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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-12
Local and Personal
u Y. Rrools LocaI nnd Sow. EdLtor Phone L-l

Or. B. II. Sayre, local veterinarian.
For sale. the Republic Trucks, the
yellow Boy See s. II. McCarl
Fred B. Olson of Arlington, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
The Register has put in a supply of
the l and inch tape for the machines
recently sold to merchants by the Star
Gummed Products Co
Mrs. o. d. Phillips of Mitchell was
one of the delegates to the Mission
airy convention held at the NJ E.
church, and availed herself of the op.
portunity to visit at the home Of Mrs.
+. II. Patterson and Mrs. f.. ]. Cor
bin, old friends who she knew ct
Henry. She left last evening for her
home after very pleasant stay in the
city
c. A. Locke left Tuesday morning
for Webster, Day county, whore he has
recently purchased a drug store and
takes possession at once. While away
he will arrange for home in his new
location and Is advertising his house
and furniture for sale in the columns
OF the Register. Brookings will be
but what Is our loss will be the gain
for Webster
Werle Franck is home once more
from serving his country overseas.
He came from Camp Dodge last week
on his way to his home at Bushnell
and called on some OF his many
friends here on the way. He is look.
ing well and has been doing good ser
vice as a pharmacist in the Medical
Corps during his army life. He came
over again this week for short stay
and will no doubt be around and stay
longer and give his old friends a
chance to visit with him. We are al
glad tc see him home again.
There appears to be Quite a bit OF
contest in the matter of members OF
: the school board, six candidates being
in the field. All of the outgoing mem
hers have been filed, B. A. Dunbar
c. H. Atkinson and r. A. Storm. while
three others have also been put in the
field in the person of c. A. Johnson
Mrs. Gertrude Mcknight and DR.. A
w. Hyde. The election occurs next
Tuesday, June 18th. and the voting
places are the regular ones In the four
wards. The polls will open at nine in
the morning and be open until five in
the afternoon. This is an important
election as the building program and
the reconstruction of the educational
program Of the city schools will de
mand some intelligent work and con
sideration during the coming year.
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See the Republic Trucks. For sale
by S. II, McCarl.
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Vickerman spent
Sunday in Watertown, visiting with
their son, who is in the land business
in that city.
Miss Gene Hoch Of Elkton, who was
in the city several days during tine
last week visiting her sister, Mrs W
p. Holland, returned to her home on
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Chas Whiting Of Kennewick
Wash, is visiting at the home of Mrs
+. j. Ray, on her way to her old home
near Beloit, Wis. She expects to re-
sumo her journey eastward tomorrow.
Mrs. B. a. Dunbar and daughter,
Gwendolin, left Tuesday evening for
st. Joseph Kansas City, Gallatin and
Pattenburg, Missouri, where they Will
visit for a month or more with rela-
tives of Mrs. Dunbar
Mrs. T. J. Bertness returned Sunday
morning from Minneapolis, where she
has been for several weeks visiting
with friends and taking treatments.
Her friends will be glad to learn that
her health is much improved.
Mrs. c. B. Herreman and little son
left Saturday evening for Janesville,
Mimi, for a visit at their old home.
They were joined on Tuesday by Mr..
| Herreman and the family will remain
away for about two weeks visiting.
There was no session of circuit
court on Monday, the judge and ste
nographer going home Sunday morn
ing to Watertown and returning on
the train from the west Tuesday morn
| ing, when sessions of court were re-
sumed.
Mrs. C. H. Stangeland of Emory,
Montana visited several days during
the past week at the home Of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. II. H. Stangeland,
and left this morning for her former
home at Webster, before returning to
her home.
Mrs. Fred Shale of Watertown, has
been in the city for several days the
past week attending the w. C.. T. u.
convention at the Baptist church, and
visiting at the home of Mrs. J. L..
Tree She left for her home yester-
day morning.
i At the meeting of the Black & Ye-
low Trail, held in Pierre last week,
julius Martnson of Volga, was elect
ed the vice-president for Brookings
county, and A. M. Chenoweth of VOL
sey, a former resident of Brookings,
was elected the vice-president for Bea-
die county.
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Roberts
autoed to De Smet Sunday afternoon
in order that Mr.. Roberts might hold
services in the Episcopal church at
that place. Sunday evening Mr.. Rob-
erts went east to New York City,
Hartford and Middletown, Conn,
where he will attend to business mat
ters, visit with his mother and sister
and attend the commencement of his
alma mater, Trinity College. He eX-
poets to be gone all of the month of
June. Mrs. Roberts returned home
Monday evening by train, the roads
being too muddy for her to drive the
auto.
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HEALTH NOTICE

To All Citizens: You are hereby
clean up week, June 2nd to 7th. Re-
move and dispose of all ashes, rub
bish, manure and all other unsightly
and unsantary matter from your
premises, vacant lots and all alleys.
If this order is not complied with
within ten days, such removal and
disposal will be done by the city Of
Brookings at your expense, as provid-
ed by the laws of the State of South
Dakota. By order of
Board of Health.
May 29th 1919
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million acres will produce 232,OOO,O0O
bushels and the condition is 91.7. The
production of rye is placed at 107 000,-
600 and its condition as 93.5. These
figures are certainly indicative of good
general conditions all over the couu-
try as we'll as all over the state
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-12

er-in-law jokes in a century. They are
as full Of funny capers as Russia is
of Bolsheyih An athletic carnival is
one of the seasons features and just
to add good measure, a score or more
Of high class arenic stars are inter
spersed throughout the entire perform
ance. Wednesday, June 25th-thats
the day.
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CIRCUIT COURT hOJoURNS

Circuit court for Brookings coun-
ty adjourned this morning at ten
o'clock and all of the Jurors were ex-
cused from further service. Since
last week the following cases have
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-06-12

in BroOkingS, June 25th. 1t is said
to be bigger and getter than ever.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
Rartnr.
Mrmiftice Gag.

0e1 IT, Nopember, Morsoooer
flor 8anbenbbilen, Der cn611u life Ct
bleben til en- birfefig Bre6, feire6eS
|fi6lte Eirsong Mfte1t / Dunio n1el
en- lille bbggelia @ero, og BET fa1,
n1on ege1tlig tnffe &e11olbo Gunifc
for. Me6lemner1te ser hobbe ne1l1.
Zig paataget fig at :"buite" @o5aren,
ser finder @te6 fer / 6enne l1gc, oa
iaa fom 6e berpp for at fortGllc,
bp9 6e baboe u6rettet meb &enipn
til @illduofulg. @%elbfe1gclig fiji
man trablt meo at ffinrc 5merre=
bre6 til De fjGrfomne @inItcr, oo
oa Soriamlingen blcp bu11fct OF
bap6e facet Mulloe11 pno Glib, bar
set 10 ioa, naturlig, at Ealer11e fon1
til at. 6reje fig ON @er6ensfrigcn 90
ben punfplger1oe Seir, Ser regnes
fra oen II. September. Sna6an gif
oct til.
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9rbbre o. Spitrc.

Turrige 9orsbog Often bab6c
8ictoria 2oeet Bcipg al en- itprrc
delegation fra @piter1ogen / mil-
pnufee, og ct poerit i~nteresiant Bro-
oram f1,late boa. Gi6ite 2er6a9
Mftcn haobe g. g. g. 2oge go. S
iluttct 8al paa 8roberlogenS Sail
90 f1,noe glGoe fig be6 go6t 8eiaa.
|Sbite Sns6ag Mfta1 moreoe 8. 9.
g. Meblemmer11e fig pe6 Ct, Sera.
bpor BET ifelge Sfif og 8r,,q cnbru
fan6tes paobe 8orer. Sc oromati-
ife arpfter / 2ogen bar troblt / sem
ne Eio ne6 Sn6pbelie al Mollcrne
til Ell morlom aomeoie, Gen gale
SCHMIDT" iom Fl MINER til OpfprcI-
lie thanksgiving Mfta1. Ger CT lpp
Nerlo11er i 5tpffet.
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St. Paul.
Gim Office:
628 Enbieott Bnil6ing.
8eb aipb elIer Separation al
M5ne btibs ben n~tlfienbte Snbeler
Eisaea 2ction, 200 6. 7b Street.
ST Gtipenbiat for Moe.


En 8epngelie en- lat igang meo
Dn Born1aol Of foa bepilget Mari
me1tua11t 9e11rD Moe, @pn of Scr.
% Nrs. Moe, 1897 8on 8uren
5trtd, 1t Mbo6esltipeubium, 1om
M8e Meb nb1clt / 1916. Me6lem-
nscr al ben lofnle @omite beretter,
ii Efoe ftoo ,11eget bolt pe6 BEN NJ
Zig ofboiote &onf1rrenceefsame11
"a af ban be6 1tR5te 5tipe6ieu61e-
ssi,su bloc bore for gamnel til at
kuss1se j 8ctrngtning. 9en bar
Anfor fcnot ct Telegram til Ben
uudonHe @efretnr meb 6oriloo
pasi at beuilge Scr. Moe Oct Stipeu=
:0it1m> {om life Mep u6belt / 1916.
gsitnm,t Roe fom ganlfe alborltg
dlIha0e peo ct l1lpffestilfeloe onl-
8er1 pon set 6Hb, bpor ban tiene.
hglorhe nn6er &rige,1.
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Kirker og Foreninger.

CHRISTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Higrnet at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver SSndag, engelsk XII.
1890, norsk XII. 11.30 Find.
|NoRsK LurHERsKB TRHFoL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hornet at
Harrington og SherbIrna AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S6ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 100 Aften. Sgn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
6ST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH
KIRKE, HORNET af Jessie & Law.
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hyer Son
dag XII. 1920 Find. Engelsk hve1
anden Sandag. S1ndagsskole hvel
Spndag XII. 9.15; norske og en-.
gelske Klasser. Bennemgdel
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 / Kir.
kens Basement.
DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, HORNET af Orleans og Ste.
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Sgn.
dag Form. ri. IL. Sendagsskole HI
DEN .DANsK-NoRsKE METHODIST.
K1RKE. HORNET af Broadway og
10. st., afholder sine Gudstjeneste1
som fglger: Fmdiken Sgpdag Form,
Ri. 1880. Aften n. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: sendag Aften
ri. 7.45; liter@rt Mode de ire fgrste
Trsdage j Maaneden. Bgnnemgde
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
l DEN DANSK-NORSKE KIRKE
1876 Thomas st.. n@r Rice st.,
afholdes Gudstjeneste hver Son
dag EN-. XII. 3. Prediken we'd
Prof. c. B. Bulge. En- Kvartet
fra Bibelskolen Minneapolis
synger.
NoRDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, m@der 1ste OF 3die
Mandag / Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 W.. Ninth st.
sYNN0VE LOGE NO. s D6TRE AT
NORGE, mSder 2den og 4de Man
dag / Maaneden paa, Odd Fellows
Hall. 156 W.. Ninth St.
b. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
3. s., mader 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
81. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN nGODTHAAB' me-
der 2. og 4. Lerdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, Ri. af st. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FoRENINGEN "DANMARKs SON.
NER' af D. s. D. F., meder l. og 3.
kSrdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINE' LOGE
Mr.. 80, D. s. S., mdder 1ste og
og adie onsdag i Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 W. 9th St.
FOREN1NGEN HAABET msder
Eden og 4de Torsdag i Name
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS DOT
TIRE" m9der /. Tirsdag 1 den
ny Odd Fellows Hall. 154 9th st
: ''-''. g.. e - s-. -" H. "
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9nnH Gentralfomite.

Sc flcftc at Sc berbaren6e. 6onife
Torentnger o9 Menigbe6er bopbe
ien6t &epreientanter iii Meba f6Ite
|&orsboo Mften Il Boremeiterens
Mo6tage1ies1al,, bpor r1an por iom=
LET for at forbcre6e Dmnelkn at en-
oanif Gentralfomite. sogfprer s.
20. &ncb p%rp1t6ere6e og. in6le6tt
W}ebet mes at gibe nogle. Op1psnin-
ger ON Romiteens poatenfte Mrbei-
De 90 8irfefelt. Gerefter fl1lgte en-
lrngere Disfusfion, bbori n1ange al
oe *rndote 9eIegere6e 6e1tog. Neite1,
a1lc Sc fol6ne l1btolelier bar itenft
i Gobgr al EN- 6onf Gertralfomitc,
iom ale bar e11igc ON bebepe6es
bej. @rab / minneapolis.
Eli &o,nitec1,s m%i6lert6ige Sor=
mano bo1gtes Sagfgrer s. 81. &inch
|og til mi6lertioig @efreter Carl
|SSen1cn al "9a1rio". I'll at 1vbarbeiz
De Mrbei6sreglerne bolgtes en- So
mite, bpis @nmmeniGtnine bleb 6.
@osmusien, G.m. &tncb, Boitor 81.
Eorpgaor6, 6enri IS: Trgl Of III.
|of 1907 % &ru6 Aielfen at "@e-
org 8ran6es" 2oge11.
Otter 8algene u6fpaa1bt ser fig en-
|lGngere 'DdiSfuSfon ODER Gentrolfo=
miteers Communicating og bbi1fe
|Opgaper BEN iful6e taae op til 2es-
ming. Me11 ga >6e frcmme6te 9eIc-
gereoc life baboe Mi1,oigbeo til at
bfnoe De e1felte Toreninger til nogct,
beitemt Hlnn, fit Sc 0etegerebe ST.
ltrlftto1rcr. ON at rapportere til Be-
res reipeftipe 6oreni11aer> bbo6 Ser
bar foretaget MaNepbet, % fao moo
tage l1ar1nere Snitruftpner, ioolebes
at Der fan blibe taget en6eIig 8e~
%ltenunelfe ont @omiteers girffe 90
Communicating, naar nrite Msgoc
|bo1oeS, paa bbilfet ltgele6es Mrbei6s=
regferne bill blibe fremlagte. 81 tror,
Der er goo Stemntng for en- hna1if
Gentrolfomite, % bbis 6e forifjerli-
ae 5oreninger biz tage ti1bgrltq Sen
i'm til hberan6re og arbejbe / Sor=
6rageligbeb, er hi oberbebHt ON, at
8omtteen bill bL;be. en- 5ltfces.
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Sri @cl9jpren6ebsforeninsen

"~SsSoralcmmigei" bill aiboloe fit up.
tie Mp6e bos Mrs. 8ncf, 1915
Sanqnir ct, Snsoaa oen 10. Nop
SCI. 2 Gftm, Mon bcnptter s. TIT
Street 9porbogn til Gn6en al 81.
1tten. Cont forget it! Mne CT bel.
TONNE.
5ore'1inge1l bill oe1, 3oie Decembcl
|nfboloe ct l16ialg ellcr rettere ioa1
EFT lille 8a5ar. Mpoet og @a3orer
bill blibe afbolot bos Mrs. Mnnc
Boolep, 14t4 gogerton @r. Sc,
bliber mango oeilige SuIegaper a:
tjebe, 1oo oct baobes, at rigtig man.
&c at Ioreningens Mcolemmer 0.
Genner m66er frem.
6. Gbriitenfen, Get.
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8a5aren 81. @ebers 81. airfe.

@eiret bar mutt % miIot boaoe
Sreoag % 2br6ag @ften, % EN- flor
Goriamling bar ms6t til @a5are11
iairfelalen Dor lmuft b%eforeret, oq
Der bar ct goot 1opalg al Sing til
9ortGooning. 5nrlig bar ser ct 1tort
'og ifient uobalg at GRANDDAUGHTER,
Der bleb iolgt til gooe Briier.
Snotagtm blep ltot ODER $500.
&rqanierne poa Snogangsbilletter
ne ttlfal6t felgenbe: Mr. gjnor San
fen, &icbftel6, bleb 6en beloigc @ier
|of @ulouret; Mrs. %. 80. Gamer.
|2943 29tb Mpe. g., fit @alper.
&omitcen be6er allie, fom ffipnfeoe
@aper, og benz, iom BED beres Seer
pere1ie bialp til, at 8o5aren b1et
iaa pellpffet, nrootase e, bierteliQ
eat.
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6ranfrias faberlgie @ern.

Tor Gt6en foregaar en- Ses,,olam-
ling til T%ranfriaS fooerlble 8ern.
On n%orlf=amerifon1f 2n1osfomitc CT
6an1,et me6 Wrs.~ Gbns. Molcoln:
Cooley i '@rano Sorts font Tor-
man6. @n @egpnoelie til organize
ret Mrbcj0c ct giort i Epillingbper-
ne, % i ct. SAUL CT en- &omitc
6arrtct.
6or at oe,1ne &ielp til 6ranfrig,
bbor ODER @olppnrtem al bcn n1an6.
|lige @cfolf1ing unoer 80 Nar 6epc
/ arige1, ifal Bite parig, bar man
funoet paa oe1 11bmnrfeoc Soc at
'1ooe Soft / Mmerifa "o6opterc~ ia
0erleie. @n ."Gr1bfor" eLler Cub
mor" forpligter fig til at betale 10
Gents 9agen for ct Mnr eller lpn-
aere for ct Barn. Ser bo ifriber til
lin @elgjgrer / Mmerifo. Smfrinq
10000 frantic @9rn, er Mebct
a6opteret paa ben11e Moa6e. 9e11
aiGloer Get at .ifaffe faite 8iorog til
10000 8prn. Man foripger at fao
1000 gprn "bnpteret" / Gpilling-
bper1te.
aomitcen / ct. Saul beitoar al:
MrS.@. S. 9obe, Mrs. g. 9. 8rat-
oger, Mrs. Sobn 8ra1rot, Mrs. 6.
IS. @iern, Mrs. S: g. @rooie, Mrs.
81. 6. Sloan, Mrs. SeS1golf aiellono,
Wers. s. 6. 2iltoe, Mrs. Gscar Of=
tel1c % Mrs. Sens Beoerlcn. Mrs.
Sobe bleb bnlgt til Bormnno og
&asierer for &omitcc11.
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Meiulutipu.

S Mnleoning al Dor 5glter Mrl
90. HasmuSiens 800 SEN s. @ope1m.
bcr: 1919 beflager 2ogen Gobet Al
ell mangcaarig 5plter % bepioncr
berpeb Denoes &usbon6 og @pr,
Dor bDbcite SDmpati / 6eres @org
@noui6ere> oil 2ogens Gbartcl
blibe beflGot meo Sprgeflor for &C
Gage.
0cn11c Melollltion inofprcs i boz
|Erotofol % cit Sept ~tillealoes Jo.
milien.
Nao 2oae $50. so 8. g. g. Wegn,
Doro Sn9elnann, 8re1iocnt
Gortbea 2arie1,, Scfrcter.
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9anif @ubstieneitc.

Ser pil blipe afbolot oonif CUBS
t%ieteite | @olaatba oanifc presbpte-
rianife Strife, 1876 Ebomas 9treet,
nar Mice ct, paa 5pnbog 81. 8
@ftm. Eaitor q. IS. 211no pil pre-
bite. Mlle' Dmife, Ser letter Eris
paa at bsre en- Nrnoifa paa fit 500
ocrsmoaI, or belfomnc. !
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Ninbe8uostieneite fOr bjemfomne
Sulbater, SbmGnb ~ spge-
pleierifcr.

5iblte Spnoa1. 6cn 8. IS. bolote5
en- bpitibelig Mmoeguostiencite !.
|gbrit Iutb. Rirfe for Menigbeoens
|66 %bicmfom,e 5oloater % Se1nGn6
iiamt to &eb Grois Speeplgeriter.
SeimeSieprGoifm at @rof. &C..
Stolee fra 2,,tber 5eminar, 1om
Itog til GefIt: "Gbc nigbt is nell
)pas1eb ans tie oap is at bor,o".
0crefter Yialme 81 i "Ebe 2l1tbe.
ran Summary: "9sop tfanf lpc oil
our @oo."
Haltor &cql1e bragte Len bel no
logt @elfomltbillm MenigbeoenS
@l9be oper, at ollie fom igjen i1r1s
Sc % ralfe, % Tof til @ub, bpor-
letter Toriamlingen itaoen6e faua
N1almcn $40: "@oo bleis our no.
the lonrb".
@rof. s. 6. Stub talte paa sen
norif lutberlfe &irfes Gegne %
nnbnte blanot an6et, at j &rigstie-
neitcn itoo 2a1tberaner1,e Numer 9
pan 2i1te1 meb ober 215,000
Man6.
= S .Gorbinoelle bermco fan set
nGpnes, at Ser Tirsoa9 Mften SEN
II. So. ST. 6 (@ictorp Dap) bol6tes
en- Mio6og / 4irfens 8ofcmeut meb
Yrogrom, bpor allie Sc bicmtomm
5oloater o1p. al Menigbeoen bar
9grcseieiter. Oroltprer por 6. 9.
@ollou.
S]oriamlingen long fprite gers al
"Star @pangleo 8anncr", bporeftel
Naitor @eq11e bg6 @elfommen o:
opfalote Mabner,e al Sc bjemfomte.
|1om ltaaenoe beoIare6es al opcr %.
Soloiong al Mrs. Sofitao.
+ Yaa 6e %bicmfomnes Gegne tu(tr
|2eitnont Mlfre6 Tcisberg.
&obe0felttalen. Bol6tes meb irh-
panlia itorartct Girfning og @p-
|pla11s al M1anor 8. &oog}on 90 flut-
tcbc me6, at Toramltngeu itaaen0e
lang fprIte % treble 8ers al "Mme-
rica".
9ereiter toltc 81. @rof. j. 6.
Stub paa Sen l1,tberffe 4irfe5 @sa.
fne. Baitor ReQuc lpltc @ellignH-
Ielt.
Sper TO @un6rc0e fob tilbor6s. "gI
cfterpoa bpggeoc 6oriaml1ngc11 5ig,
lo1u Sc bc6lt {ln6e. Sang~o1 &u-
tit por llnoerbo1hningen, % Der ber-
|lfeoe Sen bco1te @jemfomitltemning,
ser t9rfes fun6e. Mlte bar c11igc
ON at babc tilbragt en- lnr6eles
|bpggelig Mften. @n 0ata9er.
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Saith 2ntberan Church.

geo @uostieneiten pqa Spnoag
sSornl. &l. ii ril Yaltor @m. 6.
Gcfert> !&obeoieflctGr for 2l1tbcrs
tbeol. Seminaril,m, Gbicago, tale
ON Yrnitenp6en. Wr. Mrtbl,r sing
bolitao bill ipnee. 5gn0agsltoIe
9,45.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
u6uGbnelie.

81sue. Sigr1e 2u1,o, bclfieubt baa-
o. / Hmerifn og europa iom 4om-
Ppgl77ldt55nDf at Mn1g, bnr ppertogct
Sff75Gingen Tom Mreftrice for. Mu<
mnfbelingcn pco 5tatens RorlnoI-
Ma1e i MnppilIe, g. 9af.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
6. u. Qiuien

mrbot5er; at ~"Sreoerif s." af6ampe-
De frn Bbild6elpbia Ben 8. Scot. mes
1,1z9 Bnsfagercr. Som set fes al
4esfone.be anno11ce, af6on1per "!Sel-
Zig Dlnp- ben 90. Nob, fra SEEM
BerL
sE#G4 H.HU
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
@tnnfapnlta.
Tqrebrag.

Bao DanF nngoomsbicm bo1ber
8a}tor A1f. @prenien So,
re6rag pna 2br6og Mften og @gn6oa
Gftermi66ag. Sgn6ng .Gormib6oo
pre6Her bm 9t.Be6ers bonif I11tb.
Strife. 8. g. II: 3bie @re6s afbol-
6er fit 6or1nm,6sme6e 2br6ug og
S6noog paa MISUNDERSTANDING. Ml1e
er belfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
Danif oa Morif.

Gbriit geelion og CHRIS 5un6lteo
bar 6annet ct MT San6elsfirmo.
UNDER Nabn at @elion79ln6ltco
Grocery 60, mes EFT &apital paa
$4,000. Seren 5a'1len er ogiau
lme6 / GelFabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
.@rpllmp.

Garl @an 8usfiirf, Gupis Count
|th Sd, og Mlice Glauien, gilbert
Sea, Mtnn., bleb / ofbtgte l1ge lme-
bet / @pn1e,1s 2anfer ber / 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
"Sborpalbien" Qpoe.

Sen f6rite aa,lfge Yremte-Mo 1fc-
ra6e afbul6es lom ollere6e befien6t.
giort ben Ste december poa Gonio
Sail 81. s prreis. sit tegner til,
at Oct bltber en- flor og pe1lpffct Mf-
ten meo Senipn III Moiferingen, ioc!
mange rpe Dragter bill blibe brogt
frem iaar, % Scr arbejbes ibGroig1
for at faa benz far6ig 9oo &io.
Ser bil ogiaa iaar bItbe toget fer-
ligt $enipn til biemmelabe6e Drag
ter, oan1fe og antertfmite rationale.
De mango fomi1fe Dragter bill og{oa
|Glibe belbelennc6e> ligele6es berltes
BET Here itore @rupper. me Bre=
mier bill blibe fontant 116betolte. &c.
miteen orbeiber MI pao at gisre alt,
for at set tan blibe en- uolmin6eIi9
gemptlig often, life olene for 6e
Nolfere6e, men oga1a for allie Eil-
lfuere og en- monomif bellDffet ST.
ten for bor 2oge . @omiteen.
Observation-Disclosures ben 80. Nopbr.
81 min6er otter 2ej erne ON Mers.
@nton @annes 8eneficeforeitint1g
Ser finder @te6 poa Da1ia Sail
@gnbug Often ben 80. Nobember, og
bborti1 Daniferne % Nor6mel1oene
/ talrig mgng6e ber mp6e fren1, for
6erbeo at bite fin 8naifjpnnelic al
Get 4rbeibe> font Mrs. Cannes 1onn=
met meb fin ofoebe Mo116 ! mango
Mor uorette6e i oanffe og 11orife &c.
lorier / Ror6beiten og lite mtnbit i
MinneapoIi8, bbor De ina ofte gln6e=
6e: os meb 6eres Observation-Disclosures.
@3 8enefneforeltininge1t opferes
iom me66elt BEN lpitige @prreoie "@n
&rpbefluo", Scr oltio bill fun11e faa
.9atteren frem bos @1tbrhif,,m; Der
efter bill "Gtore 8e6e6ag8aften" gao
.ober &c ffroa Bre6er. S bette @tpf-
fe me6birfer Mrs. @or1tes, fom 1piI=
ler M'n6om &rgber. .gn6pi6ere ct
Der paa Frogrommet en- .Yionoi odo
beo Mils 81. Sitter, og @1itnp Mn~
berfon bill more: Eilbgrerne me6 fine
1DIttge Bi1er, og 1,aar man ino be6,
at Mtfenen Tutter n1e6 en- @ningom,
ia, lQn ber hi allie iette binanoen
.5tGbne poo 9oniu SolI ben 3Ote
Robember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-14
0pbSfalo.

George Otis SfDlltob, S44 ga
tum 9(pe., bobe Gotten til Onsbog
/ en- Mloer al 20 Mor.. @an bar fpo
f1,n rogle Gage. Af6bhc Dor fp0t i
echo, Minn. SON efterlaoer Zig
91,ltr1t oa ct file Barn lomt ga
ser, Gtelius Sfplitob, og ire Ggitre
@lo6ps, &elcu og ,@itber , ct
Saul. = @e9rabel1cn foregaar tDog
fra 2iitoe oa @oloS Undertaking
Narlors, $50 90. Att Gtreet.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
HARVESTERS DENIED
REDUCED RAIL FARE

Hope of obtaining reduced fares
for harvest hands in the northwestern
wheat fields this year was ended to-
day when F. E. Hubbard, employment
agent, received information from
Washington showing the attitude of
the federal railroad administration.
Walker d. Hines, director general
of railroads. stated his position in a
letter to Senator Arthur Capper of
Kansas. He said it will be ..tim-
practicable to grant reduced fares,
and cited the fact that there is a
deficit now in railroad earnings.
In view of the wheat price guaran-
ty, Mr.. Hines suggested that farmers
might pay the fares of the men they
employ. He said the railroads have
not granted such reduced fares for
ten years.
1t had been hoped ii many sections
of the norwest country that reduced
fares for harvest hands could be Sc
cured this fall but this statement is
believed to put an end to all c%onjec-
ture on the matter.