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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16


maintained III the ninth grade. The
community is very appreclltive Of good
school opportunities and shows lis
progressiyeness by increasing faculty
and enlarging the scope of study from
year TO year.
9 has maintained Il secOnd-clasS grad
ed school for a number of years. This
is strictly a rural graded school. The
attendance is not as large here rs in
some Of the schools of its class. Tue
district has shown its appreciation and
Portable schoolhouse that is We'll
equipped with all necessary working
tools. The heating and ventilation
in this building is very satisfactory.
One-R cCm SchCOl Has Piano
From the Cedar Brook school III
which Miss Lucille Dean teaches. we
| have information concerning the re-
cent purchase and installation Of Il
piano. This is the result Of an effort
Of Il community club and Miss Dean.
who have worked in harmonious 90
operation. Cedar Brook is the first
onc-room school in the county to in
stall piano. We wish to extend our
congratulations to all who were inst.ll-
mental III making its purchase posi-
| bic. The attendance in this school for
! the. month of November was very sal
isfactory. The following boys and
| girls We're present full time and none
| OF them were tar,iy: George Suffer
Raymond Robowski, Harley Calkins
| Edward Augsber@er. Mamie Augsburg
ef. Kate Erkman. Leona Fisher. Greg
DRY EStabrook. Everett Calllins, JOIN
Erkman. Morris Vain. Delmas Esta
brook. Elmer Van Buren,. Anil Sutter
Glenn Van Buren.
About the first of December a schoo
was opened UP in the northeast part OF
the town Of Hubbard. The schoOlh0llst
is a converted logging shack which i,
temporarily used to provide Schoo
room to accommodate the three chill
dren of Charles Richter The Richter
family have lived on their farm in tn.
town of Hubbard for sixteen years
The nearest school Is about five or 81,
miles from their home. The distric
made provision to send teacher fo
a period of about four months to in
struct the children at their home Mis-
Olive Wood "a senior student in TIL
training school, was called for servic
and is the teacher in charge
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

Cheese markets show slightly more
activity the past week. Prices at
Wisconsin primary markets Dec.
10th: Twins 1910; Daisies 191ac;
Double Daisies 191ac; Young Ameri-
cas- 21c; Longhorns 20ac.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS:-Chir
cago hog prices made net advances
ranging from 15c to CSC per 100 lbs.
during the week, light hogs gaining
most Good beef steers weak to 75c
lower. Butcher cows and heifers
were weak to zoe lower. Feeder
steers firm to shade higher. Fat
lambs advanced 25c to soc. Feeding
lambs up soc to $1.10. Yearlings gain.
ed 50-75c higher. Dec 18th, Chicago
prices: Hogs, top, $3.50; bulk OF
sales $6.75-7 Is; medium and good
beef steers $665-10; butcher cows
and heifers $340-S.75; feeder steers
$475-660; light and medium weight
veal calves $6.50-950 fat lambs SO
11.25; feeding lambs $S.50-10.25;
yearlings $7-9.75; fat ewes $3.50-5.75
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
were almost without exception sharp
ly higher than a week ago. Fresh
pork loins led the upward movement
with advances ranging from $5-11 pei
100 lbs. Lamb advanced $4-6; mutton
t 2-5; veal 1928; beef $2-2.50. Dec
18th prices, good grade meats: Bee
$15-1S; veal $20-22; lambs $3.50; NUT
ton 1920; light pork loins $22.50-30
heavy loins $18-25.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16
State Inspector In Visit to All
Graded Schools In
County
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
RECORDS FOR 20 PUPILS
Truly Pioneer School In Hubbard Ae-
commodities Three Pupils LIN
Logging Shack
Ey Il. II. Burns. County Supt


\ recent report from the Flambeau
Heights school indicates that the aver
are daily attendance for period OF
three months. was more than thirty.
Sixteen OF the boys and girls of this
school whose names are here given, are
reported as having perfect attendance
records for this time. They are wor-
thy OF public commentator Mar
CRETE Andersen, Theodore Andersen
Helen Burditt Marzella Rurditt, Frank
Conwell Kenneth Creighbaum, Leslie
Darling. Robert Darling, Earl Darling,
Harry Goode, Robert GOOde. Eugene
Jacobsen. Audrey McCray. Rudolph
Voight. Lester jacobson Oliver War
ron
During the week beginning Decem-
her 9TH. the state graded school inspect
or George H. Drewyer. of Madison,
accompanied the county superintendent
i'm visits to all of the state graded
schools. At South Fork. IA conference
was held with the board and faculty
and plans were made for the enlarge.
ment and improvement of the school
next year. The school board was as
>ured by Mr.. Drewyer. that If the
plans outlined in the conference were
70 be carried out, the school would be
approved as a graded school for tlt
present year. The primary room II
this school enrolls 80 children. 1t was
quite a surprise to Inspector Drewyel
10 find that 50 were present the day
that he was there.
Will Have Modern Building
At Hawkins, the big graded schools
which employ six teachers at the pres
cnt time, is and has been greatly handi
capped by inadequate building. How
ever, there are better days ahead am
both students and faculty are lOOkin:
forward with happy anticipationS t
the time when they may occupy tn
beautiful. new. modern SchOOlhOuse tina
is nearing completion. 1t is an eight
room building of modern construction
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

erected at a cost of more than $4,000
schoolroom for number of years TO
come. The people of the district are
to be congratulated over their fine
achievement
At Ingram. w NJ Best is principal
of the lirst-class state graded school
and j j. Johnson is principal of the
union free highschool. which occupies
the same building The work i'll both
schools was found to be of commend
able character 4 spirit of progress
is manifest both in the school and in
he community a modern building
for the union highschool is now in
contemplation 1t is hoped that when
| the now building is planned it will
be adequate 10 meet the needs of both
| t.hoolS fol. many years. This is an
! ideal point for an agricultural union
| higllSchOOl.
New Building Needed
| AT Glen Flora j. L. Congdon is prin-
| cipal of the frst-clasS state graded
| school. Thirty-onc pupils are doing
| highschool work. This district has
maintained ninth and tenth grade
classes for many years. The greatest
need of the district. at the present
time is modern SchOolhOuse.
st Tony, the tirst-class state graded
Sschool is in charge of Miss Mable BLY,.
as principal. She is assisted by Miss
fame Ward. Miss Anne Riley and Miss
= Bertha NOrStrim. About 11S pupils
are in attendance. This school. like
| Glen Flora, maintains ninth and tenth
grade classes The district enjoys the
advantages Of a fine. modern school
house which was built about ten years
lagO. There is room in the ninth and
tenth grade classes for more of the
grown-up boys and girls of the county
tributary to Tony. We shall be pleased
To- see those classes increase in mum
berS.
/ At Conrath. the firSt-class state
graded school is III charge of +. j
Fisher as principal, and Miss Brownie
Cameron in the primary room. This
school is housed III comparatively
, new. modern building. The room eli
, rolls from % to 80 children each. Tbs
physical conditions are conducive t
, good health and good work. A con
, ference was held with the faculty ant
members of the board and suggestions
for Improvement of the building an;
better adjustment Of the school plan
were made by Mr.. Drewyer.
Increases Faculty
t, At Sheldon. the tirst-class state grad
: ed school is taught by Miss Alice VI
: Pratt, principal, Miss Winnie Brand
: in the intermediate room. and Miss Vil
| ginia Tate as primary teacher Shell
2 don has experienced very rapid III
0 crease of population during the las
Q two or three years. AS result, it j
now necessary to add teacher to OK
: cupy the fourth room IN the buildin:
! after fine HOLIDAYS Here classes ~.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16
URGES PURCHASE OF CANAL

Weeks, DENLY, Hoover Recommend
Buying of Cape Cod Property.
Observation-Disclosures by the fed
eral government Of Cape Cod canal
was recommended by Secretaries
Weeks, DENLY and Hoover, who in
formed Congress that $11,500,0O0
would be a reasonable price for the
property"
President Harding transmitted to
Speaker Gillett a letter from Budget
Director Dawes which said that, after
an extensive investigation the secre-
tary of war, navy and commerce had
concluded acquisition Of the canal is
desirable" and that the price is "rea-
sOnable''
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

Mason Dies Trying to Save Records.
Fresno, Cal.-Charles Christ, a
member of a Masonic lodge at River
dale, town near here, lost his life
life in an effort to save the lodges
records from a fire which destroyed
the building where the lodge met.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

\ man i'm Iowa was pulling stumpS
recently when he found 80 snakes I'M
der stump. where they had crawied
to spend the winter.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16
Mellon Denies Resignation Rumors


hington-Secretary Mellon, in
commenting on revived reports that
he will quit as head of the Treasury
department and be succeeded by Sec
rotary of War Weeks, said: Reports
Of my resignation have been coming
so fast that / am getting somewhat
calloused to them. I haven't resigned,
and will not resign"
Producers Get $13,2so,ooo.
Washington-A total of 256 ad-
vances for agricultural and live stock
purposes, aggregating $13,2SO,OOo,
were approved by the War Finance
CORPORATION from December to De-
cember 8.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-16

There's only one thing that beats a
good wife-that's bad husband.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
9em mprIfe literere &lmt.

Minnelota l1nibcriitcts norlfe II
terere &lub ofilntteoe 6cn 76e :cSltni
fin @irfiombe6 for l1niberlitetsaaret
mco en- Yicnic / @lenpooo &orf. Sit
iioite Mp6e bolot if9lgc ~9oa; s, "
&lnbben -Gprs6ag 9lften / Frcf: ug
Mrs. @isle @otbnes &iem. @eitp=
rcl1en blep palgt for set fonnlcn>e
9lor, font fplgcr: Er91iaert, Sliber
5cin1; @icepreli6ent, &ugo EApn1p-
1on; Sefrcter, Wprtle 2urfon; &aS-
ierer, G60ic Slin6e. Brof. Not1ne
blcb balgt til lorman6 for Yrogram
fonitccn meo 9fct til ielb at po'lGe
fine Me0biefpere. Erofcsioren bolot
cit Sale for SEN aftrGhcnoe .@c}tp=
rclle og toffeoc 6en for oen5 1lon1cr-
fe6c Mrbcioc / set forlgbnc Mar. Sen
rettct CIT 1erlig Tof til Nora @nocr-
lc11, Scr bar bGret Meole1n of &lub~
ben bclc 6en Sis, bnn bar bGret beo
ltniberlitetct, bar berct &luhcei1s
Gcfrctpr tire slor og bar 6orrct=
ningsfbrcr for og meoipillelloe oct
ScI1fop, 1on1 un6er Wrs. 9otbne5
2coelle opf6rtc 9}ils &iers Set lpf
felige &a1g".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
Spif @ienopbp9ning / Tranfrisc.

Baris, 136c eSnni. 2ol1tS 2ou-
cbcnr, Ser CT sSral1friges rigeite
Man6 er mt Mc6lem of &egieringcn
1om Mini1tcr for Sc al &rigen ber>
icoc @gre / gfor6 6ra11frige og @al=
ter &atbcnou, ionL noar bortiees fra
Sugo @ti1ncs4 er 6en n1egtiglte
Mono / 3piflon0 og font Meolem al
9fcgicringen bar set &berb at leoe
@je11opbpgningen of 2anoet efter
&rigen begpn6te igaar / geas1an SO
tel @iesbaoen er &onference, bbor
Sc ffol 6isflttere, bbor meget oe 25,-
900 Trebrie 1fal foite> iom Sp1t-
lono ifo1 ienoe til georo 6ranfrigs
for at erltatte 0e &nfe> font bleb poes
lagt Ser n116er &rigen. (,
Gn Zig &onference fan ie ganiff
ulfploig l16> for set flyer fig felp, at
ser ntaa bo1oes en &onference for at
fomme til gnigbe6 ONT en- Sroni1lg.
Men ser berettes MT fra officielt
%olo, at &onferencen fan fgre til eli
dfononi1f syor1taaelfe mellem Sc to
2anoe. Mon tror> og oet moo bi1t<
nof bere iant> at 6e to inoflpoelles-
riae>Meno fon1ner til at oisfntere |
fine 1tore &ope6tref ben ftpr1te ino1t
1trielle @o1oe1 bele 8eroen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
Tersus 'TaQs os Sme91t.

9et er aoifillig 8Deeebirfiom
be6 bert 8Den, ti1tro6s for baar6'
Yengetioer. Sorlt6en 6e it6rre 8nl
geforetagen6er, faa1om @onrtbus
>&irferpib., bit mani fi1t6e at ser bpe
ges 8eboe1iesbnle ne1ten a1le Sell
al 8pen. Set tegner go6t for Ser
gus Sails.
W}r. og W1rs. Martin &otbe bol
1o1gt fit @icnn pao Suf Ctr. iD6 til
s(11guit Nel1on fra Sorbome og flpt
teo igaar til Dnl1tb, bbor Sc ogte>
at bo for Set fdrite iolfalo, i16ti1 o@
fer bDor1e0cs Sc lifcr Jig. 9e Dar
nen1Iig to @ptre font Dor Ser. Scr
og Wers. Static bor boet beri 8pel'
omfring 40 9lar pg er 1oaIeocs
b1an6t Sc G16ite SSSn6bpggere al boz
gp. Me0 0em fplger Sc beoite On,
ifer al 6eres gat11c geabocr og mat
&c @efien6te fer, at Sc bill fin6e Jig
bel tilfreoS tit npe &jem 0uIntb.
Sntfring en- ltgc fi6en bleb 6e bort.
reiien6e git en baffer Mfffe6sfeit al
fine Nabocr og &enncr. 0crcs Sat
ter MrS. gg. sc. Chapman, font bcr=
til for cit ltges Sis 1i6e1t og bar Sem
bebielpe1ig me6 61ptningen.
- M3r. og W}rs. Motbias 8rn
fben, ion1 bor 7 WfiI moro fra &otb
iap, b1eb bebage1ig oherralfet / Sgn=
bags gfter1ni60ag Mnle0ntng oeres
50oe 8rp1lups6og. Mer. og Mrs.
@r11ipe1t bar paq Wu6stje11eite / 3d.
mar &irfc, 93otb1ap, orn Gormi6oo=
gen, og nit far Set fig Zig at oe eno~
nr fjdrer me6 &citelfp6s, og f1e6enS
&eitenc trippet &jcmober gift Outfit
big af Mntomobilcr famine &etntno
og naar 50-9(ors Yorret font Silent
bar Gnnet fu16t af 9luton1obiler og
eSolf. Snfring 900 Men11elfer bar
iarn1et. &bin6crne bu66e bragt &11r
be ful6c of ol1lags goo Mo6 1nc6 fig,
fom bleb icrberct ioainart man fon1
/ Sr6cn. Otter Scrberingen bolot
Haitor 2ongelan6 cn on1laaen6c Ta-
fe, bbori bon ie1bfglgeIig forflorte
bborfor man fom 1oa ma1oiterfe og
uoe1t Gor1eI. Son1tioig oberrofte
bon ogiaa @e0ersparret $50 / @ul6
pcnge. &orte Ealer bleb bpl6t al
6. 6. 8eterlo1t .. $. Gfern og Or.
-Serflon6. @fterni66ogen blcb me-
get bpgge1ig ti1brogt og oenne Cant
menfomit bill 1Gnge 1nin0eS af allc,
iom bar tilite6e og oa 1nrlig of Set
Grb9r6igc @e6erspar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
Sra Stanbimabe,t.

Den oonife @r6nlan6sforlfer @nno
f&osmusien bnr nplig offe11t1iggiort
fBlonerne Tor 6en fen1te &bu1e- Ct
Ipeoition, iom ifl1I6e ofreiie fra @i6-
Ebenbabn SEN 256e Moi og lite beroc
Etilbage fdr ONT ire Mor. Offentlig-
|5gi6relien fan6t @teo forIe6en Mften
II geografiF @elifab / &ibbenbopn i
ct Goreorag al !&nuo &osmusien.
&ans 0lion Mlfei, 2diten, fp16tc
SEN 136e Moi 100 Mar. &an bar I
Marenes 2eb 6rebet forifiellige
@maabrue @pgoen iaa 100zMar-
|:ingen bor not fit lange 2ip toget
smange t1tnge Sag ion @aar6sarhei=
|=oer. @atnle Sans M1fei bor a1ti6
lbobt go6 &elle. S 6e ii6ite Mor bar
bon 6og beret iengeliggen6e for set
|itnefte, paa @runo al Ml6er6on1sibag
Deb. g}n Dor fan poo 2piten @or1Ie
Iebien1.
0et 11orife Mislions1eIffabs &C.
neraliefretGr me66e1er> at Se1ifas
BETS SsSSn6tester 1920 u6gioroe &r.
2,371, lao, bboraf bel 214 Mi1lion
bor oirefte @uber til Misionsbirf=
fot1be6en. Dcn pfononttIfe ShIling
bar ii6ite &alooar iaa bonifelia, at
man 1aotte optage ct 2oon poo 200,
900 &roner Stabangerbanferne
for at bol6e 9Qrbei6et be6ltge. Den
ltigen6e @obein6tegt / 46e &barta1
bor in1i6Ierti6 fat @elifabet i1to11o
til at in6fric 2oanet. Sognepreit
@baro, 0berboHen, foreilaar, at 6er
til birfelig borig 8e6ring al SEN sfo
niife 5tilling poalegges bbert Meb
1em al @elitabet at ifaffe min6ft 2
&roner u6enom 6e fe6banIige @aber
og @i6rag
0et norife Gitans6ebarten1e11te
ne66eler, at Ser n1eI1em Departe-
||naentet paa SEN enc St6e og &an1-
bros @anf Of 9}orthern Commerce
2t6 og 8orcfups 8ottf 9t6., 2on=
opn, poo 6en a16en @i6e er ruttet
=sRaHSntraft ONT ct s,bt 6 Broce,tts
@totsloa116 til gelbb al 4 MiI1ioner
Bl1n6 5terltng til sSortiettelfe al
Ssser1tbunebpgningen nj. b. 2aangi=
bernes Sfebreier1tanter ber 2a116et
er Ge1ttra1banfen for Norge, Mn6re-
icnS 8onf M.5. og. Q(.5 Mor1B ST.
beit1ne11t. 2aonebelbbet bill fgrit
blibe itillet til 0ispoiition ienere
paa Maret, og Set bi1 oerefter bltbe
tr1tffet in6, efterbbert fom 5totens
8ebob gjgr Set 1166be116ig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
Spibe @peeialiteter / sboe Mart.

~0amers bbioe GonbaS Eunps for
ifjeIlige @t6rrel1er, $1.95.
Daners bpioc Ganbas Orforos,
lab @el og bre0 Saa, 1926.
Corners bbi0e GonoaS Srforos,
@ngelif Toa og Gltban &Gl> $50.
Gamers bpibe Gonpas 5fo, ~Nib=
bon Tie", Gubon Sol, $2.S5.
Gamers bbi6e Gonpos Hunps,
1oh pg |bbi &G1> $500.
Enn1ps, bpt &nl, $500.
Gamers bpi6e gbe Glotb OrforoS
Gubon.&eI, 81 til 6, $3.50.
Doners bbi6e Nile Glotb Srfor6S
Cuban &el> 9lsl til 9, $3.50.
@igers bbi6e Ganbas One-Strof
Bun1ps, 111a til 9, $1.95.
8prns bpi6e Ganbas 0nc=Stra}
@n1rps> 81a til II, $1.75
@maaberns bpi6e Ganbas Sne.
@trop, 5 til s for $t.25 og $3.50.
Gamers forte Ganpas Sne=5tra&
Lab &el og bre6 Eaa> 1926.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
st al Sc frp9teli9ite Mfor6.

Sarge og Sn1egn bleb ofpigte ltae
rpltet ober cit l1gjcr11ing font oltt0
bill itoa blan6t oe bGs1igite Eilhra=
gcllcr 8pen. Weils Moric Micf bpi5
&jern bar / @rbgla Wfil1n., font til
8Dc11 og tog in6 paa Ercscott 9otcl,
og bleb famine Scat n1pr6et. Dct bi-
1tc fig at Mor6eren bo66e bltn0ct %
fneblct be116e, f6r fan tog benhes
2ib. 0a Mi1s @icf gif tillc1gs ON
&beloen bo0 bnn ONT at b1ipc bpf=
fet &1. 7 neitc Morgcn. 90 mani
poo set faitiotte &loffeilGt bonteoe
poo bcn0eS 9pr flcrc @ange, og bum
fife ipdrte, unocrldgtc man 5agcn
og op6ogc0c JorbrD0cl1cn.
st &11ocbar bar blit brlgt til &nc
bel, og &en6ernc bar b1it bul1oct iii
CIT Sengefolpe me0 ct Saanlflgoe.
Gberc 5aor / &obcoet bite Dpos-
aorlagclt. Ser bar @lo6ipor pau
@ngge11, og Mpnoigbe6crnc trocoe>
at BUN boooe fjempet me6 Solos<
ntot1oen, 1om antage1ig bab6c obcr-
fol6t ben6e, ef ftcrat bnn bar gaaet til
iengs. S SEN enc of ben0es fnptteoe
&en6er bor en- GOT af graat 9aar,
bbilfcn ipncs at tp6c paa, at oet bor
en el0re Mano, 1om ba06e 6r9bt
bcn6e. Gountpfontmisiionen bar op
1tiIlet en- @eI61t1ing al $500 for Eoa
gribelien of Mor6eren, og BET font
me bor 8pitDret gjort; men btottl
bar man iffe bnret i itan6 til at op-
flare Mffere1t eller pad ltgiernings=
man6en paagrebet. Wepnoigbeoerne
bar W}istm1fe faa flere, men enonlt
iffe fun6et ti11treffelige 8ebiier. -
Sen mDroe6e Fige bar 9atter al
W5r. og Mfrs., Sans ,@icf, fom bor
beo @rpg1a, Minneiota. SUN ba;
fp6t i gferbeben al Herlep, Minn.,
og bar 18 glor garnnel.= Gnnilien
| far boet be6 @rDgla onHri11g 9 9lar
9igen bo6oe fife beret Sarge fgr.
| og bar ,1lt paa @et til ct anbet @teb
ii 81. Dnf. og btlbe fun ftanofe 6ar-
| go en- Gag eller to. SUN par @ur*
ttsifriperffe % ftges at be- ppret e1
naaagt. Seefbelthbey oa Ilttagt ;9gtte;
! RlibfageI3en bas uan- ltttIaabpHa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
@tebnet / Mimpt.

Oct treble og 1ibite 9iter6alsitep-
ne bette 9lor, 1on1 ffol afbolocs / Mi
NOT 9f. O., "a 1916 Sum- Iober
go6t. 8Io1t6t &olerne lom CT {ifret
:er, g. g. Sougan, 81. @e1to3 og 8.
.M. Gois. Minot 8p lober en- itorSla-
igen Mo6tage1ie. Dette blir set cf-
ficielle og egettlige Ma:sntb6e for
32aget.
+ syre6agsaften 6en 24oe pil Ser blt
@o6tageliesfeit. 81 formo6cr, at sc
fle1te Gt1reiien6e bill onfom1n1e naa
Gre6og. @ftermi6oag. 2prcog Gor-
:n1i66ag be1fom1ttoler og &apporter
! fra, 2ogets @mbe6smen6. Hoa CT
lternt66ag Sorretningsiesiion, in6<
abefatten6e balg al gmbeosmGno. -
E9m Mftenen itorilagen 8anfet. -
4S6n6ag sormi6oag @n6st;encltc.
,@pn6ag @ftern1i06ag itort 5rtlnft2<
Zng6e. 9lter6pler, belfon1men til
|Weinot. 8el ltDrell len.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15

ct. ,0[af goHegt / @ortbfiel6 bob
SC iaar @uberngr s. 81. 8. Brcns
iom Geittofer bp fin @raoltotion3-
feft. @ubern6ren gior6e / ct fort
Smri0s 6en gra6uerc110e &lasie op~
merflomt poa> bbo6 bar ng6ren6igt
for at fDl6e Sc Stilli1lger, lnm man
lottes til 2ipet, og fan opiorore6e
blon6t onoet @ro0ue11terne til at il1=
tere51ere fig Yolitif. 9an mentc
Ser bar e1t itor Mongel be0 ioo6anne
ser life bi1be befatte fig me6 s7cajc-
ringsofferer 6en &re6s, hbori 6e
1attes. ct. Olaf College 1tolcnote
ioor ct al fine 1tprite &u(6 @rahu=
enter, 11e111ltg 102 Bachelors Of slrts
| Bachelor of M1&iic og 4 1ne6 Giplo
mcr Wfn1if.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
Sc pperippmmeoe 9iitriftcr.

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1trift / Colorado CT MI 11ogct bcor1
Mttcn 'Ecr1oncr lfa1 bGrc omfon1n1tt
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ite6t en- 2ilte> Ser in0ebo1ocr 1877
@opne poo labne0c Eerloner. 81
itcn blep u6fpr0igct cftcr l1n0crlpgcl
icr of &jnlpcarbci6ets &obcofpartcr
/ &oaobulct. &optcin Wocf onilo1
gicn6omstobct Ga sSl111ta Oiitrtf=
tet til mc1lcm $800>000 og $t,000,-
900. 0en fprlte 9lf0cling of Sen
2cir for Np0libcn0c> 1on blir or
goniicret, CT nu unoer Opcropipn al
Trel1csarmcen. s 2circn nil fl1nne
run1tnes 10000. Ser CT 1000 Scr
Toner 6rcllesormeens gfoeling, op=
ID1Ie NDIl1IQ1l1 S9O1ller &. Sculc, pH
1900 til bcl1tcocs. Oct or nntlig, at
Qeiren 1nao benDttes 1om n1i0lertioig
Eilflngtslte6 for bele Set oberibgnr
meoe Mreo1 laopellom for Nueblo
gn Me6oelel1c ON 5pgbon1sfor=
boIoene efter Sperlp9mmellen blcb
gibet for1e6en al Or. Sobn s. CIR
nell / De syorene6e 5taterS $;obeo=
fontor for @unobe6sbeiel1. Ser CT
So Eilfeloe al 9ifterit, bporaf 81
| er / &borontene, 4 Eilfel6e al 5far
| lagensfeber, 2 al 93erbefeber, s al
@maafopper og 10 al @9rnefopper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-15
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Breite iom Ball @earers. Pa1tcr
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rita / 18 9lors M16eren og begpnote
1on 5tn6ent paa 2ntber College I
9ecorob> sSa., bbor ban itl1oere6e
flere 9lar. 1880 gra0mere0e ban fra
en 1l&tberif @re1teifo1e / st. 2ouis>
$780, og bleb famine 9lar ien0t no
1om Mislioner til SD6en blan0t
@egrene, 1om 6enne Ei6 b1eb begDnbt
&an boboe mt birfet 1om loo6an /
40 9lor og beret 6enne MislionS
superintendent i flere Mar. Sn~
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ertra sSon6 bot 17,40C, 900 til Hoa
oigbeo for H1~rcGicinltitttct / Git':
burgb og &arnegi.5 2Snltitnte #
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mems Trui uitees op1pler> at Millioner=
ne 1fol o1benoes til 6e nnpnte sSSn1tt-
tntioners &ebligebol6 og til bi6cn
lfabclig @ranlfninger.
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goae11oe 6e fren1meofb6te i SEEM
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9fuslan6 itaar bpieit paa 81 ten meo
100000, 6erefter fotnner ita1iencr=
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bar Sc 6on1i11eret6c 8Den, er MI
hummer 3 meo 100000 - 10000
min6re en6 / 1910. Ep1fernc er
goat ibert tilbogc S 1910 bar oet
278,000, ser ongab Gplflm16 font
oeres SSp6elon6 og MT CT Ser fun 1913
000. Sra Gnglono og 5fot1an6 ct
Ser $4,000. Scr fin6es 67,250
1fan6inober Nctp Oorf Gitp, bbor,
al 33,637 Gbcnifer, 24526 g}or6=
1nnn6 og 9,087 9onifc.
Torb pil ontagc1ig 111art bli al1ni'
6elig @renolel beroppe ONT iffc a1le
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Mtomi5co sSl1el Company bil / SSuli
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beriicre Torb til 8r11f 9u111tb, tat
fra Mprene / ct. 2o1is Goulttp
&ompaniet agtcr at anl9ggc cn eSar
BRIT @ulrtb, Scr 1fa1 frtnre 1eberc
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8rGn61el er so pGt. al baar6c Sui
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ni11gen. Og ct. 2oris Golt1tp bar
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