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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22

ueSS.
ia the matter Of county poor farm
ine board appoints J w. Hubbard
% y elsor' Moses H Hopper of Cam
bridge, aud Joseph Whiteley Of
eouncil as appraisers to appraise the
value Of the property already 0 offered
or which may be offered for sale to
the county for the purposes Of a
county poor tarm, said appraisers to
make their report to the clerk of
this board on or before Aug. 18th.
1908.
( George w. Tracey is appointed
lanltor of the court house for the
3rd quarter 1903, at a salary of $40
per month.
DR. B. l. Sleeves is appointed
member of the Board of Pharmacy
to fill the vacancy created by the re-
moval of DIR. f. J. Davis from the
state.
The retail liquor deaders bond of
Roberts and Ross, Council, class 28,
is examined and approved, and
license ordered issued for the period
OF twelve months from July 18th
1908.
The application of Company "L"
|. n. @. for an appropriation to aid
in renting and fitting up an Armory,
IS considered, and it is ordered that
the sum of $75. 90 IS hereby appro-
priated 70 aid said company in pay
ing rent of or purchasing Armory.
In the matter of improvement OF
roads in district No. %. 1t is or
dered that the road overseer of dis
trict No. 22 is hereby instructed to
repair the road between the bridges
over the two branches of the Weiser
river on the road leading from Weiser
TO Payet and also to construct the
crossing over and across the 0 S i
railway co.'s tracks at the point where
the wagon road crosses said tracks
near the corner of the land Of P F.
Hettinger and Norman jackson, and
the expenditure of 800 90 for such
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Died from Bile N Spider.

The alas months old daaghter Of
Wm Smith, who llYes on the aat
vest % towp, died Friday from shs
bite Of . spider The llltls oae vas
bitten on sAe shoulder ln the morn
lag aad bAoQd poisop setting ip, u
dIeq II tAs evening Everything
possible was dpRs, but BiAAopl
avail
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22

We sell the greatest of blood puri-
iers. Acker's Blood Elixir, under o
positive guarantee. 1t will cure all
chronic and other blood poisons. II
you have eruptions or sores ON your
body, are pale, weak or run down, it
is just what you need, We refund
money if you are not Satisfied 50
cents and 81 90.
WALKER & SoMMERcAMp.
Bee-hives and supplies at Kim
balls. 68tf
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LOOK UP YOUR TICKETS.

l224O which gets the range, and No 294O7 which
gets chun yet been presented the Signal office
Look your have them Unless presented
by August they will be declared forfeited and there will be
drawing the Signal started in to give these
things paid subscribers and somebody must receive them
Observation-Disclosures. ......ess.s...s.ss.s..sss
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22

Good Building Twenty nine
acres. Plenty of water. Fine place
for Chicken Ranch See
tss-tD X. H.. Hill.
Phone ~ The Real Estate Man.
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The following claim was examined,
audited and allowed and the Auditor
authorized to draw warrant on the
Road Fund in payment of the same
Haas Bros. ..... ..................$2 so 25
The claim of Ben Baird for Sher
ifs fees for $16.65, which was al
lowed at the April meeting at $l1 65,
is reconsdered and SO. 90 additional
allowed.
The claim Of A. 0 Huntley for
pastnrage of horse, State vs.. Dudley,
for $1,000 which was allowed at the
April meeting at $1.0O, is reconsid-
cred and further amount of SO is
allowed.
The claims of r. A. Phillips, II.
A. Monday and Charles Lynes are
disaIlowed for the reason that claim
ants are owing delinquent taxes.
The claims of O. P. Nichols and
w. H Johns for Juror service are
.disallowed for the reason that there
is no Juror certificate of the Justice
accompanying the same.
4 The claims of White q Winfree
for legal services State IS. Dudley
and Thomas Nelson, for printing or
dinances, etc, are disallowed for
the reason that the same are not a
charge against this County
The claim of r Craig Watt, JUS
tice fees, etc, is disallowed for the
reason that same is not properly YER
flied.
The claims of Haas Bros. & Co.
and Matilda Woods for supplies and
services furnished Ellis d. Wright,
INDECENT, are disallowed for the
reason that claims have hitherto been
allowed.
Board met Saturday morning pur-
suant to adjournment
Board orders that capital stock OF
Washington county Abstract 20.
Ltd. be assessed to individual stock
holders.
Tie application of Peoples Bank
and Others for reduction OF twenty
per cent in assessment on real estate
in Cambridge, in considered and
granted, and the reduction ordered
as prayed for
The application OF H. H. Loc@,
wood for reduction of 20 per cen'
~ the assessed valuation OF the lol
81, 10 block 10 of Moses II, Hoppers
division of the city Of Cambridge -
granted, and the reduction ordered
as prayed for
The application Of W !, Wloos
apd IL. " Wilson for . reduction %
a, oer eant of the assessed valuation
"a lhe naal estate owaed by them ~
the toso Of Cambridge, u grapseo,
and the reduction ordered As pFeysp
fQf .,,a..
Theirs helng AN lQftAeg ePk'l eH''Q0'
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|IR commissioners
| HAVE ADJOURNED
INK OUT OF SIGHT UNTIL NEXT MET
Inc RECALLS THEM TO THE MINDS OF
THE CITIZENS.
claims were allowed

We t0ll0WlHg claiLus H0lo 1iao"cu
Il Smith, taking depositions. 500 90
Sarslnsnn SaIIsns1aW' inror san,ne Cert 2 : Is Is
Nat Bank of Weiser, juror
slsasss sial.sa 0Gr,s.' ;,,ror cert 2 o. G
Olabsugh z e...,... 2 20
assun' sn''n 3 az "a
|htsl NJ * 2 90
lss'ln 'gaaa q 70 ) .Ss, ~
wilson ".... 2 75
nsdins' ssdins,oO oO''."0'e ICES - ~ m m
:. "......~ % 90
Bed .sI.,. ,,s,,.. t.as 1870. !; = " y
sidsis Is 90
\ ''s's p'r., ~ ~
Fslthsn, legal services. J. =. rs 90
gadone board of jury ~. / rs
sber. --..-.... ..... as 90
'lrd met Friday morning pursu-
% adjournment. The Board
Feeds with the equalization Of as.
nen's and orders that the follow
PANIED persons be raised in valu-
as follows:
Hi,,s, E,nD,0ngh .r..-.....-s $500 300 90 90
................ s3S :ssS 90 90
BE appicaiion of Nellie L, Han
'he year 1903 is received and
Iidered and after due considera-
By the Board, the application is
I'D
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What IL the Use

of suffering from Indigestion If you
eat what you want, Of starving your
sell to avoid such distfess7 Aeker's
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eat
ing Will digest your food perfectly
and free you from all she disagree
able symptoms Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia Eat what you Like Al
any tlme, and Take aB Acker Tablet
aftsfsaFd Positively guaranteed
Your money will always he refunded
If you are nos satisfied Write 10 W
fof = free sample, W. II HookNa
n eo', buffalo n Y
NAtRNR a. soAMsReAaF,
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urpose is hereby authorized.

PURPOSE Is utiCuA oueooAiASN'
1t is ordered that the clerk is here
by instructed to notify the overseers
of the different road districts of this
county that no lumber or supplies
must be purchased at the expense OF
the county except upon an order OF
one of the county commissioners.
1t is ordered that leave of ab-
sence from the state Idaho for the
beriod of 25 days during the month
of August 1908 is hereby granted
to County Prosecuting Attorney
George p Rhea. Said Prosecuting
Attorney to appoint reliable attor-
ney to perform the duties OF the
office of Prosecuting Attorney during
such absence.
The following claim is examined
sudited and allowed, and the Auditor
authorized to draw warrant on the
Current Expence Fund in payment
of the same
Willonghby Adams ...''''''',,'S'V4V0 ~
The following claims are exsmln-
ed. audited and allowed, and the
Auditor authorized to draw warrants
on the Road Fund in payment OF the
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A ear al MllsanAee aowa's Ana
fasep "A klmhalle, p@ll ~ lapk
sNsw eYer N y hApA'A fau
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

kanske andra skal blir Diet maangen
som halter sig borta fran dem. z5.zs S !.
SDet tyd1igaste beviset TOR att ut
ska nkningen f0rminskas under f0rbud
mot r6relsen, huru lila an lagens TIL
lampande handhatves, ar Diet stora in
tresse lik6rgrosshandlarne taga i.
kampen for Acknowledgements. On de
finge salja lika mycket till blindgris-
arne somtill de 6ppna krogarne skulle
de ej visa nagot vidare intresse den
ma strid. Men den som nagong gang haft
tillfalle att lasa observation-disclosures It'd
n1ngar skall; fnna att de anse Diet som
on vigtig del at sin affair att hielpa
med rikliga fonder for krogkampanj-
:erna. Och huru dessa tidningar jubla
mar krogvannerna Wilma en- valstrid.
!. Var arade samtida har pa platsen,
som icke kan anklagas for att visa
.nagon 6fverdrifven liver for krogar-
mes utestangande, inneh6u for EFT par
veckor sedan en- liten nyhetsnotis ON
huru fredligt vart samhane varit un-
der de sednaste manaderna. Pohsen
-hade 81 haft orsak att arrestera nagon
for fredst6rande upptradande. Hvad
cores oss mera vittne behof? ON var
:samtida gjort EFT sadant pastaende
under krogperioden skul}e man gap
:skrattat derat.
Krogarne kunna utestangas afven
for nasta ar ON blot vara nykter-
hetsvauner vakna upp och arbeta if
rigt for att IA hvarje fiende till rus
dryckstr aiken ut till va]urnan. Kun
de vi dertill IA dem att invalja en-
stadstyrelse som med kraft tillampade
lagen sa skulle vi ej n6dgas kampa sa
skarpt under nasta kampapj.
OLA VaRndLaNNING.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
Ignite Coal Mining.
KENMARE, N. D., March 9 19

KENMARE, N. D., March 9 1908.
Editor Willmar gribune:
Allow me to call your attention to a
mistake in an article in your paper of
the 18th inst, regarding the Great
Northern Mining Co. You say the
mine is on my homestead. The fact is
it is located on mining claims owned
by two of my sons. The claims are
located about four miles northwest of
Kenmare, on the 500 line.
Homesteads cannot be used as min
ing claims. Any person filing for
coal land can take claim of that
kind by paying filing fee of 50. He
then has fourteen months to make the
necessary Improvements on it. The
law requires 81, 900 worth OF improve
ments in the way of tunnels, timbering
of tunnels, etc. One building can also
be counted among the i'm provements.
He can at the expiration of the four
teen months get title to the land by
paying for it at the rate of $40 per
acre. Thus with the improvements
necessary it will cost at least 81, 800 to
get a title to such claim. This
shows that the mining business is not
tor poor people. AT the land Office at
Minot there was on September Is, 1902
32l filings on coal claims, while on
January 8, 1908, there were only Is
final proofs made. I have frequently
heard enthusiastic men in Minot talk
ing of going out and taking coal
claim, getting fortune out of it and
going back east to get married and be
happy, but they will find that it will
be long time before they will need to
take out the license.
Yours very truly,
S. J. FLECKTEN,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
WEDNESDAY, MARCH il, 1908.
DOES NOT REGULATE.

DOES NOT REGULATE.
The Lac qui Parle County Vidette,
published at Dawson, MIMI, states in
it's last issue that the attempts to reg
ulate the liquor traffic by means of IL
censing the same in the village of Daw-
son during the past two years have
not met with great success. The ques-
ton of the proper enforcement OF the
law was as vexatious with as without
saloons. The Vidette says:
"We must say that license, from the
argument of those in favor of it two
years ago, has been an unqualified
failure in Dawson. It may have at
tracted some trade and occasioned
some building, but this has been con-
fined almost entirely TO the direct in
terest OF the liquor traffic itself or those
who will negotiate deals with the assis,
lance of q social bottle in q back room
and without beneitting in any marked
degree anyone else; the bootlegger
being transformed into the saloon
loafer and go-between for the more
cautious minor and blacklist soak.
''The end of keeping liquor from mi
nors has not been reached-it is not
uncommon to see boys under the influ-
ence of liquor or bearing unmistak-
able indications in face and breath.
We have heard, on what we have q
right to consider reliable authority,
that minors have been openly and re-
peatedly furnished liquor over the bar.
1--WE have seen those who never used
liquor to any great extent under the
old system become almost habitual
drunkards and on the whole the de.
moralization that two years of saloon
rule in Dawson have wrought amounts
to more than any money return could
balance.
"The way things have been going
has thoroughly disguised some of the
more conservative license men as we'll
as the cons stent no. license people,
This is the same experience that
Willmar had two years ago. After
trying licensed saloons for year, the
people of Willmar voted them out with
the largest majority ever given on the
question. Where temperance senti-
ment is strong the lawlessness that fol-
lows the saloon traffic is noticed and
the people resent it, but in the old
whiskey-soaked saloon towns the pub
lie conscience is scared and impotent,
leaving the saloon crowd to have its
own way.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
Church Suppor.

The Ladies' Society of the Lutheran
Free church will give supper in the
church Friday evening, March Is, be-
ginning at O'Clock and continuing
throughout the evening. Oyster stew,
escalloped potatoes, cold meats, "lef-
se," cake and coffee will be served.
Price, % cents for adults, Is cents for
children. This will be the last supper
to be given in the old church build
ing before it is moved away. Every
body is cordially invited.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

makers will make of the dining-room more
than human food trough, however ele-
giant. 1t is a place where father, mother
and children may meet at least twice day
in communion and where the world touches
now and then the home life with it's
best messages.
Life is still shorn of much that is sweet
and valuable whenever the dining room loses
its hospitality. One more plate for the un-
expected guest should ever be on hand.
Without the skill to use the extension ele-
ment in the diningroom table you may be
good housekeeper, but you will scarcely be
successful homekeeper.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
KROGFRAGAN.

bet lider smart mot tiden for Will
mars medborgare ats aterigen afg6ra
fragan ON utskanknigsratt for krog.
ar. Ingendera sidan har hittills gjort
nagra offentliga r6relser, men man
far Ell derf6re antaga att krogligan oej
ar aktiv Diet dolda, och nykterhets-
vannerna bora Sc till att deras leder
ordnas till strid.
Det ar ej langre n6dvandigt dem
ma stad att diskutera fragan ON huru
f0rbud mot utskankning at starka
drycker ar EFT intrang pa den person
liga friheten. vi ha kommit f6rbi
den standpunkten. De som kampa
for utskankningsratt vaga ej langre
anita det der argumentet. Men de
f6rs6ka "a ALA m6jliga satt att ia
folk att tro att Diet ar om6jltgt att ute
stanga r6relsen, och att den 6ppna
krogen ar battre an ''blindgrisarne.
Till svar pa Diet pastaendet att den
0ppna krogen star under battre kon-
troll an de hemliga krogarne beh0iva
vi endast paminna folket ON till.
standet under den sednaste krogperi-
oden. Var Diet n$gon fr$ga om att
''regulera" krogarne da? Nej, man
blundade for ALA deras brott mot lag
och f0rordningar till dess en- man kom
nara att f6rlora lifvet under en- at de
vida orgier som utspelades pa en- at
dessa ''laglydiga" krogar. Fylleri
och slagsmal horde till ordningen f6r
bade matt och dag. Finnes Diet nagon
rattskaffens man som 6nskar SO en-
REPETITION af dessa rysliga scener? '>s~
Det ar nog SAINT att lagen 81 bllfvit
tillampad sa som man kunnat 6nska
under Diet flydda aret. Men Diet var
icke lagens fel. bet ar val bekant att
de som hafva lagens genomf0rande
till sin pligt har i staden 81 AFRO nagra
fanatiska Observation-Disclosures. Huru-
vida de slit privata lif arc nykter-
hetsman el|er ej h6r 81 till saken.
Men att de.ej 6nska prohibition ar
tydligt deraf att hela krogpacket
gjorde ALT. sin, f6rmaga att valja
dem. Det horde ju ~vara klart for
hvem som helst att den som T. val
striden har kr6garnes understood Ell kan
vantas g6ra mer an han ar n6dd och
tvungen till for att skada dessa stna
winner. r. s@=. 7. Il
= MIR folket on gang far 6gonen opp
ma for n6dyandigheten Of att valja
man som arc emot krogr0relsen till
att tillampa lagen skal1 man ia Sc
battre resultat. s 4 $500 #: Il
Men afven under dessa omsta ndig-
heter, sa tjenliRa for l6nkr6garne har
man 81 sett hhlften st def elande man
[dagligen sbevittnad 81 under krogperi-
oaen. ManSen person som 81 hsr ma
got emot att 80 en- tai pa tand 4 en-
|6ppen krog ar ovillig att hjelpa bryta
lagen. AAndra som kanske icke aro
ga dnkanslIga 4 dot hanseendet frukta
att BIZ suppkal lade som vittnen ooh
|nbdgas onentligt .betyg 8 att .de besokt
IdessA hal q erund af ooh
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
own way.

Kandiyohi has q bonded indebted
ness of S62 200, and the City of Will.
mar owes we believe about $40, 900.
Compared with this, Meeker county
and Litchfeld are we'll off, indeed
Litchtield Ind ependent.
You have been misinformed, Bro.
Peterson. Kandiyohi county has not
a dollar of bonded indebtedness, but
it does have a $4,000 court house and
S35, 900 in the banks of the county.
The county has completed fourteen
public bitches and there remain as yet
about $4,000 unpaid bonds, but this
indebtedness is assessed only against
the lands benefited and does not az
feet the county generally. AS for the
City of Willmar, do not compare it
with your town. You are 10 longer
trotting in the same class. Litchield
is an older town and is nicely built up
but cannot expect to keep pace with
Willmar that has but recently begun
to replace the shacks of frontier days
with modern improvements. Come
over sometime this summer, Hi, and
listen to the music of the hammer, the
ring of the trowel and the hum of
business in q growing and hustling
community. AS for our city debt, the
same can be easily taken care Of and
wiped out by careful management.
The users of city light and water will
eventually pay for the municipal
plant. The four large school build
ings will gradually be paid for, al
though we must S DON build more OF
them to accommodate the increasing
crowd Of pupils. Even the possession
of political ringsters Is . sign Of nun.
icipal greatness, it Is said. The char.
actor Of the greatest share of5the citi.
zens Of Willmar is an absolute guar,
antee that anything wrong viii eventu
ally be righted SO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

Thomas E. Murphy, who resides on
the old Henderson farm southwest of
the city, will remove here with his
family and make his future home
among Us. Mr.. Murphy disposes of
the property on his farm at public
auction next Wednesday,. 1t is most
probable that he will engage in bust
ness in this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

A deal was contaminated last Sat-
urday which gives D. N. Tallman
possession of The corner occupied by
L. A. Void for his photograph gal
lery. The piece of ground is 25x7O
and is considered very valuable prop
erty. The deal involved the transfer
of the adjacent lot on the south to
Mr.. Void and cash consideration
of Sl5OO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
Andersen Bros
WILL MAR, MINn. >..

kee railway to extend its branch from
Glencoe to this city. There can hard
ly be any doubt that: the Milwaukee
company will extend It's line, particu.
larly If the Great Northern invades
Milwaukee territory by q line south.
west from Hutchinson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
4 wise Moman.

The eng cement of this company at
the Opera House gives promise of be-
ing the most important musical coined y
event OF the season. The play, which
is in three acts, is so constructed a.
to give scope for the introduction OF
specialties, and from the reviews seen
of the production these features are
said t. be of very superior order.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

All Scandinavian singers are re-
quested to meet at Thorpe & Nasset's
Office on Friday evening, March Ii, at
8 O'Clock, for the purpose of discus
sing the ACCESSIBILITY of organizing q
male chorus. 62h
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

The Fred w. Segerstrom Supply
House will look it's neatest next Sat-
urday, when the formal opening of
this new establishment will be held.
The public will be given an opportuni-
ty to inspect the fine stock of good )
and at the same time receive beautiful
souvenirs of the occasion. The estab-
lishment is certainly one of the neat
est in the Northwest and is a credit to
Will mar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

Miss Minnie Nelson was made the
subject of very pleasant surprise at
her home on Fifth street Monday even
ing by a company Of young people.
The occasion was the eighteenth ami
versary of her birthday and the young
people helped her celebrate it in a
very enjoyable manner. Miss Nelson
was remembered with a birthday gift
in the way Of q handsome mirror.
During the day the family and re)a-
tives had paid their respects to the
young lady with small gifts of cash,
so altogether this eighteenth birthday
anniversary was most pleasant one.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
ro$t Cbrou9b Pro rerity
BY REV. JENKIN LLOYD JONES,
Pastor All Souls Church, Chicago.

prosperity glad lived time and under circumstances
when neghbor dropping easily persuaded dinner
when the simple Inequalities of the house and home exchanged
without weeks notice engraved invitation.
The last line that another think
be quite annhed until they sit down and eat together We
scarcely neghbory liberties with friend whose table
have of the family taking luck eating what
they would have welcomed the elgncies Of the table,
but to themselves
Would know be known? Take the home to dinner
condolences will will flavor the talk and hos
pta will quicken ideas After such communion the children
will be doce birds the will sing heartily and
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
Celebrated
Indiana
Drill, {. b. Il.

the very best in the market. We have
always handled the Tiger Drill, and
shall continue to do SO. We have the
Lansing Disc Harrow in all sizes, also
Boss HarroWs and Steel Lever Har-
rows. The De Laval Separator, the
finest in the market, can also be found
at our Ware-roo ms. =ssf.ss s
. We Invite you to call and look. over
our stock. &. O. Paulson, the
secretary Of the company, will devote
his time TO the office and Mr.. Stans-
berry Will be on hand sas usual to At
tend g the wants q patrons.
he S. Stansber
lHnpl dement, &C.
'WlLL.MAlls, MINI I2ttb
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

The roads are very bad owing to the
breakup of winter. Several parties
who drove in over the lakes yesterday
were obliged to take other routes back
because the ice was treacherous.
Supt. Dobbyn will shortly move his
household to Willmar and will occupy
apartments in the Bergquist residence
in Third Ward.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

WANTED-A suite of rooms for
light housekeeping, about March IS.
Inquire ct this Office. 55tff
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

: The Metropolitan barber shop, Bank
Of Willmar Building, B. T. otos,
proprietor, is the shop to get q shave,
hair cut or bath. 80 - i 38tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

" illmar people should join heartily
Is 8 movement 6 induce Tho. wan.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11

A law that would place the City of
Willmar under the supervision of the
public examiner would be very good
thing. A hint to our lawmakers. =