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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-02
To Our Friends.

We have sent statement of &C.
count this week to all of our subScri-
berS who are delinquent one year or
more. The Herald has for nearly two
years been giving you the best news
paper service this county ever had
the best local news as we'll as the best
teIegraphic news. OF course this can
not be done without a large increase
in our expense account. To meet
these expenses promptly and to make
further Improvements, it is necessary
for US to collect up accounts more
closely than we have done heretofore.
OF course the amount due from each
subscriber is small, but when the
number of subscribers is taken into
consideration it will be seen that the
amount due Is of considerable moment
to US. Cooperation will do wonders.
If our friends will do their part by an
immediate remittance of all arrear-
ages we shall be enabled to make
several improvements, thus giving
them a still better paper than we
we have yet been able to do. Our
motto is ''to give more than value re-
ceived." We wish to thank all our
friends for their patronage in the
past and trust that our relations will
continue pleasant in the future.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-02
Fire at j. L. rIccOrmick's.

Yesterday afternoon shortly after
o'clock the clang of the fire bell rang
out its startling news, and soon the
hose cart in charge of the fire company
was going with all possible speed
toward J. L. Mccormick s residence in
the south part of town. There ready
and willing hands were already at
work moving out furniture, carpets
etc. The fire was in the upper story
and soon by the aid of strong water
pressure, the boys had two streams of
water plying on the fire. It was
quenched in short time, but not I'M
til great damage had been done. The
furniture, bedding, clothing etc. in
two rooms upstairs were entirely
ruined and the water looSened the
plaster in the rooms below SO that
they will have to be re-plastered.
The fire originated in the south
bed room upstairs where the children
were left asleep. 1t is thought they
must have got hold of some matches
and thus set the bedding on fire.
Luckily the girl in whose charge the
house was left was able to get them
out unhurt when she discovered the
fire. The damage to the house will
be quite heavy but we presume it was
covered by insurance
The water pressure was good and
the Hose Company demonstrated
again that they know how to stop a
fro in short order when fhov have
plenty of water.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-02
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. FRANK sTINsON

PHILLIPSBUR0 KAN
GenerallaW practice. Real estate and insur-
ance business. The old reliable Alva b. Pearson
oetract books. Correctness guaranteed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-02
Drug Store Sold.

William Wilson has sold his drug
store on the north side to James
Athey. The transfer was made
Mr.. Athey assisted by DR..
j. W. Steever will conduct the bust
ness in the future. We have not
learned what Mr.. Wilson expects to
do.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-02

Our good friend L. D. Bourm was a
pleasant caller at this Office yesterday.
Mr.. Bourm used to be citizen of this
county living on his farm northeast of
town, but is now resident of jackson
county. He is up this week looking
after bis share of an immense wheat
crop which was raised on his farm
this year. Mr.. Borum is quite well
pleased with Jackson county. His
family have mucn better health there
than here. If it were not for that
though we believe he would banker
after returning to the old Phillips
county farm.
3. T. Gates was out in Beaver visit
ing bis son Frank the first of the
week. He says Mrs. Dawson who was
hurt in a runaway last week is still
alive, and that the doctors are now
beginning to entertain hopes of her
recovery although at first they
thought she could not possibly live.
Mr.. and Mrs Afdrich are also progress
sing very favorabiy. a little grand
daughter of Mr.. Dawson s who was
with them at the time Of the accident
was only slightly injured. Mr. Gates
says the corn crop in Beaver promises
TO be an exceptionally coed one,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-02
The state Fair.

The premium list for the State Fair
to be held at Hutchinson, September
Is to-19 are out. If you want a pre-
MUM list drop card to Ed M.
Moore, secretary, Hutchinson, Kan.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-02
Evolutionary Recital.

Don't fail to hear the Evolutionary
Recital at the Opera House August
9Th. 1902.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-02

IF you want a good job get Tack
well tie painter and paper hanger
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12

bill-the listing of wheat on hand
April /, and the reduction OF exemp.
tion from 500 to s25. If there are any
other provisions that are objection
able the legislature can amend them.
II the*code is so bad that 1t cannot be
6xedsup, but must be- Killed, then it
must besfmpo ssible to expect any help
from that quarter. # three Of the alb
lest men In the republican party can
not after eight months of incessant
labor evolve q tax code that the united
wisdom of the solons of the same party
can revise into an improvement on a
system that those same solons have
already condemned, then it is certain
~ time for the people of Minnesota to
relegate that party to the scrap pile,
and leave the work to some other party
that has not thus proved itself utterly
incapable of doing what is needed.
:: Cowardice is one of the worst faults
in q man or party. If the republican
legislature does not meet this issue
fairly and squarely and do something
positive then it is either cowardly or
incompetent, and should be defeated.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12


"The killing of men under the name
of war, is the foulest blot upon human.
ity today. We see much: discussion
as to what is or what Is not permis.
sible under civilized warfare. NV
view is that this Is a contradiction Of
terms. There can be no such thing
as civilized warfare. We have made
little progression on the, path of gen.
uine civilization as long q We can
find no better substitute for the sett:
ling of international disputes than the
brutal murder Of another. ISL. s.
g 40 general proposition It may Be
stated that the nation which refuses
peaceful arbitration il responsible for
the war which ensues. Britain, hav.
ing done this Il It's dispute with the
Transvaal Republic, Is Responsible
for the extermina tion5 Of : brave and
heroic Christian people. s.z
9 But let us also remember that we
are today engaged "a shooting down
Christian Filipin whose only crime
is that they believe 81 the declaration
Of indepen dence. = Andrew Carnegie.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
PrinSbur1.

Feb. miss Emma Ramstad, our
amlable teacher, took drive to Ray
mOnd last Saturday, returning the
same day. The drive was much en-
joyed by Miss Ramstad after the wee ks
arduous duties in the schoOlroom.
Master Roy and Miss Ethel Knott &C.
cOmpanied her to see that Jack 1.-The
horse did not elope with her. .Geret
and Mary Noteboom were visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs, Brunes' ON Sunday last.
..... There is promise of a coat of
Stating Onthe blackboard in the school,
house. Miss Augusta jacobson spent
Saturday night with Miss Emma Ram
stad. "A baby daughter has arrived
at Mrs. Tokens home. Both mother
and child are doing we'll. Mrs. Jen-
ME Hulslnga, we are sorry to record,
is on the sick list. We 81 ncerely hope
Tor speedy cow alescenee. -. Frank
y: Meyer OF Winnetka, ILL.,, is visiting
has cousin, Mrs. Knott. :: Messrs. p.
Burgess and Louis Brink were visit
ors at the home of Mrs. Knott last
Sunday. huff said, there were other
attractions at the house beside the
hostess. 80. Mr., John Bosch called
on Mr.. Meyer at Mrs. Knott's home
Thursday afternoon and very social
chat was enjoyed. Call again, John.
-. Fred Greenfield and father left for
Peace, Minn., last week to look after
their property at that place. Their
family will follow in the spring.
Peter and Lizzie Huisinga were Visitors
at Mrs. Knott's on Tuesday evening.
Authors and other pleasant games
were the order of the evening .. Hen
ry Roelofs, scaool director of this dis
trict. paid visit to our school Thurs
day. His visit was very much appre-
ciated by both the teacher and schol-
ars. .Geret Damhof and mother were
visitors at Mrs. Jennie Huisinga's
Thursday.... Miss Ramstad suggests
blackboard on the south wall Of the
schoolhouse. It is hoped that others
will agree with Miss Ramstad.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
late Elizabeth.

Z. Feb. 10. othings has as yet been
heard OF the inspector of the rural free
delivery route.. We suppose the mat
ter has been put on the table. DIR.
Archibald was called out to Albert M.
Olson's last Thursday, on account of
an old lady having broken leg.
Henry Hort of Atwater was here on
business the latter part of:last week..
w. Gratz of Willmar called at the
store to SELL groceries. i. MRS. Hort
and children, of Atwater, stayed at
her old home here while her husband
was in Dakota 80. The quarantine at
Albert Wicklund's> home has been
raised, after nearly six weeks .dura-
ton. John Norblom went to Will
mar Monday returning Friday::::..
Remember that County Treasurer No.
rim will be at the store. Feb. Is to col
lect the personal property tax. This
accommodation will 10 highly appre-
clated by our people ..... There is q
great deal of kicking on the personal
property tax in our town this year,.
Eggs can be bought in every house,
but potatoes can't be bought for mon
ey. Edwin Norm, who sprained one
OF his legs severely couple of weeks
ago, Is reported to be improving 80.
Albert Blur visited at E. G.. EricksOn's
last week: Albert has bouncing boy
that ne likes to show. 80. Monday the
creamery took in 1908 pounds of
milk. Is. Stenberg has a great sale
for his washers. He has one on exhi-
bition at F. w. Segerstrom's in Will
mar. He says he will run an ad in
the TRIBUNE. Watch for it. MIR.
and Mrs. Engberg went to the cities
last Friday. IS. B. Glader put up
ice for his own use last week .. We
are pleased to learn that our store
keeper intends to build a new and
more roomy store building in the
spring. ...... Quite a few of the Lake
Ellzabeth people took in the Majestic
lunch at Martin Olson's last week.
Mrs. N. =. Anderson was taken very
i'll last Friday. DR.. Nilsson of Lake
Lillian and DR.. Gibson of Atwater
were called. ....Hemming Nilsson was
In Wlllmar between trains FRIDAY
Oscar Peterson is now working for c..
y. PETERSON. George Bowman will
build a granary in the spring. He
has rented Andrew Peterson's farm
nearby. ..... Walter and Edith Quist
attended the teachers examination in
Wlllmar last WEEK. Sunday after
nom WI alter returned to his school in
East Lake Lillian. The Young Peo-
Pies Society had meeting Thursday
OF last week, and turned over the fund
to the Baptist church. The farmers
hauled wood for the creamery the first
OF the week. The Kandiyohi COR
respondent Of the Atwater paper and
the Irving CORES ponaent of the TR1B-
UNE should at once be promoted to a
higher position as their language sur
passes the understanding Of common
people.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
Auction Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on P. P. Altman's farm in
section 8, town of tennessee. on Tues
day, February Is, commencing at 10
o'clock the following described prop
erty:
One mare Is years old, l mare 10
years old, l horse Is years old,
horse 5 years, 2 yearling colts, 8 mich
COWS, 2 steers 2 years old, 8 yearling
calves, 2 brood sows, boar, 100 chick
ems, a pair of turkeys, l truck wagon,
! single buggy, l pair bobsleighs, l
wagon box, seeder, ! sulky pillow, l
Canton Diamond gang pillow, l corn
cultivator, 2 sets Of working harness,
l cooking stove No. 8, l coal heating
stove, l bedroom set, bed springs,
mattresses, l cupboard, kitchen table,
II chairs, and other articles too num-
erOus to mention.
TERMS: Sums under $500 cash; on
larger sums time will be given to
November !, 1902, on approved notes
at 6 per cent interest. -" -.4.-<
4. HENRY F. ALTMAN. =
Us. Anderson, Auctioneer. r.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
tennessee.

Feb. 9.-Herbert Peterson and Peter
and John Hydens were out s'eigh.rid-
ing Sunday evening 90. m. A. An
derson and Olof Anderson attended
the Lundquist auction in Kandiyohi
Thursday. M. A. Anderson was in
Willmar a couple of days last week..
Religious services were held at An
drew Quist's Friday evening by Rev.
Myrhen. 80. Andrew Sell is. stavinp
at VIM Anderson's for few days. 80.
Emil E. Anderson was on the sick list
last week but has now recovered.
Miss Carrie Lindquist visited at Otto
1saacson:s last Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Anderson are rejoicing
over the arrival of ten-pound girl,
which came to them last SATURDAY..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12

In the dark days Of 1865 the nortyred president whose
birthday celebrate today proclamation dated a1c
3d. calling the people of the nation doy pra
and national henaiIiaon the fe1v
words from the be appropriate profitable
Time showing the deep convictions lincoln subject:
MAY not justly fear that the ooft1 calamity of
Which esozates the
iced for presunptuou to the needu
national reformation whole peopze9 We
recipients Of the choicest 6ountes of Heaven
served these many prosperity
in numbers wealth povr has ever rov
But have forgotten t1od We haze gracious
Which PRESCRIBED in and multiplied
strengthened and have uain1y deceitu
hearts, that all blessings PRODUCED by
superior osdone and virtue Of Intoxicated with
broken have become too self the
cessity edeneine and prescribing grace proud prayt
the God that made u.s." 49, =. y
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
Pria m,

Feb. 10-F. o. Peterson was here
on business Friday. IA. J. Larson
transacted business in Raymond
Thursday. =. Atty. Erickson was here
on business Thursday. j. n. Dob
son was in Raymond Friday. C.
A. Leopold went to Willmar Saturday
........ Miss Rosa Leopold came out
Saturday for visit with her br other,
G. A. Leopold, and family .....J. A.
Kepner went TO the city OF Willmar.
Saturday evening" go. Peter Larson's
team tried to run away here Saturday
but failed. ..... "A. M. Anderson and
Erick Larson are going out to hunt
Mr.. Fox; his chances are no doubt
slim if he happens to run in their way.
..........O lof M. Mattson of town of
White6eld was here Saturday on bust
ness and curiosity combined. G.
A. Leopold loaded two carloads of hay
Saturday afternoon. that winds up mis-
hay business for last year. :. ..:Jens
Anderson took seven of the Priam
folks out for ride Monday.
EAGLE EYE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12

sundsluppit beska ttning Harigenom
skulle beloppet 81 beskattbar egendom
betydligt okas, och procenten reduce
ras. On den nya lagen efterlefdes
noggrant skulle Diet derf6re blifva en-.
betydlig lattnad for farmaren och an
dra som hittils betalat brorsdelen at
skatterna. v2rsta fall kan det icke
5blifva varre an f0rut ~. !. D.. =.
+; Hvad DR. Diet da som f0rorsakar den.
ma klagol&t?,, Jo, det ar just emedan
man foreslar: att uppskatta. sad i
sPannma lsmaRasinen, saval som i
farmarens bod, SAINT penntngar> depo
nerade / banker eller utlanta mot ran
to. Och de skola uppskattas ful1o i
stallet for sextio procent, som f0rr
varit sed. Diet der tycka de rike int
vara ratt. De ha ingenting emot, att
en- stackars farmare tvingas att betala
skatt pa ALT han sages ega, ehuru han
kan vara skuldsatt for fulla vardet af
all sin egendom, och saledes verk-
ligheten icke eyer nagonting. Men
att en- som eyer pengar skall betala
skatt for dem, Diet synes dem som en-
skriande orattvisa. Och ga fordrar
f6rslaget att sparvagnsbolag och an
dra dylika bolag skola betala skatt
pa vardet af sin franchise" d. v. 8.
tillatelse att begagna gatorna for be-
drifvandet at sin affair. Denna Gran
chise" ar vanligtvis ward flera ganger
sd mycket som sparvagarne och hela
utrustningen och Diet ar pa den som
bolagets aktier aro till st6rsta delen
grundade. De CORA sig rika pa den,
men att de skola betala skatt pa den,
Diet synes dem ALT for hardt.
Mar man saledes granskar orsaker-
ma till dessa protester mot lagen finer
man att det icke ar farmarens val des.
ga nya vanner arbeta for, utan def
ar deras ovilja mot att betala sin del
at skatterna som ger sig tillkanna.
Men Diet ]juder f0rst&s battre att lats as
tala for den fattige farmaren, och ON
de kunna ia nog at dessa farmare att
underteckna sina b8neskrifter ha de
dermed gifvit sina winner legislatu
rem en- god ursAkt for nedr6standet al
f6rslaget. De villa nara farmaren
att dra vefven medan de rika bolageu
"a sina yxor slipade.
| OLA VARMLaNNING.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
A HOT SHOT FROM TAFT.

Civil Governor Taft of the Philip
pines, appointed by the late President
Mckinley, is indulging in some queer
talk for republican. At the meeting
of the Philippine committee of the SEN
ate at Washington Monday, Gov.
Taft made a strong appeal for change
Of policy and undoing the tangle of
affairs on the islands. He said:.
~ conjure you to unravel that skein
while there is yet time. / conjure you
to do it, not alone in the name of the
hopeless Filipinos who trusted you and
whose lands you have drenched with
blood, but I conjure you in the name
OF 81, O0O, 900 American people and their
posterity to stay your hand lest their
precious liberties be destroyed along
with that of the unfortunate; people
devoted by yop to conquest and SUBJ
jugation and spoilation. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
A Weeks. Enforcement,

I
:: The North Bros. Co., In repertoire,
comes to this city for a weeks engage
ment next Monday, Feb. II, and is
very highly recommended. The Fargo
Daily Forum speaks of their recent
appearance in that city as follows:
"a large sized audience attended the
Fargo opera house last evening,
the occasion being the opening play
of q weeks engagement by North
Bros. Comedians. The bill last even
ing was The Little Princess q
charming comedy which served we'll
to test the strength of the company.
Baby Hazel in the title role is an ex-
ceedingly clever little tot and won the
admiration of the entire audience.
Throughout, the Company is excep-
tionally strong. The specialties are
the best ever seen in the City and they
will, undoubtedly receive liberal pa
tronage during their stay in this city,"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
Rams Morn SAVINGS.

The hand of oftcialdom cannot save
the world.
Gratitude unspoken may turn to self
graduation.
Most men may be known by the way
they use their money.
With many free-thought means free
dom from thought
You may know a mans principles
by the things he has an interest in.
The frivolity of fashion is the soil
in which corruption flourishes.
It is vain giving men their rights
unless you give them righteousness.
Character will be the first thing to
be cramped when life is crowded with
chattels.
Don't cast your bread on the waters
when lou might just as we'll hand it to
some hungry one.-Ram's Horn, Chi.
cago. Ill.,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12

e bison, Of Fac qui Parle, - vig-
o'qrously defending tho proposed tax
code: ] axe never die. fear the cpppor-
ations, and be- hes acquired such . !
good standi ng With his constituents
| The = h |. oant "a However,
there ~ tev pol itloi NO % xoiald
&C Eto - en- loif ,,nrikht-
con- smmos = 10 d1o IL B q &,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
WhiteRsld.

Feb. 12.-Theo dore Monson, who has
been employed on the telephone force,
Is at present staying at home. ......
Anton johnson, who has been visit
ing friends In Dodge county for some
time, fs with us again. He is now a
married man, and will make his ,fu-
ture> home here. j.. John Tygeson,
formerly of this town but now q stu
dent at Willmar Seminary, is sick in
Willmar. We hope he may recover.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
DE HAFvA YXOR ATT ~SLIPA


II modem pr0fvas vanskapen. Och
ofta handler Diet att man / n6dens
stund finer winner som man dittils
icke hade raknat sin vankrets. sd
ar nu tillfallet med Minnesotas farm
are. Den f0reslagna revderingen al
skattesystemet har framkallat sadana
yttringar at vanskap for farmaren att
han riktigt h&pnar och maste nypa
sig for att fnna ON han Or. vaken eller
ON ALT ar endast en- dr6m. Gross
handlare de stora staderna, bankirer,
spannmalshandlare och allehanda
stora bolag tatla med hvaraudra att
visa den brinnande kar]ek for farmar-
en- som de till denna stund "a val I've
kats COMMA under en- mask af an
tagen likgiltighet. De hafva upptackt
att ON den foreslagna skattelagen blir
antagen skall fyra femtedelar at skat-
tabordan falla pa den stackars for
tryckte farmaren, och de synes tycka
att de kunna kla honom nog utan att
staten tager del deri. Derf6re protes:
terra de h6gljudt mot forslsget och
springa omkring med. b0neskrifter till
legislaturen att deu for all del ma re
f6rslaget en- d6dst0t.
Men kanske det icke Dir 50 helt med
denna nyvaknade karlek. Man har
hort talas ON Judaskyssar forr, och
Diet xr m6jligt att dessa varma kxr-
leksyttringar maste inneslutas denna
kategori. Latom ess granska sakerna
litet imam vi satta vara mann pa des.
50 b6neskrifter.
4" Till och med f6rslagets bittraste
motstandare erkAnna att Diet nuvarau-
de. systemet DR. orattvist. Kommis-
sioneps rapport s6ker att ratta dessa
orattvisor sd lapgt statens grundlag
till&ter, SAINT rekommenderar tillagg
till grundlagen easatt Diet kan bli moi
ligt langre tram at ratta dc fel man
81 nu kan nd. + .,ts:<
" Det f6rsta som man marker Or att
all egendom skall beskatta till slit
fulla varde. Mangen tror att Diet skall
h0ja skatterna Gamma man, men Diet
Or. icke tillfallet. Kommunen, coun.
tyet och staten beh0tva hvardera en-
vtss summa for l0pande tighter. MIR
denna summa bestamts och assessor
haatA mt vAri1ak AZ al aoan60n innno
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
For Rent Or Sale.

An eight room house with five
closets, front hall and stairs, and
back stairs, pantry, cellar, ctstern
and we'll. All new and in 6rst-class
shape about four blocks east from de-
pot. Inquire at this office or address
Box 371, Wiilmar. A. II "a A ss--,. 1-3D
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12

Governor TAT says that il, 900 sol.
diers is all that is necessary to main.
tain peace in the Philippines. Gene
raj Wharton says It will take $4,000
men for many years to establish peace.
This lisa wide Divergence, but q fair
balance between Tie two would prob
ably be obtained by adding the two
estimates together. -~=.> s., -, ~ =.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12

for men, Anderson's jewelry store has
many attractive offerings in pins that
we'll dressed men appreciate. Gold
and gems here are genuine. The goods
are in correct taste as we'll as beauti-
full, and our guarantee goes with
everything.
HNAE
hoto-We will move into Bonde block
about February 20 next.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12

Miss Carrie Nelson OF Grove City
left for Browne Y alley last Saturday
after 9 short visit with her friend, Miss
Matbilda Bonde ia this CITY. ,55sz5s.s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
Midwife.

, | wish to announce to the public
that have located at Willmar for the
practice of my profession. I am q
graduate of the School of Midwifery
of Stockholm, Sweden, and am admit
ted by the Board of Medical Examin-
ere to practice in this state. Thirty
yearsrof continuous practice. Refer
ances furnished napplication. Office
IL residence OF A. G. Skoog, corner
Second street and Minnesota avenue,
Willmar, MINI. s ... i 81" =
Att Mrs. Colin Hamberg-L undo uist.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12

Oats and Corn for sale in any
quantity. 100 bushels and car lots
? specially Get our price before buy
Ing elsew 49,
NEW LpNpos MuLIIp GO. S. s.