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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

The Christiania Music society gave
its concert for the season of 1912
Nov. %, under the direction Of the
able and popular director and COM
poser, Wilhelm Stenhammar. The
concert was one of the great musical
events of the season and attracted a
large audience. From a financial
standpoint also 1t was n Of the most
successful of it's kind that has ever
been held in Christiania.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
I. + + + !. 4. Il + 4. 1. = = 1. + + + +
+ DENMARK. +

+ DENMARK. r.
!! + 4. 1. + !. 4. + i. + + I. + 1. + + +
The Christmas holiday in Denmark
Is observed In a most charming man,
ner and it will be interesting to know
that in no other country, except posi-
bly, in Sweden, do people go in for
such merriment, eating and feasting
as just in Denmark. Christmas eve
of course is the great time for re-
joicing In Denmark. No Christmas
dinner is complete without the risen
grod"-rice porridge boiled In milk
and served with a cupful of sweetened
beer, butter and cinnamon. Hidden in
the rice is an almond and the lucky
person who finds it receives a special
gift. Either a goose or turkey fol-
lows the risengrod and the sweet con
sists of a tart with prunes. Then
comes the event of the festival, the
exhibition of the Christmas tree. The
doors of the largest rooms in the
house, which have been jealousy
guarded for days by the women folk,
are flung open to show the historic
tree, blazing with lighted candles, gay
with decorations and laden with gifts.
Young and old then form q ring
around the Christmas tree and dance.
Christmas hymns are sung and the
tree is despoiled of It's presents.
Games similar to those enjoyed in
Sweden pass the time merrily until
the sleepy eyes of the children give
warning that the night Is far ad-
vanced, when with hymn and song the
fejoicings are brought to an end.
+ + +
The recent storms along the west
ern coast Of Denmark were terrible
and the w~reckage along the coast tes-
titles to the awful loss Of life and
property on the North sea. All kinds
Of articles from wrecked ships were
thrown upon the shore and near
Ringkjobing fourteen dead bodies
were picked up In the course Of only
a few days.
Rev. Harold Ostenfeld has been ap-
pointed bishop to take the place of
the late Bishop p. Madsen. Rev, Os-
tenfeld was born In 1864 and ordained
In 1887. He has been president OF the
Ministerial Association Of Copenhagen
for a number of years and active and
influential as a member of the board
Of the Copenhagen church fund.
MARION 8. NORELIus.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
gorbereitnns Der Sale.

Die 9erfiigung 5ieIt oaraui Of,
Dem Suitanoe elm @noe az MAIDEN,
oab anp1lte Dor Dem 8eriht erifei-
men. penn lie nift our gntgesnuns
auf Die arsumente Der @egenpartci
por6ereitet iinb uno Damn bas Ser
fahren p~er3osern. inbem lie Dem
@eridlt grgdn5ungs. Sdrifti6se elm.
reifen. Die iih nit Den ausfiibrun-
gen Der 8esner beihaffigen. 0as
@eriht bot audi aneefiinoist, Dab es
in 3ufunft feline Shrifti6se mebr on.
nehmen miro, nadoem Elm San ihon
miinblih ~rerbanoelt moroen lit.
Eie neiie @erfiisuns ioa ober fiir
ben AuJenblid nod nidJt ftreng ourh.
eefiibrt peroen. neil nod feline &c.
brudten Mbidriften berielben porban.
Den Iino uno Der Mnmaltfammer 9eit
geaeben meroen ion, I'm iif nit ocn
@~eitimmunger Der leaen 0erfiigung
befannt 81 MAIDEN.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
OF INTEREST TO
SCANDINAW|ANS
Recent Happenings in This
Country and Abroad.
GREAT ECONOMIC CHANGES

"White CoaI' Working Wonders In In
dustrial Progress in Sweden-Bili tG
Abolish Tax Paying Qualification foi
Women Voters May Pass Next Year
In Norway - Denmark Observes
Christmas Holiday in a Charming
Manner.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

over three and a half million
crowns worth of shares have now
been sold for the new America steam
ship line and it is believed that by
Jan. / there will be fully 5.000.000
subscribed. This means that
the financial END of the venture Is
practically assured.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
DoN'TS.

Don't throw green corn nubbins to
the hens. Throw them into the hog
pens.
Don't delay to market young ducks
when in top notch condition. The,
will drop from 6t to nit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04
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+ NORM AY. !.

y - Il = - - r. y - = = - I. = + 4. :.
The parliament of Norway in 1901
granted municipal suffrage to all
women who in the country districts
pay taxes on an income of 800 crowns
(about $3.50, and in the cities on one
of 400 crowns; and they were made
eligible to serve on councils and grand
and petit %juries. After the strenuous
efforts on the part of women the par
Lament, rather the storthing of 1907.
by a vote of SO to %, conferred the
complete franchise on all who pos
sessed the municipal. This included
about 300 900 of the half million wo
men. They were made eligible for
he storthing and at the first election
in 1909 one vas elected as alternate
or deputy and last year took her seat
with a most enthusiastic welcome
from the other members. In 1910,
by a vote of II to 10, the tax paying
qualification for the municipal vote
was removed. In 1911 a bill to abol
ish it for the full suffrage was carrie,
by a large majority in the storthing.
but lacked five votes of the necessary
two-thirds. 1t will pass next year.
More than twice as many women as
voted in 1907 went to the polls in
1910 at the municipal elections. Last
year IFS women were elected to city
councils, nine to that OF Christiania.
This year 21S were elected and $40 al
ternates to fill vacancies that may oc-
cur.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

Business conditions are in excellent
shape in Drammen. The banks OF
that city have been doing a splendid
business and all of them report sub
stantial surpluses. There has been
great deal of building going on in that
city lately and real estate has been
coming right to the front in price.
the city seems to have a bright future
ahead, lots of new people are moving
in right along and many new bust
ness houses are being established
there.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-04

DR.. P. p. Walderstrom, who has
made several visits to America and
who has been the moving spirit among
the so called Mission Friends. has
lately gone to London to consult witt
the British Foreign Bible society witt
regard TO publishing a New Testamen
N me Keshgar language Of Turkey
The Mission Friends have conducte,
successful work In Turkestan and Il l.
proposed nov to publish a New Tesla
men in that particular language.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
! Snterenant<s Mutrlei]

9ie 2uftibiffer Sobn 59afer bon
Seem Orleans nnb Mobert @Qiot bon
8rooflpn iino BON Chicago nad
@aibington qbgereiit, no iie iid Bel
Der grie@Hden @eian0tidoft fir Gen
Mrmeeoienit auf bent @nlfan antper-
BEN laiien tper6en. Das arrangement
lit orrd sen bieiigen 9rie@iiden @on-
Jul gemadt porben. Die 2lfti6if-
fer aper6eu 5tpei bon Den Meroplmren
fibren, sic Dor mebreren @oden nad
bem 8alten abgeidiM tporben lino.
@eb. 6. g. @uepmaro bon Tacoma,
@aib., &farrer Der 81. Dreifaltig-
feitS- @emeiatoe gu Sree Sorts, Mort.,
lit 5um reiien0en @in1panoerurgs=
Igenterr ser Milpaltee & 81. 8altl-
8abn ernannt tpor6em un6 51par 0ur6
ben r-Agenten &ib-
bano. Aub ion Ser genarnte @err
bereits iein 1rel1es Mmt ibernonnmen
Ct lit 6er erfte r0miid+fa-
@eiitlide altf Der 8ablliite
elmer auteritaniiden giienbobn. @a=
ter @uepmnro bat sic @rlaubnib er-
feline @emeinbe aeit1peiIig gu
berlalien uno sic &oloniintion Don
I'M Smttb @iner @ouep,
gu iibernebmer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

Mad Dem Sabresberidt oes Gene
r~olar5tes Sornep bon ser 8un6es-
arn1ee lit 6ie 3eit ser Dienitunf6big=
felt tpegen &%rmrfieins unter Sen far-
bigem Srl1ppen Ger 8unoesarmee fir
ger als unter Sen meiBen Erupper.
Ser 8ro8entiab Ser @rfronfunget
unter oerp e~riteren mar 1888, ser I'M.
ter Sen lebtere1 mar $500. SIN n0<
gemeinen tpar Der @ro5entiab Ser
6dne BON Dienitunfdbigteit in Der
Mrmee infolge bon @rfrna1fltng urb
@erlebu1tg 1928 per 1000. Sic
8nbl ser Go6esfdue inter sen Grl1p-
per NOR 1nabrenb 0es nbgelaufenen
Sabres 348, poratnter 148 infoIge
bon @ranfbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
&artenbanier.

@ns 1T ei1t &ortenbaus? @os
fin1 NlGne ur6 tpus sic @offnl1ngen,
Die ser Meni1 BON ser 3ufunft ob<
bdneig madt? @leiden sic nidt eli
nem 5piel @arten> 6os Die fin6Iide
San6 iiber einar16er 3l1 3eItbe1 o1f<
getbirmt nn6 sic Ole Geiieite @eriibr
rltrg gum Ginitur3e bringt? Der
Menid, ser ii9 nit &offnungen
nabrt, Ole bonig obne 8eredtiglt1tg
fin1, gleidt einem iol6en &in6e, Sos
ftb an ieinem &urtenbau erfre1tt n1r6
6os nidt niioe miro, bie 3eItden im=
m1er mieoer ibereinonoer GIT ididten,
menn fie in iih 5uimmengeitiir5t
fin6. 8, foinnten bod ole iene BON
iiber &offnatng 8eieligten Elm eben
BOB iie 5umeiit einem Monf6me nod<
iagen! @iebteI r1ukGos bingebrod&
.88eh fomten fie getpinner, tnie pieIe
Gnttdnidungen blteben ibnen eripart!
Gin Menid, Ser 6os MaB ieiner
&rafte fennt, berlargt nie nrmogli-
dies bon ser ut,gemiien un6 ber-
idleierten 8ufunft. Gr meiB genalt,
mas er erboffer fonrt unb 6orf ur6
,pirft Mues, mas 6oriiber biral1sgebt,
lei6ten @er5ens iiber 8ourb. Sc 1T
tbm ,riht Iei6 6orum!
@R idor- iagt Ser @oIfsmun6:
Bas millft D1 IN Ole Serne idhueifen,
iieb, 6as @ute Iiegt 10 nab!-gs lit
@batiode, onB Ben Meniden 1tidts 10
iebr an Ser Musiibung ieiner 8flid-
ten binbert, als Der Sang nn6 baS
Sebnen nod i11t,erbofftem Slid. Gin
@lud, 6as man iuden min, bleim tief
berborge,. Dus Slid gebt ieine els
ge1en Nfa6e. Tins nidbt 3l11t mi1toe<
iten ildt es gernoe Die ;ali, bic gor
nidt an fetpe Spur be1nten.
@ie marnigffn4 iinb nidt Die Gnt-
t6uiidutpgen, Ole a111s sic &offn11tg
atf Slid bringt! Dns aber madt
nerDos u1rb itl1n1pft Den Geift nnb
Die 4orperfrdfte iutn1er mebr ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
Cine Ghredensnodf

@s gibt tpenige Mdid]te, 4peI9e
idredlider ftt6, als 6ieierige elmer
Mea1tter, 6ie onf; lift erifiGeroes, nod
Suit i6nappenoes @in6, fdaut Bel ei-
1teatp Mnfan bon 5tidbuien, n1po
tpem nidts I'm &a11fe III, ibm 9iuoe-
rllt1g ar bringen. Monibe Mutter
bat S9redensnadbte in 6ieier Gage
5ugebradt. Gin bisden @orbeoodt
miro es gn6 ert1pooIide1, an bieient
;Dor3rtbe1gen. GbamberIoi11g &uiten-
Maittel iit Elm idereg Setlmitd ae.
gen Stidblpitef, lt1lo man peibb niht,
bob es e erfolgIos bIieb. &altet es
our Sano. 33u taltfen bei ouen Sano
Iern. Mn8eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

God ME fii6 See grtrinfenoe onei-
men 5trobbaIm Hammer, 10 bdIt Ser
Meni4 in ieinem @abre nod ben
letter &eit bon triigeriider Soffnltng
feit 1ino gebt idlieBlb nit ibr u1ter.
Dorum fret bon Mnem! Gin flarer
Slid, geit1blt in ridtiger grfennt-
niB Ser @erbaltniiie, betnabrt uns,
b0ridten BIdnen nad5ubangen. Gin
tbdtiges 2ebenl Gle Mrbeit madt
SUIT urt6 9ibt uns ihlieBIid Die boll-
tie 8eredtig1ng, nng @liid gu ertuar<
ten, oas mir Under atr6eren umitdim
ben bergeblid eriebnt baben miir0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

Die italieniide @egier1tng bot cine
etgene @ommifiion ei,geiett, sic Der
eri9reGenoen 3l1nobme bon @erbre-
den BON &inoern entgegenarbeiterr
ioa; mdibrero i'm Sabre 1905 III
.ssdtoIien 10000 Sinner tpegen began
gerer @erbreden beftraft tpur6en, lit
6ieie 3nN I'M Sabre 1910 auf co.
600 geitiegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
NamilienfreiS.
Der sdmers ais Menidenersieber.

&ommt str Elm Sdmer5, 10 balte itin
nm0 fruge, mos er bon Sir min.
1ie en'ge 2iebe i9ift sir teinen
8loB oarum, bob gu m0geit meinen.
8ir ffoijnnen bes Shmer3es in Die
lem 2ebem ni6t entratben, menr1 mir
l1s niht ielbit perlieren tpoQen. @r
lit Der @ottesbote, Ser unter ieinem
onntlen @epanbe 5riihe perbirgt,
Die Der Sonnenidein oes @Iids ME
De5eitigt bdtte. St lit Ser itl1mme
Sells, ben Die &anb @ottes in bieie
@elt bineingeidleuoert bat, oamit
Ole 8oge bes SCREENS oufibdume un6
@eiit mer6e. @r lit ser itrenge 3udt<
meiiter, Der ber unmiinoigen leitet,
oob er reife.
GntreiB Dm Die f0itIiden Srii9te
oes &immels, Ole er unter ieinem
Mattel trdgt, -iiber sic Strait oeines
Settles an Der @lippe, oie 10 raub in
6ein 2eben bineinfdbrt, perpanole
Ole 3uhtrutbe in sen Stab Moies,
ser Dem Telien Die friide @oiier=
quele entlodt - uno aus 5ettliher
Erorer 1T epige Sreube er1pabien.
8ie ein Menia ii6 gum sdmer5
ite4t, haran miBt ii6 iein innerer
@ertb. Cole geatl1re11 madien un6
reifen inmerli6 6ur@ 2eD un6
S4mer5. @ie 5abllos 1T Sic Menge
Der 5ra1een, ole itiu un0 obne @Iage
tagaus, tagein Dem 5dmeroe ifine
gebalten babet unb 6oriber gu iener
Miloe unb lauteren @einbeit, 5u' ie-
ner ftinen &obeit, innerem Grgebung
:uno @elaiienbsit eereift iino, bie ser
ifhti0nifte Sdmud einer Srar fin6. I'm,
obiebbar lit 6ie gdoor 6ieier DuIoe<
rinen urb @el6inet1, Ole unter brem
unb 2ei6 nod &roft fanben,
81 troiten, fremoes 2ei5 un6
frem6en @,nr1er gu lin6ern. @er
bat Die Gbrdnen ge5dblt, 6ie in ser
getpeint tp11r6en tper bat sic
peridapiegenen Seuf5er geb6rt, Ole
unbelani@t bon ser @elt iber sic
tamen, bon 6rauet, sic itarf
un6 mutbig 6em Sdmer5 in's Muge
ioben unto fih bon ibm nidt belegen
ooer breden lieBen?
@ir SHE 5itter1p Dor oem S9mer5,
unb 6od min er unier better Sreunb
auf @roen fem. @enr er inns nit
@utben idIagt, 6aB mir ouf.
I6reien modten, tbl1t er es rtidt
rms tpebe gu tbun, ion5ern Inn uni're
gu itGbIen. Sour. a11s ser @lntb
oes @dmel65ffelters gebt 6as G6elgo5
rein 1n6 lauter berbor; MIR 1nter
@anrmer 11n6 MeiBel oes @init=
(erS partoelt ii6 ser Marmorblod
bollen6eten @ltnftmerf. @ir
5raud,en 6os gdmel3feuer 1es Set
Reg anb Der S6mer3en, 6omit UNI
ere See1e lnuter u1rb rein tpur6e 11n6
rel bon bdBliden ShIaden; ser
6arnr1er 6es 2ei0es muB auf uns
nte0eridfa9en un6 Ser i6arfe Met=
gel 6es Sbmer3es an l1ns iein @erf
bun, men1 MIR Meniben I'M @oQ=
inn 5es @prtes tper6en apoIGen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
s. 8. @Iouqa1iit, Eth mob4betontp

s. g. 8Iomq1iit, eir tuobibebonrr
ter @nufn1a,1t bon gs6niIe, Sis,
gilt on: .Meite Grou bdt Golep's
8onep at6 Gar COMPOUND fit 6og
bette &l1ftenmitteI auf 6em Marfte.
sic bat beridie6e,1e 5orten ge-
broa,dt, nber Goleps ,Sonep & Ear
COMPOUND bringt Sic beiten &eiula-
tie" Dos Bette fit @@inoer uno Fit.
yertpadiene 8erioren. gntbdH feline
Dpioten.;" MoIitor Drug SO Mn-
.3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

9ie 0iterreidiide @egierung tpi6
in ser fomupe1r0en 5ogurg BEG Mb-
geor6netenbalties 6emielben eiruet
@eiebenttpltrf unterbreiten, 1urddJ mel.
den Die 8e3iige 6es romii@-fatboli-
iden @Ierlisu ionie bes &Gerlls bes
griediife1 urb runtdniiden @itllg in.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

Ser Dampfer .@orcobooa" Ser
u&apag" -2inie bat nod 10 Gage nod
Mbfabrt bon &omburg auf Dem @ege
no6 Mittelamerito sic 3eitungsnod<
ridte1o ser Station Morooei6, insge-
ianrmt ouf cine gntfernutg bon etua
Seenteilen, empfanger. =
Ser Dmnpfer uNe6ar" seq Nor66eut-
.iden Nop6, .oa1f ser 6obrt nod Bbi<
looelpbia, bat nod 611%a Sage in ftdn=
bigger @%erbin6ltng NIT Ser Station
Norooei@ geitanoen. Dte gr0Bte
@ntferna1atg, 5ie ouf cine lpedielieitige
@erbinoung 5u gtonoe gefommen lit,
betrltg 1920 Seemeilen, ober 1920
&ilometer. Sci 6teier @%entfer11111g
w1,r6e nod elm GeIegranm obne
.Sdmierigfeit an Morooeid obgeiebt.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15
Soon Have Day Power

The Bonner Water and Light
company is preparing to make ex-
tensive changes in its powerplant on
MYRTLE creek which, when complet-
ed. will mean the supplying of day
power in this vicinity. A new
nozzle is to be installed which will
increase the capacity of the plant
bv so or more horsepower. Dur
ing the time of the installment OF
this machinery the lights and water
system of the city will be closed
down. Manager Gale will make
everv effort to have the plant closed
down at such times when 1t Will
work the least inconvenience to the
patrons of the company and ample
notice of the time of closing the
plant will be sent out. Mr.. Gale
expects to have the day power ser
vice ready for use on or before the
first of December.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15
Cedar Company Now Busy

The Tri-State Cedar company,
operating in Idaho, Washington
and Montana, have a crew of
twenty men at work near Bull Lake
Mont, getting out cedar logs.
The company has made a large
purchase of timber from the forest
ry service and for the past three
weeks has been busy building
roads and getting ready to carry on
logging operations on an extensive
scale. This company is principally
interested in cedar products and
the saw logs will be sold to the
Boomers Ferry Lumber company.
In addition to the purchase from
the government they have also
bought some timber outright from
private holders.
A dam Is to be constructed on
Lake creek, so that the logs can be
floated down that stream to the
Kootenai river and thence to Bon
ners Ferry, and every effort is be
ing made to rush the work along.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15

A crusade of education which
aims that common colds may be-
come uncommon within the next
generation" has been begun by
prominent New York physicians.
Here is list of the don
which the doctors say will prevent
the annual visitation of the cold:
Don't sit in draughty car.
Don't sleep in hot rooms. "
"pon't avoid the fresh air.
"Don't stuff yourself at meal
time. Over eating reduces your
resistance.
To which we would add-when
you take a cold get rid of it as
quickly as possible. To accom-
plish that you will find Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy most excel
lent. Sold by all dealers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15
EXPERIMENTING WITH SHEEP
University OF Idaho Professor Does Not
Believe In Shipping Hay

University of Idaho, Moscow,
Nov. 14:-Is it more profitable to
ship alfalfa hay east or to feed it to
lambs? Professor +. ]. Iddings
has just returned from the Cald-
we'll substation where he started an
ex pensive experiment to answer the
above question. Alfalfa hay is
shipped out of the state in large
quantities, said Professor Iddings.
For instance. 5000 carloads were
shipped from the Twin Falls dis
trict last year, for which the ranch
er received from $3.50 to $500
ton. The greater part of the Ida
no lambs are sent to the big mar
kets or bought by professional
feeders in other states all the way
from Colorado to Michigan, and
fattened on alfalfa and corn"
81 At Caldwell we are feeding one
flock of 254 lambs averaging 10
pounds on alfalfa and grain ra-
ton composed of three parts bar
ley and one part oats. Another
bunch of 255 averaging u pounds
is being fed three parts wheat and
one part oats, and. of course, all
the alfalfa they will eat. They are
= being started on one fourth of a
pound of grain a day, and this
amount will be gradually increased
TO one and half pounds at the end
r of eight weeks. After 90 or 1OC
O days they will be marketed weigh
v ing probably from 95 to 10C
/. pounds.
The objects of the experiment
are to find out how much per tor
X can be got from alfalfa when fed tC
- lambs, and secondly to determine
the feeding value of wheat, oats
and barley, especially the relative
value of wheat and barley An &C
curate record is being kept of tn
~ feeds and the gains in weight
This information will be publishe,
- in a bulletin for distribution owe
y the state. The results of a simila
80 experiment at Caldwell two year
ago were very satisfactory and lea
~ to the present experiment, whic
is being conducted on a large
scale"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15
Re- Open Utopia Theater

r, r, Belcher, manager of the
Utopia opera house, has leased the
Egan building and as soon as the
structure can be remodeled sufficient
ly, will open up his moving picture
shows. The building is now
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Lowry with a jewelry and millinery
store. They will move to the
Bishop building on Main street as
soon as the weather permits.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15

Auctioneer-I am an auctioneer
of long experience and am open to
engagements at all times in any
part of the county. l. CaustoI,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. If
Whats the use of experimenting
with new brands of coffee, tea,
spices and extracts when you can
get Schillings at Browns.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15

The Farmers & Lumbermens
State Bank, general agents for the
Commonwealth Fire Insurance Co.
of New York, settled a claim OF
81 500 for the Idaho Meat Com
pany, Monday, just seven days
from the time of the fire.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15

Byron S. Walker and wife re-
turned yesterday from Spokane
where they spent several days at
the Apple Show.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15
Minstrel Show Tonight

The Harris and Hasbrook Min
strels will give a performance at
Kent's hall this evening. This
troupe comes to Boomers Ferry
highly recommended and have a
line of jokes and songs which are
above the ordinary. The admission
will be 25 and so cents.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-11-15

Mrs. A. Lyons, of Troy, Mont,
was a guest yesterday at the home
of Mrs. J. w. Northup.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-28
kLurE TRIAL CONTINUED.
Under ,nrietment for Murder Of Isaac
Robinson.

Under Enrichment for Murder Of Isaac
Robinson.
Special to Times Republican.
Boone, Feb. 2s.-The trial Of Conrad
Klute. which was set for today In the
district court here. has been continued
until next Monday. Klute was In
dicted for first degree murder, and is
now lying in the county jail awaiting
trial. Hhis attorney, d. G. Baker.
tried to have the case put off for
term but Judge Wright. of Fort Dodge.
set it for today and then changed the
schedule so as to bring this murder
case the first case next week.
Klute, it will be remember. had a
visitor, Isaac Robinson. one Saturday
night in December. In some manner
during the night Robinson was killed.
In his death bed statement given to
County Attorney Hollingsworth he said
that Klute had killed him in cold blood.
that he. Robinson, had never given any
cause for suspicion. and laid the whole
blame on Klute's shoulder. Mrs. Klute.
it is understood, has given statement
to the grand jury in which she places
all Of the blame on her husband
Whether she will be called as witness
remains to be seen. The impression IN
that the defense will not summon her.