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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-26
WALL PAPER

Just to remind YOU that you
will be indoors a lot this winter,
why not make the four walls that
surround you happy and joyful
with new covering of Wall
Paper?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-26
DINNERW ARE
A Short Talk on
Quality Ware


worthy dishes which wear poorly,
which Is truer today than ever
before of the low priced dinner
ware lines, is spending more than
the woman who buys one worth
while article of dinnerWare that
will last practically a life time.
Every woman despises the
thought of setting her table with
dinnerware which is Clipped,
cracked or crazed; yet this hap
pens with all cheap dinnerware
ultimately. why not come in
and let us show you the differ
once. We are experts In this
line, not euessers, and what we
tell you is absolutely dependable.
Our dinnerware sales have
been tremendous the past sea-
son: our stock has been more
varied and larger than in many
seasons past. We carry over
thirty open stock patterns in all
the best makes; we also carry
six patterns in the lower priced
wares. SO no matter whether
you wish cheap ware or good de-
pendable ware, give us the OPP
portunity of figuring with you.
II good dinnerware outlasts poor
dinnerware at the ratio of to 1,
and poor dinnerware costs La the
price of good dinnerware, which
ia the better for you to buy?
Which conserves the men and the
resources of the country more,
which conserves your resources
more? Give US the opportunity
of showing you that a dish is not
a mere matter of a dish: but that
quality enters into its making
more than in any other one line
that we know of.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-26
PRESIDENT OF THE WAR
INDUSTRIES BOARD RESIGNS

Washington, oct. &c. - Frank A.
Scott, Cleveland, chairman of the war
industries board, resigned today. III
health as given as the reason.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-26
SATURDAY SPECIALS.

In the face of constantly ad-
vancing prices, we offer you
good dinnerware in a decorated
pattern in cups and saucers, Din
ner, Soup and Tea plates, covered
and uncovered Vegetable Dishes
and Platters. limit six of an ar
ticle to a customer for Saturday
only, each 15c.
Swift's White Laundry Soap
you all know the quality of this
soap-Saturday only, 6 bars for
25c, limit II bars to a customer.
These Saturday sales start at
10 a. m. Goods are not delivered
unless with other purchases, no
phone orders taken as usual. we
buy enough of these specials for
the sale to last well into the af-
ternoon. giving everyone a chance
to get theirs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-26

A newly invented cigarette holder
has an attachment which elects the
burned end of a cigarette without dan
ger of burning the fingers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-26
Admire Babies?

Every normal
woman's heart
thrills with the
thought Of pos
sessing a baby.
What man can
I ully perceive
the sympathet.
4 Q understand.
ing and tn .
iovelight I h q I
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14
kSOCi0tyN0WS

Monday In honor of Mrs. Borah who
was one of its first members. The de-
corations were rose colored dahlias
There were nine plates.
+ + =
Senator and Mrs. Borsh
Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ], Dockery enter
tanned Senator and Mrs. Borah at
dinner Sunday evening. The table
was laid in the vine covered porch and
suggestion of Idaho's plenteous yield
was given in the centerpiece of fruit.
= 4
Beautiful War Party.
Mrs. Will " Regan, Mrs. Holbrook
Mrs. Craig Coffin and Mrs. ]. e. Slin
ton were hostesses Tuesday afternoon
at beautiful war party. brideg tea,
given to raise money to purchase yarn
for the knitting OF socks for the men
of Colonel Holbrook's regiment. There
was large attendance and a goodly
sum was raised. There were fifteen
tables of bridge and a number of the
guests knitted instead of playing cards,
The prizes in bridge were won by Mrs.
Springer, Mrs. r. II. Johnson and Mrs.
Harvey. During the tea hour when 9TH
ers came in, another prize was drawn
for by those who had not participated
in the game of bridge, Mrs. A. A..
Fraser drawing the favor. Mrs Tim
othy Regain and Mrs. Holbrook poured.
The beautiful Regain home was un-
usually charming with it's decorations
of fall flowers.
= +
Bridge and Knitting.
Mrs. Dockery was the hostess at one
of the chain bridge and knitting teas
for the benefit of the council of ma
tional defense on Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Award Chamberlain won
the favor.
+ + +
Dance for Soldiers Aid.
The dancing party given Wednesday
evening for the benefit OF the soldiers
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14

r1T is hopeful sign for the flu
ture of America that her sons
and daughters, while Animal
u ed by the highest type of pat
riotism, and fully conscious of
the gravity of the present situation,
still believe it proper and right to con-
tinue their social diversions, although
In a more reasonable form. That 'all
work and no play makes Jack a dull
boy" is as true now as when first
written. And the same may be said
of ''Sammie" and Sammie's "uncles
and cousins and aunts" to say nothing
of Sammies sisters and sweethearts.
Mental and physical relaxation are
fully as necessary for health and hap
piness as the right amount Of mental
and physical labor.
The gayety and the vlvacity OF the
pleasure loving French have often been
the objects of good -natured derision
by the staid English speaking races.
But those very qualities proved their
sustaining power in part, in the long
seige to which they have been sub
jected. Rational recreation is neces-
sary, especially for young people to
whom the dance Is positive tonic.
Their elders find more satisfac elton
in listening to good music or lectures,
and in the attraction of a fine play.
Boise will have enough of all Of these
this season. The Richard Hobson lee
ture on Tuesday evening, the SIS. Nc
Clure lecture on Japan at the Column
bian club hall on the evening of Octob
er-22, the opening of the dancing clubs
this week, and the social meeting of
the Columbian club on Monday after
noon combine a pleasing variety of
entertainment. The past week has al
so held it's share of which the big chain
bridge tea and like affairs were most
prominent.
+ + +
Honoring Mrs. Borah.
Mrs. W. NJ. Davidson entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club at luncheon on
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14

Thursday Diversion.
The Thursday Diversion club which
will open this week will enjoy the lat
est society dances to the newest mu-
sic-"Hello France" Keep the Home
Fires Burning" and other popular bat
tie field songs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14
Charming Boise Visitor.

Miss Susanne Taylor, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Taylor
of Twin Falls, Is visiting her grand
parents. General and Mrs. George H.
Roberts, after a delightful stay in Port
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14

T. c. De Clercq will hold a
public sale on his ranch, /
mile north. quarter mile east
of Palmer station, interurban,
Tuesday, Oct. 16, of house
hold goods, livestock consist
Ing of horses, sheep, hogs
cattle; and hay.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14

of Colonel Holbrook's command at the
J. f. Clinton home was a delightful
affair and Melted a fair sum. Each
dance cost five cents and supper was
twenty-five cents. The punch table
was presided over by Mrs. Ormsby and
Mrs. Henry Falk. The hostesses were
Mrs. Clinton, Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs.
Craig Coffin and Mrs. VIII V. Regain
+ + +
Former Boise Girl Married.
Announcement has been received of
the marriage OF Miss Florence Marie
Kinsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j.
M. KinsSy of Fruitland, formerly of
Boise. to Mr.. Paul M. Crider, son of
Rev. and Mrs. Crider of Toledo, Ohio.
The wedding was held at the home of
the bridegroom at high noon on Sun
day, Oct. Z in the presence of relatives,
the Rev. Crider performing the cere-
mony, after which a dinner was served.
Immediately afterwards the couple left
for honeymoon trip to Devils Lake,
Mich, and on their return will be at
home in Toledo, where Mr.. Order is
yard manager of the Collingwood Brick
company.
4 = +
Thursday Diversion.
The Thursday Diversion club which
will open this week will enjoy the lat
est society dances to the newest mu-
sic-"Hello France" Keep the Home
Fires Burning" and other popular bat
tie field songs.
Red Cross Parties.
Each of the dancing clubs directed
by Miss Harris Will. during the winter,
give little Red Cross entertainment
which will include patriotic dances and
drills and the proceeds will be devoted
TO the organization above mentioned.
+ + j.
Five Hundred Party.
Mrs. Park Salee, Mrs. C. o. Thomas
and Mrs. Frank Church entertained at
luncheon at l o'clock Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. Church. There were
thirty-two guests who were seated at
eight small tables where Five Hun
bred was played. A yellow and white
color scheme prevailed In the decora-
tions. The tables were pretty with
little brass baskets filled with white
Nn' anu licu Will yeilOW luile
The first and second prizes we're won
by Mrs. Clyde Summers and Mrs. B.
w Bildenback and the consolation was
awarded Mrs. Herrick.
T. = =
Birthday Party.
Mrs. Fred Thomasson OF 1918 AL
turas street, celebrated her husba nd
birthday Sunday. Oct. 7 with a dinner
party Of eight covers The bio birth
dav caks with mini and white lighted
candies which oocunied tho confer q,
H. .oh,o ~ o.. ,,.,,,.,a -,
.,rnr,sea hot haa that ba ,,aa tha
honorad .,,a.t ., w. oooosior I,.,c
80 .,o
49,
.
49,
" q" no'a"s "
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14
Party for Little Folks.


Little Mary Charlotte Yeomans was
charming young hostess Saturday
afternoon at her home when she enter
tanned group of about % of her play
mates at lawn party. The children
hunted for peanuts and Louis Shaw
won the prize for finding the greatest
number on the boys side and Irene
Long the girls prize. The favors were
pink candy baskets and snappers with
aprons and caps were pretty trifles for
the children.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14
Dance for Soldiers Al

The dancing party given Wednesday
evening for the benefit OF the soldiers
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14
Mrs. w. o. Taylor to Sing.

Wrs. w. q. IayIor 20 sing.
Mrs. w. o. Taylor of Twin Falls will
sing at the 8. s. Mcclure lecture on
Japan at the Columbian club hall,
Monday evening. October 20. Mrs.
Taylor's many friends here in her old
home do not now have the pleasure of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14

Neishborhood Chain Bridge.
Mrs. B. e. Hyatt gave neighbor-
hood chain bridge party for the Ma
tional Council of Defense Thursday
week. Mrs. ]. s. Springer won the
prize, q beautiful boquet of roses.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14

Mrs. w. NJ. Davidson entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club at luncheon on
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14
Society Personal.

Society Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mcconnell Q
Weiser have been spending their va
cation in Boise and returned home to
day.
Mrs. Eoff left for California Wed
nesday and will spend the winter wit
her sister.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-14

Ladies Of Maceabees
To Entertain.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
entertain their friends at Five Hun
bred on Tuesday afternoon in Odd Fell
lows hall at 8 o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-23
A Diamond Message
of interest and importance

Foyea the Tg has reputation of being
store o Harrisburg:
Q This should bef in
as are here a al tines
O the epurhase involves
din himself in
nmond
The Iauag policy safeguards
iswhen bya
o a permannt saisac
what tina
t
ebeauya wi1be
osuninh ndprce
o he hb0ata
-. o Brooches. 5o Cuff Links 5n
La0uHe Pin to Earrings 5Oo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

icm ct Menneife, / bpem Der life 'ailo'
teS SpiQ. j..
Wfoeoe eitcrIaoer fig i%cI6enoe III
Barn: 9beoborc Nornlalr, Mitchell,
2. .: Clarence @crnborS, Il'a'f,
Gait, San; 6. $. Norton; 6reoerlf
@iIbcIm, aniut / "Sfonoillopet"S
9oabonocl; Nobert Ingenlonll; Ir'
thur Scrmon; Soicpb @crtrdm, 90
lparo gilqenc % sIIicc Wnrgretbe,
Gbicaoo. HiacIebcS citerIooer ban 'lg
iaIacnoc Seifeube: Arne Irnc'on,
@ortbmoon, ga; Grief @rneion,
SiobIanopiac So.; SAILOR Trnr'on,
Aiablanouinc, Ga; Sbcpoore Irtlc'
ION, ScSper, Ga; Mrs. Ole 6oror,
&iabIanopiac, So.; MirS. Sollienrro,
Ricciorh, Minn.; WrS. 81. EIoo'en,
Sntton, q. .; WirS. W. Norobeim,
Sotton, q. D; MrS. 6. 8. Scbjel'
Oabl, SiQbIanopiac, So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

&cgjerinsspartiet. aeiieren bar /
minoit ii slar itsttct Jig paa bette
Earti / lin Scamp MOB Socialiiterne.
SrIano fan iaa SeIpitpre M, bpis
SrIGnoerne fan bli enige ON at eipe
iis Ell Slogs Statsioriatning. Sam
De bIi oct?
"Serrers g(ano bar ballet neo paa
mig, ioroi ieg er Spiferncs a%eiier.
Seq er ben 9~Ilerbsieites Hebifab.
Seq er bans Sperb, bans &eprGien.
tant. &c os Gpb oper ollie, iom
mooi9tter fig min Billie! 8no fr9.
Der oeres 2bcIpsgelie - @i,o, lonl
pcb min Stemme bpbcr eoer at ubfs-
re bans Gilie,"
Spao pilbe s trnfe % fige, ON
Dor TrGiibent 6egpnote at fere ct
lignenoe Sprog? s piIbe bel begun
sc at lpef,,lere paa, bporbnn man
pna ~Ietteite Ioabc flnbe iaa Sl,llin.
gen inc for en- "SSSniane Committee"
Ien life iaa / Spiflanb. &eiIeren
prspIcr og prspler, % Solicit CT bel
tilirebs meo Srlifaben. "Setre er
@iioS &eit," bar sc moattet lpre Jig
til at fro.
@rpan bar bapt mango SlagS tpil'
iomme Sengefamerater / lit Sip, ban
ogIoa = iom I. gr. "ltlpcn fra @aa
Street" Sapio 2aniar!
DR.. g. q. Stub bor pco tit rltrrt.
teIigc, ino~iiatSflllbe Mrbeibe for 8or.
etliilg tent iig Ell Tlabs / ben norif'
amerifanife airfes SiItnrie % / et'
bper tpnfenoe observation-disclosures
Sjerte. Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Sill
NbDnncntcrnrt

Sra nGte SOFT al pil oct,
paa 6runp al &C ubprc
Yriicr paa SrDfpapir, etc.,
uGrc os umuiia at tilbDoc
bore Nbpnucutcr aloclcs
frie VrGmicbp9cr. let
bill bli nporcnoig at Tor:
langc np9cn crtra Scntcr
for ialialo at oGtfe uo9iis
ternc til Yapir % Yorto.
@i bar imiolcrtio ct mimore
Spla9 al "Vamilics VGss
ming tor iaar, % al '@us:
manosgnttem", 90 "a a
Ian9t cplaset al oisie po:
pulGrc YrGmicbpgcr rGf.
ter, tau inotil n9itc SOFT
en- al oisic iaacs iom iri
0rGmic mco "1ccorab:
Voncn." NcmDt ocrior
4mIeoninscn M til at for.
npe 1ercs Announcement.
q. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
DEcoRAh, IOWA,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Scpmima al "SnHtamia"

= Sen wIci,crc Sio bar Der ira
icrifienig SIDE pGret rcilt Del
spsrasmaal, ON "eliiitania" fan
bGpcs. sfibet lia9er paa S4 NE
fer bnbt |anb. On Iocn't Sag'
monS, aaptcin Gbling. bGpSer, at
set cr un,uIis iur Spffere at nan
Ioo Snbt ncS. Te iaa Wpno, Der
bor prspet set, er enten Ssoe a
set. euer oaiaa bar DC p~aaSrasat
ia Ell inSpcnois Sfaoe. Men ira
onoar Sibe b0poes bet, at meo De
mooerne Observation-Disclosures
,oter pil set Iptfes, mar man fur
truaer Gpftcrc, Der er abioIut fri
Ite. Dtan ifaI meo oisie gpparater
frrne Irbcibc / Here Gage nnoer
l9rSeIes bsie Srpf. Ten bpis Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
;&%anoeopitano.

Solicit. &u., 5te Suui, On poerit
iarlia Spitono al Ton0crnc / Set her,
prrcnNc Stntairngicl breo los iboN
MoracH, ser fom mere paa at ipttc
1900 iorIi9c ScrbruNerc / 6ribco,
rcillItcrcoc / al Ell al Dem bIep brGbi
o. mango andre. bcriblauot Here
@rauNmUuo % SoIboicr, ioarct
SauQerrc itnf Slb poo Here al TGu9.
iclSbp8uiu8crnc, o. bcu oerpco Tor
ooriagcbc GicuoomSifaoc onilaac;
iii minolt $4,000.
Serit peb Nnfomitcu al en- bctpbe
Zig Militrritprtc IptfeoeS Oct at iat
Spitouocu toalt % Sroeuen gieuop
rettct. SoopiNt man hiStil peo, Inf
tcocs oct iuaeu al Soneerue al unb
pige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
@ioraa til Soban Scincs.

4. : Nocl, @pinncr, q. Z, nlnu.
ncNliN &iOroQ) 81, =. @artluno, Tal-
len Sin. y. ., 81, Mr2. Siucr Nerl.
len, Sturbucf, Niimn,, 50, e. @
@rpttcu % Ncurp @lclinIl3, Concert,
HioQcuap, Soma, So, SAILOR SAILOR
ion. G%haicburg, @iH.. 81, Goamar
Mlciocl. Glbow Sotc, Minn, $40.
Glliammcn $500. SibIiaerc fuit.
tcrct Tor 2,049.5t. Snlt $2,067.5l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
3. Z. grnciun bpb.

:. Irncion, @citnrer Tor "Sfoll'
hinopcn"s @ogbanbcl, n'8if peo Ge'
hcr pan 9olrcIinic @oipitnl / Ghico'
90 Ssnoog Niten. sam hopoe prret
mere cQcr minorc in9clig / Here Nnr;
men set pur isrit citcr lin SultrrS
Sch hcn 26bc NpriI iiOitlcocrt, at ban
luabcs pao SpGcIciet, % bette blen
hans Ieb2leic.
Ole Z. Nrncion par is6t / Winnc'
theft Gountn / 1853 al 6nrplorc, Der
q inbrun0rct ira Nalinqool | Nio'
nccrtiocr. Sin isritc SfolGlooqn-
nellie iii han / Commentator | zig
Canoe Ganen % icncrc Iortlnttc ban
pcb gtormolifolcn / @inonu, Yfinn,
huorcitcr han iclp hoIot cngcllf Stolc
Ell Sib. : 1877 inN0jf ban 9e0tc'
fob mco Y}ii9 Sugcr (obio@Ion, Der
noion a Hrrcrinoc pcO 6oIfelfoIcn
her / Gouttpet. 2e nchlnQoc DOG Stos
lcalcrninqeu % ilpttcoc pon ell Norml
/ Hrrhcocn al Nutton, Y. ., hpor
sc bococ i I'M Mar. : 1856 'lnttcoc
Sc tilbnQc til Gccornh, bpor DIR. Nr'
ncion ontoa NnIrttclic / S%pnoocn3
@oahonhcl. Tcunc StiNing inochap'
sc han iuotil / 1904, Ga ban outod
Stininacn Tom @citprcr Tor "Ston'
hinapen"s @oQbonoel | Chicago.
"Sfanoinapcn" omtalcr Nioonc
ION Ell bpotig TorretnlnQamnno o1
~ircmioroIt iom Ell Wnno nlcO ubc'tlt'
fcIia 9GrIiQhcb, utrGttcll0 SLID, Net'
ootiahco iaut V%ligttrolfob. @lcn'
lem lit mangcaariNc %irtc / norlt'
umerifauif @oaiorrctning hopoe ban
crbpcrpct liz ct iloltrntt a~lcnh'tob III
norif Noqopl, ian al ban o9'nn ira
benne Sioc iect nor pcl uornItct til
or bcflUnc ocn StiainG, ban inoc.
haubc.
Nrnciou pnr uOprT0ct rcIialo@,
ioopel al GnIpQ Iom al Cocrbcpi2.
MING. Nun bar Ell tro % itrpttcIlf
Nrbeiocr / Senhag3ltolcn oQ / Me
n~iQbe0cr, / Spuo0cmcniahcoen | &c
corob oQ iencre / ct. &ohornca Nc.
nighc6 / Chicago. : bcQac Oi2lc Ne.
niabcocr ticnte ban oAinn iom alot
fer. Smcnb hans 9Occpnc life uol
iaa ~opcrprttc3 itor, bar han oltio cr
alao @iucr / tirfcliNc CicmrcO. 90.
iaa uocnior bct firfcligc anu ban be.
rcouiIli9 al hpah han huu0c, oQ man
ucu forfonmeu Stuttor / Chicago
bar funnel taffe WPr. Nrucion Tor cl
hirIpcnoc @oonn9rrfniuQ.
@cbit fienot bIorbt @ubliflmt cl
Nliocbc for line tiIocla uomcrtc0,
Socripttclicr til GuNclit Al ell NUtt,
norife IiQtc % Snlmcr, bcriblau0'
Gen iiore buioc Slot nj ic", "9toul
6ioroene bluoncr", "9torpc, nit Nor
&c" 0. a., TOM n1co Nht'lt 'tloeH
TroieSior Sailor Nonion2 "Nortb
ern CLIFTON" : Sen cngclitc SaImr
bog She Spmnoru" cr optaQct rIcru
al hans oprriotte Solmtr, men q
iiaar fre0itcrct til :. I. Sanocu
CSuu0eu var Nrnciou Gomillrr'
@aar0@napu ira Nor9c) Nrnciol
par / SET belle en- mcGct bclapct Nioui
mcO uoprplc0t IitcrUrc (<utcrc2icr
Nau beupQcoc Tia mco %cthco booO
/ ser cuacIifc % oct norifc Sproa, q
ifipnt han lite giorNc arou pao uo
gen Gigtcr9opc, bciao Ran oo0 en- III.
@ouc / life rinlc @roo.
Gubt nil Sen beifeonc oA illliUr
oige 0fouo bIi iapnet i lin urrmcit
GmQauQetrco2. hpor bon par tlcuO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
nu 5ielben opb Inlebnina. On

" Manb, Der er i frenifreoen alber os
snifer at trGtfe fig tilbose, eier tire 9obe
Marine i Nortb Safota, beitaaenbe al 800,
$50 % $40 9lcres. Sau pil iGl9e benz til
aobe % paalibslise Tarmere ioen nosen
%fontant Sstalins peO aiebet eller noseniom:
bsIlt @ibetaline pau oouebinmmen De II
'terlte star; &snten fuu 8 proeent. 81
trGiier til at tienoe oenne Manb perionlis
oo peo. at bette Silbuo er netop lom trent
piuet. %. Glart, Sirit 9iational Sant
Slba.. @inneapolis, Wtiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

"@ifurringen", Griitianialagcts
iiomerfebe Organ, er ubfomnlet nleb
lit 3oie Humer 2ben Margang. Sci.
tet, Der er imagiuIot uoItpret % iall.
%Itreret, bar felgcnbe Snbbolb: Sno.
bpoelie; Spab Horge er, Sigt al Sub.
big 6. Hagel; Gn 17be Woi 2egenbe,
al Soritein Sabr; Sra a%riitiatia, al
0irefter Or. WaIm; Oh Ola, on
Ola, al Oscar @raaten; 2ebenbc
Wspnb Saget; Nsoen / ariitiania;
Sra Winbegape .aomiteen. o.. g.
Gfitrano er Sfriftcts Heoafter.
Ioresie 425 So,irtb Street 60, Min.
neapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

or unberIeiife Strsmme neo Eli.
let, fan 6oretagcnoet %oiitnof life
lpffes. Ser piI ialfalo eiter Sri.
gen blipe giort mango Sorisg paa
at bGpe DC Sfibe, iom liggcr paa
r.cgenllin6e lapt Ganb.
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Smaapluf.

L. u. <NlSV 'NlN
VnnI Siraong.
Wtiia God @uStpcot rcIlte
Src6o0 ill Granite Soils, Wfinn.
DIR. % Vira. .. e. eporlS
lciite Gnabag iii airfcmpoerre !
SpiliuQbncrnc.
NiiIa IQncS Gci5bcrg ira
WinncapoliS or bcrncbc poa eli vi
III hos S~llatpcot9.
- AIRS. Snuocr @ione ira Sber.
on, q. Gof., cr berneoe / 9cie9 Dos
N}rS. 8. @i0nc.
Mii$ Suqo @oi,9cn ira Min'
ncopoli5 er berncbc poo @eIeg hos
lin 6obcr oo Ssitcr.
:. e. &obnion og Gotter,
NtiIS Glorn, rciitc Mtonon9 til
Suuo0cmcoct i 81. Toul.
Mii9 Gnn,o SoIcm ira Sarge,
% 9af., bnr tilbroGt noGIc Gage
@eiea hos (Sohn &. Snnion.
Nacrt Opinbl rciitc Soron9
til Woud)citcr, Wiinn., pda Ell vi
lit hos i'm Onfcl, &obn &olcn.
W}ii3 Nnuu Scin rciltc Wton'
ou0 ill @otcrloo, ga, pon no9lt
CoQcS Iiiit hos lin Seitcr Sod.
49, s. s. @oISum % Sclmcr Sno'
uif par iibitc llQc / Gbicoao | 6or'
rctninNcr Tor @oINum Trooucc SO.
Wfii3 Sclno Clion or tom'
met hicm ira Suiinlo Center, bpot
bum bar prrct 2rurinNc / @ittcr.
NtiI2 Nina SroIcrilo fonl
NnaooQ bicm fra Slonr Sails,
huor hur bar biponnct 9tormal'fo'
len.
- Ru0olpb Gpoua fonl lorlcocll
HoQ bicm ira N~ortbfIslo, huor bnil
bar uGrct Glen pcO Ct. Clul Sol.
lcGc,
@ialc Sec ira Shomplon,
ga, pur oucr SouOoQ @jUit hos
DIR. % Mrs. Gpouion i @cit &c.
tprob.
Mr. % Mrs. ). &obnior
ira lllrn. Miml,, rciitc SarOuG
bicmopcr eitcr en- &ilit hos :.
NromnS.
&c s. &phm blep rNtcpic'
til W1iis GorbisrQ Stoitcitoo / Ser
Norcucoc airfc3 V~rcitcgoorh 1ir@
NoQ$ 9Iiten.
Or. :. Z. Ncrom % 0r. NJ
:. &crucIl rciitc On2oa9 til Gc'
Wiojuca Tor at bpcruc iiG / NUren'
&TQcforpa.
WiiI> 9(unu Gale fou 2erbot
hicm ira Grc2co poo en- Niilt no;
inc Torrlorr. Nun lc0io9coc9 q
NPiia @crtruN Soum.
AIRS. hilbert Nnmucr@ncI.
ca Cha lllutn rciltc Mnnbng ii
@Nnma, Minn, lor at bcltoge
Ell SIUQtniuQ@ @rnaup.
- Wr. "a Mrs @co. &ohuIon o
Ncuru McIQcicu ira 6cmiuorc, @ia.
bar oUrct her poo Ell &iiit hos M
rofnt Nubolcc od NuItrlt.
Mr. ol Mr2. Clarence Scir
fom Iioitc Hoe tiIbuQc ira i'm @rpl
Mp2rciic til [uiIIiuQbuernc, GIf mir
or, Mim. NJ @rccue, "a.
- Mrs. -. =. SIiou ~ Gnttc
ira @oot, &0., fom li0ilc llGc her
til Tor at opcrurre EXAMINATIONS
iritliQhc6rrnc yes @utbcr College.
N}ii$ Nllth NelQc rciitc Iru
ooa til Sjour Sails. z. 2of Tor
oucrpurc i'm Spilcr MoricS @rooi
alton pcb @uthcrou Norulol Schoo
Nr. ~ Mrs. Ole Notpi9 Q
Cater Iomt SIipc "a @icrtrlI
NotuiN. onc ira Greaco. operpo
@lltbcr Colleges @roouutionSicl
lilbc0cr.
Ncrmon Morncu ira Nclpor
81, bar uTrct ! @ncu i gulc'
ming al Commencement pco 2iith,
College. Nou er icIp @rooucnt I,
Gouegct.
- Sutber GoIIc2c Concert @ol
rciitc Sir2onl Ill NouiirIo. Wtini
huor oct adp en- aonccrt on N'tcnc
Gcrirn NroQ aorpici iii 81. Voul
airtemebct,
IoQnlor Spcroti. ser ia.
bar arooucret pco Trimrraiocli
gen ! Soma State SeoderS Cole
IL Geoar Sails. fom iQaar bieW I
al tilbriR8c Sommericrien.
=. Otto Socobion oa Cater.
bar opbolot fig her Ell Sib / Nnlt
nina al Mrs. Taitor q, Saccbio
!. Spgoom, reiite Wonbas bicm i'll 6
tinaer, q Gof, MrS. Sacoblon
M i goo @ebrinS.
3. ). Cbocn / Maoiion Son
: hip reiiie Nnuboe Ill Gilbert I
Tor nt opcrpGrc @robuotionsiciilig
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