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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14

All the summer days are past.
Around the fire we dance and sing,
Thinking Of the bright warm spring.
Looking out the window bright,
All the ground Is snowy white.
Birds are hopping here and there,
Finding wheat on places bare.
When the wind begins to blow,
You can see the flying snow.
Then the birds begin to hop,
Hoping winter soon will stop.
Sylvia Daires.
There is a lot Of unfavorable talk
about our school this winter. The at
tendance is small due to the fact that
only the eight grades are being COW
cred. Had Kanarra been given the
9th grade this year, eighteen. more
students would have been enrolled
at home. AS it is, half of these 9th
graders have gone to Cedar and the
other half left to drop out Of school
entirely. We feel it unfair that New
castle should have been allowed the
9th grade, while it was refused to
kanarra.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
MEETING OF EAST WARD NJ. /. A

The seasons opening meeting of
the Cedar East Ward Mutual I'M
provement Associations will be held
Sunday evening, October 16, in the
Relief Society Hall.
Class work will be dispensed with
in order TO present the following ex-
cellent program:
Singing; School Thy Feelings"
Congregation.
Prayer.
Vocal Solo: Gordon Matheson.
Talk: Foundations for Air Cas-
ties" Mrs. Nellie Thornton.
Violin Solo: James West.
Paper: Bee Hive Work. Vera
Macfarlane.
Reading: "Mammy's Pickaninny."
Winnie Williams.
Vocal Duet. Romola Daley and
Alice Williams.
Talk: M. I. A. Stake Officer.
Singing.
Benediction.
1t will be the aim of the associa-
lions to begin all meetings promptly
at 1880 o'clock. Please help US to do
this. Parents are especially invited
to attend the NJ. I. A. meetings.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
MIDvALLEY.

Sunday evening Mrs. David Haight
gave an informal reception at her
home in Midvalley in honor Of her
son Raymond and wife, who was for
merly. Mis- Jennie Rogerson of
Enoch. A good crowd of friends and
relatives were present and enjoyed a
pleasant evening Of singing and 80
cial chat. A dainty lunch was serv-
ed. The young couple were the re-
cipiants Of many well wishes. Mr.,
and Mrs. Haight were married in
Salt Lake the fore part of August
and are visiting relatives here,
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Dan
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
DELTA.

(Received too late for last week.
Bishop II. +. Maxwell and wife
have returned from idaho. They re-
port having had very pleasant time.
Mrs. Wallace II. Wright entertain
ed the Delta Art Club Tuesday even
ing. Current topics were discussed
and a splendid lunch was served.
We have several cases of whooping
cough in our town. 1t is to be hoped
it doesn't get bad start now that
our schools are running so nicely.
Miss Gladys Anderson was called
to her home in Grantsville on account
of the death of her father. She will
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
DOES 1T PAY TO RAISE RUNTS?

A questionable survey conducted
among 1000 leading farmers and
breeders by the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture indicates
that about per cent of the annual
production Of farm live stock In the
United States consists of runts and
undersized specimens of the various
breeds and classes. Farmers report
that their annual incomes from live
stock would be increased an average
Of IL per cent II runts could be elm
mated. Better methods of feeding
and breeding better stock, the use Of
purebred registered sires, good care
and systematic attention, better
housing and sanitation, proper care
of the dam before the birth of foung,
practical control of such objectiona-
BILE parasites as worms and lice, the
control of disease, and the culling
from the farm of all stunted stock
which indicates no possibilities of
successful reformation and rehabili-
tation are the control methods recon-
mended by these experienced farm
ers. About three-quarters of them
say that it does not pay to raise runts
while the balance maintain that Tom
Thumbs of the live stock world can
be raised successfully only when
well bred and when plenty Of cheap
feed is available and dependable mar
kets are readily accessible.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
TOQUERvILLE-

Received too late for last week.)
Impressive funeral services were
held here on the 2Sth ult. for Mrs. Le-
nora Jackson. who died at the hospi-
tai at st. George on the 25th ult. The
ward hall was filled to it's capacity
with townspeople and visitors from
the surrounding settlements, and also
from Provo, Deseret. Cedar City and
Kanab, who came to pay their res
poets to the departed.
The hall was decked in a profusion
of beautiful flowers. The choir was
under the direction of Elder John T.
Batty with Mrs. Rhea Wakeling as
organist. Solos were rendered by
Mrs. Isabel Papworth and John Bat
ty. The speakers were Bp. David
Hrschi of Rockville, Albert Anderson.
Martin Anderson, Bp. Morris Wilson
and A. J. T. Sorenson Of LaVerkin,
Pres. r. J. Salisbury of the Relief
Society and Walter Slack. Each
spoke Of their respect for the depart
ed, and in high praise Of her devotion
to her family and the church, and ex-
pressed heartfelt sympathy for the
husband and children of Sister Jack
son. The opening prayer was offered
by Elder Joseph Gubler, and the ben
ediction was pronounced by Elder
John 7. Batty.
A long cortege Of cars followed
the remains to the cemetery where
interment took place, the grave being
dedicated by Elder Henry Gubler.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
News From Over the County

few days ago to spend some tie nj
the Hotel Root.
The Saturday night dance Mt the
Butler Hall was attended by a wide
awake crowd from the road construc-
ton camp. A good floor and the Lat.
est music contributed to their good
time.
A chicken roast on the flats was
enjoyed by forty or fifty Lund people
last Tuesday night. A dance was
held after the roast at Buttlers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
READY TO LOAN MONEY.

The Federal Reserve bank of 18th
District announces through the Loan
Associations that money is now a
valuable where land titles are ready
and that appraising of land for loans
must be done before winter. Farm
ers contemplating loans should apply
to the secretary Of the local associa-
ton Immediately.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
SAHARA.

Mr.. Mendenhall of Los Angeles
who has claim at Ford, arrived at
Lund on Monday and called on friends
at Sahara on Wednesday. Mr.. Men,
denhall expects to make Ford his
rhome for some time to come.
Messrs. Harvey Phelps and Ray
Hemstreet leave tomorrow for Mo-
dena. From there they are going to
the mountains on a deer hunt. Hope
they will be successful, but you can't
tell thing about bachelors, nor what
kind of (dear) hunt they have gone
on.
Valborg Harlem and Leuella Mag
nussen rode out Sunday from Cedar
with Mr.. H. d. Haight, and spent a
few hours with their parents. They
were accompanied by Miss Fern
Smith.
Mrs. f. T. Rowland called on Mrs.
Mrs. H. T. Griffin Wednesday
Word has been received from the
Reynolds and Griffin people who are
motoring out here from Mich. They
were at Valley, Nebraska at the time
KANARRA.
Last Thursday a farewell party
was given in honor of Golden Roundy
who left last Sunday for a mis-
sion to Oklahoma.
Quite a few Kanarra men and
teams are at work on the Cedar-Lund
post road
September 30 Earl Smith made a
hurried trip to Monroe, returning
October with bride in the person
of Miss Verda Williams, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Williams.
Their friends wish them happiness
and success.
The following poem is by an eighth
grade student of the Kanarra school:
Winter
Autumn days have come at last,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14
TESTING CATTLE.

The exact dates of testing cattle
for tuberculosis by the Federal in
spector has not been decided, but 1t
is to be done before winter. The
farmers patronizing the creamery
should watch the announcements to
follow.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-10-14

return in about a week.
Hyrum Cory, Jr., was unfortunate
enough to fall from a hay stack and
break his collar bone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
IHouae
Work
BOY WHO EARNS HIS
OWN MONEY FEELS HE
REALLY Is SOMEBODY

No real boy who is not physically
Handicapped and Who has the stun
a. him. wants 20 always be depend
Ing upon ma or dad FOR spend
ing money. It's too baby-ish.
Yet. every boy has a real need for
money. Just as a Erown-up has Not
60 much. OF course. but some. In
many cases the folks cant AFFORD 90
give ''eon' al ne asks FOR. In other
eases (Which. thank goodness. are not
in the majority son gets every
penny he wants and then some.
Look into the early life OF any man
ta this country who IL OF any real con-
sequence. Didn't he go out and hustle
for his money when he was a boy
Value % Money Soon Learned
Not that that e. any great reason
Why other boys should earn money.
too, but Just stop and think OF the
advantages the boy who works for
his spending money has over the boy
who doesn't Just because he DOESN'T
feel ike IL
First. he learns the great value. tho
buying power. OF money. Never does
fifty cents. or q dollar. or a ten spot
eeem Ike such fortune % a boy al
when he has earned II himself. Il
makes aim careful with II. II was
too hard 70 get 10 let loose OF sooR.
Not Easily "Bown IN"
Bot. n some one had made a present
OF all that rnoney-wen. he proba bly,
would have blown il In" in no time
even though his better judgment did
tell him what he should have done.
With your very own money in your
pocket you soon learn that II isn'c
wise 10 buy an ice-cream soda every
time you pass a drug store.
When a fellow can Jingle his own
hard-eaned money in his pocket. in
stead OF some that was earned BY
dad OF some one else. 10 makes him
feel that he is somebody worth while.
You don't know what a wonderful.
Observation-Disclosures feeling this is
till you've had II. That's the second
advantage.
Makes You Feel Worth While
In the third place. when people find
out (and they soon do) that you have,
say. fifty or a hundred dollars in the
bank. they'n have great respect for
you. That alone is worth all the time
and hard work you put In getting that
money together. Just see II ~ isn'tt
All Shis gives you pep and conf
.dence You begin % feel you can d.
anything you undertake. You know
you have earned money You know
you can earn 10. And with this as
Frederick Collins said in his book,
you can look any one-even the girl
, you ike best-sduare in the eve and
4 feel reasonably sure that you stand
+ 100 per cent. high In the estimation
: OF everybody"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
School
Study
Sports
TO CELEBRATE THE
FOURTH ANNUAL DAY
FOR GIRLS TOMORROW

Tomorrow is the fourth annual Girls
Day.
Girls Day was founded by the Camp
Fire Girls. 1t is the time. knee deep
In June" when girls all over the coun-
try win get out Of doors and make
merry.
Camp Fire Girls throughout the
country have planned suitable celebra-
lions for tomorrow. Singing. hiking.
pageants-al TO express the spirit OF
the occasion.
Through the official organ Of the
Camp Fire Girls. members OF that Or
ganization have been urged TO make
Girls Day a gift day. too. II was sug-
gested that they go into the fields for
daisies and into their gardens for roses
and other flowers. and then give these
TO some one who Is unfortunate and
cannot be out in the lovely June
weather.
Tomorrow is to be a day Of real hap
piness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
&-PLLAp~ g q.
9Ezg lDEAS~ % p
Soft Drinks


There's money in them for You If
you will go after IT, Summer is the
rush season for the soft drink vender-
But" you ASK "how can ]. mere
boy Cor girl. just as you happen TO be)
sell soft drinks when the field is al
ready crowded with people who make
their living that way?"
The field isn't crowded. Is there a
soft drink man at the club or school
baseball game2 Baseball fans usually
consume no little amount OF liquid and
IL there isn't any one already there
to supply the drinks Gas there usually
isn't at amateur games why don't you
step in and make some money!
There are various other occasions
where soft drink men are needed. but
aren't to be found, The picnic
grounds out in the woods is one good
place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
CANDY KITCHEN
Lemon Drops

Lemon drops
One cup Of very fine sugar and
enough lemon juice to dissolve the
sugar, are needed in making this
sweet Boil the Juice and sugar to-
gether till the mixture looks Ike thick
syrup. Test 1t by dropping little In
cold water. II the drop becomes brit
tie almost Immediately take the candy
Off the stove.
Drop IL on a piece Of buttered paper
OF on a buttered plate. Allow IL to
cool and then-eat!
EVerton Taffy
This CONNECTION is very much like
butter-scotch, and il is delicious. Use
two cupfuls Of sugar, one cupful of
butter (cold, not melted), two cupfuls
OF mOlasses, preferably the dark, and
the rind OF half a lemon, grated finely.
Boil this mixture over a slow fire till
drop Of II becomes brittle in water.
Then. into a tin pan that has been
well-buttered, pour the candy and al
low IL TO cool. Before ii gets HARD
cut it into small squares.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
DAILY HARDKNOT
TODAY's GREAT PERSON


June 17-Your Birthday
Harrison Cady. well-knOwn illustra-
tor Of magazines and books. He was
born on Sunday. July II. 1877. His
home Is in Brooklyn, ". Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
Dining Suite and Dinner Set

handsome seven-piece William and Mary Period Dining
Room Suite Solid Oak and Jacobean finish
leather chairs extension table This outfit
complete with 1O0pece Dinner Set of porcelain
record breaking value $4,000
a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
Colonial Bedroom Outfit

The above illustration reproduction of the
nihcen threepiece Solid Oak Golden
Bedroom Suite included this $4,000 day This
includes triple mirror dressing table chfonior
with plate heavy This is phenom
Pay $500 a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17

What Shall . Write About7
Special for girls: Do you like being
a girl? Why? Or would you rather ba
.. boy? Why?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
For A Fine Reed Suite

viii be of saving furniture buyers.
This startling value Reed Outfit will a The
includes beautiful chaise lounge with tapestry up
holsterng chair tapestry upholsteng
table fernery. exceptional Pay
$3.50 a week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-17
NUTS TO CRACK

make up one and send It in.)
What kind Of a "soody' is II that
has for the first part Of it's name the
sound cork makes when il is pulled
out OF bottle. and for the last part. a
product of the fields?-Contributed by
g. Fl.
Yesterdays; what kind Of a fish
would be useful in a lumber yardP"-
Sawfsh.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-21
Mrs. &erman Sboreium.

Mrs. &il6a Eboreion> bbis @Dg=
6om bi npIig 1tebnte / Bette 8lao,
6g6e / fin Dotter, Mrs. gilbert @il'
ions, Stem ct. Olaf ft6ite 2droog,
efter ct 1engere SDgeleie &ern1e6
er after en- al bette Gountps &ioneer>
fpin6er gaat til &bile. @fog6e bar
fpot @ur6alen; @orge> BEN 12te
Sebruor 1847 og.bar a1tfaa be6 iin
Dgo ober "a 9lor 'gonne1. S 1870
u6bQnore6e FUN til Mmerifa og b1eb
allere6e ianrnte> 4ar gift meo Ger
man Gboreion. Det nefte 9lar, /
1871, flptte6e 6e beitober til g}pbDg>
get / Otter Eail Gountp> bbor 6e bo'
iatte fig poa &onteitea6lan6 Eotun
af &or6enifiol6> og bbor 6e boeoe til
iin Dgo. Sc bar nltiaa blanot oettc
Gountps fgrite &ioneerer. &erman
Eboreion oeoe onfring 6 Mar lioen
S 6eres 9@gte1fab bleb fd6t 10 8grn
bporof fplgcnoe ober1eper Sorelore<
ne: Wfrs. Sle @1ette6e og ST. s.
Gboreion> Gergl1s Sails; Mrs. M1-
bert @ilion ct; Slaf; Dr.- @bri>
itian &borefon> Mbbp; Mrtbur &bo-
refon> ion Dor paa 6en gar11le So
meitea6; og Wfrs. 4}aitor 5. Melont
Mns1o, 81. 9af.
8egrobellen foregaar t6ag fra al
6p6eS gan1le &iem og Srefol6tgbe6s
&irfe, Comm af @1itberau. Baftor
gilbert Meo1berg forretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-21

tog Jig fore at sfaa 6isfe @dnoags.
fornbielfer ftanofet, og set @aaben
oe gioroe 8rug af bor en- M 2op>
ioln bleb pe6tat af ft6fe 8 2egis1atnr>
Ser cir &otpn-gor6ene Mutboritet til
at regulere offe<1iee Danieiteoer.
l16ilaget al 6enne Sob og Mdorenes
1no3ige Sptrin err at Ser mi lite bor
beret nogen 0arts beo Sen Wfile
2ofe pao flere @sat6age> og 1anoiDn-
1igbis bill Ser lite lite bli nogert fdaoaa
boIot mere bette Mar ia1falo. Det=
te biler, bboo 1on fun gigres raor
ct Mobolag baagner op til at inIiite-
re poa fine 1oblige 9iettigbeoer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-21
@prebte @bbeber.

&aitor 3. g. gteigita6 bleb Ben
lite 6s. ino1at iom Breit for 8et9=
Iebern Meni9be6 / Wdtneapolis.
Gorbun6sienator fra Mtnneiota,
Sra11f 8. &ellog, bar netop an1ton=
ceret, at ban er &an6i6at til @ien~
balg be6 set aln1tn6eli1ge &alg ne=
ite Mor.
georomen6enes @angforening /
@inneopo1is feire6e for en l1ge. f.
6en lit 35-Mors ssSl1bileum 1neo en
itilfnl6 &anfet @a1bonn @omn1er=
ciaI &lub.
Gonntpa6bofat GIop6 g. 0Iion /
@ennepin Gon11tp> bar ann1o6et 81
itriftsretten om &illa6el1e til at ober
flbtte 90 Sanger til Mnofa County,
fengie1. Ser er for Ei6en 10Y San
ger Sennepin @ountDfettgfel, iaa
set er oberfpl6t. @beriffen M11ofa
County bar erf1eret fig bi1lig til at
1no6toge 90 af 6ert.
-Mationol Biscuit Company / Wfin
neapolis offentligeior6e afbtete 1ge
e11 &e6uftion / Briien paa Nabisco
og at16re @nffer>~ @ofers" &affer,
1on1 ietter 6isfe @arer tilbage til De
fdr &rigen giel6e116e Hrtier.
BanmnafattaIen er onhret1t ligc
1aa lang fom glfitan6e11 me1le1n $50
ibington 9. 6. og SEEM yorf Gitp,
nenltg 228 Mi1. &bis man grabe5
EFT &ona1 1nellem otsle to 8per> Is
SOD Dpb og 1874 SOD 8re6, biloe
BEN bortfierne6e sSor6masfe ont
trent ibore til bba6 ser bleb grabet
u6 @annna.
@tatens Sernbane- og &arebns-
fontn1isi iion no1te6te 86e 6s. en- Sro=
re for1atgen6e, at MinneapoliS
@bamber Of Commerce. ct. Saul
Grain @rcban9e og Dulutb 8oaro
Of Era6e fra 1fte 9fober 1t1aa rop-
portere bbert SSn6figb og @alg al
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-21

Sbeoe elIer onore &orn1orter> faa at
@onn11isiionen fan bo16e geoe poa,
bbiIfe Eratsaftioner er 1oblige pg
bpi1fe er uloblige ifp1ge MinneiotoS
2obe. Sr6ren bleb noite6t for at
giennemfdre &apttler 314 og 50 /
2obet1e of 1921>i ONT giber Sernbane
og &arebusfon1tnisiiotten @pnoig=
be6 til at regulere &ornbdrs -@irf=
fon1be6en / ct Gorigg paa at forbi16@
re &a5aroipi1 @orn. - 8. S. Sen,
iont @refi6ent for Minneupolis
@ban1ber Of Commerce, flyer, at
bans Organiiation bill oberbo16e ale
@inneiotas 2obe, iaaleoes "iotn
6en foritaar 6etn". st M96e al
Gban1ber Of @onneces Direftion bill
bIipe inn1nenfol6t for at beitemme
0rgonilotionens @o16ning 1igeober-
for 0roren. (M1ps. &i6.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-21

Mbber nit sub &elbreb* u@etn &1t,.
itru bar olti6 ipgelig og meget pla-.
get me6 Sorftoppelie", ifriber &r.
@onieI &oloff fra 2in6, @a1b. uSt.=
SEN bnn er begDn6t at BRUCE ST.. &e>
ters &urifo> nD6er FUN go6 &e1breo
Dette paqlt6elige l1rten1t66el btrfer
belgidren6e paa 2eberen, geDrer11e
og Maben og bie1per til at bortfier-
ne 1trenbe6er fra @piternet. SITE SITE no
gen Mpotefs @e6tci11; fpecie1le Mgen
ter 1eberer 6e. @ftrb til Dr. Heter
syobrneD & Cons Co., 2501 @aiB-
ington 8lb6.> @bicago, SSu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-21

te ban SSl0 pdn oct gus pom Doooe !
og faa ifib6 ban Jig. @n 9eobo> fr1t'
fit ie &niet / 8rano 1eb til, og fotto1
8eberlpenoen ltggen6e 500 / SCI
brenoenoe &us. &an efter1o6 iiq
en @fribelie, bpori ban ia, at ba11
bar tret af 2ioet.
$ Otter EaiI County er Der tre=
oipe @riiefl1tb= =Me6lenmer iom oh=
oretter 5bin al fgrite &balitet. @eo
County l1oihllingen bill ser nGlt
oen ii6ite 9og, 11en11ig ben 29oe
@ept., bli ct Sa1g al fulob1ooS @ptn
Ser bill bli Holon6 China, Dnroc
Seriep og @beiter @bite. De iom
en7fer at on1faffe fig gobe gblsibin
tbi1 fer faa en- ppper1ig Mnleonfng.
&lnb1ne61enumerne bar gior6t goot
Mrbeioe 6enne 5pntmer. &om i61l
Dotoen for obenfornebnte @alg:~
- Otter TaiI County 6air MS=
iociation far netop afiluttet &on=
troft meo Wec@l1igott 9lbiation Com
ponp for en- nHoracb11te Crop, @ing
tpolfing, 2oop=tbe=2oop an6 @ptro1
Dripe", for 276e @ept., nn6er l1o4
1tillingen. McGlligot an1ees for en-
al 6e melt baarreiien6e ~Baracbute"
Mnno / 2on6et og Wfr. De2ong, 1oln
itprer bans 2ltftifib, anieeS fom en-
af Sc beoite SIpbere li0en ii6ite &rig
Set bill b1i ber6t at ie 6is1e Meno,
oq set formooes, at en- flor 0or1oln>
ling bill bebione 6eres opiigtsbpf-
fen6e @eoriftcr / 2nften.
- Me1s GIolt1o1 / 0a1ton Dar al
bigte 11ge @ienltan6 for en- &enoel-
1e, Ser let fl111oe ia foitet bam Gibet.
geogen bol6t poa at reparere ct Sagl
geber / en @aroge=@pgning: N}oll
antog at @eberet bar tomt, 1nen fpr
man pi6ite al, git Ell Sa6ntng al og
giennem @eggen. &r. @la1ion trof
netop iii at goa forbi 1t6enfor 8Gg-
gen og fit nog1e al &ng1ene @nfig'
tet. San fit bog be16igpis fife mo-
gen far1ig @fa6e.
- 9l6bofat 6. g. Bacf fra W}irot,
81. Dof., tom BERTH 2dr6ags pao
&ien1bei fra Tbtllingbbcrne. San
bei6ger iin syarbror, 0le @acf, beri
8pen, og on6re @1egtl1inge be6 &c.
1icon &opt6s. Mr. 8acf bofi ite pp
fer og ct 6erfor nofioa go6t fienot
-poo 6isie Trofter. Gan forta1tc %,
9(b1ingen bleb gorife 6oarlig Oln.
cgnen of Minot, men lpngere @or6
og @D6 er Sen qo6. Om 6en poltti>
1fe @ti1ilng / i'm Stot u6trpfte ban,
at ser fore1tnar en opertnoa6e bitter
&ontF> men ban fplte fig ganife for
bis1et ont at bans 8pno,16, Scr. &c.
! 1tos> bill b1i bo1gt til @ubern6r / lte~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-21
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oq Bgrnebatte bos Sberlptcfs. -:
@pecielle Bri fer for 161ti1lingsnger
- @6tpin Sobn &agen og Wfils
Olga SuIia 0piab1> begge bertro
Bpen, b1ep ii6lte @6noag egtebiet
pe6 Boitor Simonfon. De @pgifte
boIetter fig pan Gbonning Mpe. Gl$.
- Ye6er 8igrnito6 fra Eotpn at
@peror1p er mi &iennne igien fra
lin Morgest1r. &m 1friber til oS
og flyer, at fan fe1er Jig .gloo og
fri" peo at bere &iemme iaicn. IS
bette SIR. forefon1r1er en- Beif1ipe1ie
ober en6el al bans &etie. og ban To-
Der mere.
- Mr. og MrS. Martin @erg fra
@eitfpiten> iom bar Deret ber / @e<
feg bos fin @en 6. 80. 9ere og So>
milile, mango Tiger ret1te afnigte
l1ge til &on6ipobi County, og bertha
fort1etter oe til 1tn ganle @jembDgo
Eo66 County. Derfra retler 6e att
tage1ig &iem igjcn.
- Get forlp6er, at a1&tboriteterne
@en6ell boloer paa at rl1ife op en-
Gel l1loblilgbe6er ion1 bar b9ret
gjengle / 8pen en- Gi6. Get fnnoe
pnre bra ONT Mutboriteterne I flere
Bper bar 1i1 @ntbebseo og fine Blig'
ter mere efterret1ig.
Metop mootaget en- flor forfeit
oel1e of 0o1ie1 Green Gomfp felt
@Iippers for Weno, &binoer og
Bprn, vpooe6" Goaler, 1ctte fonnfor<
table og borige. 9en i6celle &1s<
Slippers. 9Sriien parierer fra ST.
til $3.50. Ebe @boe Mart.
- 4rernbofien6e @igers mprf tan
Gun Meta1, bigb cut" 9tdpler, 1ob
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be1tigjernent. St9rrelier 21a til 7.
Grtra fpeciel Bris, 1886. 9(o110re
til 1885, $5,85 og $3.50.
size @boe Mart.
@peciclt for 1tbitilltngsn9en.
Com en- @pecia1itet pi1 ri ie1ge I
Dufi11 Ser11-@enee> 2" ioli6e &oiter,
IS fittings 9}oos &eao & SCOT" 1to~
itpret / Ter1is Wfartt1t ( Mes1ttg(
&bilfenion1beIit @tgrrelie for $40.
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