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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-17
Minneipta Central go=uperattpe
Msipciattpn.

W1innelota Central Go=operatiDe
Ms1ociation, organi1eret al Garn1=
8nrean 5n6erntio11 nn6er Sc nDe
&o=operatibe 2obe bebtat at ii6i1e
2egislatur, begDn6te Joretning poa
&bpgnarfe0et 90. Git. Hanl a.
bigte uge. $50 1ofa1e &beg=6ore-
ninger er Meolen1111er af 6enne nDe
Srgo>1ilation og 6et er at baabe at
oen npe Sorret11ing bi1 bite Jig for
oe1agtig for abegop6rettere beri
9eor6be1 1ten
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-17
9}pale 1pecielle Sfo=&9rbter.

Gamers Colt ai0 5fo, 2er be1t=
igjenncn, 1 til 9, $2.95.
Gamers &i6' 2ace 5fo, Seer belt
igjennenL 4 til s, $3.45.
Gamers Sis ;2oce, Ser beltigje11-
ner11 4 til s, 1886.
Mnn0s tpffffe tpffffe alrbei0slfo brunt
Ger, megct batige, 1915.
Menos vJatm Nroof" Mrbeios=
lfo, $500.
wfenbs b1pde Gig arbei6sifo,
Arnecns 2elt, $500.
Cutters @u1t Meta1 5fo, Gngellf
6acon, 3 til 7, $3.50.
@gr1rs egte &i6, Scr beltigjel1-
ne1n 5 til 8, $1.75.
Sic @bpe Wiart.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-17
GLAD to get rid of it Mr.!

GLAD to get rid of it Mrs.
Mary Bourke; 1897 N. Allister St.
San francisco, Cal., writes. Il
have been troubled with backa-
che; took two Foley Kidney Pills
and they helped me so good my
back stopped -paining me. I AMI
so glad to getrid of it." Women
doing housework, or employed in
office or factory, who suffer
from backache, lame muscles,
stiff joints, rheumatic pains, bill
BUSINESS or other symptoms of
kidney trouble finll tin9l relief II II Foley Fso9llse
kidney P|||a,
Bold EvstyVhtfyl
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-17

BF CAREFUL in hot weather
When the suns rays are SO hot
the stomach and bowels should
be kept in regular, normal, heal
thy condition, so that the system
will not be upset by mass of un-
digested, fermenting, poison-pro-
ducing food. Foley Cathartic Tab
lets are gentle in action, but sure
They relieve sick headache, bill
BUSINESS, bloting, sour stomach,
gas, bad BREATH coated tongue
and other symptoms of indigo
stion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-17
Sra Sfau6inabe,1.

Gru Sberitleitna11t @aoler, 9nt=
ter af @alu1e6igteten SIR. 9icf> er
afgooet be6 9goe11 64 Mar gan11neI
6ruens Hen bar itn Ei6 meget Be-
11pttet / &riitiansfa16nbiierne og le-
mere / u9reb1a6et" og n@ber 86e
9ag". Set ii6ite Slab re6igere6e
bum EN- Sis. W}e6 slsiiitonce al @1t
ftab 2erurn u6gab bun 5ll1t11in=
gen of 1S9O-Morene en Meffe farof=
teriitilfe og fornpie1ige @fisier fra
Sen forrige sSobbeperio6e. Sru 9icf
@Galer fon1 / 1906 til Mr1erifa for
at igge at fornpe yorbi116elien mel
lern biemmepnren6e @lagt11inger
og u6ba116re5e geor6met16, 1on1 /
fortere eller lengere &i6 life ba6oe
la6et bgre fra Jig, og bbis 0pbo10s-
ite6 bar ufien6t. @un me6bragte
@iliener til ilige ubortfonne" 2an65
men6 og rei1te on1fri1g og bo16t
Jore6rog. Sum bleb ogfon i11teres=
ferret an6re @i6rernaa1 og forbleb /
Mmerifa / f1ere Mnr.
@i bar fgr nebr1t set nor1i1fe par=
lan1e11tari1 tie SG1esme6e iom 1io=
ite Moa1e6 b1ep ofbo16t &ipben-
bnbn. 9lf 8ereh1i11gerne fra bette
M2g6e frengaor Set at set bar ier-
6eles barmoni1ft og tiente til at fat
ilan, at SEN nDe 1fa116inabis1nes Sio
er i11otron6t Nor6en. Com bioera
n6trDf for Sen 1De @tenning 1fri=
ber vEi6ens Eegn": - Scr bbor
bore SS1tteresier fa16er ianmen, bill
bi og1aa frennne 6em ianunen: Sg
fgrit og frenit bi1 ri 1ere at fie1oe
bbera116re og efter1igne alt go6t. Gi
bill life 1fu1e mistenf1out paa bber>
an6re, ipgelig sgngitelie for at nil
tie Dor 5eIbl blte116igbe6, for6i om oi
tager ct paafrgbet Sag lanmen,
n1en Eil1i6 til os le1b fremme go0
0mgang og go6t @ran6eforbolo IT,
bore nere sSr9116er. - Stortings=
prnii6e11t &nu61en bar ogiaa ti1ltc-
0e pan Set 1i61te Har1an1e11tarifer<
n1g6e, og bans @e1talenbe6 1fabfe
oglqa ber ct al 6e S1ngor6, ion1 er
@enitrebeb6ingens @pecialitet. Sen
ne Sang gob ban 10000 6anlfe Ei11=
bprere en- 1i6en fp116ig g3orgesbiito=
rie, iaa 1a111n1e11trengt, at BEN fln6e
runrn1es ct geg66eifa1, og 6eito let
tere at bn1fe. g}orge, oplDite Der
npe @iitorifer. ba66e bare bgret ct
{e1bl lten6ig &ige / 16 Mar, 0anmarf
6erin1o6 1000. Set n1aatte 6n og=
ioa for bore 6anife Trgn0er 1tllle
Jig rirne11g, at Sertenaaringen meo
9gngiteIie n9rme6e Zig oen, bpis
@elbiten6igbe6 itrafte Jig ober ct
Ei6srun1 1tprre ems Set, iom blep
fornn6t Deetbufalem. -
0ette 2on6et &arnl6 bjerget
ne6 i'm &i9mpera6,
bette 2an6et @aafon bgrget,
n1e6ens 3ibi116 fba6;
0lab paa set 2on6 bar malet
@priet me6 lit 81o6>
fra 6ets @pie Sberre to1et
&on1a 111i6t in1o6.
9ette er 10 oglaa 1i6t at en- geor=
gesbiitorie. Set ba66e fa1ife tagct
Jig bel 1ao gobt u6 at minoe bore
nor6i1fe S1Ggtninge om ben. Wfe31
@ur1or &11n6lens bar 10 mere let
fotte1ig. Gi foritaar bare fife, at
0en bar 11p6be116ig forat faa 1ogt,
at BEN gon1le 6fan6inabismes Sis
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-17
Qenae tiQddns

poa Minneiota, Nor6 og @D5 9ufo-
ia syorn1e. @ooe 8ettngel1er og BILL
Iig Mente. 2aa1togeren fnn afbetn-
le Mforag efter @nffe. Gerg11s
sTnIls 93atiot1oI 8orf. 8. 6. lum1b.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-17

1lrbe fig fren1 til lit &us paa 1an1=
me Ei6 1om bn>1 bol6t paa at raabc
efter- SinIp. Mel1em &l. Z og 3
bleD ban fun0en al i'm @9n, Sobn
Mn6erlon, og bleb 6a ltrafs bragt til
st. 2nfes @o1pita1 beri @De11, bbor
bon fren1oeles ligger UNDER 2egebes
ba116li11g. @r. Mn6erion er en
Wa11o poa so slor og set er 1oaleoes
ct lloflaa pa111 11fe1igt Eilfe16e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-08-17

@eneralmoior 2eonar6 @ooo ffal
bIibe Bbi1ippinernes n9lte Gene
ralguberngr. 9ette b1eb antorita=
:tibt oplp1t Der / 6re6ags, og Set bleo
ogiaa iagt> at fan er pi1lig til at
of7ertnnp ErnhpApt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
MONEY SAVING SALE

Manager sam NJ. Stout, OF the Feo-
MICS store. on Northern avenue. has
an announcement elsewhere in IN"
chicf,ain this morning that Will OBJ
~io,isly appcsl to ovcry woman IN
Pueblo SIR N Brown representing
EcrIsndcr Brothers of St Louis, VIII
arrive in this city today and mako
an elaborate display of furs. coats aud
dresses at the Peoples store. Mr.
stout. who has made some fctchins
and attractive changes in the interior
of his popular store further states
tha, he is going to put on marvellous
money f.aving sale for today ana
Saturday. Furthermore sam INSISTS
that whom Pueblo women have noted
every nom listed and they visit the
store they will find them only a starter
Of tho many thousand bargains TO hr
had and during The two days special
Inducements will he held out Icy money
rsyinE bargains A great change has
taken place IN tho People, store since
the advent of Mir. Stout Tho quality
and grade OF goods carried women aud
chiIdrens' wearablos have been greatly
Increased, the handling Of mems an
rsroI has been discarded aud the store
has in every way been made a head
quarters for women choppers. From
an ar,i-t.c Viewpoint. there is no moro
ts-.Iy arranged and attractive store
exclusively for women, In Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
GENERAL GALL FOR
JOINT MEETING OF
", 0. v. IS ISSUED

A general call, for the holding of
Joint meeting of Camps Nos. 2. %. 1S1
woodmen of the World to be held at
". O. w. hall. Pope block. Monday,
September L.. has been issued by a
joint committee from the three
camps of Pueblo. Most of the head Of
ficers of the Jurisdiction from Denver,
including L. l. Boak. head council +.
F. Bertschy head auditor: +. NJ.
Robinson, head clerk: General At
torney Steele, and Head Manager f.
r. Hawke, of Pueblo, will be at the
meetings
Matters of Importance of interest to
the three camps will be discussed
with the head officers and the report
OF the general flood relief committee
will be heard
1t is reported that a considerable
amount of the flood relief fund Is yet
intact and that further relief may be
extended to the members of the three
camps who as yet have not recovered
from tho effects OF the flood of June 3
The head officers have promised in
terestinS addresses TO the large Joint
meeting in No. 2's hall Several of the
officers have regulations as able
speakers. and their talks will be on the
welfare and general condition and
prosperity of the Pacific jurisdiction of
the Woodmen Of the World.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Railroad "Y" Badly>Hurt
By Flood, Coming Back

Tho Railroad Y. NJ. G. A.. damaged
considerably by tho flood. ia being re-
rairei with tho assistance Of railway
sssocia tons turnout the entire coun-
try. which have been sending in do
nations to tho local office. The cntirc
back portion OF the building collapsed
with IL feet OF water rushing thru.
and tho office. lunch room. billiard
room. and most OF tho furniture were
total lcSses.
Tho "Y'' has been In use constantly
since tho catastrophe however. and
tho dana god portion walled off. the
offices being established In tho front
Of the building. Tho dormi,orics have
been accommodating men since they
vero opened soon after June J. Tho
new lunch room has been set NJ aud u
portion of the lobby completed. Th"
lunch room will not be opened for
several days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
BATHING At LAKE
M|NNEQUA Big FUN

Tho swimming and equipment sp-
paratua at Lake Minrcaua park adds
10 tho pleasure OF bath in the lake
The diving rinss, spring board and
other apparatus arc for free use OF
PARK patrons There is u sandy beach
yhcro tho kiddics play. No more dc
liEhtful beach for beginners could be
Devised and there is an Instructor TO
give free lessons in swimming and div
Ing.
Bring tho family TO Lake Mtnncdus
for an outing and stay for tho jazz
band concert and free dance every
night. New dance music and per
feet floor make dancing real pleas
urc The picnic grounds arc equip
ped with free rustic nrcplaceJ and
tho childrcu's playground has all the
latest playground apparatus. The
merry -Eo-round. roller coaster aud roi-
Ter skating arc other free concessions
at tho park.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

That IN. e.c.rlent manner IN which
the sanitary conditions in Pueblo were
handled after tho flood ia ono of the
graatest tributes to the medical ira
t~nity and tho commercial interests
Of tho city and that tho methods should
bs available to the people thruout the
United States as an example other
communities might follow. is tho opin-
ion Of r Bowman. representing the
United States department OF health.
Mr.. Bowman was guest at tho meet
ing OF tho Pueblo Lions club ycster-
day noon at the Congress hotel and In
q short talk congratulated tho people
Of Pueblo on tho wonderful sanitary
work dono here which prevented tho
outbreak OF an epidemic and which
really placrd- tho health situation in a
bstter condition than before the flood.
Mr.. Bowman expressed tho hope ,hs {
a detailed report OF the work done
would be complied and PLACED in every
library thruout tho country.
Yestcrdsy's meeting OF tho Lions
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
PERSO N AIS

pistrict judge s. u. Trimblc ana
Court Reporter Beaumont go today to
La Jun,a on Otcru county court busi-
ness.
The Misses Gretchen and MsrJsric
Van Foescn Of Tacoma. Washington,
nro in pueblo for two weeks visit
with their unclcs and aunts, Mr.. and
Mrs Mace Van Fosscn. Mr.. and Mrs
Ike Van Fosscn. MIR. and Mrs. w. L.
Van Fosscn and Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Richards. all OF Minnequs Heights.
Mrs. Henry Bucckor. 5l5 Van Buren,
street, and her son. Eugene have re-
turned from Boulder whore they visit
cd the lady's daughter Anna, who has
been attending school there The young
Iady returned with her mother. aud
has assumed her duties an a teacher IN
tho Minncuua grade school
Mrs. l.. e Peterson and family are
homo from their summer cottage at
Boulah. where they have resided tho
past three months. Mr.. Pcdcrson
autoing out to spend the week ends.
/ Th. Reverend -. NJ. Scott has re-
7 turned to his residence at iios East
Fourth street after spending the
summer ia Beulah lie will again hsvc
.harg. Of the Pueblo circuit of tho
Methodist Episcopal church with con
srcgstions at Ncpcsta aud North
Avondslc.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. cleary. "vins at
| ,hs East sixth street have. returned
from Beulsh where they spent the
summer.
Miss ,.laudine Chivinstcn motorod to
Colorado Springs where che will Hpend
fcw days visiting friends and rels-
tives.
| Mr.. Arthur Lloyd and Mrs. Opal
Helm received n message that thor
aunt. Miss Lucretis- Lacy. died at her
home in rit,sficid. Illinois. Mrs Lloyd
spent week at her bedside the latter
part OF August.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
ASKS TO Be RELIEVED OF
A WILL TRUS1EESH|P

Charles ". Crews, ~ his attorneys,
Yesterday filed in the district court a
petition asking TO be relieved OF the
trusteeship of certain properties Of tho
late Robert H. BeSgs. beausathed by
will and by codicil.
Tho petit bears the title Of:
"CharIes"W. Crows. as trustee under
will and codicil appended. OF Robert
n. BegEs. deceased, VS.. Ruth Alma
Haven, Hilda Margaret Haven. bcno-
ficiarics,' and others.
Properties enumerated under tho
trusteeship. among others are: Ger
tain real estate described, in Denver
and in Pueblo; stock in the Crews
Bcggs Dry Goods company of Salida:
one share in the Crews Beggs Trad
ing company at Leadvillc; 1151 shares
of stock in the Crews -Beggs Dry Goods
company. "A promissory note for 1855,
and a promissory noto for $500.
Tho petition requests the court to
appoint to the trIsteeship either
| George r. Crews OF Denver: Francis
L. l.. Hitler of Washington, or the
International Trust company of Den
yer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
home BAKING"

when one things OF good. home bak.
ing today. there is always mental
picture OF grandmother goodies. But
there has been as much advance In the
gentle art OF home baking as thcrc has
in tho sciences.
Tho Educational Department Of the
Or. rrice Baking Powder Factory u
doing great work in the Improvement
Of home baking. The most holrful re.
suits of this work have been embodied
in new cook book which Is said to he
the last word in baking perfection.
Tha, this book may reach every
horne, every grocer has been author
ized to presen, copy Of the New Or.
price's cook Book to all purchasers Of
Or rrico's Phosphate Baking Powder
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
MUCH MATRIMONIAL
BUSINESS IN COURT

There was much business again ye'
tordsv in tho Pueblo county court
Two charges, of insanity were filoh.
Harry Sobcrnhoimcr filed suit tor
divorce from Edith Sobcrnhcimor, thc
charge being descrtiop. They were
married in tho city of New York on
April ~ 1910.
was granted to Edna Chamberlain
from Arthur Chamberlain. cruelty ~
Tho allegation. They wcrc we'd al
Pueblo on August II. 1870.
Charging dcscrtion. +. NJ. Somore
filed suit for legal separation irol"
Judith Somers. to whom he was mar
ricd on September II. 1895. He charges
dcscrtion. =.
An order Of citation for contempt or
'rour, was issued against 4. II. Me
Ilcnnon. the matter relating TO an
mony.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
PUEBL0'S HEALTH
RECORD GOOD EXAMPLE

club wa, characterized by the program
Of Interesting numbers. Miss Elsie
Wade. accompanied b. Mrs. Husted'
sang several vocal numbers much 10
tho pIeasurc of tho 35 lions present.
J. l.. Beaman. manager OF the Colo
RADIO state Fair association spoke on
the plans of the state fair commission
this year and tho prospects OF bot
ter fair than ever before.
Tho club expects to call to the at
tcntion of tho department OF pubic
safety. tho habit OF motorists cuttns
out their mufflcrs at night and there
by interfering with the sleep of the
citizens.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
MAN HELD ON CHARGE
OF STEALING v. S. S.

J. B. Madrill, 1891. South Union ave-
nuc. will be arrsigncd today before
u. :. Commissioner W. Il. Yates on a
charge OF stealing war saving stamps.
II is stated that Madrill attempted
10 turn the stamps in at the local
postoHice in exchange for cash, and
It was discovered that they had been
stolen.
by Charles W. FfaffonhcrScr. in
spcctor at tho local postofficc. and
Patrolman Osborn, OF the police force.
Mndriil Is At present In the city
Jail.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
RAzzLE DAZZLE
FAIR AND DANCE

On Friday nigh, OF this week at 8
O'Clock in the ball room OF tho Con-
Sress hotel. fair and dance viii take
place for tho boneit of tho Pueblo
food sufferers. Hats. hand -cmbrcidcr-
cd waists. luncheon sets with nap
kins to match and beautiful bags arc
among tho articles that will be ON
sale. In addition there will be dane
ping until midnight to splendid or
chestrs. Everyone Is urged to como
and help tho good cause, and incl
dentally have splendid evening OF
fun
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
In a Snow Storm

Mr. and Mrs. Logan Eagle with Mr..
and Mrs. y. n. Cook as their guests
motorod TO Cripple creek Wcdncsday
returning in tho evening. They Mt
by tho Cheyenne Canon road from
Colorado Springs, and whom at Grassy.
near Altman they entered a ficrrc
iuo wstorm. While the flakes were
largo and so thick one could hardly
sec tho road ahead they melted quick
ly into siush. making Wheeling heavy
and liable to serious skidding, II was
also severely cold. and tho PARTY being
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Mother Earth Awakes
In Boggs Flat Region

A uuite vigorous flow OF Ess 4, re-
ported to have becn opened on the
Nhi.lock ranch short distance be-
yond the Indicator ranch on Bosgs'
Flat. southwest OF Pueblo about IL
miles.
For short time after tho pocket OF
gas was opened in the we'll. at a depth
of abou, $50 f~-t. tho f'ov was ssid
to have been so strong us to greatly
avcite the mon who wcro drilling for
water. and though greatly diminished
soon thereafter. there is still some gas
flowing from the hole.
This ia in tho locality where some
weeks ago there wss peculiar e5rth
conyulsicn which caused large patch
of ground to sink 10 feet.
rl.h .a -. s,~.>. ,...s11s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

lightly snpsrclcd they suffered CON
siderable. ON nearing Cripple Creek
which Is much lower they passed out
NJ the storm and into suunshlnc. ~
wcil 10 always he prepared for SNOW
storms I'm high motoring In tho 70. 80
Mountains even la midsummer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

THE women's Department Of the
First Presbyterian church will hold the
first meeting of the fall at the home
OF Mrs n. n. Coombs. ell Greenwood.
Friday afternoon at $50. Special
music and An address by DR.. e. N.
Caldwell will be features Of the pro-
gram.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
NOTICE!

To Carpenters Local No. ss7
All Carpenters requested to be at the
regular meeting tonight Meeting
starts a, o0 O'Clock prompt.
PRESIDENT,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27

merorganii iattp1ler og Mrbeioerfore:
ninger for at faa an1at f8Der Sta.
ten &on1n1isfarer, Ser ifal tage fig
al Sc 9lrbetoslg1e til Ginteret. 9larS
mp0et prote1tereoe n1oo 5algffm,
8il1e1t, anbefo1ebe @tptte al @ol6u<
ternes 8onus'frab, forDpntte Iane
2bnf1inger. foropn1te Hengefonger-
mes og Wa1l 5treet 8anfinteresfers
Torfpg poo at poelegge 8onf Of
Mortb Dufota, forbe1ttte nprofit
ren0e &on1plotmagereS" 8eltrnbel=
fer for at opbGDe 2anobrngs6epar=
tenentet, o1lbefa1eoe en Bris al So
pr. &nibe1 for &peoe iaar, 2pSla0ellc
al politiife og alaSie=&rigsfanger og
opfororebe til at ftanbie sSn0pano-
ring fra frenune6e 2on6e for ct Tt6s
rln1 al fem Mor. Otter cit bt6itg
9cbat forfaiteoes meo 168 moo 118
@temner ett &eiolutton anbefalen6c
6 Sinners 9lrbie6s6og Sn6uithe11
mes u2gn tilitreffelig til 2ibsop==
bol0".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27
Maaretania / bra11b.

Gen 1tore Gunor66amper, Mou=
reta11ta, bor bgret ibran6 @out=
ba1npton, Gnglan6> iioen Mqn6agS
Sgaar bleb Sloen 1lnffet Set an<
ilaoes at Dan1peren bar 1ibt omfring
to Miuioner DpIlors Sfo6e.
Mauretanta ct ct af Sc 1tprite og
burtigfte Bosfagerfartpier paa St.
lo11terett. 9eaar &rigen bleb erfle>
ret mellem England og &piflon6 t
Mugnft 1914, bar Mauretania ctpar
0uge 1t6frn 2iberpoo1 paa 8ei til
Metp Sort. Sen bleb figtet al etpar
tDife &rpoiere og maotte forat1ore
&urs og gaa til &a1ifar. Den Tog
&eroensrefor6en og tilbogelag6e 81:
itancen 11eleat 2iberpool og &ali.
for poo tre Sage og 20 elmer. -
Com en0e1a bore 29iere oil bnife,
bar ugeblaoets 0e6aftbr en- af Mol1=
rHa1tias Bosfagerer paa Sen n1tnoe-
ber6ige Strip ODER @abet. &an bar
nemIig poo &iembei fra fin Norges-
tnr. ?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27
@,tbernprem / Sllinuis.

@nbernpr email % &ice1uDerl,pr
Sterling, / Sllinois, bl:b iiOite Gors
6ag lat n1toer Eiltai: ior lftGerllug
al offe11tltge Mt0ler og Somn1er=
ip&rgelie forat bcfu;ae Stotcn. 9il-
tole11 blep fltnben af Wrano SurDen /
@ongon1on Gou1ttn, e onflageoe
@errer 1no6lGtter ii3 Mrre!t og tru'
er me0 at bruge ale 3tatenS ARpn=
6igbeoer UNDER 6er:3 Sontrol forat
unogoo at bIi fat.i oaas og 2uffe.
Me0 andre Gr3, oa paaltuar, at &c
fon1r1er 1tnosr set Julnlc Gri11cip /
monarfiIfe 2an5e, at &ongel1S Ser,
ion er beIlig oJ uo11gribe1ig. Sg
bi6til bar oisie &ieltringc fornloo,t
at unogaa Nrrsft
S lin @apport uotaIer @rano ;Sli,
rDen at oe1t bar fuuoet at ser /
@n1oll og Gterliug3 Jtinftio11stfo
font @totsfoaerere blep tebano1et
en 0ag1ig @alla11ce al n1elfen1 90 og
80 Mim. oIl,,iom / gegerna por
opfbrt iom to SSonos4 hborof oct enc
repre1e11terte 2aan til aln1inoe(ige
Banfinftitutioner, mems set anoct
repreienterte 2aan ill., oen 1aafolote
Grant Barf @anf, iom fdr bar ea
pripot @a11finittt11tion. Get Gepofit,
lon1 babies Il be11tte 8onf, blep be-
npttet til 2aatr MOB fprtiigtigc 8cy.
Ter til Gbicago 8acfers iior en Snm
zaf 10 MiIl. Soil. Dlsie 2aan il1o=
bragte neite11 s psf. %e1tte, ug
@rono SsSurDe1t fit16er, at 5tt'oll og
STERLING fife heta1te @tqten oner 2
pGt., bbis Sc oberboDeoet betalte 1Io=
get. 9}efte1t ltogioroe &opeo1rasRn
af Sc &enter poa @tatSn1ibler, ion1
SsSl1rpe1t beffploer Sc to &erre:: for at
ba 1l,16erilaaet. -
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27
Haitur 6. @nlfsberg, ErGiibcnt for
4arf 9fe9ium College.

S afbol6t Mp0e al @oar6 Of Iru=
ltces for Yarf &egton College, az
pigte l1ge> blep Boitor s. @ulfsberg
fra glbotp Safe pa1gt til Brg|ioeltt
eIler 8eitprer for 5folen> iom Trn-
1i6e11t 6roncis Neterio11s Gfterf6l=
ger. 0e11ne Npbeo bill pere al, csS,1=
teresie for benne 5foles n1o'tge
@tn0cnter og @enner / bette (5tr5g.
Trnltee @or6et onier oct meget 6el=
oigt for 5fole11 at Haitor &lllf5=
berg ollcre0e bar antot bette &alo,
0a set onler bam ion i9r0eleS hcl
1fiffet for 6enne an lborsfu1be Solt.
Yaltor Giltor @ulfsberg bor fpbt
Il sSrecbprlt County, Winne1ota, /
1882. 18 9lar ganln1el 9roonerte
bon fra 2utbcr College, Gccorah /
1900. San bleb 6erpoo tbcologi?f
@tu6eut beo 2utber Seminar Sam
line, bporfra ban gro0uerte / 1903
$ 1904 itu6erte ban pe0 Winnelota
l11iberlitct. S II elar bar Eo1t
9Sre1t / gforopitre Minneiota> inotl!
ban 1915 flptteoe til @lbotu Safe.
bbor bon 1i6e1 har betjent Wtcntgbe=
Ser. &on bor Derct 0feolem al
@oaro Of Truitees fpr Harf &egion
flere Mor og bar bcle Sioen pGret
~}nrlig ilrteresleret / oennc Sfplc.
Denne 5onmcr bor bml ret1t rulrot
og arbei0et for @fo1en.
Yorf 9egiol1 College ct en- fjenot
5fole fer g2probe1ten. Dcn bat
@ra0uenter pg &en1er / nGItet1
bDert g}abolog. Sfolen begpl1oer
nit itrofs pao fit 30te Mar. Den bar
ct SIP for 9pgtigbco. Set bar fire
0cporte1l1erter: 9lfqoen1i1f, Normol
Sroini,1g, Commercial og Muiif. -
@a1bber 1o1n far itonfe at gaa pao
Gfole til Gintere1l bpr u110erban6le
n1eo Sen nDe Breiioent for Harf &C.
gio1t, 9fep. 6. @u1fsberg, iSergus
sSolls, Minneiotu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27
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Torbeoret Torbpielie. iSru Sobn
@egb / @orcelter, Wfafs., lfriper !:
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e0e ieg at faa ct &oiteal1falo, Joni
fit mtg til at faite op; bette er a1oe<
les foribunbet. Seq ct nteget beore
tilpos og bar lagt iDb Nu1tb -paa !
tire Tiger" 9ette, gienllem &ioern'
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Droen og forbebrer SSer6eielie1l, Set
ct iMe iM 1,oge11 glpotefs Meoicin Sor
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