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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
kerkhoven.

Otto, the nine-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. August Mattson, met with
an awful accident last Sunday after
noon that has already cost him both
feet and may result in his death. An
east-bound train was passing through
town. Otto, in company with several
other little boys, thought it would be
fun to run q race with the train and
did so. When the race began the
train was going comparatively slow
ana the boys could keep up, but after
the front end of the train got over
the heavy grade that terminates at the
depot 1t commenced to 20 much faster.
The little fellow then caught hold of
an iron on the side of q car and was
lerked OIL his feet and fell with both
legs across the rail. The wheels
passed over him severing one leg Just
above the ankle and the other Just be-
low the knee. He was at once taken
to Or. Dowswell's office where his in.
]urles were attended to. He withstood
the shock remarkably we'll and there
is chance for his recovery, although
that result is by no means assured as
yet. The boys father, who has been
working at Two Harbors, Mimi, for
several months past, was sent for and
arrived here Tuesday. AS Mr.. Matt
son is not in q position to pay the ex-
pense the accident entailed, the gener-
oslty OF our people was appealed to
and S55 raised by circulating 8 SUBJ
scrlption list on Tuesday afternoon.
--KerkhOven Banner.
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=. Nest, o. -.

Oct. 2l.-Otto Hartwig and family
moved to New London last week, where
they expect to live. .....P. J. Nelson
and family visited at O. Grue's at
Eagle Lake Sunday Edwin Nelson
left for New London last week, where
he will attend school this winter.
John Thorne has sold his part in the
Advance threshing rig of Dovre to
Edward Erickson of Long Lake.
Miss Hulda Carlson left last week for
Willmar, where she expects to stay
this winter. .... Rev. J. johnson has
changed his name and hereafter his
name will be J. J. Daniels. 90. Miss
Ella Thorne in company with Eva
Dahlberg will leave Wednesday for
Herman. where they will go into the
dress-making trade. IS. M. Nelson
went to Willmar Monday to do car
penter work. Will Monson had the
largest ch sck issued at the Hub cream
cry for the month of September.
Sigward Gullickson of Ringo Lake
and Walfrid Anderson visited in this
vicinity Sunday evening. Misses Ed
ma Monson and Hannah Hanson left
Monday for New London, where they
will learn dressmaking.
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At.atar.

Oct. 1S-Mrs. s. E. ,stansberry of
Willmar was guest OF Mrs. salter
one day this week.. IDS. A. Kellgren
of Willmar was iu this part of the
county q couple of days this week.
P. J. McRea of Harrison is very SER
iously i'll, and there Is not much hope
of his recovery. ;. "A foot ball team
has been organized with Irwin John:
son, captain, and Louis Larson, sec-
retary and treasurer. The first gsme
will be with the NewPaInesville team,
on the grounds here week from to-
morrow. :. The Albert Gunner quart
er section of land in East Lake Lillian
which was sold at the sale of state
capitol lands for Sl4 per acres has
since been sold for 425 per acre.
Choistoffer johnson is the purchaser.
..... John Defoe was unfortunate in
getting his hand caught in corn
shredder, which was being operated at
his farm last Friday, and the forcing
or on his left hand was 10 badly crush
ed that DR.. Gibson, WHO was immedi-
ately summoned, found amputation
necessary. With the exception of the
one finger his hand was not injured i.
The congregation of the Swedish Luth-
erah church of this place rendered
their pastor, Rev. o. o. Schoberg, q
surprise, Wednesday afternoon, and
presented him with q large purse of
money to be used for the purchase of
q carriage. He. also received other
articles.-Atwater Republican Press.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
Street Fairs.

Street fairs are rapidly supplanting
the old county fairs,. and the change
is good one. A few of the streets
in 9 prominent town in q county are
easily and cheaply adapted to- a free
exhibition Of examples OF the county 8
resources, and such an exhibition 90
directly and largely benefits the town
that its business men and citizens are
warranted in taking more interest in
it than in the county fair. The recent
street fair in Willmar, MINI, fur
nished proof of this reflection. For
three days that progressive little city
was in gala attire; it was thronged
with visitors, its citizens were happy,
everybody was justly proud of the ex-
hibits made by farmers, mechanics,
merchants and others, and the whole
affair was an invitation to the capi-
tails of other counties to join in the
procession in which Willmar was such
q conspicuous fgure.--Farm, Stock &
Home.
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korkhovOn.

Oct. 18-A daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Broberq,
OF Pillsbury, Monday. A. G. John-
son, OF the firm OF P. H. Roise & Co.,
Willmar, transacted business in Kerk-
hoven Wednesday afternoon. 49, Mes
danes Frye and Hilson, of Willmar,
visited with Kerkhoven relatives We'd
nesday p. m. and and Thursday a. m.
49,. The auction at the Otto Lind
blad farm Monday was we'll attended
and every thing sold brought excep-
tionally good prices, the season of the
year considered. The Windblads left
for the state of Washington Wednes-
day night. They have farm near
Wilson Creek in that state on which
they will make their future home. M.
Mikkelson, Jr., of this place, went with
them for visit with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs: T. Jacobson, at Taco
ma, and with his aunt, Mrs. J. M.
Scarseth, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Banner.
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Real Estate Traesfers.
.ROsEIAND.s'

.ROSELAND.,-
Oct. 16. Gnetje Damstra to Spencer Erick-
son, nwA mex, SEX mex. sh neH mex, eH
eh swA. en- sen nWA, sec. IT, ". d. 5000.
Oct. II. F. o. Gold to s., D: Haxsey, VIZ
sWA, nWA. SEX swk. sec. 222. " d. 5000.
FAHLUN.
Oct. i9. Carrie He'd to John W. GulifOrd,
neA swA, sec. 30, ". q. $500.
. WHITEFIELh
Oct. 10: John Arnold SWillens to- Anton
x Kaoblanch, 81 nwh. W11$sWk, see. S, v. d {.
$4,000. s. - -
Oct. 10. @: Cushman to Aart Korthof, mex,
sec. 8, ". d. $3.50.
Oct. 10. Aart Korthof to VIM. F. HER, ne
4, sec. 6, " d. 1900.
NEW LONDON.
Oct. q. Ole j. Nordrum to Andrew D..
Hanson, SEX neA, SEQ. 3, ". d. 500.
NORWAY LAKE
Oct. 18. Estate of Fred Billings to WI.
Carson, seA nwk, sec. 4, deed, 500.
Oct. l8. W.. Carson to Ole Thoreson, seA
nwA. sec. 4, w:d. $3.50.
Oct. q. Fred Il. Hopkins to Jacob Haima,
lots and 6, blk 6, ". d. $925.
VILLAGE OF WILLMAR.
Oct. 81. o. B. Glarum to Joraand Mlttvet,
lot g. blk 8, Glarum's add, " ID. @125.
Oct. 81. o. B. Glarum to Sarah. Mittyet,
lot Z, blk 9, Glarum's add Wild. $125.
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gvilIe.

Weddings are the order of the dav.
flve knots have been tied lately and
more will soon be tied. Gust New
gord is home for short visit and
rest. Anton Jacobson and Andrew
Amundson have gone to Sisseton,
where they are helping to thresh. =.
ole Nordrum of Wheaton visited the
sick bed of his father lately :. Sam
son Guam and Sam Olstad returned
from Stearns Co. last week, where
t4ey nave been threshing.. Willie
Newgord Is in our sanctum again.
Rural delivery is now next to q GER
talnty. 1t it comes, which it surely
does, We'll have the best route out.
Il. r. Sonstegard, who is at present
holding down lucrative position at
S1sseton, S. D., came home last Fri
day to attend his brothers wedding.
:...A baby girl came to John Ivers-
lies home last Sunday night. Mother
and child are doing we'll. Ole Nor
drum is very low yet. Last Wednes-
day Mr.. Elias Johnson was united in
marriage to Miss Tena Erickson of
Belgrade. The nuptial knot was tied
by Rev. Tolo, after which the guests
accompanied the newly married couple
to the BRIDES home where SUMMONS
dinner awaited them. The afternoon
and evening were spent in PLAYING
games and tripping the light fantastic.
ana 1t was not until the wee hours of
morning that the crowd went to their
homes. The groom is the son of our
we'll known and respected farmer, Mr..
Geo. Johnson, and the bride is the
daughter of Andrew Erickson, one of
Belgrade's most enterprising farmers.
That the young couples life may be
g long happy one is the wish of the
Tribune and Our humble correspond
ent. Last Saturday one of our en-
terprising and industrious young men,
Mr.. August Sonstegard, was united
In marriage to Miss Louise Gulbrand-
son of Belgrade. The nuptial knot
was tied In Grow River church by Rev.
Tolo in the presence of friends and
relatives. Rev. Tolo, who had chosen
the following for his text, 'Hitherto
has God helped U.S." delivered q very
impressive sermon. The bride was
attended by Mandy Sonstegard and
Thea Quistberg and the groom by Ru.
dolph Sonstegard and Carl Krabel.
After the ceremonies the invited guests
accompanied the young couple to the
brides home, where the tables fairly
groaned from the weight of the sumpt-
uous hunger-curing remedies, and the
guests soon did ample justice to the
palatable repast. The young couple
gave a reception at their future home
on Sloughside Ave. Tuesday evening
for their many Ringville friends.
May the young couple have clear sail
ing over life's sea.
A little boy died at Hans Halvor-
sons Wednesday, Oct. l6. . The
Riverside choir met at P.O. Iverson's
Sunday. Dedication of the Norwe-
gian parochial school teachers home
will be held Sunday afternoon. "A
meeting of the Norwegian parochial
school teachers will be held at G. Or
pens home from Thursday to Sunday
inclusive.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
MANI 70.

A large number of Mamre people
took possession of the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. J. Stjernlof last Satur.
day evening, and very agreeably
.'surprised" that worthy couple.
They were presented with a purse
containing 934 in cash. Mr.. STERN
his best horse some time ago. This
In few years, his friends took the
and helping them q little in their mis-.
fortune. ..... Mrs. Peter Swenson went
to Olmstead county, Mimi, last
"wednesday to attend the funeral of
her father. Mrs. 0. J. Fondell of
Dawson Is spending few weeks here
visiting with her parents; Mr.! and
Mrs: P. Rodman. .. The Misses Err
iandsOn gave a party to large num-
Der OF their friends last Saturday even
ing. Some of our young people at
tended a neck-tie social in Dist A,
town of Pillsbury Saturday evening.
Did you get any ties boys?. School
will begin in Dist. IA next Monlay.
The following teachers have been Sc
cured: Albert Johnson of Dovre in
the east school house; Miss Annie He
din of St. Paul in the north school.
house and Miss Stella Segnar of Iowa
In the south schoolhouse. -. Miss
Christine Eleeross Of Dovre was q
guest at J. A. Erlandson's over Sun
day. .... e. E. Ostlund returned home
Friday, after three weeks stay in
Traverse county =. "A number of our
people attended the Hedman-Berg-
gren wedding in town of Dovre Wed
nesday of last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Berkeland made trip to Pope
county last week, where they attended
the wedding of Mrs. Birkeland's
sister. ...H. j. Anderson returned
from Minneapolis Monday. NEwsBoY.
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MS FARE WELL SERMON.
kes. a. F. Nelson Bids goodbye to Nj,
~'s: Wtljmor charro. "

Ihe Swedish Lutheran Bethel church
was we'll filed with an attentive audi.
ence last. Sunday morning, on the oc,
caslon OF the last appearance in the
Palplt OF the Rev. Adolf F. Nelson
as pastor of the church. The text "a.
signed for the day was the parable of
the marriage of the kings son. and tha
LAX OF the retiring minister was main~
~ q strong plea to his hearers to ac-
cept the Invitation Of the gospel. He
referred very briefly to his worl at
Wiilmar during the past seven wears
ana spoke teelingly of conditions in
the church. At the close Of The cor.
wees the choir rendered the sonu
again." o'
The church will be visited by clerpv-
men from this, the "Pacific, {" mission
district until q permanent pastor has
been secured. Services will be- held
twice month. Rev. Levine of Co-
kato will preach at the Willmar
church on the first Sunday morning
In November, and at Mamre in the
afternoon. A special business meet
Ing of the Willmar congregation will
be held today to decide whether or not
" p~A oOA0S0 Ou Gll0 CQurC0
property adjoining the church build
ing.
Rev. Nelson was unanimously
elected as pastor of the Willmar
church March l, 1894. The conprepa-
tlon then numbered So communicates
and total membership of 81. At the
present time the communicants number
ia and the membership reaches ZOO.
Rev. Nelson took an active part in
the work Of raising the church debt
and had the pleasure during the past
year OF seeing the last dollar of in
debtedness paid off. Rev. Nelson's
work has by no means been confined
to Willmar.' The congregation at
Mamre has been portion of his
charge while at Willmar, and for a
period of years he also served the
"Fridsborg' congregation in town of
Holland and in Renville county. In
the latter place church edifice was
erected two or three years ago, in
which work the pastor rendered i'm
portant assistance.
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Frod kreps Heard From.

Fred Kreps has finally been heard
from. His wife received a postal card
last Monday bearing the postmark of
Hamburg, Germany, on which he sta
ted the following: "Will write you
soon. Good-by: Your husband,
Fred.' Up to going to press he has
not written but the card has relieved
the family under the strain they
have been laboring since his depar-
ture. It is now believed that he will
first visit his relatives in Holland and
then depart for South Africa to assist
the Beers in their struggle for inde-
pendence. He has always had a
warm spot in his heart for the Beers
and this with the persuasion of Van
derveer, the Boer lecturer, probably
convinced him to do what be could
for the Beers. A letter will explain it
more fully and we may besable to give
It next week.-Herald, Clara City.
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Sudden Death.

Mrs. Mary Lossinger, wife of W.
A. Lossinger. the foreman of the
Splcer farm near Pennock was strick-
en- with apoplexy early Monday morn
ing. Medical aid was summoned but
before it arrived the patient had ex-
pired. Deceased was 40 years old and
had been in this county about one
year: She leaves besides her hus-
band two brothers and three sisters
residing near Alexandria and one
brother atSpokane Falls, Wash. Her
father and one sister died from the
same cause that ended her lite.
Mr.. Joseph Parker and Mrs. Hattie
Case, brother and sister of the deceas-
ed, came down from Sauk Center
Tuesday to bring the remains up there
TOR interment. They will leave with
the body today.
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Crue.

Oct. l9.-Albert Erickson of Dan
vers, Minn., visited here over Sunday.
..... .Arne Embertson has invested in
a gasoline engine. :. The funeral of
Ole Jacobson of Green Lake took
place today at Hauge's church in
Green Lake. Rev. S. Hanson Off
ciated Hon. o. N. Grue and fam
lily visited friends at Nest Lake last
Sunday ......M Miss Hilda Erickson
visited at home last Sunday. .... Miss
Alma Grue has spent the week at
home. Oscar .Hogberg' Of Minnea-
polls has been here hunting around
neighboring lakes during the past
week. -. Albert Halyors is visit
ing at Irving today
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Auction Sale,

I will sell at public auction at my
farm in Section 18, town of Lake
Lillian, on Monday, Oct. %, COM
mencing at II a. m. sharp, the follow
ing described property:
8 working horses, 2 colts, 8 mich
COWS, 9 head of young stock, binder,
l mower, l hay rake, pair bob
sle1ghs, two wagons, broad cast
seeder, and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
/ Terms: All sums of S5. 90 and under,
cash; above that amount one years
time will be given on approved notes
bearing 6 per cent interest.
F. Bornstedt.
J. G. Monson, Auctioneer.
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Local and Personal.

Mr. >. Stenberg, the Lake Lillian butter
maker, was is town yesterday on business.
G. A. Erickson, the machinery dealer, went
to Minneapolis Tuesday morning on business.
Andrew OBrien OF Graceville vas in town
yesterday ON his way back from trip to On
tario, Canada.
Miss Ruby Olson Of Atwater visited with the
Sanderson family over Sunday, returning
home Monday; :, i J
Miss Lotten Peterson returned to Minnea-
polls Tuesday, after an extended visit with
Willmar friends
Capt. c. A. Rice entertained company of
Monday evening.
DR.. D. Schuman left for Minneapolis last
Saturday for visit. From there he will 20 to
southern California to spend the winter
Mrs. A. o. F'orsberg and children went to
town Of Woods, Chippewa county, yesterday
for weeks visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Pritchard.
Misses Thora and Gusta Thompson of Vel
low Medicine county left for their home yes
terday after couple OF weeks visit with their
aunt, Mrs. August Anderson.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will
give their weekly coffee social at the home of
Mrs. Il. Nesemer on Friday afternoon. Lunch
served from four O'Clock throughout the even
ing.
A regular meeting OF the w. c. T. U. will be
held at the home of Mrs. Mcdonald Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 81, at 8 O'Clock. Everybody
please try to reserve that afternoon to at
tend the meeting.
Miss Martha Hintze of Raymond came up
Monday and spent day with Mrs. j. l.. Lind
ner. She left on Tuesday for Minneapolis,
where she win spend q few days. afterwards
going to Mankato.
Sanford Dodge in "Virginius'' drew q full
house last night. The play is one that gives
full scope to his abilities as tragedian and
his Interpretation of this difficult role stamps
him as great actor.
William Oden Of Brooten came down Satur.
day to spend Sunday with his uncle, G. w.
Odell. He returned home Monday, accompan.
led by his sister, Miss Ella Odell, who has been
visiting here for couple Of weeks
The Salvation Army win have coffee social
IN It's hall Thursday evening, October 81. The
meeting will be led by Ensign Walden of New
York, editor of the Swedish edition OF the
"War Cry" Coffee and cake will be served
Admission Is cents.
The Gazette will this week publish q Gu,
| showing the interior of the Synod church q.
decorated for the Mckinley memorial meet
Ing. BY request the TRlBUNE had reserved
space for same this week, but was informed a.
the last moment that it could not be had.
A special meeting of the Salvation Arm,
will be held at its hall Thursday evening Of thi'
week at 8 o clock. The meeting viii be led by
| Adjutant Olson of Chicago, assist ed by Cap
tain Goode OF Minneapolis. Open air meeting
! at 7:15. All are invited.
Osmund P. Rannestad returned last Monday
night from Norway. Mr.. Rannestad formerly
owned q farm north OF Foot Lake, but foul
years ago he sold out and went to Norway
where he bought q farm near Fqekkefjord, in
tending to spend bis remaining days there
After four years he decided that he preferrei
the United States, and he therefore sold ou1
and came back to this country,
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naWick.

Oct. 21.-Adolph Peterson from
Chippewa Co. has bought John A.
Peterson's farm in Irving. Consider.
alton $6, 600. .. Peter Hong, the pop
ular flour man from Willmar, trans
acted business here last week. -: Gil
bert Nelson has returned from Apple
ton and has bought D. II. Newman's
stock of hardware and will 20 into
business here. Mrs. P. M. Nelson
is quite i'll -. johannes Ltllenes is
taking orders for ''Life of Mckinley"
..... Wheat is coming in pretty live
ly:::.. Christ Nygaard wheeled to
Willmar last Saturday night. M.
Pars ons has sold his house and lot
here to J. o. Nyberg, the Cargill ele-
vat0r man. Mr.. Parsons and family
leave this week for the Pacific coast.
......G. W. Kirby is buying wheat
for the Minnesota and Dakota ele-
VatOr company. JUNIUS.
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Fire. In SporrytoWn,

Monday afternoon fire broke out in
Z building. on the Sperry farm east of
town, and the fire had such headway
before It was discovered that nothing
could be done to check it. The build
ing was used as an ice house and
machine shed, and was totally des-
troyed with all the contents. There
was $500 insurance on it, but this does
not cover the loss. The origin of the
fire In not definitely known, but it is
surmised that some boys that passed
little while before, and who were
smoking cigars, had thrown q cigar
stub near the building and that the
fire caught from that. -:
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Undressing cornoobs.

Br'er Williams, the negro who spent
last winter in this city, is now In will
mar where he will .'hanR out'' the
coming winter. Raymond News. " +:
Br'er Williams has not established
his winter quarters here as yet. The
last heard Of him he WAS undressing
corn cobs for Green Lake farmer, In
order to get the WhereWithal for So.
cial campaign In town during the COM
ing season. s i. s t.1.: ~
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Union of Races.

Lord J. Toliver: and Miss Lucy
blanchard we're united in the holy
bonds of matrimony last Thursday
evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by Justice A. II. Roiee In his
Office. Mr.. Toliver is the colored
gentleman who is working in y II, E.
Olson's Blacksmith shop. He has
been here. something over: q year and
has wonea good reputation as q skilled
workman and 3 good citizen. 4. His
bride 10 acaucasian and q well ll5known
young lady. Of Willmar. May the
tates be propitious to this union OF
racea. ~ : . SSsZ.s + e: z S.@:: ~ =
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Irving.

Oct. 21-Mr and Mrs. Arne Embert-
son of Eagle Lake called on friends
here recently. .... Andrew Larson de-
parted for Buffalo, MINI. last week.
..''' The auction at D. .Abbott's the
18th inst, was we'll attended. =. Mr..
and Mrs Gustave A. Erixon of Will
mar spent Sunday the 18th with friends
and relatives here. 80. Mr.. j. Dahl
berg OF Kerkhoven called on Irving
friends last week. "A. =. Larson in
tends to erect feed mill at the cream
erY. t. ..'-,5~' ! ,--.- g. =. >.e
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
Church Supper.

The Ladies of the Lutheran Free
church will give supper in the Bonde
hall on Thursday evening, Oct 81, be-
gining at five O'Clock and continuing
throughout the evening. Everybody
is cordially invited to come. The
usual price will be asked. Committee.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23
Have You Seen tho Hero flaming Mill
In operstton7


In operstton7
If you have, please tell your neigh
bors about It.
1t you have not, we invite you to
examine 9 strictly superior article.
Notice how oats and wheat are
separated to the perfection of hand
picking by new and superior method;
how the blast 10 brought to the eff
cheney of azmiu cleaner, and how the
extra long screens are worked by a
double motion. Take notice of all the
yourself and with your own sample
grain, and you will see why it ia every
where highly appreciated by all who
use it, and why it was sold in ten
states within four months after the
first machine left the factory. Sold by
GUST A. ERICKSON,
aOt - Willmar, MINI.
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Creamery Close. Tempor.rllv.

= The Lake Elizabeth creamery will
be shut down next week to allow some
improvements to be made. The
creamery has been doing very sue
cessful business the past year: Il
paid as high as, $l.03 per hundred
pounds Of milch during September.
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EStray .uotieO.

There has come to my place on Sec.
19, West Lake Lillian, q spring calf,
red, with dark stripes and white spots.
Owner will please call, pay charges
and remove animal. S. = - 8.
'36.3p 81 L. G. PETERSON. !.
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Marriage Licenses issued.
Oct II. Lord ]. Tonver to Lucy Blsnch-
ard.
Oct. 10. Otto Frederick johnson to Maud
Elvira Kirby.
Oct. H. Andrias Peterson to Milla Jo
hannesOn.