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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-03

Citation
In the County Court Of the State oi
Oregon. for klamath County.
lin the Matter Of the Estate Of Andsr.
son p. Hutchens. Deceased.
ito Sadie Hutchens. John 8. Hutchens
Mary e. Cummins. Hattie n. Cor
nelius. Nellie n. Nutchens Roger
and Floyd Hutchens, Heirs Of An.
derson P. Hutchsns. Deceased:
It appearing to the satisfaction oi
this court from the verified petition Of
Sadie Hutchens, Administrative Of the
estate of Anderson p. Hutchens, Do.
ceased. on fle herein. that II would
be for the advantage. benefit and best
interest of the estate and those inter
ested herein. that the whole Of the
real estate Of said estate be sold.
It il further ordered BY the court
that all persons interested In the e.
tate OF the said Anderson P. Hutch.
ems. deceased. appear at the county
court room in the klamath county
court house. In the city Of klamath
Falls, Oregon. before this court. On
the End day Of December. A. D. 1915.
lat the hour Of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon Of said day. and then and there
to show cause. II any exist. why an
order of sale should not be made BY
this court. as prayed for in said pc
tition.
The real property belonging to the
said estate is described a. follows.
10 wit:
Lots three and four 6 q ~,
block IS, klamath Addition to
Klamath Falls, Oregon; lot three
iS). block 50. klamath Addition to
klamath Falls. Oregon; nifty feet
of south side Of lot nine (s). block
four (O. West klamath Fails. all
in Klamath county. state Of Oregon.
1t is further ordered that COPY Of
this order be published for not len
than four weeks In newspaper pub
lished In klamath county. state Of
Oregon.
Dated this seth day Of October,
A. ID. 1915.
MARION HANKS. County Judge.
|eG-2-s-1s.13
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-03

We Should Worry.
We don't care what kind OF sewing
machine you have. you can get the
needles for It at
WII.IIE.JOHNSTONE's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-03

Registration OF Land Tltle
In the matter Of the application Of
Alice Garland to register title to the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-03

lands hereinafter particularly des
scribed: =
To An Whom II May Coscssn: 1s1e.
Notice s;
That on the 18th day % oetobog,
1915, an application was n1ed ~
Alice Garland in the circuit court
OF klamath county. Oregon, for ini-
'tiM registration OF that land situated
IN Klamath county. Oregon, particu-
Iariy described and bounded ~ fol-
lows:
The NEA Of the Nwk Of SEQ
ito 10, and the SEA- Of sWA ana
lots and 4 Of section IS, al u
township 80 south. range II east
w. NJ. containing 157 acres n,ofe
or less.
Now unless you appear on or be-
fore the 25th day Of November, 1916.
and show cause why such application
shall not be granted. the same viii ~
taken as confessed, and decree VIM
be entered according to the prayer o.
the application, and you will b for.
lever barred from disputing the sanss
Dated at klamath Falls, Oregon,
October 18th. 1915.
(Signed) GEORGE CHASTAIN
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Klam-
ath County, Oregon.
STONE e GALE. AttOrneye for Ap.
L plicant. 16-23-3O.e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-03

Tommy Helps Wounded German
LONDON. Oct. l6.-(By maii)--
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-03

further ordered By the court that the
property attached IN said action, and
hereinafter described. be sold for the
satisfaction Of said judgment in the
manner provided by law. which judg-
ment was enrolled and docketed IN
the clerks once Of said court on the
25th day Of September, 1915.
Wherefore, am commanded to sell
all those pieces and parcels Of land
described In said certificate Of attach
ment on nle herein. situated IN Klam-
ath county and state Of Oregon.
The same being:
The east half Of the southeast
quarter (Eh Of the SEX and the
southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter (SEA Of NEA) Of section
8; and the southwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter (sWA Of
NWA) Of section nine (s). all in
township thirty-seven (S7) south,
range eleven and one half (11h).
east Willamette Meridian, Klamath
- ~. 49,, 80 .s,.. - W.
(13). in Hot Springs Addition to
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Aau,''on' - ~. VIII .ne Soun.,
~ 80 ~ ~ .s -
.S.s 80 ...s. -. - 49, 49,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-03

After the Overture-the RayOnet
Ballet
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
PRODUCE GROWERS
 HOLD GOOD MEETING

GLENDALE, April 17.-President A. H. Terrill of the United Produce Grow CTS Association of Arizona O. A. Grant and F. H. Perkins passed through the city today enroute to Phoenix. where q meeting of the di- rectors were held this afternoon C. c. Green. l.. Myers. R. Kuchler and H. c. Reed of Glendale were also in attend ance at the meeting. Excellent prog ress was reported by each member pres ent and a large number of applications for stock were presented Another meeting of the directors will be held a week from today at which time com mittee on bylaws will report This committee is composed of H. M.s Fen nemore, Rudolph Kuchler D. Goldberg, C. C. Green and F. H. Perkins MT kuchler was made chairman The stock certificates have been printed and . large number were issued at this time, certificate number one going to Dave Goldberg.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
CENTRAL PHARMACY IN NEW DRESS
 |S MOST UP-T0-DATE DRUG STORE

, From one CT d of the enlarged store room stand dust proof. cemented plate glass display cases, identical in con- struction with those employed in the window display. With such cases. the customer purchasing displayed goods is assured of freshness and lack of the "shopWorn'' appearance that usually attends goods that have been exposed for varying lengths of time. In con- nection with the feature of the enlarge ment of the store it is stated that an additional three feet in width has been secured by the elimination of tn heavy brick walls and the removal of the wall cases, while the placing of the pre- scription department in an alcoye at the rear and the removal of the meg Zanaine floor into the same alcove gives that much more room in the store proper
 A most modern system of invisible lighting. with fixtures of highly artistic construction. installed by the Bertram Electric company, insures abundance of light at night and on dark days. In verted translucent bowls suspended with heavy bronze chain drops are restful to the eye and add to the rich ness of the appointments.
 The arrangement of the goods is so systematic that the minimum number of steps. are required to serve GUS toner. And everything is in plain view, exens tU the prescription depart ment
 
 Cavileer X Co, the woodwork by the Southwestern Sash and Door company and the marble work by Petty. Over 5000 was expended in making of the already .., modern establishment, one more nearly equalling the handsomest and the best equipped in tn southwest.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

NEW YORK, April 17.-A week of extraordinary activity in the stock market eliminated today in higher level of quoted values virtually throughout the list. Various indus trial and equipment issues which re- gently became the center of unre- strained trading were again promin- ent. with further gain of from three to seven points. although American Locomotive and New York Airbrake closed With net losses.
 United States Steel was the fore most feature, the dealings exceeding 165,000 shares almost one quarter of today's two hour dealings. It ad- vanced to 50, it's best price of the current rise. Trading in Steel was on a scale like that which made the stock conspicuous in bygone years. Lots of a thousand to four thousand shares were absorbed with freedom. One of the days most favorable fea- taures was the statement. of the Pennsylvania railroad of it's inten- tion to purchase large quantities of new equipment. General industrial reports contributed in no small mea- sure towards the buoyancy manifest ed in speculative circles. The high est prices ruled mostly at the close. Total sales amounted to 6S00O0 shares. Bonds were firm later in the week, after brief period of irregularity. Sales represented par value of
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18

Practically the last finishing touch
 has been made in the alterations and improvements of the Central Pharmacy 1 and today the famous drug store at the northwest corner of Washington street and Central avenue presents a vision of beauty, cleanliness and mod erneSs not surpassed by any business house in Arizona. The new Central Pharmacy stands today a monument to the progressiNeness of W. R. Way land and those with whom he has sur rounded himself in the conduct of drug store that lacks nothing in con- pleteness and is the last word in beau ty and sanitary appointments.
 Approaching the establishment eith- CT from Washington street or Central avenue one is impressed with a vision of plate glass extending across the en- tire front and along the Central ave- ! nue side. And with the exception of an exceedingly small amount of wood work finished in dark oak, the entire ! interior is of the purest white, inviting
 closest inspection and rediating light
 No doors bar the entrances, either at
 the corner Qr on the Central avenue side Such doors as there are, are of the disappearing kind. a novelty seen in this city for the first time They
 are raised from the bottom and re- quire no further attention until closing time, Ne
 The first feature to attract attention
 is the handsome soda fountain of rich | n-. marble. The serving surface has been increased to tiyenty-two feet and dan- ty and comfortable seats installed At
 the right of the entrance is a small table holding public telephone and
 alongside stands the scales where pat
 rons may weigh themselves
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
Gilbert News Notes

J A Higgins visited the schools on Wednesday.
 Mr and Mrs A. w. Ayers left We'd ncsday- for the dan to be present at tEe celebration on Thursday.
 Announcement came Wednesday, of the marriage of Miss Floss Spindle tp C. G. Norris. MT. Norris will he remembered as being located here in he U. S R. $. for about d year and was transferred to the same kind of work in Texas. MT and Mrs. Nor ris are to docate in Fl Paso, Texas Miss Floss was a popular young lady and while she will be greatly missed, her many friends wish the young couple a happy and prosperous mar Tied life.
 T. E. Spindle was a Phoenix visitor on Tuesday.
 The Anozira club met Wednesday with Mrs C. w. Pine.
 The Parent Teachers association meeting was held Wednesday evening at the school house with a good at tendance and an interesting program was listened to- It was decided to discontinue the meetings until the opening of school next year.
 The Commercial club banquet was held Friday evening and the people were royalty entertained by the club. A good program was enjoyed and d bountiful supper was served later in ti.e evening. Mss Mary Smiser visited in Mesa and Phoenix on Wednesday evening MT Drawbaugh of Higley has been extracting honey the past week and finds that the bees are doing well this season.
 Mir and Mrs. w N. Well were Phoenix visitors on Wednesday. Mrs Newell and Mrs. Rorex were calling on Mrs. Sanderson on Thurs day.
 MT Russell, representing A. J. Pe- ters oir Tempe, has been shipping hay from the local station the past week. Mrs. A. c. Ware is reported on the sick list
 Hay making is on in earnest in this section.
 Miss Ruth Burns was a week end visitor in Higley.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
MODERN WooDMEN ORGANIZE

Last night the officers of Phoenix camp of Modern Woodmen of AmeficV with about thirty members, came out and reorganzed the Glendale camp, when a class of thirteen new members were introduced. composed of R. F. Stauffer, R. NJ. Fleming. H. F. Schaler, A. A. Carrick, H. C. Reed, l.. D. Conrad, c. NJ. Dickson w. E. Lesh, J. F. Fos- ter, Fred Lawhead. J. w Feeback, J. c. BrooHs, J. F. Payne.
 The head state deputies appointed temporary officers as follows: Consul, A. E. DeBerry: adviser, R. M Fleming past consul, F. J. Flock; clerk, A. A. Carrick, Escort Frank Lawhead: bank CT. J. s. LaWhead: secretary, L. D. Con- rad: watchman, J. F. Foster; managers, H. F. Schaher c. NJ Dickson. At the close of the session Glendale members served refreshments of sandwiches pickles, coffee and apples.
 INTEREST CONTINUES TO GROW
 The big meetings at the tabernacle
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
A YOUNG POET

A sixteenyear contributor to the St. Nicholas League, Florence I,auer Kite. recently won gold badge for the following poem on the European War. which appears in the April issue of St. Nicholas: ON THE EUROPEAN WAR;
 PRAYER FOR PEACE. By Florence Lauer Kite (Age 16). Gold Badge Silver Badge won De-
 cember, 1913) Great King of kings, perhaps it is
 Thy will That Thy poor, foolish, blundering
 creature, man. Without a word from Thee to bless
 a ban. Should struggle with his fellow-man
 until
 His murderous sword hath drunk of
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
RETURN FROM CELEBRATION

Yesterday Mir. and Mrs. Rudolph kuchler of Uzona ranch on Northern avenue, together with NIT. and Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore of Phoenix returned from q three days trip to Globe and Roosevelt. They were among Glendale boosters at the high water celebration. MT. kuchler stated that Glendale was very much in evidence at the celebra : tion, being the only town or commun- ity present with badges. He stated further that Glendale's male quartet made a lot of noise that the people will not forget very soon.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18

continue to attract immense crowds and interest becomes more tense at each succeeding meeting. Thursday and Friday nights over twenty-five confessed Christ as their savior To- morrow afternoon Evangelist Burch will again lecture to men only at the Rainbow theater. His subject will be Whats the Matter With the Irish?' This afternoon MT Burch is helping the Glendale ;ligh school boys defeat the Tempe boys in the last baseball con- test of the season.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18

$2.252,Ooo. United States bonds were unchanged on cali.
 Metals Electrolytic s17.00 to SIPS. Sil- yer soc. Copper. quiet
 Stocks | Amalgamated. 76; Smelting. 727s; Santa F'e 102 21a; St. Paul, % 3-S; New York Central, sS 3s: Pennsyl- vania, no Is; Reading, 152% :; Southern Pacific, s2h; Union Pacific, 1317s; Steel, 59B; pfd.. 10S7s.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18

and strong; We cannot find Thee-panic- struck.
 distressed From warning lands we hear of
 Srievous wrong, Of nations in dire need, and sore op-
 pressed Fain would we cry. How Long, o
 Lord, how long?n
Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
blood it's fill.

Perhaps it is decreed in Thy great
 plan That only at such cost the lesson can Be learned, that men must live to
 love, not kill. And yet-our weak souls cannot meet
 the test With faith serene in Thee, assured
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Gn Spbaselie. / Mnanas=Snb,1
Sra Mppleton 8is., n1eo=
oeles, at q. 8. Sanlen, @ro0uert
fra 2anrence College og iii Gegic-
ringens Sgoebare=& ommis1ionGr i
9onoll1lu, bar gjort en- SpOagelie
Tom bill mere enb fnrbobIe Snotng
terne bed Mnanas @ineapple) SIT
ol1ltriem Der er ben naltltgrlte / so
nolllln. Jorben sit go 8rocent nf
Mnanos=9gblerne til 5piloe peo
gee0lpgningen / Sermetif meoens
beo bans uDe Groces, Der beitaar i
l1otrpfni1tgen al Gaften. fra Nffols
BET, ION frDies % forbanolcs til Ell
TIT 5iratp beo @jalp Of Gertrifu=
ger, 80 8roeent fan benpttes. Son
paaitaar, at ben iaaleoes inobl1,one
.5af fan f%orienoes meget biIIiaere
Der til aanOe, enc Sc originale ioa=
lie 5tofmnsler, og at ben foneentre=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
glrtanselif 5pblomitrins nnber
&rigen.

&rigen bar omDGltet Jo%rbolbcl1c:
@amlle 5pfartsbper ligaer title, pg
life ct Sfib fom1mer eller goor. Mt=
ter anbre bar. facet beres Craft
mal1ge0oblet. Mrfangelif er loulcOes
blebet !Sbioebabets @arnborg. Naoy
ma11 gaor / 2anb / 8De1l Ter mon
8onn1l6sboller oberolt; ser CT
taarnbpie Mosier at abernitenc,
8lDbarrer % 2onbbrugsmoifi1u
bel6ige &aSier % Tobe oberolt.
.Mlle bnrer Sniffriptionen ugia Mr-
fangeliif"
Meng6er al engelife, norife oa
mterifanife Sfibe losier oberalt,
bbor Ser er &oiplobs eller 2agtere
at fua.
8penS Befolfning ct forooblet.
Ser: er 2apper % 4areler, Sopne=
arbei0ere fra 5ibirien, Soroarbei=
6ere fra 8laoimir, 5fonarbejoere
fra Snegotrufterne, .Slooorbejoerc
fra Scotia og 8olog6u, ollie er fon1=
men for at faa go0t betalt grbej
Sc.
Sg Mrfangclif bill rir1eltabis bee
&rigen fao ct Spiping for %beitonoig.
Ser ipores 6remgong meb Sc ganlle
Nloter on Sernbaner til &eticbpra-
biltriftet, Slonet5 og 5ibirien. So
naler mellem 9mina og 8olqo
p%la11lGgge, ligeiom melten Anegos
ipen og SbiOebabet. MlereOe MI
t%foregaor en- .meget liblig Srafif poo
9,pinofloben. Store 2egtere CT
bpgget og lterfe 8%1tgierbaaoe an
ffoffet for G%ransporten np 90 Slp=
Sen. Ser CT ligelebes &luner ON at
bcgp11oe uonpttelien of geafta= og
8etrole1msfil0erne | l1fbla og 8lp=
l%eierne poo Thurman.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27


DANsK nv. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
kIRKE, Hjsrnet az Orleans IS ste
vens Street. G~udstjeneste hyer
sSndag Form. III. II. sSndagssko-
lie III. g..
II 9. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, ID.
B. s, mgder Log 3. Fredag / Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
sFORENINGEN "GODT HAAB" ND
der 2. og 4. Ldrdag paa Yasa Hall.
.FORENINGEN DANMARKS SON
NER' af %. s. D. F. mdder 2. og
Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS DDTRE meder 2. og q.
Tirsdag i hver Manned j Central
Hall, IS w. Z. st.
SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA' ND
der liver, Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE aLOGE Mr..
80, D. s. s., mSder /. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
FORENINGEN aHAABET" mgder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og q. Tors
dag j Maaneden.
DEN DANsKE UNGDOMSFORE-
ming mgder paa Central Annex Hall
hver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

FARMLAND. 20 Aars Afbetaling.
|F~rugtbare Farme i Diet vestlige Ca
NADIA tilbydes af Canadian Pacific
|Jernbane Kompagni. Produktly
godt Klima; godt Marked;
smukke Kirker og Skoler; uover-
trseffelig Transport; allie Bekvem-
meligheder og Anledninger som j de
.bedste Farmdistrikter andetsteds.
|Priser Sill til $50 pr. Acre; over-
Irislet Land fra $35. Liam paa ST.
900 til Hjelp for praktiske Farmere
i Observation-Disclosures. TIVE Aars
[AfbetaIing - eller for ON gnskes.
|Lmnge for Deres sidste Udbetaling
'er faldig vii Farmer: have betalt
for sig selv. Ligeledes nogle opdyr-
kede Farme med Illus, Stald, BrGnd,
|indhegnet, og med AfgrGde paa Jor-
den paa samme gunstige Vilkaar.
Renter j ale Tilfae1der kun s Ia,
EDette Tilbud er baseret spaa godt
Land; vi tilbyder disse Betingel-
ser fordi vi we'd, at en- Farmer paa
wort Land kan Hfaa Sukces"; han
kan leve godt og spare nok Til at
beta1e for sin Farm. Land i Diet
|vestlige Canada er naturlig egnet
It'll Korn- og Foderayl, Grgnsager,
It'll Mejeri, Heste-' Kvseg-, Fare
log svineavl, og Fjmrkrm. Benyt Dem
af de hdje Kornpriser. Vent like;
Diet bedste Land tages f9rst. Skriv
|idag efter vor fri Haandbog og fluid
|Oplysning til Dennis, Assistant
Ito the President, Department oil
Natural Resources, CANADIAN PA
CIFIC RAILWAY, Calgary, Alberta,
Canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Manbsfrapnrenbe. @eroens met
oonosfroppre11De Me1nelfe er Det,
Der tror, at ban bur CLIENT tit l1r
.bjernme og tager set op at 2omnen
for at le, ON ban bart Iib tic at
lpbe biem og bente Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Gnmitecu for Observation-Disclosures af

Gumiteeu fDr I1uberbolbniagen at
Gelegaternc tic Oct bonffe gro=
oeriamfnmn &onpclttiion i ct.
HallI er M trupl girfiontbeo for'
5ilpeiebringelien al SC fornpone
Meiolcr beo geitrioeIien Of uoeif=
terl1e beo 11pb1rte llnberbolbning.
N11ntret1e paa Mlltotnobilen Ser pil
blibe bortIoboef, er naiten uoioIgt
% efter Sorlpoe1oe bar &omitee1
Ell Sen1neligbeb giemt bort scr
met % tillige Ell 1tor Sperroifelic'
for BET MeDlem Of 8roberz % Sp=
~terfamf1ll0ef, lom ialger oct t6rite
M1ltal gatn1re. Beo ielDe 8a5aren bill
Der blipe bortlo6oet flere bnroif1llhe
@je1Ita11be, 6eriblanbt ct mutt 81.
5bliptbefsboro % ct ualminoeIig.
pant Slgiels=@ ulptnppe 9X12. 2gr=
Dag 9ften Ben 256e Scptember bill
blibe en- 4ffftm meb ma1tge Mttraf
tioner for 8Dens Sfanbinaber, Aa
Ell Mangoe banife 2pSbiIeoer nil
blipe forepiit, me0ens Ser bill blibe.
ierperef me0 Safe og pgte oanif
.Smprrebrgo. 8a5aren er al &o1li=
teen bleben arrongeret me6 set Sor=
maal, at Soften BEN lite Ohober
Tan blibe fri, life alet1e for Delto=
men ogiaa for dbbert Meb=
at 80. 9: g" iom bar in6betalt
fine lobbefoleoe 8iorag til 2ogen oe
Samfunoet op til Sen lite Oftober,
Mogangsfort bill blibe lto=
iteot al Gborbalolen 2oges Sirorlts-
beb 2oge1s Me6e Ben 3.
September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Gplqat6a banifsnprife 8resbgteria-

~-SS*J
,1er Strife, 1876 Sbomas ct, rar
Mice=st. Donif @~11ostieneite bier
sgnbog Morgen ST. 1920. en-
gelf @uostienelte bper 5snbag
often &I. 8, bbortii aue er bier
telig belfomne.
3altoren bill bare at finoe / lit
&pntor / &irfen, 1876 SbomaS
ct, bier Girsoaa, Eorsbag %
2gr6ag, fra SCI. 9--f2 Sm. %
fra ST 25 @m. 8aitorens 8o-
Zig er MI i Sd. 288 9bpmus ct.
81. g. @role, 8aitor.
DEN DANsK-NoRsKE METHo-
DIST KIRKE. HjSrnet at Broad
way og IS. St, afholder sine Guds-
tjenester som fslger: Praedikenl
/ ssndag Form. XXI. 1890. AftensKl.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sgndag Aften Kl.7.45;; itersert Nd.
de de ire fgrste Tirsdage insane
cen. BennemSde liver onsdag AZ
ten 81. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
81 + NN@#9 AN@MMNM $685. II $685. a@##8@
Nv danSk koloni Montana.

En- Del al. den bekjendte Mu1tLMi1ionar Marcus .Da-
lys Stock-Farn Bitter. Root Valley Diet sydvestige ]
Montana dnskes KOLONIsERET AT PRAKTISKE J
DANSKE OG MEJERI-MEND. TIL saadan-@9
ne, Gntet Land salges til Spekulanter) byder vi det bed
ste Land som findes denne Del at Nordvesten til en- Pris J
at $40 til $50 pr. Acre, kun IS Procent Kontant og Resten ]
iI2 Aar med 8 % Rente. ,Dette Land er altsammen under
Dyrkning,. og da den store Farm ejer eget Irrigations-Sy- ]
stem er der altid Overflod af Wand.
Vi har personligt gjennemsdgt denne Dal. tall med !
Farnere; som ha1 boet der $50 AaT; og ale sr enige !
GET ABSOLUT og at det mindst 1
oliver vRrd onn#4e kort lid den dobbe1te Pris: af hvad der ]
nu forlanges. J
Landet sselges hurtigt Benyt Lejigheden, ! som vii ha, ]
We Land, og Vi tror, I vii aldrig ko1nn1e til at angre det.
DETTE Err EN- AT JoRDENs E sUNDHED oG !
VELsTAND NEST BEGUNsTIGEDE PLADsER. Dan Z
ske pa Vejen til eler fra Verdensudstllingen i San Fran !
cisco burde standse i Hamilton, Mont, hvor Konnpagniets i
Representant, Mr.. w. F. Rice, vii mode Dem. Skrivt til os, :
ener bes9g wort Kontor, og vi skal; give Dem al den Oplys- !
ming, Vi kan. Illustreret Beskrive1se at Eandet :sendes frt. {
Exkursioner den f6rste og tredje Tirsdag liver Manned, !
koster 5000 frem og ti1bage fra Minneapolis. {
On F-REDERIKsEN LAND co, !
613-14 Phoenix Bldg. -@- Minneapolis, Mimi
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og o
st. Gudstjeneste S6ndag Formid.
dag Kl. 1890. Altergang fprstt
SSndag i liver Maaned. Ande,
Sdndag hver Manned tillige Aftep
gudstjenes.e ri. 8.
kirkelige Anliggender hede.
man henvende sig til Kjrken'
Pr#st. Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard
2R1O F. 22nd Street. TeIefo,
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27


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