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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-26
Sure Cure for piles.

Itching piles qrO5uce moisture anu
cause itching this form, as ven as
Ring Bleeding OF Pr0uuting Piles
are cu-e5 5v D.. B~1ssr-ko's Pie
Remedy Stoqs itchlng and bleeding
Absorbg tuuors 5c : az al drug
gist. or sent By mail Treaties free
Write ne about your case Dr.. Bo-
sanko. Phila, Pa
Fore sale By d. s. c stone. druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-26
Auto Racing az Detroit.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. ga two
days automobile racing meet opened
at the Crosse Pointe tracks today
under the auspices of the Detroit Au-
tOmobile club. The big prize list has
attracted many entries and the meet
promises to be highly successful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-26
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald When He started
10 Use NewbrO's Herpieide

NaH ANNANN1N 9AAa ~ nv ENANAC
TO Use Newbro's HerPieide
Frederick Manuel. Maryland block,
Butte, Montana, bought a bottle Of New
bros Herpicide. April 6. g, and began to
Use IL for entire badness. The hair fol-
licleH in his scalp were not dead and in
20 days he had hair all over his head.
On July ? he writes. "and today my hair
Is as thick and luxuriant as any one
could wish" Newbro's Herpicide works
on an old principle and with a new dis
covery-destroy the cause and you re-
move the effect. Herplcide destroys the
germ that causes dandrun. falling hair,
and finally badness. so that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair at once and a new
growth starts. Sold by leading
druggists. Send l0c. in stamps for sample
TO b Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Daniel J. fry, special Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-26
a carrlaae Tor 2se-

Take a cab TO or from the depot for
$40 simpsons livery stables. oppO,
site court house. n
The evening world., 1904-06-08
MORTON IS
UNDER THE KNIFE
Fourth Daughter of Former Gov.
Levi P. Morton Undergoes
Successful Operation in Paris
for Appendicitis.

PARIS, June SIT a Just been an
nounced here that Miss Lena Morton,
fourth daughter of former Governor
Of New York Levi P. Morton, who is
here with her father. has been oper-
ated upon for appendicitis. The opera
ton was performed by Professor Rou-
tier yesterday. and 1t is believed to
have been a success.
Miss Lena Morton. like all her sis
tiers, Is tall and attractive. She has
been In society for the last three years,
and last winter was much in evidence
The evening world., 1904-06-08
MANS
HANDS WERE TIED
Examination Shows Knots EM-
IDENTITY Were Made by the
Supposed Suicide Before
Jumping Into the East River.
The body of a man whose wrists were

The body Of a man whose wrists were
roped together in front Of him was
found in the East River to-day at the
foot Of Seventeenth street by John
DAILY, a Waterman. of No. 622 East
Seventeenth street.
At first Policeman Hughes. of the
East Twenty-seoond street station,
who examined the body, suspected muir
der. A closer examination, however.
showed that the man had evidently tied
mis- own arms, the knot being of a
kind which one could make without
The evening world., 1904-06-08
Women's soc Waists at 24c

Women's Waists, made of figured
lawns, dimities and percales with fancy
tab collar, pearl buttons and centre plat
down the front. These Waists have been
sold every day at SOC. Special OAc
at AHC
The evening world., 1904-06-08
$4,000 FOR HER
HUSBANDS DEATH.
widow OF Pilot Drowned in Col
Iision with Liner Awarded
Verdict.

Before Justice Gaynor and a jury In
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn. to-day,
Mrs. Julia A. Cooley vas awarded a
Judgment OF i 5000 against the Ham
burg-American Steamship Company In
her suit for $4,000 damages for the
death OF her husband. John ]. Cooley,
a pilot.
Godbey was aboard a pilot boat which
on Aug. II, 1901. was run down and
sunk by the steamship Alene, OF the
BAY. Four lives were lost.
This is the third verdict rendered
against the company, one being for
$50, 600 and the other for $4,000.
The evening world., 1904-06-08

assistance, a slack Of ten inches OF
rope hanging loosely between the
wrists.
The man was poorly dressed and ev-
identity had been a hard drinker. The
body had been in the water only a few
days. The theory Of the police is nal
as the man was a good swimmer and
wishing to drown himself had tied his
ar,us before jumping into the water.
He was dressed In gray striped trous-
ers. n blue sack oat striped shirt.
lace shoes and black socks. He wore
neither collar not necktie.
Body Identified.
A baggage check in a pocket showed
he nae stopped at the Olive Tree Inn,
No. 32 East Twenty-third street. There
a lodger named John Stewart was found
who went 10 the Morgue and Identified
the body a. th2t OF Andrew Llddy,
who had been a GIT watGhman at the
Lately Liddy had worked as porter
First avenue. He lost his job through
excessive drinking. and to several per-
sons he Is said to have threatened to
kill himself.
The evening world., 1904-06-08
LIGHTNING STRIKES WOMAN.

MOUNT HOLLY. N. j., June s.
Mrs. Reading Margerum. living on a
farm near here, was struck by light
ming early to-day and badly burned.
TThe bolt hit the woman as she was
stendIng near the Kitchen door. The
house wal slightly damaged.
The evening world., 1904-06-08

at the opera ana other gatherings OF
social note. Miss Morton went TO
Paris with her father about two months
ago. She was educated in Paris while
her father was the American minister
there.
Miss Morton. as a rule, passes the
summer season mt the Morton coun-
try place. Ellerslie, Rhineclif, N. Y.
where she has always gone in for out
door sports-golf, tennis and riding.
The evening world., 1904-06-08
Csc and 35c EmbrOid-
cries. 12%c

Beautiful sample strips of E~mbroideries
that were made to sell at Csc and 35c a
yard, suitable for muslin underwear and
other domestic purposes; sold by 1OIo
the strip only; a yard. ....... 4A2C
The evening world., 1904-06-08
GIRL TRIES SUICIDE.

Hattie Probst Wanted to Die Be-
cause Mamma Said "No."
SiNteen-year-old Hattie Probst, OF
No. III Newark street, Hobokon,
wanted to go on an excursion with her
gentleman friend" but Mamma
Probst protested.
We'll. IL / can't 30 Tn poison my
self" cried Hattie. grabbing UP a bot
tie OF carbohc acid. Sister Pauline
knocked the bottle from Hattie's hand
not prevent a scattering Of the acid
over Hattie's face. She screamed with
pain. and was hurried to st. Mary's
Hospital.
she leaves the hospital, the surgeons
say. The acid will have her disfgured.
The evening world., 1904-06-08
Body Identified.
To-day for You.

CFrom the Chicago Post.)
The Joys of to-day and the griefs of
to-day will be hand in hand at the
setting OF the sun.
1t Is to-day; not yesterday.
II there's a song In your heart, Joy
can't be far off.
DO the best that liz In you to-day; to-
morrow's best will not seem so hard.
The evening world., 1904-06-08

Garter LeRgths-large supporters,
all %colors, usually selling at from l9c to Csc
per yard, special at Sc.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28

: ~ % :r. 49, ~ -
The Mower County Poultry ,as.
s0ciatjOn will hold sitse foarth AIntlal
exhibition in this city tn Jan. 4, s, 6
aud T. H. .".s. {. ...'>.ss ,<itt" i
-Dur.e Jersey Bears for sale cheap,
one and one half miles west Of Sutton:
John Vi. <.hrtstgau s. Son: rural route
2, Dexter, M'"n. .:, e.. :>49 IT,
-farln3r>, d" tot buy 4 quarter Of
y i"rf untlI >nu a-e me. caMsav-
YOU a cent 4 pound IN a quantity q.
". Marsh, Main st. Market :, -,
All accounts both note and books
must be 4. tiled in full hy JAM ], 1905.
Arr that "at- W. shall i've them to "a
'olIector. Johnson & Smith CO, A., =,
-Eor SAFE, t'h+st ter White Bears, full
blo.d, fE1n large: lirters, rangin gfs fervn6E fl
six to fifteen vt hard time prices 4
miles south of Br,wnsdaIe. G. A.
Jones, :*-> ~ 43
For sale, improved: Chester White
swine Of either sex, also one yearIing
boar. Prices reasonable andA salts
faction guaranteed. At tho Pleasant
View Stock Farm one mile south aid
one mile east If Austin. These are all
trom prize winning stock. G. l.. Rice
Kural No. 6. New Phone. Il 4 ;
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
Cashier Bia, ch Captured.

- dispatch fro:u. Winnipeg, Man,
says that after .-x and exciting
chase Fred B. j:anh WAS arrested
there Saturday Oh tho charge uf en-
l'ezzlihg about $4,000 uf tht funds Of
The Bank Of Sarg t, Mover county,
while cashier of tie bank. The arrest
was made by sheriff John &. Johnson,
Jr., assisted b! Winnipeg police,
B'anch suddenly ct his duties at the
Bank 7of Sargean Apri ~ and detec-
lives havstsince be- II trying to locate
him. Sheriff johnson gained a Glue
some weeksSagoa as to his whereabouts
and has followed it very successfully,
Fhe dispatch says that Blauch went to
Winnipeg" in Ma> and took up his
residence with his wife and child under
the:name Of A. b. Brown Jr. He was
employed there in III. Grain Exchange
and was regarded as nice young.
fellow. He waived ex,radition pro-
ceedings and went south with sheriff
Johnson. It was alleged at the time
Of: Blanch's sudden departure from
Sargeant last spring that he had en-
btzzled large amount of the banks
funds which he spent in speculatiot
having issued forged paper as collateral
for portion of this money. He was
indicted for forgery by the grand jury of
Mower county. Mrs. BIanch and son
are spending the Christmas holiday
with her parents at Cl;renont> Rlauct
was expected here last evening i,s
charge of the sheriff. This capture will
be a worthy conclusion oi the faithful
and efficient services OF sheriff J. C..
Johnson, who has made ole Ut the beat
officials the county has had.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28

1he state Legislature meets nes'
T..ss1 for rtl..lsr s+ssion Nh ss
sFhe0i,y ssh.a,ls closed ! Il friday 10
holiday axcAtiun and the teachers wen'
hvme for recreation.
Rss. +. l.. Anderson is assistings i,
rxlra meetdngsat Campl,eli, Mimi, ,hi'
week. He will be hume Tor next Sun
day. !. s..,.E.
The Bohemian La lies of the J. g
D. will give u masquerade dance il
Music hail on ,JaA. Stu. Everybody in
Vlled. 49,.
= There will be i home talent play al
Music hail Friday evening for the ben'
s6t Ut the library aud the ladies of th<
far building.
=, Mrs. James Torrens and family
were entertained ut Christmas at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. W. D. Ames
in Lyle township.
II: 4: MIR. aud MRS. II. Birkett and hel
mother, Mrs, Abbott, spent Christmas
with their children, Mrs. Ethel Lee and
Mines Birket: ut Madison, Wis:
J. II. Aultfalher shipped two
year Old Red Polled bu1 70 Hanska
Ainu., last week. He has sold all his
Poland China pigs which be advertised
in this paper.
The Christmas exercises in the
Various churches Friday and Saturday
evenings We're of especial Interest to the
little folks who attended them III
,e:,wds. Fine programs were rendered
PROF. Frank A. Leonard arrived
"Wednesday from Valparaiso, Ind, and
viii resume his work III the $. M
Normal college. He went to st. Pan]
yesterday on business.
The lecture by Dr.. E. S. Stucke,
of Owatonna Monday evening before
the Brotherhood OF the Baptist church
was much enjoyed. 1t was a descrip
ii III of his travels in Egypt and the
holy Land.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28

The maalafl,:tt, manufacturers L, ). If Royal
Baking Powder Z have hadi r. 4o {:
years of scientific experience.
Every method of bread and
cake raising has been .exhaus-
lively studied in thiis, ! country J! and
abroad. H. o. - = .~tS %..-iss|3
The result is "a perfect prod
uct in Royal Baking n Powder.
There is no substitute for it.
The purity and efficiency Of
Royal: Baking Powder have
been commended by the highest
authorities of the world. -"
These facts mean two impor-
tant things to all housekeepers:
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
III ;a !; ;ls !, !. M
W %! Z -. {. a i j *, il j

r1ss = ars " tzG fE j.
Maui l,'.A ant falnii = r,sniii,9.s2srss,.r
heln in sAu>lln datlnig. ,t''5sp ISL. .We:az-
Among them T. l..s4.:: j. ';s;& 4 e
:. Mr.. ? +. si&l"n'y # It. Pau visit:
Ing her'l'are.,t.. Ar. and ,t.rs VI Ktll>,
All "f Mr>y4G D.. Bt d MS Ghildret4s
al home: Mrs Kat.ok.ss L.'b'sot Chs
ca!o, ..AIIs> Jennie Crsndell ,.fs Ea,l
balill, JOhl<>. Craada4l aud family 81
Minneapolis ara Miss u Nitoitiette* q
,Be'd+n from ,h.- state un'iv'rsit>.N - E<.>. -.
The Baird spd Il al families were en-
tertaint d at Christians diuners by Mr.
and Mrs. Ghas;sL .t~st;> 4 IL: ga: ~
Miss Grace sherwood, teacher in the
Minneapolis schools, ut home for the
holidays. - %..
Miss Myra MAXWELL at home from
Minneapolis.
Al Mrs. James Torren's: Miss Ger
irude Turrens from her school duties
at Winnehago, Aaron Torrens home
from the university, James TOrrel
home from Minneapolis. -, -
Miss Ruth Wilder from OrtonviIie
where she teaches.
The Davidson, Mandcville aud Sht.r-
wood families including the children
and grandchildren enjoyed Christmas
dinuer Monday at W. T. Mandeyille's.
Miss Stat'a kilry, stenographer, at
home from st. Paul. !
Miss Leah Crane arrived Thursday
from Oberlin college,
Miss Ada b. Leonard home from
Lakefield where she is teaching.
&: Alfred E. Johnson and family of
Blooming Prairie visited relatives here. .
. Mrs. Roy P. Ingmundson of St. Paul
at the Evergreen farm.
/ .Thede Mollison and family OF Fari-
baalt visited Austin relatives Monday
Miss Gussie Gustavison and Mrs.
Kensler of Minneapolis spent Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. J. E. Dawson.
The Decker and Sergeant families
were entertained at Christmas dinner
Monday by Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas. Fox.
Mrs. Sam r. Case was the guest. of
her mother, Mrs. Davidson. and
brothers, Smith and J. e. Dawson.
]: Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Simmons of Lis.
bon, $. D. guests Of his brother, O. j.
Simmons.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Merrick of
Napoleon, N. D. with relatives.
Mrs. Victor Sendherg of Owatonna
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Sharpstene.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
DIED
OLSON.

Erland Olson died at the home of
John Simonson north of Grand Mead
ow village, Dec. II, of diabetes. The
deceased was born in Norway in 1925
and came to Wisconsin in 1852 and
from there to this county in 1854, being
one of the very first settlers. He was
married in 1862 and his wife died in
1887, there being no children, Heleaves
sister at Fergus Falls, also a nephew
in Grand Meadow, Erick Severson. A
brother and sister survive him in Nor
way. lie was territorial Pioneer OF
Mower County.
At his home in Puyallup, Wash: Dec.
-, 1904, after an illness extending over
many months, William Cowan, aged 80
years. Interment at Puyallup. He
was born in the north of Ireland, April
2, 1924. At the age of Is he went to
Scotland and later to Canada where be
made his home for two years. In 1854,
he WAS married to Miss Susan A. New
son at Hornellsville, N. Y. In 1855,
they came to Austin and settled on the
northeast quarter of section in Win
dom township; three miles directly eaat
of Austin. Here they lived until q few
years ago when the old farm was sold
aud Mir. Cowan and family moved into
this city. In 1889, they moved to Puy-
allup, where their, home has since been.
Mr., CoWan is survived by his wife and
eight children, all Of whom have arriv.
I'D at maturity. Three daughters, Mrs.
W. II. Hills, apd Miss Cowan Of Seattle
and Mrs. Thomas of Portland were
present with their father in his last
hours, Deceased was. a prominent
member Of the Baptist church, an up
right man of great strength Of purpose
and a devoted father and husband.
He is well remembered by the old
tsettlers$of this ai6cality.z He came to
Window township III the same year as
Walter Fuller, Thomas Smith, NJ. J..
slaven, Obadiah Smith and. others 50
we'll known in the pioneer history of
that township. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan
we're baptized by Elder f. f.. !Gurney,
June 3, 1850, thus becoming early mem
. bers of the Austin Baptist church.. :,
:.~r.~; - IL Y ~
:, At her home on Franklin street,
Monday: Dec. SS, 1864. of neuralgia.
Mrs. j. E. Hetland, aged about 60 years.
She has liyed. hers iorthe past .l6*yeasa.
She was the mother 81 Mrs. X. o. Wold.
She was q woman Of due sensibilities
and sterling character and was much
beloved by those who knew her.
Funeral services will be held q, the
Lutheran church shis afternoon at two
:peiovk. ....
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
CHE Wrn1lsrript.
AUSTIN WEDNESDAY DDC 20, 1904

-Corn and hay for sale at my farm
one mile east of Austin, J. $. Decker.
j. S. Decker has rented his farm
$40 acres, one mile east to &. Parkins
Of Lansing.
Miss Ethel Asher of Gray, 5. D.,
came Wednesday to spend the holidays
with her grandparents, Judge and Mrs.
H. N. Lane.
Go. A. W. Wright has been grant.
I'd $208 extra pay for services during
the Spanish American war and Capt.
A. c. Page $41.
---F'or sale four yonng thoroughbred
Aberdeen Angus bulls at prices which
farmers can afford. j. Pollock, : miles
west Of Austin. It
Tho county commissioners viii
hold their regular semi.annual session
next week, commencing Tuesday aud
holding for several daye. ,.,.
Al Halls foundry on River street
was discovered on firaln the old part
about midnight Thursday night and
was quite badly damaged Only par
TALLY insured.
Prof, i, Nelson went to st. Paul
Saturday and will attend the State
Educational meetings this week. He
will give a paper in the high school sec
ton on "Manual Trai4ingRS;: :. J
Wanted, 10 men: IN Zach statefto
travel, tack signs and distribute samples
and circulars of Our goods. Salary
$500 per month. $500 per day for
expenses. Kuhlman Co., Dept. Atlas
Bldg, Chicago, so
The Royal Nsighbors susprised the
NJ. w. A. lodge Wednesday by causing
an alarm at $theTdoors and INVADING
with all the requirements for a first
class supper. An orchestra was ,alse
brought and a royal good tlms had.
Rev. r. T.. Anderson will preaehin
the BattiStschurch next Sunday mofn.
ing and evening. He will at both
services speak on. themes approhfists
to the beginning Of the New Year. He
will speak at Oakland in the afternoon
A big trolley ptrsst. car is Mipnhs-. !.
spolis, containing ss1psopte, uass tffdck
Saturday evening hi. an :etgiues ss .
gradecrossiugin in northeast Minneapolis
and every one in the car was injured
twenty pftheran SEVERELY. 1U6s 6fstlssm
was Emerson w. Wheeiock, mail
! carrier, 1891 Fillmor street NE, whn
had his right arm broken and who was
otherwise bruised. He is doing well.
He formerly liyea at bose Creek. 4 4.
a daily paper for $l.00 year is
something the public has long desired,
The Chicago Daily Review, a delight,
full family daily giving all important
& news, market reports and many inter
4 esting department for men, women and
children, is sent to subscribers for $1.O0
year, IS cent for s months, So cents
{ for 8 months. Subscribe today ,add dress,
\ The Chicago lsbYiew co, ssE99s
Building, Chicago, lllinsis. e &
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
Alliance Hall and Cyclone Company's 3
Annual. ,.

Alliance Hail and Cyclone Company's
Annual, ~..
The annual me- citing of the Alliance
Hail and Cyclone Hail and Cyclone
Mutual Insurance Company was held
at theIofice of the secretary Wednesday
afternoon with a good attendance Of
members. The reports of the secretary
and treasurer were read and examined
and the results Of the year given in
detail. All losses during the year have
been paid in full although the volume
of business was some smaller than in
some previous years. The surplus and
not assets Of the company now amount
to, nearly 100000, being saa;7ee.t3.
The company has" now had sixteen
years of 'easinessyand is ~recognized Hs
one of the eoundest and .nostt :e1a1 Aun-
stantial mutual companies Of thenofth:
west. The following officers were elect.
ed: President, Daniel Casey; Vice: :presis
dent, Charles E.: Cook: Secretary, Jam es
D.. Sheedy:>Treasurez;: A<"Ws'MFight;
Direetor;to GIL vacancy:'T.; B. Devitt Of
ROseIs oiifif: =. ::54Ss = ' ': =
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
"A fine line Of lamps and decorated
china at Dalager's glU3erg.

George Duffy & co. have for sale q
combined Feed Gutter, Shredder aud
Shelter. Also combined four horse
power and feed mill, cob crushing at
tachment and all complete, will sell
cheap. a bargain for some farmer and
just what one feeding quite stock
should have. The power will drive the
cutter Shredder & Shelter, a wood saw
or any other machine that fonr horse
power cab drive. Call and see the ma
chimes and get prices. Geo. Duffy & Go.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28

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NY -: .:,' ,l,n'.< ':t ~ t>>t'ur,
1 parseass' c.!t'>!d4!r:'a nii,.l 4 h,@ bel .ns:
! at the incs'mi' 6 count. rAi la'~ aud
! also IT, take aero" up"r~""r -''h 0i
p1,itiu"s Oh ill.,, t;'~ >nd - ffic
~; "' GEORGE ROBERTSON,
~" Auditor, Mower Co., Minn
NJ mb rs y sent, + +. Hambrecn!,
NJ. Stephenson, JOIN, ii. French, "
P sL"wls, and Jo,rpn Ke-nan Sealed
bids tor County rrea >urer's Bond tor
tv,, years we're ~,~l t"ll,w-:
Amer can Bond 70 f", 2yrs
premium on slo3,ooo $3.50 O.
The United : ats Fidelity and
Guaranty Go. yrs. premium
on 100000 462 90
| The Title Guarantee and Tru-t
Co.. yrs. premium on s1O3,-
| 90 ,.. 46i
National Security Co. of N Y.2 -.
yrs. premium on 100000 Az 80
Aetna Indemnity Co. Of Hart
ford. Conn 2 yrs. premium
"a ~. 1000 y.>ty 5000
IN motion duty seconded and car
RED, the folio wing resolution was
al ste i
F. Resolved, That tha AETNA Indem"i-
ty CO. Of Hartford, Conn, be and the
same H. hereby authorized t. issue
Bonds to the amount Of $103, 600 Tor
tw" years o che state of MinneAota
Same bonds to be the bonds of s. A.
s nlth as County Treasurer of Mower
@ 'unty, State OF NJ nnesota for the
years 1905 and 1905" Ayes S.
| APet.tion of Charles l.. Aultfather
was presented asking to have the
South West Quarter of Section Num-
bar thirty one (3l) Township Number
One hundred two (102) Range Number
| Eighteen: (18) West, set off from
school dist, let number Twenty Eight
(23) and have the sau1s attached 10
| a d made a part or Sch ,ol DISTRICT
number Fourteen 14)3 and on motion
duly seconded and carried the 5th day
of Ian, A. D. 1906 was set as day Of
| hearing OF said petition.
| Petition of J. r. Blackmer was pre-
sented asking to have the south west
quarter of the south east quarter of
| the north east quarter and the south
east quarter of the south west quarter
OF north east quarter of Section num-
b ,r twenty nine (29) Township num-
Der o. hundred one (101> north Of
| Range fourteen (14) west containing
| twenty .(20) acres. Also ont lots num-
ber: nineteen Q9), twenty two (22)
| and twenty five (25) in:s ction No 20,
Township No. 1o1, Range No. IA, set
off, from: school district No. four a.
| and attached to and made a part Of
School District nuniher five (5) and
| on motion duly seconded and carried
| the .5lh day Of January A. d. 1905 WAS
set a. day Of hearing on said petition
! No further business appearing, on
! notion duly seconded and carried
Injecting aajourned "sine dte'' - =.
Attest: ~. F,tE. HAMRRBcHr, IT.. !.
| Chairniian Board of County. .Com-
| Nlssh1ners, :M over County, Mimi
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| ~, .t:A Auditor, Mower Coz Mitst>:,, ~
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" Thssast of Afond&} erndo 81 sxA.
edinto aaeeg a,.sii assAesn a aqa .yea''
terday thefS Was heavy falIsof snow
accompanied by high wind whieh ..da,
veloped into . real old fashioned bliz-
|zafd. Few were out on the streets.
The snow drifted quite deep in places.
All railroad trains were delayed.
There is enough snow for excellent
sleighing if 1t is not too much drifted.