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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24
Members of Hooser Colony, n he Teton, harvesting and threshng their first crop.
probable acreage at 100000 acres.
Wheat, which Is meant to include both

probable acreage at 5000 600 acres.
Wheat, which Is meant to include both
winter and spring, will lead with near.
ly . million acres. Flax comes second
with just q shade less that a third OF
q million acres, oats is third with 1885,.
600 and barley will be the minor crop,
with but about 2 1000 acres.
These figures are not the result OF
idle dreaming or of mere guess. They
are compiled after careful! investiga.
ton by W. II. Pierce, the manager OF
the Rocky Mountain Elevator COM
pany. and that company has between
Is and 80 buying points in the four
counties with elev At more than
half OF them. They are made con.
serv alive on the original esttm ate
which resulted from this investigation
and it may be said OF this statement
that the present figures are materially
under the originals produced by the
canvass.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24
Milwaukee Railroad Gossip.

The rumor that the proposed route
Of the Milwaukee through the "sag'
will probably be adopted, is confirmed
by word brought from Chicago by M.
E. Miner, the we'll known stockman,
who has just returned from an eastern
visit. MIR. Miner enjoys the personal
friendship of q. b. Earring. general
So perintendent of the Milwaukee, and
other officials of that railroad system,
with whom he discussed their Mon.
tana operations when in Chicago q
few days ago. From the information
volunteered by these authorities, Mr..
Miner considers it has been almost
definitely determined that the "sag''
route is preferred by the Milwaukee
management.
II vas originally intended by the
Milwaukee officials to build through
the mountains as the most direct route
| between Lewistown and Great Falls,
but this program involved the con.
s%truction Of a 1900 foot tunnel which,
at q alive estimate, would cos,
about 500. 900. The adoption OF the
'sag" route would eliminate this
large expenditure and would add only
about six miles to the length of the
cutoff.
The extent to which the Milwaukee
is preparing for western business is
indicated by the fact that it contem'
plates the expenditure of about $780,
OOO, 900 upon new lines in Montana
and other western states. This pro-
gram Ia believed to be justified by the
increase in population and the traffic
developments that will surely follow
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24

BILLINGS, April 81. Unless the
Montana supreme court modifes the
decision recently made regarding the
liability of county commissioners for
damages growing out of injuries on
the public highways, it is believed the
members of the board in Yellowstone
county will tender their resign atoms.
This was indicated today by Commits
sioner Gwen F. Burla of Hardin, who
said If the decision stands unchanged
he will, in all probability, sever biz
connection with the board. Charles
H. Newman, chairman, said he took q
similar view of the matter.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24
Maria Sch: ache'ki, who is a native of

Maria Sch;ache'k', VINO ls q n0tlve OF
Austria.
j. G. THAN and H. O. Lying, Of
Highwood, who are IN town today,
report excessive moisture and muddy
roads In that section.
A limited supply of Montana grown
bromus iuermis seed, the best drouth-
resisting forage crop, for sale by the
Benton Hardware company.
The annual meeting of the North
Montana Roundup association will
take place Friday aud Saturday, at
Malta. An attr active program of
entertainment for visiting stockmen
has been arranged by Malta citizens.
10 the suit of H. L. Russell VS.. A.
J. Schmidt, which was set for trial In
the district court today, the fling OF
an attic avit of disqualification caused
the continuance of the case. The trial
jurors were excused until Monday.
April 20.
1t is reported tn a construction work
on the Milwaukee railroad south of
this city will be commenced immedi.
ately, and that q large fore, of men
will be employed throughout the sum-
mer. Definite announcement to that
effect was made by Milwaukee officials
at q banquet given 10 Great Falls last
evening.
Official notice is given that a repub.
ljcan county convention will be held
10 this city on Saturday,, May IL,
to select nine delegate to represent
Chouteau county in the republican
state convention t be held at Livings.
ton on May l6. The precinct prim.
aries, to choose delegates to the coun'
ty convention, are to be held May 8.
between the hours OF 2 aud 6 O'Clock
p. m. A feature of the primaries will
be an opportunity for Chouteau coun-
ty republicans to express their prefer
ence for a presidential candidat
The county commissioners of Hill,
county are made defendan in an
other lawsuit, in which ar effort IL
made to cancel the agreement or con
tract made by the board for trans
cribing the county records. The &C
ton is brought in the name of G. H
Vollmer, the complaint alleging tina
the arrangement made with H. T
Grimm for performing the work II
illegal, and asking thai the count!
commissioners be enjoined from doini
business with Mr.. Grimm upon thu
terms accepted. A temporary re
str aiming order has been issued b.
Jud ge Tattan, aud a hearing of tn
N a,ter set for May 6.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24
Annual Certificate For Publication.

State of Montana, Insurance Department, Hell.
ena, Montana, April II, 1912.
Whereas, The Fire Reinsurance Com
pany, located at Paris, in the republic OF
France, has filed in this Office q sworn state
ment Of its condition on the thirty-frst day
of December, 1911, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Revised Codes of Montana of 1897,
az amended, relating to insurance companies
and whereas said statement shows that said in.
surance company has complied with the laws Of
this state relating to insurance;
Coy, state auditor and commissioners of insur'
ance, ex-ofaclo, do hereby certify that said in.
surance company is authorized to transact the
business of nre re insurance in the state, by
agents properly appointed, as required by law.
until the thirty-frst day Of March, A. ID. 1918,
unless sooner revoked by competent authority
of law.
l further certify that the statement shows:
1st. The actual amount Of U. 8.
deposit of said company, Dec.
81, 1911, to be. ..............:$ 10000 90
I'd. The aggfe gate amount of the
assets OF said company, Dec.
81, 1911, to be ................. 776,49 90
bilitles Of said company to be-. 295, y91 66
company for the year 1911 to be 1875 ,o5s 81
9th. The aggregate expenditures OF
to 1eo,a4s 6
$780, SOB 80
In testimony whereof, i have hereunto sub:
scribed my name and affixed the seal OF
Seal my once the gay Y as9 0eo written
State Auditor and COMMISSIONS of Insurance,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24
Annual Certificate For Publication.

State If Montana, Insurance Department, Hell
ens, Montana. April II, 1919.
Whereas, The Cologne Reinsurance
Company, located at Cologne, in the en-
pire of Germany, has fled in this Office a
sworn statement Of ito condition on the thirty
first day OF December, 1911. In accordance with
the provisions of the Revised Codes of Montana
of 1907, as amended, relating to insurance COM
panies; and whereas. said statement shows that
laws of this state relating to insurance.;
Therefore, in pursuance of law, l, c. M. Nc
Coy, state auditor and commissioner of insur-
ance, ex-ofhcio, do hereby certify that said tneur-
ance company is authorized to traneact the bust
ness OF fire Reinsurance in the state, by agents
properly appointed, as required by law, until the
thirty-hrst day Of March, A. D. 1913. unless
l further certify that the statement shows:
1st. The actual amount of U. s.
deposit of said company, Dec.
u, 1911, to be ............:.:.$ 10000 90
I'd. The aggregate amount of the
assets of said company, Dec.
81, 1911, to e................ 1905 500 IS
Sd. The Aggregate amount of liza
bilities Of said company to be-. 1,009,s59 81
company for the year 1911 to be 1,ss2,ss5 OF
9Th. The aggregate expenditures of
to .:....:. l~,l7s.7ee rs
tai 7o,es6 81
In testimony whereof, i have hereuntcc sub:
Seal. m sSy'e osae my the Ss@ S.2 and sn sS1,e %. tit seal Of
State Auditor and Commissioner Of Insurance,
ex-oddcio.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24
Preparing For Big Grain Crop.

With more than 200 steam.power
outfits turning the virgin soil of
northern and eastern Montana and
with scores of plows drawn by horses,
mules or oxen, adding their share to
the grand total, what has been termed
the "Big Basin" country. including
Cascade, Chouteau, Teton and Fergus
counties. will this year Sow more
grain than ever in their history.
Most conservative estimates nut the
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24
Rates from $500 per week up,
according to accom- mod ations
E US HELP YOU
For particulars address

If you are planning on building a home, or a
barn, or any other structure this season, and are
figuring on what the material will cost you, come
in and let us help you figure it. We are accustomed
to that sort of work, and can tell you in a little
while just how much it will cost you. Even if you're
not going to build right away. We'll be glad to make
you an estimate on your bill.
But don't wait until you want a big bill of lum-
Der. We will be very pleased to have your little
orders, for one, or two, or more pieces, and will
always make the price just right.
MISSOURI RIVER LUMBER 90.
Phone 81
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-24
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
a 0rist Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

NoTtnern cXC00nEeS.
Malta Enterprise: This locality ex-
perienced one of the heaviest snow-
storms in its history last Friday night
aud Saturds az. Heavy, wet snow fell
to the depth of eight inches. Forum
tuna tely, the storm a. not followed
by a cold wave and no livestock losses
are reported. Streams we're swollen
by the great amount of precipitation.
Chinook Opinion: It has been No.
nounced that q number OF special game
wardens are to be appointed in North
ern Montana to more strictly enforce
the game laws. The region at the
head of Box Elder, Clear and Beaver
creeks, it is stated will be one of the
sections covered by a special deputy.
Joplin Times: The sites have been
selected for three elevators to be
erected in Joplin during the present
summer, so as to be In readiness to
handle the immense crop OF grain that
Is apparently in sight next fall. The
fact that there is more good land
under cultivation close around Joplin
IL one of the Inducements offered the
elevator people.
Chinook Opinion: The county OF.
fcers of Blaine county have been at
q couple of months now and the
general impression of the people who
have come in contact with their work
IL that they are good set of officials.
They are getting along without un-
necessary deputies and clerks and
economy is being practised in every
department of the county government.
Chinook Opinion: The arrest Of
Loren Talbert and George Forgeylon a
charge of horse stealing and their
subsequent escape from the officers
followed in quick succession Monday
afternoon. Five unbranded colts
and some mares we're missed from
Vernon Buffers pasture near Savoy
and an investig alton showed the prob
ability of the horses having beer
6UOlCu ny UuC WV "Ou ou4SA II
colts we're found in a pasture on Goa
creek and the officer found the men a
Coburg.
Havre Plaindealer: The count,
commissioners of Hill county we're IL
session this week in Havre and allow
ed $500 to defray the expenses of OF
exhibit from Hill county this year a
the state fair. They also very wisel!
granted an appropriation OF $50 90 tt
defray the expenses of the winner
among the boys and girls in a potato
growing and sewing contest respec
lively for Hill county. The winner
, in these contests are to be taken tt
, Helena to be the guests of the stat
fair association fair week.
. Glasgow News: Manager r. j
, Moore, of the Moore Telephone Com
pany, has given out the Information
| that his company has purchased prop
erty in Chinook, where they will pu
In al exchange within the next wee
or two, and they will probably TAX
over the Chinook exchange, givin
the Moore Telephone company contro
of the town, the came as in other town
F. between Havre and Glasgow. Thi
leaves practically an unbroken syster
from Havre on the west to Oswego O.
e the east, with connections both ca:
and west with other long distanc
lines.
Will Not Test New Counties Law.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-18
A. ?. u. HOLDS MEETING


A SO cia ted Photographers
union formed permanent organ
ization at a meeting at the w. o.
w. hall, 1122 w. Madison street,
last night. Following officers
were elected.
E. N. Jackson, president; ].
Lax, treasurer; E. Livingston,
secretary, and ]. Herman, BUSH
ness agent. Sixteen new mem
bers were taken in.
President Fitzpatrick of the c.
F..of L. will address them at their
next meeting at the same place,
Tuesday, September "A, at 8p. m.
-O-O--
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Thursday for
Chicago and vicinity; slightly
warmer Thursday; light to mod
crate variable winds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-18

La Guna, N. M.-Col. Roose
welt passed with an outfit of sew
eral Zuni Indians before the cam
paign moving picture camera.
He made brief platform speech
to wayside gathering at Gallup.
Rome.-Italians inflicted crush
ing defeat upon Turks in interior.
500 Turks reported killed.
Toledo, O.-German Catholic
Central Verein adopted resolu-
ton denouncing Industrial
Workers of World. Father Meir,
St. Louis, advised all Catholic
men to join labor unions.
indianapolis. Henry L. Der
ry arrested, charged with stealing
$500 in cash and diamond ring
valued at $1,000 from Mrs. Rena
Day, Frankfort, Ind.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-18
LATE NEWS

U44 pei I4lllQlCQ pOuA40o was
the cost of cattle at the stock
yards today. An increase in the
price of beef is predicted. High
est price on record.
Harry Finklestein, saloonkeep-
er, 203 S. Canal ST., arrested,
charged with larceny. Mrs. Mary
Elliott, Indianapolis, Ind, COM
plainant.
Fannie Adelstein, 10, $50 Her
mitage av., struck by auto driven
by S. H, Reeves, employed by a
commission firm, at S. Hermitage
ay. and York st. Seriously in
jured., Reeves was arrested, but
later was released.
Mrs. Dora Vogt, 1913 S. Win
chester ave-, took too much wood
alcohol with medicine. Died.
La Fayette, Col.-Geo. Mich
off, non-union miner, severely
wounded in fight here last night
when 500 shots were fired. An
other fight is expected.
Omaha, Neb. = Carload of
babies, homeless and motherless,
passed through here today from
New York on their way to happi-
ness.
They have all been adopted by
farmers along the Burlington Ry.
in Eastern Nebraska.
Terre Haute, Ind.-Ruth Ma
honey, 10, killed and mother in
jured in auto accident at Stiles
vile. The girl was on her way to
South Bend to enter Notre Dame.
Salt Lake City, Utah.-3,5oo
miners in the T Ttah Conner Co
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

bore Wt~enigbeoSfolf paa 8iennerl-
reiie ira 8eIten. ct eget SOUS uil
oqiaa / bsi 8rao itette oct firteIige
,Nrbetoe / oeune Gel al @pen. Sat.
tern Barf er grGnopllnftet / 8rea.
Ter gteu Dorf. 1aa bette ooermaaoe
pigtige Tunft er Der ellers intet fir
feligt IrbeiDe. Oct piIoe ogiaa blipe
Ell Ststtepunft for Dor begpuoenoe
gnmisiiou. Ser / QtiIlionbperne og
oereS Smegn, paa 8iennemgargss
plluftet meQem 6en gamle o. BEN
me 8eroeu, iinoeS Der altiO en- I'm.
oeuoe @efoIfning, iom oct err llnrlt.
Iigt at inmle til faite Wenigbeoer.
Wtan isger MI mere og mere | De
t.ore gner at nda, 90 Iadoiot Iom
mlliqt at iautle De ipreotc Glemen.
ter giennem 9pmisiiouGreu. Site.
oetfor at gnu otter ale otsie | oereS
miolerti0iae Stem og OpboIo5ite0er
- flere bunore0e pad Supuen, /
"~burge5" oiU. - fan ri | ct iuaoaut
Stem bare ct Sonlingsiteo for Dem,
bpor ri qiennem 8u~o5ticncIter.
SomtaIe oQ ltobrebelie al friiteIiae
Bigger og 8laoe fan igge at pinSe
og beoare Dem for SUBS Rige. De
tommer Der og faar fine @reue.
SoaIeoes fom her iiiOr iaa mango
Tom 4472 @rcpe og Goitiuger FOR
iremmeoc. TruGt o. I0ruenoe 4r.
beioe nnpiite3 ifior iii 3t5 Gerio.
ner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
Npalc Haao.

- Scr Ell poifer foIsrt 9roScri
fou man Ipage Dem en- ii Wim,ters
Sio op | en- 9ette meb llnfcnt 0ann,
hpori man bar bapt ell Spileife Ter,
pentin.
Toor Stoal err bIepet ruitet,
arioeS set oper meb Smect Oil %
ltgger ct For Sage, ioa anioe8 hct
oner meb ulpifct aalf, til al Ruiten
er borte. Sao anibes oct otter inb
meo Ole oa rules inb / ct Stpffc
lllotsi, og IGage8 paa ct tort Stch.
- Oil OF EempropoI bnnfe8 no.
ooer pna SpIberne, hoor man er pla.
oct meb Wprer, ioa piI sc ioripinoc.
Vten nan mac ppre f%oriiatiq mpo
oenne Ole og iGtte Den bort bpor
Smaabsru life fan faa tat / ben, oo
Den er aiftig.
- @ronce fan renies cg forupcS
paa folaenoe Woo0e: 8ienItonoer
anioes fsrit ooot cper, ioo oen hper,
fen er ifiboen eler icbtet. Gao
bIanoer man iammen en- Del "Nill-
riutic Icib" I'll TO Dele Sanb o. qui,
Der bette 9oot ino meb Ell &lub. 81.
terpaa, naor bet er tort, gnioe$ oci
oper meo "Speet Cir, Ill Oet er
blQnft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

lot.glabe oa eorneret meb Gitron.
Sflper, ifauret / Spioier.
2arc.Enooins.
Saften bGloes al en- aanoc Gar,
Saren hotfes I'm, % ON Der er no.
gen Ben, tageS De no, ligeleoes
Sfino. 4 Spiieifeer imeltet Smsr
anibeS inc | 6iifen libt eiter Iiot %
arbeibeS iommen meo beune, iaa Oct
blir Ipm en- Seig. 3 sGg pipes
goht, irereS Ell baln Sop fine 9rso-
fr,lmmer. Ieber. Salt og iinhaffet
Teriile. 0ctte bIanoes meb Siifeu
Oct babies op | imurt Sorm iom
"iteomeS" Ell Sime ooer fooeroe
Sonb. Gen ipiieS meo isIaenhe
Saice: gn aop MeIf eipes ct Sp.
foo, Ell Spiieife Corn. Storh uors.
res / li0t folot @auo % rsreS iuo
op | beu foaenoe Ytelf. oa rsreS /
I'll oct er inf oe iepnt. ga bapeS
Saiter, iom por paa 2arcn /, Ell
Sheife Gitron|Sait, Iibt Gcber, Salt
eiter Sntoa % en- Spiieife Smsr.
Scnne Sauce hrIocs runbt Care.
Rltb0ingrn, eiter at oenne err bppI-
bet no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
Saarofpre rnsiiife Surnarter.

Saarbfere rnsiiife &urnartcr.
Walnge ipnes fro, at Spells oe
Gunner er eft og famine Slogs @rsn;
men Der er / Sirfeligbeoen ian itor
Sorifiel paa oiSie TO &ornarter Iont
paa Bprer og 9@bler. Gmner er ct
inf gtapn, % man bar life noget TIL
ibarenbe Iopn poa gngeIif. Spelt5
er en- Tlante al noget lignenbe ITO
ieenbe, men err Dog al en- onoen art.
@aabe Gunner og Spelt5 TANNER
ira <Slanb, bpor Der / piSie Strsg
aples life iaa lioet al bette Slog5
&orn. Ser / Soreneoe Stater aplcs
@mmer ira Grandchildren til bc,
merifanIfe 9u9t, men fun / nogen
b~etpoelig l1oitrpfning olene peitom
ben 9Sbe Wereoian, bpor oet oar.
lige GegnfaIO er FIN Is a 90 Com.
nter.
gmmer er / @irfeligbeoen eft SlagS
Spebe meo flao Ifs. Gen bar me-
item alto SnGrpe, % &ornet itOber
tpt iammen pua IfIet. Set er, iom
ontpoet, en- barofer Blante, iom fla-
rer Jig goot MOB Ssrfe og Ruit.
Hrof. Carleton anbefaler Gmmer
iom en- nprbifltlb 4ornart / opens
nGunte regnfottige Strsg. S Sirfe.
ligbeoen er BET en- aornart, Iom ferit
og fremit bar Serb for SoIf, ser
briper Igerbrug / Strsg, bpor bet err
for lioen aorIig Nebbsr; men Sen er
ofte liee iaa ~lpnnenoe ipm anbet
Smaagrsn Ielp / ggne, boor Der er
&ean nof. Gen itaar gobt oppe,
mooitaar Suit og "Smut" og fIarer
fig, ON BET bIiper fnopt meb &egn
for be andre Slags 8rsn.
Won ifrloe ioa gmmer omtrent
iaa tpft, iom man iaar Soore. Selit
ifulbe BEN blipe "briQeo" og oct iaa
tibltgt ON 8oaren, iom set gaar an,
ba ben fan Itda en- bel Gel @aarfroit.
900 9uibels pr. &cre err oct
aImtnoelige; men Der er Dog opIet
op til 63 8uibels pr. Icrc al Gms
mer ogiaa. 6orreiten er ser ieont
ober life Itor SorifieI poa Gmmer og
Sapre, boob IntaI 9uibelS pr. acre
angaar. Soor Sapren er uoiat for
at "Ipgqe iig", eQer bpor Den an.
grtbes al Hlti:, "Smut" % andre
Spqhomme, er ofte Gunner of fore.
trPffe..
@mmerens NPrinqSoGrbi err mil.
Iigens noget minore eno Saprens og
Spgqens, ifjsnt oerom err Der bog
euonu bette Weninger. Saapiot ri.
bes en- Ser life enbnu fpretaget Or.
%perimenter, iom er at BONNIE efter.
Soor Sapren life gioer gobt no
bptte, fitnoe set ofte bpre l1magen
Oero of foris9e meo Gmmer.
Haar man fjbbcr Sarm.
On Soften eaer tibItgt paa @in'
teren er | 8ritnoen ben bebite Sio
at fisbe Jig Sarm, ifrioer "5arm
anb Some. &isberen bar ba ON.
trent ale SorbeIe paa i'm SIDE.
Sesuben pil aisberen ba iom Hegel
tiaabes at tage 9anbet / 9eiiooeIie
omtrent meh oct iamme. On Sarm
Ter olbrig inauere no END tent paa
Soften, os BET er osiao ben sib puu
aaret, GA aisbereu fan lie sanife
sobt, bpab Slass Sarm ban fisber.
5armens 9eIiggenbeo fommer iOm
Rr. 4. 9eoit pil6e oct 10 pore, ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
s6reoe SDsocfolf ira TGrpoaleu.

&c bar bit Ipit / RIaNene ON en-
Riubeguoe ! 1914 til ERrgodler5 oGrs
oiae trGrgeuSe. Sor at giere en- Be-
aruosIie idu orgGuiiereoe ri o5 SEN ore
C,tUber iioitIeSeu % iuSiutte miolertis
Sige GmbeosmEnS mlSer miolertiSige
gtIooe. ipm Be oil fau eoer tjlieuot RED
ar tribe I'll Setretrreu, 8. =. Rnmian.
gmrrou5, Tiuu. 81 ptLoe iaa gierue f1a
eoer ale meo. men oet er life idd eoot
az fad fat paa ale. men De mna ale
Giere. b0dO De fan og iaruIe / hoer i'm
Greo5. Sc tnH Itrioe I'll Setrstrreu
euer nj unberregucoe, iGr Itdl Dc fud
cher tilieucr trntte grempIarer nf oore
8iIooe. On iom er isot ! Rorge, bus
fer bin boorLeoe3 Ell iutTig Rauo eler
Gpiuoe MATTE eau fra BEN enc til Dem
duosu ON Gintereu % fad ltot pGd
Borg III at leoe AT. % idd drbeioe FOR
oet nrite CONNER for liosn Detailing.
SRut bbor goot Ser or at Der fife bar
big. Su. iGa baaber iea. at oere ales
iaumeu oil oGre med % sioe ri CT Sea
gdr. iom bare 8euterue az itdl uooelsS
beert War. Sad sto M. baoo on tan.
OF iaa ale andre III AZ gtpe snbuu
mere. Sois upgeu oil ntNe mere. ila
I,rip iii SetrstGreu. os ban bill eipe
eoer al Undertaking ~besdnsuaenbe.
u. .. 1paauo, 6oun.
9elmuo. Soma.
G. u. @uoauseu. susierer.
aieiter. Rimt.
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gmmouS. Riun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

7iSIe Gouutper or @rap, Saiten, Steuens,
Wortun, Stanton % @rart, ale flao %
uberprt Hratrte.
Ii tar tlsbt /, 500 at De bebite aonrtiettios
ner al oeune irugtbare Soro % oil iTlge
benz, bellt I'll ~pIrfeItge SettIere, tpr ira
81 800 III $2,400 pr. 8uart.
Sprobunben err opb, rig % ourabei. vi
Sen fan irembringes ale De Npltuger, Ell
tioSmPslig 5arnter oil oprte. Su fan peo
al iorauore bin Brugsuaaoe irentbringe net
on bpao on fortioen auler.
zen eneite 8ruuo for, at bette iortrinIise
Sano er iorblcpet ubrigt. bar MGagel paa
Sernbane. Be lptale Niarteoer tunoe life
mtpotage Screens GrpOutter. Tenne Sin'
bring er M ~iIernet. 9ette Strp9s 6remtto
er Iitret.
Selu roen Setubane bar oenne G9n gaaet
iremGo. 5armernc npIeoe % iplate / 9pbet
al 1911 ortiz llae Groonttcr o. bolot EFT
notwithstanding pTro $1,937,1s, % bauoe
paa Saanoen lite 9unnar 1912 al areaturer
% Ggerbrugsprobutter uGro $3,6S9,042.
3ette er 5remtibeus 2ano. 3uoen iua
gar pil Oct nsouenoiguis blioe en- 3el al bet
ltprarteoe Speocbelte / aouias. aisb MI o.
orag 6oroel al De ~itigenoe Barber. Spts