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SELECT SIFTINGS.

Cotton was first exported IN IIoo.
Baltimore, Nd, in 1916, introduced
gas.
In 1890 s72, ,944 persons died in this
country.
The magic lantern was the invention
of Roger Bacon in 1860.
Spaniards never use tobacco pipes, and
it is impossible to procure one IN ma
tive tobacco shop.
In store at Athens, Ga, stands an
old fashioned clock which was made in
Liverpool. 1t hasn't missed tick fer
forty years.
The finest turquoise in America,
valued at $4,000, was found in New
Mexico. 1t is somewhat like pecan
nut in size and shape.
The waters of the Atlantic Ocean arc
a sort of whirlpool on gigantic scale,
the central point of which is short
distance to the southwest of the Az )res.
Whenever strict Mohammedan pro-
nounces the name of the prophet, he
piously kisses his thumb mails, presses
them to his forehead, aud says, the
prophet of God, to whom be all glory"
In 1891 the first turnpike road was
made, sixty-two miles long. between
Lancaster, Penn, and Philadelphia, so
called because it was required to be so
hard that pike could not be driven
through it.
In rural England the blossoming twigs
of willow, which our children call
"pussy- Willows" ale often used III
churches on Palm Sunday, as the only
available branches whic have yet begun
to show proofs of returning lite.
There are hundred OF wild hogs in tho
Okefnokee swamp, in Gs)rgia. Tley do
not 90 in droves, bus are generally
separated from each othe'. They ara
the property of some farmers near the
swamp, but it is an unusual thing for
them to be claimed by their owaers.
The oldest church existing in the
United States is situated near Smith
Vile, Va. 1t was built in the reign OF
Charles L., between the years 1861 and
1855, the brick, lime and timber being
imported from England. The timber Is
English oak, aud was framed in England,
1t is "a brick structure, erected in the
most subs antial manner. The mortar
has become so hardened that it will strike
fire in collision with steel.
The floating dock aud the type writing
are among the many important inventions
that were hit upon by men who have
made no ate npt to patent their ideas.
A photographer conceived the idel OF
the floating dock before the device was
perfected aud put to prac ;lcal use, and
naval officer thought out practical
typewriter, but was persuaded by friends
to abandon his invention as thing no.
BODY could be induced to use.
The Italian Princess Vicovaro, dauyh-
ter of Lorillard Spencer, of New York,
not long a5o received letter at her
villa near Lucerne, Switzerland, saying
that if $1,000 were not deposited IN
certain place by fixed time her villa
would be blown up. She handed the
letter to the police, wao, by pretending
to comply with the demand, caught the
writer, young man, who admitted ne
was driven to the attempt by his intease
desire to come to this country aud see
the Fair at Chicago.
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I.I THE WIND BLOWS.

.,o wind blows-wind of the north;
mnsD pea Of the wild, dark, raging sea-
VIM ;ts foam to a furious froth
lasuD %aDrs never star in the heavens be-
v. from world of ceaseless SHOWS
%a.b .,.vbere. safe, when the north wind
blows,
Gold Hair doth sleapl
go, the wind blows-wind OF the east
tue Wind Of a dawn that is chill and gray;
arivino rain when the day hath
ceased
bay:
c,,ss to the mist that looms and grows,
somewhere, safe, when the east wlno
blows,
Blue Eyes doth sleep!
.ho wind blows-wind Of the west,
w" w;nd from the way of the reddening
sun;
po.rina the great, wide world to rest.
q Greeting the young stars one by one;
Where the scent of the pine tree comes
and goes,
Somewhere, far, when the west wind
blows.
Gray Eyes doth sleep! .
When the wind blows-wind of the south,
Wind of a bloom and nightingale's
thrill;
Stealing the smile of her red rose mouth,
Breathing kiss over forest and hill;
flushed, while the silvery river flows,
Somewhere, o sweet, when the south
wind blows
Dark Eyes doth sleep!
Virginia Cloud, in Boston Transcript.
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Coming to time-The promissory note.
An eavesdropper-The convict who
escapes by way of the roof.
The greatest circulating medium d the
drummer. Galveston News.
A distinction without difference-A
unanimous nomination.-Puck.
Dead men tell no tales, but the onea
who write their obituaries often do.-
Texas Siftings.
The difference between tack and tact
is that the tack has the big head.-West'
feld Standard.
Artistic cookery turns the plain grub
into the butterfly of gastronomicA
beauty.-Puck.
Making love is game that two can
play at. When there are three 1t
work.-Siftings.
When thing is whispered 1t travels
faster than when it is shouted from the
house tops.--New York Sun.
The man who doesn't yell at a run.
away team has missed great orportu-
nifty. ty.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Speaking of forcing an issue, that's
just what the newsboys are trying to do
when they are yelling an extra.
The sore head is fellow who geta
iammed between his own ideas and pub
lie sentiment. w Westfield Standard.
81 wonder why he always has lady
sstenooraphers?" "He probably believes
in woman's writes. Detroit Tribune.
eyes" said Mrs. Beaconstreete, ''my
father made his fortune by the perspira'
ton of his forehead. Harvard Lam.
poon.
"What made Carter try dialect writ
ing9" "Because he has never been able
to spell anything correctly. New York
Mercury.
The sawmill sometimes impresscs the
operator with the fact that 1t has an
"off hand" way of doing things.-Bos-
ton Courier.
Father Coming home).-''Is Carrie
out9" Hopetul--'No but the lamp is.
That Spitkins feller's here again. ."-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Jason says, speaking of school disci-
pline, the hardest thing to keep in order
at a cooking school is your stomach
Elmira Gazette.
When the crinoline comes there will
still be plenty of room at the top. But
men. unfortunately, can not walk on tho
ceiling.-Puck.
Chappy-"You needn't try to put me
in the SOUP" Maud-'I shouldn't
think of it; noodles go in the gravy
Kate Fields Washington.
81 haven't any of the liquid quality
that musicians talk about" said the bass
drum, "but / can drown out the rest OF
the band, just the same" N
eff person is talented can always
tell it from his face" $50 can /; one
glance at Miss Soluso's face would prove
to me that she paints. Truth. d
A number of students at Yale have
been found guilty of cribbing at exami-
pations. The faculty should have put q
Yale lock on the cribs.-Philadelphia
Record.
He-"Remember that you have prom
ised solemnly to be sister to me-" She
-"Yes; but you mustn't act as II you
thought you were the only relative OF
that kind have in the world. Boston
Beacon.
at is conducive to health to keep the
mouth closed, is it not, doctora" "Caen-
orally speaking, yes. In fact, when one
gets out in Arizona, it is the only sure
way to avoid sudden death. Indian
apolis Journal.
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fam discouraged"
"Whatl Yol2 didn't suppose you
n1could be that; and don't see why
you should be. Pm sure if was getting
I5aweek, in steady situation. with
hours only from nine until five, I should
think the world very charming"
The last speaker was a slender, deli
cate woman, in her early twenties, and
The work on her lap and lying about be-
hayed her occupation to be that of dress
maker. She sighed as she spoke, and
did not stop her busy stitching while
ihe talked.
II know, DEAR" said Stella, ruefully,
ut does seem ungrateful of me to find
FAULT with my position; bu: then I am
not so good and patient as you; and
then, too, l am constantly seeing men
advanced while 1 stand still. My salary
s the same as it was two years ago; yet
during that time almost every clerk in
Nj, Cruikshank's Office has been pro-
NOTED, and there isn't one of them who
sany more faithful or clever than I.
They have had chances to show their
capabilities; l have not. Mr.. Cruikshank
treats me nicely-that is, he is courteous
anu all that-but he never expects any,
Ialng Of me beyond my daily round of
taxing shorthand notes of his letters and
Instructions, ! ; and then typewriting them.
mo- indeed, that he gives me the most
important OF this sort of work to do,
because | make so few mistakes; but
'uas Is as tar as l can get, and it don't
'aasiy me. My father was a man who
advanced rapidly, and would have be.
come wealthy had he lived longer. I
=. sa IKE him in energy and will, and I
u,nh' 100, in clear business perceptions.
while Stella was talking she was walk
ing g about the room putting away few
lungs and getting ready to go out.
'iour chance will come, Stella. It
must must You have grounded yourself SO
ssl'' and are always so ready fer every
emergency. think if you were asked
~ "a 90 10 Alaska tonight you could be
w ~ Oeicre | could get my mind made up,
auu while | should have to take a trunk
'0S could go with only grip-sack."
Stella laughed.
w. les suppose I could, for I am al.
o. "ss wen and strong, and don't need to
.a'iy Doth thick clothes and thin to be
prepared r for all changes Of weather, or
~ burden myself with an alcohol lamp,
,,. aao' water bag, and all the rest of the
f., p' sua. would be absolutely necessary
K;,, M iran little thing like you. Really,
IVY, am ashamed at having been for
so,i a;oinent discouraged, when look at
maui ,vu anu see how hard you work, and ro-
saai n.uDer what you have to contend
'sS'ns'' and all without murmur."
cos' ao saying the tall girl bent to kiss her
ou;at apanion's pale cheek, and turned with
ys' yhsA' Ifm steps to 90 to the office,
ma' s'e sne was always on time NOT a
40lent too soon or too late.
A., lived at the office of the great
Co9 american Polyglot Insurance
the 'pauy' Stella was surprised to see
u.u,,1 nerlean head of the firm. who
ny y oy no means manifested the
subara;. p;less which he required of his
c,,ir mates. He sat forward IN his
Ina resting his elbows on his desk,
.p,v ~ ps ., the fingers of both hands
s,s,, = : .isnsly .ogether as he held them
a auu slightly waving in the air be-
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The emerald was one of the favorite
and probably the best known OF precious
stones possessed by the ancients.
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STELI.A'S OPPORTUNITY. ,
ny HELEN EvERsToN SMITH.

: Hal IS Cne maCler,
Stella2 You look as
if some misfortune
had happened to you.
The girl addressed
was a tall, stately
young creature, still
in her "teens," with
a striking face and Il
IN a n ner W h j C b,
though not awkward,
was a little too ab-
rupt and energetic to
be graceful. She re.
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MAIDEN Rock.

Homer Heath has the contract for
building a new sidewalk between the
Heath residence and the school house.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church met with Mrs. a.
Julian Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Kaye returned on Satur-
day from a visit to the twin cities.
NJ. Dsnham and Ii. Seely made a
business trip to Prescott the first of
last week.
We understand that some fishing
with seine is being done in the lake
here. Look ye leedle oudt."
Homer White, of Ellsworth, spent
Sunday in town.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist Church will meet with Mrs. j. E.
Stevenson on Thursday afternoon of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Doughty, of Eau
Claire. stopped here TO visit Mr.. ID
parents, Rev and Mrs. Doughty, on
their way home from the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards went to Red
Wing last Wednesday 10 consult ply
stefan in regard to Mr.. Richards
health.
Mrs. L. ID. Golf and two children.
who have been visiting relatives in
Maiden Rock and vicinity for the past
ten days, returned Monday to their
home in Minneapolis.
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CHICAGO, 735 Adams Street. ,


Norman Liehty Mfg. Co., Des Moines,
Iowa. Dear Sirs-A sample of KRAUsE S
HEADACHE CAPSULES was left in my hus-
band Office few days since, and as /
am subject to headaches neuralgia,
nervous. and in fact every other kind
he thoughtfully brought the sample
box home. The very next day had a
chance to try them and one capsule re-
lieved me in less than half an hour E.
Next day | was attacked again, took
another capsule with the same delight
full result. in less than half an hour
my head felt as well as ever, with no
bad feeling as the after result. have
had these terrible headaches for
twenty years, and have tried every
remedy l ever heard of, but nothing
have ever taken has cured or relieved
me as quickly as KRAUsE's HEADACHE
CAPSULES. Mrs. n. A. SKINNER.
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PRESCOTT.


Arthur Elftman is here visiting his
parents.
b. w. Barnes of Shall Lake was i'll
the city the first of the week.
John Johnson returned from Chicago
last week where he has spent the past
year. We understand he intends to
enter the West Publishing House i'll
st. Paul.
Miss Alice Weiderman is spending
few weeks with her parents in this
city.
Miss Nellie Dill came down from
Hamline and spent Sunday with
relatives.
The Experience Social given by the
Ep@orth League Friday evening passed
off very pleasantly.
An address was delivered last Sun
day evening at the NJ. E. church by
Alex Strsyhorn (celored) of this city
on the subject of Slavery, followed by
essays, recitations and music. The
church was well filed. A collection
was taken for the education of the
colored people.
Mrs. ID. 5. Cheney is in Red Wing
having her eyes treated by DR.. G. L.
Still.
b. E. Weeks, dentist, will be in the
city from Oct. 81. to Nov. Sd.
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MARTELL.

Married, Oct. 22d. at the residence
of the brides mother, Mr.. L. Z.
Nelson and Miss Sarah Hagestad. Rev.
NJ. Thorsen performed the ceremony.
The newly married couple left the
same evening for Chicago where Mr..
Nelson will visit his two sisters who
live there and take in the Fair. They
will be at home at this place about
Nov. 18th.
Our town has been well represented
at the Worlds Fair, and each one who
has been there claims to have seen
the most. The descriptions of the
exhibition vary good deal.
Miss Margaret Thorson closed her
term of school in the Lauder district
last Friday.
Born, Oct. %. to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Rasmussen, daughter.
Veal. Mutton and Poltry bought by
our butchers.
DR.. Crary was in town last Sunday
on business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rasmussen,
Oct. 22nd, a daughter.
The Msrtell Sewing Society held
their auction last Friday. The pro-
ceeds amounted to about $50.
A little boy arrived at Charley
Gregorson's on the 23rd ult.
Rev. and Mrs. L. o Haugan are the
happy parents of little boy, born Oct.
oath.
Tom Nelson and Miss Ligrid
Hagestad were married on the 22nd
ult. by Rev. Thorson at the home OF
the bride. They took in the World:
Fair on their wedding trip.
Nettie Roche went to Prescott las
! week.
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Grand Rapids school desks and school
supplies at Youells q Ayery's.
STOCKHOLM,

STOCKHOLM.
Mrs. Swim Anderson, aged go years,
who has been i'll for a year, died last
week.
Mrs. Louisa johnson, aged 81 years.
daughter of A. E. Anderson, died in
the hospital at st. Paul Oct. 20. Her
body was brought to this place for
burial.
Miss Amy Larson began school in
Oak Grove last week.
school in district No. 2 began last
week, Jas. Taylor teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson and son
Lawrence returned from the Fair last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Dederick are
now at Jackson Park. Geo. White
takes MI. DIS place during his absence.
The young people gave an oyster
supper Saturday night. The large
photograph album offered as a prize
to the buyer of the most plates of
oysters was won by James o Hearn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sunberg have a
new baby.
Henry Fitz advert!ses all of his
personal property to be sold at auction
next week.
Ernest Peterson has finished clover
hulling for the fall and returned
home.
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Ruckle3s Arnica SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains. CoTns, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by c. r. Taggart. 20
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KINNICKINNIC.

Wal. Hudson was down from Ash
land last week.
Mrs. Fallansbee of New Centerville
is visiting in town.
Herman Deyarmond came home
Friday evening, returning to Houlton
on Saturday afternoon.
Will White returned Saturday even.
ing not much improved in health.
Our folks who attended the young
peoples meeting on the South Fork re-
port a good attendance and excellent
meetings. Some of those taking part
were converted in the Pierson meet
ings at River Falls.
Our congregations are increasing
but We miss our young people who are
away teaching and in other employ
ments.
James Rogers came from Dakota,
where he has been working for some
time, last week Monday and took his
family to Downing on Wednesday
following.
Mrs. Hal. Wilson is spending couple
of weeks with her brother in
Minneapolis.
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Helps for Hard Times.

Christmas presents for nothing
handsome and valuable ones. too.
This sounds good these hard times
and the problem seems to have been
solved by the WEEKLY PIONEER
PRESS. of st. Paul, MINI. An ex
animation of their extensive premium
supplement, just issued. shows large
and tempting assortment of elegant
premiums offered to subscribers.
The premiums are all sent post paid
and are guaranteed to be as represent
ed.
The PIONEER PRESS is one of the
best weekly papers in the country and
has large circulation.
Send postal card for free sample
copy and premium supplement, to THE
PIONEER PRESS. st. Paul, MINI.
You will find a large assortment of
window shades at o. W. Newcomb &
Cos.
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MAT Keyser and wife, pioneer
settlers of this village, visited old
friends in town last week.
Jim Meehan has returned from the
west where he spent the summer.
Vincent Feight and Miss Mary
Johnson of River Falls spent Sunday
at E. Moran's. Rob Kesly Of Pleasant
Valley VISITED relatives here recently.
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Agent for "The Hodgden Add.
ton" This Addition lies above
"high water mark" and has the best
residence lots in the valley.
| also have Salim Avenue and
Mckay Avenue property for sale.
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PLUM CITY.

A. VI. Taylor had a vacation last
week to go to the Worlds Fair.
The friends of j. Oberding gave
him pleasant surprise last Saturday.
Mrs. G. Moser and Mrs. j. Reagan
are visiting relatives in and near Pres
colt this week.
Mrs. Mary Clark began her school
one mile north of Ono Oct. 30.
L. TOvey has returned to Lake City
where he expects to put up" for the
winter.
Emil Matson began term of school
in Dist. No. /. Oct. 30.
ii. Brown is suffering from the
effects of 20 egg cases on his hands.
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c. r. TAGGART, Proprietor. fremont House Block
To the Public.

G. A. Rasmussen has put in com
plete line of Undertakers' goods, in
addition to his stock of furniture, and
has engaged w. ;. Armstrong to take
charge of all funeral services. All
parties wishing anything in this line
will be promptly and carefully attend
ed to by calling upon
G.. A RASMUSSEN.
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THROUGH PASSENGER SERVICE WEST
OF ST PAIL

THE SHORT LINE MINSEAPOLIs and ST. PAUL
20 SIOUX CITY and OMAHA, with fast day
train. making tho ugh connections 10 KAN
SAs CITY.
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS with Pullman Bullet
sleepe7s 70 SIOUX CITY, OMAHA, and k2SsAs
CTTG. connecting at sioux CITY for Northern
Nebraska. Slack HIS, and al points West
THE SHORT LINE between MISSEAFOLIsr ST.
PAUL and SIOUX FALLS. day train service.
with connections ~ LAKE CRYSTAL 70 and
frnm FLw0EE at HERON IAEE 10 and from
PIPESroSE. AZ SIOUX FAILS 10 snd from
MITCHELL
Between MINSEAPOLGS. 81. PAUL and central
Dakota via kASOTA, night trains with Pull
man Sleepers ST. PAUL 70 Tracy.
For further Information As 70 connections with
other lines through car service, lowest rates Tor
tickets ami map folder showing the entire syS-
TEN advertised as THE NoETH-N EsrERS L4isE-
and representing 1851 miles OF Railway call on
the Agent 81 your station, % address
I. W. TEASDALE,
General PASSENGER Agent. s.. Paul.
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President-Mrs. A. p. Weld.
secretary-Mrs. w. p. Marshall
TreasureT-Mrs. Cheney.
sUPERINTENDENTs.
Eyangelistic work-Mrs. Isabelle Williams
Press Work-Mrs. F.. L. Cook.
Jail and Almshouse-Mrs. Bryan.
Co. Fair Work-Mrs. Bounce.
W c. T. U & Juvenile work-Esther Goodell.
DemOrest Medal Contestants. DR.. Clough.
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Do not fail to examine our big as.
sortment of fine oyercoats and you
will be surprised how cheap we sell
them. r. n. JESsoN.
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FARMHILL.


Mrs. Peter Pier, Wick Schroeder
and Mike Schoeback returned from
the Worlds Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schrantz and
sons of Eau Claire visited their rela-
tives and friends at this place last
week.
George Leckeler and j. N. Schroeder
have gone TO the White City. They
will spend a week with relatives
before returning.
Some of the hunters have returned
and report deer scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Sandow of
Rock Elm have moved to Dodge Co.,
the former home of Mr.. Sandow.
Leon King has returned from his
visit. He brought bride with him.
Mrs. Albert Roth who has been very
sick is much improved.
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Secret Societies.

RIVER FALLS CHAPTER, R. a. Nc. R. Morse,
H. p; R. s Freeman, X; F P. AinswOrth. s. ;.
]. Rasmussen, Sec; NJ. o son. Treas. Regular
at S O'Clock p NJ.
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THROUGH PASSENGER SERVICE EAST
or ST. PAUL.

TIE SHORT LINE from MISSEAPOLIs and ST.
PtUI 20 CHICAGO with three Passenger trains
daily -
GRANGER STATE EXPRESS for MILwAUKEE
aud CHICAGO. the fastest day train running
between the TWIN CITIES and CHICAGO
aATI ANTIC ENFRESS' connects with morn
ing trains leaving CHICAGO East and south
ssN0RTH- WESTERN LIMITED for MILwAU-
Err aut CHICAGO. equipped with Pullman
aud wagner Private Compartment cars and
RufFet smoking Library coaches really the
only train. first elias in every respect, be-
tween the Twin CIaLEs aud CHICAGO
THE SHORT LINE from DULUTH 10 CHICAGO
solid through train known aS the Chicago
special aud making the run IN less than
sixteen hours Pullman and Wagner Buffet
siaepers on this train
Ratweeu MISSEAFoLIs. ST. PAUL SUFERIoR and
DULUTH fast day trains with Parlor Cars,
night trains with Pullman Palace Sleepers.
Rstweeu MISSEAPOLIs ST Paul. sad ASHLAND,
,fsv trains with Reclining Chair Cars. mig III
trains with Pullman Sleeping Cars
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~ Y. OENNISTON,
Os Ellsworth, Wis
Abstract, Real Estate 4 Insurance Office
Taxes paid and information given. A
full set of Abstract Books for Pierce and
st. Croix counties.
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Get your furniture repaired by o.
w. Newcomb d Co.
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RIVER FALLS LODGE, r. & RAM. P. Aims
worth, W. NJ; A. W. Kaler, ;. W; n. B. Nelson,
J. W 5 J. Rasmussen, Sec. J. p. Carroll, Urea
Regular meetings the lst aud Sd Tuesdays of
each month at O'Clock P. NJ