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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
Ball Game Sunday
at Ball Park
Payette VS.. Weiser
at 2:3O
SupersrIrlons OF reoPie or the Stage
Are Always Interesting and some-
times Extremely Amusing.

! Stage superstitions are sometime.
amusing as we'll as interesting, write!
Frederick Bowyer In the London Mail
For instance the singing of II Dreamt
I Dwelt In Marble Halls" or even
Tosti's "Good-By," is supposed to
bring bad luck to the theater. And
anyone found whistling in a dressing
room must turn around three times
exit and knock at the door before re-
entering.
AnotheE well-known superstition Is
the splitting of champagne at con-
vivial meeting. When this happens
a dish is made of the spilled portion
and everybody Qadses not excepted)
dips finger into 1t and touches the
back of his or her ear with the wine
Should piece of cotton be found
on mans coat, 1t is gently removed
kissed and blown away. This is to
bring good luck, as the piece Of cot
ton or fluff is regarded as a contract
from manager.
Speaking what Is known theatrical
ly as the "tag''-that is, the last lines
In play-is looked upon as a bad
omen-in fact, tragedy to all con-
cerned.
Every conceivable mascot is encour-
aged in the dressing room Of actress
es. Indian gods, Chinese idols, quaint
dolls from all over the world and
sometimes even champagne corks are
ranged along the shelves as memen-
tos of glorious evenings.
Everyone, If possible, avoids dress
ing in room No. 10, and other accom-
mediation is usually sought.
Should an actor complain Of q sing
ing in the head a brother actor Will
ask him to think Of a number. The |
sufferer mentions one and whatever |
1t be 1t is taken alphabetically. Thus |
No. 3 would be the equivalent Of c. |
The next thing Is to think Of a man.
ager whose name begins with that let
ter, and II the actor is "out Of q shop"
he writes to this manager for an en-
gagement.
The luck Of having a black cat
walk on the stage Is, Of course, known
to most people-before or behind the
curtain.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
DISTRICT NO, @

This is Patrons week at our
school. Everyone is cordially in
vited to come and visit.
Marvin Boyd, Ray Olson and Mary
Golden were absent from school on
Monday.
Mrs. Mounie Olson was a visitor
at school on Tuesday.
Ed. Harper was reelected on our
School Board
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson are
visiting at the home of Mr.. John
sons brother, w. C. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Boyd were Sun
day visitors at the home of Mrs.
Boyd's parents.
Charlie Allen returned to school
after several weeks absence.
Miss Johnson and Miss Blind Wis
tied at the Will Howard home on
Thursday.
Mr.. Slick has returned to Payette
after spending few months in Cal
ifornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake were visiting
on the Island Sunday.
Mrs. Audrey Allen and son Charlie
returned home after a two weeks
visit at Parma.
A dance at Will Towards last
Saturday was well attended. A good
time was reported.
A program and pie supper was
held last Friday evening.
Reported by Seventh grader
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Our quarterly social and business
meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening April 26th. This will be a
very important meeting and all the
members and friends of the church
are requested to be present.
The Sunday school begins at 10
O'Clock and preaching at IL a. m.
B. Y. P. U. meets at $3.50 and Miss
Leila Roberts will be the leader.
The evening devotional service of
the church begins at 1880. The
pastor will praech number of SER
mons on the Voyage of Life. The
subject for Sunday night, 1.-THE
Start. Come and bring a friend.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
IDAHO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Steady increase in Building Trades
| Pushing the Demand for Lumber
Beyond the Daily Capacity of Saw
! mills-Steady Fight in Western
States or Tax Reduction Making It
self Felt in Lower Villages.
Bankers warned to employ night
watchmen.
Caldwell-Carload eggs shipped
by parcel post to Butte.
Moscow brick factory has order
for 100000.
Netherville-Big gold dredge
starts work early in May.
Boise will build free tourist park
costing $500.
McCall-30 men employed putting
ice packs.
Priest River sawmill men accept
hour ray at 80 " cents.
Occur d'Alene Match Company
mill starts saving stock blocks.
Caldwell-Saratoga hotel get $780,
600 Improvement.
Grand View-12 lowing wells ir-
rigate 1000 acres land here.
Occur d Alene cannery has order
or 5000 gal. gooseberries, 21OO gal.
cherries. 1900 gal. strawberries.
Lewiston dedicates new $4,000
Presbyterian church
Pocatello-Oregon Short Line has
stored $4,000 tons of coal.
SaimonESyndicate plans to
dredge Salmon river sand for gold 4
State highway between Nezperce
and Craigmont to be constructed.
Nezperce-Continental Oil Co. TO
erect storage oil tanks here.
Bear Lake county credited with
IA mining companies, some active.
Parma-1000 acres will be plant
ed to potatoes here.
Observation-Disclosures booming here.
Activities in all lines pronounced.
Occur d. Alene-K. C. vote to
build $4,000 home here.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
How Did He Do III

A gentleman, who had Just re.
turned from four weeks pleasure
trip to Colorado, stopped at the re-
ceiving teller's window at the bank
and handed in 500 in travellers
checks to be deposited to his credit.
AS the teller looked over the checks
he asked:
'NIr. G., what kind Of time did you
have on your trip"
"a wonderful time" replied Mr.. O.
After moments thought the teller
asked: "Would 1t be asking too much
for you to chapcron party OF us
on trip next summer-as you are
the only person | ever knew who
came back from a vacation and
wasn't broke."-Indfauapbls News
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
Grant Fisher,
Plaintiff,

C. w. Ireton, and Western Loan and
Building Company, Corporation,
Defendants
Under and by virtue of an order
of sale and decree of foreclosure is
sued out of the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District, State of
Idaho, in and for the County of Pay
cite on the 10Th day of April 1922,
in the above entitled action, wherein
Grant Fisher, the above named plain
tiff obtained a decree against c. w.
Ireton, and Western Loan and Build
ing Company, Corporation, defend
ants on the 7th day of April 1922,
which said decree was, on the 10th
day of April 1922, recorded in Judg-
ment Book 1 of said Court, at page
437 l am commanded to sell all that
certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situated in the County of Payette,
State of Idaho, and bounded and
described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the south
line of section 27, Township g.
North, Range 5, w. B. NJ. AL feet
east of the southwest corner of said
section 81; thence North 321 feet,
thence east 1T feet, thence south
321 feet, to the south line Of said
section, thence west 1T feet along
the south line of said section |
to the place of beginning to- |
gether with all and singular the |
tenements, Entertainments, and ap-
thereunto belonging or
in any wise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given, That on
the 18th day of May 1922, at l
o'clock P. M, of that day, in front of
the Court House in the City of Pay
cite, County of Payette, 1 will, in
obedience to said order of sale and
decree of foreclosure, sell the above
described property, or so much there
Of as may be necessary to satisfy
plaintiffs decree with interest there
On and costs, to the highest bidder
Tor cash, lawful money of the United
States.
JOHN It. JEFFERIS,
Sheriff.
Dated April 10, A. d. 1922.
Pub. Apri. 20t4.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20

ton systems of concrete pipe and
they are now working to capacity on
this class of work. other products
in the concrete line will be developed
latter.
CANDY INDUSTRY
The manufacturing If candy is
quite a recent addition to the list of
new industries. Up until about one
year ago all products in this lire
were shipped in from various places.
Today Payette can boast of support
ing two candy manufacturing plants,
while they are not on large scale,
the quality is unexcelled. Mr.. e.
Schumacher who conducts confec-
tionary institution in the Cougha-
nour block on First Avenue North,
came to Payette about one year ago,
and while he has not footed his horn
to the public to any extent, he is
manufacturing candy of excellent
quality and keeping his money at
home.
The second institution of this
character began its operation in Pey-
cite when Mr.. G. G.. Coffeen candy
maker of unexcelled ability came to
Payette last September as an asso-
ciate with Mr.. Boiling in the Electric
Bakery. To those who desire real
quality need look no further. 1t
goes without saying Payette is well
supplied in this line.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
PROFESSOR AND MRS.
NEII,GnN 90 To RI

Professor and Mrs. T. r. Nelson
are to go to Boise. They are now
living at Midway. Mr.. Nelson is
Musical Director of the Nampa
schools and also leader of the choir
ut the M. e. Church in Caldwell,
where Mrs. Nelson is in charge of
the pipe organ. At the end of the
school year they will move to Boise
where Mr.. Nelson has accepted a
position as leader of the choir and
Mrs. Nelson will be in charge of the
pipe organ at the First M. E. Church
of that city. =.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
Lewiston-Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.

| Lewiston-Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
i has spent $4,000 on local system.
Boomers Ferry asks bids on
miles of Roosevelt road.
Wallace-Bismark group plans
extensive development during COM
ing summer.
Jerome sets wages of city labor at
So cents per hour, man and team As
cents.
Canyon county has 100000 war;
rants outstanding.
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. report
shows sound financial condition.
Idaho Falls-Outiook for big crop
in valley.
Union Pacific pushing extension
from Homedale to Pickle Butte.
Jerome-Boosts home industry,
creating all year round employment.
Boomers Ferry-Kootenai Valley
Produce Co., to erect warehouse,
grain elevator and eed mill, cost Of
$4,000.
st. Maries-2 mills start saving
with one shift, employing $50 men.
Occur d'Alene-Rutledge sawmill
resumes cutting.
Hailey-Local mines show activi-
" Wv lJG UtdNltSL
in 25 years; larger output expected
this year.
Reconstruction to start soon on g.
mile length of Nampa-Boise high
way.
Spirit Lake-Panhandle mill, shut
down since last fall, resumes.
Mines of Idaho are coming back,
prediction of Stewart Campbell, state
mine operator, Gold and other min
eral production to be big asset.
Pocatello-Portland Hide & Wool
Co., one of the largest concerns of
kind in this country establishes
branch here.
Idaho today is sixty per cent on
the road to recovery toward normal
conditions, and in afr better shape
financially than any of the group
of the Northwestern states is state
ment of c.. F. N. Pickard, repre-
of New York.
New plant of Sawtooth Dredging
Co., in Stanley Basin, Custer county
will start operations this spring.
Adding special equipment for black
sands recovery.
Melba-Idaho Producers Union
will establish head lettuce packing
plant here. Plan to build plants at
Melba, Bowmont, Nampa, and Butte
now enlarged to include total of 10 !
communities Throughout soubhern |
and eastern Idaho.
Mountain Home-First National !
bank reopens doors.
Wallace-Hecla Mining Co. paws
quarterly dividend of $15O.OO0.
Mullan-Rich ore opened in new
vein by independence Co.
Twin Falls-Short Line TO employ
500 men or railroad ballasting oper-
atoms on Twin Falls branch begin
ming April Is.
Wallace-Building shows great in
crease; figures for 1922 total s345O.
or largest amount since 1919.
Kellogg-New Caledonia Mining
Co. plans development work
ngeville-Work to start on "a
miles state highway in Cottonwood
cost approximately $4,000.
Valuation taxable property in
Kootenai county increased to $751;
227,995.
Nampa-$4O,OOO Masonic temple
planned.
Huntington, Ore--Ore being ship
ped rom tBeayoreHsfh -thamnin
ped from the Bay Horse mine.
Pacific Homestead: Our state
axes and most county and district
axes can be cut 25 per cent if the
people demand it and send the right
men to the state legislature and to
tate and county Offices. 1t will mean
hard fight, because each cut in
osts, whether it affects a salary, or
ONE institution or commission, will
experience bitter opposition from the
eople Affected, and from large
lass of followers. But it has got to
e done, and the result will be of
asst benefit to the state.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Evangelistic services with HarmI-
and Gates will begin Sunday morn
ing. Services every night except
Monday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
PLANO RECITAL

Their will be piano recital given
by Miss Lillian Beckman, pupil of
Mrs. Zula Christensen; assisted by
Miss Lee, Miss Skow, Lola Gorton,
Evelyn Schrum, May McNought, and
Earl Skow on Monday evening, April
"a, at the Methodist Church, begin
ming promptly at o'clock.
PROGRAM
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20

instituted by next year by the col
lege section of the Inland Empire
Teachers association, according to
DR.. George Morey Miller, head of the
University English department chair
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20
To Give Uniform Tests

Uniform tests ii the various
branches of English in northwest in
situations of higher learning will be
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-04-20

man of the committee. The tests
will include the fundamentals of
good English, spelling, sentence
structure, punctuation and letter
writing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
Sra Seroal / Soon.

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Set meo Itntcrcn, % iaa fuIot iom
aar bar Oct life pGret paa IGnee. ON
s'olt baooe alorig Iaa eooe airIoere,
lad bar ntcget al Yoteternc frusiet, %
Def er ltorc Cab M / beuue 9prtiben.
Set tontmer moi til at forte paa Saas
prteter I'll @aarcu for mango. @i ff
ellers COB Detailing for Sotetcrnc ibsit.
iaa mango tiertie bra.
Ttnterfsret bar prret aobt, iaa Sfoas
arbetoet bar pGret orcpet meo 9ip %
Spit.
Zen npe "Spanifeibsen" iom bar
ttret ober Sanoet, bar osiaa let ino /
Sarpal % De andre Sognebpsberne.
Zen bespnbte / SulebeIsen. % iiocn bar
oen ta9et meb Jig @aarb cfter @aarb
o9 Naub efter Ianb. Tten BEN bar
tftc pGret iaa onbartct beune Gang, ida
r tleIte bar iluppet fra Bet ubeu paris
Nten.
6orrise Gar fit hi nh Sosnepreit til
Salen. SrsisIanb beber ban. % fpbr
aaIeiunScr. Set er en- foIteIie os srei
Sar, oe bet err et aIntiubelig gnlfe at
hl I faa bebolbe bam lrnec. San
her iGrlis taset fig af llnsbumren, %
I Ttnter bar ban / Sopeoioenct ftifter
ell triiteIis MISUNDERSTANDING, iom ie,
u6 til at eaa llomerfet.
Reo Oct iamme ieg urpner Sooeoz
loanet, iaa tan leg fortGue on De trnfer
taa uoifiitrins Der MI. Sc fore sanlIe
Sun paa Ssnium os Boil blir % Ell
"Saga Blot, iom ale be andre ean,lc
SIM / 9alcu. Set er bel ltbIfiftnius
8erne iom bar eiort at ale rlbre
"Gnerifansre" bar iaa panifelis for a
fIenoe fig ieicr ,,aar be beisser os.
Sc Spsrssmaal ipm optar Solf met
ubenom bet oaelise StrGp er Scrnbaues
iaaeu % glettricitetsiaseu. @eitlauoe
ital M faa lin S%ernbane, % bette 10,
rppet nosen Crib gpsbcrne imclem
Set er oeiaa paa tale at lG9e en- Sanc
op 2GroaI iii galbris. Sntet ON bette
CT afsiort af Stortineet enbnu.
gi bar MI | nogen Iar truft at bbege
og gIeftricitctsperf / 2GrbaI % Dor:
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fen / gprgunb. Neu S%erreositpret hal
ipntes bet at Siberne bar life bore
belbiee at bbese /. Ian bar trnft i
ilaa Sliret tnert eiennem @innbeaa idt
Sterilization bIir ligecnbe paa Quinn
ellie penter paa gleftriciteten, os b
foar baabc bet life blir iaa IGuse fsl
+, faar Den.
Ser SoII.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
WaQarsYld | 2clior0.

Sraa E%latfiaauatn unoer SfcrpcliS
/ faerc Suatir GaIdrdai 9icne
Ger Slab % @Ipmar milpul 0rdniteiit
beng,
% 2iliarbierfi ipeglar aruld II
/ Idltraum falb iom lar % ipn9 forbi.
SntiIIom Srcifps paa itcinrt 9o
/ apiIc % 8o
Sai itilrar al % iom / Grammar
iastc brip ps ipeglar iparte Tllt
nleb Sling % Spob % Sraaiteirnirb pg
Hus
% Stou % sfortlr srsnc at Saup %
8rdS;
men Icuscr ucb faatc 6psicitrannldr
mcb frite Stllmiprppt paltar iplp9raa
9arbar
% ienocr Sruicn lin / Salem UT. -
beu Hpt meb Siupcu franz til @reno
90 @arpar
Hein % flaar er @allarau,
Iep % Nannabue Den brlidr inn
/ SumarioI mcb 9imnlcl hsg % bIaa,
% gIin,ar blant / unse 8ieuteoraum
ei @aarnatt Iios meo IaancipIpc pau.
90 santle @ubbcu eicp paa Srllen
eaum;
/ llnebomsminni ban Gallardni finn -
ben mcb Sors % 8Ieoa bIanoar Sulcn
lin.
Get CT Iauars9la, Oct CT Sdlarsaal
liar Iig no Ri Sfllm lit fprr Den ilu,
Tiff fprr DEN Tong fit ipn8 Den no
tpileld,is iaenr altio pad.
WiiIom iparte Se9sier ciup 90 it'll,
men belt pper GiiGnober8t hit Iont
Suio;
ser SaIIdraai rett leg ipna pil
/ ~2a.sbslfosien flor % glib
Ser cit Spill af arGftcr Elm fan bsprc
% iiaa
reb Soften af bet ~trauite SfcrpcfieIo,
/ S~osIesauien Iies Serfules Stprfe.
Sraa biipe Iinsar eimen til os fraa
lit cit Snsieilsr iom Soslcsrimen beIb.
Sen Strait ifal eingong lctte Sonoens
Yrfe
90 tennc biurtc 2anlpelios peb apeIo.
&ietil Salbcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
|D0AN,S T PIGHs
zoe at all Drug Stores
Fos,erhlhrnC Co. flecAs~ButfLo. ny
3tg II n9iten alorig fri
Tot tn tQcr anOtn Serf."

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aanife bar on iagt bet ielo Siln.
b, Sarge. Snis bet life ct Bert /
)sssn, iaa' er BET | 9rpitet, eller ct
BET iteo. "Reumatisme", Tiger Oh
biz, % iaa lar oct bore meo BET,
harb ON of bet life %forp9rres.
|Weset oite er Smerten foraaria.
bare ioroi WilIfelen er operan.
Frst o. freezer liot Spile. 2Re ct
YelIabonna BIaiter paa
rsrtenoe Steo % ie bpor burtis
(ter gaar bort. WPnb % 8pin.
/ iom ubfsrer baarbt arbeioe, er
ubiat for 8erf / 9emmerne. De
pr tiIienss oe fat ofte life ioa iope
+ sritro al @erf. N9ite Dag er
|DRrre us fan iom Sslee beraf life
frSe. ct Sobnion gellaoonna
|riter oil linore Smerten neiten
('itteIis. Sorise bet ielo nGite
fns Dc perfer, saa life lioenoe,
pr Oct er unsbpenbis.
asres Ipotbefer fsrer bet / San'
ZEN. Bare fort9l bam De snifer
l7nIor's 9elIabonna Blaiter. Sarl
10aS oct eieloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28

iitfert ueb. oct life or iaa sobt for
mango. iom er / in,aa auar.
Sao ps hsre fra Here, icm fan'fe
funbe bare iuteresieret / Saeeu. eiens
;lem sc rorife BLADES SpaIter, "9ecus
a >Yoiten" % "Sfanoinapcu". ION
rltio cr pilise al poe lin SiGlp BED at
gipe ps Hum / fine SpaItcr for iaas
canine Sornraal. 2ab Oct fon,me til
SirfeIiebebl Sab ps jamie ps ON nos
gen Der / Tmcriia til at mpotase bore
4aper % fpitterc for Dem, eucr oeiaa
at ie,,oe bent oircftc til S%oanepreit Sils
isbal, Gif / Sosn, Storec, iom CT Sor,
n,ano paa Snoiamliuesfomitcen.
8ibscpap, Soma, 16be Iarts 1922.
6. Z. Srpttcu.
(@cbeS pptasct i "Sfauoiuanen".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
aiI sosninser, itar fra Bit.

Som Sere fanife ale oeb, ian brGnptc
Wifsrcus Sprretningsitre9 til @rinSer
sen 2Obc Sanrar iibitleben. 5 Slabct
"Speuin9cu" or af Ell apmite iom cr
uSpalst for Sasen, ubieubt CT Spraab
til ale S%ognirser p9 Sifinser. Nen
ba bette Spraab er bcnitilet I'll ale
iom bpeoc / Horss. iaa flnbc Oct fanIft
rrre paa lin Tlaos at nosct bIep siort
her / Tmcrifd osiaa.
"StanSiuapen" bar for en- SiO iieen
cptaaet Stbifst / fine Spalter, % II,
oe bar bel fmIte lGit Snbbolbet.
Set iunbe fanife bare paa lin SLABS,
a. ri. os ba iirr ale, Iom or feotc I
@it. nNct bore Shsneiolf. ia fan'fc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28

Smut @rificu bar iolgt Stpftet Sdtos
rcu til Olaf u. Sobnicn for 1900 SIR,
Sru Gaia &eiberg bar ioIgt fine 9n'c
tad @ifer Sreitc9dutb I'll aarolite Wit
hcricn for 1850 arpucr.
Bertha 2inbcruo bar iolgt Sorpbdls
len til Geitfosieu lln9pontsiprenins for
5000 aroner.
Nriltian y. Spis bar Iclst @ienopms
rcn SpIsheim til Ssrgen Srrtte for
1000 &rpucr.
9isbindnb I. SascntnnuS aprfiirsbp
/ 9ottiunb bar ioIst Sstfcbcre % Sans
aen til Ipotbcter Galeur Sabl for
1900 aroncr.
@%ulbrano Solbafpifa bar iolst Ncbs
berg iii Iuna SorpiS Sobaulcu for
$500 Aroner.
aiebmauo ". s. Issebcrs, Sfctsclu.
tar iolgt Yarcel Gian al ScIleohdnscn
til MiIs Sanasrlo for 500 ar. Sun9ss
rub bar / CONNER iaaet ppfsrt @cbocIs
icshils Der for iis % lin Sarnilic.
Ooh. Sr. Sacob'en bar ioIgt Settlers
Icfta til Sisuro Sin,enieu for 5000
Sroncr.
Gle 9ermingrlib bar iol9t Siacaas
iii Simcn I. MiIe for $4,000 aroner.
Raaupalo Scrgct bar lolgt Sdrtcl
| Sulbeim iii Teber u. Snueen for 1900
| Srpncr.
6ialmnr SIicn Scmtemocu bar ioI9t
| Nornlptfa til Scuerin SimonIcn for
1000 Nroncr.
Nils IS. gcrgb bar ipI9t SarccI Spss
aatcr iii aurl a. Sriten for 1000 ar.
I.S. 8egaebal BRIG bar IoIgt Sols
len % RpatoLcn Sanbtag peo W~Fisnpds
len I'll SlftieielIfabct RpefoLcn Sanota8
trr los. 900 arouer.
@durits 8pgb bar iolgt eicnSom@
men 9ip9srcu til Nonill Crit gadlc for
10000 aroner.
Wartin 8esbp bar iolgt Yarcel Sorpz
III iii &un5 Stceu for $500 aroncr.
Grnc 9critrsm bar iolgt @ienopm@
men 0angilct til anrI s.. SieIo for LOO
&runcr.
gu oanitc iieIrcn SoreteeIIer CT Oct
at 3 Yrcitcr CT afeaaet pco Ssoen her
rna Offer / 2sbet af et GAR Iauncoer.
Gen enc bar Yropit SsnSeraaI (9lebrc
Gitcr); DC TO andre par S%oenepreit
sane (onig) os Sosneprcit Rsaer
Siiium). Sceuepreit Sapc bsoe I
| Gluten al Nopen,bcr. &an bar DC ito
tie Gar p9rct iodg al Selbrco. % DC
i,oitc Inaneber bar ban belt iiobstis
iii fin @icrnins. Sans Yesrapelie fore
off pco 5aus airte SreSas ben 2ben
G,ecember.
Soaneprcit q. 6. s. @sller beoe
femme Sag iom Sane bIep begrapet.
San babe p9ret Yrcit | Siifum / 8 Gar,
90 bar iGrbeIes afbolbt, penlis % retz
i.nSig icm han | al i'm Serb. Sess
uoeu bar ban en- bn9tig Trroifant og
en- n,eeet intercsieret SfoIemano.
SeIpbrplrp feirebes Ssnon9 Den lite
Gscember af @e~rfitcoseier Ole Clans
fen % Suirru Nuette Glalrien, fsot Oh
len. 9rpIuppet itoo | beres 5iem /
| @ranbeim pcb SfotseIpen. Smfrtne so
@iciter a fremmspt for at bGSre
{ acknowledgement.
Snmmc Sag feircbes oaiad / Stctsz
| cIn SsIpbriilllp af 8dnrbsbeitnrcr Saus
| rits Berg % 3uitrn TatbiIoc Berg.
| febt Spcnbsruo. Ser bar omfrirg 10
9ieiter tilitcpc.
Soban Iuitbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-28
3elcla8et.

Selelagct bill boIpc lit fore Stcpne
for iaar i SerslS Sails, IinI., B. 23bc.
G3bc oo 24oc Srui. Spen5 Gommers
cial Club oil 9ierc alt nuilig for SeIcs
Iaget. vi fadr bcnpttc Spgnirsernc
pdd llbitillin9sgrirnocr, % Der CT &ilnt
for ilerc Suien Renueiter. llbitilir9ss
sruneen Der / @peu er uiinlof Den pdfrcs
ite llbitiIinsssrunb / belle Stateu. st
fan psiaa faa Ell Sal ueoe / Speu iunr
Supcotparter. ON pt suIier Oct. gntas
oeIig fdn oct pgiad bi orbnet Zig, at
Ger bin fri ~Gitpu,obiIturc I'll pisis Ste
ser / Snlesneu for bent ipm enIter Oct.
ser CT ilere Scprroi9bebcr, I. Or.
&raftitationerre, icm itdffer Strait %
chs til gper ouer 100 WtI borte. Scr
tr 10 Iutbcrite airtcifuler, She Sdrt
8cgipu % Nortbipeitcru, % pi bar DC
pafreite Sosieialo / Iiuuciota enoo8
miDt / @peIL Stateus itsritc Sinbsipges
Iipl u.i.p. Ser ptI bli bolot 8rtbstics
ieeit a fliueenbe Sdrbsmaal az Scles
narfin9cn Yait. VI. Is. See ira TdIcrs
mo q. 3. Ser oil osiaa bIi aaplctt
pdd S~drtIl9fele az pore oepIe Sptue'
mrno iantt S%rcmiisuin8 al DC rgte
9amlc 9arslcifar, iom Sot er iaa sIaSt
/ at faa ie.
Ser Dor en- Scleutartius Der I Spen.
2. Iorosaaro. 9an cr Ssu al Spetl
~gturoeaarbeu e1er Storipeiu, ION er
iaa bcremt fra &lubbeiIaeet / Npbpss
oerbaacne / @pobbue 60. Seuue Rprbs
oaarb, iom Dor Der, er piit euoa itsrre
cnb Gar i'm. Sau er piit NOR Z SOB
lsi. ga iee traf ham fprIeSen BAD
ban mig belle iii Steiuar 8enaas i
gIapoiue. q. 9. % bebe BAN tcmme III
SeleIaget, iaa ifuIoe ban itpppe hos
ham, mems han par her. Ser MI for
reItcu bIi forget for 8um for ale. iout
tpmmcr nj Steottet. :, =.