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Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30

Waters are the rremen. working eight-
hour shifts Of real work. All Satnan
and Vernon haul the wood in from the
woods with the tractor, several men
cutting and splitting it into handy size
for the firsmen. We have had quite
wet spell lately and it has held back
some Of our farm operations, but the
farm crew is never idle; they grabbed
hoes and have been busy cleaning out
The corn, sweet potatoes and cane, free
Of weeds. Pete Kemp and Carlson are
plowing the sugar cane and Van Nu-
land is still planting soy beans. peas
and velvet beans at the orchard forty.
The mill crew is working out gum lum-
Der for sweet potato crates and Matz
is making canvass cots. The broom
factory is putting on full steam making
brooms and we can fill most any sized
order. Comrade Alexander made a
set Of brooms for the kinderga-teners
and they are dandies; the youngsters
sure enjoy using things that size up to
their capabilities. The kiddos held
their picnic today as usual and went to
the swimming pool to eat their lunch
and frolic in the water. Every boy or
girl who has spent one summer here
san swim, and dare say no better
bunch of water ducks can be found.
Some of our readers do not grasp what
organizing our children's play means.
Well, there are two reasons why we or
ganize their play time. They learn to
cooperate with each other in every
way end these youngsters are never in
trouble with our neighbors. No col
ony youngsters are ever accused of
stealing Or molesting our neighbors
p-opearty in any way. 1t is a great
comfort to us to know that we can
trust our children at all times, never
worrying about their welfare or fear of
their actions. Cooperative work and
cooperative play brings out the best
in ca hco us. The dancing school and
dance were well attended, in fact, the
floor was crowded, and our roof gar
den will have to be built very soon. in
order to accommodate ourselves and
friends in our social gatherings,
81 SIS
Sunday. June 26.-A surprise was
sprung on the colony this morning. AT
breakfast we hsard that John, Ida and
little Lois Suhre were new arrivals at
sur hotel. Needless to say old ac-
.quaintances were renewed and happy
reunion of old friends. No apparent
changes IN the family, except in Lois
who has grown quite little taller. AL
so Comrade Hastings from Oklahoma,
came in 10 make us visit and learn
what we are doing. He is an old-time
machinist and wood-worker and ex-
poets to ship us some tools that he no
longer needs. The swimming pool
was the great attraction all day for
most of the colonists, but some of the
tennis enthusiasts started work on
tennis court opposite the hotel. They
plowed up a place to level off with
the tractor and will use a fresno to
level off. 1t will be done on spare
time and we hope to prepare the site
about next Sunday if fine, and will
soon have the talent busy working out.
The mental science class was so large
tonight that we will in the future meet
at the hotel, where we can have more
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30

"a tlNiA lloH% Olte
ae Job in these different indus
and as other women come in.
SAD give them work III new indus
bs instituted Mrs. Doughes-
ouise Belohrsdsky, Rose Matt are
'ng 81 lhe offices. Rosa Belohrad-
ind Mrs. Shut at the store and
y Mrs. Canrell works at the
shop. Mrs. synoground, Ms.
lon, Mrs. Kemp. and Mrs. Waters
De laundry, Mrs. Denning is our lo-
osleopath, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs, Ew-
Mrs. Nash at the sewing depart
AT the hotel, the regular wom-
ere Mrs. Crawford. Matt. Atkins.
ser. Barger and Buck, while Mrs.
sh and Caron put in part time here.
lie school, Mrs. Lindsey. Mrs. Dou-
egty, Ms. Willhide. Mrs. Herman,
xie Ewell, Myrtle Kemp and Stella
omas, Mrs. Robertson has the kid
IS In garden wo-k, acts as hospital
Ese and general utility woman. Mrs
no IS our Librarian. Mrs. Lang .idge
! Mss Langridge at the dairy and
inning pool. Mrs. Csron, Mrs.
msel and Mrs. Collingwood have
Ang babies and, as such, are ex-
pt from Colony work; but none of
ia take advantage Of it, they sew,
Oh at the school, and perform much
ful labor. We are fast learning
Il our power in the colony is meas
y BY the service we render and the
order is reversed and our women
in fact learning that they are the
sals Of men if they but take sdvan-
K Of equal rights and render the ser
that gives them their position by
sioe Of the past-masters of the
I'LL. Women's chances here and
future civilization is second to none
If you can only see it as It is, you
soon Be ready to drop the old sla-
n become Independent Of any mans
port, and become your own master
ali human beings should The
chers meeting was held tonight at
children's club house and our
slly work was discussed and study
an up as usual.
= s.
Saturday, June 25-Two brothers
Mrs. Denning's arrived in the Col
to look us over and decide for
mselves what they think Of our
K here. 1t brings up the question
what are we doingp Ii is simple
answer the question in words but
d to realize their meaning and
IA harder to do it in action. We
establishing a community in which
sple can live, as human ought to
Live life of service instead of
lfe OF greed; establish form OF So
iy IN which we refuse to take ad-
stage Of each other; and in that
forget the traits of suspicion. and
"a. and jealousy which have become
Of our makeup, thru our struggle
inst each other for an existence.
are endeavoring to produce liv-
+ with all the comforts of life; in
a Of getting it from some other per-
4 Is labors. The brick kiln is now
( hottest place around the ranch, and
( few more days it will be complete
I 5urned. Kaas. |. Caron and Fred
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30
NOTICE

Ne offer for delivery general line of stock including all the
a Grape Vines Berry Plants Ornamental Ownns
hs VfnesRo Hedge Plants. Etc
sell will be guaranteed clean healthy stock covered BY GER
thrifty and pahu true you
varieties locality selection will send
hat produce heavy Of fruit kinds best for locality and SOIL
and when the order We
money anything plant for commercial orchard planting
wncbes5er Tenn k-424
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30

When will the people learn that the
promises and platforms of politicians
and parties have always been, and all
ways will be, without the slightest val
ue?
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30
Dixie Pride Bread

The Snowflake Bakery has achieved great reputation
with the splendid cean wholesome bread and cakes French
pastry and pies is testified by the constant growth of
the business IF it's good enough for eat it's good
enough for you the motto.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30
Dixie Pride Broorns

The Colony Broom is another of the products of the
cooperative colony and there better broom made Most
people difference in booms until they have tried
Colony Broom; then they say: why this is A BETTER
BROOM Colony brooms sweep cleaner and last much long
than poor bOoms Order by parcel post or dozen by
express They weigh about lbs each and cost 81 90 fob
Stables La.
Mr. Farmer, grow your own, broom corn, and we will
make into brooms for you that will last longer and be much
cheaper See the broom about raising surplus crop of
broom We will buy it from you.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30
LIano Cane Syrup

The Colony Brand Cane Syrup is the purest sweetest
syrup ever made We the in the Colony coonists
crushed to obtain the juice ALL dirt and tops were removed
boiled down without adueation and without over-cookng
1t is put up in containing gallon, and in kegs Of
before this process, allowing of pure juice flow
through pipes to the cooking vat where the juice was
TO- 80 and 50 gallons The freight this is high One
gallon weighs about IOH bs en-gaon keg about los lbs.
3OgalOn keg about 32O bs and 50gaon keg about $50
lbs Ask your agent for freight rates to Stables La from
your town. Syrup is unmaable.
The price of this syrup is l.5O gallon fob. Stables
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30
They Are Better
ProduCts
For Sale

Equitable economic cooperation the star of hope for
the redemption of the world from wage slavery Every penny
expended in the purchase of cooperavy produced goods
boosts the cooperative movement strengthens the hands of
the pioneers and speeds the day when every truly social
and will find opportunity enter the united life
of complete cooperation. be secured in the full products of
their labor liberated from the haunting fear of want and
enter harmonious relationship where the sharp dealings of
greedy competition unknown and the spirit Of good will
and mutual hepfuness dominate
By buying syrup, you obtain better article than you
buy elsewhere sweet potatoes of good quality,
and booms challenge any other brand for quality and
workmanship.
You benefit yourself, and help to speed the day when
an opening will be ready for join this great
ture for a new life
Pool your purchases with other friends of cooperation
and start club and money for yourself and friends
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30
Steam Laundry

The Steam Laundry does away with the drudgery of the
wash day the home Your flat work is especially hard
for you handle and especially easy for machinery and
consequently much cheaper Send your laundry to the Lano
laundry New arrangements clean white laundry, ana
the price is low
FLAT WORK: Sheets, pilowsips towels, etc. washed
and ironed for I0c lb.
WET WASH; any household wash will be washed and
sent home for you to finish at &c h.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30
HANDLES, SPoKES, ETC.

Llano Sawmill has installed m
handles, rollers, and all kinds of t.
this work are very low.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30

Shoe Repairing is done by the best c
and the work is done satisfactorily.
An expert Harness Maker is in chart
making and repairing, and trial will con,
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30
VERNON PARISH BRICKS

The Colony Brick Plant is running and is the only
plant in Vernon Parish Paronize local industry and use
Vernon bricks They good brick and you the freight
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-30

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-14
spanien / @aroffa*

Barts, 106e @ept: EeIegrom>
inter- fra Wa6rio, ser un6gif genillr,
afIgrer / fills l16itref11ing @pani-
ems n1ifitere ltlYffe Moroffo. Mf
24,085 Sropper> ale paa 1884 NOR
5pa1iere> bleb fnn 200 reo6et fra
gfe6fabling Maroffo. &11n IS uno-
tom me6 fine @aoben.
Ml 116r1titni1tg, 6eriblan6t 120
itore &anoner, 1000 Moffingeberer,
10000 @eberer, 5000 &eite; 5000
>Motorbogne og 100 2uftftbe er
faIbt / @en6erne paa Moorerne, ser
tog 10000 &ha6ratmiI 2an6. Sc
tbong 2ebnineerne* of oen fpanife
Seer i1to /. 8pett MeIilIa, bbor bctt
MT er beleiret.
Me6ens fpanffe @la6e pauftaar,
at @panien bar fen6t $4,000 Mon6
og 1,444 @ononer til Me1illo for ct
fienpe1nesiigt 9lngreb, Ser ffa1 BE-
eb11oe neite Man6og, befrefter bel
nn6errette6e Sagttagere, at Moorer>
ne bor for6oblet iin @er> og at a1lc
in6fa6te Eropper bar giort WfDtteri
S en- &effe ipanlfe 8Der gigres Der
syorbere6e1ier iii en- ttb &epo1ntior;
@igno1et til Sen bill blt 8a16 al Me-
ltllo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-14
Subm S. @aglo*

Sobn S. 8aelo> en- bel fie,tot
Man6 beri 8Det 6e6e ii6fte 2eroag
efter flere Maane6ers Speelete. Mf=
ob6e bar fe6t Gron6biett> Morge. i
1860 og bar be6 fit Dpo benbeo> 90
Mar gmnme1. &an tom til @ner!fo
/ 1881 og bor it6en boet beri @pell.
s 81 Mar bar bon babt 8eifiefti=
ee1fe be6 81" Melr1e1len BERT Wp=
en iom &be6efigber. Gor 6 9lor H.
6e11, bo66e fan set l1be16 at foa fin
benitre @rm afifaaret og fit u1oer
6en u1pffe an6re @eifa6igelier ion
forbol6te 6aarlig &e1le. Etftrobs
6erfor bebo16t ban ftn @tilling i
Mgllen i1toti1 for to Mor iioen.
9lfop6e efterla6er fig fin &nitrlt
og en 9utter> @poo g. 8ag1o, 1o1ut
en 8ror og en Sgiter / Morge.
9egrdbelfen foregif igoor fra 3o-
niliebiemntet paa )Tbdft,1ife Mbe:
Mnftor Sobnfon forrette6e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-14
@at.tntel Settler bb6.

M}rs. gnoretp &eterfon 6g6e fin
Datters &jem Sbief &iber Sails,
6en 6te 6s. +
Mfoeoe bar fgoti geonitao, Mor9e,
Sen o6e 0ftober 1889 og bar iaaIe'
6es be6 lin Dg6 50 Mor gamme1. s s
1869 font bun til Otter &ni1 Count
tD farn1nen n1e6 fin for 9 Mar fi6e1t
of6g6e Man6 og tre @brn. De tog
90 8ope1 poa @oneftea6lat6 en-
M1i1 til @p6 fro 8ottle 2ofe, Ben
sSarn1 1om MI eies af St. 6. @asfon,
og bbor 6e boeoe1en lang @effe al
Mar. De bar fad1e6es bla1t6t be a.
lerf6rite @ettIere bette County.
9lfoG6e oberlebes af fG1gen6e
8grn: S. .. @eterion> Mq1ot::
Mrs. Gina @benfon, &bief gftper
Sails; Charlie 8eterfon, Battle 2o-
tie; gs. gS. Beterioa1 9attton> Mont.;
SSobn s.. Heterion, 8attle 2afe, og
W}iis Clara @eterion> Gartbault.
8egrabe1ien foregif fioite Sors'
bag fra sSobn 6. .Beterions &ienr /
@ottle 2afe, forreftet al @oftorerne
BauIion og 8affe,
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8rpbibition enforcement Gonbe,t-
j. = Il. tim.

@n 5orbu6s =giernemfgre16e Som
:be1ttion bill bli afboI6t | Min1teapo-
lis 196e og 206e Sept,a Gorbet1be=
:rem6e Gtationa1 Hrobibition &er1,s
misier, Son. ssSobn s. &romer> Cont
gresntan6: Mn6retp. S: @oIteoo og
a16re befien6te SaIere bill bere til-
fte6e. Son. @. S. Morton, Gorfot-
ter of bor .n6merfeoe @tats=B Brobi>
bitionsleb bill forflare 6enne SOB oa
gi @aa6 og &inf be6rgren6e 6ens
@iennemfgrelfe.
&onbe1lttonen boIoes i gSes1ep
Metbo6ift Strife, &idrnet af @ront
Ctr. og @arqnette Mbe. &bert gto>
bolog @tate1t b6r brre repreiet1te>
ret. Dette er en bigtig Gag. @i
tror, at 6u fatt gi9re sit geobolag
rig Tiene5te be6 at @ie1pe til at fao
en go6 &eprefentont fen6t til 6ctie
Mg6e. @n ,1oo6ot1 bill fonune til
bage meo @ntbuiiasme og ber6if1l>
6e &aa6.
Eaffen6e olle bjertelig paa Gor-
baan6 for ben1ig &o-operotion, for
bliber leg,
@rbp6igft,
Geo. g. Soffor6,
@tote 5nperi1rtet16e1t.
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@frs. Eeter Eontm'erbabl.

Wers. M}arie ScI11mer6abI &uitrll
of geter Eon1n!sroabl beri 8pe'r,
6e6e poa ct: 2ufes &oipito1 iioite
2groog of ct Mapeoroe.
9lf6g6e bar fp6t &uroal, Norge,
SEN 46e Suli 1860, og por be6 iin
Dg6 60 Mor> 2 Mqaneoer og 6 Sage
gontmeI. SUN fout til @mertta lin
r1ngbom og bar5 boet / Otter Soil
County en- lang @effe af @or. &nn
bIep gift me6 Yeter Eontmeroab1 oa
sSonilien ba66e en lang Sio lit
Stem poo en Sorm $olpn al Ser
gus 6olls> nog1e Wfi1 moro for 8p'
en-. gyor nogle Mor fi6en flptteoe Sc
til 8pen og far fioen boet ber.
9lfoe6e oberlebes af fin aloeriteg'
ne Mon6 oa fe1genoe &drn: Wfrs.
&. s. @o1ib, Minneapolis; Wers.
Mlbert Monns Montpe1ier, 81. g.;
Wers. g. 81. @,16e, @iln1ore @ttp>
SsSofpQ; 9l1bert og Sobn, 81. Sol. ;
Weartin, 8ofer, Mont.; 8ernbarb,
M6air, ssSoma; % %olmer, font er
&ien11ne. Ogiaa fglgen6e @teobgrn
0ldf beri @pen; @rs. Grief Ser
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-14
Sri Mbsane fpr @folebarm.

11n6erbol6ntngs -&omiteen for st"
ter Soil County 6oir Msiociation
bar arrangeret ct belt forifjelligt
Hrogram for @folerne bette Mar.
Den f6rfte Dag, 276e @ept., nil
blt 2an6sffo1ernes Dug og 6a bill al.
le @foleb6rn fra 2an6et og @pe11
Ger9us Sails gibes fri M6gang. -
0nsoae Sen 286e, fom er> Otter Sail
Dag, bi1 @to1eb6rn fra @naobperne
@attle 2afe> @ining @litberou, Nar
fers Brairie, 9eer Greet, 8lufftcn,
SEEM Dorf Wei11s, OttertoiI, Herban,
@icbbiue> Sent, @ergds, sllnpra og
&ent1ing faa fri M6gang naor Sc
prcienterer @i1let 1tn6ertegnet af fine
reipeftibe @lperi1tter6enter: +.
@aa &orS6ag 6en 296e bill @fole=
bernene fra 111t6ertpoo6, @1i5obet9,
@rbor6, @elican @apt6s, Sorbome,
@arlis1e, @otbiap, @en6eu, @I6oio
2ofe, Dalton og M1bbp faa fri @0-
qang. Dette er gfe6 9fiber @allep
Dugen.
@e6 iao6ont arrangement bill
@drnene foa be6re slnIeoning til at
fe og faa be6re @fteriDn.
Otter Toil @onntDs l161ti1ltng
bar aIti6 b9ret et un6erbisning3
SsSn1tttutio1t og set er 8eItr9bellelt
-of @eftpreIlen og ar6re, at gjbre BET
11tuligt for bbert Barn @ountpet at
np6e eo6t 6eraf.
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59te J: 2l,area,lft'g /
&frmitningsfonf fere,tee,1.

@aibineton, 8, g. 1o6e~ @ept.::.
8rafioent &aroing ne66elte igaor.
@fter1ni66og, bbem ser font11ter til.
at u6gi6re ben amerifanife Delegatt-
on til SEN i1tternattona1e &fruit-.
:ningsfonference> fom ifa1 tre6e fatn.
n1et ber 6en lite Nobember. 81
+. Sc fire Me11o er 116enriesmiti-
fter Charles @bans &ugbes, @eras
tor &errD Cabot 2o6ge, fon er Gor.
11ano / @e1totets l16enrigsfomite,
forbenberen6e n6enrigsn1iniiter 90
ienere @enatpr @libn &oot, bbilfe
a1le tire er @epub1ifanere> og Den1o-
froten @enotor Oscar IS. l1n6er-
MOOD, ion1 nit er Demofraternes &c.
ser / @enatet. -.
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Gprbenberenbe &ifeg1tbernpr @ice.
bb6.

=. Sorbenberen6e @iceguberr9r 9n-
bert 6. &ice fra @i1lmar, Mi11. So
6e paa &oipitalet / &ocbefter + Syn-
bags, efter en- lengere @Dge1igbe6.
Mpgle Doge foru6 for ii1t 9g6 nnocr
faite6e ban Jig e11 0peration og fpn.
tes at bore @e6rtng naar bon ti6<
Zig @e116og Nforgett p1u6ie1ig fit ct
Ti1bagefal6.
Mf6g6e bar 8tcegnberttGr / Min-
>neiota fra lite SSonuar 1887 til lite.
SSanuor 1891:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-14
@ne / &anaba.

Sra @in1ipeg berettes, at nG~
1ten a1Ie Dele / @offatcbetpan bar
Der / 26r6ogs iterft g3e6b6r af &egn
og flere @te6er foI6t Ser a6ifillig
@ne. s Smegnen af @tptft Cur
rent bar Ser en- 6ribet16e ~@ne1 1torm
oa Ebern1onetret gif neo til 90 @ra
Der ober g}nI. @neen loa flere Sub
6pb poa mango @teoer. @tormbci'
ret 1om git oper Brobinien bar or'
rettet ao1ftIlig 5fabe poa @raoen,
bog bill Eobet betDbelig bero poo
Neiret / Sc ne1tfontn1ett6e Dage.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-14

"SCHOOL days, School days.
Do you remember the old song
about the school days being gol-
den rule days? 1t is wrong to
send a coughing. sneezing, spit
ting child to srhoor'to spread d.
sease germs among other little
ones. Common colds are infec-
tions. Protect you own and other
little ,ones with Foley's Honey and
Tar. This safe family remedy
checks coughs and colds, 1oosens
ph1egn and mucuous and coats
raw. irritating membranes with
healing, soothing medicine.
Sold Everywhere!
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Ser er 8riier fon bl1ro1 al

Ser er @riier iom b1lroe ap-
pellere til Big:
Megnlation Mrn1e 5fiorter 1925.
&pffeite ftribe6e Moleifin @et,
fle6er, $3.25.
ct fort n6balg al 2eroelte til
$3.50, $3.50 og opober.
Slonne1 @fiorter $3.50 c6 opober
til $4.00.
Cults for Men6 $3.50 og op til
$1,000.
l1nge Ween6s ~@encil ftripe6
@11its", 2 @nr 8enfle6er, $4,000.
Cutters 9 Bar &a11flG6er Quits
$3.50 til 5000.
Cutters, 2 Ear @enfleter Quits,
$500 iii 5000
@orfmans @tore.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-14
READY to help you!., II you

READY to help you'll Ii you
are subject to biliousness, gas,
bloating, sick headache, so,'r sto-
mach or other ills that result
from indigestion and constipation
you can get relief with Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. They are a ge-
nuine> wholesome. physic that af-
fords prompt sure and safe relief
without gripping or pains. J. 7.
Osburn, R. F. D. /, Locasville, o
writes: "Folay Cathartic Tablets
are fine. I had stomach trouble,
I took Foley CathaticTablets and
now I can eat anything".
Sold Everywhere.
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&c / Eieneite og Iaa11er iaa6an1te
Benge ieien til Soft ion1 gnifer at
fidbe, >bDgge eller betale for &ie1n /
regnlere ntaane6lige Mfbetolinger.
{. 0er~er ingen be6re Sci at%betale
for ct &iem emo be6 regulnre, ntaa,
11e6lige 9lfbeta1inger. Set er Set
feoie orpppen6e @on6 iom gidr fit
Merfe / 6en boar6e &ippe 90 m1art
ge al be Men6 i Sergus Sa1ls fon1.
far giorot @1fces, betolte for fine
&ien1 el1er fine Soriontlingso
giennem 8pggeforeningen. Set er
ct iiffert @te6 at fette fine &enge i
Eieneite, for6i at intet er faa trpgt
og bo16bart fom ~6en 8pgning bbor
Sm11ilien 1eber og bber Modne6 blir
&@altionen be6re efterlom 6e ntaaneb
lige Mfbetaltnger fonmer. Derfo1n
ou bor Nenge fonr 6u dnlfer at iette
u6 poo 6 @rocent, iaa toni og fe, e1-
Ter frib til
@ortbmeitern 8uil6ing Msiociotion.
SerguS Sails.
- 2iget al 2ouis 2ien fra &opn
of Eron6bient er b1ebet biem1en6t
og a1fon afbigte l1ge. 8egrabellen
foregif be6 i6n6re Summarized &irfe
ii6ite @gn6ag. elf6d6e tiette ben
1tore &rig og ofre6e tit 9l1t for tit
2ono / Mrgonne=&an1pen | Sranfri=
ge 6e11 1O6e g1ob. 1918, 6e1 fioite
0ag al @rigen. San oberlebes al
fin Mo6er, fire 8rb6re og to @6itre.
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Claus 2u6bfg 2arfon 6ebe tit
@iem poa 8ine ctr. bert 8Den fio.
fte syrebag efter Ell lpngere 2i6elle
al NDrefDgben1. .5 s i. .-s.
Mffogoe bar faot '5nerige ben 2ocn
Oftober 1878, og bar foa1eoes 6elt-
.be6 a Mnr gar1n1eI. t&an oberlei'es
af zifii1 &uitr1. ssMlff6g6e bar arbeibet
beo @inoipgeoiplet Der De ii6ite q
Mar. e 80 II. 4 4}::s5ss.... 4s55s r.
.8egrapeliet1: foregif iiioite Sdnoag
Gfternio6ag fra ben fbenffe 1nt6.
&irfe, forrettet af Baitor 2nno.
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Tersus Tans o9 Omesn.

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@atoitter bre6 fig in6 5tuts.
bo11fen / 9sasbna beliggenoe 7 iD6:
gltre Gel al @ilfin @ou1ttp, Matter
mellem @en6og og Manoag, fprena
te sSernifabet og fo1n afiteo mel
oper $2>O00.00: @aabiot bioes er
oe er6nu life fdffet. -
- 0Iuf Gofs, en- @p11 of &on oe
a&rs. 2ouis 8. Gols / 5tonp 8roof,
bor nplig unoerfaitet Jig CIT Opera
ton poa ct. 2nfes og 1igger oer
fremoeles unoer 2egebebano1ing,
men er mt fnart 1aapas at ban fon
reiie &ietn igien. .,
- &ans 6. @ieen fra @tom
8roof bar i11bom paa bort &ontor
igoor. San fortolte o. at &beoe11 /
bans 9fabolog gdar fra 6-til 10 8ue
1bel -paa Mcreren. @nbre og 8pg er
af 6oar1ig &balitet, 11en MaiSap>
,1ingen er fb9r.
- GLEN lite at: beige 8re11oens
$otel og @eitauront., Barn @afie
% 2uncb ierberes olle Eioer pao Sc
een. Gerif Grugt, Gan6b, Gigarer,
ofb. @n go6 rem @eng til en- rirnc'
Zig Frts. @ier os ct 8eipg noor
De fonmer til Bnen.
- Mrs. 6. $. 8o11ta6 fra @in=
ger> Bolf Co., fom bertil 2dr6ags
og bar it6en baret Der poa 8eiag
bos fine mango berboe116e S1egt11ins
ge og 1anrti6ig at efter1e el16el sSor=
retiring Torbinoelie ne6 Boet efter-
Ole 8oli lita6.
- County &onrn1tsfer 80. 8.
2ien bar j &ibbing i @lutten al af~
bigte l1ge> bbor fan biboone6e ct
Meoe al County &onunisierer ira
Sc forIfiellige Gon1ttper / Stoten
forot oisfntere Sc forifjellige @pprs=z:.
r1qoI / 6orbinbelie neo Getanlag
Naor 6n trenger ct Sormlaan.
faa bill BET betale fig for oia at font
me og tole me6 os. 81 gj6r fort Ei6
2oan paa 5, Z og 10 glar og fe6erale
2dan poa 80 Mor, betolbore ION or
Before" oe er forfolone, og til labeit
r1tulig &ente.
Tormers & Mercbonts State @onf.
- 8bite &ine tpitb Eor er ct uo>
n1erfet Mt66el for 8eban61ing al
&oite. Sorfi6IeIie, @ronfit og 2un-
gefDg6on1me. &an bruges for at le3'
ne en- &oite> og er ogiaa ct uomGrfct
&ielpen1io6el for 2in6ring of @als-
onoer og &esbe6. Silia1gs bos &ee'
Nelfon Drug Co., 2incoln Mpe. @.
- Mr. og Mrs. SsSobn @ronlun0
fra San So1e, Der bar beret ber I
8e1pg etpor Moane6ers Gio, reiler
in1orgen tilbage iii lit &jem Cant
n1en me6 Dem refer ogfoa Ofrs.
@ronlnn6s Spn, grif g6ner n1eo
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lrpetelis @torm t $eras.

gn al 6e ber1te @torme og 6lom@
beIger / @totens @iitorte git oper
ben n1i6tre 9eI al Eeras ii6ite Srez
6aa og 2gr6og. Man bar en6nn it.
fe ful6 Me6e poa bborn1onge Wen11e<
}fer ontfon1, men man er ganife it,
fer paa at Mnto1let bill be16be Zig til
oher 200. G:ie116onrstobet an1laoeS
til on1fring $8,O00,000. @tormen
bprie6e berft 0r1egnen al @mn
Mntonio, Toblor> @eorgeto>pn og
@ullas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-09-14

gen, @inifton g: Daf.;; 2ouis oe
Mntlie, Mpobille, ge. Dof.; @eter,''
Smperior;; bg Margaret, Mint1ea=
polls. So 8re6re og en- Sgiter ober
leber benoe og1aa.'
@egrabelie11 >foregif igoor fra oen
Gerfte engeIff 111tberife &irfe, for
rettet af 8oitor g1oisdfer.