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REVIEW WANT" COLUMN

WANTED-Experienced salesman in
clothing store. Good position for
right man. References required.
Address. Box 715, Jefferson, Iowa.
Its
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Fred Aebischer is spending few
DAYS at Wall Lake.
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Lee Barber has returned from his
extended visit in Chicago.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR sac
During the month of May we will
offer our new household goods,
consisting of carpets, furni-
ture, stoves, bedding, etc. Also 10
year Smith s. Barnes piano, new
Goods can be seen at residence one
door east of 81. c. Laub's Privilege
of renting house goes with furniture
!. 0. M. AMPBELL
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FOR RENT-Four room house on Rail.
road Avenue. Inquire at Model
Bakery. 25.2t
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Miss Wayne Etzel OF Vail spent Fri
day in Denison.
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FOR SALE-Iowa Silver Mine seed
corn. Inquire of w. B. Smith Sec.
Is Goodrich twp. 25-tf
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FRESH fruits and vegetables at the
Broadway Grocery.
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Notice.

Trustees of Stockholm twp. will re-
ceive bids for overseeing road work for
1902 at Center School House Monday
April 7 1902 G. H. WHITE.
Township Clerk,
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PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGs-For set
ting. FRED R. MARSHALL.
24-l2t*
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HOUSE FOR RENT-Five rooms.
Empty first of April. On railroad
ave. Inquire of
"a MARQUIS WIELAND
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FOR SALE Nice residence property
with acreage sufficient for gardening
Inquire of VIM. DANIELS. 6
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FOR SALE-Three young pure bred,
recorded short-horu bulls.
p E. G. SAGE,
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A GOOD SPAN OF MARES-For
sale. JOHN KELLY.
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all makes of stoves on
short notice.. Tinware repaired at
Wygants.
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FRESH oysters and celery at the Broad
way Grocery.
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THE BEST-Improved 40 acre farm
in Washington township for $50 per
acre. Easy terms. Other farms $37 so
to $50. N. r. WILDER.
II Dow CITY, Iowa.
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The Board OF Supervisors will meet
next Monday.
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WIRE YOUR HOUSE-For electric
light. We wire any house no matter
how long it has been built, conceal
ing all the wires and leaving the
house in the condition we find it,
wiring at cost of labor and material.
Fixtures at factory prices.
DENISON ELECTRIC LIGHT s.
POWER COMPANY.
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and FLOWERS-F'rom now
until June lst we will have on hand
nice stock of Potted Plants We
get new lot every few days. Any
orders left with us will be promptly
filled. Leave orders for Easter lilies
20tf. U. G. JOHNSON & Co.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY-For sale,
rent or trade. Situated in Holmes
addition. Inquire of DR.. VIM. Isemin-
ger. 20
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girl for general house
work. MRS. E. G.. SAGE.
%
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GIRL WANTED-For general house
work. Mrs. G. M. MCAHREN.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
Inquire of Conner and Lally.
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DR.. Hecht was Manning visitor
Sunday last,
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tlMDAlt...

June 2-Mrs. John Chambers of Hold:
i9gford visited at r. B. Stewards last
week. ~ .t% ~ .z'5
]. s. Bergstrom Of Upsala will be in
Elmdsls Sunday. =
G, Olsen and S. Boos have gone to Little
Falls to work on the bridge. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ali. Larson, Mrs Geoi; q
johnson, Hans and Willie Larson OF
Little Falls visited relatives in >Elmdale
Sunday. .I. ( T. e. -, 49, = ?
r. Mr.. Roller Of Royalton was in Elmdale
Tuesday. +. -. -
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Rudeck
May Goth q daughter. T..
Miss Mary Dawes left for Brooteu
Thursday. j, ~txt. ..,~...-.,. y. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. jacobson went to
Royalton Monday. = 80.
Mr.. md Mrs Simon Geek OF Little
Falls visited friends in Elmdale Sunday
Alvin. the six-year-Old con of"Swan
0kerson, died Of scarlet fever. This j.
the second child that has died from the
dread disease. -.a es-:ss-: J.. IA
John Geek made flying trip to Little
Falls Monday. 4s..=-.
Mrs. John Wilczeck and Mrs. 10.
Trettle Of Little Fails visited friends in
E lmdale last week. 80.
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j June 3---:We are having plenty Of rain
and the creeks and meadows are full. Z + +
Mrs. J. Kellogg visited at the Falls
last week. 5 K 5z. s =..1 = .. 5S s ==z
Miss Ethel Lamb; who hat been at
tending school at the Falls, came home
last Friday. II Il.
D. E. Weimer visited at j. B. Snavely's
last Sunday. IA =. ~.
q. E. Estey intends to start for the
east this week. Z :, z...~, ~
Lightning struck a fence post in j. G.
Hollenbeck's pasture, following the wire
and cutting It up in small pieces for
about 40 rods. i :. p
+ ]. W. Joslin's house caught fire during
q heavy wind one 1ay last week. but
was discovered in time to put it out
much damage. 49,. ....... = { =
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgardner drove to
the Falls last Saturday.
Those. that had shares in the, Farmers
Elevator Co. ct Rice vent to attend q
meeting there last Saturday. ~
Services was held here last Sunday in
schoolhouse NJ. A Sunday school vas al
so organized and we hopsd it will be
well attended during the summer.
r Jake Thoen went to Foley on business
last Saturday. 49,. ~, i
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Is. yun 9 II ~ bull ding az:
4iebael Baroa - ilsl title Falls Slast,
sSaturda onS busin -. 11s|5 .:ssl
81 ntiox corn s pretty neat doae ~ Nj
and most q sthe farmers 40 6xing there
Elb b g ing plows s. start breaking soon.
u Stephen D.urek 4. building ~ ~
house. a.
d b. g. ;Buckou invent through ners last
Saturday going g his farm il Buck man.
The Royalton school Is clo.ed Tor two
months vaeat ion.
Crops look nice here but v nesd :
little more rain.
+. Kalis i building new snschin,
seed. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank and Paal Kalis
drove out 81 North Prairie last week.
J. A. Baron was in Little Falls last
Monday on business. 81
Mat and John Dzurek are building .
! fine house for their brother Stephen.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jake Kasier went to
Little Falls last Saturday. 4 3. - .=
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Louis a. aud1 Dan John-.g
!leon ms.t@s i tl 81 IA & ana last isuad 81
,itslla Chsslsy spents saturl and suu-I
.day9at hons.
NJ. Lars 4 lbera and daugh liter Jendl,s3
smsde = nulinsss trlr 6 Pete Mex lbben's
son tie 2sth.
Some 81 the I,aopls il Mt. Norris have
sbssn u VIM garden stuf on the table Tor
sons time. Il sesms very nice to have
&c 70 early. .s 81
Erick Talbsre went 70 Page sunday.
Work Is nov going 81 the new school.
house. s.
e School win close in district 81 on Fri
day, : une 6th, with an entertainment
consisting of Dialogues, resitations and
SONGS. 81. sS.5
" Lars Talberg and N. Larson wont to
Royal ton and Little Falls on the Goth.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Boil drove to the
Morril store and RaMey postoffics
Thursday. .s .s= NJ a N II.
Dan johnson has bought tbres COWS
and will be kept 1T home more than
ever now. ss..
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PIKE. CREEK. 4.

June.8 Among those who we're at the
Falls Saturday were II. Wielaud, a.
Maehki, P. Koz!ica, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Richter and Mrs. Mary Vita. 81 s=ss
Sunday night one Of the heaviest rain
falls visited this town, the heaviest We
have had Tor several years. The down
pour was accompanied By hail, so far we
had not heard ofany damage done.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ole T.. Wahl. were at
Little Fails on Decoration day. e. .=
Anton Weber and John Kusza were
at the Falls on business Thursday.
/: John Tuzinski purchased horse from
Joe Ginter Saturday. 55y
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Posch were 10 Ledoux
Sunday. ss5> h ~ !.
Miss Francis Walkowiak visited her
sister at the Falls Saturday. :
v. Lspinski is done breaking.
Anton Weber visited ia North Prairie
Sunday. ...= S .s Ell ss
Frank Ringwelski and August Mashki
has new two seated buggies, .c ..
+ Good crops always come a. 9 compen-
sation for the having to work gumbo
highways. i: is. .5~..
We think it's about time the roadmas-
tiers we're out looking after the highways.
Mrs, j. Kunza OF Ledoux visited with
Mrs. A. Weber Thursday. Z
Andrew Schubert was In Little Falls
Friday.
John Clark and son Frank Of Swan
River are breathing on the DroWskovski
farm. s..a 3. =..: :z5=. T
Ferdinand Koch Of Culdrum vas in
our town Monday. &s. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Larson and children
Visited friends and relatives in Elmdale
sunday. : . u Es5 = . .:.. +.
| Mr.. aad Mrs. P. Knopik and daughter
Francis were in Ledoux Sunday,
A contract to improve aroad viii Re
let out Monday, June the 9th between
Sections z8 and 33.
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Dsa't Forget Your Health.

It makes all the difference in the world
to you whether you cut off 5, 10 or Is
years OF your life by foolish lndiscreti ons,
robbing yourself Of needed rest. utterly
regardless of how much you can stand
or, whether you save those precious
y.ars by obedience to the plain, common
sense laws Of health. Many people
cramp their oower and dwarf their pos.
sibil tiles By denying themselves the CON.
forts and necessities which make .lifs
agreeable and really worth living. Every
home provider should $50 that his family
has supply Of Golden Grain Belt
beer, pure delicious drink and .
synonym Of good health. Order Of your
nearest dealer Of be supplied BY Joseph
NJ. Iedoux, Little Falls.
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IzSssl una g ~ Dfsllo boys bought q
me tea hor6es fFon. Frank Ram
nick q Caing md now stove says ii
will not hayse to put hiseirl on OK bact
sc take q her the next dance. She can
ride behind q good team 40 ANYONE
81 81. SS=.
tits said the water fnsthe south fork
q. the Little Elk river vas the highest
on ": asedas tlse tD'rd That " has ever
Desn since the country las been settled.
The Mccormick Machine Co. have q
man here at present to set % machinery
Some ST our citizens tnrnad mt Mon.
dav evaninu otto, 10 H.. 8. "a
chained the bridges to keep them Nom
floating away. SIS. s si.|
Nick nassier ha i Z ] - Mn. ], & nn+.-fa,4
silver d .,llar RIM = =, h;r, T,,oad !. 80
ternoon. He thinks b.. knows who he
got Y iron. -: ~ ~
Peter and Nick Ku9el 81 L;ttle Falla
speqt Sunday in Randall. ..sss .s ..55
Marsha. Kennedy was aronnd: Tno.-
| day afternoon notifying tho saloon
keepers, stOrekeepers aud all business
men TO keep their places of business
sl,ictly close d on Sundays. BY order OF
the new village council. Il
Mrs. Anp. Cent? If I,;ncolo a,,on+ a
day ia town laat week a. tho hon. ,f
N. E. Mueller.
i section Foreman Anderaon .t.4x Ella
! our on Mondap nnrn,no With o, s+,.
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pupils Z. Hold SIS The e s.noon
3 hicl @ q Az their parsnt,
y ~ q ysll tis6ed With tho pro-
ress their ehildrsa had maj e. Tho
E ] .s'tl trustes SEEING the adyantags 81
e good teacher. g. enga ged him to teach
the aext term az school at an increased
salary .5s
Barney Carving 81 Buh has manufac-
tured e ditchiDg machine and 10 nov at
work ditchiDg .swamps. The machine il
reported to work to perfection. .#z
The heavy rains the past week have
done conside, able damage to>roads By
lwashouts. .5.eI 5sss5
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MI.


~ Sc ~ Estsy q IS yilis yvas iin
y osrill On tie s
- Clark ana ths cashier d tn Bant'
1sya lton, Sers s. Morrill, y fes ~ w 8
-
lheodore Citizen losr : hat u bsttinR5
~ length 81 time tapping WOULD:
1 ths mail.
- Talberg bough g Deering mo Ter
! lsyAlton d id passsd through our
d = % b,s way 6 Nj. Morris where hs.
- fa rm. .ssf. :%s
HE eportsmen Of our to m are trying
abkart q gun club, and are negot iating
~ Tho traps belonging IS thu Roy ltoD
nm club. s5s =a5 IS IA. Ran ;'
y Wv buifdings are being built Il all
Nkta % our town. Among those Who
- building new houses are a. 5: Nc
Knben, George Olsen, John Yatskuski,
H. Porter, J. A. Mowan, NJ. Reagan
ss1 Mr.. Primmer. Il 81 81. !
strawberries an raepOerrlee Will NOT
very plenty in cur town this year.
Auit generally will be light cror.
SEQ. D. Melcure cold his store al d
Es<xls to j. V. Reagan. Mr.. MarcLre
~ wide swath when he first came
@s, bat: collapsed befors he got well
aesnainted. He wanted Morrill, and
RsDsy postoRcea merged, with h'mst If
8sss> He got mp petition to move
nsnsy postof!ce to his store and the
3ussDaster resigned in his favor, hut be
ra.aed to get rich faster than all this
-zss1d enable him, and will go to St.
BD~6 and play ball with a nine there.
Hail carrying in Morrill, has been in 9
as2setic state for fhe past mouth, and
aes.s grumbiing has been heard in the
ha. F. u. Tapping awore that he
W'am carry the mail, but he quit, leav.
lE the other bondsman &C. Cheeley) to
10 ahe carrying. .s-.. i. :
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$40 to Boston and Return. $22 to
Boston, and Return via New York,

Via Nickel Plate road, account ofmeet.
ing Of Christian Scientists, June 18th to
18th. Tickets on sale June IL, 10 and
Il With open return limit Of June 21st.
By depssiting tickets with Joint Agent
IN Boston on or before june Plat, ex-
tended limit returning until July 3lst
may DO obtained. tStop.overa at Niagara
Falls in either direction ii desired.
Three trains daily. Through vsstibuled
sleeping cars. American club meals.
served 10 dining cars on the Nickel Plate
roam; also: meals : la carte. Address:
John \ Callahan, General Agent, III
Adams St, Chicago for reservation Of
sleeping Oar space and other intorma-
stion IS. (15)
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..L|AsTRUP|..

June 3-Vincent .Domboyy, our well
known blacksmith, and Miss Mary Zim-
mer Of st. Cloud, we're married at the
Cathedral, st. Cloud, Tuesday morning.
Mrs.. Dombovy is the daughter OF q
prominent farmer Of the town Of Haven,
Stearns county. We tender hearty con-
gratulatiens. s Il. .=g5... s ii IL. h
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Oscar NeWgren was 10 the city
Tuesday on his way to Ellington, s.
D., for the summer. Mr.. Newgrer
formerly lived il Elpdale, but o
late has been il Cloquet.
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Christian SCie ntists'

meeting in Boston, june 18th to 18Th.
It will b. to your advantage to obtain
rates applying over Nickel Plate road
before purchasing elsewhere. Tickets on
sale June -, 13 and II. Final return
limit July s1st. Call or address, John
7. Callahan, General agent, III Adams
St., Chicago, 5.1$. fl T
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AsKibbin HataStaple shapes

4 K The Volcanoes deadly work from the
HaD q Ponpeii to the Destruction Of Sc.
Dks,s. J, Z ~ Prof. Charles Morris, IL. p.
AIs.t 500 pages, :profuaely illustrated
- photographs taken before and ats
dlansasl. Best author, largest book, .bsst
rsted, seientih cally accurate. frice
Q.50- Agents Wanted. Enormous pro
- thoss Who act quickly Most liheral
ll,ll1 Outfit 10 csnts.. Don't los & hin.
- y! I'D Il 81 outit Il6AEDIArELY,
- - work The clanc soi = liis-sims
4 - lnakiing money sxss Il
- g &c, 222s 8. 9Th st., Phlads-
-. Menties. this Paper. 81
. "a. y estate and mort gage loans. h.
4 sVAsAI,x 4. 3;
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80 =. q,
MONEY.

June 2-Mrs. I. ". SSipes, daughter-in
law Of r. w. Sines. died at Zion City,
Ill, last Monday night.
TIE Minette building has been shipeled.
Mrs. Hanks is reported m uch i'm
proved. 1. 1. is s=s
Mr.. Battle. is i'll with typhoid pneu-
monia. s...ss -s ..s@ 4.
Report Of the Stroman school district
NJ. 81 for the month ending May 80: 3
No. Of pupils enrolled.
No. OF daystanght....... 8
Average daily attendance. -. ......23
The perfect 50 attendance were: Vic
tor and Olga Johnson, Elsie Kjalgren,
Mabel AortensoD, Andrew Peterson,
Adolph jacobson and Ellen Palm
.Only two cases Of hardness. - :.
LILLIAN CHADWICK. Teacher.
d Fire Insurance written. r &.
I.. Il STEPHEN G. VAsALY.
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Little Falls ariet Report

Eggs,p dozen 3. 124e
Buttsr. re: pound $. !. J. I5@l0
Chickens. pound. !. i. 49,. 10, s.
Dncks pr pound 81. ]. -. Ttoac
Geese, Per pound 6c
Turkeys, per pound !. ]. 100
Per bushe J. q !. 8: Sc
ate Pr buehel 70
Corr, Per bnshel 81,
Hay PEI toi, 0O
{ statos 20 bulaa tosoc
Edttl hund e ~ ko6 e; IS
E1o1 hun - = ....... I
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Honest shoes, at honest prices ia
the reason we do the shoe business
of the town, Viktor's.
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To euro q Cold In One Day
1a1e Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
~ druggists refund the money ii It fails
- sere. W. Groves signature in on
easA be1,- 6e. S ~ Il n. S
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lEDOUx.

h 3-Mre. J. K. Mrozik is very Il.
AeAas not been feeling well for the laet
nnll and Sunday she took change for
Ns& II -. + g.,
= "a Danielski is employed by Jos.
Nserek TODD all the stoue work, for.
.1irsew house. - s. s>$e Y =, !
Hwe hear the right thing Ledoux is
laar 20 take q great change We hear
;laua Mr.. :Linkowski OF Buffalo, New
814 ~ coming and will try and locate
Anns He intends to 60 in the blacksmith
1iness and also do all kinds of WOO d
~nsA y hich would be q great thing Tor
Betef Gusten, who has been ill for
znDr time, is reported much worse. -
4 MeHattie Of Grey Eagle called on
osDs Of the farmers the latter part OF
sb week fixing horses teeth. <.ss:
1le recent hard rains are doing much
aaNsge to crops. Many acres of corn
DeuDdef water which will be total
ahoaDd the wheat crop will be damaged
aste weeds are getting great start
s~an River has never been so high for
aps and is doing damage to grades
a.n bridges. The grade at Clyds's
h51Ee has been washed away. A crew
Mne1 was put to work Thursday night
aa6pet Q stop to the washing which
H.sd . big bill to- the town.
Th< town board was out Monday do.
I1E business on the roads. Eighty-seven
D(s % swamp was let between sections
Mad 81 to Peter Gregerson, for the
s-es$l2O. I.
Desis sheedy has been sick slnce Sua-
A.y- CT s H. ....- i. d =.
s-H. Yak lost 4 good COW by light
ring Monday afternoon. @z=
... HUFF Il: ....
se Sd. W. Gish was at Randall
Wednesday. I'D ST: %zz> .=sz +. .....-%
VS.. Gish and wife went to Little
RaRs Friday, and returned came day.
TAess was we'll attended dance at E.
Y sslivan's Friday night: a;good. time
IN o1tsd. ISL b: r s. ~ 8. =, Z. <
T. r. Bennett was q Little Falls Wis
w Saturday. IS. s. :. -
Il " 6ish and grand daughter were
al155sinx at Plllsbary Sunday. ,>. LINN
H H rs heavy rain of Sunday night and
BnDday afternoon resulted in some
diego to our roads and bridges but
-, serious loss. We nave plenty OF
now. S. s.& ss 1.z RE- *zsS >.s ..z
# E1sr Martin Of Swanville held services
= - TOW = house Sunday and viii here
atllsp - there regularly every two weeks.
To euro Cold In One Day
Ia1e laxative Bromo Qainine Tablets.
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McKibbin Hats Hand made.
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GRANITE CITY

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Joe Va Hake,
q daughter. s..t v,
Mrs. Math Gross soil four steers to
Joseph Grell fof $115.
Wolves are getting quite numerous
around here. They killed two sheep OF
Mrs. Math Gross and one OF John
Kramer'e. Il
Joseph Nelles is working for Joe Van
Herke. ~.
Joseph Hurm is seeding 40 acres OF
fax. *g. e r y: sy- st*: ~
Some relation Of William Kramer's
were visitors at Granite City last week.
Miss Nettie Carley returned from Red
Lake Falls Sunday.
L. d. Brown returned from the West
Sunday. ~
Joe Enestrom OF Eau Claire is here for
a visit with his parents, .
s Miss Laura Poole has gone to st.
Croix Falls, Wis, r..
On June 18th the. Northern Pacific R'y
Co.. will run . popular excursion from
Morris to Duluth and return at $3.50 for
adults and $1.25 for children. This
{ ain will leave Duluth returning Sunday
afternoon, June 18th, 1902. and will
stop at all intermediate points,
III z. ! s.. T. W. Mann.
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B Money! Money! Money! We hav e
large amount of money to loan on
farm lands at low rates. I.
.=$ 3Iay)R &ScIALLERN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-24
COUNTY TEMPLE.
Transfers.

Oct. 21.-Lucy NJ. Kinner to George
l.. Wysong, lot ;, block l, Woodruff
d Sears First add, Sears, $625.
Ross w. Gould to John \. Kittil-
sen, lots >, 6 and Z. block 4, Columbia
Park add, Moline. $3.50.
22.-Lewis f. Waterman to Charles
II. Melvin, part assessors lot 23, 33,
Is, 1w, $3.50.
Rollo c. Huntiey to Mary Nj. and w.
Il. HmtIey. part lot 13, j. Kries' add,
Rock Island. $1,000.
Lewis +. Waterman to Charles II.
Melvin. part assessors outlot 50, Is,
wv, $3.50.
Mathew NJ. Slayton TO Howard NJ.
White, part sw frlA -, II, 5w, $50.
Moline Water Power Co. to Deere
d Mansur Co, tract by mctes and
bounds, Manufacturers add. Moline,
81, 900
Davenport. Rock Island d North
western Railway company To Deere
& Mansur company, tracts by metes
and bounds, neH 81. Is, 1w, 81.
Lancashire-Marshall Organ com
pany to Deere q Mansur company,
90 feet lot 6. Manufacturers add,
Moline, and tract by metes and
bounds, fri neH. 81, Is, wv, $13,5OO.
Oct 23.-K. Kneutson to Charles II.
Pope. lot 10, block IFS, East Moline,
$1,000.
Sarah J. Dunn to John NJ. Albrecht.
lot l. block 1, Bailey Davenport's
Fourth add. Rock Island, 500.
Rock Island Savings bank to George
Henry PAIL, lot ,, block =, V. Nj.
Blanding's First add, Rock Island,
$3.50.
James w. Atkinson to Oscar F.
LundahI and John =. Hammer, lots o,
10 and II, block III, Edgewood Park,
Rock Island, 5000.
Charles Wcander To Robert l.. Ben
son, lot 6. block 1, John DEGREES add,
Moline $1,000.
Robert l.. Henson to Maria Weander.
lot 6. block /, John Deere's add, Mo-
line, 81.