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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25
HARDING TO SPEAK d
AT STATE FAIR

Senator Warren G.. Harding. Repub-
lican candidate for president, is to
speak at the Minnesota State Fair,
Wednesday, September s. 1t is the
only fair in America at which Harding
will speak this year. T.. ..&
His address at the Minnesota State
Fair will be keynote on the attitude
of the Republican party towards the
American farmer. 1t has been Mr..
Harding's belief that speech on agri-
culture in atechnical way should be
given in an official manner early in the
campaign, and that this address should
be delivered at some place in the west
where agriculture is paramount Both
Mr., Harding and the Republican Ma
tional Committee are Of the opinion
that no better place could be chosen
for this address than the, Minnesota
State Fair.
The official record for daily attend
ance at the Minnesota State Fair was
established on Labor Day in 1919, when
49,, 900 persons passed the turnstiles.
It is believed that fully that number of
people will avail themselves of their
only chance to see and hear the Re
publican candidate for president. Mr..
Harding will leave Marion. Ohio. for
the Twin Cities, Tuesday, Sept. Z, ar
irving Wednesday morning. He will
be the guest of the state fair the en-
tire day, and deliver his important adj
dress on the fair grounds. He, will
leave the same. evening for his home
arriving at Marion on Thursday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25
RUSTY BARBERRY> -......e... s
NOT YET ERADICATED

"The barberry has been eradicated,
but still we have the rust.'' :
The foregoing summarizes opinions
and impressions occasionally encount-
cred over the state. No, the barberry
has not been eradicated; only the most
conspicuous bushes have been removed.
Since April LIST, says l.. W. Melander,
state leader, barberry scouts sent out
from headquarters at University Farm
have found 6,647 common barberry
bushes, 4,551 Of which were infected
with rust. The scouts have had the op-
portunity to survey only a portion Of
the state, and there are no doubt
thousands of bushes which have not
yet been located, but which 60 on
spreading rust just the same. r.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25
MINNESOTA CREANIERIES TO
- SUPPLY NAVY WITH BUTTER

Butter that wins blue ribbons at the
Minnesota State Fair, September 4 to
IL, is good enough for Uncle Sam.
Minnesota butter makers will supply
about 20 per. cent of the butter used
by, the Navy the coming year. Six CO.
operative creameries have been award
ed, contracts to supply the tars with
butter and the price is about 6 cents
above the average New York quotation.
If all the butter made in Minnesota
was moulded into the figure Of COW,
it would make figure hundreds Of
feet high and weighing t. 100, 785, 500
pounds. +
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25

The Misses Josephine Spilde, Olive
sSpilde. Irene ,ruff and the Messrs.s Nels
sOien, Nels F6lland and Alfred Ham
smarback, Of Halma, We're the guests Of
Miss Helen Loen on Sunday.
Lester Bendix and John Emanualson
have left Radium for few days to
assist in threshing.
a threshers meeting was held in
Radium Saturday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Glenn was a Radium
caller Saturday. r. @
9 Chas. Loeslie has contracted for
painting the interior of the Radium
school. -. g.. -. = T.: ..'>,$' T.. i
Myron Miller, of Thief River Falls,
spent Saturday with John Emanualson.
Grant Morrison finished harvesting
his big crop Tuesday. = -.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25
Rays Of Radiuml

Drop your news items in the news
box for publicat ton. #=.9s
The Misses Helen and Dorothy Loen
and Title Setback spent Friday in
Warren.
Mrs. O. Malm called on Mrs. Chas.
Loeslie Friday afternoons.
The NJ. r. Cook family are back
home. after having spent the summer
with Mrs. Cooks father.
George Watkins arrived last week
to look after his farming interests in
this community.
N. J. Schantzen was in Viking Thurs
day getting binder repairs:
Joe McGregor overhauled his car last
week, and now buzzes around merrily.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25

John Carlson was a Radium caller
Tuesday 80 -. - =.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25

fall. And then this money now used
on main highways is available for
building new roads.
i The farmer will be vastly benefited
by the system. Not only will life be
made more attractive by the construc-
ton of better roads to his farm but
the value Of his land will take leap
forward. To every man who owns
land in Roseau county the passage Of
the Babcock amendment is vital
WarrOad Pioneer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25

/ Mission Church of Viking.
WERNER DROTTS, Pastor.
q Services will be held next Sunday
at 1880 a. m. and s p. m.
1 All are welcome
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25
! r ADIU NJ n CIV $
]. o. Allen was a Warren visitor

j r1f
j. O.~Allen was a Warren visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. Walter Hage visited Radium
friends part of last week.
John Carlson was Radium caller
Tuesday =
Mrs. p. J. Bauer returned home Sat
urday from visit with relatives in
Owatonna. .fs.4
Miss Marie Strobe is assisting Mrs.
Hugo Monroe during threshing.
L A business meeting Of the stock
holders Of the cheese factory was, held
Wednesday evening, at which an
.nouncement was made that milk haul
ing would begin somewhere about a
week from Monday. This date may
have to be changed few days. 1t
will we'll behooye every farmer to give
the factory a good trial and become
convinced of it's value. Cooperation
among farmers is much talked OF these
days and this undertaking is a step
in that direction. You have been talk
ing cooperation for a long time. The
time has come to try It. The move
ment here in dairy cooperation is going
to be successful. Join the factory milk
haulers brigade n. -, 5. .-5
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25
GLAZED STAGE BEST
..,:'s-s. FOR SH,AGE CORN


The question: when is the best time
to cut corn for silage," is again being
frequently asked. = The weight of ex-
perience of experiment station men at
University Farm is that corn is ready
for the silo when the kernels are well
denied Cor glazed. Analyses made by
chemists have shown that the corn
from an average acre cut at the glazing
period contains 1905, pounds Of digesti-
BILE matter as against 1920 pounds
when the corn is cut at tasseling time.
While there is larger amount of
green corn on the acre when the corn
is in the tasseling stage, the total
amount Of dry matter is not nearly so
great then as when the corn has glazed.
The dry matter per ton amounts to
2S5 pounds at the tasseling stage, 1923
at the silking stage, $50 in the early
milk, "A in the late milk. and 523
pounds at the glazing stage. In case
there is danger Of frost. corn should
be cut early rather than allowed to
wait for the maximum pounds of dry
matter,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25
VIKING

DR.. Mellby. of Thief River Falls, was
professional caller at Viking last
week.
= A. J. Axelson came home from Win
nipeg, Canada, last Thursday evening.
The Axelson family will leave for
Mr.: Axe Is u has charge of a grocery
surprise party at the church Saturday
evening in their honor. They were
prsse nj d with sum Of money Hr as
Axelson family have made many and
sincere friends who deeply regret their
leaving but who nevertheless wish
them all kinds Of success at their new
home. : -
= Two baby boys were born in Viking
last week one at the S. S. Nordgaard
home Tuesday and one at Chas. Lar
sons Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs T. NJ Myrbo. autoed to
Thief River Falls Saturday evening.
liver Anderson left for Luna Monday
morning to help out at the elevator
Grain threshing began in full blast
Monday Of this week. The Johnson rig
at Albert Peterson's, .Gustafson's at T.
of Viking run The grain yield is not
heavy this year. due to rust, sow
thistle, etc.
LSsf t, ! sSnqay Viking ing played their
The locals played the Helgeland> team
at Helgeland. Our boys played a~good
game taking into consideration that
of three of our regular team, and play
ing not Helgeland home team, as it
was understood to be, but team COM
posed Of hired players from Radium
favor. Of the opposing team. A few
weeks ago we played Helgeland on the
local diamond and won with a to IA
games gam e. out of six, Which shows what
Viking can do. Last Sunday two of
the players were men who were sub
stituted and had not played with the
Misses Esther and Jennie Tangquist
and Aleck and liver Anderson autoed to
Warren Saturday. evening. !,
:, Neil Axelson, of olso, sundayed with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hanson visited at
the :Wasley home in Numedahl last
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Janson and child
rem are back from their trip to New
York, Niagara, and various other
places. They report having most en-
joyable trip. Steward, from Thief Ri
yer Falls, has had charge of the depot
during their absence.
Mission Church Of viking.
/ WERNER DROTTS, Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday
at 1880 a. m. and p. m.
All are welcome.
Amendment Number One.
If there is anyone who should be in
favor Of the passage Of the, Babcock
amendment, it is the farmer.
There are in this county today hum
dreds Of farmers and settlers who are
dissatisfied with the roads by which
they must get to and from their land.
The life of the settler has been dpubly
grievOus because Of the inaccessability
of markets and centers Of population.
He has had to dig his own way out
or wage long and persistent fight to,
get roads brought to him. 81
The Babcock amendment offers the
possibility Of the fulfillment Of this
need. In the past approximately 80
per cent Of the county road and bridge
fund has been used In the construction
land maintenance Of the more import
ant highways, the roads which will be
taken over and maintained BY the
! state if the amendment passes next
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25
TWAS WORTH ITS
Weigh IN GOLD
This Is What st. Paul Mans Says Of
Tanlac Had Suffered Eleven
Years. IS

IF everybody knew how much good
Tanlac has done me there isn't any
one who wouldn't think as do-that it
rs worth It's weight in gold and should
lie lin very home," said Gust Kirchif,
493. West Central avenue, st. Paul,
Mimi, an employee Of the Foote- Schulz
Shoe Company
when Istarted taking Tanlac had
been suffering from spells of nervous
indigestion for the past eleven years.
Whenever these spells came on me /
would bloat up something awful for
two or three days at, a time and have
intense sharp, shooting pains in the
region Of my heart. These attacks al
ways left me in very weakened con
dition and l was unable to work for
several days following them. Many a
night l would walk the floor in agony
that was almost unbearable, and /
could never get good nights sleep;
for when / wasn't lying awake with
pain would toss and roll from one
side Of the bed to the other on account
of nervousness, and always got up feel
ing tired and wOrnOut. I was also
very constipated and frequently had
severe nervous headaches, and was in
a badly rundown condition generally.
"Since I began taking Tanlac, how
ever, all my troubles are things Of the
past. 1t has built me up and strength
ened me SO that my work doesn't tire
me any more. I never have headache
and my stomach is in splendid >condi-
ton. L haven't had an attack of nerv-
GUS indigestion since I started taking
Tanlac, and my appetite is 50 good I
can hardly get enough to eat I have
been telling everybody I could about
Tanlac, but 1 know I can't speak to
everybody personally, so am glad of
this opportunity to tell others what a
grand medicine think Tanlac isl =.
Tanlac is sold by the leading druggist
in every town. r. :
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-25

Mrs. p. j. Bauer returned home Sat
urday from a visit with relatives in
OwatOnna. MAJ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
6ree111paI0.

gergangene 8ode lino S. spdtbb
un0 6rau mad 5pofane, Waib, Obj
gereiif, no iie mdbrenb Der nad)lten
Monate at ber1peilen gebenfen.
Soiepb @inter 11n0 @attin mabte11
Der Mnto.einen Mbfteder nod Nii11ne-
apoIis, no fie 5rau 2ouis Dunn, oie
iih III ibrer BegleitnW befam in
ibrem @eim 5uriidlieBen.
Jrou @atbari1na 56megmat1r, mel
de mebr oenn einen Monat BEL belt
gen Bertpnn6ten 81 @nfte mar, 1T
mad ibfrem Seim III 5an Grancisco,
Gal, nbgerein:
Soiepb garfa lln6 5obn Soban1,
nebfHt godter Mnria erlftatfeteni IN Sc
gleitung Der @eidtpiiter Mortba uno
.Nobert Mntbe 8eiuhe III Dullifb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Qpon.

.3mei M1rner bon bier 1an1ens
@mil &oB nro Mmbros Selrung tie,
len 5onntagaben0 IN Die Sdnoe zines
f%ooeralen 8eamterl aIs tie ffib 6er
staot 5oIep rabten,no tie ielnnit oiitil
lierten Sbnaps an Die Abnebner 81
liefern porbatten. 3tpan5ig @allo1e1l
JeuertpaHer befarpoen ib i'm 8efib
Der genannten Mborer 5dnappsbren-
ner, Die ibrer 8-eitimmungsplaB ni9t
erreibten, ndbrer6 bic 5dnnpsbd1to-
Ter feIbit an ibrem 8eitin11ltangsorte
i'm ct. @lonb Staotgefdngniiie bis
gu ibrem gerbor I'M 506eral-@eriht
untergebraht mlroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

lalia, urb cine groBe Nn5aN bon
gertparoter u1lo 8efanrlten Der So
mile Der Sibttlanten 5ugegen, nao
nit aaen biieien teilten ih IN Die
grennen oes cages Dier5ig leitere en
tel nr6 gnfelinneng oie ben 8robel.
tern sic 6eltlibfeit al einer l1tloer-
geBIiden aeltalteten. Utter BEN galt.
Iiden Dboah oeg Subelpanres pnr-.
Sc sic Sod5eit III ffr6bliiddlter stim.
mu1g gefeiet nobel es an ben bera.
liditen @liidtpiniden niht gebrad.
es ben Subilanten pergor1nti
Iei1, mad neiteren 5ebn Sabren lr-
getrIbten Gbelebens 0as Set Der ota.
Sodaeit begeben 81 fo111en.
Mit Der berrli6en Deforation Der
st. Miidnelg Stride ertDartet man IN
oiefer 8o6e ertig 51 tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Bndn1a11.

Das Ieiner 9elter1bet tDeget1 I'M To-
jd0nere 5eit Der goloener Soda5eh let.
erten am Dienftag LETTER 8ode gei-
folaus Singer nnb e%bre1ttDerte @attin.
Das ld0ne Set lpuroe eingeleitet
ourh Elm feierlides Danfiagnngsamt,
oas Dom bodap. 8forrer aelltb1er 5e-
Iebriert tpltrbe, nro nobei bodtp.
Ser sRleir BON SIeepD gpe, Mitttt.,
Elm gertpanoter bes Slbelpaares, nls
9iafon, bodn. 9err &ler1 BON Solefs
to, Minn., Der uls StuoerfDoir So.
beIpaare biele 8obltate1 getloB als
suboiafott uno BohD. Serr Do1t11a1D
BON Mice ais 3eren1o1iar ailiittertetnt,
Sci bent feierliden Mn1te fpnretl o1e
BEN sslibeIponre md erbdltereft 1telt1t
@inoer, urter betlen bic ebrfp. geIte-
Standardization 6eroiuanoaltr gtts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Rofpiue.

Nm Montagabeno peranItaItete 6os
blirbe @efbpiiterpaar aouis unb
Barbara Iret1mel bier Elm @Dn5ert,
Dos in 4laDter5 6ylloote, 3itber- uro
@eiangsDortrdgen beitano, oie III To-
benSnerter 8eiie bon Der 3uborer-
i6aar %unerfannt mur6en.
8iilbelm Sod unb @attin fliinb nod
etlide 8oden Iangem 8eiu6e m=iH0-
liben SeiIe oes 5taates mieber bn=
beim eingetroffen.
5ran5 9er3og, melder In elmer
8anf gu 5leepD gDe, Minn., Mnitel=.
lung fat, nar. Sonntugsgait ser bier
inobnenoen 5amilie Sue. @eisma1un.
@}efdmiiter 8eruice ur6 @pril
8bitafer, melbe in ct CLOUD bie
Sommerid11le beiuden, ner6en beioe
IN Geonooo 5dus fir ons fonn-
menoe sbnliabr i'm 2ebrerfad tdtig
fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
,anoten nit u1ehrt1aiqem Beiuhe.

Snanoten nit mebrtdgtgem geiude
Sobbann gutala unb 5obn bon Sit
Teton eriitatfeten bier Der Wlt-
ter Menria Butaln ei1er mebrere "a
ge ntt0auernoen 8eiud s.
SRI. 9elena 5Arooer belt iid)
mebrere Gage beiuhsneiie Bel bre11
in M~iinnenpoIis mebne11oen 5dtpe,
.itern Mnrin uD gdieiiIliia all
5Hs 55pan garab 8ooIieD bat i6 Dit
,te letter Wo9e fnr 5pofn1e, 8nib.,
Derabibieoet nad)bem bier orei
=Mode BET Der 5arniIie tires Sobnes
8Salbor 5u @aite getpefm.
Grnu 90. g. 8r1nen url1 @ii116er
limb mad adt Gage langem Beiude
in Der 5antilie g. 4. Naiigen1er mad
ibrem &eim IN Der &apitolitnM 5urnidf
gefebrt. =
. Sn Der camille Sobn 5poben fen-
fe ib EN- mua1teres 806ter9en Elm,
no5n unlern @lluiidtDunib.
Die ebr1D. Sbpeitern 8ebe BON
Stples un6 2et1or bon Miin1neapoIig
maren Sonrtaasgdite Der bier mob.
nenben 6arniliie sSacob gades.
Sri. Mma1oa 8aggo11er erfreute IN
NinneapoliS nobnenbe Bertnaroote
nit 5tpei 8oden lnngem geiude.
Soiepb 5dneioer l1r0 @attin bon
Rer6um %genoiien nuf eiinige Sage bier
Die @aftfrennofdaft Der 95amilie SSa-
cob 8ades.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
St. JoIepl

Die gum Heiigen ct. geneoifts-
.&onpent geborigen bel1tfhiprebet1s
ben 5b1peltern begarne1 bier an
Montagabenb tire Sabbreserer5iftien,'
Die pom bodlD. r. HaulinuS, g. g.
g.. bon 8albun Minn., geleitet unb
oie an 6reitagmorgen gum NbibluB
gelnngen mer0en.
Dieie 8o6e 5reitag miro I'M ct.
Benebifts &onDent nnter Dem 8oriib
bes bodm'lten 8iibofs Buib cine
DISCRIMINATING auer Yrielter Der Dio.:
5ele tattfinoen III oeren @emeiroen
ebrn. Observation-Disclosures nlS 2eb9z
rerir1nen angeiteM iino.
5omtag febrte 81. S. q 8inauH
bon CANADA, 100 er ii beridieoe1en
'Stdoten nerlpanotibaftlide 8elabe
ndbreno bier 8oden eriitattete, IN
Begleitung ieiner @attin, Die fib9 bret
Monate auf tanaoiidem @ebiete be-
iudgtpeiie a11fgebalten batte, nod ct.
.Soiepb 5nrid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Rid1111ono

JSrau stephan @an5er nnd
ldlngerem 8eiude BET ibrem in 8in-
lteo, Miinn., mobnenoen 5obne Sacob
mieoer oabeim eingetroffen. Sn brer
Begleitung befan0 iib SRI. GERALDINE
.@an5er, pel6e iid bier an unbeiti1nm
te 33eit beiu6sneiie al1fbalten miro.
6Srau BBeter Sou, 8od)ter @liie un6
tSobn abeoDor neblt Sri. @atbarina
5@roB BON Hiera genoiien oie Gait
freunoffdan Der Bier pobnenDen So
milien S. 4. Bend unb Solepb
5bnanH.
Jrau Sobn &rnfer nnroe I'M Befis
gen Sospital zines frongulierte1
Brudlei0en5 megen operiert. =...
SoiiepBbina &rier bat Iebtelf
55amftag cine Beiudsreilg nod Great
5uus, Mlont., uno nod Dem Glacier.
8arf@angetreten. 8dabreno iibfrer ab-
.neienbeif miro SRI. Beroniifn SSueobs
ir 8utn1a6ergeibdH beiorgen.
Jrboplin 0nrif, @nftin nno Soene.
Watbbias unb MIois nebfEobter MIice.
mad)ten 5onntag cine Mutotonr rad
Serbian, M,inn., no Ser 8einh Ser.
5%a1nilie oes sdupiegeriobnes Soiepb
8ren1ig gait.
Sri. Dorotbea griiiiniing begnb fid
lborlekten 5n1u{tag nod ct. saul, no
5ie ihrp ?5fu0ien I'M Stunf. 1tft6 En1tf1z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Goen Daley

Sobn s. Mrnol0 BON bier nno Sri.
55ufanna Strnnf bon minneapolis
.lieBen fih IN 5bofopee, Minn., che
Iid berbinben. Die gltern nnb meb-
rere 8riiber Des 8rdutigams pobn.
ten Ser &ob5eit BEL.
Sic iungit in oem benadbarten
Mnna1nb g~egriinoete 5armers Coop
erutipe Mioeiatipn fanfte oas q. s.
Mitfell @ebaube uno oas @emii1f=:
maarengeibdH IN ge1ranntem Drte.
gnfreO 8eters, neld)er cine @an=
leIsidulesin Winneapolis beiuht uno
dbenbs 1l1b 5nmltags III Ser oorfi-
gen 5e0eral ReierDe 8anf arbeitet,
mar einige Gage bier an Der Settle fei=
ner GItern.
Sobn q. MurpbD bon 8rmobietp,
Mont., erfreute bier feline 59nefter,
5rau 81. D'grien unb feline bielerl
alten greunoe NIT mebrtdgigem ge-
iude.
81. $50. SDnetrran bat 6as q. 6.
8esme 8ebauoe gefauft laBt oasielbe
elmer onrdgangigen MbdnDerung IN.
ter5ieben, ourb einen Mnbm ole Mte-
Tier Dergr0Bern u11b miro ben 9aupt-
bau nr feline goifon Rbonograpben=
nno 3ubeboir, &oonfs1 etc. benl1ben.
9err Scott miro Das Menrnar1t1 @e-
bdnoe fir fem apotbefergeid,dft Ders
men6en.
So1eW Sattler uno feline eidte
'MeInne 9'8rien paren III Minneapo-
Iis, no beioe ffiib IN 8eban0Iurg zines
.spe5ialiften itellten.
Ebeobor 8eH uno Eod5ter bon SlIa-
ben G. 9 un6 6rau 8sbontag 8ba-
len nebit 5obr SEQ BON Mber0een g,
g, befinoen ih bier 81 8efl16 Der
glltern @eo. go1npers nno 5rau.
5rou @eorg Berg, nelde sebn Ga
sge i'm st. MnrD' 38osppitm az Nein-
neapoIis berbradte IN gebeiierteml
33uItarpoe ii ben Rreig brer MngebS-
rigen ai1riidgefebrt
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freeport.

6rnu Ser1nurn guing unb 5obn
Mlois maren BEL ii Breckenridge mob
neu6eu gertpa1oofen uber cine ISOLDE
al geind. 55#s.
Die Jarnners go1npanD beria116te
eine neutrality-suspicious. leben=
oiges 9ieb mud 5iiDs5t. 8aul;; bic
lelbe beriab lire Office nit eil1em
groBen @elofbrein.
SRI. Bertha 9odert eritattet i6rer
in Gilbert mobnenoen S6tpeiter, SRI.
Clara, einen ieds 8oden anoallern=
ben 8einb.
Gilbert Blnine BOT feline 5tele in
Sen 6reeport Npler Meins al1fgege=
ben mnb lit nab Sanespiae nbgereilt,
no er Mnitellng gefunoen bnt.
Gyrou Sofepb 8eifbart bon Wil=
tpanfee, isis, 1T bier I'M Seim ibrer
gItern MoriB S0ihen nno @aftin,
5n bier @oben langem 8einbe ein-
%getroffen.
Die ebrn. 5dnpeifer Serome, ..
g. s., mar maibreno Der eriten gnge
Dergangener 8ode bier IN Der Sani=
lie @odert at @aIfe; bon bier begab
lie iid nit SRI 9ttilia Sofert at
perpanotfbaftli6em 8eil1de nad
MinerbiQe.
5rau $. &ei unb Godter gbelDn,
5rau Better ban 5lol1n Serr u1o
Sran 5Ior. ban S1o1n, nne bon
.@basfo, Miinn., Sri. Carolina ban
5Ioun bon 0gema 11n0 @eorg ban
Slour bon Soloingfor0 e~r1tnttete1t
bier einen mebrtdgigen gefu6.
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Colo 5prin9.

Das 5un6ament Der reuen Wob=
nnng, Die 8iD. Ebeiien ieiners So
Mile erridten IdiBt lit gelegt nnb nit
Der Mrbeit an Dem Dberbau lit begon-
men mor6en.
&. Spo6en lit nit Der S6rei1er=
arbeit fontraftli9 betrant.
Gron5 Boiling bat Die @rnt1oarbet-
ten fir etne nelte 8obnang I'M BI=
lage be}orgen In1ien; Der gau itebt
unter 2eitung 6es &o%ntraftoren Mdt.
8en.
Das blinbe @eldapiiterpaar 2ontS
uno Barbara Sremmel beranIta[tete
am Son1tagabenb IN Der S6nlboQe
Elm aon5ert, beiien @ennB ib cine
grobe Nn5aN Muiifliebbaber nidt
entgeben lieB:
5ran MiIer uno 5odter BON Cir
Gle, Mont., befin6en lih bier at
frel1nbihaftlidem 8efube in Der So
Mile 8eter Geiter nnb ionitiger Ser
nan6ten.
Sri. Motbu 3terfbiiing bon Sge-
ma genoB zines Cages Dergat1gener.
ISOLDE Die @oitfrern6idnft Der SAINT
lie Mnton Sdleppenbah.
Or. S. 81. 5leming n,tr6e AM err
item Gage leBter ISOLDE gliidli6er Gn-
ter zines geinnben S0bndens, 6as.
feline @ottin I'M ct. &npbaels &ospi-
tai at ct. @loub gebar.
Die 5armers aibe Stod Company
Derian6te leste ISOLDE cine giienbabn-
magenlaoung 8ieb nod SM6-5t.
Saul. Saul 50. Ebeiien beiorgte ben
TRANSPORT.
5run5 51leppenbah nn0 5run BON
Yierce, Neb., erfre11tett 6ie bier mob
nenbe Snmilie clinton 5dleppenbnb
nit 8eiud.
Sran sSobn 5nrer, melhe nit gu-
tenn grgebms in ct. Baul zines Nn-
genlei6ens megen untter dr5tIi6er Be-
banolnng tonb, 1T in ibren 6amilie1-
freis 5nrmdgefebrt.
Sobn guenbeder er1tattete IN 8e-
gleitung bes 6rdirtletn SS6a Bodies
IN Sionr Sals g. g., mobnenber
gertpanbten ei1en 8eiu6. Der meite
Weg puroe per Muto 5uriiiidgelegt.
Sobn sdmib len. 1T bon einem
ldngeren 8efube IN @nttDooo, Cana
90. nieoer 6abeim eingetroffen. Nuf
ieiner Hidretie mar er bon Sobn
,BMrr nf1b 5ran begleifef.
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l11eIro1e.

II, pinor WprfnrumI1tnn Ap3 hipffnpn
a,.Stan aor Mn,sr;ear asa;o, h,,,1ass
shaidIas,en 81 M;er;e ~ ssa;; aafe
r.; sga,,f Gaa+re aaaon ig,eSe 6iosas
m,,sota
aaampba,,en ,,,h a,ote, g,o,,en
.,,,,.so,, IT. neIaaata, ~, Gstaata.
Observation-Disclosures a,,nsRl4 81 na,,,
re- KS ~ gI,,a,,a /, gs.i,,fh ohos.
hoitpn hrirn
ss,n,, ,Seinr;h girfb;iinn = Rem
m,,n;h fn,rne a 'hip5;1pn 'SaanfinI
nn%prier4'111,n neht ibrpp @p11p5,lnn.
min pnfneopn
TrnI @erharn Mifhter prittnttpte.
tpabre11b Ser Iehten anae.peronnoener
Mnrhp ;hrpr 81 Min aofp nahr,e,,npn
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SodJpP. Mooibert s. bon
Midlaonb eritattete unierm bodtp.
Yfarrer T. Mngultiin. s., ct,
men reunoihafttliid)en 8einh.
Better &otiiAebar ii i'm gan elmer
nelen 8obna1tg far iieine Gat1ilie
begriffen.
ssobn 2neten bon Montana mar
.mebrere Gage @ait iei1ter bier tuobs
nen6en 5renroe.