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The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-07
Auburn Accounts.

Mrs. Sarah Hunt is spending sometime
with her sister at South Westville.
Malachi Horner, of Long Branch is visit
ing relatives around here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carney and daugh-
ter Blanche, of Phila., are spending some
ktinae at BENJAMIN Carney's.
Mr.. anu Mrs. William Mattson and
daughter Ethel, of Bridgeport, spent a few
days with William Haine's family.
Samuel Turner and family were visiting
at Frank Turner'S on Sunday.
There was quitea home gathering a flames
Harker's on Wednesday. Nathan TLippin-
colt and family, John Sithens and family,
Of near Swedesboro, Nathan Mattson and
family, Mrs. Priscilla Lippincott, Of Woods
town, Mrs. Name Lloyd and daughter, Ed
ma, of PALMYRA, were among the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Richards, of Bridge
port, spent Sunday with William England's
family.
Alfred Megiu, Of PENIS Grove, spent Sun
day evening with Mrs. George G~ravenstine.
Benz Cheesman and daughter Mary spent
sometime with Mrs. Hannah England on
Sunday.
Henry Brown and wife, of near Rosen-
hayn, spent a few days with Henry Floyd's
family.
Mrs. Fannie Horner and daughter Mary,
spent sometime with Mrs. Sarah Hunt near
Swedesbor0 on Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Turner, of PENIS Grove,
spent Tuesday at Frank Turner'S.
Those that visited Washington Park on
Monday were Malachi Featherer and daugh-
ter, Anna Featherer and grandsons, Willie
and Frank Crispen, Chas. Humphreys and
wife and daughter, Mrs. Sill White and her
son Harry and Miss Sallie Humphreys,
Claude Haines, Joseph ~Pancost, Jacob Hunt
and daughter Lily. 1t was a very nice
day.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-07
Administrators Notice

Charles G Aborn, administrator of Sarah B.
Davenport, deceased, by direction Of the Surr0-
gate OF the County of Salem, hereby gives notice
deceased, to bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate OF the said ~decedent,
under oath or affirmation, within nine months
barred of any action thereof against the said
administrator
CHARLES G. ABORN,
Dated August 9Th, 1900. Administrator
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-07

NTED-ACTIvE MAN OF GOOD CHAR
70 deliver and collect in New Jersey for
year, sure pay. Honesty more than ex.
re required. Our reference, any bank In
lose s0lf-addressed stamped en-
l~factur0rs, Third Floor, 334 Dear.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-07
Inc PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1900.

Candidate Roosevelt seems to be
monopolizing the public view on the
Republican ticket.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-07

Building Lots For Sale.
Ont hundred building lots which face on
Main Broad and E1vin reats, Borough of
PENIS Grove, for So a foot.
1O-2S-tf HENRY BARBER
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-07

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. James Sweeten's Sons
win refund your money if you are not
satisfied after using it. It is everywhere
admitted to be the most successful rem
edy in use for bowel complaints and the
only one that never fails. It is pleasant
safe and reliable.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-07

Chinese stories being In order, a resi-
dent of San Francisco told this one to
q group of Washington friends. 1.-The
Chinese have a queer way of avengiDg
themselves on their enemies. TIA Celes-
Sfial is real anxious to make his enemy's
life 3 burden, he commits suicide in
front Of the latter's door. That is con-
sidered. by the Chinese, to be the most
terrible thing that could happen to
them. The man in front of whose
home the suicide is committed is shun-
ned by his fellows, is ostracized by his
club and is marked with the finger of
scorn and suspicion. The soul of the
suicide is supposed to go straight to
heaven, while the soul of the other fel.
low isdoomed to everlasting perdition."
The Democrats of the First Congress
si0nal district are to meet in conven-
ton at Salem, September 10Th, to NOM
mate a candidate to try conclusions
with Hon. II. e. L~oudenslager. AS
there is a painful lack of candidates for
the honor of being licked, it is feared
that the convention will again be un.
der the necessity of ~cajoling. dragon.
ing or bribing somebody to accept the
nomination. Here is an opportunity
for the one-and-only John j. Crandall.
He can probably have the honor if he
wants it, and be may never have anoth.
or such a chance.-W. J. Press. Sure
~ there is no man in the First Con-
g%ressional district who is more desery.
Ing OF the nomination and entitled to
the honor of running on the ticket this
year with VIM. j. Bryan.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
Does Advertising Psy7

This question is very clearly ans
wered by q lady in LeSueur News and
is herewith reported because the reas-
ons given apply with equal force else.
where "The country merchants make
such fuss about excursions to the ci-
ties that the railroad were obliged to
accede to their demands. But LeSueur
merchants should remember that twin
city papers still come to this city.
They contain great advertisements,
and the twin city houses still send out
illustrated catalogues and price lists.
A great deal of money will go to the
city in mail orders. but much of it
could be kept at home to increase the
prosperity Of LeSneur If the merchants
would tell what they have to sell. No
lady wishes to be looked upon as q
shop fiend'; she does not care to 90
into q store and have q merchant show
her all his stock in order to find out
whether he keeps what she wants to
purchase and whether the article is
sold at the price she can afford. It is
much easier and pleasanter to. look
through the advertisements of our home
papers than it is to bore clerks and
waste our own time. Next to local
news items the advertisements are
most read. a fuller set Of ADVERTISE
sments In our papers stating articles
for sale with prices will keep much 81
the money that goes to the twin cities
in circul ulatiOn in LeSueur. Us women
should make IL q resol olution never to
spatronize 9 merchant who sdoesn't ad-
syertise. 8
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
RosELAMD.
AUG. 13,

Aug. lOs
Now that the grain is stacked Pat
can once more find time to write. .....
The students who attended the training
school are at home again So. Miss
Annie Lindquist left for the sawdust
city last Monday. Mabel Born.
stedt while playing upstairs IN barn
had the misfortune of falling out
through the open door and breaking
a leg. Medical aid was Immediately
summoned and the patient is rapidly
improving. Another painful acci-
dent happened here some time ago.
Mr.. A. o. Renstrom's little boy was
riding on hay rack when one foot
was caught in a wire fence by the road
side and was terribly lacerated. The
little sufferer was taken to Willmar
for medical aid. His mother is stay
ing there to take care of him. We
pops ought to make it matter of duty
to attend the caucus the latter part of
this month and send full delegation
to the county convention. We are
heartily in favor of the direct nomi-
nation plan as it gives all the people
a fair chance. 1t would undoubtedly
take away the breath of the republic
ans to see the people acting for them
selves. The cops are so used to follow
the bell-wether that they would feel
lost without him, but the pops are in
dependent of boss rule as yet and this
plan would eliminate the possibility
of boss or ring rule in the future =.
Some big land sales in Roseland
again. Mr.. Andrew Renstrom has
sold his farm to P. M. Renstrom for
twenty-five dollars an acre. Mr.. A.
o. Skoglund has sold his farm to
Rev. Carlberg of Hector. Madame
Rumor has it that P. Olson is going
to sell his farm, not appreciating the
free life of bachelor farmer 1--WE
have been anxiously waiting for Pals
answer to Xingtippa's questions and
finally we tackled Pal and got the in
formation that the Gazette won't pub
lish answers written by country CORE
spondents. Poor Pal! 1t was kind of
mean to give you space enough to get
into trouble and then deny you space
to defend yourself, but you must re-
member that you are only farmer
boy and don't count for anything in
eyes of fellows who take their every
inspiration from the big-bugs. Those
papers are now engaged IN a wild at
tempt to down the TRIBUNE because
they are green With jealousy over the
it has attained by standing
up for the common people. This jeal-
Gus rage makes them neglect every
thing else, and there is no space for
you. Better leave that outfit, Pal.
PAT.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15


Cnas. Dittes and A. J. Larson drove
to Willmar Tuesday morning e.
w. Dittes, the N. L. M. Co.'s Supt. :,
called on his brother Chas. last Tues
day. -. Mr.. J. A. Isaacson commenced
building granary on his farm near
Priam today. Lumber is hauled
from Priam to both Willmar and Ray
mond. IS. Porter of Willmar stopped
at Priam for short rest while on a
bicycle trip to Raymond last Friday.
...Messrs. Jenness and Larson came
out Tuesday morning to plat the town.
Farmers are soon through stacking
out here; then commences threshing,
and then the pocketing OF the s.
Your correspondent has received a
letter from Mr.. Geo. A. Norman, our
former elevator agent, now at Flor
ence, MINI. George likes the place,
although he says the town is not much
larger than Priam. His many friends
here wish him success and a safe re-
turn. Mr.. Christian Nelson OF
Whitefeld called on Priam friends
today.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15

For reliable fire insurance as cheap
as any, see B. T. Otos, in TRIBUNE
building. 16 tt
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
NEST LAKE.

aug Aos
Albert S. Nelson is in Willmar with
photographer Baklund. .... Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodlun and daughter Mabel of
Willmar spent couple of days at
Nest Lake last week. .... Miss Chris
tine Nelson is visiting in Minneapolis.
. 80. Rev. and Mrs. Skoog of Chica-
60, Rev. Osterholm and Mr.. and Mrs.
Skoog of Willmar visited at the home
of Daniel Johnson Friday and Satur-
day.. Miss Annie Nelson visited in
Willmar Thursday and Friday. I. . The
late rains have done considerable
damage to the grain remaining in
the shock. The farmers are busy re-
shocking the grain between showers.
IT dry weather don't set in soon there
will be another crop started, besides
a big crop of rats and mice. .. The
only way to help the farmers out is
to vote for free silver.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
SvEA..

Stacking is nearly completed. .....
Miss Emma Williamson has returned
from lengthy visit with relatives in
the twin cities. Albert Hegstrom re-
turned to St. Peter Monday after hav-
ing been in attendance at the funeral
OF his sister Thilda. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Justus Mortenson returned to Chicago
last Wednesday, after visit with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Trulson. 80. Mrs. G. Williamson and
daughter Amanda are Oh the sick list.
80. Kid has done as most of We scribes
do cnce in a whlle-taken few weeks
nap. But he will hereafter be wide-
awake. Deputy Kid seems to think
once in a while that his territory
reaches pretty close to svea. Now,
friend Deputy, If you would draw the
line at your usual "stopping-place"
Kid would consider it a great favor
and would leave you entirely in peace;
otherwise he too might expand in a
"A C0EGdiu Xf0dt
republican philosopher and prophet
says that plank in our platform is
rotten and that certain parties who
travel thereon might get 'Lurt."
Poor fellow! He does not realize on
what rerilous foundation he himself
stands. A platform that has steadily
been decaying for thirty years must
be quite rotten. But he fondly imag-
ines he stands on solid ground, and
rattles away with his nonsense till he
makes every sensible person tired.
Won't we demo-pops have a grand
jubilee when down to the bottom with
a tremendous crash goes the entire g.
o. p.!. Politics? Yes. we have 'em.
Though we are too busy to discuss
them we all do a lot of thinking, and
we feel assured that Bryan and Stev-
enson will be victorious.
KID MCCHEE.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
RlNcvlLLE.

AAN6' Aos
This month is not quite as dry as
June was. Harvest is now done but
the greater part of what little crop
there is will soon rot in this kind of
weather. Misses Julia Sonstegord
and Hannah Newgord returned home
from Willmar last Thursday. They
have been attending the summer school
and what lacks in the pocketbook has
gone into the brain. William New
cord, who is working at Spicer, is i'll
with pneumonia, but according to the
latest reports he is getting better. 900.
Rev. Tolo preached at Georgeville
Sunday afternoon .. Elias johnson
is expected home this month. :. =. Our
printer told us some time ago that we
could now prepare to be "Vartso" for
some time. Everybody understands
the hint.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15

Blank Notes for sale at TRIBUNE
Office
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
HARRISON.

Aug. 15.
Nice, cool weather this morning
Miss Lizzie Stewart is staying at
Browns Valley at present. !. Mr.. S.
M. Dahl came up from Minneapolis
last Saturday and is spending q week
at his home in Harrison. Mrs. Han
son and Mrs. Halvorson visited at c.
Miller's last week :. The young folks
of the Pagel, Dahl, Moberg, and John
son families spent Sunday at G. Mil
ler's .. Misses Mamie and Josie
Pagel visited at Gratz's last Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Miller came up from Min
neopolis last Monday to spend a
couple of weeks at Diamond Lake. %.
This windy, rainy weather has been
bad thing for the grain that yet stands
in shock. >. Miss Mabel Aspinwall
is visiting in this neighborbood at
present. .. Mr.. John Miller visited at
G. Pagel's last Sunday. JOE.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15

studera politik och kandidater. Sa
lange folket ej har denna makt, sa
lange som nagra ia personer kunna
afg6ra resultatet af ett konvent, har
folket intet intresse saken. Gif dem
orsak att vara intresserade och i
skolen ia Sc att de skola smart satta
sig in f6rhallandena.
Sa sages det att delta system skulle
ge stader och byar EFT 0fvertag 0fver
landet. Naval, ha de icke delta 6fver-
tag under caucus systemet? En- plats
med fem hundra innevanare b0r ma
turligtvis ha mera makt an en- med ett
hundra. ON den f6rre far 1ner an sin
rattmatiga 6fvervigt beror det pa att
folket den sednare ej CORA sin pligt.
Der sticker misstron mot folket fran
igen.
Ju narmare vi kommo till folket
med Observation-Disclosures ju
mera intresse skall det taga dem.
Den som betviflar folkets f6rmaga att
sjelft bestamma Diver hvad det On
skar, betviflar grundtanken Yart re-
geringssystem. ON folket ej ar moget
for folkregering sa lat oss sluta upp
med all agitation och lata imperial
ismen obehindrat tranga fran.
Att folket till en- b6rjan kommer att
bega misstag betvifla vi 81. Men ar
ligt menade misstag begangna at
folket aro battre an ranksmiderier at
oarliga politikussar. Det ar qenom
misstag vi lara. vi kunna Ell IA ett
fullkomligt system sa lange som vi
sjelfva aro ofullkomliga. vi kunna
ej ma fullkomlighet men derf6re b6ra
vi ejllpph6ra att g6ra det basta vi
kunna. s A Z *szs
Ola har en- dup tro pa arligheten at
nassau bland folket / ALA partler,
och derf6r sager han: Lat folket
regera, och lat makten komma fran
dem f0rsta hand. =
OLA. YaRsn.aNNnNG.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
kERKHoVEN AND VICINITY.

aug. ID
ALI. Holmgren of M Mamre entertained
a party OF Kerkhoven and Pillsbury
friends last Sunday. Lightning did
considerable damage to posts on the
Mamre and Pillsbury telephone line
last week.. Miss Florence Shell
gren left for Sauk Center Friday to
spend few weeks with relatives there.
Mrs. J. Sjodal, who gave birth to
child about week ago, died Friday
of blood poison. She was buried in
the Murdock cemetery Saturday. De-
ceased was married about year ago.
Jos. Lindquist came up from Will
mar Saturday to spend Sunday here.
-. @. E. Erickson of the "Big Store'
force, with his family, is spending his
vacation with his parents in town of
Hayes. go. A. F. Nordin shook hands
with Kerkhoven friends Saturday. :.
The Presbyterian church is being
treated to coat of paint at the ex-
pense of the Ladies' Aid Society and
the Young Ladies' Guild. :. Misses
Cora Hough and Carrie Gordhamer
left for Willmar last Monday to take
a course in dressmaking. 1.-The town
of Pillsbury and village OF Kerkhoven
have received an additional check for
$3.50 from Hon. J. S. Pillsbury, for
park purposes. -. Mrs. Robert Ander-
son, who has been i'll for q couple of
weeks, is reported to be improving in
health. 80. Johnny johnson, lately of
Breckenridge, came down Sunday to
spend a week with relatives.
TOMMY,
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
LAT FOLKET REGERA.

LAT FOLKET REGERA.
En- folkregering f0rutsatter att folket
ar upplyst nog for att pa EFT intelli-
gent satt deltaga regeringen. Vid
den It'd da var grundlag antogs be-
tviflade manga bland de bildade klas-
serna folkets f0rmaga att CORA delta,
och derf6r antogs electoral systemet.
Meningen harmed var att folket skulle
valja elektorer med insigt nog att kun
ma valja passande man for president,
vice president och senatorer. Men
det visade sig smart att folket icke
n0jde sig med delta system, och der
fore uppstod det nuvarande systemet
af caucus och konventioner. Delta
bragte utnamnandet at embetsman EFT
steg narmare till folket. M har en-
r0relse uppstatt hvars mening ar att
taga steget fullt ut och lagga utnamn-
andet af kandidater direkt folkets
hander. Enligt en- lag antagen under
sednaste legislator kommer Minnea-
polls att ar f6rs6ka en- ny primar-
lag som g0r slut pa caucus och kon-
vent. Har i Kandiyohi diskuteras
nu en- plan f0r att ge medlemmarne af
folkpart;et rattighet att valja kandi-
dater direkt. Naturligtvis cores
manga invandningar emot denna re-
form. Delta ar alltid fallet. e Menni-
skan ar sa bold for att tro att det nu-
varandes ar bast derf0r att man ar
van vid det. ON man noga under
s6ker ALA dessa skal emot direkt
nomination skall man 6nna att ALA
grunda sig pa att man hyser misstro
till folkets f6rstand eller intresse ] re-
geringsangelagenheter Man tror ej
att de yeta nog ON de olika kandi-
daterna for att afg6ra hvem de villa
hafya. Det ar. just derf6re VI onska
se lagen antagen, ~ do kommer folke,
att "a nagot som ear gar dem till att
II
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
Cleaned from Neighboring Exchanges,
Personal or Otherwise.

Olof Anderson made trip to Will
mar Monday. ....A. F. Nordin of
Willmar was in Atwater last Satur-
day on legal business. 80. Charley
Johnson OF Wil]mar was in Atwater
Tuesday afternoon looking after his
political interests. .Cigarmaker Per-
son of Willmar called on local dealers
here Tuesday,. Z. . .Gottleib Reiff arriv-
ed home from his trip to Europe, Mon
day night. During his stay there he
spent most of his time in Switzerland,
his native land. He reports that he
enjoyed the trip very much, and that
throughout the entire journey he did
not miss meal.-Atwater Republican
Press
We learn that J. H. Neer thinks
some of going to the coast to spend
the winter. The report is that Gasp
er Aune, living near Spicer, was kicked
by horse yesterday and is very seri-
ously injured. DR.. Newman was sent
for to attend his injuries .....P. G.
Thompson has purchased 124 acres of
land on the shore of Lake Andrew
from Mr.. Nordstrom, where himself ct
al intends to erect something in the
line of a summer resort, 50 we are told.
The project may prove successful as
the lake is fav orite for 6shing.-New
London Times.
Ed. Benson visited Willmar friends
last Monday. Mrs. Henry Klauser
visited Willmar friends last Sunday
afternoon. Bert Miller, who plays
with the Willmar team, visited Litch-
field a few days this week: Attorney
Geo. H. Bitterness, of Wil]mar, did
business before E. w. Campbell, ref
cree in bankruptcy, Monday. The
Great Northern on Monda ay carried to
Darwin a load of -four consigned from
Willmar to o. M. Olson. For once
that road gave haul for the money.
..Wix Tredway has signed with the
Helena, Montana, base ball team and
will pitch for them the rest of the sea-
son, it is said, for $100 pei month and
expenses. Mr.. Tredway lett for Hell
ena Wednesday evening. He has been
pitching good ball and will be missed
by the local team.-Litchfeld Reyiew.
Miss Boylan went to Willmar Wed
nesday, for visit. :. Favorable crop
reports are already beginning to come
in, and we are safe in saying that
wheat in this section will average fif-
teen bushels to the acre. J. M. Bow
ler's wheat averaged twenty bushels to
the acre and w. II. Jewelrs eighteen.
Others have just such q yield. The
wheat is plump and grades No. l hard
-Renville Union. 49,
Martin Nicholson spent last week at
his home in Warner. He also visited
at Willmar p. O. Heieie and family
have moved into the Jens Peterson
dwelling near the M. p. church. $50.
o. a. Hedin, register Of deeds, OF
Kandiyohi county, was the guest Of
his friend, John Olson, over Sunday.
8. !. Mrs. J. T. ]. Anderson, who has
lbeen quite i'll for some time, is nov
much improved and enjoyed = drive
q town Tuesda elgrade Tribune
Bird leland has Lost in her count,
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15
wnlTEFlELp..

& w. NV
The farmers faces do not look very
bright this rainy week :. Mrs. O..
Peterson visited Litchtield friends the
first part of last week. 1t is said
Art Englund was out cunning for
white rabbits the other day, and sue
ceeded in getting view Of one. .....
Miss Annie Carlson visited at the
home Of Englund Sunday week
ago.. Miss Johnson and Mr.. Lund-
vail are visitors at Gorrenson's.....
Aug. Lindquist Is shaking hands with
Whitefeld friends again. ]. Annie
.Enblom Of Kandiyohi called on friende
here last week Emil Englund is
back here again. Andrew and Han
nah Johnson visited Grove City friends
Saturday and Sunda BILL.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-15

seat supreme court case. Chief Justice
Start rendered a decision last Thurs
day against her. The case was an &C
tion to compel the Renville, county
commissioners to call an election on
Bird Island petition.-Hutchinson
Leader.
Perfect womanhood depends on per-
feet health. Natures rarest gift of
physical beauty comes to all who use
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. A. E. Moss
berg.
Johanna B]akely, the fve-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Blake]y of Linton
vile, and grand child of John Fed
dema, died last week and was buried
Saturday.-New Paynesville Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-02
SPORTING NEWS.
McGOVern Again Proves Himself
Fighting Wonder.
Knocked SantrY Down and Out
In Fifth Round.
AFTER FIERCE MIXUP.
The Chicago Man Did Some
Clever Sparring
But the Brooklyn Boy Was Too
Strong For Him.
AFTER FIERCE MIXUP.

Chicago, Feb. 2.-Terry McGovern, of
Brooklyn, at TattersaIPs last night. prov
ed his right to the title of featherweight
champion. of the world by knocking out
Eddie Santry, of Chicago, who claimed
the leadership of the 122 pound class by
virtues of a Knockout of Ben Jordan OF
England.
The knockout came in the fifth round
after a fierce mixup. in which Santry did
some clever work, but Terry was. too
strong for the Chicago lad and, straight
ening Santry up with a short arm jolt
in the stomach, landed left and right to
the jaw in quick succession and Santry
at the count of ten, but was in such a
weakened condition that Referee George
Siler declared McGovern the winner to
save Santry from further punishment, as
he was staggering all over the ring and
would have been out with the next blow