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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
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MT. PLEASANT NEWS.

Misses Ethel and Mary Sutton,
Laurie Orr. Monte Hill, Carrie Estes,
Merry BostIck and Fannie Nowlin
have returned from the various schools
they have been attending; so Mt.
Pleasant can boast of circle OF lovely
and entertaining deDutantes.
Miss Grace Roth, who has had
charge of the department of Mathe-
MATES, at Millersburg, Ky, Female
College returned yesterday, ana will
be at home at Hay Long College
during vacation.
Mayor George W. Killebrew will
build new house on Blue Grass
Avenue to be used as the city hall.
He will have his office in the building,
and there will be large room, eS-
pecialIy built for the city council.
The new city administration mas
given orders for new lock up for the
town. thing that Is badly needed
Several young men of the town have
organized oancing club, ana VIII
give dance once week.
Mrs. Charles jackson delightfully."-
entertained the Whist Club last Thurs
day evening. Besides the members
present three charming young lady
visitors were present. Misses Jean
Dobbins, and Annie Evans, of Column
bia, and Lilly Watkins of Ashwood.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS OF Woodstock,
Aal and Mrs. Elizabeth Conner OF
Centreville, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ligon, have
returned to their respective homes
Editor and Mrs. Jackson are Off on
an extended pleasure trip whlcf
will take in many points of interest.
Miss Anne Williams leaves in few
days for Chicago to take course II
art. She Will be away until Septem
bel.
Miss Jessie Bostlck has returned
from visit to Pu laskl.
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Frazier Sellers.

Dock Frazier and Miss Lille Sellers.
of the Goth district, were married
Sunday by Esq. Henry Fitzgerald. Ii
was a runaway affair.
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TIM MONS.

Timmons June IS. Prof. Allen ana
family of Columbia. have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Vestai.
Mr.. Hamp Joyce and Miss Ethei
Joyce, from near Wllliamsport, spent
Saturday with Mrs Jennie Thomas.
Miss Critic Thomas has returned
home, after pleasant visit to Bear
Creek
, Little Miss Aline Page has returned
: Come from Nashville. -,
Mr.. Gene Notgrass, who has been Ill
with tiux, is some better
Miss Myrtle Tlmmnns, OF GOODWIN,
has been visiting Misses Mamie ana
Mary Hull,
We regret very much to hear OF the
death OF Mrs. Richard Haywood.
Children's day Will be observed VI
Goodwin Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Farmers are quite busy cutcing
wheat and getting ready to dig po'a
toes
Mr.. Hubert Allen is quite sick at
tnis writing. !.
Little Miss Allen, Of Columbia. Is
the guest of Little Miss Miiureo
Gregory. LII LIE ISiiO'
Mothers lose their dread for that ter
r'be second summer" when they nave
Dr.. Fowler's Extract Of Wild Straw =
berry in the house. Natures specihc
a.. ta,..l ,,o,,rlaint ~ nrery sort.
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For Sale.

5000 Good Wheat Sacks, % oo per
hundred best grade, clean Whippor-
will Peas, at Stock Yards -,
wiz 10 ., W. Dale, Manager.
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For Sale.

10 Horse traction secondhand Engine
thoroughly overhauled and in fiist,class
condition.
10 1t SatternelQ u Dousoh'
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Endless Thresher Belts.

All widths and lengths. Leather,
Betting, OILS, and Packing.
Io2t j. P Street & Co.
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STATE BONDS MUST BE TAXED.
Special to the Herald.

Nashville, Teno., June 18.-Comp-
trolar Theo +. King today received an
opinion from Attorney General Charles
4. Gates, to the effect that the attempt
of the last Legislature to exempt from
taxation State Bonds held by banks and
trust companies, is futile.
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Wheat and Oats

Wanted at Stock Yards. See US, or
phone us. w j. Dale, Mgr. 1921
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Will Richardson, Hickman county
farmer. shot and killed young man
named Osborn Osti ander last Sunday,
for belng too intimate with the for
mer's VI ire
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hawick.,

April II.
Mrs. Olson, of Benson, Mimi, q
sister of Colvin Payne, died and was
brought here and buried in the family
burying place at Hawick cemetery,
Sunday.
Elijah Hagen, brother OF P. J. Hag-
en-, died at Brainerd and was brought
here for burial at the Lutheran ceme-
terry.
A. Jorgenson did 6oish that bad ger
in good shape. He undoubtedly will
get good price for the hide.
B. Ponds daughter, Mrs. Bidwell,
from Alabama arrived here last week
and will now stay at home.
Miss Christine Hanson, who has for
several months been at the Deaconess
Institute in Minneapolis, came home
Thursday, and will leave soon for Du-
luth.
Mrs. Rollevson Is not very we'll yet.
Mrs. D. Newman is quite sick.
JUNIUS.
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Auction Sale.

AS intend to leave for the State of
Washington l will sell at public auc-
ton at my residence on East Litch-
field Ave., opposite the coal shede, on
Wednesday, April o., commencing
l:30 O'Clock p. M, the following de-
scribed property:
Two cows, both fresh, and calves by
their side; top buggy, l single bug
gy harness, one cottage organ, one
book case, some books, dining room
table, two centre tables, two kitchen
tables, six dining room chairs, two
rockers, two bed room suites, l iron
bedstead, 3 mattresses, cot, l lounge,
l cupboard, cookstoves, l heating
stove, l gasoline stove, churns, l
Domestic sewing machine, l bicycle,
l lawn mower, and many other ar
ticles.
Terms: All sums of s.. 90 and un-
der, cash; on sums above that amount
time will be given to Jan. l, 1904, on
approved notes bearing per cent in
terest.
JOHANNES NELSON ELvEBACK.
A. c. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.
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Ma n 70.

AAeA ~ Ak
A number of Mamre people have
sheen q fishing" at Lake Florida and
Norway Lake lately. They report
good success.
Peter Henderson, representative of
the Samson Medical Co., made his an
nual trip through Mamre the latter
part OF last week.
Mrs. August Carlson of Traverse
county has been visiting relatives
around here for two weeks past.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Holmgren, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Sternlof we're
in Pennock on Good Friday, enjoying
the hospitality of the Floren home.
A school entertainment will be given
this evening Tuesday, at the east
schoolhouse OF Dist. IA, by pupils
from the three schoolhouses Of Dist.
IA. twenty-five cents will be charged
at the door and the proceeds will be
sent to the famine stricken of Norway
and Sweden. The entertainment is
certainly given for q worthy cause,
and the school teachers and their pu-
pills OF the three different schools de-
serve praise for getting it up. We
hope they will realize good sum.
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Lofgren enter
tanned a gathering of friends last Sun
day.
Ferdinand Johnson, David Ostlund
and Albert Floren of Pennock spent
Sunday in Mamre.
John Olson, cattle buyer of Kerk.
hoven, was around here last week, aud
as consequence some of our farmers
took cattle to that burgh Monday.
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Fshlun.


BY the end of the week most of the
seeding will be done.
Aug. Lindblad was in Kandiyohi
and purchased two-horse cultivate
last week.
The bicycle season will soon come.
Get your wheels in order, boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindblad and
family of Tripolis spent Good Friday
in Fahlun.
We think it is of little or no interest
to the reading public to report neigh
borly visits but the Fahlun reporter
in the Gazette has gotten into such q
habit.
A new conner from Sweden arrived
here last week and has hired out to
John Anderson.
Axel Nordstrom left for the cities
Tuesday.
The burial of John Gustafson &C.
Cured at Svea Good Friday at 1890
O'Clock. The deceased came from
Sweden, December last. He leaves a
large circle OF relatives and friends,
who mourn his loss.
"A. Wahlstrand made q trip to the
city last Monday. Poe.
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Public Auction.

AS have rented my farm in section
10, town of Mamre, 1 will sell at pub
lie auction on Thursday, April 80,
1908, commencing at 10 clock q. m. :,
the following described property:
Five head of working horses, IL
mileh cows, 80 young cattle from 2
years to spring calves, l Red Pole
bull years old, 3 hogs, 2 sheep, some
chickens, 2 lumber wagons-1 narrow
and l wide tired, l single top buggy, l
double seated top buggy, Deering
binder, Deering mower, Plano hay
rake, l Havana drill, l walking corn
cultivator, J gang pillow, walking
stubble pillow, l harrow, sets of work.
ing harness, l single harness, milk
cans, household goods and many other
articles too numerous to mention.h
Free lunch served at noon.
Terms: All sums OF IS. 90 and under,
cash; above that amount time will be
given to November on approved notes
bearing per cent interest.
J. HALDIN.
A. G. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.
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Thorpe.

ApF1A Id.
Services will be held in the Method
ist and Baptist churches next Sunday
forenoon.
Ben 81. Bomsta has returned from
St. Paul.
Martin Johnson has gone to Arti-
choke, where he recently purchased q
farm.
A load of pop from Olivia was de-
hvered here Wednesday.
Ole johnson traded off q mare to
Frank Hodedon Monday for fine
buggy team, q pair of harness and
q top buggy.
Horace Anderson returned from
Minneapolis Monday, where he has
been attending college during winter.
Jerry johnson has traded off his
stallion to Asa Bomsta for q black
team of horses. We understand Mr..
Johnson received quite q sum to boot
Asst. Sup. F. N. Smith was here q
few days ago trying to find someone
to carry the mail between Thorpe and
Bird Island for the next four years.
Aug. Anderson and Edwin johnson
seem to be the only ones that care for
the honor to serve Uncle Sam in that
capacity, but neither has yet been
awarded the contract.
J. G. Humphrey sold mare to c.
81. Mikelson Saturday for consider
alton of s85.
John Anderson apd family from
Bird Island were out here Saturday
visiting old friends.
Ole Salmonson was sick the latter
part of last week.
The firm of johnson & Mikelson in
tend to commence hauling lumber for
new addition to their store as soon
as the roads dry up. =.
An entertainment was given by the
Sunday school children at the Baptist
church Easter Sunday. After the pro-
gram refreshments were served.
c. G. Ripple, who with his family
visited at the home of his father in
law, Mr.. Rosenmeier, some time ago,
has secured position as manager OF
lumber yard at Henning, MINI.
where he has bought fine farm.
The Young brothers gave . party
last Thursday evening. The psrtici-
pants oil report good time.
Our storekeepers had an unusual
experience last Friday morning, be.
ing aroused d 2:a0 to supply some
Gus ,omerssw Nth Tho nscesearses of life,
= broom, etc, which they had sudden
lily found themselves In need Of. . .3s}>
This weather is quite hard on the
farmer who has much seeding or haul
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Asetaodsr.

April ID.
Spring work has been delayed on
recount of the wet weather.
The Ladies Sewing society met With
Mrs. A. Gordhamer Thursday. TWAS
decided that picnic should be held
some time in June. A prominent
speaker will be engaged for the &C.
casion.
Ole Henjum was Minneapolis
visitor last week. BE was fortunate
enough to get q glimpse of the pres
ident.
The Young Peoples society will
meet at s. A. Syverson's place May 3.
Mrs. O A. Knapp visited relatives
and friends at Glenwood recently, Miss
Hanna Burstrom filing her place at
the store, during her absence.
Say Leo, why don't you hustle up
and pick up news yourself and not ex-
pect others to do the work for you.
The Negord store is almost over
loaded with eggs nowadays. Nearly
every one, who hauls milk to the
creamery, brings eggs with them.
Miss Emma Finstad, who has been
In New London for some time, visited
at G. O. Kambestad s home a few days
last week, while on her way home near
Suaburg.
Miss Lucia johnson came home
from Beltrami county Saturday for
an extended visit. UNCLE ED.
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from white to black while he was at
Fahlun the fret part of the week.

from white to black while he was at
Fahlun the fret part of the week.
Relatives and friends gathered at
the home of S. Stenberg's on Easter.
The time was spent in reading, sing
ing and praying.
When We looked over the votes cast
in Willmar it looks as if republican
means the same as IN favor of sa-
looms. IL that so?
May Quist spent Sunday at home
returning to Willmar in the evening.
Randy Gabrielson, who is attend
ing the Willmar High school, spent
Sunday at home.
On account of the smoke stack
on the creamery blowing down three
times Monday our buttermaker had to
shut down.
M. E Jackson will deliver big lot
of nursery stock At the store MONDAY
April 20.
Mrs. Engstrom was pleasantly sur
prised last week on her birthday by q
few at her neighbors and some friends
from Gennesee.
Hilda Peterson is IN Atwater learn
ing dressmaking. There is always a
demand on dressmakers.
Hilda Norine went to Atw ater to
work.
We will guarantee the Tribune
readers in Lake Elizabeth fully as
valuable and interesting news as the
Gazette readers will get.
There is much talk about our hand
separators killing our creamery. The
farmers who invest in separators
should bring the cream to the cream.
cry instead of shipping it to Mime
apolis, as the creameries can pay just
as much or more. Besides, you get
your buttermilk back. Our creamery
will accept hand separator cream that
has been we'll cared for.
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publio Auction.

As I have rented my farm in section
6, town OF Harrison, will sell at pub
lie auction on Tuesday, April %, 1903,
commencing at 10 O'Clock the follow
Ing described property:
One span of mares 6 and I years;
mich COWS; 2 heifers and years;
2 steers; 3 calves; l Shorthorn bull
calf; new and old lumber wagon; l
new and old double buggy; pair of
bobsleighs used one year; set work.
ing harness; some oats; and many
other articles too numerous to men
ton.
Terms: All sums of s. 90 and under,
cash; above that amount time will be
given to November ], 1903, on ap-
proved notes at per cert.
Free lupc served at noon.
CHARLEY G. OLSON.
A. G. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.
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When you are in need OF paint don't
fail to call on us. We have the ex-
elusive sale of B. P. S. paint best
paint sold J ready for use; q pure lead,
zinc and hnseed oil paint, containing
no adulteration whatever. The paint
may be examined before purch asing
and quality ascertained. We have q
full line of paint brushes, linseed oil,
white lead, wall finish, buggy paint,
top dressing, dry colors, floor paint
and varnishes. We have also full
stock of Majestic steel ranges, Jewel
cook and gasoline stoves, Lisk anti
rusting tinware and American field
fence. OHsBERG, SELv1G & Co.
17tf
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(ounty News
~ 0otbsQed FROM all odsQ tbe County
especially FoQ Yr;bune Qeoders. r~re

A surprise was rendered our highly
esteemed friend, Miss Auna Hedin OF
New London, who has recently closed
NO. 80. A large and refined crowd
gathered last Thursday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole E.
Erickson. Miss Hedin was presented
with q sum in cash, and presenta-
ton speech was rendered by Ole E.
Erickson, who in behalf of those pres
ent expressed their sincere apprecia-
ton of her work among us, to which
Miss Hedin responded. A very pleas
ant evening was spent with games,
music, songs, and refreshments. The
occasion will long be remembered with
pleasure. MULLIGAN'S Boy.
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Lake Lillian.
April II.


Seeding has commenced around here,
but the season is unusually wet
Our merchant, Lars Erickson, and
Miss Christina Anderson made trip
to Willmar last Thursday, as We un-
derstand in regard to matters of i'm.
portance.
Victor Knutson left for Willmar
last Sunday TO resume his studies at
the highschool.
Work began on the new sacristy
and schoolroom of the Christine Swed-
ish Lutheran church last week When
completed, it will be splendid i'm
provement.
Ed. Lundahl and Albert Larson
went to Two Harbors last week. They
intend to work at the ore docks there
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Erickson leave
Tuesday for North Dakota, where they
intend TO make their future home. We
are sorry that We will lose them.
David Carlson and family recently
moved to the Peter Larson farm, which
Mr.. Carlson has rented for the season.
On Sunday the 5th inst. q surprise
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Erickson. They received handsome
sum in paper and coin.
Richard Rud beck has hired out to
John A. Peterson for q consideration
of $l35 90 for five months. He will
undoubtedly make arrangements for
the whole year.
Carl Abrahamson recently pur.
chased horse from John A. Peterson.
Consideration $75.
Miss Anna Hedin will visit Rev. and
Mrs. Wilson of Olivia next week.
Mrs. Erick Danielson is staying
with her sister, Mrs. A. Rudbeck.
The stonemason, Lewis Carlson, is
excavating cellar and laying foun-
dation for q new res idence, which Rev.
Chas. Ostman will build on his farm
this spring.
A. A. Swedin, Jr., returned some
time ago from the mill city. We un-
derstand that Andrew has taken
= charge of his fathers farm also tina,
he has made arrangements for a
better !.
Hired help is quite scarce around
these parts and wages are high.
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Lake Elizabeth.

April IL.
Peter Ostrand. who is attending q
business college in Minneapolis, spent
Easter at home, returning Monday.
Friday evening at 8 o'clock Peter
Sellander of Cambridge, MIMI, will
deliver q temperance lecture. Vocal
and instrumental music will be furn-
ished. An Offering will be asked for.
Peter Westling, formerly OF this
place, but now of HARDWOOD, North
Dakota, was here on q short visit
Monday, leaving for Minneapolis the
same day. He will stop off here on
his way home.
Kandiyohi is getting the largest
share of the Atwater trade, but as
long as it is q temperance town here
is wish for your success.
Fremont Jackson and Harris John
son hauled butter Monday.
There is still some sickness repor-
ted around here.
Very sad news was received here
from Mrs. Kate Eastlund of Washing
ton, formerly OF this place, that she
had been obliged to part from her
husband, Peter Eastlund, on account
Of his threatening to kill her and the
rest of the family. Drunkness was the
cause. AS ye SOW, so shall ye reap.
S. B. Gladers windmill was blown
down last week.
: It will be- q difficult thing to get
seed corn that will grow this year, as
there is 9 good deal they call seed
corn that will not terminate. Be sure
to test your corn before you plant.
Some of our young people were en-
tertained at A. O. Hedberg Of Gennes.
see, last Sunday. ..
The Gazette has again changed cor
respondents in Lake Eliz sbeth being
the sixth or seventh time while Pen
has had to keep on. " =
+ Rev. Nilsson . horses chsnged color
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT ITEM

ing to do. This part of the country
is becoming settled enough now that
We could expect better roads than we
have. Many other places not nearly
as thickly settled have macadamized
roads. II We could have such q thing
here the value of land would go up $40
or more per acre. AS the roads are
now it would be cruelty to animals to
drive to town with an empty wagon.
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Shelf and Heavy Hardware.

We have it of all descriptions,
There are hundreds of things
needed in homes that we cannot
mention here but we have them
We invite you one and all to give
us a spring call whether you in
tend to buy or not. Our sales,
men will be glad to show you our.
goods whether you buy or not.
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Well! Well! Wolll

That is what you want, is it? Well
just call Kuntz & Aim and they will
bore or dig q we'll for you on short
notice and at very low price. Fifty
cents foot is all they charge. Old
wells cleaned aRd pumps repaired.
Leave orders with John Aim, South
Sixth street, or at J. P. Carlson's
shoe shop, Pacific avenue. 1875
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WANTED-An active local agent
for large land company owning and
controlling lands in North Dakota,
Minnesota and Canada. Write S. G..
Theis, Special Agency, st. Paul,
MINI. 11tfb
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FOR SALE-Thompson double
se.ted buggy, used one season; good
% new. $500. Fred w. Segerstrom
Supply Co. n S.s y, s=5= .7:2 ~ 13tf
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Fur Goats Ropaitod.

I make specially of repairing and
cleaning fur coats. Shop on 4th street
opposite Johnson, Moline & Co.
3Ttf JOHN WARMARK.
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Spring Starts
Life Anew

When spring comes everyone
has some plans, made during the
winter or at other times, that he
wants to put into operation. The
farmer, the artisan-everybo body.
To all these people we would like
to put a question: Do you know
that we have as large stock of
hardware as can he found in the
city? We wish to call your at
tention to some articles that are
uppermost in mind at this time.
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For Sale,

For Sale.
First class single or double driving
horse and buggy. Well broke and
gentle. Good for family horse. H.
uuire at this office. 14tf
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State of Minnesota,

State Of Minnesota. {~.
County of Kandiyohi,
I, F. q. Handy, cashier OF the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and.
F. G. HANDY,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lath
day Of April, 1908.
Fl. GUNDERsON,
Notary Public, MINI.
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the merits OF the celebrated Ma don't
rys rare Lihseed Otl Paint money out every day. Our
II your house barn needs paints absolutely
Very soon comes hot weather
and then you will want to Gasoline Stoves? It always.
vide comfort for wife ready safe and clean great
What better could strength saver
buy me "RELIABLE"
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The FARMER. Needs

fence wire. Very soon you will
wantto make someimprovements
along that line. Why not buy
your wire now and have it on hand
when you need it?
ANOTHER IMPORTANT ITEM
is paint. Do you intend to paint
your house or barn? If you do
you should not fail to inquire into
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WIllmAR
HARDWARE
co.

corasr Benson Avenue and 9Th Street,
WIll0AR,
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OLE DUNHAM, Licensed bQC[jODee[,

40 Acre Farm! 90 Acre Fsrml
now offer for sale my highly i'm
proved 120-acre farm near Priam, VT
of net and nw4 of set, Sec. IS, l19,
36; also 80 acres partly improved be-
ing vi of nw@, Sec. 81, 119, SO. This
land can now be bought at q bargain
and If you want it speak quickly as I
mean business. Address, HERMAN
WHITE, Blue Earth, MINI. 13tf
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A. G.. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.