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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10
11ngbOmsforeninsen i ct. @eoers
Mentgbe6 bar, al forifieIlige

r.EEHL NlE#H" 'LtsfH ONNItS
&irfes Menigbeo bar, al forifiellige
@rnnoe, opiat l16fgrelien af n9lagt-
ningerne" til @%fteraaret, men Spit
Ipillet .&ammeriunferen" % mao
tie ct an6et lille 5tpffe> eller oiperle
ltnoerboloni1g, pil blipe gipet sen
25oe Moi / Dania Sail, iom bebl1-
set / iio1te llge.
Den amerifanifc 1tnitarfirfc, iom
brGnote forrige Sgnbag Mften, bill
blipe gienreilt poa SEN gamle &irfes
@rrno, ifglge 8elutning fattet al
Wfenigbeoens Gr1Itees. &irfen pe11=
teS at blibe h1lot feroig til Sen lite
September S Mellemti0en pil
ltnitarmenigbe0en paa Snobpoelle al
&obbt g. 80. 0einaro al Ben jp0iife
reformerte Menigbeo bolbe fine Mp=
Scr / Oen11e Menig6e6s Spnagoge.
st tll,itreret Turebrae, uSe Mme=
rita fpr1t"> gapes al SSoacbim Mrne=
len 2er6ag Mften paa metropolitan
Sbeater UNDER uMinneapolis Cor
Sen Glub"S og ~Minneapolis S;oint
Improvement Msiociation" glripi=
cier. Dette Sore6rag, er ct SEQ /
Sen &agne, lomz iii fpres fer /
8Den for at .pefte SSnteresien for
n61mDfning al 8pen peb at plante
@lomlter< og @rpntbaper paa ube=
bpggeoe Eomter % pao @aarosplao=
iene. Ser bites 2DSbille6er al
@teoer, bpor ingen Hla11tning el=
Ter l16imDfning bopoc funbet Gteb,
iamt 8ille0er al &aper omfring /
@pen. Mr. 9lr1eien tog ogiao Sub
lifl1m mes fig paa en- 2psbille6tur
til Nortb Dafotas og MinnelotaS
Ererier og til Sc ifanOinapife
2on0e.
Gbr. @oer, bel1 1pc oonlfe Sc
ltanratgr paa 6irjt Mpc. e., bar
Qf en- Gel Henner blebet nnno6et on1
at letDere forloren Sfilpa66e og
oonif Smprrebrd0 ii01te Tre0ag Mf=
ten. ga. 90 in0fa11ot fig, 0erof 4
geor0mn110, @r. 6. 90. 2obn
CSfanoinapen"), Sollrnalilten So11=
ien=Jnbr, ST.. @erner og 81. Mal=
BIT. @f Sc @onifc fan nepnes: 50.
sc. 9ufe, 6. ST., 0uiit, Noul
Senien, $. S. G6riitenie11, $. g.
&ager1lp Gl1geblo0et"), 8. $. Mn>
0erie Sbp. &onom C5anger=
9illen") iart 0'@rr. ScbibsbD,
9orum, @ittenfanip og Steen
meo flere. Me0 ST.. QUITE ion1
S%roitprer flap ingen uoen at iige
ct Tar borgerlige Or6, % 11aar Ser
til fommer, at boa6e be falte og Sc
flD6en6e &arer bar al be6ite &pali=
tet, Ell set 10 Ell @elpf6lge. at set
bleb Ell brilliant often.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

(Jtep.); liz s. y. 1s01tS (2eIH.),
12., IS. g. 5tieger (Dem.).
Sobn 2arienk Sen republifanlfe
aun0iout for Mloer,non / 8. @nr6,
frmpeoc tappert, men blep llogcl,.
Set nrite &alg. ct. &arl bar
lan0ipnligpis for iioite @ong lten1t
n1co Seolcr, Scr bGrer Nopnc paa
oper Ell 5nes &onbiooter, ino6elt
i @rllpper peo Yartifetegneller. Set
nGlte @Dpalg, sen fprite Sirsoag /
Mai 1914, nil blipe bplot UNDER CIT
8cltemmclic / set 11pe Charter ON
&onmnisitonsitpre. Scr bltper bare
ptte gmbeber at beiGttc, Mapor
Comptroller % lefS commissioner,
og Ser bliper ingen Eartibctegncl=
Ter pe0 Nap1enc. 9cle gDel1 tent
MGR poa &onoiootcr til Sc ionlnc
gmbeoer, % ingcll Mlocrmen bel
ges.
Gen forclpbigc SptGllina piicr,
at Mme1oemcl1tct bar crbolot sen
uofrGpebc tire 6%cmtcoeles Majori-
tct. &ommisiionsitprc trG0er /
Strait Gaaren 1914, og Sc @mbe6S=
meno, iom pelges UNDER set 11pc
Gtpre, bill tiltre0e / Srli 1914.
Sbiem18nitcns Mflprin9. Nor6=
fap 2oge, Spn1er at Norge, oil Gre
@enrif Sbien be0 at operreffe 8p=
Ell ct. SAUL Ell 9ronceb1lte al Gig
teren. 9l1lten pil blipe reilt / Como
&arf, og %Mfllpringen oil finoe Stco
5gnong GfternliOOag Ell 19oc Mai.
@l1lten or af0p0e 8%illeObuggcr So
fob 6jel0es Mrbejoe. Gen bar TO-
itet Norofap $1,000. SberrGtfcl=
lestalen nil blipe bol0t al Erof. Su=
illus 6. Olien al @isconlin timber
litet. Mopor Seller nil moOta9e 6en
poo @pens &e9nc. 5oler oil ogioo
blipe bol6t al @intbrop 9. Gbom=
berloin al Minneapolis, &onlul 6.
s. @obe og @alpor Mifelono.
Sc norifc Songforeni11ger pil be-
Urge Sen mulifalite Sci al Fro=
grommet. 8l1lte11 pil fao Yla0s
miot / ct 8lomlterbe0 meo n1prfe
@rontrner lon 9oggrun0 / cit me-
get poffer Elo6s / Mor0peltcns melt
bejenbte &orf. Noromgn0ene /
Minnelotos @oDeOlta6 nil pe0 oenne
M%nleoning fejre Ell fin WinOefelt
for Norges og Sen gprigc &eroens
1tgr1 tie mo6erne 0ramatifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

og Booobri6ge @treets, bber Ggn,
bag 81. 1890 Bormi6oag og 100
@ften. &l. $50 l1ng6omsmeoe
Sen norif=0anfe 8aptitmenigbeos
ungoomsforening me6er / lit 2ofole
bber Ssnoog &1. $50 @fterm., 81.
at Milforo og @ooobrioge cts.
Gang og Muiif al Il. S. @ongtor.
alle 5fan6inaper bierteIie BEL
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

Sun mente BET 9obt. @n Manb,
Der | fin Sis baDoe fert cn Sci Ero=
cesler, blep anmobet ON at ofre en-
&rone iom @jrlp til Ell Yrotura,
tors Sor0efGr0. usSa, mes Tor-
nble1ie," iogoc ban, Der er 20
&roner, goa ioo ben og begroo en-
Snes Stpffer at oen!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10
MunkholmPrint;no Co,

Prince Albertog carrotR River Valley Land ervest
,saer1ig for blan-
Diet Sed, men lad os wise Dem Hveden, vi av-
Ter. Misvekst, Terke, Wind og Haglstorme
ukjendt. Ire Regierings- Mejerier, fire Re:
gjerlngs- Rlevatorer, kun S Mil til Oceanet
bedste Del at Canada tor "In]vestment" ellie,
ct Hem for selvstendige Mend. B%efolknin'
gen er Amerikanere. Hjemsegere, like nys
Gjerrige, 9nskes. Skriv paa engelsk til: A..
N. Hone & Co., Real Estate Dealers, Prince
Albert, Sask., Can. Branch: Birch Hills, Sask
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

."..r.. .F...I H a.
st 8rep. &iGre Sen, / Yelieti>
Ben bar leg ieIb 9rug for mine
Eorme, men nit &igo og 8lob itaar
til &ieneite, leg ffal bilie Dig fra
Some % 8prn, 8nlterne gaar paa
@res % li0er ingen Nso, Sc bejer
MI 900 Guno, % leg lnnges efter
Dig Sit 5pin Tan bu gierne ien0e
mig | Morgen, Mo6ien ifal faa fit
SEPT me6 set fgrlte, Du tan lite
bentc 8rep fra mig iaa mart leg
bill lite bape meo Soar at gjere, jea
bar ellers intet np6t, alt ct beo oct
@omle bos Dtn Sen
Sens @rabitrap.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10


st. DaaA.
"st. ~ 1dan,s' removed to Room
201 Court Block.
We'd Kjeb e1ler Reparation II
Uhre besgg den v~elkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
MD, mobcrnc, 54&Grcliers r8nn'
gallon" for 5alg billig. Man ben.
per,oer fig til Gicren, 1862 Gbarles
Strect.
Gn bicrtelig Sat til ollie DC, JONI
glpoe6c os poa por S6lnbrDllupS.
BAG. On ierlig Sof til @olgatbo
&irfens &pinoeforening for &en9e.
gopcn og sc iml,ffe Momlter.
90. Martinicn % 9l1itrn,
461 Eopping Ctr.
9posfalb. g0min Moro, - Mar,
CT ofgooet peo Dp0en / fine 6orz
nlores, SCR. % Mrs. Mlfrco Noros
Siem, 766 Gins 5treet. San ef=
terlooer Jig Gnfe o. tire imaa 8prn,
Iornl0re iamt fire 8rgore og to
|Spitrc. @egrapelien foregoar GorS=
Sag Gftermio0ag fra 2iitoe & @pl6.
@ammel nurif Settler bpb. Mn=
orep @olporion 0g0e / Sbors0ags
paa 8pboipitolet al 2lngebetGn=
oclie. San efterlaoer fig to Spn=
TIER, Benjamin og @1litop al ct.
Saul, pg to 9ptre, Mrs. M6ert
Gbriltenien al 5tillmotcr og Mrs.
S. 8. Suic al 5pofarc, @aib. Be-
%gropclien foregoor Spn0ag.
@cnrif Sbiens n&un9scmncrnc"
opfprtcs poo @9ubcrt 5beotcr /
M%inncapolis ii0ltc Iors0ag % Tre=
Bag al ~ltniperiitp Dramatic Club" f.,
Ser bor %in0lturcOet Stpffet u16er
Gbos. %. @olts 2eoelie. Spferel=
len roles / Hresi len, og ilGr gjorOc
&obcrt @illpn iom @i1p Nifolas %
@cnrp 9oermonr lom @ert1,g Sfl1le
ltor 2pffe.
Sch 9anmarfs Spnners Mpbe
palgtes felgenoe 11pe 8eltprelie;
Hrrlioent, $. g. Mn0erlen; &ice=
ErGli0cnt, &c. Gprcnien; &urr. &C.
fret9r, 90. 5grcnien; 6inans-Se-
fretrr, Sobn Nielien; &usierer, s.
9. &eterlen; Msiuronce=&osier er,
s. g.. Seterien; Grultees, @enrp ST.
banlen, 6. Ml1nfbolm oq 81. 2aurit.
fen; 8ibliotbefar, Gbrilt Mtcolapie1
og SIS. Gilbert.
Selpmorb, Mugl1it Carlton, 6e
9lor, Soutb st. Saul, 6egif @elp.
moro @an0ag @ftermiooag pe6 al
tage &arbolipre. @on par bleper
iinosforpirret iom 5plge al Sora
oper, at bans @uitru for nogle Nar
lioen opoe / en- @asolinulpffe. San
efterloOer Jig to 0etre, Mrs. @uloo
Sobnion og Miis Nettie Carlton, og
5pn11en Mrtbur, ser ollie Dor /
Sol1tb ct. Saul.
-
@n Mtnoe9mbstieneitc for Menig.
beoens ofogOe Mc0lemmer pg Dem,
iom er begrabne UNDER &irfens &c:
lprgelle Dil blipe ofbol0t / ser
0anif=norife @olgatba Strife, 19t
Ibomas Street, poa f%gritfommeno,
Sgn0og 6ormi00ag 81. 1890. Or
Nrel Maolen oil be0 6enne 2eiligbe(
tale oper @mnet: n&riltus - 81
oen5 9oelGgger". @mnet oeo Mf
tcnmpoet, lom afbolOes paa engelif
bil blipe: v1be Goll1e Of SSnitia
:ipe".
&al9et. Mopor &erbert IS. Sci
Ter blep 5irsoag gienual9t til Mopo1
LAT ct. Saul me6 cit Elurolitet a
1913 Stc1nmer ODER Otto 8remer
bans oemofratiife Mooi tonoer. &e(
Ter fit 1926 og @remer 1878;
lStcmmer T~pmnfrntpr,1p foor Sol
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10
MINNEAPOLIS.

SIT. @npcrnpr Sobn 2ino og
0otter, Miis SSennp 2ino, refer Sen
16. Mai til Baris, bbor Sc oil trpf=
fe Mrs. 2in6, Miis @innifre6 9in6
og Sobn 2in6, Sr.
Toreorag. Or. @briltian 8. 2an=
&c, ti6ligere Sefreter be6 Nobel=Sn=
~ititlttet / &riltiania, bol6t igaar,
Sns6ag, 6ore0rag / uniberiitetets
8ibliotbefs= 8pgning ODER @mnet
u@oag=&onferencer, 6orti6 % 6rem=
tt6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

@rbllup. ST. @iels 30. $brgen=
len, ti6Iigere / v@bicogo @tore" paa
@e6ar Mbe., men MI oniot / Mrnetts
department Gtore / Mber6een, g.
Dof., og 6rf. Marte 6. 81. HeterIen
egtebie6es Eors6og Sen 2. Mai al
Faitor Sarpgaar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10
St. paM.

"st. FL Nd1hm1B' removed to Room
201 Ooaft Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

2crerem: ~&an nogen al jer
fere ct 8epis for, at SSoroen CT
run0?"
9rengen: $50, for ellers tunbe
Der 10 life bore noget, Ser beo
Observation-Disclosures"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

Man lar b%ere9net, at e1 flpbenoe
Drn / fine Singer mao uoptflc oper
to @eiteS &roft.
Trnen: u0ottor, bbiS Sc gisr
mig fritz, iao = opr ieg al @le=
Sci"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

Grrre Salopner. Yoa neIte 3d.
raa6Sme0e pil alderman Scooter al
Ste @ar6 inobringe ct 6oriIag ONT,
at Ser u6npbnes en- &omite pao el,
Mloermon fra bbert @ar6 til at u6-
arbei6e en- Blon for &e6rttion af
&ntollet al @alooner og en- 8or>
bsielie af acknowledgements, iaa Bpe,i
lite tober no9et / Sn6tegter fra
@oloonbebilinger. 6or nerbere>1=
De foiter en- Saloonbepilling $1,000
Naret> og ser er 408 Golooner.
CAB % alle blioe Slmejesere, iaa~
mart Slueti6en begpn6er. Drpb
Sen meo Gift % paa enbper mu-
Zig Moo6e. ct 61uepor, iom
begpnoer fin &usboloning / Moi,
bill babe 1911, 600, 900, 600, OO0,,
0 100000 Gfterfommere in6en
@eptember, beriom intet ubelo RAM
mer Dem. l1n6eriegelier, iom for
beret anitillet pe6 2aboratorier, bar
bepiit, at 6ll1er ofte bprer Millio=
ner orebenoe 8ofterier mes fla.
Mortb SIDE Gommercial GLIB
baooe Monoag Mften @olg pao ipp
9irefterer. @ubbens Direftion be.
Itoor al 21 Me6lemmer, bporof 7
b9lges bbert Mar for en- Eern1in a;
tire Ior. De bolgte bar: OR. Miels
Snel, S. S. Camel, so. g. 8pe, $.
N. 2eigbton, @illiam 2obff, CLAUS
Sobn1on og 9. 4. Moriolais. @Iub-
bens Me6lemsantol CT BOB. Diref-
ttonen meote igoar Mftes for at bel
&c @mbe6sm9n6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

S%er9enten It'll en- ipoiif Mefrut,
joni filler upalfet til EaraOen):.
u&pr, Sc Ser, lille Gobn, tror Sc
inte, Sc fu' bore paa Gioer1, at 0e
tog Gem Ell Spaoieretl1r. gjennem
u0et rp6e SAB" igjen?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

We'd Kjdb e1ler Reparation If
Uhre besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

Sc pasier ia,nmen. u@puo er
Set, gliic, Sin Mano for logt, at
ou al0eles life posier for bam."
rMob, min Mano CT ct ltort 5oa=
rebopeoe, og icg pasier inan1uno
ll0mgrfet til bam."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

ND, moocrnc, 5-&ereliers r8nn-
gallon" for @ale billig. Man ben-
pe,,oer fig til gicren, 1862 CHARLES
Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

Gn bjcrtelig Sat til ollie &c, lon1
glpoeoc os paa ppr Splpbrpllnps=
Dag. Gn ierlig Sof til @olgotba
&irfens &pinoeforening for &en9e-
gupe1, pg SC iml,ffe Momlter.
90. Martinicn % 9ul tr1t,
461 Eopping Ctr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-10

&al9et. Mopor @cr6ert IS. Sell
Ter blep Iirs0ag gienpalgt til Mapor
at st. Saul meo cit ElurQlitet al
1913 Sterntner ODER Otto 8remer,
bans oemofratiife Mfooltonoer. &el=
Ter fit 1926 og @ren1er 1878
Stemmer. 2emofraterne faor 0o9
Mogten i 8proaoet. SEM Demofro=
ter pg fire &ep11blifonere polgtcs til
@slemblp og lpp 9emofroter og fem
&ep1blifomrc til 8por6 Of Ml6cr=
men.
Gre Mmenbementcr til @pens
! Gbarter blep beotaget, bporof ct
bcltemmer en- M Stpreform / Sig
beo me6 neutrality-suspicious..
g.. 81. Tabrnsmortb, Geprblifa=
ner, blep bolgt til 8pfosi erer oper
otto &oblano, 0emofrat, og @oior
g. s. @anop, &ep1blifancr, er
polgt til Controller oper 9. S. Sui
lipan meo Ell 8l11ralitet of 267.
Eli MSiemblp polgtes s: 81. @une.
6ranf Doerg, @inn 8omcrs, Sen
RI. g. &oos og CHARLES Gerber, De-
mptroter> % Oscar Seller, 81. 8.
@are, 8. $. Micbauo og 6. 6.
Mable, &ep1blifonerc.
De balgte Mlbermen er: 1. @aro,
is. 81. Sberg Mep.); g., @illiam
@oum1eiitcr @ep.); g., &enrp Mc-
Coll Eem.); T., 6. S. Murnonc
s., 6reo Mfur1la11e (Dem.);
g., S. 9. @plan6 @em.); z, Seq
pitt Corning (@ep.); s., Soiepb Go-
ientbal, ST. (&ep.); g., 90. S. Erop
'(Dem); TO-, 6. e. Montgomerp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Table girl and kitchen woman wanted
at the hotel Otis
See the linen goods on sale displayed
! in window at Naughan's
Why not get that school dress now and
save the discount Henry w knight
st. Johns court. No. 522. will hold its
annual picnic and clambake at Dewey
park Saturday, July 27.
Antoine LaVete of North Main street
lett this morning for Woodsville. ~ II.
where yhe will visit for few days with
friends. 4a
Charles Klein OF Central street, who
has been visiting at Waterbury for the
past few days, returned TO this city last
night.
Regular meeting OF is. Johns court
No. 522, G. o. f., Thursday evening,
April %. A full attendance is requested.
Important. I
Miss Flossie Cay of South Main street
leaves tomorrow for Sugar Hill. n. H..
where she will be employed at the Sun
set Hill hotel for the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Dwight Cutler of Jeffer.
son street and Miss Grace Wood leave
this evening for Nicholyille, \. r.. where
they will visit for week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gould, and daugh
ter, Glenora, of Spaulding street, who
have been spending few weeks in camp
at Curtis pond in Calais, have returned
to this city.
Miss Evelyn Wilson Of Waco Texas.
arrived in this city Yesterday and will
visit as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
f. PERRIN of East street extension. Miss
Wilson formerly resided in this city,
going to Texas about three years ago.
Wednesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; l.. j. Altman. Boston;
T.. J.. Wallen, Portland Me-; n, R. Farm
ham, Williamstown; F.. g. Clewley Bur-
lington; ]. J. Smith, Burlington; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Waite, Boston; L. Smith,
Woodsvile. y. H.: A. B. Carter. Brat
tleboro; James johnson, Mortified.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-25

THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RAGS.
rubbers, metals, iron and BEETLES; also second
hand clothes and shoes. III you have any thing
to sell, telephone or write to Mr. Abram Fine,
IS Maple Avenue, city. Tel 2a4-ia. i1it6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-25

HoUsEwoRK WANTED = A young woman
with a child of three years would like place
to do housework. Address Mrs. Anna Clark.
Barre, VT. ilttss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-25
roo LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

WANTED - One good isttsr-cutter. Steady
work The Central Granite Company, Smith
Street Hits
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-01-30
The North Border Brigade.

Woonsocket, S. D., Jan. 26.-
Freeman-Tribune: | see
in the Freeman Tribune a reference
to House Bill No. 779. introduced by
Mr.. Rucker Of Col. and looking to
pensions for Indian war veterans,
who served on the western frontier
80 days or more, from 1865 to 1880.
According to the dates given here.
this bill will cut of all soldiers who
served in the North Border Brigade
OF Iowa, In 1862 and 1868, from the
fact that they were mustered into the
service In September, 1862. and
mustered out In September, 1868.
The history OF the North Border Bri-
gade is given in THE Annals OF
Iowa" for October. 1902.
1t seems to me that common JUS
tice requires that this bill should be
amended SO as to include that bril-
gade. With respect,
n. M. Lucas.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-01-30
An Exciting Time.

Lee Lichtenberger. son OF Mrs. E.
who resides on West
Second street, had quite an exciting
runaway this morning. He was
driving the horses to the city for his
older brother Percy. one of the rur-
al mail carriers. The horses were
walking quietly along when one Of
the reins became tangled in some
manner, frightening the animals
and they started running at top
speed. When they reached the Gran
dali & Company corner they turned
south. The sleigh was overturned
and one OF the horses fell to the
ground. A spectator fastened to
their heads and held them until the
boy could get out of the sleigh. The
extent of the damage done is one
broken runner OF the sleigh and a
few small scratches upon the boy.
This is the second time in the past
two weeks that Mr.. Lichtenberger' s
team has run away. The escape OF
the young man unhurt this morning
is little short OF marvellous.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-01-30
PRIZES AND GRADES
WON TN SHORT COURSE
Examination Papers Have Been Re
ceived From the Ames College
Officials.

The examination papers have been
received from the officials in the
state college at Ames who had
charge of the recent short course in
this city. The prizes won and the
grades made by the contestants in
the corn and stock grain Judging are
as follows:
First prize, Maynard Mckee,
grade S4A. Second price. w. H.
Crosby, grade 90. Third prize, B.
NJ. Pringle. grade 92A. Fourth,
James A. Yungclas, grade s2A
Fifth. Ernest Schweppe, grade 81
Sixth, G.. w. Groves, grade 91h
Seventh, Glen Hill, grade 81.
In the domestic science course,
Miss Leona Ruppel won the prize In
the ladies contest. In the girls con-
test, Miss Katie Stafford won frs,
prize, and Mildred Hoot second
prize.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-01-30
A Helpful Sermon.

Rev. T. w. Owen preached 2 very
interesting and helpful sermon at
the Methodist church last Sunday
morning on "The Putting on OF
Christ"
The sermon was on the words
found in Romans l3-14-"But put
We on the Lord Jesus Christ, and
make not provision for the flesh. to
fulfil the lusts thereof" The address
abounded in practical points, calling
attention to the beauty and attrac-
tiveness Of sincere Christian life.
1t was forceful appeal for genuine
ness in Christian living, and made a
good impression upon the congrega-
tfon
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-01-30
Took Their Appetite.

A day or two ago something hap
pened to couple OF farmers resid-
ing southeast of town that they for
got to tell their wives when they ar
rived home from a BUSINESS visit 70
this city. It will be remembered
that there has been some cold wealth
err in this region OF late and that a
man who has been riding through
the raw wind sometimes imagines
that he needs something to drive the
chills from the spinal column. Well.
the two tillers Of the soil who had
this unpleasant experience wanted
something to take. They finally sue
.ceeded in getting pint Of bourbon
the genuine stuff that prints land
scapes on the brain and leaves that
dark seal brown taste in the mouth
the morning after. The bottle OF
medicine was carefully wrapped in
paper and when the cold became un-
endnrable the possessors removed
the paper from the neck Of the bot
tie and took several big swigs. II
was mighty good, too, and they re-
peated the pleasant operation Of
sampling it quite frequently. Fin.
ally, when nearly all Of the content:
Of the bottle had been put where +
was supposed to do the most goot
the paper was stripped from tn
flask, and there in the bottom o
the bottle, in sweet repose, lay :
dead mouse, tail and all. The bal
ance of the story need not be writ
ten. At last reports the gentlemen
were still clinging tenaciously to tn
water wagon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-01-30
THE LAST DAY in OLD
CHURCH BUILDING
Next Sunday Will be . Day Of I'm
usual Interest for Local
Methodists.

Next Sunday will be- the last day
that the Methodists will worship in
their old church building. It is plan
ned to make the day one Of unusual
interest, and it is expected that the
membership and friends will crowd
the building at these services.
A week from tomorrow the work
Of razing the building will COM
mence. 1t is hoped to have the
grounds cleared and the excavating
done for the new building by March
18th. During the time that building
operations are in progress, the con-
gregation will worship in the dis
trict court room.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-01-30
The Chicago Glee Club.

This fine musical organization will
appear at the armory opera house
next Saturday evening, it being the
next number on the winters lecture
course given by the ladies Of the
Methodist church. After appearing
in an entertainment in York, Neb.,
the Times Of that city said: ss"The
power and sweetness Of their fnstru-
ments was a revelation"
The admission to Saturday nights
concert will be so cents for adults.
Students, IS cents. Children under
IL, Is cents. Tickets for sale at
Teed's. preserved seats. d1