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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
EkBtrat
9anif groberfamfnnbs aonoention
begDnber.

Sra &onpentionsbpen Mtlmal1fee
til "ngebla6et":
Dmif 8~ro6er1amfun6s @o11ben-
oabne6es Man6ag 6en Is Sep.
tember SCI. 10 / 8pens Muoitorinm.
Sen lofule &obe6fomites Sormonb,
Mortin Miffelie1l bpo / biertelige
Orb gelfommen. 9g @Dens @el-
fomit b1eb seipet al 8orgmeIter 9.
IS. Soa1l, Ser ta1te meget interes.
lart ON 8ro6er1tab, % BON bandit
Zig itrafs mango 8enner blan6t SC
,Delegereoe.
Gerefter talte Oberpreiioent 8.
@ieliem, 9be1preit6enten for 9.
g. Mrs. Maoien % 9berfefre-
tpre11 Mrs. Caroline Nirl1en, Gbi-
cago.
Set meite ofs Manooger optoges
at Observation-Disclosures % me6
1l1bnepneli en- a. @omiteer, bborat
flere ltrofs photographic Mrbei6e.
@l. 5 toges Ser til @acine, bpor
.6e 9elegercoe og @eidgen6e Dor Sen
+Iofale Observation-Disclosures @in:
|fter. Ser bor itor 8unfet, 700.bc1-
|tog. Sicmreifen fete &l: l Scot.
Qogebrgorene / Scr: A bite 1ig 1om
DpperIige @9rter.
Naa set polttiffe 0mraooe bar
LITE Gags oberraifenoe 8egipenben
BEN ltofficielle Me66elelie, at 8. s.:
Mtelien fife bar aonoi6nt for gien.
palg iom DDerpraiioent. 1Ebor-
|baloien" 2oges 9elegeret 5ogfgre,
Is. so. 6incb iperffatte 1trofs En-
|&agne for Sberttlli6smont
|Gbriit Mellons 8alg. Dg n6iigter.
ne for bons Balg fal DRre loben6e;
men Der CT ma1tge onore&nnot6ater
Sglgenbe Bper bar ienot Snobp.
belle tit at boIoe neite aonbention:
lSaH 2afe gitp, Buffalo ct. ao1fis
|gbicago % Minneapolis. Minnea
polls Man6e1e arbei0er ibprbig:
lfor at fire &onbentionef1.
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$, g. e. 1tbflnot.

Ser bar fife mango Menneifer
Sorms Nnrf / Sen6aes, ti1trobs foe
Bet 1tore Mrbej6e &omiteen bao6r
116fert, men en- bel Gel fnn ifploc
gejret, Tom belle Dneer1 bar trtenoe
of Sc fremme6e Gelegater bar Der
Ell 9el % &eften .af Seifoeltagernc
more6e fig efter beoite Gpne. Cog
'i6rer D:5.Gricf{en :aIte 900. Wapor
Gbomplons @egne, ligeiom ben
,1trattelige s. 6. Senien bol6t en- al
fine ~in1pirere6e Eoler. 8epprtnin=
GER bar go6; &arltlellen gil, og SET
gior6e 9onien meo, ielp ont Ser bar
altfor faa til at nDoe 6isie @lgoer
i bn mrnffe Garf. Men BET er be-
flageligt, at ct lao itort Mrbei6e ful
bringe ct iaa lille &ei11ltat. 8eore
S2spffffe neite- Gong!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Soften for Sc 9eleeerebe i spnoaes,
.(6orti. fra SIDE Is.

Der1nit b1ep 0roet gipet til 0per-
|tilIiosmatto gbriit Melfon, Ser
itrofs blep Billet me6 t9rfe &aan6=
flap. 9g en- flpoenoe bolot Gale
|fordaeoe BON Soriumlin9en 1ogle
|of DC pigtigite 5pgrgs1naal, bporm
@or1bentionelt muatte traffe 8eftem=
melie.
&an ta1feoe for oe mango go0e
I9rb, Der bar bIebe1t uotalt. Op1ef,
tertoe Orb muatte th BET gap 2pit
pg 9ib.
MISUNDERSTANDING bar ber
enc nf 6e itore 5ager. 5amfl11bet
|maatte op M51oO pgt. 15oIbenepn
frpbeoe Sc forffieIIige gtatsIope.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

5oriamlingen Mmerico, og oerme0
enote oc11 pellpffeoc Set, for Glof<
fc1l par efter II, og 8elegaterm
til6age til Wilmalsfee for at
tage fat paa &onbe11tionen tiolig
naite Morgen. Sns6ag Nften bar
bet Macinefolfcnes Sur til at bore
@ialter: / Milnaufee @lberg Gam
gerl1e tog oerop n1eo efstra 5og pna
BEN eleftriifc 8a1e for at osiiitere i
@ftenens 8rogrm paa 5reie Sc
meir0e Sail, % 8rage 5pl1ner,1e
fra &etoiba baboe ligeleoes efstrn
8aggon og lang me6 peoSoncerten
AH#HENS4#. ET@fE&E2f G%1SE EE+EEsEts
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
.DepOneIer DeIes PENCE hos Os,
GJENNEM PosTEN.
vi betaler5pCt. paa lids og Spareindskud.
Little Sank State Bank,
Z. ii. Nelson, kasserer,
Little Sank, Minnesota.
aonbentionen plbe faa forelagt t.
ll6fait tit 2ggnina af5pgrgsmanlet
ogsaa Farmland til salg.

aonbentionen bilbe faa forelagt to
llofait tit 2psning ofspprgsmaalet
Der,tnit er Der Ditriftsfonpen-
tions-5 pgrgsmaolet. Set Dar ct
.ponffeligt spgrgsmual. Wfan maat.
te toge Jig i 0are for Bitens Asro-
pogan6a. Men ba1l bar fiffcr paa
at &o11bentioren bil6e trGffe Ben
rette Mfgi6relie.
Sproget ct ct anbet pa1lifeligt
Sp9rgsmaal. Ser er forificllige
Mnifuelier. Mcn Der falt life bore
Sale ON at gaa ober til gngelif,
Samf1tn6et mao be6burea1oe bore
.banif / fiji &elbeo. Men BET bar !
fin fuI6e Srben, at man trpfte So
Ipe11e paa @ngelif, at Meblemmerne
'fun6e u6tale fig paa @ngelf, bpis
het folbt benz Ietterc, 1igeiom at Sp=
|tngelIe Ell h1nbe fin6e 5te6 paa bet ell
geIife sprog. Get piloe gipre, at
mango hinge bil6e lutte Zig til &gf.
fer11c.
@erefter berprte bn,1 Ian bigttge
Sumter for 86rnebiem, M6er6oms:
|biem, Dem troe6e ban life farliq
poa, men 6erimo6 bar ban in6e for
MISUNDERSTANDING. Eililut ret.
teoe ban Ell in%6tra11genoe 0pfor-
bring til ollie ON at gibe bereS 8i-
brog til Sgnoerip6erne, Sc fiber
Ngo, Epferne. i,6plpnbrer- Dem.
|Gpiflo,,o agter at afIebere Sgn6er.
|ipllaro iom n6gent 2nno til Dan=
morf. @erfor trenges ser til@ielp,
oq ollie maa tare meoatil at poe
'6enne.
SSu6 imellem be forifiellige Caller
|og efter bipertereoe Mrs. Hetet
Sang me6 8ianofoloer.
Otter 9obe6talerne bleb Srbet
gibet til 6e Delegereoe % beiggenos
MeprGiento11ter fra fglge116e @ber;
Mifob, Spler, 2uoerne, @pofune ct
Saul, Safe Benton, &ofen6ah, @i.
borg og enfelte onbre l16tdlte fig
ON Sen foreitaaen6e @onbention oq
ttaffffeoe for 6en fefhige Dug, Minne;
apolis bobbe bere6t 6em; flere us.
talelier fal6t ltgele6es om> Danil
Sgiteriamfun6, bbilfet CAB Mrs
FSannab S6ree11fen 2eiligbe0 til al
|1agge ct go6t Or0 IND for 9. g..
&l. Z often forlo6 Sc 8elegenoe
iamme1t me6 flere Minneapolis 8rd.
ore 8Den mes "5pecta1 Cor, 6er
if1l6e fore Dem til &ot1bentionsbpen
Meilmo1fee.
|%.- LEs ava L-s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
8ibragsliite Mo. 8.

= =" E"tH&Etgt -
Site, Soma, beo S. Slifsgaar6,
$3.50; 8. IS. g. SEQ. 1872, @or=
.ce1ter, MoSI, pe6 so. g. @briltenz
ie1t $t04; 6. g. g. SEQ. 2O2, 8ar=
rp11, @n., be6 s. g. Beter1en
$t18.50; 8ort1dn6, Maine, De6 $.
g. Gnemarf og $. g. Blum
gbicogo 6anife 8aptilt=
firfe beo S. 6. @briiten1en $3.50;
Council 81uffs, Soma, pe6 S. S.
Mprtue $85; Mrs. so. 6eoion ct.
Mnsgar, Soma, $5;D 9. 8. e.. go.
267, 8rigbam, lttab, peo S.0gaaro
$46; SC. 6. Neterien, ga Gonnor,
@aIb., IS; Ebomas Gbnrcb, Cru
.fant, Micb., SIS; g. g. g. 1896
be6 s. 81. &o1m $31.25; CTR. Selm
.aesleD, Soma, $40; Mrs. $. &ein-
iet, Chicago, $40; Mrs. $. Sen
ION Chicago, 81; Mrs. 81. Morrell,
|Gbicogo, 81; Mrs. 6. Spen61m,
|Gbicoao, |; 8. 9. g. go. 10,
9afemoo6, Ohio, be6 8. g. &eterz
ipt $238.5O; 81. Sobns 6onif l1ttb.
@irfe, Morquette, geebr., peb 81
Nisien 1884; S. gbtiitenlen, 2itt1e
|geoar, Soma, 500; Sra Ell 2anos.
mani, Clear Safe, Soma, $40; g
IS. Nasier, &ois, Soma, So; 8. $50:
|bertien ct. 2ol,is, Mo., So; $
@a1ba1ge, 8oirfiel6, Conn, $40.
ia. s.: Mielfen Mcme, 8alb., SIS
S. 56renfen, M11rora, Sll., 50
2afenooo, Ditto, pe6 g. g.. 8eter:
lien $t48; $. 91ien, Often, Getas
ISIS; 9. 8. g. SEQ. 131, 2opel1
@aib, be6 8. MeIion $44.50; 81
8. &eterien, Sio11r Sails, Soma
1872; 8. 9. g., Seem &open, Conn.
pe6 g. Sperien $35; Danta, Gbi
cago, pe6 g. Mn6erien $211.50.
Salt $1,834.5O.
aiolieere inobetaIt (ipfr. | % 2.
$t6,225.67.
Salt $18,o6o.17.
S. 6. Sanien, Seas.
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Rurinr.
9elegatfeit.

9ele SberbeltDrel1en %. ollie We
legnterne til set 9unite 8rooeriom-
FUNDS &obeofonbention, lom mpoer
/ 6enne nge | Millpa1fee, oflag6e
Aocine ct @e16g ii6lte Man6ag Nf-
ten for at inipicere Sen iterlte og fl
sneite 2ogebpgning | Nmerifa pg.
iamti6ig ie, bba6 2oge Scr. 4 fm1
bp6e poo ! ielifabelig &etning. @iq-
Iterne fblbte iefs itore 5porpogne
pna SEN eleftriffe Same, og 6e arri--.
pereoe 81. Z Mften. On Eimesti6.
meo at billie puo gamle Ben-
ner eller gjgre NIT Befierbtifab, og.
81. s b1ep Ser fnlot ttlboros. Ser
bar Ierberet til $50 8eripner i Sen
.itore 5nl, sog en66a bar Ser fife
Rlabs for ollie. SGiterloge11S Du<
mer ltoo for M~nretningen, Ser life
|lo6 noget tilbage at gnife,. meomin-
|6re set ful6e bape bpret Ell oonf
Mfpabit, Der IelbfGlgelig life bar til
at oporioe / 6isie tgrre Ei0er. Men
let go6t @las M fit man. Menre11
|beitob al &ens / garre me6 &ortof=
felmos, fol6t &oro me6 01tepin6,
Safe og Sage. Da man fom til 81
garen, begpn6te ben %-alporlige Sci
al Soften, 2ogers 3rpfioel,t bp0 gel-
fommen, og @iggo Sonien, Der er
|Delcgot til &onpe1tionen, fungere0e
JON 0%r0itprer. 8De11s e11ergife
8%orgn1e1ter, @m. Nrmltrong, bpis
Mooer er banif, bar ben fprlte Ga
Ter. San roite Danif Mmerifu-
nerne / @octre lom Sc be0lte 8or-
gere i @Den % loppriite Qunff
8ro6eriomfnno for bets 8irfiombeo,
bbor ser bor MG6 og Erang poa-
|far6e. Son bar itoH ober at babe
|oanif BLOB ! fine Mnrer. (5torme1t=
be SubeU. 9perpreiioent 3. g.
Mielim fra Seattle taffebe for
Maporens 1m11ffe 9ro, ioet BON for=
iifreoe at 8rooeriamfl1noet a1ti6
|bil6e bltbe lit Sormal tro. Dernaft
ltalte 8%rofurator 8eef for Mmerifa
og ben 2etbe6, bbormeo DanifMme=
rifanerne boner fig Sci berobre og
Timber gelitano % EiIfrebsbeo fpm
itolte 8orgere / ct frit 2o16. ODER
preii0ent Mrs. Ma6fen fra g1in-
tor, Sa., bragte @iHen fra 5giter=
Eiamf,1llbef. 9oa Sorilag af Mnbreip
R. @anien bleb set oer11nit beotaget
meo INFLAMMATION at @onbe11tionet
fh1l6e ien6e en- ~telegrofiif Silln1 %
9lomiter tic Martin 2arfen, Der it's
Igere fab Oberbeitprellen % j
aorebis bar Iebenoe Manb 2oge Scr.
a, Ma er bon ipg % iengeliggm-
be % penter life at b1ipe raif igien.
Som Qnoerlen bo16t bernaff en- but
moriitiff Gale, % Solger 2oble int-
e 5oriamli11get1s 2atter1naifler
8ebpgdfe meo fine ml1tttre Mrref6o-
ter. ct gablealt, arrdngeref al Or
thur aarlen, fom iMnfe tM iii Met pod
@run6 al en- Mat1gel Deo 2psappo-
rotet. glberg Sangerm gioros
Spite fro seenm % maatp pnge
let Nuruer Dnfnpos GiIiIM ld1te
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
BILES LAND CO., Durand, Wisconsin,

q Acres + frankfort Township. Pepin County, Wisconsin. s Mil
til skole og Kirke. Fiede- og Postruter - Teefon. Iandet .Igger
Reaten Gresgange og trabeyokget, alt indhegnet med Woven Wire
der aldrig har veret en- Adisyakst: God 4blehaye. Fem v@rels:s
"Frame'.Hus i god Stand, stor Stenkjalder, ret god "Iog'Stald stor
n@oskx I'll y sk, Kxngs, godt aehus, Granary 1924 frame, Frame"
81 code, murede csterne med vand-Filtrum. Paa .Grund af ODDS
fad at en- SlRgtning til den nuv@rende Ejer, har denne en- smr
Farm i Minnesota at tise. aDenne Farm er. sat til en- Pis, der e.
.mindstT 20 % under Vardien. Vii seIge for $3.50. $4,000. .kon-
tant, .Resten tit 6 pct. A aa.s #.#Nta go # 4#EE. $50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Der tjenes PENCE !
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farme og fineste
Prarieland | det danske Settlement
we'd Canora, Sask., kan endnu faaa
paa lette Betingelser til fra $40 til
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. skriv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

NORTH DAKOTA FARME.
4so Acre Farm. IL Nil fra Plaza,
N. D., jaevn, f6rste Klasses lord.
Bygningerne vserd $4,000. Pris
$55. pr. Acre.
100 Acre Farm, 5 Mil fra BY,
mindre Bygninger, Pris $4,000.
Lette Vilkaar .paa begge Farmene
ssSkriv til: C. F. Carlson, Plaza, ND.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
MY cArnc Adshillioe

TIL SALGS. Adskillige code Farme
fra 40 til $40 Acres, ner den
smukke BY, New Richmond, Wis,
i st. Croix Co., ct at de bedste
Counter j Staten for Mejeridrift
og al Slags Agerbrug. Bespg mig
,og Sc Majsen og Kl6ver gro. Skriv
.efter Liste paa Farme.
b. McDermett, New Richmond, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
.Snbbrnb.

sos 9irefter Carl Mntonier1 paa
Magnolia Mpe. iffete SSnbbrub Scat
ten mellem 2pr0ag % 5gnoag. 81
befnagtene tog meo fig en- Gel foit=
bare @arer fra aieloeren. Men
.Sn6brlto o. an6re ngierninger I'D,
.rer til Dngens 9rben- / Gbiengo,
I6bor bliDer De mango &eformer al
hi ffl1lbe babe, 1taor bor lpn6ige ST.
|bleb ter? so btor er @olitiet2 gu
|fan. 8etientene 6a bel life nfaa mo-
get" I Snloonerne?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
8rolneuing.

gbriit 8eterfen Bpens leoenoe
@abeentreprer9r, Der bar aontroft
poa Brolpgningsarbeioe paa Here
@abr, flyer, at Mrbeibet fri6er raft
fremoo, % ban bauber at bIibe pr-
Sig meo SET beIe, gr ginterert be-
9Dtloer. s3s.s 1850
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

Gnd.

SUPERINTENDENT q: SO. Neterlen
al goutb Sbore County gIp6. ser
balgtes til Delegat fro s. g. g.
2oge Nr. IS til @onoentior1ett ]
Wilpallfee ct besparre forbin6rel
fro at oeltaee paa Grltno q spg-
oom. ST.. 8u11ef fungerer bans
Steo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
8aa Gerie.
9saa Terie.
SDoiioals befietote ,aa1n1orpmaab
Magnus Solm bar for Ell nges STD.
laet al @aiferi paa Sploen % Ct.
hoe pna en- 6erietnr. 81.
9aa So,trme.

Dperaiangcr @opl Bjgrnifiolo
|ltarteoe fioite l1ge no paa en- lans
|gcre .aoncerttnr, Der forelgbig ont
5taten Soma. ST.. gjgrl1-
long ben ~. bs- 8eit8rancb
til airfcto,tcert ben 10, 10. % 90.
iprger Dm j 8alaee abeater, $50
tcrloo, be1, 81. til &irfefoncert i
Sampton, / Cedar Sails ben 90, /
Mpoea bacn 26. % i Ml1ol1bolt 6elt
90, ligelebs til &irfefoncert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

Bore Monnenter f1tube SIRE %
en- tpr sienefte beb at fortelIe Ben
iner % 8efjerbts out 8labets Sro-
bolb; berbeb f1tnbe Sc a,aaife bielpe
% 81 at ffaa en- M Mbonneut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
.'lmproved'' Farme ii s,,,; s:'f 5,

af Norman Co., Nordvest Minnesota, rig
Jordbund, rent Wand, sundt klima, skan'
dinaviske Settlementer, code bygninger,
velstaaende Farmere. Pris $50. til $50.
Or. Acre. Skriy efter Prisliste
G. e. Peterson, Twin Valley, Mlnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
ET GoDTKIoB..

Ner osceola, Polk Co, Wis. 80 A. 3H Mil fra Jernbaneby,
~ Mil til Indlandsby med Mejeri, ret godt SHt Bygninger,
god Br@nd, bGgeformigt Land med god %Jordbund, nasten halvt
aaben, Resten code Gresgange med god Kilde. $45oo-$2ooo
|kontant, Resten til 6 PCT. Overtage1se 1se Marts. Ingen Byte,
handel. Jean A. Sleeper, Ejer, Osceola, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Naar Diet g@lder Diet
Qamle, kare

sSaa sselger vi nu Billetter TIL ned
sat Pris TIL eller fra ale Steder l
Amerika. Garanteret Pengeforsen-
dslse / smaa og store BelSb. Paa-
lidelig Undertaking. Landsm@nd
hj@lpes tilrette. Plads | Smaaka-
hytter reservoirs.
Mortensen & Crook,
det 38-aarige danske Passenger
Agentur for ale Linier.
2818 North Ave. Chicago. III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

Husk vor Boghandel.

glle Bigger fra port 2ager ie1bes
pprtofrit meb 8affepoit eller ST.
spreis; men buffer man &affer as
5nreret n1aa 5 Gents efitra mebffbI-
sge geitiiIIiineen.
@asm1sim ST.,
72O-722 gDntb So1trtb Stree,
Minneapplis, Minn.
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Nh gjxlnrr nrt!
Snbiamlinsen Iutter paa safigel-
iesbagea.

Otter at gsntralfomiteen giet1-
tage1be bar mo6taget 6oreipprg-
iler, mar Snbfnmlinsen afilnHeg,
og ser igeleoes fro forifiellig Sioe
bar bnret lt6talt, at Eafiigelfes6a-
gen bilOe bore eli pasfenbe Dog at
lutte SnolamlinaerL bleb Der paa
ct saf aomiteen afbold itgrre Megbe
Deotaget, at bele Mrbeioet for benne
Gag n1ao bore frrbigt % &eglrffa-
BET i fon1plet Or6en til 3afitgelies=
bnge1t.
Maor hi IeIer / 8la6ene bieneme
fra Dnumarf, at Be allereoe bar
inoIamlet nper { MilIioner &roner
til "Gen ign6eripife Son0", mao
ale % e1lbber eipe Sr. Mage Eabel
Ret, 1,aar laa. / lit Snoleg "aSio'
,1eeren" or len %. +. 80. flyer. 1t
set piloe bore Ell &let paa Dor
nationaIe &nrafter, pm lite Sore
togenoet fit Ell etbbert Sub no-
genlunbe nrefnlo MflI1tning, tbi
BET .er l1tbipl1omt enbper retitnbia
2unogmo1tbg og 2m6smanoinbes
&oab, at ct 8elpb, iom pqrotgt re-
p~ralenterer 9onff ! Entertainments
9eationol en6n1 mao fnn1e ti1fgres
"Den idn6eripife 6on6". S oenne
Gag n1ao ni olle tage Del. Sg bi
bill - tbi 1taar @alget 1taar mel1em
|Sfam oa. &e6er> bbem f1noc bel
90 ipigte?
Mf Be !289 &omiteer, font fra
Mmerifns gentrnlfomite. i Chicago
bar mootoget abitteringsbbger,
3fe6ge-Gorbs og ErDfiager iamt
fra Sib til an6en Opraab, er Der
fun nogle faa, fom bar apnaoet ct
npbnereroigt Meiultat iom +. @fs.
|Epler, Mim.: $2,047, @emell,
ssSolpa: 1910, Muonbon, Soma:
1851, 8lair, Neb.: 1927, &imbau-
ton, SSolpo: $5S2, og @1 CAMPO,
|Eeros: 1892.
Sou, 90 Mfilutningen er beitemt,
bentes set, at bper ene1te &omite
bill latte 6art paa Mrbeioet og giez
re fit p6erlte for at inbien6e ct ioa
fort 8elgb, at III fom 9anife ber /
Mmerifa life ifal 1tan tilffamme
for Sem 6erbiemme.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

striD efter B~rps,nnmn.e,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-20
LOWELL

MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Miller OF Newport
Center were The guests Sunday of M
and Mrs. q. Il. Curtis.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
a. Toof and daughter. Dorothy, Mrs
Cavis TOof and Mss Vivian Titus of
North Troy wero the guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Il. Sinclair-William
Weed aged 8S years died Saturday, Now
ember Is, at the home of his sSn, A. b.
Weed. Mr.. Weed was one of the oldest
residents OF the town and has lived ner.
over 10 years. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon from his late home. .-
The Rev ]. l.. Leblanc has sold the Walter
Paronto farm to purchasers from Canada
Dennis ShOrtsieeves is still in Il critical
condition from his fall down the chamber
stairs.-Gcorgc. Brosseaus daughter was
taken Monday to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital by DR.. Young for treatment.-Mr
and Mrs. III. II. Newton went to Brad
lord. Monday, to spend Thanksgiving
with their daughter, Mrs S. ]. Ssco.-E
d. Stannard has bought the Edgar
Laclar farm of l.. =. Aubin.-Mss Nancy
Farman returned home from Enosburg
Falls Saturday. where she has been the
past week.-Morris Farman who has
been i'll since August, is no better.-John
Putnam had his foot crushed by a horse
stepping on it, causing the amputation
of one toe. Dr. Young performed the
operation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-20
NORTHFIELD

The members of Green Mountain Camp
of Modern Woodmen have been presented
win set OF silver officers badges from
Chief Head Council Talbot as a reward
of merit for the number of new members.
Northfield camp has taken In % new
members since July l.--Clinton c. Barnes.
formerly instructor in mathematics at
Norwich University, and assistant TO
the president. has gone TO Fort WAYNE.
Ind, where he has position as chief
instructor in the General Electric Plant
school. Mr.. Barnes is aSgraduate OF Nor
witch University. 1914. Mrs. Barnes and
children accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. Eastman. leave Wednesday for Fort
Wayne.-The remains of Mrs Sabina L.
Wheeler were taken to Randolph Sun
day and buried in South View cemetery
The Rev. Mr.. Chase Of Braintree offciated
Mrs. Wheeler, who was 81 years old, died
at the home Of Frank Bryant in North
field after n short Illness. She was IA
nurse in the Civil War, having been in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-20
CAMBRIDGE

J. Lcng and family visited at waiter
i.lsWorth's IN stowe Sund1y.-Mrs. Earle
;ates was n visitor IN 81. Adams last
weck-N. G.. Jones has returned from
Hart1and. where ne has been working
fer 4. H. Britton.--K l.. Ellsworth was
IN MONTPELIER Wednesday to attend the
monthly meeting of the state board Of
rharities.-Gcorge Bennett returned Fri
day to rlion. y. Y He was accompanied
w his mother and sisters. who will make
their home there.-News has been received
VI the birth Of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Peasc of Guelph. ont. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pease were formerly of Cambridge.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Leavens have
gone to Rchford to residc.--Mrs. c. II.
Newton and Miss Dorothy 1nman were
visitors in Burlington Saturday.-Dr. G..
n. Newton and Lieutenant Dow of Boston
were guests AT the doctors home here
" st. Adams and Miss Ruth Brownell and
Miss Grace Styles Of Burlington were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Gates Sun
iay.-H T. Gray and family and Mrs.
Horace Reed visited their father. II. y.
;ray, Sunday.--A. r. Day of Burlington
was visitor in town Friday.-Wlmer
Stafford of Bennington is visiting in town,
.randmo ther.--H \. BullSley is in Bos-
on on business this week.. !. Lang
Ind i. W. Raymorc were in Burlington
SATURDAY, Harlem Leavens Of Ludlow
vas IN own Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-20
MORETOWN

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Sawyer, Mrs. .>ddie
SAWYER and Miss Morton were in Water
bury, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Ward
we're in Bolton on Monday.-Dr. Lindsay
of Montpelier was here November to see
Gerald ark.--Eugene Griffin, Sr., of
Fayston is visiting at the home of his
son, William Grifln.-AIrs Albert Ferris.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Griffith and daughter.
Dorothy, were In Montpelier Monday
The military party at the town hall on
Tuesday Nov. II was we'll attended and
was enjoyed by all. A sum of money
has been subscribed by the community
and a bronze tablet will soon be placed
in the town hall in honor of the boys
who answered their country's call from
this town.--A. II. Booth is at the Heaton
hospital, Montpelier, where he was
operated upon for carbuncle on the
back Of his neck.-Mrs. Celia Shea has
been visiting in Montpelier for a few
days.-Earl Smiths family are moving
into the Wilcox tenement down the
brook road.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-20
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

There is a COMMUNICATIVE indignation
and regret because Of the grossly ex.
agger3ted report in a Boston daily paper
Tuesday regarding tho boiler explosion
In the Junction House Monday evening.
Tho report represented in substance that
the house was torn in shreds and that
It's business would therefore be- suspended
for some time TO come. As the Free
Press report Tuesday morning said. all
was quiet and serene in a. half hour after
the explosion. No damage was done save
TO the boiler, and no one was hurt TO tho
slightest degree. Even the good old come
again" atmosphere prevailed every nook
and corner immed'ately.-A special town
meet is called for Tuesday morning the
18th, in Gates Opera house at II O'Clock
to see what action the town will take on
the question of raising $500 additional
for the construction of school building
in Quecfce village. The original APP
preparation was $4,000 but the lowest bid
received for its construction was $1,000.