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Sheep

Receipts liberal; arrivals made up very
largely of westerns billed through; fat ma
tive sheep strong and active; lambs
steady; some choice native ewes sold up.
TO So 20 the best price of the week. and
good to choice fat lambs sold fren So. 15
to So. 20; mutton grades selling fully Ice
to 15e higher than week ago; sharp adj
vance on lambs noted early in the week
nearly all lest; feeding sheep and lambs
holding steady and in good demand Rep
resentatiye sales:
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Chicago Live Stock

!. CHIC AGO. Get. 2s.-Cattle- Receipts
Soc: steady: good to prime steers. S. 500
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Minnesota Transfer, ST. Paul, Mimi
Barrett & Zimmerman report better
market for heavy logging horses; Duluth
lu1nbermen are especially active buyers
1sriees stationary. Values:
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Ruling Prices at Yesterdays Meeting OF
the ST. Paul Commission Men

ST. PAUL. Oct 29.-Tade in the open
market at today's meeting of the Produce
exchange established the following prices,
with Tho demand. pond.
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STOCK MARKET is
STRONG And ACTIVE
Urgent Buying of Union Pacific.
and Rock Island the
Feature

The stock market was very strong
and active. with trading in large vot-
ume. Union Pacific, Rock Island and
Sugar were the strong features. The
short interest is being forced to cover
by the forward movement in all stocks.
Wheat WAS weak
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Man. c. gold 4s.105H q
Mex Cent. As z. .73
] do 1st inc 227s
M. & ST. L. As. 961z
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were: II. G Becker. Bu1fa1o. N. D.;
Hawk, Buffalo, n. D.; Fowler F. Co.,
Greene. n. D.; w. FL. Robinson, Pollock,
s. d.; r. Fl. Pfemeau. Pollock, s. D.; Joe
Wells, Pollock. s. d. r. b. Goodyear,
Pollock, S. D.; r. Hegerle, st. Bonifacius;
J. n Hesley, WibaHx, Mont. !; George Per-.
ry, Wibaux, Mont. C. N. Daily, Red
Lodge Mont; G, OsBrien, De Graft J.
Pemfze, Clontarf; J. B. Perrize, Clontarf;
J NJ Hogan, Benson: J, Treat, Twin City
Yards; J. A. Harris, st. Cloud; c. Birk-
man. Hebron, N. b.; Bank of Mantorville
Mantorville; L. M. Weston, Dodge Center
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When In doubt as to how your rnoner
should be invested. read 1.-THE Globes
Paying Wants.
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Cattle

Receipts liberal; beef and butcher cattle
slow but, about steady. bulls and veal
calves steady; stockeTs and feeders dull
and weak to lower; good beef steers steady
with a week age; most cow stuff 10c low
er for the week; steckeEs and feeders of
good quality selling a little weaker and
common kinds dragging badly at 1Oc to
f5c lower prices than. a week ago Repre-
sentative saleg. -
Jsi,tcl,ar ctoa,Ss - .tsss
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u. S. ref. Is reg104 Y
de 2s COUP. 104 z
do So reg .104 x
do IS coup. ..105 z
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Total sales for the day, LOGS, 900 shares.
New York Bonds
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Quosstens Established in Open Trade on
the ST. Paul Board
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The various railfea s7entering the yards
as follows: q. G w W. C.. II. { st. P,
Z; c., st. p, Ne &. DlAS4; G. N, "a; c..
b. & O., 1; SEQ Line, II; N. P, 116; total
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20


   back and front to give long and becoming lines and includes wide full colored  both girl
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TOM PLANT MUST DIE
CASE OF BALDWIN COUNTY NEGRO
 AFFIRMED.
Supreme Court Completes Docket of Eighth Division and Adjourns for Ten Days to Take Up
 Second Division

The Supreme Court of Alabama yes terday affirmed the death sentence passed upon Tom Plant. a negro, in the Circuit Court of Baldwin County.
 The court decreed that inasmuch as the time for the execution of the sem tence as named by the lower court had passed that Plant should meet death on the scaffold on July 8.
 Plant was a negro convict serving out a sentence for violating the laws of Alabama at a convict camp at Dolive, in Baldwin County. He had quarrel with & fellow convict named Thomas. Plant claimed that Thomas had taken from him a merchandise check worth g. Plant told Thomas he would give him 24 hours in which to return the check. At the expiration of that time Thomas had not returned the check. Plant sought him out and stabbed him twice in the neck. Thomas died from the ef- feet of the wounds and Plant was sem fenced to be hanged.
 The Supreme Court adjourned yester- day to meet week from next Monday when cases coming up from the Second Division composed of Hale and adjoin- ing counties will be considered.
 The following opinions were rendered yesterday by the court:
 Mcclellan, c. J.--Hayden Yam vs. The 6tat0 OL AldDdIlhs appoAi sIFOtu 0dte Circuit Court; reversed and remanded.
 Kate, alias Nancy Osborne vs. The State of Alabama, appeal from Lowndes Circuit Court: reversed and remanded.
 Haralson, J.-Mattie Webb vs. Alberta B. Webb. appeal from Birmingham City Court; affirmed.
 R. P. White ct al Board of Revenue vs. A. B. Hewlett. appeal from Culiman Chancery Court: reversed and remanded.
 Tom Plant vs. The State of Alabama, appeal from Baldwin Circuit Court; af- frmed. The date of execution having passed. July sth is fixed as the day of execution.
 Tyson, J.-Henry Fillmore vs The State of Alabama, appeal from Montgomery City Court; affirmed
 Henry Smith vs. The State of Ala bama. appeal from Montgomery City Court; affirmed.
 Albert Prince vs. The State of Ala bama, appeal from Marengo Circuit Court; reversed and remanded.
 Sharpe, J.-John P. Moss vs. The State of Alabama: appeal from Henry Circuit Court; appeal dismissed.
 Dowdell, J.-Equitable Manufacturing Go. vs. James M. Howard, appeal from Marshall Circuit Court; reversed and remanded.
 Charles Brunson vs. The State of Ala bama; appeal from Mobile City Court: reversed and remanded.
 The Old Dominion. Telegraph Co. vs. John F. Powers. Sheriff. appeal from Mo- bile Chancery Court; application for mandamus denied and decree affirmed.
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HOLT CLEANS CLOTHES. 1Oo s. Court. Telephone 432
coLp AT UNION sPRINGs.
Rain Which Was Body Needed Fo
 lowed By Colder Weather.

Rain Which Was Body Needed Fol-
 lowed By Colder Weather.
 Union Springs. May 19.-(Special.)- This morning, May 19, fires were neces- sary for comfort. splendid rain fell here Monday night and greatly im- proved the crop situation.
 A few nights ago a large barn be- longing to J. W. Dykes. was destroyed by fire, together with a large lot of hay, buggy and a wagon. A COW. a colt and four pigs were burned to death. Mir. Dykes estimates his loss ct $500.
 Mrs. J. c. Lawrence and son Frank are attending the commencement exer- cises of the various educational institu- tions at Marion this week.
 Rev. J. s. sibley. of Winchester, Va, preached a splendid sermon In the Pres byterian Church last night. He was the guest of Rev. Sterling Foster. They came by here en route to Mobile to at- tend the Presbyterian General Assembly.
 The Sunday schools will have a grand union picnic at some point on the Sea- board Air Line one day next week.
 About June i. the old Mald's Conven- ton. will be given here under the aus
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Where are
 you going
 this Summer?

Before deciding write to the Great Southern Hotel, Gulfport, Miss, which will open for the s, mmer sea- son, on the American plan, 4Aay 1st., at popular prices. This house is new, thoroughly modern, and up-to-dats in all its appointments. All dcorss windows, and galleries thoroughly screened; boating, bathing, fishing, and all outdoor an4usements. Pa tronizo home industry.
 Address CYRUS H. CLARKE,
 Manager.
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mandamus proceedings to compel the Board to assign him to satisfactory quar- ters in the County Court House.
 In the lower court he won a tempo rary victory but the Supreme Court ruled that the location of office rooms for offi- cers not named in the statutes was at tho discretion of the Board of Revenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
DUTY OF THE BOARD.
May Dealsnate Location of County

May Desisnate Location of County
 Omces.
 In the case of R. P. White ct al, the Board of Revenue of Cullman County, the Supreme Court yesterday in reversing and remanding the suit upheld, the old principle that the Board of RevenuS may assign office room to county officials as they deem proper except in certain in stances specified in the statutes.
 Mir. Hewlett is Register In Chancery Of Cullman County He was dissatisfied with the location of his office as directed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
Blowing Rock Green Park Motel,

Summit of Blue Ridge, &,34O Feet. Opening June 18th under the manage ment of the Messrs. Harper Scenery and climate unsurpassed. Hotel first-class; fur mace and open fire-piaces; hot and cola water; superior turnpike roads, and excel lent livery; all amusements; large ball room and band; pcstoffice and telegraph in hoteL Write for leafIet to
 GREEN PARK HOTEL. Green Park. N Q.
 sun-Wed-fA
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Hanging at Kannton, N. C..

Charlotte. N. C.. May 1s.-Franlx Davis, white. was hanged at Kinston. N. C.. today. His neck was broken.
 His crime was murder. Davis pro-
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 isl Mighfy17ay-e

pare The critical ordeal through which tho expecant mother however faugh with dread pan suffering danger that the very though. of t fills her with apprehension and
 dangeous The of Mothers Friend ppas system for the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger
 VI -l~~euA ~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-20
Yn the Mountains of North Carolina. KENILWO WORTH INN

Biltmore (near AsheviIie), N. c. Switzerland of America: Cool, invigoratina climate; unsurpassed scenery. Inn adJoina Biltmore estate; magniftcently furnished. MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
 Hot Springs, N C.
 Hot mineral waters and baths famous for their wonderful cures. Both hotels modern in every detail; cuisine unsurpassed: orches- tra, golfs livery, bowling. tennis, hunting, fishing. Popular summer prices, Guests may use either hotel Write for booklets
 EDGAR B. MOORE, Prop.
 su-wed-frf
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-01-14

SrATE OF MOTH DAKOTA,
2f County Of Steele.
~sg$iiN&t :. IN DIsTRIcTcoURT,
|iIa i ,ilfas THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
f Henry H. RapRa, tF.s Plaintiff,
%s..ys.s ,.Te
charlesE. Bliss and MS. Bogart, Defendants.
II t9'e+ Sisi'l'ia SUMMONS. ssEE.JEq
THE TArEoF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE ABOVE
3 NAMED DEFENDANTS: ,Ea5 1853; h
1rt You and eash;of you are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in this action ard.Eto
within thirty days after the service of this sum-
mon upon You, exclusive of the day Of service
and In case Of your failure to appear OF answer
judgement will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
November 1908. TX
~ ,ft,,g9 W. .bss MORRILL, ENGERu y,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
uSG IA n 5s$@i3 Fargo, N. D.. &
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QQ G.. d. e.. a. 1.
Edited by the UNION.

The Hope W. CT, U. has had
some;very interesting meetings
lately. On Dec: Both we met ne; with
Mrs. Philip; After devotional
exercises, Mrs.s3C Curry read a
beautiful poem, written for the
National meeting in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Shippyy gave, a very interest.
ing talk on the subject, How ito
make the work of our Superin-
tendents more efficient Hav-
ing'beenin the work so'long, she.
was able to bring out many good
ideas a general discussion Of the
subject followed, At the close of
the meeting Mrs. Phillip served
a,deicious and dainty lunch.
On january 8th we met at, the
home Of Mrs. !. sship,p,y. An ] IN
usually large number were pre-.
sent. In the absenceaoft the pres
identiMr s. Woodwork presided,
Many phases Of the work we're,
discussed, and Mrs. Northrot,p
presented the cause:of the Union
Signal Mrs. Phillip gave a ply.
steal culture drill which was
much enjoyed.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Harper on Jan.
22nd,
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STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,l
County OF STEELE.
IN C0rxry Conner. Refnre Hon. Ain

.a e. EHH
INcoUsTY couKr, Before Hon. Albert Mickels,
Judge.
Il, the Matter of the Estate of Andrew Hen.
drlcksOn, Deceased.
John Hendlicksong t,ia - i. -
.,,y. Petitioner.
Ade:ipe EPiksOn, ~ Citation Hearing
Anna Erickson. BjOrScs Petition for Appoint
Eantt. all persons interest menti of Administra-
ell In the Estate of. An tor. Il.
drew HendrickSOn. de- '@'
ceased, L Respondents. lfs5.~3 /. d
Respondents and all Persons Interested in the
Estate Of Andrew Hendricksons Deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified that
cd in this Court his petition, praying that letters
HendrckSon. late of the nWnShipe of Willow Lake
In the County Of Steele and State Of North Dak0-
deceased, be grantedto John S. Pa1frev and
that the said petition will By heard and duly con-
sidered by this Court on Monday, the 18th day
of February A.. D. 1904, at two t2) O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the Court Rooms of this
Court nthe County Court house iintthe Village
of SherbroOke, County; Of Steele. and State of
North Dakota, and YOU, and each. of you. are
hereby; cited to. be and appear before this Court
at said time and place, and answer said petition.
of said petition should not be granted.
tsENLj ALBERT MIcKELs, Z
Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 18th day Of January "A. D.. 1901.
c.S. silippy, AttorneyfofP Petitioner. Hope, n. D
u ~ - .. .-..H -.eLa... 49,. 49,
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adjournment, all members present.

adjournment. all members present.
Minutes Of the meeting of Jany 9Th
ls04rsad and on motion approved.
On motion the chairman appointed
FranksGray, w. E. Elliott and H. N.
Horner8to check up the books and
vouchlers.in the Treasurers~o Office.
lBsrriiddggee'matters we're taken up by the
. ,other::members of the Board.
Dn. motion the Board adjourned until
El:3o: P::am.same day.
So AFTERNOON SESSION. g
;Ehe Board Of county commissioners
r~econseasdssat 100 p. m. pursuant to I'D.
journmenL, ~ members present.
The committee having completed
checkingsap the books of the Treasurer
reported that they found. books, &C.
counts and vouchers satisfactory *a#
Characterization accepted and com.
mittee discharged.
Apetition ,eigned by r. G. Euge rand
Others, for bridge on line between sec.
tionrs3l2 laad, lJyEnger Twp..was present.
Jed tothe Board, and on motion placed
on the table. ~ 90 3
A petition, signed by T. G.. Anderson
and others, fer an appropriation Of $3.50.
.toassiet in grading through slough, on
line between section 81 Golden Lake
and sect,on3 Sherbrooke Twp.swas pre-.
scented to the Board. ~ ~;
On motion the chairman appointed.
W. E. Elliott H. N. Homer and G. O..
johnson to inspect site, as per petition.
Tho petition of Elias Flickipgsr, for
abatement OF. taxes, was on motion laid
on thestable awaiting further informa.
On motion duly seconed and carried
the following bills were allowed;
F. A. Stiner, supplies for ~ -
for county offices $"2 Is
Kraabel, Johnson co. grocer.
les furnished mrs. cyrus,
county charge. ......... Is %
.Kraabel, Johnson& CO. cloth
ing furnished John Larson,
county charge ........ l6 80
d NC. Veile, board of S. p: G. Jens,o5n,,
county charge.sssa>sallowed at $40.
w. q. Elliott, oneday on poor :.
board, and mileage,....... 4 SO
g. Q.Johnson, oneday on poor
board, and mileage....... 3 10
Frank Gray, n day on poor.
board, and mileage...... 9 COL
Frank Gray, com. per diem,
mileage. inspecting bridge.
and grade sites md mileage, 81 20
G. Q. Johnson;,eom. per diem,
mileage, inspecting bridge
andgradesites and mileage, % Is
Supand, .com.-per diem,
mileage iuspecting:.-bridge
sites, and mileage. g.. 40 60
w. ?, Elliott. confederation,
mileage, inspecting bridge
and grade sites:anl mileage, 40 10
Fl. \. .Hornef. com. per diem,
mileageirinspecling bridge.
and grade sites and mileage, 81 O5
On motion the Board adjourned until
8 O'Clock a. m. February 9th 1904;
S. MCPHERSON.
. ~ as's County Auditor.
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STATE Of NORTH DAKOTA, S.
IT, 4}.,o 49,. ! IN COUNTY COURT,
I Before Hon. Albert Mickels, Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Joseph STANDBY,
DDo's"~aasseau ltFf a34G :~'t5it:.; "a! :6:"-
Henry, /. Standby, =. T.. .l s.. Petitioner
VS..
Rebecca E. Waiter; Ira W. STANDBY, Horace-G,
Standby, Laura A. Lynn, Ida E.. Green, JOSEPH
Fred w STANDBY and JohnfH Standby
!. 80 Respondents
NOTICE AND CITATION, HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT AND DIsTRIBU-
TON OF ESTATE. is@ii ~.
The STATE Of North Dakota To The Above Nam.
-. You, the, said Rebecca E. Waiter, ira W.
STANDBY, Horace G. STANDBY, Laura A. Lynn,
Ida T.. Green, Joseph o. Standby, Emma S.
Green, Don Q. Standby. Fred w. STANDBY and
are hereby notified that the final account OF
Henry I. Standby, the Administrator, with the
Will annexed, of the estate of Joseph STANDBY
Missouri Ms 81 ,s deceased, has been rendered Sae tot to this
Court, therein showing that the estate of said
deceased is ready for final settlement and distri-
ed the residue Of said estate be distributed to the
persons thereunto entitled, his administration
closed and he be DISCHARGED; that Monday, the
t 5se s aay g, ae e 1nat da a: at at tpe4 'c ct II o Rasms III IL
this Court, in the Court House, in the Village of
tSherbrooke, County of Steele and State of North
Dakota, has been duly appointed by this Court
for the settlement thereof, at which time and
place any person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions in; writing, to said
account and petition and contest the same.
And you, the above named respondents, and
each Of you, are hereby cited and required then
and there totbe and appear beforeEthis Court, and
shhow cause, i any you have, why said occount
distributed, the administration Of said estate
closed; and said Henry 1. STANDBY, administra-
!torwitn the Will Annexed, discharged.
4. Dated the 7th day Of January, A..D. 1904.F ~ SEi
-. ALBERT MICKELS, a.i
(sEALl y. IL n. Judge of County Court.
C. S. sH1ppY, A ttorney for Petitioner.
40-42 ..a
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CREAMERY MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders, patrons and those
Interested IN the Hope Creamery
at the town }hall Tuesday after
noon, Jan. -, 1904 at q O'clock.
Everyone who can is requested
to be present as important mat
ters willibe discussed. 4a;,
B. T. Kraabe1, Pres.
!, a H&Tf 81. Danskin, -Secy.
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.lroTaN EeHS4 81 q 94eti3 n" y 40 = TE.N q -H!.t4tt
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The following poem taken
from the Panorama was compos-
ed by Rev. Mcleod of Sharon and
read by him at the old settlers
reunion. at that place last week.
Here we are gathered to do them the honors,
Toast them and feast them, the pride Of the
FL, land,
Source of our happiness riches and %lonors,
Gallant, courageous immigrant band.
Here they are gathered, the Duncans and
Simpsons,
Eilingsen, Halgrims, Mckenzie and Thare.
The Bistlines, the Balkans, the Rindes and
= Flutes,
johnson from Norway, and Curry from Dare.
Pass them in file, and lets look at the heroes,
Aged in the blast Of Dakota's wild storms,
Pass them in file, and lets look at the heroes,
Industries marked in the bend of their forms,
Pass them in file and let "Petc' take the
standard, ..l 4.
Gayest and happiest Of all the old band.
Feast him with turkey; "His own has been
stolen"
= aASAA IuS AlAoIl III LIC ldlu.
Pass them in file and ''gie' Simpson the fiddle
Mckenzie and Curry take the floor once again
"Cock of the north'' and Blue Bells of old
Scotland"
Twenty years since this music first gladdened
the plains,
Pass them in file; 1.-THE great sae2herl'' ad-
vanCcs,
TUFTS has been here since creation was madc;
Settled on hog raising; fed them on strychninc,
Duncan found out how poorly that paid.
Pass them in file; Al. Curry from Belfast,
Natures own nobleman-a king among men,
"He wilma got married" though like our own
.' Savage,
He has searched the ocean with tongue
and with pen.
Pass them in file, and do him the honors!
Tolif Buergo, a Tellemarkan Of fame,
"Cousin Of Dcweys''-''m:t him in Norway,
Fought i'll Manila where both won their fame.
Pass them in file. Here's Hunt the young
banker,
A teacher and writer OF earlier days,
AbanIoned the 'battle'' aud choosing the
banking
To asking of votes and the "kissing of babes,
Pass them in file and let "Wheelbaron'
johnson
Tell of his trials with blizzard and flame,
His sorrowful struggle and ! rng drawn speeches
Deserves him a niche in the temple of fame.
Pass them in file; Here's Paddy from Norway
Twenty years spent on the far stretching clay,
Sought for a wife and '.beggora" he got ter'
A whole hearted Paddy is Mickey McCrea.
Pass them in file and do him the honors,
Wise in his looks and free from all care,
First in the battle ana first Tor his country,
King among statesmen-old Colonel Thare,
Pass them in file and do them the honors,
Toast and feast them the pride of the land,
Source of our happiness riches and honrs,
Gallant, couray ols, immigrant bani.
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We have just put in a hot soda
fountain and are serving the fol-
lowing hot drinks /: beef tea, to-
mato bullion, asparox, clam chow
der, chicken and beef broth, Wig
oral, cocoa, chocolate and hot
lemonade. AL piping hot and
just what you want after a cold
drive. Palace Restaurant.
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...s. Willow Lake. 's ! CO. i,
.ssSt g :i;a.:le, --------77---- :Es&g
Lots of sickness. 4.4 s
Miss Cenia Spangle is quite i'll.
Sam Dodd is in bed with the
grippe:
Tom DoDdtdj,is also, LAID laid up for
repairs Sd. ts a:i.E. "a III ,4ois
Mrs. Arne Nybo, who has Been.
very sick, is around again which
we are pleased to note, dan .va
Ben Nybo'lost available horse,
recently. ;a%6iias = 9iSR 4
Joe Peterson. and Edd Nybo
drove toe ooperstownon business
last Saturday. by e5ft7
Geo. Palfrey' has gone is the
Agricultural College at Fargo
Richard Baldwinawas visiting
in the neighborhood last week.
Come again Dick" III.
Oscar Johnsoni is on the sick
list. @;,jj.Hi MI. stL;ai attic 1ta;a@Hs
Andrew Hendricksson, ,ii IS laid. Up
with pleurisy. ..a".i h 3H4 y.
q Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith of
Hope Twp. were visiting in our
midst last Sunday. '..... ,'SS' r
Mosteveryoneiis;sic sick and those.
who are not have gone visiting. q
Ed Dodd is again able to be a. a.
round. +. .r,v 4 s..e.el 4 M i
Robert Jacobsonsa and wife Wis
tied in Melrose last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM, Mclean and chill
dren Of Hopetare visiting a tErick.
Swanson's. .!1
Rev. Christian Of Minpt and
Mr.. Trygg Of Bismarck were
visiting in tina. neighborhood re-
Gently. i:1; CIV 50 aza!si
ROAD Peterson and Win. IMe;aa-
der, were transacting business at
Sherbrooke last Friday. ,4' 4
Ole Langager Of Oklahoma 7 IS
visiting with his, brother, for a
few days. :: .!; >..is /; !. ~. y.
A lot:of our young people at
tended the dance at John Atchi-
sons last Friday night and a roy
al time was had. Mr.. and Mrs.
Atchison always give the people
a good time and have a. large
crowd on every such occasion.
!. A hunting party headed byones
of our nimrods went to, the; river
in quest of&timber rabbits a few
days ago, and after a short search
the boys jumped a little lone r:ab-.
bit and someone said that the lit
tie: follow was crippled but the;
boys all shot at the same time and
then one hunter had to sneak up:
on it and hold it down with his
gun until he could get hold oft.
1t nearly ended in a fight to see
who killed the rabbit.
No q u
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The Hope Creamery Company
returns duplicate, weight tickets
with every canof cream received,
and renders an ite1nizedt state.
ment Of the same each month.
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!, FOR sADE-A heating stove
--Faultless oak-16in. fire box
burns hard or soft coal-as good
as new-S3.D0. Enquire of E.:
H. Badger. saa