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New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
SUPPRESSED THE LETTER.
at Conference Had Cantor :
Declining TO Run.

Some Of the inside history OF the fusion con-
ference ct the time a candidate for Borough
President was being considered came 70 light
YESTERDAY and strangely enough, John Z. Nc
Intyre. Borough President Cantor's law partner,
and 4 prominent figure in Tammany Hail. was
the ona who told how John c. Sheehan had sup
pressed a letter written by Nr- Cantor. which
the Borough President expected would be read
at the conference. Nj Mcintyre said:
7Ir. Cantor vroto 20 Mr. Sheetan letter, which
is now copied in our letter book. telling him to in
form tho conference Iat az no circumstance No, ,
PRESIDENT Er Sheehan took this letter 10 the con
tereaea ard kept !. Il IL hS aS PoakgS hP aae al
fha Tf.re knowing that & would be impossible for
Ar. Cantor 70 accept ~ Nss ms i-I 70 sI me tlis
men after this recognition OF the Greater New
To51,cc he iette- and say that While SIr cantor
fo;;nd il irnpractica ole q accept Lc would sub
co-feTrees NAV have iu some manner got wind OF
the scheme. ro- they Vcl!u nyt Le persuaded %
81 Sneehar. T,ev took I'D Mr. Sulzberger. M
Cantor is not clspeaseq 81 tne prospect OF resuh-
srg his laW practice. lie mace Al agreement with
NJ 46 4riiIiSs on January next the 6rrn Tould be
6isgolved we ali felt that he owed il 70 the firm
=. Cr NTo-fsv nfrhr remains 20 be seen. While
Ta does rot feel ~ al kindly toward Senator
Platt LOT ltsl45-f t5-ffiss frSbjse or bis eIir1ina-
-son 6e is part Of the administration. and his
- Flr - srnraicr arEuments in the Nayoralty
test. The chances are tnat ne VIII support the
fusion cause.
John c. Sheehan yesterday denied that there
had been a split IN the Greater New-York De
mocracv. He was asked II the organization is
for Mcclellan. and said:
The organization is not dec ded. We VIII de-
eide at our convention in CooTer Union on Mon
day night As a whole. we are not pledged one
f
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
ASSEMBLY AND OTHER NOMINATIONS.

Rochester. Oct. 3.-The following noninat tons
FOR the assembly have been made by the Monroe
County Republicans: Ist District. Martin ". Davis
OF Mendon: IId District, Charles L Ogden, of
Rochester; IVth District. James l. Dackett, of
Riga The last named Will make the against
Aesemolvman John Palace tr-, who VIII be re-
nominated by the Democrats
Carmel y. Y. Oct. 3.-The Putnam County Re-
publican convention TODAY renominated John r.
Yale for member Of the Assembly and indorsed
President Roosevelt for a denomination The con
vention nominated l. ". Jaycox, OF Putnam Valley
for Sheriff; L. d. Stannard, OF Brewster for County
Treasurer and W. II Weeks. OF Carmel, for Dis
trict At;ornev y resolution denouncing tine pro-
Dosed canal improve neut was adopted.
Albarv oct. 3.-The Republican convention In
tho Ist Assembly District OF Albany County held
TO-DAY at Altamont. renominated Charles w Mead.
Fond, y Y. Oct 3-William b. Charles, Of Am
sterdan was nominated for member OF Assembly,
Jacob SALESMAN for Clerk and w. O. Dodds for
Sheriff al the Montgomery County Republican con-
vention held here to-day.
At Cohoes William Grattan was renomirated
buffalo. oct s.--Captain John Madden was nom-
mated for the Assembly to-day by the Democrats
OF the With District. The Democrats of the Ist
tbe With Neil McClOskey was named
schenectady y. Y. Oct. 3--The Democrats
oornty convention to-day nominated Douglas "!
Paige of schenectady. for member of Assembly.
Mneola, Long Island, Oct. 3--Eugene Parsons. OF
rFemtstead Long Island, nominated to-day
Tor Asselnblyman IT the IIId District Democratic
Convention mere
horvyich " Y, Oct. 3-At the Democratic Coun-
~ Convention held here to-day. Frederick II. Viii
cox. of sherburne, nominated for Member OF
Assembly: Burt b Hyde, OF Alton. for Sheriff. and
Charles l. Parker of Coventry. for County Clerk
A resolution disapproying the proposed canal
;argement was adopted
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TO FIGHT THE HTGWfM.
Plans Of Ne,c Democratic Orgamza-
tion-TT6d Of Sheeh0u's Nsrule.

From tae seceders from ne Greater Ne-g-Y York
Democracy there is 20 cone Z. Democratic parrv
which VII Try 20 wipe out 5se Tara-aany stains on
shs Democratic banner IA this city. and take an
sctiye paEt II nauonai affairs. working toward
sGat enc ara such T1en as Colonel Bober. Grier
,Ionroe. Peter Z. Olney. Wheeler L Pecknam and
Julian 2. Fasrcaud. As 2 first step. this new Dem
ccratie orgsnizsricn VII 50 with the fus.cn ele-
merits f. tbs municipal campaign. iLasruch IL
Vii declare war against Tararns ny. never. they
ssy. a Democratic crrai iza-ion.'' Plans for ire
formation q this new Democracy are 70 be con
si@eiea az { meeting. prcbs bly, tomorrow after
noon- After thst meeting some dehrtUe announce
MADE but II is already decided that Il will conduct
vigorous campaign against Tsmmany with mass
meeangs and wei known speakers.
s stanwood AHrScn one of the leaders vl,o re-
To.ted from The 'shcehan misrule" as they termed
H. would noi talk ao0u1 the plans of the new or
garization in detail yesterday. As q its rona-a1
scope. hOweyer. he this 10 say:
we ufl form an organization nj, r,,.,l..-.-
whose standing as such and IN The Community g.
tslss laeEI - sic5k IN win Offer an opporti,nii,-
0anhly Democratic Organization Ne teef 49, ~
ss1eraJiOns y national Ioltcs demand TIE cStsi-
l5een q Democratic organization, and -he-r 80
l,str,lreds OF Democrats anxious To ioi,, M are are
gs.8lzation where principle. not patronage q flo
...ao ,'1o1je ,yhg in the Greater ,S,,.-,-,
fDss1t,cracy last right" went Mr. Nenker
''Vsle thC brains sIc braEA ot ;he ORGANIZATION,
-he new body wih have the;f SUPPORT and III,
witch ID y9lI ntaact ail the so-oaiied Independent
4enOc-ets. - no nov nave 70 re- ie--tlal resting
lie rad trsed q deliver the organic ton 10 Tam
lrzTy. anc Ne wo.lea I sl5ia , .Ss IL II As ior taa
plan ard haa our signed statement ready TO re
lately 40 truth IN H. Cr0nIn isn't a man He's ;
boy about nineteen pears old. ! think from hi
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
NAMES on THE TICKET.
Continued from erss page.

on the platform were also ez-Controller Coier.
former Sheriff Frank ID. Cresmer. ex-Bridge
Commissioner John l. shea. and Congressman
Tohn J. Fitzgerald. Judge Kes6y and Robert
Roy.
IN his address Mr. Johnson evoked applause
by speaking OF Hugh Mclaughlin. who had so
nobly stood 20 for the rights OF Brooklyn for
SO ionE."
Sidney H weinberg. OF the With Assembly
District, introduced a resolution indcrsinS Nc
Clellsn It was as follows:
Whereas the Democratic City Convention has
nominated Colonel George B. Mcclellan for the
Rssoive6. That We pledge TO the nominee.
whose Democracy IS beyond question ano whose
personal character Is above re2roAeh- our cor
Tesolrea. also. that we extend to the dele
rstcs OF The KINGS County organization TO the
,,stv convention the assurance OF our Uaquan-
ned approval OF their action in that convention
aeout hslf OF the delegates spplauded In a
r,alf-hearted way when NcClellans name was
-nentioaed There was absolutely no enthEsi-
ssn
Alexander Geisnsr nominated ny. Lttleton-
we are here 20 nominate a ticket that VIII ee
elected. 10 stand for platform that VIII be ha->
-no-sous" he said I'VE VIII not put upon our
.,,re. apv rnsn whose name rhymes with ro1t
or whose name sounds like thorns. which VIII
e+s.,x IN the side OF any ticket bearing their
names. We need not nominate any collection OF
nominations and Endorsements. no political her
-,,snh-odite. who is = deserter and traitor.
We can choose cu- delegates from clean and
hoaest men"
After the last candidate was nominated there
Vas so much anxiety 20 adjourn that the motion
1.-ss mi twice before the usual committees were
appointed.
AFTER he convention Hugh Mclaughlin salo;
The convention did its work. and II you read
the resolution through you can see what is IN
tended. I can say no more.
James Shevlin said: We passed resolutions
that mean a great 6esl. II read properly"
When asked If the ignoring Of Grout and
Fornes indicated the attitude OF the Kings
County Democrats ne said: We are regular
Democrats. Ths- ticket was nominated az the
convention at which we were present. and We
were unable 10 CO anything tonight except
what we did"
These suggestions TO read between the lines
were taken 10 indicate rnat the Brooklyn Demo-
crsrs would knife the enrire ticket on the side
~--sll- sf-er -l7e convention several Of the dele
GATES were heard 10 express the opinion that
Low would carry Kings County by sixty thou-
sand majority. one bet 10 that effect was
made Some excitement was caused by rumor
that spread around after the convention that
gzrout and Fornes had resigned from all tickets.
Hugh Mclaughlin and eX-Controller Coler hur-
ned 70 2 nearby telephone. ana were not salts
FED until they heard that the rumor had no
Foundation.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
COL. SAVAGE Run OYER.
Taken to Hospital zcith FiUe Ribs
Fractured.

Colonel Richard Henry Savage. author, soldier
and lawyer, was run over in Sixth-ave. yester-
day, and now lies in Roosevelt Hospital seri-
ously injured.
The accident occurred IN front Of No. $50
which is between Torty-second and Forty-thtrd
SITS. Colonel Savage was attempting to cross the
avenue VIXEN a wagon going north, and said 10
belong 10 Featherbone & Co, OF No. SOS Broad
way, ran him down, the wheels passing over his
body. He was picked up aud carried to the
sidewalk and an ambulance summoned from
Roosevelt Hospital Or. Meade. who responded
found that Colonel Savage had sustained fract-
ures Of three ribs on the right side OF the body
and OF two the left, besides several severe
coutusions of the head. He was hurried TO the
hospital, and last night his condition was said
TO be serious.
The address of the colonel entered on the
police blotter is No. 123 West Forty-fourth-st
which is the Winsonia Hotel. There it vas said
that Colonel Savage had lived there. but little
while ago had given UP his apartments and il
was not known where he was living.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
ANTHONY C0MsToCK BREAKS A RIB
Grabs the Doctor He Wanted Arrested. and
Both Roll Downstairs.

New-Haven, Conn. Oct. 3-In serving a warra Mt
which resulted in the arrest Of DR.. j. j. Dohertv
Of this city Tor alleged violation of the mail laws.
Anthony Comstock. of New-York, suffered n tract
ure of a rib and other injuries
Accompanied by United States Marshal Parma.
lee and a deputy sheriff Mr.. Comstock went IN
DR.. Dohertys home. and. leaving his companions
outside entered alone. On hearing his csIIar,s
errand Dr. Doherty is said to have attemptad m
sudden dash upstairs, which stopped bv Mr
Comstock. who grabbed the doctors coattaus
stopping him suddenly that they both roIIed
down the stairs together.
Each man weighs over two hundred pounds and
as Aif Comstock landed underneath he was ininra1
hv the fall He able 10 leave for Newyo~t
after a physician had attended mis- Injuries
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
C0FFEY FOR ALDERMAN.
Ex-Willoughby Street Leader Nominated by
Citizens Union.

Ex-senator Michael J. Coffsy. formerly a Will
loughby Street leader, who two years ago formed
the Brooklyn Democracy and supported the fusion
movement has been nominated for alderman by
the Citizens Union In the IXth Assembly District.
In 50 much as ex-senator Coffey was for years the
regular Democratic leader in the IXth District and
sun mas strong following there. IL is believed that
he wall make remarkably strong run and stands
a good chance TO be elected
\. ii. Gutkes, a prominent German-American
and president of the Brooklyn Fire Brick Works,
Union in the IXth District
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
NAME GEORGE me7cALF FOR SHERIFF.

The Staten Island Republican county and Assem-
by conventions were held last night 8; Republican
eesoQUarters. Tonpkfnsv1lie. Edward Wsnty. Of
.-icoletoHEs- was nominated FOR Assembly ari
George Metca1. - South1eld. for she-tZ- Both
nominations were Crnnimous The members of the
conference committee Of the Citizens Uu1on we're
presert, and u IS believed they VIII sn6orse the
noTc.neet at raeir Convention next veal
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
LoRsNz OPERATIONS SUCCESSFUL.

Philadelphia. Oct. 3.-Five patients operated IN
bv Dr. Lornez Of Vienna. at jefferson Hospital in
this city. last winter for congenital dislocaon Of
the hip. are entirely cured Three Of the children
are Phiiadelphians. and seen to-day playing
in the street. One child. Rosie Cohen. who had
the r,aster casts removed only two weeks ago, and
whose case was the most difficult, owing its be-
ing double dislocat ton, is stu little weak, hut
this IS due 70 her timdity. The other two children
are in Philipsours ana are cured.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
CAPTAIN NATION DEAD.
Divorced His Wife Because She Smashed
Things and Took His Feather Bed.
IRY TELEeRAPH 10 TIE rRIBrNE.

Medicine Lodge. Kan, Oct 3--Captain David Ma
ton. formerly the husband OF Carrie Nation. who
his third wife. died here suddenly this after
noon from hemorrhage Of the stomach. He was
seventy-ave years old. Captain Nation secured a
divorce from his wife in November. 1871. He al
Legged that she had By her Smashing held him
up ridicule. and also said that she mad taken
away his feather bed Mrs. Nation did not contest
the divorce she said that she was glad TO get rid
of him. Captain Nation Eas once vell-to-do, but
OF late had lived with his children.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
BERRY LEADS FOR BRONX PRESIDENCY

The fusion conference committee OF the Citizens
Union Of The Bronx met IA Weider's Hail, No 400
Trenlcnt-ave, last night 20 choose candidate for
,ra nomination for President Of the Borough OF
The Bronx after several hours talking they could
not agree and adjourned till 10 p. tomorrow
~
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
SUICIDE LEFT $4,000 TO BROTHER

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Omaha oct 3-John - Paul, OF Sanouoit X Y
IS $4,000 richer to-day by the suicide OF his brother
George F. Paul. formerly OF Ssnquoit. who yester-
day killed himself by leaptng into the Missouri
River here. The dead man left will giving all
his property 20 his brother.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04

HELP.
Help of nII kinds IL 10 be found In the 'Lit.
tie Ada. of the People"
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04
WORKING AGAINST a LARGER CANAL

watertcwn " Y, Oct 3-Ihe anti-eanal move
ment .r Jeffarson County took concrete form in
the Organization ct . committee In which every
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04

town in the county Is represented s5ate Sor, n
teernan IA p. Dunlap was mate cha!r nsAl va 80 ~
county, coulmitre9. The commltteS proposes 70
Hood the county with anri-canal hteratefs "a -
effort 10 crystalline Sentinehs against '1' S'''
tion-
New-York tribune., 1903-10-04

BUSINESS DIRECTORY FHEB
IL virtually whs. - gtveu Win se-9nvs
paper In those "Lfrsis Ans. of the pso11s'
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avenue this morning to G. J. Sjoquist,
who recently moved in from North
Dakota. The deal was made on short
notice by the Southern Minnesota
Valley Land Co., and the CONSIDERS
tion was 50, 500. =:
Scandinavians will no doubt enjoy
q rare treat tomorrow evening at The
Willmar opera house, when they will
have the pleasure of listening to the
illustrated lecture by Mr.. S8rvold
on ''The Land of the Midnight Sun"
Miss Anna Rannestad, who has been
employed on the Tribune force for the
past several weeks, accepted position
this week as stenographer for the law
firm of Bitterness & Downs. Her sister,
Miss Sophie, succeeds her as cOmpOs-
itor for the Tribune.
A meeting of the Commercial Club
will be held on Friday evening to
make arrangements for the entertain
ment of the old settlers here on June
Is. tits hoped that there will be a
good attendance of the club members
at the Friday night meeting.
A large congregation listened to an
interesting sermon last Sunday eve
ming at the Presbyterian church by
Rev. Buell.. The subject was "Christ-
ian Science and the Bible,'' and the
pastor very fully expressed his views
in opposition to the new religion.
The many friends of Albert Enblom:
who has been confined at a Mime
apolis hospital for several weeks with
severe attack of typhoid fever, will
be glad to learn that he has pulled
through his hard seige and is now out
again. He will remain at his Kandi-
yohi home for the summer.
A very interesting program was
given last Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. r. Hanscom, the occasion
being the musicale given under the:
auspices of the G. E. society of the
Presbyterian church. The young peo-
ple's treasury was increased by some.
over ten dollars.
Co. Auditor Johnson left yesterday
on his annual trip for recreation and
at the same time will attend to matters
of business nature. He will spend a,
week or ten days in Canada, his OBJ
jective point being Dundurn. Assini-
boia, where as director of the Scan
dinavian Colonization Co., he will
look over the company's lands. Mr..
Johnson was accompanied by couple:
Of prospective buyers from the south
ern part OF the county.
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Lake Elizabeth.
eth.
May Is.

way IL.
Miss Emma Jackson has been dress.
making for Mrs. Engberg.
Albert Norine has been very sick.
but is now better.
Hay is scarce, it is impossible TO-.
buy ton OF hay now.
Emma Norine is very sick at this
writing. Dr.. Nilsson has been sum-
mOned.
J. J. Jensen has erected steel wind
mill.
We are pleased to see that Wilimar
takes good care of blind piggers.
Willie Carlson is our famous CORE.
planter. Several farmers have COM
menced to drill corn.
Miss Emma Jensen is working for
Peter Madison Of Cosmos.
A desperate fight is fought this sea-
son with the hourishiDg wild oats,
which has strong foot hold.
S. B. Glader turned his herd of cat
tie in his pasture in Sec. 20, Wednes-
day, just week later than usual. -
Adolph Norblom has hired out to
Geo. Bowman for the summer.
Swan Pearson worked for Peter.
Moss berg two days this week.
Anton BrOgren, who used to work
for Geo. Bowman, has hired out to,
Peter Mossberg. He recently returned
from the woods, where he was last,
winter.
A party from Iowa came here
Wednesday looking around to buy a.
small farm.
The mission meeting at Ekbom's
was not so we'll attended as usual
Thursday, on account of bad roads.
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Mrs. Ida Baker returned to Ray
mond yesterday, after spending sever
al days here.
The Seminary ball team suffered
defeat at Litchield Saturday to the
tune of 81 to 9.
Big snow storms in Montana are
given as the cause of this weeks de-
lays of the coast train.
Owing to illness in the family of
Rev. Mccullough, no services we're
held In the Episcopal church Sunday.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Charles Harmed of Rice
county and Ida Boetcher, of this
county.
Miss Tilda Dahleen, of the Ray
mOnd school faculty, spent Sunday in
this city as guest at the home OF
Mrs. A. B. Hanscom.
The young people Of the city enjoyed
another dancing party Monday even
ing, Cafarelli's orchestra furnishing
the music. The affair took place at
the Bonde Hall.
The Vikor Ladies' Aid society wish
es to thank all those who assisted on
the program and all others who helped
making the 18th OF May celebration
such q great success.
A weekly bulletin, published by the
pastor OF tho Presbyterian church tor
distribution at the Sunday services,
will hereafter make regular announce.
ments for that society.
The marriage of Frank licensing, o.
the town of Gennessee, and Miss Emily
Damerow, of the town of Harrison, il
announced to take place at the Ger
ma1>Laathera an church nozth4ofs Atwate1
this afternoon. -, So j.
Mrs. Ella Mantor was IN st. Pau
last Heek in ATTENDANCE q tie genera
56J5{ lllalnea5 e. 81 Sapf SaEg lode1|
OF A. o. q. w. and D. Of H., which
convene In that city In June.
I Geo. Thomas left this week On ,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
. Minor Happenings

Mrs. Oliver Larson, of Green Lake,
was Willmar visitor this week.
Mrs. Alexander Williams has been
visiting at her old home in Redwood
Falls.
Try q dish of delicious ice cream at
Hauscom's and hear the photograph,
while you wait. 27tfb
Miss Julia Odell returned on Mon
day to Kerkhoven, accompanied by her
little niece, Frances Ahlborn.
Earl Cummings returned to ST..
here with his brother and sister.
Remember the lecture on the Gland
of the Midnight Sum-" At the opera
house Thursday evening, May 81.
Misses May Brereton and Edna
Dewey are spending several days this
week near Maynard as guests of rela-
tives of Miss Dewey.
A. J. Larson has bought the O. E..
Bubble house located southeast of the
Lafayette school in the First ward.
Consideration, 81 600.
The prospects are that q large num-
Der of our citizens will take advantage
of the cheap rates to Minneapolis for
the June fair and carnival.
Mrs. L. r. Stokes left yesterday fol-
visit the remainder OF the week q
St. Clond and Monticello. The latter
place is Mrs. Stokes old home.
The Degree OF Honor will give ter
cent social and card party at the I. O.
O. F. hall this evening. The game
NTH begin q $40, :. Every ,9ne;. co r q
iallys invited. H. Il tsssssss...e ra.z ~
aJcsHss Wigginl, r11ttut ned HIM aE {; Mol
day fr0m hisntripato .Albefton, sf,ntn6
Edward island; 1whersehs was1*ea4l45
4 month Sg0 On account Or hi fatk
er's serious illness. Mr.. Virgins re-
ports his father o. being still quit
poorly when b lett him.
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business trip to St. James, Mimi,
days. John Gorwell oficiates in his
place as passenger brakeman on the
Sioux Falls line during his absence.
ia. Hedin sold his residence 'front.'
ing upon Fourth street and Minneso ta
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Sunday Ice Cream.

We are in a position to make and
deliver all kinds of Fancy Ice Cream
for Sunday trade, such as Bulk Ice
Cream, any flavor, Nut Cream, Tutti
Frutti, Nesselrode Pudd ing, etc. Brick
Ice Cream, Plain, any flavor, Neapol-
itan, Asst. favors, Tutti Frutti, etc.
Frappe, and Ices, any favors. Frozen
Punches.
Orders accepted up to 1890 a. m.
Sundays and delivered till 1900.
Cream will be iced in such shape az
will keep for several hours. Give US.
a trial. Phones 6 and 50.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partners hip.
Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership existing between Lewis
Fridlund and P. A. Weedell, doing
business under the firm name of Frid-
lund & Weedell, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts due to said firm shall be paid to
said P. A. Weedell, and all liabilities
of said firm are assumed by the said
p. A. Weedell.
Dated at Willmar this 10th day of
March, A. D., 1908.
LEWIS FRIDLUND.
25-3 P. A, WEEDE1L.
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Ringville.
Nav IS.

May 10.
Our boys and Burbank's crossed
bats yesterday, but on account of two,
of our boys getting hurt, the game.
was not finished.
John Halvorsor and Sam Shipstead
came home from New London to play
a game OF ball, but were so unfortunate,
as to get hurt.
Charles Niklaus was pleasantly sur
prised Saturday evening by number
of young people. A good time is re-
ported.
Some of our people took in the
street fair at Brooten Saturday. J
Corn planting is in full blast.
John Reistad's young folks went to,
Irving Sunday to visit their brother
and sister.
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Artificial eyes, glasses, everything In
the optical line; no guess work. DR..
E. S. Bugbee, eye specialist of Mime
apolis, at Merchants Hotel, Thursday
aud Friday, May 81 and %.
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Wrongly Accused.

TO the Public:-A short time ago
there was some wheat stolen from nv
granary, and on account of the way
the tracks led my first impression was
that the guilty parties were the Kjols-
ings and it seems that such report has
been spreading. I therefore take this
means to state that I was mistaken
and that the Kjolsings are entirely
free from said offense.
l am desirous of capturing the guilty
party and 1 herewith offer reward of
s25 to any person who will give the
necessary information. III
T.2 NELS 81. NILSSON. :#;