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The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29
LOCAL NEWS
Greene Drug & Jewelry Co.-Victor
dealers of Dickinson.-adv,

Greene Drug & Jewelry Co.-Victor
dealers of Dickinson.-adv.
Mrs. Nels Nichols of Medora came
down the middle of the week to
visit friends and transact business.
Leon Brown, son of O. A. Brown, of
The Brown Dairy, left Sunday to
take up a short course in electrical
engineering at the state agricultural
college.
Lost-Pocketbook containing GER
tifcate of deposit for $4O0 and a $500
bill. Finder please return same to
W. j. Runyan, Dickinson, and receive
reward.-adv. 1t
Archie Grantier had the misfortune
Tuesday morning of falling and Sc
verely spraining his leg as he was
about to enter the new bank building
from the rear to begin his days work.
Going Skating? Apply a very lit
tie Nyal's Face Cream. It imparts a
dull, velvety finish and prevents in
jury from cold. rs cent jars at
Greene's.-adv.
Miss Louise Duggan of Gladstone
was up for the basketball game last
Friday night, and left the following
day for Taylor in company with Miss
Rose Waddell, of this city to spend
a short time visiting friends.
The Dickinson Automatic Sign Co.
expected to ship one of their ma
chimes this week to New York to be
placed on exhibit in connection with
the big auto show at that place.
The machine will be in charge of an
agent who is working in that vicin-
itV.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29
NORTH DAKOTA COWBOYS
ARE ORGANIZING A SHOW

Believing that the show business
is more lucrative than being a cowboy
on the dwindling ranges of western
North Dakota, Jack j. Brcyer and
Charlie Daniels, who have been
ranching in the Little Missouri
country, are now in Watford organic
ir" a wild west show company. They
have assumed the names Powder
River Jack and Bad Lands Jim for
theatrical purposes. They plan to
give their initial performance in Wat
ford and announc that after that
they will take a company of stars
and Indians on a theatrical tour of
North Dakota. Later on they are to
go cast.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29
AN APPRECIATION

To the teachers of the Dickinson
schools:
We desire to thank you for the
valuable assistance rendered US in
the sale of the Red Cross stamps,
during the holidays.
The success of the sale was due
largely to the efforts put forth by
the teachers Of the schools. We wish
to assure you that we are very CRATE
full for the in which you aided
us in this worthy cause. Especially
are we grateful to Miss Waddell and
Miss Lyken for the large amount of
stamps sold by them. Thanking you
again we are,
Very Sincerely Yours,
THE MONDAY CLUB,
Mrs. Mary Cain, Sec.
January oath, 1916.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29

the first and, at present, only women's
college to be awarded that honor.
Misses Carol and Grace Mcclure of
this city are attending St. Gather
ines this year. /.
For Sale or Trade=~Will sell or
trade for land or land and stock and
machinery, my brick garage building
and livery barn situated on West
Willard St. which rents for $4,000
per month. This is a good invest
ment. For further information write
or call on D. w. Friesen, Box 286,
Dickinson.-adv. 1-29-tf
The steamship Northern Pacific
will discontinue coastwise service on
February 9th, until further notice.
On February 10Th it will leave San
Francisco for a de luxe cruise to
Honolulu and the Mid-winter carni-
val. This ship has been making regu-
lar trips between Seattle and San
Francisco for a long time past. 81.
Miss Lula Goodall of Goodall was
a guest from Friday until Sunday at
the Brooks Goodall home in this city,
where her mother, Mrs. J. W. Goodall,
has also been visiting for some time,
Her father, who recently entered St.
Joseph's hospital, being i'll with pneu-
monla, is recovering very nicely and
If the weather permitted, he expected
to be out the last Of the week.
G. J. Powell, former superintend-
cnt of Congregational work in the
state, and now holding a similar Of
flee in Montana, was the guest of
Rev. A. G. Hacke between trains Sat-
urday. Mr.. Powell was en- route to
his home at Billings, Montana, after
attending the midwinter conference
between the national secretaries and
home missionary superintendent at
Chicago.
P. E. Zimmerman, of the Dickin-
son Ice & Transfer Co., and family
were moving down from South
Heart Thursday into the w. Schwartz
house, which Mr.. Zimmerman re-
Gently purchased. The Schwartz
family are temporarily occupying
the C. P. Miller house in the east
ern part of the city, while the last
named family is now nicely settled
in the Bowers cottage on Second
Avenue West. e
Miss Hazel Allard of Zenith, the
young school teacher, who came
nearly being burned to death in the
recent fire which destroyed her school
house, living apartments and all her
clothing, has been visiting Dickinson
friends since the fire and taking medi-
cal treatment for her burns. Miss
Allard had to borrow clothing to come
to Dickinson with, not having had
time to even save a single garment
from the flames.
The Royal Gwent Welsh Male
Singers, consisting of fourteen voices,
will give an entertainment in the
Elks' auditorium in Dickinson on
Tuesday, February 9Th. This is one
of the famous European choruses and
they should meet with a most en-.
thusiastic reception upon their ap-
p%earance in this city. This will be
one of the numbers of the lyceum
course being given under the auspices
of the Dickinson Elks.
Tom Menke, of the Dickinson Union
Delivery, spent a few days the latter
part Of last week with his uncle, F.
H. Schroeder, at Taylor. Mr.. Menke
expects to leave the middle of next
week to take up a special course in
chemistry at the state university.
He has already taken up some
work in the university of Wisconsin
in chemical engineering. Jerry Ma
honey and Stanley. Grubb are left
in charge of the delivery autoes in
this city,
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29

Ben Hagemann of Davenport, Iowa,
is a new barber in the Tom Totting-
ham shop. Mrs. Hagemann arrived
Saturday and they have began house.
keeping in the Mrs. Sabra Merry
house.
Delbert Larson of two miles east
OF Manning was a guest from Friday
until Saturday at the L. Eyer home
in this city. Mr.. Larson brought in
$50 chickens for the Parker & Sons
meat market.
Gordon Dodd was expected back
the last of the week from Chicago,
where he had been since last Thurs
day. In the near future Mr.. Dodd
expects to go out west to look after
his fruit interests for some time.
Rev. A. C. Hacke left Wednesday
morning to attend the Laymen's Mis-
s~ionary convention at Fargo. Besides
this, he attended a meeting of the
ference and a meeting of the COM
mission of the building loan and ef-
fciency bureau. He expected to be
back by Saturday.
Miss Katie Staudiner is here from
Richardton for a visit with her
brother, John, who has been confined
at St. Joseph's hospital for the past
week as a result of being accidentally
shot in the leg about a week ago.
Henry and Rosie, cousins Of the in
jured young man, also came up for a
visit at the same time.
Many who are interested in stud
ents at St. Catherine College in. St.
Paul will be glad, to learn of the
recent utilization of this school with
the University of Minnesota, it being
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29

pools for range stock but are often
the watery graves of calves and
young stock. Thus the beaver prob
lem is becoming a serious one in a
state where trees are few and a
most valuable asset. 1t is estimated
there are now 5,000,O 900 of these little
lumber jacks in North Dakota.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29

vanced in 1911.
This ruling of the Wisconsin court
leaves the case in this county decid-
eddy favorable to Mr.. Dalheimer; as
it was proven tHefS that no lease
was made for 1912, hence. It seems
that the owners will be field respon-
sible for the wages and expense in
Cured by Dalheimer while farming
the land in 1912.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29
PATENTS
WILLIAM G.. HENDERSON,
Counsellor at Law.

Counsellor at Law,
SOL r. ST., Washington, DC, Patents
Tor inventions and trademarks. Opin-
ion rendered as to validity and in
Efrlngement Of patents.-adv. Left
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

ct Sc b!tIItge ltge= eIIer MaattebsbtI=
letter. Wfat fatt 10 relfe, faa me-
get man pil, gter1e Tttitttoer of St
lpn1eter, / fiprte1 Daoe fpr 80
&roner paa atoen alosie % 30
&ro1er paa treble, set ct ltor-
artet. Og loa bar De pibere eli bur
tig % belpillig 8etiening 80 jeq
bar ploget mango Sernbonefolf meb
5pprgsmoal og 5maaurin6er, oq
oltio bor Sc bGret imilenoe tiet11 t.
pillige.
CT ser lite mere goot, Sc fa11
ltge ont Mci1elibet / Darmarf, -
bi bill 10 bel1t funne glGoe 2p1erne
liot.
- So, megct, meoet, sc Deres
@pteller, iclb / sc lmoa 0pcr, ollie
CT Sc rcnliQc, ret billiae % bar
apoc 5engc % Qoo Moo, % nour
mon bar gooet li9 harn poo Ipo=
ocrne / &%e0elDngerL CT bet hathe
pcllmogcnoc % iurrDt at fnrle ltop=
pc CIT h%cgpnocnoe TprfplclIe meh
CT rMolbpr9er", lclp ON bet er Ell
|5pnoag. s Morge foar ut fprlt prl=
te til Mouoag G fer 2opcrl 90.
Yraflis CT 10 libt onoerlebcS.
Nciler scr mango 9for1fe
9onmurf?
= 6lere % flcrc. SEQ oil gjpr(
mig cit @lG0e al at fortullc minl
2onosmnno, at 9unmarf life Ell
iua0ont ems orni0t ~Yonoefoqc.
2on0", ipm CIT al bore Maolfol If en-
Gang logoe / 5tprtingct / ct 1lbc.
pogtet Hjeblif. Sra MpenS &lin1
til Mlbcoen, fra 9erneS @pgei fpul
til &litter>1e og 5ilernr, CT Spring,
get luo tort % Natl1ren loo ipr=
lfjellig, at Sen life ol1er Set, ion
bore forer 9ol16ct pner mes ct Sur
tiatog pg fon1n1er bjem n1e0 Set
Snotrpf, at ber life CT oroct &pilc=
punft for 9jet ems en- @in0n1plle cl=
let en- &irfegobl. Seq elifer at rcjlc
/ 9ormorf, ogloo for Sen benliqe
@efolfnings Sfplo, % jeg fpler Set
/ Sag, iom ONT jeg bereftcr bill for
ltoo meget mere al Set in6erlioite
boS @lichcr, Mofjnr og andre SSp-
Ser cnb ti0ligerc.
: Seer ioo benlig at fortplle Set
til N~or6menoene.
: ga, Sc fan bore 1iffer! Mt1r
fig 6a til @jengjnlo til San iferne.
at oe olle1omme ifol fomme til
9}orge ONT @interen, ia be1lt ON
S%interen. Ebi @tnteren CT Morges
|Si6, 1om 5pmmeren CT OanmarfS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
Nnrnmann mt
Danmurk.

v8erlinglfe Gi0en0e" bor beot
Me0oftpr 9eielS &ogt, 1om lige er
pe1rot tilboge til &jpbenbapn ira en-
lu11gcre &ejie rr11ot / 9o]n1orf,
ONT at gipe 1i1e SnotrDf.
0cnne gooe gl1fer % SLENDER
al 9ann1orf og 0uni It Sin gop Dem
gjerne gjennem fplgenoe Snterpielp
ga, Sc pe0 jo npf, at jeg
pfte refer / 9arn1orf = oct er
III ljette Gang, at jog ct ! &lpbe11=
bupn / 2pbet al ct MarS Iio. Me1
n1eqet -bor jog 10 pglaa let al bette
2o11o, bbis 2o110ifabs 8plgelinier,
5fppe pg 5tror0e bar CIT oltiO np
Giltrnf11ing for mtg. Men Set par
fri I, 0a Sorma11oen / 2%anOSfor=
c1ingen til &ejieliDetS Sremme,
Gperretslogfprer Mrel Olien, LOB
truffe op for mig mere pla1m1psltge
&11tcr, at jeg beltemte mig til at le
2urOet ira gnDe til a110en. S Tjor
bar jeg poa Wfpen pg bar, benrpft
pocr 2ilcl11nOs Horf, ocrnrl It oglao
poo TDer ira &jertcnninDe / Mor6
til SDenoborg Sun0 og Saulinge
5D6, lon1t poa Gjellonos Nor0fplt,
/ Mor far Nejien5 Mool poret SDl=
lu110.
= 0g Sc CT iaa tilfre0S?
= S fri @ra6> ifj6nt &ejret bor
Dnrt %ulto0igt, melt folot % reg11=
fulbt. Seq bop0e Ell 6ejlig 5pl=
%1fins0ag paa 5fagen % ct Hor
96gn / &ibe, 1om. me0 fine title
@a6er ng r96e, mosgroe0e Sage
pua lape BinoingSpprfsruie ont
firing 6en m9gtige 9om, Bonner en-
TprfrDlle1Oe HQ111n1e ON Oc mango
biitnriife Mi110er. Inriltfpreni11ge11
0cr11e6e / Sen .gunle 8p bor lettet
@eipget for olle &ej1e11oe peo Sen
nomgrfe0e lille @oan6bog, iom Sen
bar nOgibet> og be0 Sc mango Min=
%Oetabler> 1om er lat op puu &rts=
pGggene.
- Sac far Sc foni lie og1oo let
11oget al 5en0erjpllun0?
So, Set blep 10 be6 Meilen
til Nlbe, og ioa en- lille Sur ue0
til Br9nl len = en- 1ort=bbi6 @on,
meo %re1S1ens 9rn til &oqt, en-
Srptt og ct Eigtroo1sbegn mo0
Solooter bag. Oct bot 11oQle qe-
nptlige ,&or1e, ct Eor al ocn1 -
jeg fit mig. en- %osiior meo bent,
De los life til at bore tilfreoie n1eb
oe11ne 6ronttjeneite, ifjpnt Sc u1co
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
RIA RIM IA M
Wolf Point,

H@sten err begyndt hri Montana,der Ell str Eftersndrese1 efter Land
Alsrgaen: Ter bllver h9stet her, faat Montanas Farmere til at smile. Har
en- "Secton" Land, alt fenced Gro e. fenced, ned mindra Inc n1
5talo, vel 400 Acres bedste Farm Land og Resten Graesgange mel
uolmarket Wand, god GrRs ing, rigelg Kul. Vii snlge denne
hoee on, n wi overtagelse kan ske straks, for SIS pr Acre, men maa
4I@ve hHe belpDet kontant udbetalt. Dette err GodtkjGb, da alt tnstddende
s@lges ii den dobbete Pris. ~
~ acres s ayrket Farm, 100 Acres ned Al, nye Bygninger, Wind
% d" p panq e%f og Bronde "a Gresgangene; fenced crossed fenc-
% pan+o PH rs s5o pr; Acre, lete Afbct hnger, Resten paa lang It'd, 6 Proc
Ehehte. Er e. at de bedste Farme vi hr. Kan snlgeH este Kvpg svin
og alt Maskineri, hvis 6nskes. ' wv"
beaste Stock ranch Vesten, 21OO Acres, rindende Wand, rigeigt
1pnmer; 1ndhegnet med ranch, B gninger, 1870 stykker Kveg, Is H.
&C. 1oe Naasklner,,d eHe r e. "es ate; kan snlge alt for $4,000 med
9d1,9oO kontant Udbetaing, R@ten pa lang It'd til Proc. Rente. Den
1 ~ 81 EaoSen tor e. ung Mand till at faa e god ranch" " "nauve~
MvsGg I'll Ill IN Begyndese: Skriv til mig, jeg skl sende fuldstnndige Or-
lysn1nger. G. E: MILLER, Gendive, Montana,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
III 0ntana remtidens Stat.

$40 Acres, 5 Mil fra Glasgow,
Mont, 240 Acres godt jaevnt Plgje-
land og Resten indhegnet. Graes-
gang. lille Hus, Stald, Painting;
l Mil fra Elevator og Jernbane, i
stort Settlement af skandinaviske
Farmere; SIG pr. Acre. Skriv til
Rumble Land & Abstract Co.. elias
gov, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
MONTANA-LAND.

Dyrket OF udyrket Jord fra SIS
pr, Acre til h@jere Priser, i smaa og
store Arealer for K~olonisering i Ju-
dith Basin nnr Great Falls, Mont;
lette V1lkaar. Skriv ON O%plysnin-
ger og Priser. Norhv Rros Graat
Falls. Montana,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

3"
n1tet netop ber, iom %begrunoer e1
@ranie, life 5fop, 6jGlo eller Gln
ia bel beller life 5prog.
- &ibe bar - fumes Ri at fpr:
ltaa - &ejiens @lansp1tnft?
@oooe ga og Mej. gn 6o0pan
bring pper @e0en %9eor0puo til %
oper &oobjerg Mile, bpis 5oob
bjerge lutte ! 5olen, lorn en- @ro
poo bort eget @6jfinl0> en- lang
Murcbe pber &pbilo @offer mel
Omegn, og lao Mlbe0en, gomle
pnroige @iborg og meget u1ge
ufGr0ige &erning, Set por ait om1
men NIT og interesiu11t. Seq bar al
ti0 1Glt mes @atn0ring on 0o;gos
og bans Gjerning, e1ler las mig
iige: fprlt og fr%en11nelt be1111ore:
bu11S. Sro, Oct er jp 0cf> font bpre1
l9ng1t. .Sg noor jeg lGler &riti1
oper &eiultotcrne og 6eres toln1ps:
ltge &entobilitrt> 1oo mo- jeg tpr1f(
paa, bboo Mrs. Gorlple engone
lfreb til en- al fine 8en11er: Set e1
al meget itprre 8ctp0ning, bporle:
oeS ct Menneife tror, ems bpoo bo1
1rnr.
W}en Set b1rer jo life netpp bi0
Spr at fomn1c tilboge til Mibe> IT,;
bio bill jeg gjerne fomme tilboQe:
ytoor MON be0 Chen al Sen bic:
tetSfnl0e Sn1bn for at BEFORE ser
gonle 8pS Hreg> og1oa peo gip:
bpgningerS 0isfrete Mnben0elie a
9onmel 5til / 6orn1, 5tof % Tor:
ber> fer fertile og itillpie Suite pof1{
trent = Sc pus ler til Mtbe 1on
%orter til ct e6elt Mnligt - fac
f9ler mQ11 og1aa / 0onmorf @ebo:
bet for bba0 hi 1ou boor6t iapne,
II Norge: ct planmeSiigt Mrbejoe
for at be6re 8pggeifif, gjerne I'M:
Der tqttet al 2opgibninger. Iplflonf
bar en 1oo6on Sob - Sen er en66o
oateret TromSp, bbor &ejleren Ser
Sang bar poa Ell a + fire mQnqe
HtorgeSrejier = og Sen giper @on1=
m1nerne Het til at forbp0e ND6Dq=
l11nger, 1om ltiffer oltfor ltprft al
mo6 Smgibeli erne. s ct &porter
me0 8in0ingSb9rfs @oblbuie mao
mon fife bDgge bre6 falfet SocaDe
meo ltore Speilglasruoer. S Tpif=
lono glper MON og1ua offentlige
Fenge for at bin6re Meoripning al
el0re og farafteriitiife @u1e, / Sci
6elberg er Ser ct lao6ont &us, bDis
gjer far facet 100000 M}orf for al
bol0e Set / go0 5fif / Sen gomlc
Still.
&eoaftpren far talt fig BARN =
bon er 10 oglaa fommunepolgt
Weolem al &riltianias ~5fjpnbe0s=
oono" - og Samtolen ldges far1
tilbage til 6e bjemlige Sorbol6.
Sernbmerne> ip6rger 9e? Sr
Ga, Sc fjerte efter &1o11e11 - Set
pill iige, jeg fit BET Snotrpf, at 6or=
i1nfel1erne bar etablere0e belt plan:
m9s1 tg. - 9tu, &rigen far bel
iprGngt Trofifen> iao set bebgper
iffe at bGre 1an6t, bboo EN- Me6=
rej1enoe. poaifo6, at 6et. bar pusiit
Sabotage fra ct 6aarligt lgnne1
&erionaleS @i6e. Men set bar il
nnoer1igt, T. @fs. / Sre6erifsbobn
Seq iful6e reiie 11or6oper me6 Ct
2ofaltog, 1om life bob6e nogen Eil
l1utning ip6fra, Set bar en- &ber:
Bag, % Ser bar faa &os1ogerer.
Wten en06u bar hi IS M}inutter for.
ltnfet, for Soget %oberbobeoet fom
Gang. 81 flyer / Morge altio, al
Sogene ugaar" - Set er fo11
Sprogbrl1g - fer / Donmorf liqe1
De- at Sc ~lgber", - jeg ipnes, al
Ri for en-. Gangs 9fplo er forfeit:
gere | bort @loiebnlg.
Men laa bor Sc / Donmorf er
Sroning be6 Sernbonerne, font pi
fan miSunoe 0em, og iom @tats-
banerne bur6e %obertere / Mabo=
lanoene font go0 gfef1ome, bbis Sc
ia 6n1fer EN- iterre @ejieltrpm. Set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
MONTANA LAND

vi kan snlge Dem Farm Land som
k kan overgaas fra IS til $40
pr. Acre. Kan avle enhver Ting,
der 6nskes; hvorfor ibetale $25 til
$50 pr. Acre for Land, der like er
bedre. Skriv paa Engelsk eller af-
lng os ct Bes@g.- Believer & Brown,
Al West Park St.. Butte, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
HOMESTEADS.

Jeg har mango forskjellige Styk-
ker af dyrket og udyrket Jord j
mindre og st6rre Dele til Salg. -
Hvis interesseret, .skriv til mig.
Kan ogsaa sikre Homesteads. Jeg
kjender Egnen, da jeg har v@ret
her 81 Aar. = N. P. SORENSEN,
No. 8 N. Eighth St.. Miles City,
1ontana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
Montana Farm Land.

her II Bet1ngeserne for e. LivsNUling. Alt Land er j stigende vprdi
Det er nHlgt / Montana, hvor den srste Afgr6de og bedste Kvalitet
korn er aVlet. Dyrket Land SIS til $5 pr. Acre. vi avler5 so Bushels
;iiVede, 80 Blu. Havre og enhver 30 helst Sort t1svarende Forho1
hvor KHmaet Ell bedst. Skrv til os ON Oplysninger. 81 Priserne 70 Re.,
skriveser. p'NNo"' I'LL 1 l'elne 9 D.
M. J. WALSH CO., LIVINGSTON. MONTANA,
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GOdtk0b paa Montana Land
5000 Acres.

Den ber@mte Helena Dial i Montana.
Kan ses fra Stats Capitolet.
Allie St@rrelser paa Farme: 40, 80, 100,
800 & OPP.
kreatur-, ,Ranches.s.
VIGTIGT:
Helena Dalen har den lengste Kornavl-
seson i Montana, Diet frugtbareste Jord
rigelig Reginald, stor Kornafgr@de OF
glimrende M arkeder.
Lave Priser. - Lang lids Afbeta|ing. - Lave Renter
Skriv paa engelsk efter fri Beskrive1ser OF
PriSliste.
k0b direkte Oe spar PENCE. Skriv til:
Western States Land and Development Company,
Helena, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
LAND I N0RD0sT-M0NTANA

Dyrket og udyrket Jord i skandi-
naviske Settlementer nmr Jernbane
/ Diet ~nord0stlige Montana til $40
a $40 pr. Acre paa lette Vilkaar.
Skrtv efter Oplysninger og Priser.
A. P. LARSON.
Wolf Point. Montana.
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OvERRlSLET FARM LAND TIL sAIc

ll45 Acres Hoveddistriktet af Gallatin Dalen, ar code Byer. 1000
acres Say ayrket: TO vandl@b skygge og skov: Northern Pacifcs Hoved-
por tqber lgjennem samt den Nationae Park-Iandevej ogYelowstoneS por
ATg Gm@thu 80 b. T Hve ede. o. Byg, 80 Bush. Havre i Gjennemsnt, 2 Tons
ange gj6r Kreaturavl og Mejeridrist til n god Fortjeneste. Prisen $50
T. Acre. IL lnddele 5 Farme, hvj@nskes Skriv pa Engelsk.
A. 7. RUTLEDGE. BOHEMIAN, MONTANA.
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%OVERRISLET LAND.

Overrislet lord i Deer Lodge Da-
en-, Montana, i N@rheden at Jern-
anestationer og Skoler til Priser,
er varierer fra SIS pr. Acre og op
fter. Skriv efter Beskrivelser og
'nkaar. = GEO. w. PETERSEN.
naconda. Montana,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
MONTANA LAND.

Dyrket og udyrket overrislet Land
Beaverhead County, Montana. =
1odt Land. Bedste Markeder. Skan-
inaviske Settlementer. Fra SIS pr.
Acre og op efter. Skriv efter Be-
krivelser og Betingelser.
R. w. BOONE, Dillon, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
GODTKJOB IFARML LAND.

En- hav Section, Is Mile fra G1endive, ESQ Acres Plcnjord, 1877
Acres med Avl denne Season, ct got 5 Varelsers Hus, Stald, g
Kornlader, Maskinhus, god Br9nd og Kide. Dsse Forbednnger er
vard $4,000, og Farmer e. ualmin deig biig til $1 pr. Acre. $4,000
kontant og Resten kan betales aarng med e Del af Avhn, o qnskes.
G.. 0. HITCHCOCK. Glendive. Montana
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

Erni item (til Eigen): @e beo bel
/ Set mi1r6ite> bbem Ser ct Sober
til 8ornct?
Eigen: So, fan ct @ur0iit neo
SifringSltprfe1t> men jeg far rig
tigl1of CLIENT bans Nummer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01
Stuff Dor &pgbanbe1.

Mle 8pger fra bort 2a9er ienbe$
pprtofrit mes P%affepplt, eller ST.
preis; men pnifer man &affen az:
iureret n1aa 5 gents efstra mebfpl:
&c &eitillingen.
6. &asmnsien g.,
720=722 @o. 4tb @treet,
Minneapulis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

3uriiten (be6 @eitigningen al ct
bit @jGrg): ~&nn0er set mi fife,
at 6olf foloer ne0 fer mango @qn=
ge?"
Spreren: ~Na, set bill jeg life
ltge = en- Gong er / &eglen nof.
Ijc11etepigem (oer bor bertet
911cts Dutter fra Seotret): u6rg,
fe1l> bpor0on bar @tpffet t Mften?"
Trpfenen: ~@prgeligt. S 1io1te
Mt o9r ale &obe6perionerne."
Nlge1: ~SSa, Set tenfte jeg 1tof,
oo Der bleb 1lebt iaa mango &ronie
l110 / Eeatret."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

S Sfolens pnalte &laSic er Ser
l%@n6erbisning / clearinghouse.
2nrerin6en: &bilfe tire NeringS=
1toffer bebgber Me&1nel fet?
gn 5temme: Srofo1t, Mi00og oQ
glften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

STRIP efter &rpbenxmmer at BETTE
8Ia1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

9oftoren: ~@or De mi tqget Sen
9Gife &iller, jeg ifrep op til Sem ;"
Notienten: ISABEL, ST.. Ooftor.
men jeg fan ingen 8irfning mprfe.
Mooife 2aoget life CT gooet al
9g1fen en6nu."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

Ieoter0ireftpren: Scr ct fac
mattge &otter pao Deres Scatter, a
DC .9oer baa6e 81 it11mer. pg mere.
Teoterejeren: v&eb De, bbo0 Sci
er @runoen 0ertil?"
5eater0ireftpren: v9fei bpo1
lfl1l0e jeg bloc 6et?"
Eeaterejeren: Set er, for6i Sci
lite fommer EN- &at til 9eres Sore
ltillinger."
ST.: ~M}in Sen er ioo tDf> at bol
fife far let fine Tp66er' / ii Mar.
s.: Set er life noget; jeg fjen
Der EN- @tu6ent, Der er 1ao bpj
at ban, bber Gong fan ifal tog'
.&atten al, fprit moa flotre op al
en- Stige."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-01

Mooeren It'll @uternantem: =
r&i1 De toge Bprnene ue6 1to al
Stuen, ser fo1nn1er mini 2nge."
2ille Crete: ~Mo, Mo'r, n1oa b
life blipe berin0e, hi pil loa gjer11(
1c paa 0et?" p
Mo6eren: ~&Do0 I'LL s ie poa?'
2ille @rete:: 49, So'r tiger al
tbs: 9oftoren trpfIer bare &c.,
ont peo Ngien, og Set pil ri fac
.gjerne 1e en- @ong."
a.: ~&borfor tror &c. at Sonier
bor giftet fig me6 lin Some fo1
Fcngenes 5fpl6?"
g.: ~Seg bor let ben6e."
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-18
SPECIAL YELLOWSTONE PARK
EXCURSION.
August 22nd. "Shaw & Powell Way"

Four-dsy tour. including r. II.
fare from Ogden ........ s33.75
Five-day tour, including r. r.
fare from Ogden ............$ 3S.I5
Cuisine and service the best obtain
able. w. d. AHERN. city ticket agent,
Ill Twenty-fifth. Ogden, Utah. p.
ITO. 1921.