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The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
ANNOYED ALAUNDRYMAN A

Yesterday morning Officer Sylvester
rounded up half dozen boys whose aver.
age age is about twelve years, on the
complaint OF Hop Lung, the Chinese
laundryman doing business at No. 442
Congress street. For some time past a
Juvenile gang has annoyed the laundry
man by shouting abusive epithets
through the window. tossing pebbles
against his door and making a general
disturbance about his quarters. On Tues
day they exceeded his endurance by
throwing large stone through his win
dow, and he went to the police with the
complaint against some OF the boys
known to him by name. They were called
to the station and implicated others, the
affair finally sitting to a half dozen
youths.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
WANT RURAL DELIVERY ROUTE

The postmaster received a petition yes
terday from people living along the road
TO Duck Pond and between that place
ana Riverton and from those living on
the road which leads from Duck Pond to
s Saccarappa and thence up along the road
parallel with the Presumpscot river to
Pride's bridge for a rural delivery sys-
TEN. This petition is signed by about 100
people and will do away with at least
two post offices OF the fourth class. The
petition will be forwarded to Washing
ton.
One rural delivery system which cuts
of three fourth class offices Is already In
operation and another one around the
Smslt Hill road and out TO the Presump-
SCOT post office is also pending. 1t Is said
that these rural delivery schemes are pay
Ing for themselves and more too. The
carriers get about $500 year and have to
travel twenty i've miles. The saving is
made in the TO urth class Off ces and In
the star routes which are not required
under this plan.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
A POLICEMAN APPOINTED.
REGULATIONS OF BOARD OF
HEALTH,

The Portland board OF health has pro-
mulgated the foilowing.quarantineregula
tions:
'Ordered that the officials Of steam
ships arriving at the port OF Portland are
required to present to the health officers
the consular bill of health, ana grants
m ust correspond to said bill of health.
cat previous meeting of the board of
health the United States quarantine rules
and regulations were adopted as part of
the rules and regulations OF this board.
"The board OF health calls attention OF
all officials OF steamships arriving at this
port to the following sections Of said
rules ana regulations, to wit:
ARTICLE VI, Part 2. AN inspection Of
the vessel including the steerage, shall be
made daily by ship surgeon. That the
inspection card OF each emigrant shall be
daily punched or checked by the ship
surgeon.
"Article vi, Part S.--That the clinical
record OF diseases occurring during the
voyage shall be exhibited to the quaran-
tine officers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jonathan b. l.. Bartlett of Boston. ct
ais, trustees, to Harry N. blanchard Of
Cumberland Center, for 81. land at Dser-
ing Center.
Josiah p. Merrill, ct ais, of Freeport.
to Ella L. Gould OF Boston, for 81 land
in Freeport.
Michael Stevens OF Portland, to Lillian
NJ. N. Stevens OF Portland, for u, land
and buildings on westbrook street,
Stroudwater.
Frederick II. Ward of Topsham to
Charles I. Slower of Harpswell, for 81,
and In Brunswick.
Hanno W. Gage Of Portland 10 Luther
Douglass of Bridgton, for 81, land at
Bridgton Center.
Charles A. Dunlap to Henry ]. Clark,
ct ais. of Portland, for VI, land on Long
Island,
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
MUNICIPAL COURT.

In the Municipal court yesterday morn
ing, Frederick q. Hoyt pleaded guilty to
a warrant charging the larceny OF an
overcoat and macintosh from Charles
O'Donnell at the public library, Monday
night. and was sentenced TO three months
at the county jail. At the expiration of
this sentence he will be turned over to
the Lewiston police, who have a larceny
case against him.
For intoxication Charles Hall was fined
s5 and costs and William Sawyer given 80
days In jail.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
Brown voting against postpOnement.
NEW BUILDINGS.

NEW BUILDINGS.
The following pstitions for new build
ines permits were referred: Henry Souis,
addition to dwelling Y5l b street; Henry
soule, addition to dwelling on Ashmont
street; Alfred n. Crook, addition to
dwelling on Washington avenue near
Stevens avenue; W. Kirsch, addition TO
dwelling at 1i8 Oxford street; John Chis-
holm tor wood shed at 80 Lancaster
street; O. q Farr, shed 70 be covered
with iron at 80 Cumberland street; p. W.
wesoott, for q dwelling and stable on
HIGGINS street; @. W. Coffin, :private
stable at e40 Oxford street; W. W. Car
man was given permission to open Re-
we're street to lay water pipe.
A POLICEMAN APPOINTED.
The mayor appointed as regular po-
liceman for the Deering district Bradford
l.. Stevens, subject to the confirmation OF
the board OF aldermen. No action was
taken on the appointment by the slder-
men yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed Administrator OF
the estate OF
GUSTAvUS p. SoULE late of Boston,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,, deceased,
leaving estate TO be administered In the County
OF Cumberland, deceased. and given bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands
aaainst the estate of said deceased are desired
10 present the same for settlement and al IN
debted thereto are requested 10 make payment
Immediately. -
Freport. November 20. 1900, nv22diawswTh'
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
NEW ApvERrlsEmENTs.
Portland, November q. 1000

gaaAaNf AfSN~AAtNa - AeNNf
TIME craze for al
Il Aiglon" which
Sara Bernhardt
and her great play are
largely responsible for,
has brought out no end
of novelties in costume
garniture and most OF
them have not only
graceful originality but
decorative merits besides.
The Trimmings count.
er shows today a very
extensive assortment of
gilt, silver, oxydized and
cut steel buckles for l.
Aiglou belts. Gilt, silver
and steel spikes for the
tips of L-Aigion girdles.
Gilt and steel tabs for the
ends of L-Aiglon frogs.
Metal clasps with l.
Aiglon medallion heads.
At another counter the
L-Aiglon belts and girdles
all made up are shown,
and at still another count
er are L-Aiglon scarfs
and ties.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
THANKsGIyING SILVER,

Everything In the sterling and silver
plated line can be found at McKenuey's
Monument Square ieweiry store. Thou
sands of pieces from the leading manu-
facturers of the country; all new styles
and prices to suit.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
ELECTRIUs OFF.

The electric street lights We're on for
about an hour last night. The trouble
was caused by stree being blown across
the main line. - 80
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22

The new holiday stock
of gentlemen's Smoking
Jackets, Lounge Goats
and Bath Robes is open
now. A splendid line of
these Goats. $a.oo to
$1,000. Robes $500 to
$500.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
THE PRESS.


SELL YOUR HOUSE or
LAND by advertising In
the DAILY PRESS. Has
more real estate ads
than any other paper.
Reaches more probable :
buyers. 20 cents a week
forAOWords
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22

Portland. Me-, for three weeks only,
commencing Thursday, Nov. 22nd, treat
ing all kinds of chronic, acute and ner-
sous diseases, i. g.: Consumption,
Bright's Disease, rheumatism, Cholera.
Asthma. Bronchitis, La Grippe, Neu-
ralgia, Heart Affections and Dyspepsia,
Lost Manhood, etc.
All Female Diseases, Inflammation,
liberation, Prolapsus, Dropsey. ante
and retroversion of the uterus, Fibroid
and Ovarian Tumors, Polypus and
Cancer, Leuchorrhoea. Inflammation and
Congestion of the Ovaries, and all irreg-
ularities of Menstruation without the use
of surgical instruments or poisonous
drugs.
Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal affections
cured at once.
Note-Diseases of all kinds are caused
by the inability of the different organs to
perform their function.
Oxygen property gwen restores these
organs to a healthful condition, and the
disease passes off through the natural
channels.
Consultation Free. If everything has
failed to relieve your condition, try the
Oxygen Treatment.
Inspirators and Medication furnished
at home for Diphthcria, Scarlet Fever,
Whooping Cough and all other Contagi-
GUS Diseases under Physicians prescrip-
tion.
Free lecture, illustrated by the Stere-
opticon, Tuesday evening, Nov. 27, at 8
O'Clock, in Y. NJ. c. A. Hall.
Tickets can be had upon application at
the Office.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
Venetian cfofb.

50 inches wid.; high grade; heavy
enough for Jacket Suits, extra fine
texture and lustrous. This grade
per yard,
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
$500

Other qualities 80 inch sI.oO. ~ inch $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-22
German PopHn.

Really dollar stuff but It came to
us under price, so we pass it along
to you at 69c
It's AZ inches wide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-21

aber entgesnete: yDa fam, i9 ausbelz
FEM" unb aps ben 9rafeh, Der ibm
unpiatiirlth folste, nit ii9 binaus
aus benz @ebrdnse Der gaffenoen
Menf9enmense. Matbd's @oriteuun>
gen fparen al Gnbe unb auf elmer
anoercn Settle bes SOfraumes ertDnz
ten bic 2ieber Der MinneiGnger, Die
nun Die IufmerfIamteit Der Snapper
unb &reusfdbrer fir ii9 perlansten.
Sn elmer 8ertiefung bes Waaes on
benz entlegeniten Srte, pobin tein
2auiher brdns, itunb Der WOn9 nit
benz Grafen urb las ibm nit grdBlis
dem Nahbrud ben Snbalt bes 3aus
b%erpapiers, pte fplst: rSebt eu6 tpobl
Dor, Serr bon S9pdbed uno 8alSs
bauien, bab euer bduslifer Sriebs
uno bic sliidlt1e She NIT Der eplen
Srau Martgrdfin bon Seiterreif
ni6t 5eritDrt tperbe. Gin %unoanfbds
rer gube, Der bur6 S9mei6elei euer
SerS %geponnen, ar6eitet i'm Stilen,
Stanbs uno S6ma9 in euer abelig
Saus au bringen uno iid NIT Dem
grdfli9en 9ei4le4te BON S4pabed
5u permiihen. Der iugenoli6e i6One
8nappe, &uno pirft elm liiitern Quge
auf Dernber's tusenobafte Satin.
limb 10 ibr eu6 ni4t rG9et, folst sud
Der Slu9 eurer gntel in Die 9rube
nd9.N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-21

tinoli9en InbGnsli6teit ben ernIten
@rafen 81 ermuntern. Sa lG6elte
fel6it 2upmiGa uub fliiiterte: .9ti6t
pdbr, 9iiblstu, tpenn ou ben grobsn
Gappsn tummeln tannit, piuit ou
einmal audi 10 binuus ms Weite9"
limb Der &nabe nidte gar freunbli9
een Gortsn Der Mutter 8eifau gu. =
@ernber mubte ld6eln iiber eefen
@infalt, tiiBte ppbl elm 9uBenb Wtal
Die Stirne, Den Wunb unb bic Wanse
oss hersieen GDbnlsins unb iaste our
Gattin: ,SAreib' mir ben Gag duf,
gubmiQa, pdnn Der &nabe ben eriten
9bsr erIeet in unfsrn Wdlosrn BON
@Grsnba6,"
Sebt na6m 2ubmind cine S9drps
uus Dem naben S6rante. .Wernber,
tennt ibr ned bieies erite 3si9eu uu>
Isrer 9ie6s? Quf benz Surnisre gu
Yrag, no i9 eu6 gum eritet Wale
Id6 uro ibr Den h0diten preis errun<
gen, bot bic %errDtbenoe 9ubmiQa eu9
bieB 4nbsnten. Das solbene @etpebe
auf rpt9em 9runbe lit bon meiner
eisensn Sanb. Srast bic S9drpe
bon oisfer Stunoe on Bis gu eurer
Wieberfebr auf S4Dabed. Gs liesr
mein Segen auf ibr. Oarum moge
iie eub Elm Salisman iein, oeifen unz
ii6tbdre &raft eu4 i6ibe DOT ieoem
un9ema9s, unb euh itets %erinuere OH
bic, 10 am beimatbliten Seroe UNI
eu9 serflisbt in itinsn Shrdnen."
Bel bieien 8orten Der Riibrung
iGlang aubmila bic S6drpe um bes
9rafen 8ruit uno S1ultern; uuo alS
Tie Ieitpdrts in einen &npten lie Sus
I%ammenfiste, fliiiterte lie: $50 bleibe
cure 2iebe feit, pie bieb Yuno. Berns
Der, liebpertber Serr, sebabt eu6
pobl! Der Ilmd6tise sebe eu9 oas
@eleite!" =
Der @raf briidte benz treuen Weibe
einen feften Stub uuf bic 2ippen.
Damn trat er gu Bitter Sismunb,
nabm befen !Sano. belt lie. an feline
8ruit uno fprd9: rSreuRD SdBler,
ben ods llneliid suriifbGlt bon 9etz
matb, Wsib unb 8inb, lei Der Sdubs
berr meiner 2iebsn, bic i9 auf Shpas
bed suriidlaFen mub! Wie ibr ben
eblen Wsibsriinn uno bic 5useno Der
5rauen an ebren bdht, brau6' ih eu6
nift gu faseu. OieB tennt Der CUTE,
beuti6e Sitter 10 beutIi9, ipte Der
gborberr feline Pialmen. llebet mein
S0bnlein in Naem, mas ieinen Gor<
per itGrtt unb pefen Der Sunse be-
bari, UNI emit in bic SuBftapfen ieiner
@bneu piirOig eintreten gu tOnnen.
Srau 2ubmiad pirb iorsen, odB er in
Der probftei ursberg e%rlerne, mas elm
gutter Gbrilt pihen mub, I'm in Heb>
li6teit Dor Soft pdnoeln uno oereinit
frieoli9 I'M 8rabe ruben 81 tDnnen."
Sismunp @dBler f9ien gar iebr
geriibrt BON benz Tertrauen unb Der
5reunbi9aft bss i4eibsnoen Srafen.
yGoler Wernber", fagte er, neure Sas
mile lei mir elm &leinpb, bas i9 bel
Sop unb asben 10 rein uno unperiebrt
eu9 5uriideritatten perpe, pie ibr ss
mir iib%ergeben." =
SORT ibr bas Sorn bes Sburms
tpG6ters?" fiel Der MDn9 in Die
Reoe; bic HoHe tpiebsrn i'm S9lobz
bofe uno Hampton unseDuloig Die
Grbe. Der 3us Der 8reu8fabrer be-
tpegt ii9 i6on aus benz Shore. Die
&nappen iteben cures Dintes gefpGra
tis, ebler @raf! Sin LANCER @bidieo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-21

trsnnt eu9 i9perer! = 2ubt uns Elm
turs Gebetlein perri6ten UNI cine
gliidli6e Walfabrt! lnb bann in
9ottes Ramen fort! Batter noiter!"
Dernber briidte Der Satin, ber
S6DeIter unb benz SDbnlein ben les.
ten &uB duf 2ippe, Stirn uno Wanse
uro elite binab, oas mutbtse Strett.
ROB gu beiteisen. 0uomina absr NIT
9tfsla unD llri6 flomm binan in bic
Stube bss Sburmparts, nm benz
9rafen on Der Spite bss 3usss Der
iau9senben Wanfabrer hire lebten
9riibe, Seufaer unb SErdneu nadsu.
ienoen.
Im S6loBt6ore reunte Der W0n@
benz Hitter Sigmunb, Der i'm beslet,
tete, in bic Sbren: Sab ih mein 8ers
ipreten Ri6t gebalten9 Stun tommt
Die &eibe an eu6, Serr @GBler! Sbr
ieio Dor iebt an Serr bon S9pabed,
uno bubt es einsis meiner Gift uub
benz 3au6eritiidlein. bes Matbd
Sampf gu %perbdnten. Ma9t ubsr
AUDI cure Sa9e gut! gsit 8nau BON
@pitniB piro balb Oa ietn, istnsn
2obu gu boltn!"
9ei oieIen Worten laGlte er in ieis
men langen Bart, idiittelts bic Sano
oes Ritters, Der bon ibm f9teb, bes
ftieg bas Sdumtbier unb ritt, ben
3us nader e~in5ubplstl, eilenbs aus
Dem Shore, bas Der S9lobpost nit
i4perem Serasn feit perriegslte. -
GortfebungfoIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-21

MeBger: nSdben Sic benin on bic.
Ter @urit etpds aussufeBen. mein
Serr?"
9err Unit bepentlider Miene): .sSa.
bic 3ipfel iino mir nt9t reGt.
Wfebger: $50, parum oeun2 Seos
Wurit bat bod sfpet Spiel"
Ssrr: vOas I6Dn -. uber Die iino
mir bait gu nab BEL chamber"
@riier Maler (5u einem goaesen):
Sci meinem Bib, rSpnnsndufgang"
purosn seitern 5psi Oamen por
Staunen bon Starrtrampf befaaen."
.Sas lit nod ni9ts. @or meinem
Bib extraordinarily" inn
neusitsn Still peroen tdgli4 5ebn biz
3p0lf pbnmSdtig seDprosne ehsmdRs
ner psgsstrdsen!!"
@rst: ,@as Sbnsn notb tbut. bas
lit Hube, unbeoingte Rube!l",
patient (8u ieiner 9auspirtbin):
.S6ren Sic, 6rau Miiler, Rube mub
ih babsn . &ommen Sic mir alp
nibt ieben Sao nit Der HeGnung."
4 \
Maris: .2iebe Olga, ebsn luars,t
Define bsiben 8riipsr BEL mir uno erz
tlGrtsn, baB tie unmOsli4 ale Geibe
morsen auf ben Saa tommen tDnntsui
Der Sine poer Der 4noere miHe auf
oas 9er9niisen perSihteu, nit mir 81
tanSen. 3onnit 0u mir in oieier Sd'
DIE tsine 4uftldrung peri4affen?"
Olga: 80 ia. oas 1T gang einfad.
9eipe 5uiammen baben ebsn nur eti'erl
5rad!" az
Gtubio: .Wie 4rtbur, cu biit i'm
gramen Our@sefaaens"
&anbioat: rSa = unb am meiiter
drsert mid, bub i9 bespegen seitern
ben 6riibi9Oppen babe peridumer
miiNen!"
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03
D.. Ward 5 Vegetable
AnOdVne Lininent.

The same that has been sold to
you in this county for the past
seventeen years by DeCamp:
Pickle and. others on it's own
merits and has always stood the
test.
Call at the house in block south
of Post Office, where A. H. Pike,
the General Agert for this coun.
ty, lives. Or when buying from
the medicine wagon that will call
on you twice'each year, see that
the trade mark DR.. Wards is
blown in the bottle; that it is
made in Winona by the J. R.
Watkins Medical Company, and
you will never be disappointed
with what you buy, whether Lin
iment, Barb Wire Elm brocation,
Petro-Carbo Salve, Stick Salve,
Condition Powders, Gen De Can
dra for the Blood, Oriental Nerve
Tonic, Carminative Cough Syr-
up, Headache Tablets, Pills, Root
and Herb Tea, Extracts, or Spic-
es. if,
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03
PR'HsBuRc.
Dec. 20.
Happy New Year to all.

Happy New Year to all.
''The great end of life is to be hap
py.' Let US make New Years res
olution to be happy this coming year.
Whel Elm is happiness? Not in pos
session Of acres or dollars, but in a
cheerful mind. Let us put on our best
cheer Don't let it break down when
you meet your neighbor.
"Am ing the pitfalls of our path,
The hest of us walk blindly:
Be wary, brother: watch and pray,
Amt judge your brother kindly"
Rev. Knott's family seems to be hav-
ing more than their share of the bitter
drcgs Of sorrow. Their daughter has
just recovered from a serious illness,
horse has been badly cut in a barb
wire fence, and last Tuesday Da.
Lonely performed an operation on the
tonsils of their youngest child. Last
Wednesday DR.. Davis, from Clara
City, and Or. Lomeley attended the
sick babe, but gave up all hope. The
child is still aliye but is not expected
to live.
The Union Sunday School enter
tainnlent last Tuesday was we'll attend
ed, and the speaking and decorations
were pronounced a success by even
| the most critical.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03
THE
new YORK WORLD,
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION.

Practically Daily at the price of Weekly.
The striking and important events
OF the last year have established the
overwhelming value Of The THRICE A.
WEEK WORLD to every reader. For
an almost nominal sum it has kept it's
ubscribers informed of the progress
of all our wars and, moreover, has
reported them as promptly and fully
as it 1t were daily. With our inter-
ests still extending throughout the
world, with our troops operating in
the Philippines, and the great Presi-
Dental campaign, too, at hand, its
value is further increased.
. The motto of The THRICE-A-W WEEK
WORLD is Improvement. It strives
each year to be better than it was the
year before, and public confidence in
it is shown by the fact that it now Cir
cuIates more than twice as many pap.
ers every week as any other newspaper,
not daily; published in America.
We offer this unequaled newspaper
and WILLMAR TRIBUNE together one
year for S1.70.
The regular subscription price of the
two papers is So.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03
IRVING,
> = = lsrt !. - z:
Dec. 80. !, SO

..ss ,@s sss.. S.: Dec. 80, 80.
We again bid adieu to the old year
and heartily salute each other with a
happy aud most prosperous New Year.
Cold winds and rough roads are
among the topics for discussion.
"There is no place like home," has
been verified by the re-appearance Of
SO many familiar faces, who have
been absent, but returned again to
celebrate the greatest of events of all
ages, Xmas.
The Norwegian Lutheran congrega-
tion held a Christmas tree festival
Christmas eve. The programme con-
tanned recitations, dialogues and
songs in English, Swedish and Nor
wegian, by the children from the differ
ent d stricts, led by Mrs. Kullberg and
Misses Nettie Anderson and Ida WAL
lin. Vocal and instrumental music
were rendered by the two choirs and
audience. The principal speech was
made by Mr.. Sletten OF Augsburg
Seminary. 1t took about half an hour
to distribute the presents.
The funeral Of Mr.. P. Fl. Eliason
occurred Wednesday, the 9th inst.
The Ladies' Mission Association
held their annual meeting last Thurs
day, Dec. %.
The. 29th inst, the Young Peoples
Society held their annual meeting and
rendered a program. In the evening
a basket party was given at Mr.. Kull-
berg's. In spite of the cold weather
and bad roads it turned out to be a
very successful affair. The presence
Of that esteemed gentleman, Mr.. Slet-
ten, and the Introductory speech he
made, added greatly to the enthusi-
asm. Baskets sold from IS cents to
$2.70. The snug sum of of $25.65 was
realized, which will be added to the
fund for repairing the church build
ing.
A basket sociable will be held at
Mr.. Hammond's tonight.
"SANTA CLAWS"
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03
LAKE ANDREW.

Dec I5.
Tf>: closing entertainment and bas-
ket party in Dist. Is last night was a
perfect success, and for the well-ren-
dered program the teacher, Mr.. J. S.
Christensen, and the scholars deserve
great credit Whatever j. S. under
takes he is right in it with both hands
and feet. To Judge from last nights
part1 it takes Lake Andrewites to
make a successful one, not only in lib
erallty but also in decent and good
behavior. The baskets sold brought
$16.56. Well done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arneson are still both
on the sick list.
Mrs. Minnie Mankel has also been
sick for several weeks. Her friends
join in extending their sympathy and
in wishing for a speedy recovery.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03
Festival at the Tri polls Church.

The Christmas Festival of the Young
Peoples Society u the Swedish Luth-
eran church will come off tomorrow
Thursday night at 7o'clock. Every
body is invited. There will be an .ex-
cellent program OF recitations, songs
and duets. Mr.. Adolph Lundquist of
G. A. College, will give a solo and
MAKE an appropriate address. Mr..
Fri rilolph A. Lindholm of Augustana
College will give one. or two violin
solos. The choir will sing. No ad-
mis ion fee to the program. After the
program coffee and cake will be serv-
ed IN the school room for 10 cts. All
are welcome. 49, -. =
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03
PRlA NJ.


Get your feed ground at Priam.
o. P. Oslie spent Christmas at Sacred
Heart.
Mason Spicer made a pleasant call
here last Wednesday.
Edwin Erickson spent Christmas with
Enblom's at Kandiyohi.
A. }. Altman returned from Atwater
last Wednesday, having spent Christi
mas at that place.
Anton Peterson came out here from
Willmar last Wednesday to finish up
John Larson's store.
c.. A. Isaacson and family spent
New Years with friends at Kandiyohi.
John Tygeson was seen going in an
easterly direction last Sunday. We
do not know his destination, aud are
inclined to think John will keep that
to himself.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-03
HARRISON.

OSs%@s -
Get your feed ground at the cream
cry.
Miss Jane Barber lef on Tuesday of
last week for Atwater, where she will
work for Mrs. Archibald.
Julius Burr spent the holidays with
friends in Litch6eld.
Here is new year now, 1900. The
LAD is going to turn over a new leaf
now and try to keep his column in the
TRIBUNE pretty we'll filed out every
time hereafter. 1t is about ten months
sincasThe Lad began writing for the
TRIBUNE. .:- -, ~.~
Frederick Kragenbrink, Sr. who for
about two weeks has been very ill, has
recovered SO far as TO be around.
Elmer Halvorson is the inventor of
an ice boat whicn he will use on Dia-
mond Lake. ". - # =. ~;
Miss Grace Aepinwall was in Litch-
field last week TO- consult q dentist. I'm
Miss Belle Burr returned to her
home in Litchield last week. u ss1 1:;tz:;.
The creamery paid its patrons q
cents per pound for butter fat for
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The annual meeting Of the Harrison
DAIRY Association will be held at the
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