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The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22

self.
Later on the same MarOney
scared to height of more than I 400
feet in the vicinity of the big stack
at Great Falls, and circled over the
grounds where a circus was show
ing at the time. His success as an
aviator has been instant and salts
factory and the management of the
State Fair in securing him as an
attraction at the big exposition feels
that it has, IN getting Montana
bird man to refill the date left
vacant by the death of Miss Har-
riet Qui'nby, added distinct fea
ture to the Fair.
Maroney flies in IS horsepower
Curtis aeroplane, and in his Butte
and Great Falls flights has shown
himself absolute master of the air
ship,
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
UNKNOWN TAKES LIFE; 7;
Crazy Individual With an idea That He Was Being SSnow
balled Ended His Existence by Jumping Into
The Kootenai River Near the Falls

Saturday evening porter or
Great Northern passenger train
No. 2 noticed man otsa rock in
the Kootenai river about two miles
this side Of the falls, and upon
arriving here notified the county
officials. Coroner George Ottawa
and Deputy Sheriff William Curtis
went to the scene and after over
coming a number of difficulties
succeeded in getting the body to
land and brought the remains to
Libby. The man was buried in
the Libby Cemetery Tuesday even
ing.
A description of the man is as
follows:
He was evidently about 80 years
of age, of large and robust build,
and from appearance laboring
man. He was dressed with good
outfit of clothes such as a laborer
would wear, good urderclothing,
woolen outside shirt, blue jumper,
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
OUR new sign IN PLACE

People passing throug or COM
,ng to Libby during the dark
hours will, know when they get
here now The new electric Sign
bearing the word "L,jbby' III le'-
tcrs three feet high was erected at
the foot of Mineral aVenue, near
the depot, last week by l.. l..
Throop, manager of the Electrical
Supply company. Plumber w. f..
Reed made the sign and it fills the
bill to "'T.' The writer was a
considerable distance on the other
side of the Kootenai river last Sun
day night and could see that mag
ic word x ibby' looming in the
distance. This sign will give
travellers to understand that we
are on the map and wish the world
to know it.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
Times ARE IMPROVING
Activity in All Lines of Business Indicate That Depres-
sion is Over Nm are scarce. Lumber
and Cedar Business Booming

could get them. They are adver-
tlsing for men all over the west
and in Canada and offering s.. Is
per day for common laborers.
The Libby Lumber company
planning mill puts out four car loads
Of lumber per day yet they still
have orders for over 100 cars Oh the
books, and new orders come in
every day.
The cedar in lustry is also exper-
iencing a period Of prosperity and
many car loa Is Of poles are being
shipped out each week. The Nc
Innis company, operating on Par
menter creek are running with a
smaller crew than they need and
would like more men to enable
them to get out the number of poles
the business demands.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22

kaki pants with pair of blue bib
overalls over these. He wore a
pair of buttons shoes.
The only means by which iden-
tihcation can be made is now being
tried by Coroner Ottawa. The
man had baggage check for a
trunk on The Northern Paific rail
road consigned to Spokane. Coroner
Ottawa is now in communication
with the Spokane officials of the
Northern Pacific and will endeavOr
to find the identity Of the man from
that source.
The man undoubtedly commit
ted suicide while in dementcd
state of mind. A Great Northern
construction gang had seen him
roaming around in the woods and
when opportunity offered asked
him what was the matter. He
said that somebody was throwing
snow balls at h g, This gives The
grounds for adjudsing him insane
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
EUREKA NEWS NOTES.

Geo. Hodge, who is doing as
sessment work en- the Copper King
group, is in Eureka laying in new
supply of provisions.
The Burr Alverson saw mill at
the foot Of Thierrault pass, burned
to the ground last week, entaIing
loss of $500
A. NJ. Mikalson ma returned
from business trip to Spokane.
George NJ. LaLondc of Chicago,
who has been visiting in Eurek a
for the past six weeks, left last
night for Spokane and Seattle, Ell
route home.
The Tobacco valley grain acre
age has been greatly increased this
year. One of the large cuttings i;
that on the Costich farm, which
will thresll approximately 10, 900
bushels.
Deputy Sheriff Wavcrly Brown
has Just returned from a trip
through the Forline country.
Chief Of Police N. Carlson per
formed his annual roundup of un-
claimed dogs this week, In Eure-
ka the dog question has become
acute, the supply far exceeding the
demand.
Some good catches of bass ale
being taken from Tobacco valley
lakes at the present time.
Miss Ocic Bienz of Kalispcll has
been visiting Eureka friends for a
few days,
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
JUDS0N MILL BURNS DOWN

On Wednesday morning at four
clock the sawmill on the Judson
places about seven miles east of
Eureka on Therriault creek was
discovered to be on fire. When
discovered the flames had gained
such headWay that it was inpossl-
bic to check them until the saw
mill and planning department had
became a total loss. A good sup
plv of water enabled them to save
the lumber piled around the mill
except 5000 feel Of plaued lumber
that was near the planer.
About 9 80 in the evening Mr..
Judson made trip of inspection
around the place and found every
thing in good order and consider
ing the fact that no ,havings or
slabs had been burned for over a
week AMI the only fire that had
been burning was under the boiler,
which st, c; has perfect spark
arres,er together with the fact that
origin Of the fire seemed to have
been under the planer away from
the engine, leads to the belief that
the fire was of lncendiary origin.
If such is the cause it is hoped that
the offender is apprehended and
properly dealt with according to
law as there is no lower or more
despicable way of paving off an old
score than by such low down meth
DDS.
The loss of the mill is hard
blow to Mr.. Judson and is praCtic
a total loss as it was impossible to
secure insurance on such mill III
a wooded territory except at eXor-
bitant rates-Eureka Journal.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
WILL HAVE HORTICULTURAL MEETING

County Commissioner +. p.
Carey has been successful in get
ting state horticultural meeting
for Tobacco Valley. 1t will take
place III Eureka, Wednesday, Aug
ust 28. Mr., M. L. Dean, secre-
tary of the Montana State Horti
cultural society, and J. c. Wood of
Bigfork, the we'll kown Flathead
horticulturist, will have charge.
Conditions in this valley at the
present time are such that a
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22

A, O. ,,lc5e exhibits were stored
temporarily awaiting the arrival Of
a car to carry them to St. Paul,
where they will be prepared for
entrance at the Northwestern Prod
ucts exposition and the New York
Land show, and also put into the
Great Northern exhibit cars to be
carried to thousands of spectators
throughout the east during the
winter mon hs.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22

good, live institute of this nature
will be most acceptable, indeed
for with most of our orchards
young and just coming into bear
ing. inexperienced growers are be-
ing conf onted with sore pressing
problems in regard to proper care
and maintenance. Until five or six
years ago the only use to which
Tobacco valley soil was put was
chat of growing grain, and little or
no thought was given to any other
line of husbandry. Within the
past two or three years, however,
the transition from the homestead
stage to that Of diversified farming
has been taking place very rapidly,
and the propagation OF commercial
orchards is now we'll under way,
in the foothill section of
the valley, where there is heavy
rainfall, thus obvlat1ng entirely the
need of irrigation, aud the factor
of frost is reduced to a minimum,
the use of smudge pots being un-
known.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
A HARNESS RACE AT THE SPOKANE FAIR,


OF
vas
hel
the feature running each and When Chester kfnm the 5000
Of
remarkable
o
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
County Correspondence

Great Northern agent c. S. Jen-
sen and wife are enjoying an an
nual vacation at Portland.
Sinclair & Heller, prop .jetors of
the Montana market, are construct
ing modern meat refrigerator on
the lot adjoining their block, 14x4c
in measurement.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Casahl have
just moved into their handsome
new home, Ravens Rest" Oh
Iowa flats.
l.. H. Bradburn and Burnett
Dewey are enjoying few days
fishing trip into the Yakt country.
Attorney J D. Posten of Libby
has been in town for several days
on legal business.
Calix Dugas has been presented
with a young coyote, captured
alive, the doner being a Kootenai
Indian.
Chas Palmer has purchased a
late model grain separator.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22


in
II each COW S NAL
\ will
meth
in
Spokane
Idaho
f1n II tlr nml elte
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22

now famous Interstate Fair relay race The conditions for the harness rae
peting, deducted from
ciae sending
be a be
to
obtained
In addition the attractive race "ogrm visitors
of
a the
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22
A PRIZE WINNING DAIRY HERD At THE SPOKANE
INTERSTATE FAIR.

climate O sgreat nandE which
be
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-08-22

Geo. +. Shawler is spending the
week at Shelby visiting with old
friends.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
areosmsoe.

8acific areos al Gen for. Sanii
eu..Iutb. airte aiboIoer = oil Sui
- aarsmsoe / Ansgar oanife airfe,
Snn 5rancisco, Sal, / Dngene 30.
oe 80. NOuember oe 1. December
gmner til 9reftelie:
1. 6reIiens @runopoIo og gpg.
ningsorbeiOet poo Den. 1 aor. 8.
10-15.
,. Bort 6orboIo til Den beIIise
Ra0oer.
SUB peIiiene Stoonetl
u. s. Sen n, areosformanO.
ansear @enigbeo, San 5rancis.
co inobp0er beroeo bierteIig tiIRreOs.
ms0e. DeItagerne beoes meloe fig
BeIit in0en %. Ron. til en- af I'M.
oerteene6e.
Bna Renigbeoens geane
$. SEMEN, Brett.
t52 gburcb ct.
6. 8nu6en n, SET,
t77s Saigbt ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
R1 misunderstanding.

SsIoms Sbpro og a9rIi9.
6e6ens aorstog al Sbeo.
bore II. SO. Cunt. autoriieret
OoeriptteIie De6 5ru : 9rsn-
ite0. 200 Sfoer reo 2anofort
iomt 3oone. og SogIiite. Snob.
i imuft 5birtingsbinO Bris
S1.10. a
Gb n poognerl ri Or. SbeoI.
9(rtbur 8. Smith. Gutoriieret
OoeripteIie FOR 0anmarf og Nor.
ge oeS %. 8oIif. 200 Sioer
meO mango beIii6es 5aldtrotio.
ner iomt 9nn6fort I 6orper.
Bris / imuft ilIlitreret OmiIoe
500.
EoGp @isiionspr96ite.
ner. ltogioet Of Get 6oniteDtis.
iionsieI7fab. Soer 8rn0ifen al for-
6oriotter. III tore Sioer.
Bris fnrtonneret 80 Cts.
Dan. 2utb. gubI. 6oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

10. Rooember. Wsoet begpnoer
Sors6og Aften 81. 100 og fortiet.
res 6reoag og 2erOag aitener %
Senoa9 5ormtoOag, Gftermt0oag %
gften. Breiterne @~lemmenien %
8eismann bar Iooet at pr9oife oeo
De forifeGige MsOer. 8enIie Sno-
bD0elie til 9on0smenO.
9. Us. 9on0o, Ntgb.s Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
areOsmgSe.

9tortb 9afota areOs afboIoer, iom
@uO oil, oct oeIegereoe areosme6e
/ Sions s. eb. Iutb. Nenigbeo Ror6
for 3ormo, q. 0of., / 8ogene ira
ben f4.-f7. 0ooem6er 1912. Me.
set begDnoer meO @uostieneite 3org.
Gag 5orm. 81. 1912 / airfen.
5sIgenoe emner bill bIiOe be.
bonolet:
are6iens Gmne: apoItoIiit ari.
TENDON iammenbol0t meo Cut. 10
oe 81. 1, 11.-13.
Renigbeoens @mne: SsnOogs-
ifoIen oe ReIi9ionsitOIen q Tim.
3, IA. f5)
8esuOen De oIminoelige 5orbono.
finger ON areOsmisiionen os So
ZEN.
Wenigbeoerre minoes ON at ZEN.
De DeIegoter oe at nominere W9nf
til observation-disclosures for 9ror'
Jon SBiifole, bpis oeres Hepreien'
tonts 3i6 er u0lsben.
goa areoiens 8egne.
- -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
6nrm til Ealas.

Seq enifer at i9lae MN 5orm
poa so acre beIiggenoe 1 WiIgeit for
SIT 6orn % 212 MiI ira ainbali-
ton, Soma.
Rprmere Oplpsnnger foas POS
8oul ID. Dahl
Dor f8. gruib, Solo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
Misiiunsmpoe

On SUD oil. bIioer Der Wisiions.
meoe / getbnnia Rgb., 9icfion.
aIta., Canada, ira oen "a. til 81.
0ftober Og I.gele0es I Calgary Den
%. Oft. al. ~ .. m.
9lae tiIreiien0e te0es ON at meI0e
zig i goo Si0 og ga oil geforOrin.
ger pore / SnnisfaiI BEN 81 oe %.
Oft.
aae er bierteIia i%n6bu0ne.
Qaa @enigbe6ens gegne,
5. Na9nuseu,
Gicfion, Ilto.. Canada
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
SetenOtgDrelier'
ga5nr.

abinoeforeningen / Den Oanife
eo. -Iut6. 0enig6e6 oeo Drum, 92ebr.
afbol0er 9o3or PED Qirfen 9srOag
Den 10. Oft. ST. 2 @ftermiO6ag.
@n oenIig 5uobpoelie til ale.
Homiteen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
Wfisiipnsmpbc

On Serren oil, og ri MAJ leue,
afboIoer ri Misiionsme6e Per / Sire.
~oerifsborg, Gebr., 25.-27. Oft.
aprIig 5nObpoeIie til ale, iom
oil oeltoge me0 os.
goa Wenigbeoens 9e9ne.
8. g. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
statesmen ITO manag

statesmen: To manage
branch in each county. Our
goods sold to farmers. Big de-
mand. Only investment required
is for team, wagon, and can
vassing case. No experience nee
essary. Free course in salesman
ship. The Halter Proprietary Co.,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
SreosmbSe.

@inneioto areOs af5oloer, ON
@uo Oit ~aarsmsoe / 9%utcblnion.
9inn., ira "a. til q. Ott.. aab.
ninosguostieneite EorsOag aftenaI.
s. emner til GrefteIie:
1 Sober Den beIeilise 1i6. ei.
5, t6.
2. 6oiIfe 5ortrin bar Oen luther.
ife Strife iremior ANDRE airfeinm.
funo2
3 De gamIe5 2iO og @%erninger.
5it. 2, 10.
@io ale Renigbeoer ina Oct
frilgtbringen0e for areos og Renig.
beOer oe0 at InOe Jig reprGientere
oe6 are6iens aorsme0e.
9oa are0iens 8egne.
8. u. 9onoo.
5utcb .niou D. eO. Iutb. Nenigbe6
in6bD6er beroe0 til 9reosms6e.
9eie9en0e beoes at in0meI0e zig
til q. z. 0ielien eGer unoertegneoe
Self / goo 9io.
Ban Wenigbe0ens 8egre.
Sbeo. 3. Beet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
Ne6r.

@uOstieneite 1. og 8. SbnOoe i
boer Mooneo 6ormiO6og 81. 1890.
~llngoomsms6e (pnn eneeIiD bner
2. oe 4. Ssnoog / boer Nooneo,
@ftermioooe 81. 2,30.
Ssn6oesitoIe bner Ssnooe Sor-
mio0og aI. 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
9bHen

9pften er iom en- lioen glomit,
Der oofier peo Alfarpei;
Der banter og oroger iaa mango
forbt,
De fIeite enier ben Ell.
Obi ~fierneit 2pffe bar iogreit SLAMS.
og Orsmmenes 9immeI er bloo.
Dog goor Ser / 8er6en Renneiter
moi,
iom tibet til 9ptten ioo.
5or 9pffen er fife fremmeo og fern.
5oor @uloet gIitrer og 9auren gror
men 0pffen er iom en- Iioen 9IOmit
ser potter / 6oermon0s SorO.
@aos 3%ielien, Gmr0. fano.
aolbore, 0oumor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
Misiionsmsoe

DIN Serren Dil, afboI0es Nis'
iionsmsoe i ltplono, Iebr. fra T.
3. @oo. 1912. aerlig SnobpOelit
til ale, iom oil iomles meo oS ! o.
Gage.
Boa Nenigbeoens geene.
8. 3. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
ga6stieReita ett.

Drum: 9n6stieneite SormiO-
Dag SCI. 1890 fsrite Os treble Sbm-
Dag / bner Rooneo. SsnOassitOIe
bper Ssnoag 81. $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

Ilnoertegneoe anbefdler zig meo
alt til 5aget benbsrenoe. Ere Bar.
berer. Surtig GfspeOition. 5srite
alnsies Arbejoe.
Beter Serenen,
Barber. og Jriisrinlon.
2. Ter git for Nebr. Eel. Office.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
Sioncg Stenm eannbr1.

5uIot uOitpret me0 mt f6rite
aIosies 0aifineri, Iamt 5erreopreI-
ie og aontor: for SaIg eQer til
2eie. Su~teresiereoe be6es benoenoe
zig I'll.
6trft Rational 9onf
Sionep, Rontano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
@isIiOns. % l~lnaOOmsmebs.

aiboloes, ON Sub oiI, t SeIIigaon6s
Renigbeo ira 81. OCTOBER til 3.
Rooember.
6ierteIig SnobpoeIie til ale. iom
oiI belle SUBS geliiguelie meo % /
oisie 7oge. Serren OeIiigne Rsoet.
6. 8. Senen,
@uupncd, Isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
MisiionsmpOe

6oloes, oil SUD, oe0 9otter. gte6r.
ira so. QoDember. gn fqrliq
Sn0bpoelie til o1e.
6. 8. 5c6miot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
0Rtgfionsmg0e

On @u0 oil, boL0er Ri Misiions,
msOe ct. goulns ReniebeO
&ingite6, Sn., fra 25-27. Ottober
NQe err Delfomne.
Boa Web.s og egne 8egne.
g. $. MILLER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

Sions MenigbeO inO6poer Der.
beo paa BET ferIigite 8enner | areo.
len til at beige % oe belle Subs
Giqes 8ooer ms0 % / openn9nnte
|0oge. geiegenoe, booO enten be
fommer me6 9oget til Norma ener
fsrenoe me6 Seite og gogn, bebeS
benligit / goo TiO at melOe Oeres
8omme til ". Gofenoabl, Norma,
Eaf.
gaa Neniebeoens 8egne.
g. ". Siortspang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
,Odniferen""
5reoue Oen is. Oftober 1912.
Blair, 0e6r.

ID
/ aftes (SOrs0ag) meo ct Mgoe,
boor gaitor u. 3osmis en- ira 9tno-
iuD, Iebr., pr@oifeoe, oe oct fort-
i9ttes ioa iROtiI Sen0og 4ften. S
Dag (5reOog) er DER N6oer 6or-
miooog aI. 1920, gftermtO0og ST.
2,30 (Samtalem6Oe), og 4ften 81.
7,30. 5 NtOrgen 6m0. al. 1890
og gftermtoOae &l. 2,30 (SomtaIe-
meoe). Sntet Ms0e ON aftenen.
SBn0ag: 96rnegu0stieneite 81.
9,15. &simesiegrOstieneite ST. 1920
1t~ngoomsmsOe @fm. 81. $50 o9
SIlttrirgsn6Oe 4Tten 81. 80.
@lto gioe, ri moa ioo ct pinfeIigt
Wisiionsmeoe - ct We0e til SUBS
Riges Sto0feiteIie og oioere u0bre-
belle 6Ion0t 2on0smeno poo 0isie
ggnel
= ct Stptte Soro paa IA 4cre
meo ct lille Sus, StaIo og 5rugt-
treer, beIiggenoe nar oeo Dana
College, fan M fsbes for minore,
emo bet uirteIie er o9r6.
Som mo Og Lao mig opgioe lem
en- Bris, ser oil bebage Gem.
9. ). 9aIIer.
= Sra Stolen bar Ri oenne Sang
intet pioere at meIoe, emo at Der
onfounner itaOig enfelte Here Gle.
Der, og 8enntsflltbben bar / De iioite
Gage / 6ritiOen boft trooIt n1eo at
foa 0eres ySemis-G Court" lat / be.
ore Stano, ems set isr bar ppret,
= for eorigt eoor alt i'm igpne
Gang me0 SrnpIbeo ira. Morgen
til aften.
So - BET rin0er os M ! Su,
at pi bar bert, at Soften poa $50.
len, Nr. Seppeien, er ing. loen6e
Of Stolen, og Mrs. anne Beef lore
itoar 6uS6oIoningen mi0Ierti0ig.
Der er bog lt0iigter til. at Mr.
Seppeien mart otter piI bpre raft.
Gienoomme til SoIg / ale
3ele al 9pen. gaogIe fan fgbes paa
afbetaIIne. lln0lnO fife at ior6sre
Dem nermere. naor De- bill fsbe
ct 9iem. 3. ). 5aIIer.
Mrs. G6ris SObnien op6oGOer
fig fren0eIes / Omaha Dos iine
5orpIore, og oct innes. iom bun
cen uge er beore og ioo Den npite
otter ooorIigere. Soo0nn bar oct M
gnnet | fIere Tiger, ino Der fife er
b.0ere Ipie lt0iigter til, at BUN mart
ifol bIipe raft. Oct iioite, ri bar
bort. IpOer BOG paa, at bun after er
! georing.
Seq bar til SaIg boooe itsrre
og minore 5arme I 0qr6eOen al
Blair. 9~igeleOes 'mna Sor0ipfter
Iige uoen for 9pgranien. aom og |
ie. .. 5. 5aIIer. ,
= 8eiret - 10, en- Gang imellem
Fan ma babe 2pit til at itrioe ON
Oct. 5Iere @unge i Gfteriommeren
og @fteraoret bar ri iaaet Jiegn,
og / Iboite rge fit Ri ioo meget, at
oct for nogle 0oge neiten par be-
fDprl ct at fRroes. Men bet fit
gn6e, og M bar ri rigti9 g3n0ian.
fommer" me0 itraulen0e Soli6in.
iaaOon rigtig tppiif merifonif 81
teraarsoejr, og efter at 5oroen M
er bleoen gennem6lsot, Ter 8r9erne
ion fraftige no, ioo De me0 MOO fan
Gnoe 26Oet faG0e Og gaa 9interful-
ben ! N66e meo Soab ON fraftigt
fornDet 9io til 5oraor. "a 8inter.
bpeoen - boor Den ppper Dnoigt
frem al SorOenl
- See Eplin & Sans for Fur
niture, Rugs, Pianos. Undertake
ing a speciality.
8i foritnar, at Ibeooore 4n.
oerien fornplig bar f66t so acres
2onO al George Smitb / 0prbeoen
Of 0uno College, 6oor an0erien 10
ollereoe Dor.
3be Blair Sboe Store bar Iise
faaet mo gfteroors og 8inters 5or.
inning at fsrite aGasies 5ootsi.
Som og fe.
QioeIoa forItaor bi, OF Weaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
@isFOnsmpbc % entbcrfeit.

af6ol0es / aenoi6a. isis. TO.
3ooember. gei6genoe bp6es DeIfom.
men. q. 2. RieIfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
NOrtb 3afota Sreos' Sconinse.
misunderstanding

NOrtb 9afota Sreos' Sconinge-
misunderstanding
afboIoer, ON @uO pil, lit oarlige
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i @bene5er
Menigbe0 pe0 6Iorton / Oagere ira
ID. Rooember. RgOet begDn0er
me0 8~ltostieneite 5reoag 4ften 81.
~.
Gunner til Bodybuilding:
1. geIiignelien al 0lisiionsarbei.
oct.
2. 9oorleoes ioor ri De unge meo
til DeltageIie i Nisiionsar6eioet?
S. Diren.
@bene3er Renig5eO PEG 5lorton
inobpoer bermeO allie R~isitonsin.
teresiereoe til at fomme o9 Dele DIS.
ie 0oge meo os. De. iom eniter at
ofbentes oe0 Goget beoes meloe De-
res aomane til 6. g. Gbriitenien.
9ao Menig5eOens 9egne.
6. u. 5iortspong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
MisiiOnsmpoe

WfisiiOnsmBoe
afbolOes / CORDOBA, Rebr., fra s.
10. Roo. enboer er bierteIig bel.
fommen.
Bna Nenigbe0ens gegne.
6. g. u oenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
Wisiiunsmpoe

8il QUO, ofboIOes ser @isiions.
msOe i 0ellmorf, 8iS.. ira 14.-17.
geon. 9eiege1oe beOes mel0e iig i
goo lib.
81. % ott6ieien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18
Otto Snntfcs StriIter
til msset HebIatts griI.r.

u meBet Heolnffe Brtitr.
1roens gerOen, for $3.50 M 90
Den ariitnes Gin, fsr.$1.30, M 80
Siortens 3srit, fsr $3.50, nu 80
grfenblomiter, Tor $3.50, mn 30
grso os Sparb. fsr $t.35. mn 30
@lnoe, eioeIie, arbeibe, (st .30) 80
gda aeiiefoO, fsr $3.50, nu 80
5oroanolingerne 9rastbin6)
for $3.50, M Al IN
apoiteIen gauIrs, for 100. mn 40
Sirsanonetsbos, for 81, nu $40
Disie uom9rtebe os peItsnSt, "a.
ger er ale mutt Os sobt insbunh.
ne ! fcmponeret 8inb. OpIoo.t -
besrpniet.
Dan. antb gubI. souf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-18

2ieeioa foritnor pi at Rog-
nus Sobnion berltoe | Gountpet
bar fgbt 8alrfe Garrigans gien6Om
Der | 8pen os oster at fIptte berfno
at 30 til Sorodret.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-19
Life Men Hold Meeting.

An interesting meeting of the Utah
association Of life underwriters was held
at the Commercial club on Saturday last.
preceded by luncheon. The attendance
was good and the subjects discussed
were many and varied
4 question that has been under con-
sderation for sometime past and which
came mp again at Saturdays. meeting,
refers to The length OF time company
has been writing life insurance before
any oil the representatives can become
members OF the stale association In a
number of states the rule Is that a. com
pany must at least. bc ten years old
before its agents can become identified
with the local or state associations,
Quite Il few of the members OF the Utah
organization favor the application OF the
rule 10 their association, while others
advocate no age limit Whatever, Utah
has three life insurance companies,
neither one having yet passed The
tenth milestone Of its career. and 1t was
for the purpose OF having tho agents
representing these companies join the
state life underwriters association that
the friends of the ''no age limit idea
are forcing the issue, No decision Was
reached however II being deemed al =
visablc to first take the matter up with
the officers OF the national association.
Another subject up for discussion and
led by G. y. kipp, was the recent action
Of the officers OF the Modern Woodmcn