Snrraraab. 5 fin Gale forsprigt
CAB ban Stuoenterne mango geoe og
tornnftige @aab, iom bet er at baabe,
De lagoe Jig paa Sierte.
Otter Suren til uniperiitetei penb-
te Vr9iibenten tilbaee til Winneopo-
LIS, hpor ban inbtog 9unfeon | 90
naloions Sberum. Ser blep ban
moot at 8upernsr Gberbart og Mob-
tageliesfomiteen fra ct. 8ouI, iam-
men meb bpiIfe ban tioIig paa CT
termiooagen | Iutomobil tiltraobte
Heiien til SopebItaben. ON SpboI-
Oct Der forelisser enbnu intet Gefe-
rot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
"pIaiter.S peciaItiten"

MOB BEN n~aonfunoige "Elaiter'
Specialiit" Sobn Sia / Neip 9fih,
monb, 9is., CT ser / 9iitrittsretten
ct. Saul, Winn., anlaet TO prtpatt
gritotningsiager for ct iamlet gelet
al $4,000. SagsanIGsgerne er
Sreo Stein os E. s. 5labertp, begsG
biemmebprenoe | minneapolis. %
gisr bper al Dem arap paa en-
Gritatning al 100000, oeraf $25, 00C
for ubitnaebe Smerter, $4,000 for
anbrinselien al Eloitrene % 4eiteu
for ~tiliGlbise llogiiter.
Stein paaitaar oesuoen, at bar
blep sipet nogen Weoiein til indoor
ties Brig, iom inbeboIot eiftige Sp-
rer, oer ~forpolbte bam ~ulibelige
Smertcr.
Der bar for Ell Sib iiben paa Gale
at bespnbe itrafferetslig 8iltale moo
Sia for at BABE fnrnarlaget en- st.
Hauloames 800, men Sagen neo-
0nSie0es.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
Yetal rrar tmo til
aforementioned

gae, iom bar tegnet fig, bsr inb-
ienbe fine giorag itrar til Sr. 6.
9. Gale, 2utberan Hubl. Souie, De-
corab, Soma. Oct batter Ga Eioen er
fnap. De Breiter, iom bolber pao
meo at tegne, bsr fortiette bermeO
men De bsr ogiaa itrar ienbe mo til
Sr. Gale De 9ontanter be bar, og IL
geleoes De Hotes iom De life iuit mi
tan faa betalt..
0ernGIt ct Orb til 2utber Col
leee's @rabuenter eler iaabanne Tom
/ lPngere eIler fortere Sib bar npot
sobt al sfolcn. Ser er mansfoloise
al eoer, bpis Noone life iinbes paa
observation-disclosures. Wange al
eber bar oct life ppret muIi9 at naa
forbi S Dor iaa iprebt omfring | San.
oct. Seg retter til eoer en- inoitanoig
Spfororing ON Dog at bore meo benz
ne Gang og itrar inoienbe til Sr. 8.
9. Gale, bpab S fan. Bent nv life,
men gisr Ilpor al Sagen.
s. o.. Stub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27

fuIb fsrte til Soipitalet en- pognfuIo
SoIbater, Der bapoe Smaafoppernc.
Gn al SoIoaterne, fsreno ban bsbe,
teitnmenterebe fine Henge til Rasia-
pant, iom aubragte bisie | 2anoeei.
enbomme neoe | aanias. Senere
iolgtes 2anoet, % Eensene, iom fom
inb fra Salget, brnetes til at betale
for Seminargrunoen peo Cafe 8iew.
Rplie ioIgtes gienbommen Der.
Itebs til ct Sernbanefompani for
$4,000. Wp @runo fisbtes |
Mapmooo, Chicago. Raa ben opret.
tebes 5 29rerbolieer, ct 8apel, en-
Notwithstanding, en- Dining
SOIL, ct 9)ormitorp % en- Seating
Slant. 8runoen og gpgningerue
blep MI inopiet. De er gielbfri. 9ua
Snbpieliesoagen ffi9nfeoes Semina-
riet $4,000 paa @etinselie af, at
geitprelien lfafier $4,000 tilpeie.
Seminariet beitpres al Wanb, Der
tilberer General Council. Oct err bel
bebit fienbt blanbt os unber Mapnet
8eibners Semtnar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
Smaapiuf.

-gritton gurtueiS oeS 2uther
College wreiite ! @onoogs fill Brain.
Gro, glinn. / 5orreiuirger.
AIRS. Carrie Steingrimion ira
@aoiion Gopuibip reiItc forleOen
Sag til S%anatoriet i grairie ou
Chen.
- Miis aoin griction reiite bienl
ill minneapolis i 2oroags efter en-
llees geies hos groi. os 01rs. e.
g. Greus.
- Mr. o. Mrs. Chris. Qarien ira
@loir, Nebr., reiite hiem iioIte llgc
efter nogle CAGES Seisg hos WrS.
Bait. n. 9orieu.
Wr. 9unoe fra SIT. Soreb.
8is., bar eGret Der / nogle Gage.
San ipetiierer pnn al fiebe en- 6arm
Der | Smeanen.
Statens SeiffoIeinipefter, BRO.
iesior =. g. McGIenaban. beieatt
iioite lge Geeorab Ss%iifole. Sar
notaIte iie meaet onertjeuoenbe on
Sfolen 90 ben @aaoe, bporpaa Der
brides.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
Gait / CpiIinebYerne.

Otter ct ianbt Sriumftog giennent
Staten anfcm Br9iioent Iaft Sirs.
Dag aiten til beltemrt 9io til Winne.
apolis og fjsrte oirefte til Iuoito.
RUM. Saapel peO Stationcn iom |
@aberne par foriamlet itore Solfe-
master, Der bilite BAN meo ~entbuiia-
itiife Surraraab. Wootagelien bar
opermaaoe biertelig % paa &jsretll.
rem fra Stationen til auoitorium
par ban 8jenitano for itore Spatio.
ner. San eifortereoes fra Stationen
at en- 9rop bereone artiaeriiter, ct
f%jerenoe 8attert % ilere Snfanteri-
regimenter al Hationalgaroen.
Mlloitorium, Der RUNNER ca.
5000, bar propfulb at Wenneifer,
Der biIite bam meo flor geseiitring,
GA ban meb tit Sslge traaote ito |
Salen og inotog fin glaos paa
Scencforheiningen. Sans Gale, eer
bopcoioeeIie bar en- 2opcrlSnlna al
Sariffcmmisiionen og Ell 8ebegic-
relie % ct Soripar al fin SanftionS'
nnetelie at De al grtrafongresicn
peotagne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mob
toecs life meb nogen o~peritaoig Be
aeiItring, men I,lblifiim bite lin
@iaigbeo til at bsre BAN nleo Sp-
mGrfiombeb, piie bam Den Geipeft,
Ser ifploes bam, og opplaroere De
llbtaleIier, bnori De bar enig nieo
BAN. Watten tilbragte ban Sotel
Haoiion.
IGite Gag, Susoag, par en- itof'
Iaa trapl DAG. Otter Srofoit mob
toa han / Muoiens en- Population fra
|9anosbpen @apsata peo Wfinneton.
faiisen, Der nprer ben sgrgierrigbeo
at bIi 9anoets "Sommerbopeoitao".
Tanfen bapoe oeret, at ErGiioenten
Ifnlbe haoe foretaget en- Iiitomobil-
tur beriiS, men Den maatte opgipes
Of Mansel paa Sio. Siteoet forepi'
ties ban en- &9ffc 5otosrafier az Ste'
BET, Der pafte bans fore S%ernSring.
San beflaseoe imioIertio, at ban per-
iomlig intet funoe sisre til Sremme
al Sasen. oa benne Iaa ! aoneres'
lens Saano.
Omtrent peo t0.Tioen ON Sor.
miooaeen tiltraabte ban, leoiaget al
en- talris @ilitrreiforte, aisreturel
til Statsuniperiitetet, bpor aaoef'
| forpiet paraoereoe os belle Stiioen'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
9ecOrab % Smeglt.
Zen 26oe Cftober 1911.
Sog S~riffcpnuort.

Sefret0ren for Stntens "@onrb
Of &eaItb~ benitiacr til 5oIf i gp 90
pno 9auo OF boue i'm Spmerfiombro
berueuot paa BET @ano % Sen Mielf,
De benptter til Slsboloningcu, San
frembpper, at Der pan bertue Sib al
9Iaret % eftrr en- tor CONNER, efter-
fiInt al iterft SeitrearL oItiO er 6are
for SpfilS. Oct iiGrfe 3eaninIo ifpI.
Ter alln9S llrenbeN, iom forefinoe8
paa Sor6enS Sncrflooe, neo | @renoe
% R]eierpoirer, o. bette bar iipr
pGret SiIigIoet hist bporfor bet er
n~eSpenoia al uopiie oobbeIt Soriig
tiabe0, bpi5 man bill ul09na Ell ~.
fusepiocmi. Man onnoNes oerior
ON at foge @nnoet, for man brugcr
oct, oa Oct i~ifreite or at ielae iauIme
GremgaueSmaa6e me0 0telfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
Wapeip9oommc, SBSpepsia,
Horitpppelie. W~crpctpGffeiie

Snscn SDghpm sipr Siuet minbre
rGro at lepe erb be ppennrpnte. Scnns
itabise baIp=iriife, balpjpse 3%iltanb nira
ter mere phelGssenbe paa 2csemet END
en- a~lpurlis Spsbom. Gr Seres Spsbum
Gclbrebelis, iaa fan ri furere 5eTt. ST
IilfrIbet ubelbreeeligt, iaa iii &c faa
gisbeb. Neis ibas til Or. enftnDS
6linif. 81 fan piie Fem en- Ians @Gf.
fe AT 8ibnes6Drb fra I%attenter, Der bau.
be bisie Spsbpmnte, men blep beIbreoet
paa &iiniteu efterat be fDrairpes bap'
be furiegt Mebiciner us sanmelSass
Understanding. Ran &c life reiic M
iaa ifrip til Dr. BtprnitaD, MD,
fprflar Spshummcn ps %furlans fric gs.
ger ON Qlinifcn FAINT gibneS6pro fra
Tmerifas leSenbe Sfanbinarer.
Sulet glbg., Senncptn % Sgperbe,
Wfiuneapplis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
Necprah Ghural 1tniun.

@e6 ct Mebe. iom Choral Union
iibitc Wonhoe Iiter ofboIbt | aors
Observation-Disclosures bleu ser taaet
Gfriot I'll at baune en- permanent
Organization un6er bette Naun. Der
palatcs en- Grefiltipfomite, beitoo,
enoe of Or. 9oe, e. e. Berg. 8rcf,
Hopelitab. Nfr. 9lllitiu. @irS ". &.
sISams, @trS. SoIm, :. 8. @rooe3,
@}rS. SobccF, &. ". Ghriitophcr,
WiiS 8orrcr, Ntrs. @. g. Sooon,
gPii8 Giffn Hcal,e % Qroi. Carlo u.
Gpcrati. 3eune &omite pil nrIac
Grriioert, Scfretrr % aosicrcr
iamt engagere SoIiiter til Sc iorificI.
lac Sonccrter. Set bIcp beitcmt at
hDcrt Ntcolcm al Choral Union IfoI
bctoIe en- gorSfontinacnt al $3.50,
bog inaIeoeS, at boiS ser I Ell %
famine 6amilie er mere enc ct MeN.
lem, bctaIer set onbet 81 oq set ire.
hie eIler hpert pperitiQeuoe WcoIcm
finn 80 Gents. Gc herpco tiIrcie,
brnate @eugc pentc8 at piac Spffe
Sc Ioben6e lloGtitcr urOcr GpcIicrre
Ren6elsiobn'S Sratorio "GIiiah" oil
bIipe Bet nGitc itore Songituffe, %
&c b~unorcoe Souqere, ser mootc pcs
bet ieritc g,coe iibite @Ianong, be.
nnnotc itrnr &noiul6crinaeu al bette
Stntfe. Secret oil rpitc InnboQ
slftcu mooe / Worib'S SAT- &I. 7:i5,
mebens Grfcitrct bar GOelier hper
SuSoog Iiteu peo 2uther GoQcQe.
Srtetret oil ipiQe auoen @Puiif for
r0en "gIiiab", o. set err Ganfcn at
RET ifaI 9ipe en- Sonccrt enoanq for
rem itore "gIiiab" ,aontcrt. Grof.
Gperoti nil roturIiapiS oeobIi ioul
Suitrufter % iii ocn Ieocnoe Gano
in6eu Crgoniiationen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
Sorfieutet,

@ammcl @raogom. Den 70 Gar
gamle SrGlaitfonge og MiQionGr $.
9. afelep | Winneapolis er forleoen
afreiit til Gong Bead, Gal, forat
feire grpnup meb en- ung gnfc, Mrs.
CLARA &ooo Gopce, en- 9tiece al bans
garnoomspen 9. Q. Glougb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
9utber COLLEGES TotoaraIer.

Gptpsraiiit Sfase fra Iiuneapclis
Dor taset ire itore SiIeoer meb Circuit
Camera peo 2utbsr College 5eitliabeoer'
ne. let fprIte tagst ben 14oe October
foran Gpleset. meb ganoen iotan ben
tore Glare al Srofesiorer Hreiter, Gle.
per % @ieiter Gro. u oct anbet al ale
alumni 30. q % bet treble ct tort Ianp.
ramabilleoe az ben belle Campus. inbbe,
fattet 9uibersS tatuen Gro. 81. Oct isrite
fpiier soc os be andre to 81 pr. Stt., ppr-
tofrit tilienet. 3efan iaaes hos
Skasc Bros, 4i6 30 Ave. NJ, Minneapolis,
MINI, eler be tan beitines Dos Rev. r. ].
Aasland, Lodi, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27

N6oofot 3. 81. RcIicn her / @pcn
hIco iibite GorSboq | Snfitcr q.
Sat, rQtepiet til M}iiS Worp
Slmunoien. Otter grpultppet fom
be Npgifte pno fin 9rpuupSreiie
Sreboas til 9r1toaommens 6orGI.
bre / SeSper 9oipribip, bpor en- &c.
ccption innht SteS ON giteneu. 9e
bill iGttc SO / Gccoroh, buor De oil
bIi "ot bone" fra lite Nopember al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
@rnnupprr.

Rr. % mrs. $. ., 0pbcim t
&iobIanopiae boIoer iSna @rpOup
for Sotteren @etrn GmeIio % SEQ.
@ioine officer al q. 9afotn. @icI.
fen, Ser / GftermioSag timber Stco
I gig Canoe Strife. iorretteS al Bait.
s.. Seebuits, % @rplup fcireS f..
ber / @ritbeuS 5orrIhres Stem. 9e
Npqifte oil eiter BEN i5he Nou. iptte
go / Siolir Stir, Soma.