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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
For Wild Hunt.

E. c. Tausey of Clinton Corners
n. Y. with F. A. Mannan of New
York City. arrived on Monday. out
fitted here, and left on the Forney
stage Thursday morning for a bear
hunt on the Middle fork. TO return
by way OF Wilson creek and the Vel
lowjaeket.
They will be met at Forney with
pack outfits of the O'Conner boys
who will be their guide into the IN
terror country. Roy Fowler was al
so with the party.
Mr.. Mannan is busy man, but II
giving two weeks of his time to ms
fayoriate sport, and ii is hoped thai
they may both get some big game.
They were accompanied from Ne"
York by Mr.. Tausey's niece, Miss
Allen. and B. Andrus. friend OF the
family, who Joined them in Butte,
Mr.. Andrus is looking over tnt
country with view of locating here
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
DEEDS AND RECORDS

Adele s. Radford To Charles r.
Dillon, residence property on Lena
street. s3.5o0.
Emil Louviers and wife 10 Fred II.
MeCabe, residence property on Lem.
hi ave. s2.250.
Lemhi Flour Milling Co. to y, X
Zuck. Salmon -four mill. $4,000.
Nancy Rose TO Ray l.. W.ekham
lots and house in Brooklyn. $4,000
Ed v. Manful TO Charles Smith
i15Ia acres near Baker. 81 geo
Minnie NJ Hart to Philip j. She
non et al. Little Giant and Ave 9th
I er lode claims in Mineral Hill dist
price nominal
A. j. Macnab and wife to Mildred
NJ. lgou, residence and lot on Main
street. $4,000.
w Lee Wyatt TO A. L. Mylandei
20 acres or Cemetery bar. $4,000
Leesherg Mining & Power Co. IL
Haynes Stellite Co. power plant
and machinery on Big creek. $500.
| Fred Pratt TO +. J. KeFrigan, loi
In Brooklyn. si00
| Rudolph Wright and wife to Rose
Mckinney. residence property in
Brooklyn, $4,000.
Ray r. Wickham and wife to Ednf
Swan. residence In Finsturs subdi.
vision. $50.
A. J. Quaries and wife To Mary q
Maxiield. residence on Il. Main
$3.50.
]. M. Burkhart. Jr., to Gold Vale,
Placer M. Co, 10 placer claims II
Yellow Jacket, $4,000.
U. IS. patents have been recorded
for William J. Webb for 40 acre,
near Carmen; TO Ed v. Manfull fo
157h acres near Baker. To William
M. Begay for 1899 acres near Lem
/ hi; TO Walter s. BARGE for 160 acre.
near Tendoy TO Herman Hank for
10 acres purchased east OF Salmon
/ J. l.. Pratt has located the Glen
dale lode: J. c. Middlekauff ct nj
the Misivi lode: e. G. Poppei ct a
the Last Chance. Last Chance No. ]
Paramount Nos. ] and 2. and the Kit
lty Nos. l and 2 lodes: J. II. Adam
the Eureka No amended: e.
Fenwich 1T al the Graphite Kin
) lodes; Charles Layton vt al the Ma
hogany lode; and c. S. Brush tn
ICanyon Pocket placer.
i X. O. Yearian has filed labor
ers lien against Edgar Ferris AN,
the Deer Valley Land and Stocl
company.
} Attachments have been issue
against the Drilling development
company at the suits of Fred l.. Vie
and James Lance, Jr.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
Real Estate Sales.

The Kelly agency last weeA SUN
to Alex Mylander, the kittennouSe
ranch, for a total of $4,000. Inc saie
was made for Lee Myers, VINO onis
two years ago acquired the proper,
ties. Mr.. Myers is to remove 70
Colorado. Within the past three
wears Kelly has sold this proper
three times and the records fhoN
that the price has doubled since the
first sale. Monday
The same agency sold on Monoay
the Carl Clark city residence prop'
erty to A. C. Vrandenburg for s"'V'V'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
,noroyements At Red Cross

The Red Cross pharmacy Is ar
ranging 10 install at once an aae
ouate heating plant. designed to ado
70 the comfort of patrons. Tne sys
tenn is 10 be modern and sanitary
in every respect. In the eauipmenl
sdded recently in an elegant fountain
for which the store has its own cleo
tric liquid carbonator Ii,
An ice cream plant for whicr
modern machinery has already beer
purchased. is also to be feature o.
the Red Cross. =
In laying in Christmas goods 20, -,
,rbicb 0rney Beers of this store re
cently made a trip to Salt Lake ane
osber cities. the new things promised
So- the counters ard cases are
g@eat variety of cut glass and new
Books besides the other gift articles
and speeialties-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
WORK FOR PUBLIC WELFARE
BY RED cross AND LIBRARY

After "A little respite In the work OF
the local Red Cross the ladies of that
Organization under the inspiring lead
ership of Miss Laura Shoap are plan
ming things for the immediate future.
OF first importance ia the effort 10 se-
cure county nurse for the regular
yisitationa among the schools Mas
Shoup thinks the Red Cross win be-
able 10 pay half OF the expensa of
such service and as soon as the or
ganization can complete It's plans the
purpose is to ask that the other half
shall be provided by the county and
other authorities.
Mrs. Casterlin has been named as
home service chairman to succeed
John 4, Rees, resigned.
Woman's Club Notes.
With a meeting OF the library COM
mittee ON Wednesday and the pro-
gram committee on Thursday the or
ganization work OF the club year was
outlined.
The library committee hopes to do
many things during the year to bring
patronage TO the library. or most
Importance IL the adding OF some new
books. both for childrmn nmd adults.
Reading circles are to be started In
and pay for book which. after being
read by the reading circle members.
will be donated TO the library.
] Both rest room and library have
been well patronixed during the sum
mer months and should be In even
greater demand and use during the
winter, The books. especially those
for children. have been In constant
demand and growing taste for
reading among our boys and girls
must be supplied by the best In lit.
ierature.
4 The program committee has plan
ned for reception TO teachers. par
enis. club members and friends, on
Friday evening, October 10. at the
high school. The music committee
viii assist the program committee in
rendering an entertaining program.
4 The regular club meetings will be
held on Thursday afternoon. alternai-
ing with the church societies. Many
helpful plans were discussed and as
these become perfected the programs
viii be completed and published.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
SOARING TAXES TO
BE PAID THIS YEAR
LEMAl COUNTY RATES THIS
YEAR $50 AGAINST Sass
LAST YEAR

The board Of Lenahi county COM
missioners at the September meet
Ing fixed the tax leyies for the cur
rent year OF grace. The state rate
was fixed for the commissioners by
the state authorities who saddied q
tremendous load for the county peo-
pie to carry. about three times what
IL used 10 be. and there was no es-
cape from the amount prescribed at
50 cents per hundred dollars of the
county assessment.
The rate for general county pur-
poses was fixed nj $50 per hundred
dollars Of assessment, making these
two items alone foot UP $2.60. To
this must be added. however. mu-
nicipal and school taxes. according
to where your taxables are located.
II In Salmon then yous must pay
Si,20 additional for city taxes and
81 for school taxes, making q grand
total OF $3.50 per hundred dollars OF
assessment against sass the last time
you had To walk up the hill to the
collectors office.
The school taxes In the various
districts are limited 10 81 per hun
dred. while municipal, counsy tnd
state taxes are not so restricted by
law and they have piled up to tho
breaking point for the average tax.
payer 10 carry.
For the high school district at Lead
ore. rural high school No. /, there
was no levy made other than the
bond levy for $500 There was no
Ireauisition from the Leadore school
officials received In time for the com
missioners TO net upon II at the Sep.
tember meeting. Just how 10 meet the
requirements oi the situation Is a
problem yet TO be solved, but Ii IL
found
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26

II was done, have gone rba
ken route. 'ne
All my personal effects .ra
here in this office and AZ NJ a.,
ager Cabin, and my assets If
any, are in Box Is, Pioneer
Bank, Salmon, Idaho.
! nave arranged so my wife
will have funds to take har ~
Missouri. 0i "
] can't write more, my heart
won't let me. a' !
j. w. CAPLES.
MI. Boyle: Phone line Is work.
Ing py way of Challis. Idaho
Phone my wife. CAPLFs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
REFUSES TO FIGHT FOR THE
AMERICAN FLAG; LOSES LEASE

When war was declared on Ger
many in 1917. Miguel GOTTA. Bias.
que. decided that he did not want 70
become citizen OF the United
States and refused to make applica-
tion for his citizenship papers.
Saturday the state land board de
cided that since the Basque would
not fight for America, he could mol
enjoy the privileges of citizen, and
IL cancelled lease which he held on
"A section Of school land in Owy
hee county.
The land board acted at the sug
gestion of Asher A. Getchell. clerk
He was member OF the dtaft board
In Owyhee county.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
Salroon's Fame For Hunters.

The fame of the Salmon country as
a resort for hunters has already
brought to this city number OF
large parties this fall, and the CRY
is still they come. A. D. and d b
Harris of St Anthony are in charge
of a party down the river from TINS
CITY on Thursday. The hunters come
from Akron and Columbus, ohio' aho
include besides the st. Anthony men
two others of the same name. ano
William Pfieffer and {. D. Akers
who came across the continent 10, m
the hunt which the river trip VIII
afford.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
ke.ehun Buys Tire shop

Theodore Keiehum has beeome
sole owner Of the Tire shop. hereto
fore owned Jointly by Barr a. Ketch.
um. f. A. Barr, the retiring partner,
expects 10 remove To California on
October Is. TO make the Journey
thither by automobile with his fam.
lily. The Tire Shop Is the pioneer
place of the kind in this city and en-.
joys good patronage.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
ro Find Gold Treasures.

a. H. Ford and Roy I. shoup a.
ON an outing which began MONDAY, ;I;t 10
Rocky Re- Bar. above Boise. their Visit ylsll
being intended to look up some pros pros
nents ~ there which Mr.. Ford knew
phont % in his boyhood and which may
si;u % carry the same hidden gold. for
,ha trin an old truck was Tigged UP
III, III q canning outfit, with gruo
stake OF ample proportions - 10
a month.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26

Clarence s. Smith IL dead shot
as well as thoroughgoing rancher,
This was shown the other morning,
when at daybreak he went abroad at
his home to see what had caused a
commotion In his shsepfold. He sus.
pected coyotes and sure enough he
found three of them at the carcass
Iof a sheep they had killed. The
raneher waited TO get them ranged
for pot shot. when two OF the three
miscreants dropped at the crack oil
his rifle. The third made off and
escaped but with broken leg as a
reminder that he better keep away
from the Smith ranch in his next
raid. IL took second shot to des,
patch one of the coyotes which had
sustained only a disabling wound.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
First Killing Frost

The first killing frost appeared In
the upper Lemhi valley. extending ms
far down as Salmon. Monday morn
ing and also mp the Salmon river val
ley. Usually killing frosts are ten
days TO two weeks earlier In the
same localities.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
Sells Leadore Drug Business

DR. I. II. Keller. physician. located
at Leadore for month or six weeks.
has become the owner Of the Hart
Drug store IN that town DIR. W. b
Hart. the former owner. has renov-
ed 10 Salmon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26

Mrs. ". 2. Hart II Installing in
the Shenon hotel and other build
ings comprising the Shenon block of
business places. steam heating
plant for service against the coming
of cold weather
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
SVeI i Maven foIaaI-
sageI daaI|ig foId0je|se
Membringer Gas, Surhed OF Smerte.
Hvorledes de behAndles.

Medicinske Authoriteter siger, at
nesten Nitiendedele at allie Nave
vanskeligheder, Uford9jelighed, Sur
he'd, b%rRndende Fornemmelser, Gas,
Opsvulmen, Kvalme, osv., stammer
fra en- Overfl9dighed at Mavesyre
l Maven og like, som nogle tror,
fra Mangel paa Ford9jelsesyed-
skier. Mavens delikate Slimhinde
oliver irriteret, FordGjelsen forsin-
kes, F9den bliver sur, og derived
opstaar disse u~behagelige Sympto-
mer, som allie Mavelidende kender
saa vel.
Kunstige Fordejelsesmidler or
like nsdvendige i saadanne TIL
fselde og kan gore virkelig Shade.
PROV paa at undgaa allie Ford1jel-
ses-Hj@lpemidler og faa / Stedet
paa ct Apothek nogle faa Ounces
Bisurated Magnesia og tag en- Te-
skefuld / ct kvart elias Wand nge
efter, at De har spist. Dette for
frisker Maven, forh1ndrer en- over-
f1edig Syredannelse, og der OPP
STAIR ingen Surhed, Gas eller
Smerte. Bisurated Magnesia q
Pulver eller Tabletter - aldrig
flydende eller | M@lkeform) or
uskadelig for Maven, billig at be-
nytte og err den NEST winnings
fulde Form af Magnesia for allie
Mavetilfselde. bet benyttes at Tu-
:sinder af Menneskrr, som nu kan
hyde deres Maaltider uden Frygt
for Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
9p6sfal6.

Sprgcn SonIent ser meo Suitr1t
i flere @ar bar boet pao 0anif M-
oeroomsbiem, digit peo Dgoen i26r=
bags efter ct langere imertefulot
5Dgeleje. SON bleb begraebt i Girs=
oogs fra gbriit Nieliens aopel, bpor
9. 6. 2oge bopoe a~rraageret
geremoniet, lieeiom r6e paa Strife
gaar6en.
afopoe, Ser blep SO Mar gammel
bg bar fbot paa 5aliter, bar fjenot
iont en- iobta1 Ma,1o meo ct lift gu
m6r, % ban baboe mango genr1er.
Sortioen 2oge SIR. is tiIbgrte SIR
gen Sanie:1 Satrgforeni11gen Sormo=
.11ien, Der Ien6te en- ihnuf @rang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
Siben at figbe 2anb.

Snofremt .1ogen at bore 2e1ere er
i Morfebet for at fipbe SarmIon6
og 6nrn1e, tilla6er hi % at benle6e
oeres Opm9rf1ombeo> paa om1too-
enoe Mn11once fra Mllen & Mor-
neor, Mi1aco, Minn. Dette gomle
anlete 2%an0fompagni bor fortrinligt
|2on6 % fortreffelige Sarme at til
|bDbe 2iebbobere.
Mille 2acs Gouatp er iom be-
|fjen6t beligger6e / Central Minne=
|lota og cr olmin0elig fjen6t for lit
ppperlige 2on6 til Meieri- og @reo-
|tur6rtft. Ser fon obles flerc for
|ifiellige @orniorter. Man fan ligc=
|le6es olti6 bore itiffffer pao rigefig
@eanfol6, og Misbefit er Ell 11fjen6t
|Et1g 6isIe Ggne; bpo6 Bette BETH
Ser, beb9per hi fife at n9b1e, set be6
be6lt ielp. On on6en Sing,
man b6r toge / 8%etragtning, ct set
iunbe &lin1o og glimren6e SfoIer,
gobe &irfer og lignen6e Snititutio-
.1er, Ser fin6es / iao rigt mool /
|Wfilaca og omligeen6e 8per. Moor
hi poerlig ti1f9ier, at Ser er gooSor-
|binbelle meo Ontperbenen, belbolote
Neie % go6e Marfeber for Nfipt=
ming of MISUNDERSTANDING, bill
cnbper fltnne forltaa> at Der moo
pere go6t at b. % set tp6er og1aa
|be mango blomitren6e ifonor1opi1fe
|@olo.1ier poo.
@e6 Cafe Mt1le 2ocs ligger Sc IL
)@Der 8abfon % Ssle, Der er I III
|ben0e l10bif1ing, og oeres Snobpg-
gerantal er / itubig Stigen. Me11
loeres @eliggenbto ct ogioa aloeIes
bi0u16erlig beb oen benriber1oe
|1fJp1ne 81, Der er ODER 90 WeiI lu.1g.
|Sg Der er lite Ebibl ON, ll6en at
|8abfon inben 19nge bill bore ct
|Sommerppbol6siteo, bbortil Sc ftore
8Ders 8efolfuing bill itremme /
|5omrnerel1s bnrme Gage. Derfpr bill
Grl1nbperoien 1tige, % &enge un-
|braat Der bill %ie1tere eibe gooe @e1=
ter.
Wi1aca er en- flor bofienoe 9p
meo ole M1ti6e11s n1o6er11e Snoret-
nil1ger, elega1tte 8l1tifer, bpor Sar-
meren bill ftnoe at til Sarr1en og
Snsbol6ningen ~be.1bgrenoe. 5prIig
|er Meierierne be.ernte. So lite
ntinoft ct bette Ei1faloet meo ssar-
mernes M1roels1neieri Miloca, Tom
1913 prooucereoe oper 100000
8nno Smer. Men nprtnere DplDs-
|ninger fdaes peo at tribe oireffe til
'glllen & Mor11eau, Milnca, We1i:111.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
.0htragn.
4seter Mortem1cn %ubnepnt.

Q(noer lin &agne for MaDor=
embeoet erflereoe Scr. EbomHc1,
at bleu ban gienpalgt, bilbe en al fgr=
lite Sing, ban bi10e u6fgre, bore al
r01l9brle ct MT Sfoleraob og le al
foa af1ot SEN npe in6iotte $4,000
Collars pr. Mar @fplebireftpr, Or.
is. Gbooieb, lonl cit &ommisfion al
Torretnr1gsmano bop6e importeret
fra Detroit, og for bpen Dor 6pgtige
2mosmale6 8eter 81. Mortenien,
6er / mango Mor. bar beret fnDttet
til Ghieagos Sfoler, maotte bige.
|5i0itc l1ge fom l16nnbneIlen al 6et
1,pe Sfo1eroo6, ser b1ep Id11ffttioneret
|of @Droaoet tro6s al Mo6ltano. Set
fprltc set nDe Maoo gior6e otter at
baDc fonititlteret fig, bar at aHette
|Dr. Gba0ieD % n0nGpne Mr. Mor-
|tenien til @fole6i1eftbr, noget Ser
pafte almin6elig Si1fre6sbe6 bos al
|le 8Dens 2arere OF 2prerinber,
|1omtioig me6 at Scr. Mprten1en ct
oniet iom Ell ierlig 6pgttg Hn6agog.
Sou raaber 6e itore 9agb1a6e op ON,
at 8po6miniitrationelt fun fltn6e
BRUCE en- "init6er" / Gmbeoet og life
Ell M11o me6 uafbRngig Meni:1g.
|9en1e Belfploning moo Scr. Mor-
|tenien er ubegr1tn6et, 6a ban er
|fienbt lom enMor6> Ser life blon6er
fig Holitif, met 11oeluffen6e 1fpl0er
fine e1ne gbaer fin. Sitting. Set
er 6erfor heller life mere ems rig
|tigt, at Ri Donffe bur6e poaifjgnne
Sfo1eroo6ets l16nppnelie al Scr.
Worteni en.
SIT Sc @eifp1o11ineer, ser rettes
moo set npe Rao6, Der blep nfiat
beo Dom for ct 8or elar fleet, CT
ganife leie, frentgaar al ct @reb,
Dor 2on6smon6 81. IS. 6. CLIENT
meltien, ser ielD bor Me6lem ofGoo-
Set, bar ifrepet og offentltggiort,
bpori ban erflprer @elfplomingen
for Gfstrabaaance life bol6er 6tif
moo oct 1tDe &ao6, og er i6brigt
fltn 6orme.1 al 8ogbol6eri.
9e oflotte @mbe6sm9no trlter n1e6
at gao til @ettcn for otter at gien-
bin6e 6eres gmbe6er, % bill ffttffffert
gjere bet 1aa tarmt for Maporen
lcm muligt, men Der ipnes at bore
TIBET &aab ONT, at Sc fnn bin6e SER.
|Solfalb er cit Sing afgiort, og set
er, at 8pens Sfoler er / go6e, fire
|og opgtige Se1oer, iaalpnge scr.
Mortenien beitprer benz, og set ct
Dog set bigttgite, lao iaa Yolitiferne
llaas ONT "8enerte".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
snrtle Gate, 8isepniin.

S obennepllte 8p, Der ct belig-
gen6e ! Barron County / Mor6beit
|@igconiim, inbebar Scr. 6. Mihar6
ell beIre1omeret gien6omsbanoel.
Scr. Mibart bar en- bel Sci go6t
|2an6,. font nj lelges billigt og paa
,meget lette @ilfaar. Snn bar Iebet
paa @gnen i mange9lar % er fjenot
'og afbo16t al mango 2an6smenb
Sprnbe.1 at bore interest eret / Client
bomsforretningen er BON tillige
Nrpltont for Security State @orf.
Haa ben11e ggn 6ripeg ser Ell betp-
oelig Meieri= % Oltepro6llftion, 90
SSoroen egner fig Dpperliu for
@reatltrabl.
Set it0lte @ar bar let EiIflpt1r.1g
al ct ftabig ftigenbe alntal ME Set
there | 8arron % 3olf Counter fra
Soma, Sllinois, 0afotaitater11e, See
braifa, Montana folnmer 6ormerue
og opilaar iin @olig paa 0ennp
fr1gtbare gg.1, og Ger er ingenEbibl
ont, 1t6en at Eilflptningen bill fort
lptte / set fomnen6e Star. Men set
er heller fife 1uo mgrfeliat, 11oor Ri
bgrer, at set CT set finelte 2ano for
@ras6prfring 81 5moofornsapl,
&lsber, Ei,notbp, Sabre, Mltg, 8pq
og @be6e giber 1nnaooeligt Spltuo=
butte, @res pof1er operolt, altloa
netop 2onoet for @reaturoporet-
og Mejeri6rift. S Scr. Mibor6s
hoSltanen6e Mnnonce bill 2Glerne
f1tnne in6bente nermere 0plpsnin<
ger, iom li9ele6cs fan erbol6es be6
at lfribe til Mn.!onleren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
srlser 1b.

Gnfefrn Ml1. Nelfo.a ser ftoer
Mo16ens Dg6 bor forfeit ben gamle
|og fienote Sfotgisforretning paa
Nortb NDe., realiierer MI bele 2age-
ret og bill trpfffe fig tilbnge til 8ri-
|patlipets Sreo. Srien babbe 10,
JOINT befjend, ct beflageliat uleffes-
|tilfaloe, Ser fordarlageoe ct langpo-
rigt 6p1eleie, 6obbelt beiparligt paa
Grnno al 6rl1ens Mloer, met bnn ct
bog It'll lao Hlpas, at set ct m1iligt
for Sru MeIion otter at fuft,e fom-
me Tot omfrtna. Stu Nelion bar
|ferliot tnoIagt fig flor Sortieneite
|reo lit Mrbeioe for oanf MIoerooins.
Diem, bits 8raiioent bun bar %
filligeMor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
SelDmturb.

@i1lorb Goodman, Ser / fit 3io
lao / 8proo6et og i flerc Mor Dor
.S6rer for 5ociali1tpartiet, gif / for
rige Q1ge 1r6 / en- Sfob og ben1te
fig. Sans Sig bleb f11n6et al ct &or
9renae, ion1 me1bte set til &o1ittet.
Mf6poe bar IS Mor go1nmel og efter-
looer @ltltrlt og @prn / trn1tge
&oor. Son fGmpeoe mes Mrmoo og
Spgbom / 6amilie.1, iiges Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
Rarinp.
9anlfMmerifamif.

9annebrngsndgen ! Nnlo1l Yurt
|6gn6ag Sen 15be Stunt bliDer Ell
ltor1luaet MffGre, efterlom op1fe
2ogcr og Toreninger / ae1oiba,
@aufegan, Safe Sprelt % Milman=
Tee bar giDet Spite ON at bore 11eo,
'Sg 11aar mon lna betGnfer, at &a=
'cires to ltore 6anife S%oreninger,
|9anio % 8rpberlogen, ulene teller
opcr ct Sl1li1oe Meolemmer, fan
man gjpre fig eli Soe ON Earaoels
Smfan1. Nroccsiionen %ltarter no
81. I ira 0onia Sail, bpor alle DC
Toreni1ger bill melOe Jig.
@eo 8rooerlogens San Itp6er Gicto-
ria 2ogen til, anfert of 0ens "9ril(
|gcam", og tillige @lberg 5onger1e
1amt 9. g. g. Meblemmerlle, anfprt
al @eteraner 2ars Mn6er1en. lloe
i lelpe 3arfen bar @onriteen arrar-
geret fglgen6e in6bol6srtge 8ro-
gram:
SCI. $50: @oncert al Mari1e8ano
fra Great Safes.
81. 800: SeItprogram. Mnorep
@ohlltrpm bpber @elfo,meu. 8orJ=
Meter Mr1nltrpng toler for Mmerifo.
Star 5pongleo 8onner, S1llesfor
me6 Sornmuitf al Sangforeniager-
tie G1berg og 8rage. 0anmarf %
Danncbrog, Telttale al &e6aftbr 90
pbus Neble fra Smaba. Ser er ct
.ptotgt 2alo, ipnges at Iorlamlln=
gen. lln6er ielpe Se1ttolen oil en-:
Slipper fra Marineifoler1 ieile r1nbt
/ 211ften % la6e 8aanerpt bale neb
oucr Sorla,n1ingen.
81. 400: @o11cert al SSacfie 8an6.
81. 4,3O: @or al 8roge Gn:rgfor=
citing.
81. 4,45: O%ppisning al 8ictoria
2oaens 9rill Ecam.
&l. 500: Sang al @lberg Gang
for.
aI. SIS: 9onios Marcbing Club.
&I. $50: Qnn6fDI6ntpn. SnhIen1t.
ser. 5,45: @Dmna1tif al 2oltis
BrDsiing.
a1. 600: Sea ipiler mon.
@l. 700: 8roee @onefore1ing.
81. 1915: @ange fra &rigsaarene
al Solger 2obie.
ST. 1870: @lberg Songfor.
al. 7>45: Opbisning / 8-p6ning.
81. s til g.: &oncert at Marinens
Ml1itfforps.
81. 10: 5tort Tprberferi.
6or bioerie 6orlgitelier er Ser az
rangeret, ligelom ger o9ioa bill bere
Cams / BabiIlonef @ftermi6oag oq
afte:1 til Mriif al Moifs Orfelter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
Til Salg.

100000 kSber en- 80 Acre inn
proved Farm, 80 Rods fra en- 4
:Verelses konsolideret Skole, ~
Mil fra Nemadji og 4 Mil fra
Barnum; Landpost og Telefon Be
tjening. Har nyt 4-Varelses Hus;
HGnsehus. $500 kontant; Resten
til 6 PCT.
State Bank Of Bnnum,
Barnum, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
o. J. Olsens danske Skraatobak,

15c pr. Rul; karvet Blad, 81. 90 pr. Pund;
Lys Virginia, $3.50 pr. Pund. De reneste
egte Ware j Markedet. De we'd like, hvad
de mister, som like bruger dem. sende.
overall mod Money Orders og Kontant. c.
O. D. 10 Cents extra. Rabat til Handlen-
de. 8 Union ST., Brooklyn, N. Y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
Red River VALLEY

a N Har en- Klient, som maa
sselge $50 Acres Red River Valley
Prairie Land, Polk County, MINI.
Alt er dyrkbart, 200 brakket op; 9
Mil sydvest at Crookston, 2 Mil til
Forsendelsesstation; dyb sort MUD
jord, Lerunderlag, hoj, jevn OverAa-
de; vii opofre Diet for $50 pr. Acre.
Har ogsaa smukke Halvsektioner, alt
>dyrkbart, 80 Acres opbrudte, nord for
Crookston ~ Mil til Afsendelses-
station. Ogsaa vel dyrkede Farme
naer Crookston, billig. John R. Dono-
hue, 910 Pioneer, St. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-06-06
9rnfnet.

S. @. @rlan6lon ser tom til Sc
,1roiba li6lte Gfteraar fra Chicago.
efter at bans Saitrlt bar 1porlplt
.foripun6et, bar / 6isle Gage faaet
Me66elel1e ONT, at be16es opipa1lme6e
Sig er lfp1let op al 2ofe Micbigan.
Sm Der foreligger ct 5elpmoro el1er
ct l1lpffestilfeI6e, btoes life.