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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Gn Wnno inocbrrnot.

SpNOag 1log Snnef fteo SInelUltgeH
til Cars Speriens @oaro / Rpbierg
poa Sure. IQe fire 2Gnger NED.
brrnote | 2ebet al fort Sto. 8aar'
ben8 forrige gier, oen bel 70.aarige
gtiels Eeter Sarieu, inoebrGnotc.
San par fommen itb iarmcu mco
8aarbens sprige 9eboere, men bar,
uoen at nogen bapbe lagt Werfe Der
til, igien goaet inc / oct brpnoeuoe
Sus, bpor man ienere ianot hans
forfuaebe Sig. IS areoturer oa
en- Seit inoebrrnbte; liaeIeoeS
brrnote set meite al Suoboet.
Smtrent Iamtioig Hog 2nnet
neb / Carl SunienS @aarb / Sperbp
paa SipaaubS Sobe. 30 al 8aar.
bens 2ptger brpnote.
Teo famine Sio neobrpnote
Sugtpebgaaro peo Hltbspeobp fulo'
itpnbigt iom Sslge al 2punebilog.
Spnet log neo / Shtebuiet, buorfra
@eboerne rebbebe iig / iioite Sieblif.
glae 8reatlirerne iamt Ell Del Sno-
bo ~reobeoes.
- geb Sretiben idmme Scat brog
eft Sorbenpeir ben ODER Spn, og 81.
net ilog neo / 8aar6eier Dtabs
Irpitfiprs Gienbom paa grpae
Warf. @ienOommen ncobr9note
iuI6itpnoiat.
9~sSsialb. - @tatsraab, &aptein
6. q. HGier, WeoIem Of Snteres.
ientifabet "9erIingife Sibenbe" er
aigaoet peb Ssben, benpeo 70 aar
9ammel.
- SsieIteretsaopofat DR.. iir. q.
g. Stnoenburg er afgaaet peb 9soen
eiter nogen SioS Spgeligheb | en- Il'
Ser Of so Inr. San bar fra 1869
til 1876 Wteolem al 6olfetinget.
- Trofesior Gbr. garnefow er
300 / &isberbaon, 76 Iar 9ammel.
Sans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo
~ifr9nfebe fig melt til Sofolmuiif
iprIig / ioIfelig.national Stil, beIii
uoiat for fIere Stemmer eller &or,
- Sbp. aoniul 8. i. WtitelIer er
afJaaet peo Ssoen | Seaerrlp efter
noeen SibS Spgbom, go gar GAM
mel. Gen Ifbsbe par / lin Sio oanit
&pniul / amop, bpor ban opbolot Jig
/ 90 glar, og ienere ipenif.norif Som
jul / 6lensborg, bpor ban / en- Snes
glor oar Sireftsr for "Slensbors
0ampifibsielifub az 1862.
9onfoireftsr, &onceatraab g.
ReIoqoarb / Sreberifsbann er eiter
nogIe Woanebers Spqeleie ofgoaet
pes 9sben, SO aar gammel, Gen af'
osbe, Der / en- SneS Iar par Sub.
mGgtig paa 9ps og Serreosfontoret
/ 6reoertfsbapn, inbtil ban for IL
gor iioen ooertog Stiaingen Tom
9ireftsr for SreoerifSbaon$ ganf,
bar / en- iieIben @rab aibolot al ale.
- Grofesior 3aho Sen odn'fe 30
qeifoug Waler err 900 20 Iar gam'
mel. 3afo bar 9onoeisn ira 8ren'
ga. San luqoe tioIig fl,nitneriif Ia.
lent FOR 9agen % uOoornet Jig I'M
ser qomle Sfopgaaros 8eileonin1
iii en bpatig og rutineret 2anbifabs'
mailer. 3ofo naaebe bsit / 8ubli'
fums @rnIt peo fine fart oa om6p9'
aeIig uofsrte 2anbifaber, iom Tor
itsrite 9elen haobe oanife MotiOer.
3ufo fit / 1884 Sen oanife llbitiI,
lingsmeSoIie og ban bar oitcre bupi
oiIentlige Stipen0ier. 8 1897 no.
npuntes 3ado iii E~rofesior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Iambals &ubbsrperf neblraaes.

@ftieielifabet Rorif eleftroIptiif Sob
berefstraftten, bpor @bmiral 9erre-
fen er 9i%reftioners Sormarb, bar
opiagt ianttlige S%1rtftipnerer pe6
&ambals &obberperf iii BEN 30te
Ipril. Irbeberte er tiloels begpnot
at retie, Selifabet er ttlfrebS meo
Spbinettes Metbooe for Gfstraftion,
mert ser en- efter Selifobets @ening
fife tilitreffelig MaIm til at 0rifter
meb Selo font fortIGttes, meooeIes
fra Sfien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Sra SGrpcruc. Sra 5horsbapn

Sra SGrpcrne. Sra Sborsbaon
ifripes ben 16be Warts: Gen or
fanogtige Storm, iom / 9oeene 8
Ste WartS biemie9te SPrserne, bar
iier peret poIoiom oper SuOere.
Boa gems gcitiiOe bar en- uipoOan.
Zig iterf grpnoing ilaaet inh. 8
9psben apalbe rep ct ginOitso ct fl
ellen lanst % 9 9llen breot 8or'
iamlingsbus al 8runben og anbrag'
te set paa Stronobreoben, bporpon
ct npt @inbiteo iorte g%pgningen til
boos. geo @pgoens &eItiibe log
grGnoingen itore 9aiaItisiler reb.
s @paberne Somicu og Sumbs log
9rGnbingen en- RPnebe Sorif m.
M. langt op pao Guuo. 8iifene bIeo
opiamlet o. iolgt til &isbmPnOere.
Saget bIpite al Here Suie, og en- Gel
llobuie blPIte ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Npe Glcftrictetsucrfer paa 0auoet,

Dteo &aarens Srembrllb pleier Ben
traole Sib for ingenisrmGSiige I'm.
o~erisgelier uboper Sanoet at begun.
De. SaolebeS ogiaa meo Senipn til
Tlanl9ggelien af be minbre 9pabe'
eleftricitetsperfer. Senne Sag IpneS
mt at bore / goo Sert og piier itor
Gpne til at bore Smfoitningerne OF
iterf Srnng hos 9efnlfningen til at
npttiggisre fig Sibens Sober. Eaa
S%planoene er Der flere Steber font
met goo Sart / Irbeibct iaalebes /
Seggebpgoen / Eitre SIibre, bpor en-
Gel intereSierte bar llaaet Jig font
men for InlGg al Gleftricitetsperf
enten peb 9alcfos, SelpeoeSfoS eler
SerpanosfoS. Ser er / famine Croft
ogiaa ct anbet glnl9g paa Gale, ioet
glftieielifabet Nebrefos iigeS at bape
til Seniiet of faa uopioet lit Wsles
brltg iaolebes, at Ser ifal fl1rne lepes
res 2pS og Strait - ON m1llig til
belle Sognet. st iaabant Inleg ONT
tattes me0 nteae1 Snteresle Deroppe
% bill ia flor getponing for 9iitrif.
tet. S Sfiaaf bar aommllnen neo'
lat en- 8omtte for @pgoens Sorip.
ming nteb 9ps og 8raft. Ser err
mango Sosiefalb at beige mellem,
ioa man mener, at Saeen bill pPre
let aicnnemfsrIis. Spmerfiombeoen
er iprlig fpitet poa Sosiene / Stta
oa Ilrra. Sra @ubbranbSbalen mel.
bes oeiaa ON ct a1lbet tibet anlpg,
Ser err UNDER Sorbereoelie Of Sor9er
9ablen / Rorbre Sron. Sette bill
fllnne lpages / 8oloelpet et 4-5
Sem. fra Sinitra citation. @nbelig
fam nppnes ct 4nleg, Der planlPg-
qes at 8. Senien Grietb pr. 2fsna
Statior S~iterbalen og ct peb &olbu,
bpis Sorfi9mper er Con. 8pite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Sarncaies Seltefuno. Z

ming al uopiit @soo peO Reonins al
en- Wano, Ser ben 15Oe 6ebruar +.
q. ON aitenen bar ioI0t giennem
Sien peo Sortet "Ereoeiteueu", bar
@eitprelien for garneaie8 geIsn.
nin9sionb for Seltemob tiloeIt ibp.
llnoerforporal 8. 6. &. s. gImec
al a~isbenbann, bpis SeIbreb peo
GebninesbanoIingen bar Iiot Sfa.
oe, en- 9elsnning paa 1000 SIR. til
ltnberboIb o. llobanneI ie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11

Gm inSbOlbsris aj9mpebsi- "a
8oaroeier Geoer Sleien ! Susbp for
nogen lib iiben par oeo at ubgrape
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
SsosfalS. Sorbeno. &iebntoro

ASANS'h wy
bpis Sorfi9mper er gbp. Spite.
S~sbsfalb. Sorbeno. &isbmarlo
/ Bergen, Gbparb @rung er afeaaet
oeb 9sben, 70 Iar gammel. afos.
De par / marlge Aar 9isponent for
Seltlanbife 8etroleumsfompani, iom
ban bar meb at pprette / 1891, %
ban MO lnieeIie iom et opgttg og
etergiif Sorretningsmmb.
Serrebsfasierer Spenbien,
Shines, er osb efter fun nogle 9a-
ges Sp9eleie, 81 aar sanmel, nreo'
beles fra Sal1geiurrb. s en- Wenne.
ifealber bar ban inbebapt mango
fomm1nale SiQiosbberp, oeret Meeb.
lem of Serreositpret, Sorligsfom-
misiPr, Sormanb / Sfoleitpret og
gientagne 8arge fonIttt1,eret Gems
manb UNDER 8erbarbiets Srap9r.
San bar meeet aniet. Ifbsbe bar 10
8ange gift o9 babbe % Barn.
- 2ensmano q. q. RieIien, Mel.
bus, er afgaaet peo Ssben efter ct
fort Spgeleie, nGr "A Iar garnmel.
Hielien fom til Welbus / 1857 Tom
&ontoriit peo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s 1881 brpnote Sorerffriper9oar.
BEN, % belle Irfipet sbeIagOes. Der
opretteoeS oa at Fantepele net eft
eget aolttor UNDER Hieliens 2eoelie
for ct ~uoarbeioe 1tpe Bantebeger, og
Deo lit neitaaenbe aie1toifab til 8pg-
BEN og i'm ~ppperIige Silfommelie Inf
feoes oct Hielien at ubfere bette Or.
betoe paa IN o~perorbefttlia fortienit.
flllb Maabe. s 1884 beififfebes ban
til Sensmano / Welbus % ~inoebapoe
oenne Stiaing til flor.
Sorbelrp. Sognepreit Cartel
Sbrap er SfiPrtorsong Iftcn of
gaaet peo 9eben / en- ai6er AT SO15
aar. Neo Sogtepreit Sbrap er en-
belfie1tot og finttpnfelrbe &epreien-
tont for oen plore Gm6eositano
gaaet bort. Ssbt / gfer al Sorplore
gpfogeo HieIs gnOreas Sbrao og
5rle, I. 9onnepie, blep ban StlIbent
/ 1851 og tbeologiif aanoibut /
1856. S 1858 blep ban &loffer %
SGrer peb gergens Straianitalter, /
1876 reiiberenoe &upeQun paa Ro-
bltm og Soften 1880 Sognepreit til
BEN rpopretteoe Getri Wtenigbe6 /
&1iitiania, fra bpiIfct Gmbeoe ban
tog Ififeo Soften 1902. @eo Chen
at fin gmbebsgierning bap6e hon /
Iarenes Sob brepet omfattenoe Ditto.
rife, i9rlig perionalbiitoriife Stu.
bier.
- 8eSaftsr Otto IdIietb, Sronb.
hiem, er afgaoet peo 9soen. Sal.
ietb, iom bar fsot / 1861, bleo Gin.
bent / 1881 og fanb. iur. / 1887.
$ en- meget ung 9loer lagoe ban
literpr 9egabelie for 9agen, %
bans fsrite Itsrre Ronam "SorIfru.
eoe" (1SSS) rsbeoe eft betpoeIigt Ia.
lent. Senere ubeap BON S~yortpIin-
serne "Sotel Saufenes" og "9ibIig
Soft. Som Dramatic Sorfatter OBJ
troobte galieth meb "giIier" og "en
8efrielie". 9olietb bar / aarene
1889 og 1890 Sceneinitruftsr peb
gergens rationale Scene. 9erefter
bar ban ct Bar 4dr Rebaftsr al Bit.
tigbebsblaoet "SpribGnS~ og fra
1855 Heoaftsr of "Stapange-
rem. S 1898 blep bGn ReSaftsr at
3asblabet "SoIfetibenbe" / Sronb-
biem, bpor i9rlie bans oittise ser.
bagsepiitler~ par meget populpre.
Geriorlig par @alietb en- ipmpatiif
% elifprrbis Mano, iom neppe bap.
be Ell eneite upen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11

Npt ganeprpieft. Sra giborg
mebbeIes Den 26be STARTS. Gaa ct
igaar / Sammersbsi afbolbt Wtsoe,
Der bar beiegt Of ca. 800 Wtenneiter,
forbanbleoes ON en- gane fra 8ibore
til Snsilo. Ser pebtoqes en- Reio'
luton, / bpilfen 8eaiering og Higs'
bag anmooes ON, at Der maa bltoe
anlagt en- Sernbune fra 8iborg I'll
ct 8unft paa Hanbers-Sobro 3D.
men og berfra nioere til Wariager.
Der nebiatteS eft llbpale paa 20
Wanb til at arbeioe pibere / Sagen.
granbe. Sra Hpfiebing !. meo'
beles Den 26be Warts. s @ftermio'
bag opitob Der SIb. / Sfopsoooe-
gaarb / 8oabenie, tiIbsrenoe Iro.
prieter Sb. ~Sergenien. 8aaroen
nebbrprbte pao NOR S~tltebuiet. 3
&isr og en- Snes Spin inbebrpnbte.
SSloen opitoo / en- &~almbiplm pe0, at
eierens 9ern Ieqehe meb SenbItif,
fer. Sra benne 8aarb breote Slben
iig iii 8oarbeier Gbr. 9%enneoienS
8aaro Sfooriberqaarber, Ser ne0.
brpnote totalt. geiGtningen reoOe,
oes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11

Gieuopmsialg. - 8oorbeier g.
gl1nbgaorb / 8raplep bar ioIgt i'm
8aaro til @aarbeier Sopgaaro fra
Sailing for $4,000 aroner, meloes
fra Ialborg.
"Srauiinggaaro" pes aiele.
rub, Ireal 27O Cor. 2ano, er al
Gropriet9r 9rllbn ioIet til Ssmrer.
meter q. Wsler NieIien al Iarbus,
forben al ginberslepgaorb. Ipl og
9~eiGtnin9 mebisleer life. 8aaroen
aetes ubitpffet. aisbeiummen er
10000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11

OQ0oQQSQQQQ 10000
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
West Of kildeer

Everyone in the -neighborhood has
been busy threshing this week.
Mrs. Christiansea and Mrs. Lanphear
spent Wednesday at the Van Cleave
home. .
Willis Cummins is out from .Dickin-
o where he has been working for some
time.
The Huffman school opened Monday
with - pupils. under Mrs. Mckenzie
as teacher. II. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cleave and Mrs.
-Barriear and children spent Sunday at
|C. E. Geesamans. N$
Word comes from George Martin and
vile that they are pleasantly located
in Wallace, Idaho. where Mr. Martin
has purchased meat market.
Lulu LanpheaF came ont Sunday with
M. Fuller from Dickinson. where she
has been visiting at the homes g0f her
sisters, Mrs. David and Mrs. Pells.
M. and Ma. Arthur, Toollsfson, Mis-.
Lloyd RAIDER and Nj. and Mls..Earl
ssShipley came ont 10 the ummins home
Sunday for d visit. The. party made.a
Trip 10 Mavericks fats othe home of
Victor sHayes Wednesday,.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
RAIDER Township

A girl baby wal born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Egeers on Thursday evening.
September 4th.
Mrs. Jos. Snyder visited the first of
the week with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. w. j. Motley.
School No. 3 started on time this year
with Mrs. Earl Hubbard as teacher.
The other schools are not ready yet.
Farmers are busy threshine in the
valley at present. Some are threshing
from the shock while others are stack
ing.
cred around their home and an
nounced their presence by rafting old
pals, skillets, etc. Dancing followed
and all report q fine time.
On Tuesday, September End Josephine
Munson and Warren Knaub were united
in marriage. On Saturday evening
their friends land neighbors gath
Lite Joseph Roetter fell through the
hay loft last week while putting down
hay for the horses. He was badly
bruised on his left side and collar
bone but is recovering nicely.
Ethel Peeler. the Rye-years' -old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ,Peeler
stepped on the head of a needle and
broke it off in her foot. They took her
to town as quickly as possible and the
doctor was Obliged to cut It out.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

Enough grain has been threshed to
show that an average crop has been
raised this season. There are very few
farmers who are getting wheat yields of
less than 8 to 10 bushels to the acre
and more are getting IL to IS bushels
and not infrequently 20 bushels. The
price has been holding up to 20 cents
and better, which is.quite q littieaabove
the price paid a year ago. The grade
of wheat is exceptionally good. and
that also helps. Corn is the best this
season in many years and the farmers
seem to have an unusually large
acreage. Potatoes are good but the
acreage is perhaps less than last year.
So taken as a whole. farmers of this To-
cality have no complaint to make Of
the present season.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
Medora
From the Herald

~ AoAA suS AAOA0lUs 1880 PtE
Willis Pelissier, and wife went Tues
y@Ay stOss Mrs. Peffesfere pafoitSesdf
Soldiers Grove, Wis.,. for a visit, after
which they will 60 to Sheridan, Wyo.,
where Mr.. Pelissier will find employ
ment.
The Harmon boys now own the COM
bfnati0n thresher that was brought from
Mandan last fall by j. m. Watson and
T.sE.. johnson, and which was sold 10
VIC. Coils. The intrinsic value Of
the machine is evidenced by the fact
that IL sells each time for the same
price as that given for it at first. &
Thomas Cooper. Land Commissioners
for the Northern Pacific Railway Com
pang, held q sale of railroad land for
the ,c0Inpany at Medofa Tuesday, selling
22.0O0 acres in all, and amounting to
$72.O00 The company caused q survey
Of the land to be made last year end
each piece was mapped, and q value
placeds0n it. At the sale preference
wasaaiven in the purchae to those who
held leases on tracts: If the leasseeS did
not :hllysth land was offered to other
purchasers. The prices RANGED as high
as SIG an acre.. though there was none
sold at. 80 high q price. We did not
obtain a@list Of the buyers but among
thosewho got tracts were. S. N. Lebo
8 sections. L. Tetly Z. German Bros.
3. There were many other pieces q!
lesser size bought.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
Gorhann

John Ekern made q trip to Bel6eld
Friday.
Evelyn Ekern visited at Smiths over
Sunday.
Jack O'Brien expects to leave soon for
Canada.
Mr.. fall and Mary were in Belield
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkings were in Bel
field last week.
Mr.. Newstad and Pete Stieen were in
Belield Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dietz and children are
visiting her mother. :-
St. Jacobs guild met with Mrs.
Thompson on Thursday.
Charley Hopper is visiting his mother
for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfovice are moving to
their homestead this week.
/: Dr.. Colwill was called to see Sling
little boy on Sunday.
John Ekern and Siaard Hoverstad
were in Belield Saturday.
HE5-sSstnEtT|-E. sayF.AsFL
Mr.. Olson Of Wheaton, Mimi, called
on Hammarsten's Saturday.
Mr.. Bishop and Lester were in Belfeld
after their separator this week.
MI. and Mrs. p. Stieensspent several
days on their homestead last week.
Mrs. Thorson was called to Iowa last
week on account of the sickness of an
uncle.
Nj. Larson and Miss Hagness were
married OF Sunday by Rev. Thorpe Of
Bel6eld.
Mrs. Hammarsten and Oscar took
Annie to Belleld Sunday, where she
took the train for Wheaton, Mimi.
There was q dance at sPearson's last
Saturday night. All present report q
good time.
Frank RoQuette and d. Hauser from
Dickinson attended the dance at Piercea
Saturday MIGHT.
Messrs. Wfilke, Newsstand and Brandt
were In Dickinson Wednesday when the
two last named where witnesses fol
Wilke 70 prove y
Dr. Cosfrove. Nj. Hike, Ross Davis
and their wives and MI. Bebee of Bel
field attended the Hafnmafsten-Bisho
wedding onsSatuFday
Miss jane Jchnaonss retarned to heu
home in Iowa last week after spending
several weeks essith her sisters. Mes.
danes ThOtson and Durham.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
Dunn Center

Mrs. Guy Smith, who has been quite
I'LL. is able to be about again.
Miss Marie Heleeson left on Tuesday
20 accept/a position as5teacher In Jeifer-
lies, Mont. 5S As.
Mr.. Price, owner Of the Westmyer
farm. is busy moving onto the farm
|lhis week. s3
The Erland Paulson threshine outfit Of.
kniferiver is ~threshine for Emil. and
Paul Paulson. ; Il
Helmit Schelzle. q Of the Grade
contractors. returned Monday from at
tending the Minnesota state fair.
Hans Torgerson Of Taylor came out for
Ea short visit al the homes Of his
E%nephews, Paul and Emil PauIson, this
week.
Miss Vally went to St. Cloud, MIMI,
last week for hospital care, having q
case of typhoid. Her mother and broth
Eer accompanied her.
Torger Helgeson accompanied his
sister. Magma, to Taylor last week:
Miss Magma sails from New York this
week for her home in Trondjhem, Nor
way.
The western end Of the railroad grade
HE rapidly nearing completion. Il
makes q broad smile on the .fa1mers.
faces when they look at the .'lons pile
of. dirt. q
Threshing rigs are working very close
together in this vicinity and the neces.
sary help is hard TO secure. Wheat
Yields are very good except where put
IN on stubble. Corn was hurt BY last
weeks heavy frost.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

At Beach last week the proposition
for a commission form of government
was defeated by a vote of two to one.
The Chronicle says that factional strife
caused the defeat of the measure. while
the Advance says the commission form
of government vas sacrificed upon the
altar of present official v%indication. 1t
will be three years before the propo-
sition can be submitted to a vote of the
people again.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
yTOCKFARM SALE

If you want to buy good, stock OF.
dairy farm il wiilpay you:to look At my
$40 acres Y mile northeast of Richard
ton, n. D; I7osaeres under pillow, IS.
acres to timothhybs balance hay and
pasture; lots Of shade trees and good
water, good house, barn.. sheds. etc.
Land Is somewhat broken MaHording
shelter in winter time 8 stock. For
sprieessapplysto Benz Webb, Richardson,
sN.aDs-advs 8szAf
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

A few finishing touches are being
put on the streets of Dickinson so as to
make the best showing possible during
the fair next week. People generally
should clean up and make their places
as attractive as possible. The White
Way system will shine brighter than
ever for September gath. 52th and 10Th.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

Now that shock threshing is practi-
cally finished most farmers would well
come a good soaking rain Of two or
three days. This would make fine fall
plowing and get the land in prime con-
dition for next seasons crop. So far
the rainfall Of 1913 is considerably be.
low normal.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
OFFICIAL PAPER FOL
STARK COUNTY.

Perhaps the Bismarck. Tribune is try
ing to put H. B. Quick out Of the book
business. He was referred to this week
as a leading attorney from Fargo.
When Mr. Quick was in Dickinson on
Wednesday he was selling. books for
Walker Bros. & Hardy. the same as in
the past.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
aBNERAL
BIac ksmithiing
I BIacksmiths' Supplies
F. w. TURNER, Dickinson
For Sale.

IS head of horses, 20 Of them brood
mares; Shire Stallion An ideal
lot of mares for anyone who wants to
raise some real horses. Don't fail to
look them over before buying. Horses
located on Section I3-I46-97. Address,
DC. Bowers, Oakdale, Nd.
8-3o-8p.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
SNOW

!. Elton kessel is working for John
'Kumar. $500
Lester KRUGER made ! "Trip 70 Belield
last week. ss3s i
Mabel Hanson spent last week with.
Mrs. Ber9qusit. B
The Glade family spent Sunday u
Geo. Schermerhorn.a. s..
!: Miss Alma Olson IL staying with Mrs.
Eckern at Fairfield.
Ed. Campbell took Nj. sDavidson. who
has Ebeenin pooE health 0fsslate, in to
Dickinson to- consult a doctor.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

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6efnard. t6e ewo.year-old sonsof NJ.
ana Mrs. !. y. baeley, VINO i've. sevEel
seriously i'll for several days. ~.
Bailey and little son were staying at
the j. G. Newkirk home in New End.
land % the child can be near q. sphy.
stefan.
A.. c..d,.. .x,.,..a h,.s e..s.. 3.
n Ge,doea I ~ oslIs.,a ~. a!e ssIes;s
H,,.or 8 X " ,.h..s 'h 500. $500. 111n
fa;. n: G.,d"ns ef ~ ~ S.s a.te ~. z
son a. Rcn IInmma a' o n x.e.e.ns.a
I'm. ord - nn,~ onm,,S - :r.sd soMS
t;me s.ith - Si .o sor haaa ~ speliu soune
AA'e WA 'ts SUI "e'
Auditor and Mrs. Ira Wilson came
down from Medora Saturday for a few
days visit with the families Of John
Hart and Bernard Wilson. Mr.. Wilson
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-11
HANCOCK BREVlTlES.
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Mrs. Edward Opie and children Of
the Boston location have gone to ohio
To spend the winter.
Mrs w. w Kimmell and daughter
are visiting in Chicago.
The eighth child of MIR and Mrs.
Charles J. Tolonen was baptized sun
day evening at the Tolonen home on
Hancock street. Rev, Matt Pesonen
officiating. The child is the eighth
daughter of the family and number
Of c"ierds were present To celebrate
the occasion.
airs. Newman of Plymouth. Wis.,
IS the guest Of Mrs. Frank Boalar in
West Hancock.
John Yoki left Sunday for Flint 10
re-cnter the school foy the deaf and
dumb which he has attended for sev.
cral years.
The work of installing new tele-
phones in residences ON Hancock street
was commenced by the Michigan state
Telephone company yesterday II has
not been thoroughly settled yet wheth-
or the poles will appear on Hancock
avenue or be relegate6 To the back
yards of the different premises. -
William II. Schweitzcr of Marquette
is in Hancock on business and
pleasure trip combined. Mr.. Schwcit-
ger was until recently manager or
Paine and Webbcr's brokerage Office
in Marquette. severing his connections
with the concern when the Marquette
branch was closed. Mr.. Schweitzer is
years he was an attachc of the Scott
drug store before the business chang.
ed hands
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-11
LAURIUM eREViTlEs.

Miss Elizabeth Angelica has Left FOR
Chicago, where She VIII enter the nH-
nois pfainin- school FOR nurses at the
Cook COUNTY hospital.
Tax collections i'm the village have
been very poor during the past week,
but the treasurer is hopeful that an
Improvement will Doe shown after pay
day.
Hans Krogstad has gone to Wheeler.
Wtsr uu business visit
Mrs. =. T.. Scuccero Is reported to he
in at acr home on Lake Linden ave-
nue.
Ayei jacobson has arrived home from
Ontonagon. whore ho was located for
some time past and VIII resume his
residence I'm Laurium.
Phil TJrlong, J c. Vivian John
Hartman. Joseph Hensley. John
Cries, Hiram Bushnell and Henry
Seager have gone To- the Huron Noun
tain district TO hunt.