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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

York you have been paying attentions
to my wife Possibly said my
friend; but what is the name, please%
Hiram Kirnba1l,' said the gun man.
NV friend produced a notebook with
a lettered index and turning to K. said,
rs it Mrs. Clara Kirnball or Mrs. Grace
c. Kimball?' Said the husband. 1T is
sure enough Clara But said my
friend, does the lady objectY' NO.
said the husband, but / do Said my
friend, Then as far as I am concern
ed that makes all the difference; 1
cross her off my list. Good evening""
The law of the bore fell and of the
foreordained mission of the American
husband abroad was heard no more.
II is the fashion in England to at
tach to houses names that in many
instances are absurd or misleading
as "Applecoty' where the only trees
are frs; but fitness and humor some
times govern the choice. A retired
Indian civil servant. on his return to
England, yielded to his wife's inn
portunities. and said that she plight
have a new house. But mind" he
emphasized, lit must not cost above
1000 pounds" 1t cost double that
amount, as houses have way of do
ing, and when it came time to name
the place the owner had considerable
so, not wholly in memory of India, he
called it "Mysore Place"
A man dining at cafe observed
that though he had ordered one dozen
oysters he was served only eleven
The next evening the same thing oc-
Cured again. Then the diner became
somewhat irritated. why" he de-
manded of the waiter, "do you serve
me only eleven oysters when ordered
a dozen2" The waiter bowed apollo
getically. Ct didn't think you'd want
to be sitting thirteen at a table. sir
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12
(By Robert F. Wilson. !

Washington, April Son March 4
an interesting phenomenon occurred.
One of the most communicative of
public men IN America suddenIv he
came the most silent from the stand
point of newspaper publicity. on that
day William Jennings Bryan accented
a place in the cabinet of Woodro1y
wilson. And Immediately cores
pondents discovered that between the
Commoner, the champion of canse
molder OF the political opinions 81
millions of followers, wieIdine his ~
fluence almost entirely throneh +ba
instruments of ublicity-betvean
sucn inquire and the position at Az
mead OF the American departDoao+ -
state there is a great (and silently e,,1f
fixed. gun
AT 1880 p. m. on March 4 Rryan
was mis- same old self, talking free1,,
with anyone who chose to 0,estio5
nlrn- AT lao he was referring onas-
uone[s 70 ms new chief, Mr.. Wi1son
VINO mad just taken the oath IF off;oa'
And from that moment To +b;s 91lLlce.
mas not opened his lips for nubi;oa VI
ton Whatever he has said baS 49,
given out either in formal tvnaI1r;ttei
statements or else uttered in nuh1;o
speeches. III puolc
n SHOCK to Reporters
All this threw a shock int. A..
porters- Ihey, who had been NJ
dieting that the state deDar+P ~
would become the best source I,f ...S,.-1
IN w washington, at first believes 49,
Mr.. Bryan must be indisposed ~ 10; I'D
Ihey Kept after him for daIS T1 ~
Wayiaio MIN in public buiIdings 60;
oors ana on the streets They sfory,ol5
LIS oiiice' They stood him up in cor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

Your Presence at Church Tomorrow
Is Valuable to Ill Mankind

Few persons stop to think or reason, that if
every one followed their example and stayed away
from church what the result would be-.
Have you yourself done so? ::
If others were to follow the example of the
stay-away-and every honest person grants others
the right to do as he does-the churches would
soon pass out of existence.
You don't stay away from church because you
opposed to the church or religion Far from it.
Nearly everybody believes that the Christian
church is absolutely necessary to civilization,
and if it's existence were threatened the great
of people would rise up and fight for it.
Topekas churches all blessed with the
ablest of preachers, and many of the churches
have pastors who need your help, who need
your welcome.
Thoughtful persons stand for the church, be-
cause the church stands for that which is best in
all things The church goer is on the side of the
people who want to live the noblest lives them
selves and trying to help the world do the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

If you believe that the world needs the church,
you should follow your belief by attending church
regularly.
I. Many good citizens believe in the church and
that the world is better for them but they do not
stop to think, that the church, like all other good
things, depend upon the loyalty of good people for
their support or they perish.
Make up your mind to go to church either
tomorrow morning or to the evening service. Your
presence will be appreciated and you will feel bet
ter able to battle with the problems of life all next
week. g.. lly~~~s~-oaa.saree
The church surely touches your better nature
and brings out that which is good in you.
The church Of today is open to a-the rich, the
poor, the great the SMALL and is reaching out for
you; it needs you, you need it. So make up your
mind now to go to church tomorrow.
If every man, woman and child in Topeka
would go to church tomorrow there would not be
standing room in TIE churches
Don't think that you are not wanted there is
not church or pastor in Topeka but what would
welcome you and make you feel at home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

the most unfortunate set of newspaper
men in Washington to be assigned to
this office. 1 never knew a time in
my life when / felt more reticent."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

Dr. J. whitcomb Brougher of the great
Temple Baptist church, Los Angeles says:
st want to say to anyone needing the in
formation that Prof Stout is one of the best
Gospel singers in the country"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

Gypsy Smith wrote: my dear Prof. B.
P. Stout You have helped me. in two cam
paigns, San Francisco and Los Angeles, and
in both you have proved yourself able
leader of the great choirs, and an earnest
and powerful singer of the Gospel of
Christ"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

Bishop Robert Mcintyre writes:~ with
out exception he Is the strongest, sweetest
singer now in the work"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

DR.. Robert J. Burdette says fsProf Stout
has won all hearts in his singing ministry.
He is a four-square and with all my
heart do commend him"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12
Mr.. Gordon's Subjects
Auditorium 7:45, p. nm.

April ia Drama in Three Acts"
April 14-"Sin and Society"
April 15-"The Worlds Redeemer."
April 16-"The Crown of Thorns."
April 1.-THE Song of our Syrian
Guest"
April 18-"Twice-born Men,"
No Service Saturday Night.
April 20-.Four Hypocrites."
April 21-"The Greatest Thing lin
the World
April PA Chained Eagle"
April 23-"Soap, Soup and Saliva
ton"
April 24-"The Cure for Care"
April 25-"The Long Home.''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
11lI.
WeI. ~"urobpmstiben'.

-
pGr Delfommen perecns 5rcIier,
Stjarre IRA Bethlehem!
d mee SrYo dig otter hiIicr,
Du os piier Deien biem.
Stemner ale Glaoers Streuse,
SYneer fammets ,erYoeiane,
0meno Oct er meect lnuee,
Sioen Ban fom forte Sang.
otter PsitiosfIoffen ringer
llo oct fore 6Iaoens Suo;
3eins, iom os Srelie brineer,
Bio b!ep ienot at Iaaocns Ono,
ueem Spir oe Konecthrone,
lloen no9en Stas oe praet,
,lleo nor 6no os al f%orione
Slep ban bio til pereeu b.aet.
%, iaa lao os Gam mootaae,
I'm naar 6~eitiostimeu 1aar,
1ule9l0een ifal nj IMAGE,
2laar IN pam til @iUit NJ faar.
Sac cs meo DC BYroer paaee
O9 ei orsmme Gieeu bort.
Oa foripinoer ulerfets Gaaee,
Oe NJ finer Pimleus Port.
Mrs. 2llette 0horfon
Dcuhi9h, u. DAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
4uh Qnkntu.

Stpr &oruiorrctning. Teo en- enc.
tie aorneIepotor / 8arretion blep ser
paa eli Gag uobetdlt til Sarncre
life minbre cu0 S7,350.45 for aorn
- bopeoiageIig Speoe.
@ntif ct tutalt Sab. q. 9. aena.
lions @utlf / @cmela brInote forle.
Den meo Den belle @arebebcloning.
Sabet par hcnimoo $4,000, % ser
par ingen assurance bperfen paa
Spgningen eller @arelaseret.
Tlinf Sctcftiu. - Miis Clara
Shompion &olholoer | eli Sanoels.
i%orretnina / Siour Sails, bar pit
lig at pare en- goo Gcteftip. Zen
1See Sec. mootog bun al en- 8uinoe
Ell ganfanpi&niug paa $50, men 90.
fiimentet piite iis at pore ct 6aIfne.
ri, booroeo S~orretninscn leo Cab.
Smenolfient @iis Sbompion life
tiSllsere bapNe iect apinSen. Ser iaa'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

iatte fig / benbes bsire Ben, iaa bette
mdatte aiiGttes peb anpet. Sum par
oa Is aar gammel. 9iItroos for, at
bun aItiaa og'oa er arsbIing % fun
meo geippr fau bepese iie ira Oct
enc @rrelie til ct anoet, or @iis
Sobnion altio GLAD % fornsiet. Sun
Dor bIarot De iIinfeite gIeper. Ser
iibitleben SUM erbolot tit Diploma
ueo Gspihimmeifolen, % ser paa-
itaacs, at bun ogiaa / GRANDDAUGHTER,
iaaiom aioleism, @rooertng OF
alirparbeiOer fon eisre mango ieen-
De % elers friife Bigger tilifamme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

Sa, @ootfolf, "tbe BAH is rolling.
Ofiffel O. Sraa, Glimar, Winn., bar
gGren al at p9re Sen fsrlte til at
ienoe inc Ell Site al inile Graoosler
og oeres @i0rng. Ser er 2iIten:
Wfiffel q. @raa, gliie og Sage Mif.
felsalter Souge, Iaiil Sparsbatter
Sfree, Sobn q. @raa, bper So; Gun.
Der O.. @raa So, Slaus g. 9reilano
50, aari 3. Slaoelmb $3.50, Chris.
Steenerion, 8unpor Spenni,ngsoot.
ter Seia, aIfreo Seia, sIfreo ..
Imunoion, Inne Stenersoatter Ws.
aas, Self Stenerion @saos, bper ST;
Sigri 8. Somme, Mnbreas 8. 9ram-
let, @unber $. Gale, Gilbert ..
&raa, 8uit. 8ilbertion, Simou Stc-
nerion, elias 8iermunoIon, Dper
SOC.
Wa baa6er iee. of ret mango bill
felge bette goOe gren1pel. Gu / Sit
letiben % iiben no igiennem @inte-
rem er Den bebite Sio FOR SnbiamIin.
gen. 2ao MI bare en- tage iat, bpor
Der er @ranbeler, iaa ifal ri mart
faa NOT til &irfeflotfe.
Spis Se MI, Sr. &eoafter, benz
ligit bill optage op~enItaaenoe, ifaI ieJ
life bebe ON mere Elabs ilbet til
9pitteringer. 8obt Nptaar til 9Ia-
bets &eoaftion og bets 2piere, life
minoit til ale @raaoeIer.
g. u. Scarpie.
Secorab, Soma, 22oe Dec. 1918.
"Sfanoinapen", "MinneapoIis 81.
oenoe" % "Npromanoen" beoes ops
tnnp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

% rappe paa Soben, men Sc foritoo
life ioa gobt iom pore at ipiae plan.
mGsiig / SamboIo forat naa Wao.
let. Otter ct interesiant Spill meo
mango SilIfuere panot Earf Hegion.
@lltterne meo Ell Score paa 80 MOB
43. Man poaitaar, at bort 5eam er
iaar betpoelig i~terfere eno noeenfin.
oe fsr. 0e ire, iom er isien fra flo
ite Iars Seant, er opetigere eno. De
bar iiior % &c to npe itnar life iii.
bage for Dem, iom gift no ifior. Sfior
panot De 6 no al s Spill % til bette
Seam fnptter Sc enoa Iterre Tor.
b%aabninger, ON oct bar 2pffen meo
iig.
Oct er merfeligt bborIebes Zen.
oenien til Selpitpre gaar / Iterfe
Drag ! bore Gage giennem ale Sam.
lnnoslag. ct al De Eroblemer iom
bar polot os @efpmrins bar pGret
at fna Gleoerne til at boIoe Sroen %
tage bare paa Ipiier oe SiosIfrifter
| 2Riep9reliet. Oct bar life frit for
at Der bar formeeen Stsi til fine
Cher og at @piierne % Siosfrifter.
ne life altio blep brilet til oct gie.
meo bportil oe par beItemt. Saa
fom ct Init Sopeo paa oen Soc, at
gleperne ifuloe ielp itpre % ielu op.
retboloe Sroen / 2eiep9reliet. Me6
ct fom Ser @ino / Seilene. 0e or.
eaniiereoe Jig oe balgte gmbeos.
mGtto. Sor at bli WebIem betaler
bier gleu ct Tibet @eleb, ipm bruges
til at fiebe SiOsifrifter. Sfolen ifaf.
Ter tilpeie De fornsone gosbpIoer %
Silbeber % betaler for ct beItemt
gntal' @labe og Siosifrifter. Sou.
leoes noen at foite SfoIen n,er emo
TOR bar ben nj ct forseet IntaI al
Ipiier og Sibsifrifter % Den Itsrite
@iroing beitaar beri, at Der MI Der.
tier Silfreosbeo % Srben. Meoens
bet fpr bar en- Corn / giet fom man
life pioite at raaoe 300 paa, er set
blet til en- Spmuntring for mango.
Oct lenner fig ofte at felge tiosmps.
iige @inf.
@orreiponbent.
SerdliS EouS SEN 220e Npr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

Ieoes ioe benoe ueo @9ien, iaa op.
GAP bum oog life &oabet ON at finoe
benoe. % iorrige llge Ipffeoes bette
pirfelia. Som bun Ell 0as ingttog
&c mango Wenneifer, Der itabig
itrrmnleoe iorbi 9utifen, opbageoe
bun apiioer, % uoen at betGnfe Jig
ct Gieblif iprane ben reioIute @oe.
boloerife no paa Sortaueet % ereb
apinoemenneifet peb Irmen. Set pi.
tie Jig. of Wiis Sbompion life tog
ieil, % bun tit berpeb tort @p iom
Spoogcliesbetlent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
Mpututtu.

SiI EOitmcitcr / Soaio, Gbontcali
Gountp, er lonGont u. u. 9prub.
@rpllmp. s 2clpiston G~gtcpieoes
forleoen Miis Hena Sperion al Or.
oabl, Ninn., % Otto Sbompion al
Sltbitb Sap.
Snc | Snoitb Balm. 8 SuSitt
Balm bauoe man iioite Manoag Def
ierlte o~roentlige SneiaIo / Tirter.
Ser falbt onltrent en- 500 Sne, %
GA Der life par nogen Iino Iogbe Sen
iig iom ct hunt STppe oper Sinter-
bpeoen, iom unber set milbe Teir
bapbe begpnot at grenneS liot mere
ems tienliJt piloe ppre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
Maaocbolo Wao % 0riffc.

st Gpr / bis SiIitano lcper ONT.
trent inn @ange iaa IGnge iom
Den Sio, ser meogaar til at naa
ben %fuloporne MlOer. Wenneifet, iom
/ &egelen life er belt llopiflet ier /
20.Iarsaloeren. ifltlbe iaalebes lepe /
14O Iar, mener en- franif Mprings-
fpiiolog, 8uelpa. Wen / |irfeligbe-
ben or set 10 forbolospis faa, iom
fomnler Longer eno til De 20. De
flelte Sp9ienifere err enige ON, at
Iariagen BERTH mna ieges / grnP-
ringen. &Gnote bet fer / Siber, at
Solf bpoe al Mangel paa Nrring,
iaa er set / bore Gage SpernGringen,
iom er Sfplo /, at Solf bsr tiolig.
Sette er, merer @uelpa, Ell Selge at
Ell Spgiene, iom or fommet paa gf-
peie. 2Gger bar / mart bunoreoe
Iar uopsniet itprfenoe Mioler for
aae milige Spaebeostilltanoe, iom
ofte forefommer bare / oereS Santa.
il. Selgen er, at E~atienterne bliper
proppebe meb &isoipiier % itprfen'
be 0riffe, iom bar mangen eoelagt
Mape % marigen fnGffet SeIle paa
Sampittiobeben.
Solf maa fsrIt % fremit lore iig
til at ifp enbper Speroripelie, ielo
IseterbeSen bsr bape 8rHnier, iGr-
Iie ilnar oct eiGloer friife Solf. gb.
ioIut @eeetarisme er en- S~iloiarelie.
Ienneifet err al Natllren beltent iii
at ppre altGoenoe.
9ab os ipiie, tiger SueIpa, life iom
8urmaItoer, men iimpelben for at
title Dor Suit. 2ao % ipiie meget
Tlantefoit ubert berfor at bragg aieo.
Ipiier, Iom ofte fan p9re meset mt
tige og beniigtsmGsiise, naar Sc m.
bes nleo Waaoe. Ss bar hi en- iieI.
Sen Sang @nleSnins iii at eIGbe ps
pes ct mere lufuaiif Iaaltio, iaa be.
heper ri life bape aItfpr itore Be-
trrfeliebeoer. Gen icm til Saslig Ie.
Der nsiiomt, - men ogiaa bare ban
- fan en- iielonere Gang iiben SID
Sc tilaoe ia at treffe i~terfere Serler
paa fin SorSsielie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

uCtuC NHilS'' NlpNtoSi
pod Hortbern Naciiic @anens me
2inie ira Stanton til CIanta er III
bIcpet oiIluttet for @i1lteren.
SlopaaiGttclier i Sowman. Sor
treble Sang bennc SOFT bar @ronb-
~itiitere ppret pao'Uroe / @onman,
ii6ite Sang / &irdJrers 4isouoialg,
Der ncobrGnote mco ct Cab al 49,.
800.
@rano / Nciu Gnolnno. Neip eng
LAMB &orie Sos Stal0 ianlt Or.
StribIingS peteriuUre &oipital %
Ole Sobnions Stol0 neobrrnote for
npIi1 / Nem GnqInn6. Man mente
at SIoet bar paaint.
Meo bruot Suitcbcn. Zen 7O-oa.
rige Wtrs. Sennie 0pinbl peo @il-
lop Gitp CLEO o. idiot mebens bun
ifltloe iage &rcnturcr1le lto al Sisiet,
% bleo ligaenoe ser belle Nntten for
bun iun0tes. Senoe5 Silitano aniees
lom beiit fritiif.
Tif 6rlem afifnbt. Ga Carl ga.
cobion ueb Nem Salem en- Sag for
rige l(ge fom bienl ira en- Sareiaet,
latte ban lit 8epnr op moo TGgeen.
gco at @prnene iIog en- Scr baarot
iBien rpitebes Sno3en netop NOT til
at @eppret CLEO % folot neo pna
@lllpet, bporpeb set aiipreoes meo
Sen Sslge, at 2aoningen bortrcp So.
coblon3 enc SGI.
Minot.M anS mnnifc Sfret. Der
ifol bore ilere Sing iom tpoer paa,
at Den Wano, iom par bleoen mproet
% brGrtot pes WiSiouriflooen npr
Sbnier, par Sohn &pier al Winot.
&picr ~ioriuauot for TO euer ire Maa-
neber lioen, lloen of ban iioen bar
lnoet bore fra iig. Gn @aao er ble-
pen ilunben nGr Steoet, % set bite
iig, at Ben bar 6Iepen iunfet peo at
Ser boreoes ilere SiillQer / bens
@uno. apier rioes at bare bapt en-.
oel Sncbferpcrftei meo iia, meoens
oct anleeS Ter ltroligt, at Sorbrp-
0erne bar baurct meo Jig Napre til
bette @ru1.
Gn arnium Mntnr. ut ser / |in.
Ter life bar ppret oct minbite Sne
bar poIbt mnnQe Sarers (Sacf Nnb-
bitS) Seb, lileiom poioa ben lille
&Uicl CgSeoicO al iomme @runo
bar hant en- heiit litrpg SilpGrelie.
Naturen mna / Tinter / oenne Sen-
leenoe ~betra9te5 Tom bpilt grlliom
pes at ioranOre Sarens gran Sarpe
iii set meiI itrunenbe hpiot, uoen
Iamtioig at iorle for Sne, TIL pou
be pIeiebc forte Ngre fan Sen fees
pno megct lonle afItanbe, % eft tort
9lntnl al Sen illoer for Sarmer1ut-
terlleS Sfuo. &eiene er / ioririnlig
Stano ior Nutomobiler, ioa man
nlorer iiG nleN at iage ~itaffels "Wior-
ten" pna Sen liaabc. Gn Mano ino-
heiltcoe % 0rUbte iaaleoeS life iprre
emo cite &drer paa StrGfningen
mcllcnl GSmorN % Waooocf. Gno
mere eitcrltrUbt cr set lille @UieI,
lom mi oNio0 CT oripbuio. Sm Gp-
ret fife mere emo netop iaapi0t itiffer
&opebet 90 Al it SuI / oen forte
Soro. 'ua cr Sarmerautten Itrar
iitnno til at bore ct tibet Slll qien~
mem oct me0 IN % &aliber NiiIc.
StinSet 8oar ny. Vaffepoit til TelS-
hanoIeren oA Nltten itiffer $3.50 /
Somnen - Sen ban anper0cr til
&i9b al Here @atrpner. Get er Bic
pen iogt, at NORTH SafotaS Gutter
ueb at itpNc @opbers meo oenne &a-
liberS &iiIe bar epet iig til ianoe
Mcitrc / SfpNning, % at DC engnna,
ont ser peo Hires ifulSe bIipe Brill
for Dem iom Soloater, bill Inoe bore
ira iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

gancns SooeoIinier, % peo Gam.
menIianitaer faces oct beoiie BE-
greb ON Scrn6onenGicreiS nbpre
uopifIing / De iorbol6SpiS ina War.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

Iowa, begins Dec. 10. One weeks vaca-
ton. School re-opens Dec. %.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

Enroll at Valdez College, DEBORAH,
Iowa. Dec. 20. 1918. Send for free catalog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

enmaninen 'Susoeruer- CT moefcacn
COB croen, % ben or aft bi Tan snYe en-
somafine at barre. Den aicr eoSt arbeiss
% onay let
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

The second winter term at Valdez Col
lege, DEBORAH, Iowa, begins Dec. &c. 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

eene "reeprab.vsheu" til eIros o. Sen
Her | bet aamIe Qdnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
Srrnacr Te en- Ssmaifine: "Sui

pennen" er iaa eob iont noeen anSeu
Spmaifine til ben bttbcItc YriB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

Scrnbanearbcibe inttcs. Irbeioet
poa Hortbern Naciiic Sallens me
Sinie ira Stanton til SIanta er IN
blepet aflluttet for @lrteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
3flinnrrptu.
Tpo nf Sfnrlancnefcbcr.

TD6 al Sfnrlnacnefcbcr. Tu0nig
Beef, % Ior lonmcl % Sen I'll
Sobn M. @ecf / SIeepp Gpc, or oso
/ Ninneapolis al SfnrIngensieber.
BnIobrpnnp. Moior 6. g. SefieI-
finger % 6litru / Minnopolis ieire.
be ii6ite Ssnong iii @uI0brpIlip, o9
Tom en- Dierfeli3be0 ne0 0enne set.
ligbeo onisrc9, at ottc al 8ulobrii-
oeporretS @srnebern iomiioi9 bleo
bebte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
0mbbrngsfnrins / Caledonia. Oct

on6et ourIi9e forte 2on0brugSfnriuS
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-27

G. 0. Bystrom of Grand Forks,
spent Easter at his home in Vega.
Miss Elsie Ekman, of Bloomer,
visited Warren friends for a few
days during Easter.
Miss Lucy Kezar accompanied
Mrs. Tom Thompson and family to
Venn, Sask., leaving here on Tues
day evening. B
We still have some home grown
medium red clover seed for sale at
reasonable prices. Inquire, p. Frost,
Spaulding Farm Co.
Mrs. Herman Glenn and Miss Car
oline Reese visited at Angus with
her sister Mrs. Nels Anderson, re-
turning home Monday.
w. J. Dingledine and family, Of
Eureka, ILL.,, are among the new
people who will engage in farming
in this vicinity this year.
On the Market Days, March %
and 20, special bargains on Shoes,
Overshoes and Rubbers SIS Shoes
for $3.50 at Fred Swanson's.
Mrs. John Westman and Mr.. Ole
Swanson left last evening for Pepin,
Wis, to be at the. bedside Of their
aged mother, who is seriously i'll.
Gottfrid Erickson returned Sun
day from Baudette with his car Of
horses. The animals have worked
in the lumber camps during the
winter.
People paid all the way from s.
| to $500 to see the inaugural pro-
gram of President Wilson. YOU can
see it at the Electric Theatre Satur-
day for l5c.
Acorn Brand Flour made CT hard
wheat, right here at home. Patron
| ize home industry. During the two
market days we will sell it at $2.4(
per sack. The Peoples Trading Go
John Gratzek, Of town Of Wright
was here yesterday to see his
daughter, Miss Wanda, at the city
| hospital. His son, DR.. Thoma:
/ Gratzek. of the city hospital in Chi.
cago, who has made a short visit a
! home, was also here to see his sis
ter before going back to Chicago.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-27
TODAY'S MARKETS
As Reported by the Warren Milling
COMPANY.
Local News

Mrs. Frank Grumpy left for Min.
neapolis last evening.
Martin Tunheim, the cattle buyer
from Newfolden, was here yesttr-
day.
J. R. Naeseth left Friday evening
for the twin cities on short bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Gunheim, of Holt, was a
guest at the home Of L. NJ. Olson
yesterday.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co., have
the latest improved smut mills on
hand, all sizes.
DOn'tmi IS the inaugural program
next Saturday evening only, at the
Electric Theatre.
R. E. sKezar left last Friday night
for st. Paul to visit relatives and
recuperate for a couple of weeks.
Miss Levia Dalquist left on Tues
day for Baudette to visit with her
brother, Postmaster Dalquist Of that
place.
The engagement Of Miss Lucille
Deerling of La Crosse, Wis, to Mr.
Forrest Whipple of Racine, Wis.,, is
announced.
Miss Annette Smith teacher at
Hallock, spent her spring vacation
at the c. w. Abrahamson home
north Of town.
Miss Mile Swanson, who is
teaching at Fertile, visited at he1
home here for a few days, return
ing Sunday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-27
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

Notice to Bridge Contractors.
. Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day of April A. ID. 1913, at q
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day,
lat the Auditors office in the Court
House in the City of Warren, Mar
shall Co., Mimi, we will proceed to-
sell to the lowest responsible bidder
the contract for. the construction Of
six (6) steel bridges as follows:
Q 80 foot bridges with concrete
|abutments and concrete floor. u
2 60 foot bridges with concrete
|abutments and concrete floor.
1 40 foot bridge with concrete
|abutments and concrete floor.
Il 4 10 foot bridge with concrete
|ablltments and concrete floor,
81 Plans and specifications for above
bridges may be seen at the office OF
the County Auditor Of Marshall
County, Mimi.
The successful bidder will be re-.
|quired to supply a bond for the full
amount of the contract. VI
Each bidder must accompany his
bid by a certified check on a State
or National Bank Of this State for at
least 10 per cent Of the amount Of
his bid. Forms Of proposal may be
had at the Auditors, office on the
day Of the letting, on which con-
tractors must submit their bids.
The right to reject any or all bids
lis hereby reserved and also the
right to decrease or increase the
amount Of the work.
Committee Of Co. Board,
(Seal) A. g. Lundgren, ESD.
|J. II Baugh, Go. Auditor.
Engineer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-27

II FOR SALE at the Snake River
farm, 1-2 miles northwest of War
|ren, Is head good work horses, 4
years up; over so to pick from. Al
|so a few shorthorn milk cows.
~. Melgaard, Owner.