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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
E CREDENTIALS

"Once a charming young woman
presented a small check at my win
dow" said the speaker at a recent
bankers convention" She was trans
parently honest, but had no acquaint-
ance in the bank nor any letters or
other papers with her. 1 asked her
If she had a handkerchief or some
article of jewelry marked with her
name or initials. After a moments
deep thought her face frightened and
she asked:
would an initial garter buckle
do?"
did she get the money!" asked a
voice in a tone of detached scientific
inquiry from the back of the room.
II must remind you," said the
speaker, j%udicially, that a banks re-
lations with it's clients often are high
ly confidential"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
NEW YEAR GREETING

This issue of the Sentinel is being
published on the eve of the New Year,
to enable it's force to participate In
the gala masquerade ball that will
usher in the New Year in Eureka
and to enjoy the holiday tomorrow.
The resumption of work on Ruby
Hill that was heralded here to-day
with great rejoicing, will tighten the
hearts and lift the loads from many
Eurekans. Everybody can rejoice
and dance tonight on the strength
of the good news, when happy greet
ings will be in order.
This New Years Day in old Eu~
reka should take on some of the life
of the past, and all should enjoy the
holiday in the face of the better out
look and brighter prospects.
The Sentinel wishes everybody a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
SANS MINING POISON
FOR USE IN SPRING

E. R. Sans, director of the United
States biological survey, is busy these
days with his assistants in preparing
poisoned oats to be used in the Spring
campaign against ground squirrels,
says the Reno Journal. 1t has been
found that breathing the air that ris-
es from the mixture as it is being
stirred is so severe upon the workers
that only two hours al be spent on
the work at one time. The workers
have to wear sponges over the mouth
and nose and even then they often
experience a bitter taste in the mouth
several hours after the work is fin
ished. So far this season fifteen tons
of the mixture have been prepared.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
OF CANDY
NOW GOES DOWN

New York, Dec. 27.-Around the
fluffy feminine tea tables where the
chocolate cream has not been dis
carded for the cigarette, and in the
haunts Of male youth in the flowers
and candy stage Of LA Grande Pas
sion," the jubilatfon was great this
afternoon. The price of candy has
gone down.
The debacle in the candy market
came with the announcement Of the
Liggett Stores of a revision of prices
of all candy with drops ranging from
8 to 33 1-3 per cent. And the price
of fancy chocolates, which, Of course,
is Of greatest interest to the tea table
chocolate fiends and to the gay young
Lothario, took the biggest tumble Of
all from $3.50 a pound to 81.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
FAVOR FEDERAL
LICENSE SYSTEM

Washington, Dec. 26.-Establish-
ment of central markets for perish
able food products in all large cities
and the setting up of a Federal Ii
censing system applicable to all deal
ers in such foods at those markets Is
proposed by the Federal Trade Com
mission In it's annual report to-day to
Congress.
The commissions conclusions are
based on an investigation covering
many months and it declares that
Federal action is necessary to obtain
effective regulation and to avoid I'M
fair and wasteful practices with the
consequent effect on prices. In the
present system the commission sees
as a hindrance to the proper passage
Of perishables from the producer to
the certain intertrade deal
ings which it believes should be elm
mated, and it suggests that the hand
ling of these products be surrounded
by numerous regulations and r%estric-
lions such as the recording of avail
able supplies, the dating of cold stor-
age periods and provisions for auc-
ton marketing.
Facilities should be made adequate,
the commission says, to enable the
producer to ship freely into the cen
trail markets and with proper pro-
lection of his interests The mar
keting system should be so governed
that Objectionable boarding would be
eliminated and proper coordination
of transportation facilities should be
accomplished to make deliveries GER
tain when required.
The commission says that the
needed reforms can harly be expect
ed to be accomplished by the initia-
tive Of the Dealers" and asserts that
State and municipal authorities lack
adequate power to effectively regu-
late the handling of the food sup
plies. Although cooperation Of State
and local authorities and railroads
might accomplish the ends sought,
the commission believes this plan
does not hold out much hope for a
satisfactory solution of the problem
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
ROAD AND R VALUES

In determining the profits OF any
industry, distance from market is a
vital factor, and this factor is reck-
oned, not by miles merely, but by
hours and effort expended or the
road.
=. road from farm to city that en-
ables a farmer both to increase his
load and cut down his running time,
adds value not only to every pound
of his produce, but to every acre of
his land. More than this, it increases
the value of every bit of real estate
in the city, for it enriches and widens
it's tributary territory.
A study of road conditions in a
certain section of Mississippi showed
that on the old dirt roads the aver
age team of horses could haul from
1900 to 1000 pounds of freight eight
miles and return with the empty
wagon in one day. The cost of haul
per ton mile was 81 cents.
On the new roads, which yer
about equally divided between water
bound macadam and sand-and-clay-
topped earth, the load ranged from
$500 to $500 weight and the cost per
mile was reduced to 20 cents. Paved
roads as good as our Base Line road
would cut that figure in two, or near
ly so.
On ordinary Oregon dirt roads a
team hauling a ton five miles con-
sumes the better part of a day on the
round trip. Two such trips would
overwork the horses, and in wet
weather the road might be wholly
impossible.
On hard surface roads a light mo-
tor truck would haul three and pos
sibly four such loads daily. With
out question a farm ten miles from
market on a paved road is actually
| nearer than one on a dirt road five
miles away.
Good roads move every acre of
farmland nearer to market, nearer
to school, nearer to church, nearer
to the theatres, nearer to neighbors.
In the Mississippi district mentioned,
with dirt roads, the school attend
ance was 70 per cent. On the i'm
proved roads it moved up Immediate
ly to 81 per cent, and the quality of
schools was improved at the same
time and obviously for the same rea-
| son.-Portland Telegram.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
WORTHLESS DRAFT
FOR LIVE STOCK

Elko, Dec. 27.-One hundred head
of cattle for which Ike Woodhouse of
Ruby Valley was given a draft by H.
A. Asbill have been stopped in transit
at Marysville, Cal, and will be re-
turned to Woodhouse at his expense.
In the meantime peace officers in sew
eral Western States have been asked
to arrest Asbill, who has disappeared,
The transaction for the sale of the
cattle was contaminated last week
and the shipment was made before
Woodhouse discovered, according to
his charge, that the draft was worth
less. The draft was drawn on J. A.
Carpenter at the First National Bank
at Winnemucca.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01

In these Volstead days a man may
smell like a barber shop and yet not
have a shave In q week,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01

tickets or boxes of matches from the
sale of which the government also
obtains revenue. On each match
box is printed a moral maxim which
may be considered the al fresco sub
stitute for the framed NOTICES that
adorn some North American homes.
"Just as Uruguay is free from ply
steal EXTREMIST is without noun
tains of gorges, deserts or jungles-
so Montevideo is without social ex-
tremes. 1t has 40 squalid slums and
no ostentatious 'millionaires' row. 1t
may not inaptly be dubbed a COM
Portable bourgeois paradise.
"Montevideo is famed for its port
which is n of the best on the At
lantic coast of the Americas. The
city has a population exceeding AGO.
900, more than a quarter of the pop
ulation of the entire $4,000 square
miles of the republic. In 1900 Monte
vieo was the largest and most i'm
portant city in South America. 1t is
now surpassed by Buenos Aires, Rio,
and Santiago de Chile, while it's rank
as fourth city is closely contested by
Sac Paulo, Brazil"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
ASK QUARANTINE SURVEY

The farmers of Washoe County
are asking for a quarantine survey on
the hay and grains of that section.
The entire county was placed under
quarantine early in the Fall for
weevil in alfalfa. It is contended
that the weevil is confined to a small
area and that the extensive quaran-
tine is working a great hardship on
the ranches free from the bug.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
NEVADA TEAM WINS IA TO O

According to reports the Nevada
football team won their game on
Christmas Day at Honolulu IA to O..
The game was holly contested and it
was only by team plays were the Ne
vada boys able to core. The Homo
lulu team was composed of stars, but
they lacked team work and for this
reason were unable to score.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
SECRETARY Of STATE
COLBY At M0NTEWDE0

Montevideo, Dec. 28.-Bainbridge
Colby, American Secretary OF State,
who arrives here to-day, faced a busy
program of entertainment which will
continue until Friday night. A ball
by the American colony, a dancing
party by the ~Uruguayan Club and a
banquet by the municipality are fea-
lures of the entertainment program.
Elaborate police arrangements were
made to control the throngs at the
dock.
Montevideo, capital of the Repub-
lie of Uruguay, where Secretary OF
State Colby is on the second OF his Of
fetal visits in South America, is de-
scribed in the following bulletin is
sued by the National Geographic So
ciety:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
BIG REDUCTIONS IN CLOTHING

Chicago, December 27.-The gi-
gantic advertised clearance sales by
merchants in this city ushered In the
lowest prices in clothing since 1914.
A million dollars worth Of clothes,
hats, blankets and other large stocks
of goods will be thrown on the mar
ket in after Christmas sales.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01

A later account states that Car
penter's deposit was found to be in
error, and the check has since been
honored.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01
BUT CONSIDERABLE

VI TCONS1DEKATE
"What do you do, young MANI"
"Me? I'm a lifesaver."
"A lifesaver?"
Eyes; I propose to girls and then
don't marry 'em. for if I did they'd
starve to death."-Florida Times
Union.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-01

Legal blanks for sale at the "Sen-
tinel" office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

no fiie sic ebrtp. SdDeitern .. g. s.,
Goberta .uno @erlnnbn i'm ct. Ha,
nebifts &onbent beiudten.
Ganilie Ebeo6or gbesfe fat ibr
&eim Don bier nab ct. Glonb ber>
|legt.
Sobn &abn, Brau uno &in6er bon
gben 8alleD fDaren bier BEL Serrn
|9nbn's SdmeIter, 5rau S. g. &obez
nader, am borDergangenen Sonntog
auf 8eiud.
Matbias 9eoier un6 8rau bon
Settinger, g. O., trafen bier per Mr=
tomobil Elm als gdlte Ser gltern bes
|9errn 9eoter.
georg Martbaler> 6rau un6 aill=
Ser begaben lid nod ct. Glouo, mo-
Der 1amilienbater 0ie Sommerl6ule
beiudt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
5duf Centre.

Mn Dorlebten Sreitagmorgen 1tnrb
I'M ct. @abriels &oSpital 5u 2ittle
Iuns 6ron Maria Dob6e, Mutter Der
6rn1 81. sc. @allace bon bier, int TO-
ben Mlter bon 11t6t gang "a Sabren.
9ie 2ei6e 1p11r0e 11ah Macon, Weo,
sur 8%eerbigung gebradt.
@ier miro eire Notwithstanding
gebout, 1T Ser 5000 Biz 5000 9ulde1
&S~artoffeln nntergebradt meroen font
men. Dos 11eue l1nternebmen miro bon
Ser 6trma Barter & SAB belorgt.
Sobalb Elm geeignetes @runoitiid err
langt 1T, miro NIT Dem 8au Ser Hsies
berlage begonnen rperOen.
SIM ber1adbarten 6airD Safe somz
mer=GeiIort miro. Die pierte Sl1lifeter
in groBartiger 8eiie begangen mer=
Ben.
Moh mebrere Sage tangent 8ein-
he IN ct. 9eter nn6 ct. Eall 1ino
6. so. @iaig, 8attin nnb Sobn, nod
Sonie 5nriiiitdgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
St. Vtholds.

Sn Ser bieiigen Bfdrrfirbe lieben
am Oienltngmorgen pabreno zines
|pom bodtp. 9errn Sbouenberger nm
70 ltbr gebaltenen 8rautamtes tbren
|Grenbnno bnr9 Brie1tersbano iegnen
Snbert Miiuer, 5obn Der 5nr @ol6
|Gpring @emein6e geb0rigen 5amilie
Sobonn Miiler, nnb SRI. 8eronifo
l1tebt, So6ter Ser Samilie Sron5
l1tedt bon bier, l1nter 6eren galtlidem
0bbab I'M @reiie elmer beiteren @a<
lteI9aor Elm gemitlides So45ettsfe1t
gefeiert mrr6e, mobei bas @bepaar
nit 6en moblgemeinteiten @liidmIn=
lden bebo9t 1prtr6e. DaB lib 6ieielben
bertpirfli9en mogen, lit Ser onfrib=
tige W1tn19r bes vNoroltern."
2etten Sonntug beim Sodonte
perabf9ie6ete iih ser bo6m. Efarrer
S6oqenberger in elmer ergretf enoen
Breoigt bon ser Don linn felt Sen leb-
ten Sabren in iegensretder Beiie ae-
leiteten ct. Mifolons @emein6e. Dte
tim bon @er3en 5ugetone @erneinoe
bottle fir Sen Mbenb cine Mbl6ieos=
feier eggplant, bon meldem Borbaben
Ser bodm. &err Sdouenberger nber
@in6 befom unb ii6 bes ibm geplan-
ten gbrenbetpeiies ent5og. 8ts ietn
Na9folger ernonnt lit, miro er Der
@emeinbe Dor teben. Mm 16. Suit
miro er ouf oem 9umpfer 2ap1oro
in Seem Oorf onf bobe See geben rro
nah 8egriiBunq ieiner Mngeborigen
in ser olten @eimot nod 6om rei<
len, tpo er ii9 peiteren tbeologi1den
Stu6ien mi0mer miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
q. Ju1,i, 1921.

bent beoeutungspoGen Gage &ebm1re
tragen min. oa51 1T &ibmonD Die be-
1te @eIegenbett finbet.
Nah 8ouenoung Ser rmarbeitane
ser Iabrif Ser &idmono cooperate
ben Creamery a11ociution perfiigt Die
5es @inage iiber eine ser mooernltel1
811tterfabrifen I'M Go1ntp uno lit aus
idltebIi1es @igent1m bon Sor1ner1l,
Sic 1id1 81. bieiem llnternebmel1 our
1amn1e11geton boben. Die innere gln-
rid,tltno entlpridt Sen allerneltelten
GerhGltniiien, 10 Dab mn 0as auerbez
1te Eroouft aus oerielben b%erporgeben
miro.
Sernnonn Eprberg mltrbe bon ieiz
rer @attin nit einem geiunOen Sobn=
d)er beidenft, mpsl1 oem G%lternpoare
bieIieitige gliid1uiinide 5ugingen.
Strut 8ernbor0 Noromonn, melhe
iid, lette ISOLDE i'm bieligen 9ospitul
elmer idtpierieen Operation nnter5og,
lit INNER nod cine idmer franfe
Sra1.
Nod) l6ngerem 8eiude BEL bieiigen
Gernanoten unb Srennoen itnh Mn-
ton 8odes unb @attin noh ibrem
Seim in gosbp, g. o, %5uriidgefebrt.
SRI. Sofa Mblen, melhe megen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
st. 1ohns uniperlttv,

S11 letter @ohe itano ct. Sobns
i'm 3ei6en Ser &onpenttonen. Mm
Miiiittttpoh fanb sic Neunion Ser alten
|Stnoenten Der nniDerfitdt itatt, mel9e
[Seltlidfeit nit ei11em in Der COLLEGE
@apene gebaltenen Geql,iem fir Die
Seelenrnbe ser beritorbenen Mlltmnen
eingeleitet m1r6e. @oM mar Die Mn=
|5ob1 gu ser &el1nion erfhienenenMlnm
men cine erfreuli6e, lie more ober belS
Ter ge1peien, menn reidlidere nnb get
Itigere gefonntmahltngen oer Sflt0en=
ten : 3uiammenfunft erlalien noroen
mGrer. ct. Sobn's bereitete 1eiren
often 3oqIingen eiren ber5li6en Gm-
|bfnng, nie Sic 5tubenten ibre 2iebe
Iuno MnbG1gIihfeit an 6ie Mlma Ma<
ter AIM MusDrnd brndten. S1 Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
5duf Rdpi0s..

&ommenoen Sonntag miro n1f Ser
S. 3. 8. Gilman 6arm in @atab
6as erlte Ser beri6ie6ene1 bon Sen
.Sanf &api6s Mutomobil Club fir
Sic 6%iesjdbrige Satfon geplanter &ic@
MICS abgebalten mer6en. Webrere So
mitees baben 6ie Yldne fir Sen Mus=
flug ausgearbeitet nn0 lteuen Sen
Eeilnebmern i6one Sttn0en I'M Grei=
EN- in Musii9t. 9us erlte Btcnic muir
6e bon 6em Mntomobil Club lebten
gonntag a1tf Ser beiagten Gilman
Sarm in @atab abgebalten. gs bat
ten iib at 6ieiem gegen 500 2ente
aus Sauf @api6s, SorteG uno ct.
glou0 ei%ngefunoen, Sic ale iih Ser
id0nen 11nterbaltnng in ber5ltder
@ei1e freuten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
st. n1artin.

6amilie Martin Nou mobnte Ser
Dienltag lebter 8ode in &ibmon6
itattgefnnbenen Experimentation
Sod5eit bel.
@eidmilter &oia nno @ilba @aebr
er1tutteten in ct. Glouo bel GerlDan0=
ten uno 6reun6en einen mebrtdgigen
8ein@.
Die Bierte Sulifeier miro bier IN
beiierer nno groBartigerer @eiie BE-
gongen als ie 5nbor. Wit BEN 8orbe=
reitungen 6a5n lit man nod miner
in poQen @ange, nnb Die 8eranital<
ten mer6en es 1i9 CUR boben gbre al1=
rebnen, auen, Sic iib 5u 3ieier Seier
einfin0en, re6t angenebm Stltn0en
81 berciten.
Sri. 2anretta Meier, Die li6 mdD.
reno oes leBten Sobres 5n ibrer 20.
beren 9eranbiloung in Wiscon1in be.
innc, 1T ms glternbauS CUR Tafan1
5l1rilfgefebrt.
Soiepb 8. Mon0lo6 bat }ein Seim
bon bier nn9 Spur Citation Derlegt
100 er i'm fomrnen0en 56uliabre it'd
ser Sugen0beranbilbung mi6mer
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
5prin9 btu.

SSn Minneapolis Iieb iib Dienltaq
letter @ode Sri. Cha @inter, Sod
ter ser Sumilie Soiepb 8inter Dol,
bier, bon Ben. @dnnltenfemper aus
Soma als 8raut gum Era1taltare fiib=
rem. Nadmittags traf 6as 8rautpaar
bier Elm, un6 abenbs fono BEL Sen
8routeltern Elm i60nes &o65eitsfe1t
ltatt, nobel sic germablten, sic in
Soma 5u @au1e fem merpen, Sic anf=
ri6tigiten @liidminide fir cine err
folgrei6e 3nfunft entgeeennabme11.
M0ge es 6em iungen Haare itets nod
8nni6 ergeben!
9ie Sobann @inter un6 Sobonn
@al5 6an1ilien bon Mabnomen mob
men bier an Dem @inter : gbnlten=
femper Sod5eitsfelte tell.
Sci einem am 9ie%nl togmprgen in
Ser bieligen Hfarrfirde bonn bod)tp.
Serrn Bfeiffer gebaltenen 8ralttam-
tie lieBen ibren Greubnnb burd) Hrie=
.Itersbon6 iegnen Clemens @onters
un6 Sri. Mnna Sung. SIM Seim ser
8raut nabm 6os i11nge 8oar, 6as ouf
elmer nabe Nortb Sort gelegenen
Garm Ben eigeren @er6 griir6en miro
Sic beiten misunderstanding entgegen.
Sran5 Mebger 11n6 @ottin traten
bergangene ISOLDE per Mutomobil Ell
ne 8eiudsreiie nod Monnt Carmel,
&c. g., an.
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men Linton.

i3um Belten ser @emein6e miro
an1 glorrei6en Gierten i'm i60nen
~i@robe" nabe Der Stride Elm &C.
meinoefelt gefeiert, mo5u Die belten
gorbereitungen unter Mnmeiinng 6es
lteqbertretenoen Yfarrers P. Gapio,
.. g.. s., getroffen mer6en. Sic
6rauen ser @emeinOe merben fit bas
6eiteilen Gorge trogen, oas gemeinz
lam I'M GrOgeidoB ser &irde 1erDirt
miro.
Sri. gli1obetb Neumann lit na6
langerem 8eiude BEL bieligen Ser
ipan6ten na6 ibrem 9eim in Hier5
5uriifgefebrt.
I SRI. G~res5er1tio SUB fat it6 Weitz
te letter 8o6e 81 8elub nod ct.
Glon0 begeben.
6ra1 S. IS. &obemader lit mfa1tgs
lebter ISOLDE nad g6en @aaeD ge=
reilt, no tie iid einige Gage be1uhs=
peiie BEL ibrer Iodter, 6rau 81. Stnf,
oufbielt.
Soiepb &1tnb er%i tattete ieinem in
minneapolis mobnenoen SfiDager
Wen6t einen 8eiltd un0 bradte 1ei=
men Sobn Mnton, melher 6aielblt
mdbren6 oes lebten Shl1lja6res eine
Gh11le beinhte, beim.
Sobn Snuer un6 @attin nn6 Trnl1
Saul Fiidfe Daren IN ct. Spiepb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

Die balbidblibe Berinm11I11ng ber
itaatliden o@ntrolIbeb0r6e miro in
Der bieiigen Observation-Disclosures.
ltalt mabren6 bes Monats Mugnii
~itattfin6en.
SRI. Slibin Minette bon gntbanf,
Mont., befinbet ii9 gu ibrer 51pei $50
6en 6auern6en 8afana bier an Ser
Seite ibrer @lternL S. 6. Minette nnb
|Srau. 2ebtere ma6ten bergangene
ISOLDE cine %@utoreiie nad Maoenn
nno 9ulutb> no Der 8eju1 5rennoen
gegolten bat.
Sacob Sdtpart inns @en1abIin bon
minneapolis erltatteten bieiigen Ser
monoten nn0 6reunoen ei1en mebrz
tagigen 8eiu6.
8ei6miiter Sbo u1o &adel 8oigbt
bon 8ismarf, g. 9, befinoen lid
bier lartgere 3eit in ser 6amilie 81.
S. Sano 5u @aite.
Sodtp. P. l1lrid, .. g.. g., bon
Der ct. Sobns 9lbtei, 8ru6er 0es
grantlgoms, belt Mittmodmorgen in
Der bieiigen ct. 8auls Stride Elm
8rautamt nno fopulierte 8il6eIm
gelte bon @e1t Union nnb Sri. 2u5iq
Sung bon bier. Mit ieinen gertparb-
ten nn0 6rel1n6en miinidt Sem jungen
Eaore, oos @eit Union 51 ieinem
9eim maht, audi ser uNorbltern" in
oaer aufridtiafeit Elm langcs ltno
ergiebige5 gbeleben.
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MISUNDERSTANDING i'm @el5 Sos
pital operiert palroe, befinbet iid
5tpor ori benz @ege Der 8eHerung,
miro aber nod einige @oben IN Der
Seilanitalt a,1sbalten miiiIen, bebor
iie nab Salie miro entlaIien merben
|fonnen.
81, elmer lesten Somitagnadmit-
tag in Der 8illage Sale abgebaltene1
&erlommlung mrroen bic Ylane fir
oen Saul Ser Hibmonb Mablmiible
BON Der 6ormers Milling unb glepa=
tor Company bon &idmonD berpoll-
ltd1bigt, nno miro bon beiagter Sc
ieuiduft Ser 8etrieb ser Wiible mie
oes @lepatprs an /. Suli iibernomz
men meroen. Die Company lit NIT et=
mem aapital bon 100000 orgoni-
liert. YrdiiDent Ser @eieui6aftl lit
Mid). Nies, s. 6. @eers, Giceprait=
bent 6. 8. @l1rlt, Sefretdr, Sdab=
metiter nno 9etriebsleiter uno oieIer
miro mitieinem @ater 6riboltn 81rit
iiber eroBes Sntereile in ser ne11en
S1corporation berfilgen.
Dr. nno Srau Martin s. Gimme
mann, tpelbe ibr 9eim felt Ben testen
a Sabre bier batte, fins nad ct. So
lepb, Sem 8ebnrtsorte bes 3ubnor5=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

Nadmittags tatteefunbenen sc.
ibdftsberiammlung nurbe @edtsan.
nalt sos. s.. 9imsl bon St. glpuo,
elmer Der our alten @arbe ~geborigen
lStu6enten, ols 8rdii0ent anlteae bes
Weihael Meisfopf bon ct. 8aul err
mabIt, Der lt6 in elmer ber5liben Mn-
iprade fir bie ibm unertpartet ge-
moroene @bre be0anfte. So6m. P.
1apio, 9. 6. g., murbe als Sefretar
uno bod)p. SEER Sobn @aiier bon
Chippewa Saus, @is., als geiltliher
Direction ernannt. @emab zines 8e=
idluiles murbe ein grefuttb Council
%ernannt, ser aus alien friiberen Bra=
liberten Ser Srternational Miiociatip11
uno Sen Hraiibenten Ser lofalen3meig
geleai6aften beitebt, bie Ser General
Mifociation als @iceprdii0enteL unter
bieien Dr. Nb. 6. Stangl, bon ct.
CLOUD, a%ngeb0ren. 9iele Beunior bnt
belier, ols @orte bies 5u be3ei6nen
perm0gen, tpie0er flar bepieien, 6aB
Sic o1ten 5tnoenten ibrer &eranbil=
oungsmitalt in 2iebe 11n6 Erel1e 5u=
getan iin6.
Cine gr0Bere G%eriammlung, ais
.|0ieienige, mel6e lebten Sreitag bier
bon Sem Stearns County Sarmersz
sbiiro %abgebalten mur0e, batte bts oa=
fin unier County ni6t 5u Der5eidnen.
Son aaen gden rnO &anten aus
.Stearns County, batten If gil 6ieier
&onpertion 2ente eingefunDen uno
NIT oielen batten ii6 @e1baftsleute
aus alien 5taoten un6 Srt1hoften
'bes County, namentlib lol6e aus Ser
Gountp=@auptita0t, Ste nit ibrer Mha=
itffapeae our 8erberrlibung Ser &on-
benton eri6ienen tparen, eingefunz
Sen. Die faum gu iiberi6anen6e Wen=
i6enmenge pur6e bonn bo9n. P.
.Brior Mlcuin, .. g. g., bon ser ct.
Sobns Mbtei in elmer ber5li6en 8iu=
fommre6e begruBt, nn6 es folgten
ibm ols Gogesrebner IS. IS. @nnte<
mer BON Melroie, County Mgent bon
5tearns County, S. g. Sones bonn
Minneiota 6%ormbiiro, &ehtsan1palt
Sames S. 4uigleD bon 81. @lol10
un6 IS. S. Sdiling aus N%ortbfiel6,
melber in elmer geoanfenbouen Mn=
ipra6e Sic @ntmidlung Ser bnn0ert
Miaion Collar @etreibe Marfeting
Organization erlduterte, Sic bonn Sea-
tionalen 6ormbiro ms 2eben al ru=
fen rtnternommen 1por0en lit. SEER
SHILLING lit elmer ser 81 Direftoren
Ser Ser. Staaten Grain @roming iii
location. Sit 8%ergniigen auer Mrt
feblte es an 6ieiem &onpentionstage
nidt, 10 baB Elm ie0er 8eiu6er 5u@
frieoengeiteut bon banr1en ging in ser
l1e6er5eugung, bab Ser Sarmeritan0
@roBes 5u leilten oermag, 1penn ibm
nidt BON 1tnberufener Settle @emm=
I6ube angelegt mer6en.