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LONG HILL.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES,

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
The ladies of the Long Hill Methodist
church swill hold lawn party at the
home Of J. H. Ball and Villa m Works
on Tuesday evening, July II. It will be
an occasion for every one, friends and
neighbors, to enjoy and patronizs. A
program OF 3 musical and literary ra-
ture is being arranged. There will be
banjo playing also. Cream will be served
for Toe, cake &c. IL stormy the following
evening.
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MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE.

Miss Hattie Fancher OF Bridgeport ia
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs Warren Bliss.
Miss Edith Turner of Stepney spent a
few days with Mrs Myron CLARKE.
Arthur Smith returned to Naugatuck
after spending week with o. j. Sher-
wood.
Mrs S. D. Sharpe entertains her sister
from Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Nettleton OF Shelton
were the guests of her parents, last
week.
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Genessee Pure Food Co.. lie Row. n.

Genessee Pure Food Co., LIE Roy, N. Y.
Gentlemen: must say In regard to
Grain.O that there is nothing better or
healthier. We have used It for years.
My brother was q great coffee drtnker.
coffee was the cause Of 1t, and told % tn
nee Grain-O. We got packsge but did
not like 1t at fist, but nov would not be
withou. 1t. My brother has been we'll
eyer since we started to use Il.
Yours truly, Lille 81 Choir.
David City, Neb., April l, 1900.'
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GRAND CENTRAL.

Mr. and Mrs D. FL Carter, Derby; Rev
James D. Smiley, New Haven; Albert
Wilson, Mrs G. T. McGovern, New York |;
j. T. Parmelee, z. A. Walker, Bethlehem;
A. e. Leverty, William Russell, Miss An
ME Rislev. Bridgeport; w. W. Mitchell,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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HOTCHKISSYuLE,

lLLEs
William Crowell and family have gone
to Nova Scotia, his old home, for two
months.
Joseph H. Smith of New Haven has
rented his house during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur France have q fine
boy, born June %. Also Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Gray have little stranger at
their home. It 10 boy.
The Fourth passed off quietly. Only
two mishaps; Herbert Burdick and Sid
ney Taylor had their faces burned with
powder from a cannon cracker.
The knife shops were both shut down
for repairs, last week, but started up
Tuesday.
Wooster Carpenter and Henry Wood
spent the Fourth in New York.
Harry Holmes was in Boston over the
Fourth.
Miss Annie Wood, who has been in
Chicago at school for the last year, re-
turned home last week. Her cousin, Miss
Grace Smith, came with her.
George Isbell, who broke his leg, is
now able to get around on crutches.
Thomas Green has brand new horse.
Mrs It. e. Mower, who has been spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs G. E.
Beers of Palestine, left, Monday morn
ing. with Master Robert, to join her hus-
band in Corsicana, Texas.
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CHURCH AND PERSONAL MENTION.

J. H. Brewster and family OF Shelton and
Miss Fannie Nj. Burr, spent the Fourth with
r. W. Wheeler's.
SatuId day noon Mr. Bassett, one of the Boston
decorators who is working on the Congre-
gational church, was severely bitten on the
arm and thigh by the bloodhound dog owned
by MIR Frohenbach. The wounds were cauter-
lied and dressed by DIR Wales.
Mrs Nora Cannon is livery seriously ill.
The ladies OF st Peters parish will meet at
sions
Rev William'A. Beardsley and Mrs Boards
ley OF New Haven are with D. A. Nichols.
sOciable will be given at the residence OF
Mrs Van Duyne on Friday evening Of this
week.
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Frank Jordon Of Seymour were at vii.
liam Jordon's.
DR. George L. Beardsley OF Derby is
now attending Mrs r. j French. who il
atill very sick, and Mrs Edwin Booth il
there as nurse.
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LOCAL MENTION.

MIRO C. Banks and daughter, Annie,
OF Bridgeport are at Mrs j. 81. Sanford's
for the summer.
Mrs John Osborn OF Birmingham il
visiting her sister, Miss Emily Hill.
Miss Mary North, who has been the
guest Of her cousin, DR. Reid. for the
past three weeks, returned to her home
IN Montclair, N. j., on Monday.
The members Of the Students cl1b en-
joyed ! picnic at the Park on Monday
afternoon.
Nj and Mrs J.. Leets Of New York are
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rass, Sick Headache, Constipation, ali
Liver ard Bowel Complaints. They
cleanse the blood of all impurities.
I Mild in their action. OF great benefit }
to delicate women. One pill is q dose.
Thirty pills In bottle enclosed in 1
4 woods cents; six bottles, Sl.0o. Sold
everywhere or sent postpaid.
|. s. Johnson & COMPANY. Boston, Mass.
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Ready-to-Wear
Summer Goods

Some excellent values to help your con
forts for the summer. whether a stay -bom
or q vacationist, these values will appeal
to you. Fifty dozen percsle cloth wrappers
deep rounce, four yards and quarter widt
skirt braid trimmed. cap over shoulder, size
81 to IS, tight fitting lining. value 81 10 el ..
sale price Tec.
Sixty dozen lawn wrappers. s'z limited
full width. fancy yoke. tight fitting lining.
dollar wrapper, price <ec each.
Oue hundred dozen ladies' shirt waist
laundered collar and cuff yoke and tucke
no ok. GOOD colors. wen made, s0c waist: sal
price 2sc
Twothundrr dozen shirt waists la-ndere,
collar a d cuffs. plated yoke. full sizes an
cool colors. 1sc waists. sale price sSc eaeh
81 waists, saie pr &c CSC each
Twenty. i've doZsn odd sizes Of 3-hite law
waists. some slightly soilei with hAndlin,
waist values of o. 10 sl 50; sale price Gao aacl
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WOODBURY..
THE STREET AND VICINITY,

THE STREET AND VICINITY.
A large crowd witnessed the baseball
game on the Judson avenue grounds
July 4, between members of Taft school,
Warertown, With Gsrvan as pitcher, and
home team. The Woodbury. club was
defeated by a score of IL to 2.
Misses Catheri % ard Florence Hull
are visiting friends in Massachusetts.
Miss Bell Belts Is with friends at Pine
Orchard
Wilbur Ltnsley lost two COWS, being
struck by lightning In recent shower.
Miss Augusta Salmon gave q very
pleasant whist party, Tuesday evening.
W. FL. Munson has moved into his now
building ard is now ready to welcome
people.
Miss Jennie Porter is visiting Miss
Annie Bradley.
Mrs W. WiJgus from New York is
spend ny few weeks with a. FL. Minor
H. S. Hitchcock won the first prize in
the golf tournament, Saturday, July z.
The residence of Robert Partree on
coat of paint. j. s. Richmond is the
artist.
Levi Curtis, the genial landlord of the
Curtis hotel, was in the PsrK City on
Monday.
l.. Allen is building a new barn
west of his house, 32x36 feet. Mr. Allen
is skilled carpenter and has the assis-
lance of those two hustlers and capable
workmen. Noble Allen and Henry Ter
rill, the latter mayor of Flanders.
Mrs Obey Parker of Woodbury. Street
passed the Fourth with Mrs Cartwright
at the East Side.
Anyone having a second hand horse
they want to let out for the summer for
reasonable price would do we'll to call
or write to Dwight Russ eli of West Side,
Woodbury..
The old family horse belonging to
Dwight Russell of West Side dropped
dead in its stable about 10 days ago. The
horse was % years old and had belonged
in the Russell family for 20 years.
Mr. and Mrs F. j. Williams were made
happy on July by the birth of daugh.
ter. Mr. Williams is the son of Gilbert
| Williams of Watertown ard formerly 8
citizen of Southbury and Newtown.
George Roswell has the contract fol
the mason work and plsstering on the
new residence of DR. Sage. He is first
class workman and his services are much
sought after by those desiring first class
work.
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There will be special meeting OF. Poo.
tatuck Grange Tuesday evening, July II,
ton and any other business. A full at
tendance Of the members IL requested.
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SODTHVILLE.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
Haying, haying is the order of the day.
dav in Danbury.
Mrs A, Bedau of Brooktield has been spend
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ZINC AHp GRIHpIIa MAKE

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
as long as lead and oil mixed BY hand.s
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IN AND AROUND DELHI.

Seeding is about one-third done in
this locality.
w. J. Browne returned from the
cities Saturday.
William Radford Of Echo was in
Delhi Saturday evening.
Lars Flore was a west-bound pas
senger for Belview Monday.
John Mckay purchased new surrey
from A. D. Mclean last week.
Mrs. John L. Rorg is visiting her
mother, who is sick at Carver.
Dan McCorquodale of Echo Sum
dayed with his brother, Duncan.
William Rosendahl of Redwood
Falls visited Delhi friends Sunday.
Misses Barbara Cummings and Lizzie
Stewart visited Echo friends on Friday
last.
George Buxton of Redwood Falls
was a Delhi visitor one day the past
week.
A. I. Stevenson is moving his House
from this village to his farm just south
of the track.
Rev. A. O. Aasen will conduct ser
vices at John Olson's residence at 10
O'Clock Friday morning.
r. s. Pickett, candidate for sheriff oil
Redwood county. was circulating in
this locality on Saturday.
E. }. Kaull, the cattle man of Frank.
fort, s. D., bought two carloads o.
cattle from McCorquodale Bros. Mon.
day
There will be a grand Easter dance
in Delhi in Boehm's hall Monday
April 18th. Everybody is invited tt
attend. Music by Schwinfuter Orches
ira.
Mr.. Eastman of Cottage Grove wal
visiting his cousin, Mrs. w. D. lib
belts of Kintire township, the pas
week. He returned home via st. Pau
Monday.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling
stomach, kidney aud liver troubles
Keeps you well all summer. Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month. 3!
cents. Hitchcock & Co.
| Ludwig Solberg has invented a sal
attachment for the hand car and or
Monday morning he harnessed tn,
wind to the car for the first time ant
enjoyed ride westward over the sec
ton, gliding along the rails at rapiG
pace.
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w. H. Wallace went to Wabasso
Monday.
J. NJ. Thompson returned from ST.
Paul last Thursday.
The village Jail is being repaired and
new chimney built.
w. H. Pease returned from trip to
Minneapolis, Monday.
NJ. e. Lewis of Vesta drove through
here en- route to Redwood Friday.
DR.. Dredge has been reappointed
chairman of the local board of health.
Otto Goethe and A. F. Portrait aud
wives were in Redwood Falls Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Wallace returned from
her trip to Minneapolis last Saturday
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leek, south of town, on April
I'd.
Rev. FIR. Woods conducted services
at the Catholic church last Sunday
evening.
The Workmen held special meet
ing Saturday evening and initiated a
couple of candidates.
The Belview Dramatic club will pre-
sent Finnegan's Fortune at Echo on
Easter Monday evening.
Seven property holders have petit
toned for the putting in of stone
gutter on the east side OF Main street.
n. H. and H. M. Sandager and A.
o. Gimnestad went to Granite Falls
yesterday on matters connected with
the John Martin estate.
The household goods of w. w. Ton.
ner arrived here Sunday from New
London, and Mr.. Tonner and family
are now arranging the Schambergel
residence, preparatory to commencing
housekeeping. They will reside in the
Gunelson house, when completed.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con.
gregational church will meet with Mrs
w. I. Howes tomorrow Thursday
afternoon. The ladies of this society
extend thanks to all those who as
sisted at the general merchandise sale
at Thompson's store on March 23 and
"a, and to Mr.. Thompson for his court.
esy in making the sale possible.
Peter Eischen, Jr., had his hand
quite badly cut last Friday. His sister
Louisa, passed a knife to him, and just
as he caught hold Of the blade, she
slipped and fell, keeping her hold Of
the knife, and bringing it through the
palm of Peters hand with such force at
to cut deep cash. DR.. Dredge was
obliged to take several stitches to com.
mence the healing of the wound.
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.Johnnie Ronestad was a caller \

Johnnie Rongstad was q caller Mon
day.
Nick Drees has been in Wisconsin on
a visit.
Lizzie Peterson spent her vacation
at home.
e. Emerson of Springfield was a
Wanda visitor last week.
Geo. Rasmussen and Laura Fred
erickson were married recently.
Get your real estate loans at the Bank
Of Wabasso. Low rates and terms to
suit. 26-tf
A basket social is planned for the
evening of April 18th, to be held in the
Matter school house.
Ed. Dooner lost one of his best cows
recently, by collision with North
western train near Wanda.
Nettie Nelson is home with her par
ents, after stay of several months
with relatives in Todd county.
Leo Aftermath is erecting building
at Wanda, to be used for furniture
store and harness shop by a Mankato
party.
John Olson is back from Norway,
where he went just before Christmas
He reports good time and a pleasant
journey.
Carl Kyster has departed for Bow
bells, N. Dak., to make Improvements
on his claim, after which he will be fol-
lowed by Mrs. Kyster.
Leo Aftermath had a runaway at
the creamery last Saturday morning,
while loading milk. He was thrown
from the wagon and received several
painful bruises, but no serious injuries.
The ponies were soon stopped by the
lines getting caught in the wheels
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NORTH REDWOOD

Farrell and Keefe visited in Morton
Sunday last.
All kinds of garden seeds at H. w.
Shoemaker's.
Fine weather for seeding and farmers
are improving the opportunity.
+. F. Hammer went to the cities last
Wednesday, returning Saturday.
Henry Shoemaker of Danube was
down on legal business last Wednes-
day, returning Thursday.
Now is good time for our villagers to
clean up the alleys, and rubbish which
has accumulated during the long
winter.
Oh no! we would not attend another
boxing contest, but would like to see a
good wrestling match-its not so
dangerous.
George Richardson and family
finished moving last Monday and are
now at home in Mr.. Weiss house on
Prospect Height.
VIM. Circuit and family arrived in
North Redwood last Wednesday. He
is employed on the section between
here and Delhi.
T. ]. Tradewell and family of Delhi
and D. G. Wilcox and wife of Beaver
Falls visited with A. G. Tradewell and
family last Sunday.
The school entertainment will be
given in the hall Saturday evening,
April 14th. A cordial invitation to at.
tend is extended to all. The moderate
sum of ten cents will be charged for
admission. The proceeds accruing
from the entertainment are to be used
for purchasing various and much
needed articles for the school room.
The following is an outline of the pro-
gram to be rendered Saturday evening:
Music, drills, Rotations, reading, and
debate.
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To-morrow night 4a Y : = IN T.
the last needing 81 the literary society
this season.
J. A. Anderson's dwelling i under
process Of construction and will be very
nice when finished.
At the Union Temperance meeting
Sunday night, in the NJ. E. church.
Rev. Stills gave red-hot temperance
talk.
Sam Williams, who has been clerk
ing for some time at the Banner Hotel,
has severed his connection there aud
gone to Sleepy Eye.
The NJ. e. Ladies' Aid society took
tea with Mrs. A. III. Mohler Tuesday
and the Missionary society met with
Mrs. J. H. Wooley Friday.
Jennie Enger of Minneapolis is visit
ing Emelia Peterson. A few of Miss
Emelia's friends were invited out there
one day last week in her honor.
e. H. Anderson reports that his son
Tony, who is out on the Pacific coast,
is rapidly regaining his health. He
has gained ten pounds in weight.
Grace Brown has finished her term
of school in the Albertson district and
returned to her home at Spring Valley,
Wisconsin. Jennie Cameron of Owa-
tonna will teach the spring term.
A. HI. Mohler has sold out his resi-
dence to John Seifert and will move to
Tyler, this State, where he thinks he
has found better opening for the
practice of law than in this city.
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GALES.

George Smith went to Wisconsin on q
visit Tuesday.
Born, April I'd, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Croft daugter.
Theodore Mondale has built a nice
chicken house.
S. E. Weber is building an addition
to his house.
Mrs. VIM. Newton visited at Lyman
Drury's Thursday.
Roy Gilbert has rented sixty acres of
land of Charles Croft.
Farmers were hustling their seeding
during the past week.
Martha Goltz returned home last
Thursday from Walnut Grove.
Bertha Rosenthral was a guest of
Mrs. Henry VanDorsten Friday night.
The man from New Ulm who bought
the NJ. Hose farm, moved the first of
the week.
Misses Rose and Alma Leonard drove
up from Springfield Thursday for a
visit at ]. E. Leonard's.
Paul Grunden passed away on the
I'd, at the age of so years. He was an
invalid during the past fourteen years.
On the night of the fire which de-
stroyed the building OH the farm of his
son, A. NJ. Grunden, he took cold from
exposure and that undoubtedly caused
his death. His wife died about five
years ago.
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J. V. Kovanda is handling a fine
line of farm machinery.
A bouncing boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Allen on April 4th.
Two parties were in town last week,
looking for site for general merchan-
disc store.
Henry Resoft has been visiting with
relatives in West Newton during the
past week.
1t is reported that over $500 per
month leaves this place for goods pur.
chased of supply houses.
The stone for the new $13 900 hotel is
about all on the ground and work will
commence in short time.
When Seaforth is made junction
point, instead of "all roads leading to
Rome,n all roads will lead to Seaforth.
County Surveyor Blgham was in
town last Saturday, giving the build
ing committee of st. Mary's church
the corners on their new church prop
erty.
See, young maiden, that thou takest
the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea,
made by the Madison Medicine Co.,
if thou likest the fair face. So cents.
Hitchcock & Co.
A sister of Daniel Barr has erected a
two story building on a lot across the
street from Longbottom's hardware
store, and will soon open first-class
restaurant in the same.
Miss Lelah Goodrich, who visited q
few days last week with the family of
George johnson, returned to Redwood
Falls Thursday and has since been
employed in THE GAZETTE office.
Thompson & Mead have decided on
putting in line Of farm machinery at
this point. from which they will meet
all competition along the line of the
Minnesota & Iowa in this county. The
business will be conducted under the
name Of J. d. Markle & Go.
c. w. Mead Of Redwood Falls had
some experience with fire on his farm
near town last Saturday. His employees
had come on to the farm for seeding
purposes, and brought their fodder
for their horses, aud q noon luncheon
for themselves. Mr.. Mead wanted to
burn of portion Of the field and set
fire IN II 4 cO,1n1n Tf rOf1a from where.
the fodder and luncheon was left. He
then walked q short distance to where
u. v. McGettrick was standing, and
after talking with the latter few
moments the two turned around and
beheld that the hay and oats for the
horses, ~ well as the luncheon for the
men, was enveloped in flames. Dinner
for the horses and men was secured in
Seaforth that day, at Mr.. Mead's ex-
pense.
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d GRO We

II
More wedding bells IN the neal
future.
| ms. H. Z. Garlock returned home
Tuesday.
/ P. E. styeraeard went to Mime
apolis Tuesday.
F. w. Garlock has gone to Angus,
Mimi, to reside.
Miss Ash Of GAINESVILLE is the quest OF
Mrs. Smith Hodgeskin.
Miss Zoa Pease of Redwood is the
guest of Ora Bell Masters.
Claude Stephenson and sister Maude
are very sick with measels.
Edna Warner is having vacation
this week, on account of bad roads.
Mrs. r. B. Davidson Is looking after
her farming interests in this section.
Jennie Craig and Lucy Starr of
Tracy were calling in Walnut Friday.
A. D. McRae drove to Sleepy Eye
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
sister.
E. Hirschfield has returned from
Chicago, where he has been to buy
goods.
Jennie Jeffrey of Candy was the
guest of Mrs. Spornitz for few hours
Thursday.
DR.. Remington's people are greatly
rejoiced ut the advent of little girl at
their house.
Our new milliners are prepared to
dress your heads in the latest and most
approved style.
Fred. Paul is putting in cistern at
his new house. T. Savage and O. E.
Holt are doing the digging.
Mrs. Hilda Vancise returned from
New York Thursday, where she has
been spending the winter.
! Mrs. Will Holt has purchased lot
in Masters addition of Mrs. R. Met.
calf. Mr.. Holt contemplates building
house in the near future.
Fred. Radtke and wife of Logan will
leave for Germany one week from next
Sunday. They will take in the Paris
Exposition before returning.
+. F. Golf took the noon train fol
Hamline Thursday noon, being called
by a telegram from H. A. Weber
Mrs. Golf went on the next train later
The ball team will give dance
Easter Monday in the opera house
Turn out and give them benefit. Buy
a ticket if you don't dance. The bes'
of music will be furnished and no pains
spared to make it success
| With feelings Of sorrow we chronicle
the death of an old settler, G. l.. Web
Der, who died very suddenly of apo
plexy at his home in st. Paul Thurs
day, April 9Th. His family have tn.
heartfelt sympathy Of the whole com
munity. Mr.. Weber lived in Walnut
for number of years and has hos
of friends to mourn his sudden death
A quiet wedding was solemnized a.
the home OF Mrs. E. Sanderson Tues
day evening, April Sd, when the only
daughter, Inez, was. joined to. Franz
Okerino. Eva Virgins aud Harve,
Sanderson cousin and brother of tn,
bride) assisted them. The bride wa
very tastefully gowned in blue sill
trimmed with white satin and lace
Mr.. and Mrs. OkerinO left for thei
future home in Ashford Wednesday
They are both well and favorabl,
known and bear with them the bes
wishes of the community.
Buy your dry goods of Peterson 1
, Graft. A complete line to selec
from. 1t.
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LAMBERTON.

Seeding is just about finished in this
neighborhood.
J.. m. Wheeler of Winnebago City is
in the city this week.
The teachers have all returned from
their vacations and the.spring term is
now on.
Next Sunday is Easter and the severl
churches have arranged programs for
the day.
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Easter Bazaar.

An Easter Bazaar will be held in
the basement Of the NJ. E. church
Friday, April 18th afternoon and
evening. It will cost you nothing
to look at the articles and you may
find something you wish to buy.
Supper served for % cents.
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For Sale.

Seed potatoes of the finest varieties
and Earliest White Queen. Here is the
place to get your plants cheap. All
varieties, early, late, large and produc-
tive, from ] dozen to $1,000. O. D.
MILLER, Market Gardner, on Isaac
johnson place. 1t
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Wanda, Willow Ldk6& Shutdown

WANDA TINE TABLE.
Trains on the Minnesota & Iowa Railroad
depart as follows:
Going north. $3.50 p. m.
Going south. $3.50 a. m.
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Buy your dry goods of Peterson &
Graft. A complete line to select
from. 1t.
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SEAFORTH.

| t@ H sEAFoRTH TIME TABLE
Going north at. ................ ....6:4O p. m
Going south at................ 8 100 a. m