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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23
Coming Events

Coming Events
y Dec. 4--Salem Elks club X
X memorial exercises, Grand !.
X theatre. X
X Dec. 5-Mabel Garrison, X
X soprano, and the Salem Wo- x
X mans club chorus in concert x
4 Grand theater. X
x x X 4 x X x x X X X X X \
Circuit Court
Decree granting plaintiff di-
,vorce, and findings of the court,
filed in the case OF Estella Lun-
deem VS. Harry Lundeen.
Order vacating decree signed
by the court last February and
second decree awarding plaintiff
possession of lots and in block
16, University addition, filed in
the suit of T. M. Ingles VS. Bertha
D. Fell ct ux.
Marriage Licenses
Leonard G. Mahoney, 27, Ger
vais and Shirley Crockham, "a,
Woodburn.
Grant e. Wickoff, 20, Salem
and Lois M. Bartruff, %, Salem.
Elks and ladies', tonight's the
night, dance p. M, at the lodge
room. 2S0*
DR.. o. A. Olson was in Portland
last night at banquet given the
high potentate Of the shriners.
Special Thanksgiving dinner
served all day Thursday. The Spa.
280*
Dick Hathaway, superintendent
of the United Contracting COM
pany, of Salem, returned today
from Albany where he spent a
short time on business.
The drug stores will close on
Thanksgiving day between the
hours of IL noon and p. m. 2S0%
John Deelfield who had his foot
amputated at the Willamette san
itarium recovered sufficiently to
return to his home at Calasta,
Idaho, yesterday.
Make your reservations for
Thanksgiving dinner, from 5 to 8
o'clock Thursday, at the Hotel
Marion. 2S0S
The repair work on the W. o.
w. hall on North Liberty street,
which was recently purchased
from 1.-THE Salem Elks lodge, is
nearly completed The second
story porch was improved consid=
erably.
Robert N. Mann, local musi-
clan who resides at 444 South
High street, complained to the
police last night that his oyercoat
had been stolen while he was eat
ing dinner at a local restaurant.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Hughes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, of this
city, are spending few days Wis
iting at Newport. They are at the
Bush summer home at Agate
Beach.
For the first time in twenty |
years H. T.. Love saw DR.. E. 0.
Sisson who has been here for the
teachers institute this week. DR..
Sisson was head of the Brady pol
technical school at Peoria, ILL.,,
when Mr. Love was student.
A pep rally is slated by William
ette students 10 take place at the
Oregon Electric depot this after
noon at A o'clock. The purpose OF
the rally is to encourage the foot
ball men who are leaving upon the
o'clock train for Tacoma to play
the College of Puget Sound.
The students of the public
and music departments
of willamette university present
ed a Joint program last night in
Waller hall chapel. 1t was notice
able that the recital was well at
tended by the townspeople.
The remains of Hazel A. War
moth, rs years of age, who passed
away at local hospital yesterday
were shipped this afternoon by
Webb and Clough to Halsey where
funeral services will be held and
interment will be made. Mrs. War
moth is survived by her husband.
TT--Lt. - H,-tua hfd oIIf Qhiia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Dr. o. A. Olson was in Portland
last night at banquet given the
high potentate of the shriners.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23
! THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON

Dance tonight. Elite hall. La
dies free. 2SOs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Hats not over IS, Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday. Special Thanks
giving prices, any hat in the store
not over s5. Mrs. L. G. Curtis, 125
N. High street. 2SO*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

No stores in Salem will remain
open evenings this Christmas, To-
cal merchants said this afternoon.
The plan of closing at dinner time
has proved very successful in the
past, they said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

ut,on Elks and ladies, First
Isnce tonisn'' 280*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

= Dec. 4--salem Elks club \:
!. memorial exercises, Grand y:
X theatre. i.
X Dec. 5-Mabel Garrison, X
X soprano, and the Salem Wo- j.
X mans club chorus in concert 4.
X Grand theater. x
x X X x x 4 x x y X x X j. \
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

!. and Mrs. Carl Wonner OF
" .isv ~ will spend Thursday In
y ',,snd. ND leaving here this after
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William Grear, OF
/ this city, will leave Salem tomor-
row morning for Portland where
they will. spend Thanksgiving.
The trip will be made by automo-
/ bile. Mr.. Grear is associated with
the Valley Motor company.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Accompanied by his son, Aafred
Oliver, Jehu Oliver, of this city,
will leave tomorrow morning for
Clatskanine, Or, where he will
spend Thanksgiving with daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mignon Lamkin. Alfred
Oliver is an instructor in the ami
nal husbandry department at
Oregon Agricultural college, Cor
vallis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

~. Kafoury was in town yes
..sssv and states that the new
slaa' mbicb will be operated by
|',o,e,,ry ''0,e brothers in Portland will
'lv '"sdv TO open sometime next
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23
!. used car at Kirkwood's. !.

: clancy left this evening
9, 2, ana where he will spend
g .sssiving las with his parents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

l. r. Smith Of this city return.
ed to Portland today after spend
ing a short time in the metropo-
lis transacting business.
Elks and ladies, don't forget
dance lodge room tonight at 9
p. M. ESQ.,
After spending short time Wis
lting friends in Portland Mrs. e.
V. McMachen, 1896 South Com
mercial street, returned to Salem
yesterday.
John Coleman, superintendent
of schools at Turner, is in town
for the Marion County Teachers
institute which has been in ses-
sion here since Monday and which
closes today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kerron, res
idents of Portland, arrived in Sa-
lem today to spend a short time
visiting. They viii be the house
guests of DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Lee
Steiner, on Center street.
No stores in Salem will remain
open evenings this Christmas, To-
cal merchants said this afternoon.
The plan of closing at dinner time
has proved very successful in the
past, they said.
DR.. Angie McCulloch, who is as
sociated with the Morris Optical
company here, is flood bound at
Newport, word received from her
today said. She expects to return
to Salem within few days.
The Salem public library will
be closed all day tomorrow, it was
announced this afternoon by Miss
Case, librarian in charge. Those
persons who are anxious to get
books are advised to visit the IL
brary this afternoon or tonight.
1t will close at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ewing, who
reside near Salem, are spending
two weeks vacation at Seaside.
They are accompanied by their
children. Mr.. Ewing is president
of the Brush college grange, To-
Gated in Polk county about three
miles from Salem.
George Griffith, president of
the Salem Rotary club and an Of
ficial of the Marion Automobile
company, will leave Salem early
tomorrow for Jefferson where he
will spend Thanksgiving at the
home Of his mother.
Many Salem people expressed
surprise this morning when it was
learned that the Willamette river,
although considerably lower than
at any time during the last few
days, was, however, at 21.S feet
at Z O'Clock. The stream Is stead
lily receding, reports indicate
AT a meeting of the newsboys
of the city yesterday afternoon an
association was formed and Ted
Meyers was elected president of
the organization and Fred Jobel-
man vice president. The object of
the association is to encourage
the boys to accept their job seri-
ously and to develop street sales
of the different publications.
A sacred concert which is to
be given at the Central Congrega-
tional church, 18th and Ferry
streets, tomorrow evening, is ex-
pected to draw a large crowd Of
Salem people. The Rev. Mr.. Judy,
the church's new pastor, is ex-
pected to arrive in the city tomor-
row from Spokane, and will be
present at the concert. Later In
the evening a supper will be serv-
ed and there will be social hour.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

saV-0il piston rings are guar
anteed to give 1000 miles to the
gallon of lubricating oil. Investi-
gate them 1856 S. Com'l st. 1929
Lets go" to Kirkwood's used
car sale. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Dick Hathaway, superintendent
of the United Contracting com
pany, of Salem, returned today
from Albany where he spent a
short time on business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Elks and ladies, don't forget
dance lodge room tonight at 9
p. M. 280&
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Special Thanksgiving dinner
served all day Thursday. The Spa.
2S0*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

John Coleman, superintendent
of schools at Turner, is in town
for the Marion County Teachers
institute which has been in ses-
sion here since Monday and which
closes today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23
LOCAL BRIEFS AND PERSONALS

DR.. Tatro, chiropodist, Masonic
building, phone 442. 2s1.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

After spending short time Wis
iting friends in Portland, Mrs. E..
V. McMachen, 1896 South Com
mercial street, returned to Salem
yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23
Circuit Court

Circuit Court
Decree granting plaintiff di-
,vorce, and findings of the court,
filed in the case of Estella Lun-
deem VS. Harry Lundeen.
Order vacating decree signed
by the court last February and
second decree awarding plaintiff
possession Of lots and in block
16, University addition, filed in
the suit of T. M. Ingles VS. Bertha
d. Fell ct ux.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23
Marriage Licenses

Leonard G. Mahoney, 27, Ger
vais and Shirley Crockham, "a,
Woodburn.
Grant e. Wickoff, 20, Salem
and Lois M. Bartruff, %. Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

~. we'll known "Elson' dress
1. III, IL he shown at Larsen's Mil
3 E,.,,r w. l29 Court street this week
linery' - ESQ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Henry souvaine and Penelope
Davies. in concert, tonight, arm
|orv. souyaine is one of Ameri-
cas- foremost pianists. Hear him.
5Oc admission. 2S0F
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

|. R. Smith of this city return
ed to Portland today after spend
ing a short time in the metropo-
lis transacting business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

p,o,essor Robert M. Gatke, OF
university, will deliver
! laeture on "The First Indian
r,bool of the Pacific Northwest
: : ,ho seventeenth annual meeting
!, ! american Historical association
4 portland. November %.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

The drug stores will close on
Thanksgiving day between the
hours of IL noon and p. m. 2S0*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

John Deelfield who had his foot
amputated at the Willamette san
itarium recovered sufficiently to
return to his home at Calasta,
Idaho, yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Roast turkey dinner and all the
|.ood things to go with it. Thanks
Ewing day II a. m. to 8 p. nj. The
Il. 2So*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Miss Era Godfrey, women's
nhvsieal education instructor at
I the Salem high school, is in Eu-
gene visiting for a few days. She
expects to spend Thanksgiving at
/ her home in Lebanon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

DR.. Angie McCulloch, who is as
sociated with the Morris Optical
company here, is flood bound at
Newport, word received from her
today said. She expects to return
to Salem within a few days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Make your reservations for
Thanksgiving dinner, from 5 to 8
O'Clock Thursday, at the Hotel
Marion. 2S0*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Unable to drive his automobile
further than Albany because OF
the condition of the roads, "Stan"
Allen, a Willamette university
student, arrived in Salem yester-
day afternoon by train. Allen had
been in Eugene where he attended
the Oregon-O. A. G. football game
Lost Saturday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

The remains of Hazel A. War
moth, rs years of age, who passed
away at local hospital yesterday
were shipped this afternoon by
Webb and Clough to Halsey where
funeral services will be held and
interment will be made. Mrs. War
moth is survived by her husband.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

The students of the public
speaking and music departments
of Willamette university present
ed joint program last night in
Waller hall chapel. 1t was notice
able that the recital was well at
tended by the townspeople.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

The Salem public library will
be closed all day tomorrow, it was
announced this afternoon by Miss
Case, librarian in charge. Those
persons who are anxious to get
books are advised to visit the IL
brary this afternoon or tonight.
1t will close at o'clock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

A pep rally is slated by William
ette students 10 take place at the
Oregon Electric depot this after
noon at 4 o'clock. The purpose OF
the rally is to encourage the foot
ball men who are leaving upon the
4 O'Clock train for Tacoma to play
the College of Puget Sound.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Ewing, who
reside near Salem, are spending
two weeks vacation at Seaside.
They are accompanied by their
children. Mr.. Ewing is president
of the Brush college grange, To-
Gated in Polk county about three
miles from Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

George Griffith, president of
the Salem Rotary club and an Of
ficial of the Marion Automobile
company, will leave Salem early
tomorrow for Jefferson where he
will spend Thanksgiving at the
home of his mother.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-23

For the first time in twenty
years H. T.. Love saw DR.. E. O.
Sisson who has been here for the
teachers institute this week. DR..
Sisson was head of the Brady pol
technical school at Peoria, ILL.,,
when Mr.. Love was student.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

L en- liben Spite paa Hrtbertcros
@ienbom. If en- gammel 8aIfefle'
sci bapoe ban iaa lapet en- Slags 5e'
LEON, ioet ban meD Ell Staaltraao,
ier brliat ON en- Ssbnnbt, iorbanot
&ieolen meo ct gammelt glifipano,
lliet bpori Smult i9lges. &ieolen
blep paa en- meget iinorig Wtaaoe on
braet / <tberforbs eget SGrelIe,
bporira Staaltraaoen leoeoe til Ell
afiibes &rog, bpor Winslop itoo meo
Smulteipanbet peb 9ret. 90 ban
bar beIoig. On Dag bsrte ban tpoe.
Zig bporlebeS Rutberforo fortalte Ell
Ben, of ban meo Henter bapoe betalt
Gong peo at brpnoe bans Slem.
Oette Observation-Disclosures Siones.
bprb blep / &etten taget for fulot no
gploigt og &iltberforo ioent open'
nepnte Strai.
Woroer paasreben. Carl Slater,
/ Den ienere Sio fienot iom W. =.
Mc9onougb, er tiolig 5irsOag Wtor'
gen blepen arreiteret / ct Sotel | 8lue
Garth iom Den Wanb, Der lfiso og
or9bte Sranf 6. aellp al Wtanfatc
pg oerpaa bragte Giget til ct Stole'
bus nGr Sapton Station, life langi
ira minneapolis, bpilfen 8pgnina
ban berpaa ant9note for at lfiule
Sorbrpoelien. De forfuaeoe Seonin'
ger al Siget blep gienfienot peo ct
lioet Wetalfors, ban meo Ell Snor
bapDe baaret ON Salien. Get bler
oplpit, at &elp par reiit ira Wanfa'
TO ifplge meo opennGpnte Wc0o'
nollgb, og efter nogen Sorfslgelie
blep oenne paagreben. Sans ptrfell'
&c Napn err Carl Slater, men ban al
la9be bette oa ban efter fire Iars Sic.
neite / Soma Statsfpngiel lsslobes
berfra / 1919. San fom til Wanfa'
to, bpor ban iom WcSp rougb blet
gift og bar ct Barn. 6amilien boeoe
mt / @innebago. Woroeren tilltor
i'm Sorbrpoelie % meogap, at 8eoeri
bar oct enelte Wotip. San bapoe for
talt &elp en- Siitorie ON, at ban ct
Steb peo minneapolis bapOe ifiult en-
itsrre Soripning gr9noepin, bpilfei
ban tilbeo at balpere meb &elp, ON
oenne meo fin Iutomobil piloe brin'
ge oer ifiulte Sfat til ct SteO, bpor
Den funbe penoes / 8enge. &ear
loo fig forleoe til of mootage Silbu'
set, o9 en- Seat, oa Sfatten ifuloe fin
oes, blep ban altiaa mprbet. uobpt,
tet blep Dog langt minore emo ban
bapbe pentet, nenlig Ell Gbecf pao
$3.50 oa 500 / &ontarter, boortil lao
fom aelps I,ltomobiI. Se $3.50 iii
ban Jig ubbetalt / en- Garage / Wtin'
neapolis, men maatte laoe gutomo'
bilen itaa iom Sant inotil Inpisnin'
gen bar inofriet al 9allfen | Wan'
fato. WorOeren par nogenllnot
trpg, iaal9nee oct / 9ranoruiner
filnone Sig life bar ajenfienot, oq
ban tilbragte Ell fort Sio / lit Siem
/ Winnebago, men ga ban tiliioIl
erfarebe, at Siaet bar eienfienot ion
aelp, reiite ban til 9lile gartb, bpot
ban paagrebeS. San penteS ltrar al
blipe itilet for Getten og osmt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
1tbnrpnclIer. @upernsr Heitos

ltbnrpnclier. 8upernsr Heltos
bar De iioite Saee al forrige llge Of
fentIiaaiort fslgenbe uOn9pneller:
Soiepb geG De Remer at @rano
Sorts til Weblem af Statens Irti'
teftsfommisiion, efterfslgenoe afoeoe
%. s. Gonarbs, ogiaa al @rano
Sorts; Oh. 8. q. 8enion at &olette
til WeoIem al Statens @ramensfom.
mission for Seterin9rer, efterfsleen-
De afosoe Or. 3. s. 8abcocf al Seem
R%ocfforb; R. q. SrubibaD, slpisre'
oufter / Salep Gitp, til en- al Slice
preiioe1terne al Greet 2afes-St.
9aprence S~ioetpater Isiociation for
Nortb 0afota. Den anoen Sicepr9'
iioent err s. @. 8rapes al @ranb
Sorts.
Tamilie rammet al Itlpffc. 8. q,
Sagen og bans Sultrn iamt oeres tc
Born, &obert fl glar % eleanor 8
Iar, blep Silleaften / en- fritiif Sor.
fatning inolagt paa ct Soipital / Wi.
not efter at Den Omnibus, bpori be
fisrte, bar rammet at ct 8reai
Rortbern Sog lt9r gertbol. Iqe
penteoes Dog at leue, rlaar unotages
Den lille 8iee, iom bar bleoen frpgte.
Zig leml9itet peo at iaa BET enc Ser
% Ell grm afifaaret, og iom 29gern(
hnn0e Iinpt Soob ON nt refine oSo.
milien bar paa Siempeien ira ell SSu'
letrefeit | Wertholo, og lllpffer
fanot Steb netop Der bpor fer Sfole.
bsrrt or9btes peb en- lignenoe l1lptft
ben 17be Secbr. 1915. 80 al oisit
Sfolebsrn bar Gutter uoaf ianmt
Samilie. Samilien bar fit Stem noe,
gertbolb, og 8eiien bar n9iten fulo.
fsrt, Ga ltlpffen inbtraf. Reg fro
ct Gobstog binoreoe aisreren / al
ie oct anfommenoe Soe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
Wontana.

Glgeites inn Snlcsaue. Sreot
Sails Yarffommislion gao for ArI
ben / gpen perenbe Sorenino nj
Gifts" en- itor glgeore, iom bIen
ifuot og ilngtet. &is6et blep al Ior,
eningens Weolemmer uooelt blonS,
trqngenoe 5amilier / gpen.
9pe @nlbfnnS. SiI Sipinoitor
meloes, at Der peo Sarbine, en- @rr.
beleir n9r Yeuonitone garf, err on.
oaget en- M og meeet rig guloierenSo
Stare. 9enne eplbne Iare ioebeS NJ
pere 10 SOB breo og ipntes Of lone
eft ui9opanlig rist l1bbptte al set on.
lie Wetal. Sarbine bar for n,onos
Iar tilbase en- berpmt @~uIbarooer.
leir, bpor flere itore Sormuer broo.
ties op / Saeen.
Sreiten faitebe Seiteifu paa epu.
bag. @. &. 2ocfpooo, Ereit for Son.
Observation-Disclosures / Suite
bolbt her ON Su9en paa at mite
&raoen foroi ban bapoe peret mp6
at fate Seiteifo paa Ssnoo9. Gn6d
al bans Soenebern troeoe bette Dor
Strib meb De blau SsnoagsIooe o.
tilfalote en- &omite al ire 8reitcr, Der
iom "Wontata Some WiSiions
Council" ifliloe tale ben beIteifofo.
itenoe YreIt ~tilrette elIer otlpenbe me.
re alporlige Mioler, ON oct bite fla
nebpenbig. De ire tilfalote 9reIter
fanot ooe, of man buroe laoc Saocn
faloe, bpilfet bel bill iige, at 9aitOr
2ocftpoob fan pebblipe of falte Seitc.
ITO, enten oct treffer fig at bpre
| Ssnoag eller Wanoag, oe bans plri.
tanIfe Wooitanbere blep oenne Cana
Ilagne.
Offer for Guomorb? @n Glore
Wano peo Hapn Ole 2arion for.
ipanbt for flere Waaneber iioen ira
Inaconoa, og oa Der life ipntc5 at
foreligge nosen mist9nfeliee On.
It9noigbeoer, mente Solitiautorite.
terne, of ban bar flpttet fra 8uen.
Sou er Der Dog iremfommet Sing ionl
tpber paa, at ban er blenen Sffer for
ct Hopmorb. Ser er nemlig fort Ell.
ter 2arions Soripinoen gaaet glen.
nem en- 9ant | Butte en- Graft nor
$1,000 fiebt al BAN % tilipueIaOen.
De paategnet al Ell apinbe, bpiS &oon
% Ioresie er fienbt at Yolittet. 2or.
ions mpitiife Soripinben er oct onoct
Silfplbe al benne grt | Siloer Bon
Gountp bette Iar. Mrs. grneit "a
GaSie foripanot omtrent paa ionp
Sib, % troos at Der er iset oper bte
Sanoet efter benOe, er life Oct rirgc.
ite Spor ppoaget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
&tscpnTm.
&uiubc aipcs febt Gmbebc. glo

&pinbc aipcs feot GmbeSc. glonOt
be llbn9pnelier / @isconiin, iOm
Treiioent SarDing forleoen opCr.
ienote Senatet, bar Wrs. Charlotte
&. @are til Observation-Disclosures i
@allpeca ben pigti9ite. Senne Stil.
ling er ct fprboloSpis meget feOt gml'
beoe oe maaIfe ct al De melt eftertrag.
tebe, iom til benne Sio er gaaet gien.
mem &ongresmanb gronnes S9nOer.
Mrs. @are giorbe Jig nnber 8ri9en
bemerfet peo fit utrpttelige Irbei0e
for oct HsOe &orS.
Samilie arr~eiteret for Spperi. en-
bel Samilie %beitaaenOe al ipo GcriO.
ner blep lise UNDER Sui inbfat /
S9neilet / Chippewa Sails, De fIeitc
al DEM p~eripnlis antlaset for 9utit.
tpperier. Sannilien beltaar al 6ooc'
rem, Soiepb &opfbamer, bans Suitrll,
Sennen Soiepb, Is Iar, ire andre
Gutter, Is, 5 % 2 slar, iamt en- Sat
ter, Slapu, t3 Iar. Samilien arrc'
iterebeS efter at Der | oens Siem rr
iunoet Ell W9ngoe Sarer itiaalet iro
9utifer / Chippewa Sails set iiOie
Iar. Samilien boeOe for paa en- Ii
oen Sarm peo Weaboplan6, Ct.
9ollis Gountp, Winn.
! SortiGttes pua itbite Sibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

oct pilbe bIiue hans WoberS DOB, ON
oenne me Sorg % Sfipnbiel paa'
loaoes benbe. CONNER Saplor bap'
oe moota9et bette 9rep Dagger tsr
Gomncn if,,loe afiigeS, % ban lagoe
rn6er 9omlSaiiigelien life Sfiul paa,
at bcnne Mooers Sorbsn for Gate
renS Woroer bapoe rsrt bant meget.
9et bite ct friiteligt Sinoelag, Jon
enbper bllroe itr9be at eftertelee,
Ioaoc han, oct at funlle glemme.e 9rle
Soraer % 9efpmringer iaa meget,
at andres blep ihiifommet % etter
@pne lettet. 0pmmeren aioroe o9'
iaa opmerfiom paa, at aleinofp bap'
oe mot beruienbe Sriffe, oa 6or'
b~rpoeIien blep be9aaet, o9 ban merte,
at Noroct neppe bar bleuet begaaet,
ont han bapoe ppret filloIt9noig nor
nal. Spmmeren iaa oeri ct ABBA
re1t0e Grempel for enbper ung Wta1D
- life at rpre &usoriffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
SDo 0afota.
Sibliaere @ieeanpernpr fplSer 70

Sioltgere TicegnDernpr tgloer ~.
George %. Snotp, tibligere Sicegu-
pernsr al Soutb Safota, feireoe NM
Zig lin 79be 8eburtsoag i fit Siem |
Springfield.
&laef Sils Eioneer Sso. EorIten
Salporion, en- at 9lacf Stills beoit
tierlbte Yionerer, er afgaaet peO Do
oen / ct Soipital / Seaopoob efter
flere Waaneoers Spgeleie. San baO-
De boet / 8lacf Stills iiben 1876.
8iGlb betalcs meb Mais. @n al
De iterre Sanoelsforretninger / ge-
resforo bar iperfiat en- Glan, buprpeo
gannmel @i9lo tan betaleS meo Wats
til Ell bis 8ris ODER Den gangbare
paa Warfeoet. Blanen bar llaaet on
hos Sarmerne, iom gierne griber gn-
leoningen til meb oenne 6oroel at
faa afpitlet lin gutifSgiPlb.
Mialfabprfnins er lbnnenbe. -
s(brabam San slipern, Sarmer ner
gelpioere, bar iibite CONNER aflagt
9epiier for, at Ilfalfa er en- al @.
Oafotas melt 'lsnnenbe Srooltfter.
San bar / nogen Sio aplet mellem
400 pg 500 8uibels SQfaliafre aar.
Zig, og ban penter at opnaa Ell 4ris
al omtrent $1S pr. 81,ibel for iiOite
IarS Iuling.
Snleilast fra Jort Yierre. 2ige
unoer SirI blep Der paa Ybilip Hanch
ltrar noroenior Sort Rierre ilagtet
80 8uffaloes. &isoet blep / &efriges
r~atorpogne ienot til SteOer / Rebras
ifa, @poning, Wontana iamt gtortt
p9 Sortb Safota, iaa MAJ ser funoe
bape benne fraftiee Scott til Sule.
fp9lbs. Ser er paa Sbilip &ancf
omfring 800 9uffaloes, og benne
Slagtning til Sui bar berfor iffe
fort at ii9e for 9eiatnineen. Ge,
pentes tiolig til Saaren Ell Sorsgelie
LAT minoit $50 &alpe, iaa Der inger
Sare er for at 9slinsen iuinoer ben