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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-22

Henry Hort came here from Dakota
Thursday evening, just in time for the
tenth wedding anniversary at Ed
mund's. He says crops around Ken
mare have never had such a good
start as this year.
/ A double ten years wedding vas
celebrated at P. E. Edmund's last
Thursday evening, being the tenth
wedding anniversary of E. L. Paulson
and Nils Hort to their respective
wives, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Pc
ter Edmund. A crowd of relatives and
friends was invited, who left as q token
of their esteem valuble presents for
both couples. Mr.. Paulson and fam
lily returned the same night to Grove
City, but Mr.. Hort and family are
still here.
J. w. Hanson, from this vicinity,
had bad runaway Saturday evening
on his way from Atwater with his wife
and one girl in a spring wagon.
Coming to John S. Anderson's the
neck-yoke broke and the pole dug in
the ground and broke. The team got
frightened and started to run and the
pole dug in second time and broke.
Hanson had nearly gained control of
the team when one line broke, the tugs
unhitched and the team went wild. No
one was hurt, which was a very good
thing. The horses became lost and
Fred Stenberg, who came driving by,
took Hanson's to John Peterson's
place, where they were informed over
the phone that the horses were found
and brought back to John Anderson's.
PEN
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A Brilliant Wedding,

Among tho June weddings of last
week was the Lindmsn. Finstrom mar.
riage, which took place last Thursday
1t the beautiful home of John Fin.
strom, of the town Of Pillsbury, Swift
county. The affair was one of the
most brilliant ever given in that vi
cinity and was Witnessed by fully $50
guests.
The contr acting parties were Miss
Thilda Finstrom, the youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mira. John Finstrom.
pioneer residents of town Of Pillsburv
and Mr.. Fred w. Lindman, only son
of Andrew Lindman, of town of Nam
re. The ceremony took place on the
lawn at2:l5 p. NJ, under q flowery
and green arcade, which had bean
made for the occasion, and was per-
formed by Rev. J. G., Princell of Will
mar. The bridal party entered from
the house to the strains of Lohenprin' "a
wedding march played on the organ
by Miss Mile Westberg. First came
the Rroomsman and bridesmaid. Sam.
uel Finstrom and Miss Alma Erland
son, next came the best man, August
Lindgren, and maid of honor, Miss
Christine Finstrcm, and lastly came
the bride, leaning upon the arm of the
groom.
The bride looked charming in q
cream-colored elk dress and carried
white roses and red carnations. The
bridesmaid were dressed in white and
also carried roses and carnations.
The groom wore q suit of the conyen.
tional black.
After the ceremony the happy couple
were showered with the well. wishes
and congratulations of all the people
present. Later the guests were invited
to most bounteous dinner which was
served under big tent near the house.
That all did justice to the many good
things served is needless to say.
Dinner being over, the guests on.
joyed the hospitality Of the Finstrom
home for the rest of the afternoon,
now and then being served with re
freshments, such as ice cream, lemon
ade, etc. The affair will be remem-
bered by old and young as one of the
most pleasant weddings which they
had the good fortune to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindman received
many beautiful presents, among them
Delng CLOCK, b me rocker, some
beautiful silverware and purses OF
various denomiu atoms in cash.
The newly married couple will make
their home on the old Lindman home.
stead in town of Mamre, where they
will be at home to friends after June
q.
That they will have a continued life
of Joy and prosperity is the wish OF
all.
Am ng relatives and friends from
outside points present at the wedding
were: Misses Alma and Ruth Erland-
son, of Milbank, S. D.; Rev. and Mrs
Princell and SOD, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Faulk and son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Willard and children aud
Miss Esther Rodlun, of Wtllmar; Erick
Nord, OF Minneapolis, and Miss Hilma
Westlund, of Horace, N. D.
CORRESPONDENT.
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John Lindner wishes to announce to
the public that he has re-opened his
cigar factory and is again ready to

the public that he has re.opened his
cigar factory and is again ready to
accommodate his patrons.
The Young Ladies' society OF the
Synod church will give an ice cream
social at the Seminary next Monday
evening. Admission 10 cents.
Ole E. Vigen, of Co1fax, was taken
to the Fergus Falls insane asylum to-
day. This morning he was examined
by Drs. G. Johnson and E. S. Frost
and it was found best to send him to
the asylum for treatment.
Brakeman Ole Larson is suffering
from injuries received at Florence
while handling q heavy trunk. The
trunk fell on him, striking his knee In
such manner as to cause an injury
that will necessitate his layin of for
several days. He is At present at his
home In this city under a physician's
care.
L. M. Bulls of West Concord was
in the city last Saturday enroute for
Paynesville. He represents the two
state mutual fire insurance companies
the State Town Dwelling and Farm
ers' Home. He also represents the
State Creamery Insurance company
for cooperative creameriea and had
just been adjusting q loss for the
latter company at Winfield.
j. j. Ekander returned last Satur-
day night from Minneapolis, where he
had been in attendance as q delegate
from the local Tent to the state con-
vention of Maccabees. During: his
absence the tailoring establishment
was in charge of Mr.. II. L. Lillien.
crantz, OF Litchield, who will remain
here 9 greater part of the summer.
Mr.. Ekander's health is not of the
best and he may decide to spend sew
eral weeks among the pines of North
ern Minnesota.
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Fah1un.


Road work is nearly completed in
this locality.
Richard Freedholm, who is sick, is
slowly improving.
John Nordblom is busy erecting
granary on his farm.
Oscar Lindblad transacted business
at Willmar Saturday.
Miss Minnie Sjarstrom is servant
girl at Edward Magnuson's.
Herman Johnson will have the
'phone put in his residence this week.
J. A. Wahlstrand is confined to the
It's.
Emil Erickson of Olivia is visiting
at the home of Mrs. S. J. Sjarstrom
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freed entertained
party of relatives and friends on
Sunday last.
Mission meetings are in progress at
the M: E. church every day and even
ing this week.
Crops are in good condition except
corn, which is q little backward owing
to the cool weather.
Gustaf Forsberg and his daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Hartilius of Rockford, ILL.,,
are visiting at J. A. Lindblad's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Anderson of
446 Pierce Street, Minneapolis, are
spending the week with relatives here.
Messrs. John Elmquist, John Mag
nusOn and Frank HawkinsOn took In
the Old Settlers picnic at Spicer last
Tuesday.
A few of our younger element At
tended a surprise party in Lake Eliza
beth last Saturday evening. They re-
port a good time.
Mrs. -Nels Norine's new residence,
which is under construction, is rapid.
ly looming up under the supervision
of Olof Blackwell.
Andrew Eastlund made q pleasant
call with friends here and at Kandiyo-
hi last week. Mr.. Eastlund is res
ident of the town Of Roseland.
Baptist baptismal ceremonies were
held in Big Kandiyohi lake near Gust
Williamson's place last Sunday fore
noon. Halt q score of candidates were
admitted to their church. =
Sunday, q week ago, q crowd of
merry young people Of the Immediate
hood enjoyed themselves on
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the north shore OF Big Kandiyohi
lake. The gathering was in the nature
OF a picnic. :. - A-s..A -.
The Farmers Consolidated Thresh-
ing co. has ordered, new outfit this
year. Ekander & Melin Bros. of
Willmar are the lucky statesmen &C.
cording to vote. May you have luck
with the rig. : - ".:::>
Wild oats are certainly prospecting
this year beyond all doubt. Farmers
are fighting that foul seed strenuously.
Yet it seems that allHefforts to check
its progress are in vain. This year
excels all previous years.
A few: thinking themselves smart
boys. committed an extremely base act
while at the party Saturday evening.
These young men, residing in q thoro-
ly civilized community like the one
here, ought to consider their character
worth more than soiling it with q deed
;theft) so low as that which was done
on the above mentioned occasion. In
case you young men should attempt to
practice your abilities along that line
again, you will have to suffer the con-
sequences: =.
OLD DAD.
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5vea

JULIO SOs
P. H. Nelson and family visited
Maynard relatives the past week.
c.. L. Englund has returned from St.
Louis and speaks we'll of the Fair.
A number of young people were en-
tertained at Alfred Trulson's Sunday
afternoon.
A very large number of our people
attended the Linn-J ohnson wedding in
Lake Lillian Sunday.
The work on Oscar Lundberg's house
has commenced. Peter Hegstrom is
the contractor in charge.
Miss Ada johnson, who is at pres
ent staying in Willmar, visited at her
home here few days the past week.
A. Erickson came up from Moline,
ILL.,, Friday to assist his uncle, M.
AdamsOn, with the work on the farm.
A large number of our farmers at
tended the annual meeting of the Kan
diyohi Telephone Co. held in Willmar
Saturday.
The Leap Year party given at Ruud's
Saturday evening is said to have been
a grand affair by those who had the
honor to attend.
Martin Halvorson of Kenmare, N.
D., is renewing acquaintance here.
Martin is one of our former boys, but
has been spending the last five years
in Oak ota.
The picnic given by the Y. p. s. last
Friday was pretty we'll attended in
spite of the inclement weather. The
band boys furnished their first open
air concert and did very we'll.
Sunday forenoon was q very memoir
able time here, when nine persons
openly declared their faith in Christ
by being baptized in the waters of Big
Kandiyohi lake. Rev. Nelson, pastor
OF the Baptist church here, performed
the holy rites.
We highly appreciate the stand
taken by the TRIBUNE in the late tele-
phone struggle. 1t proves that said
paper always stands firmly to their
motto: equal rights to all, special
privileges to none" The TRIBUNE
always works for the best interest of
the common people and has therefore
gained deep solid place in their
hearts, which it is sure to keep as long
as it keeps up its present good work.
Whenever the Gazette gives any "re-
spects" to misrepresent the TRIBUNE
it simply more misrepresents itself.
DICK.
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HrctardeT.


Henjum and Huseby are busy re-
pairing wells.
Ole Ellingboe was around buying
hogs last week.
o. S. Reigstad has found out how
very poor the farmers are.
Miss Emma Nygaard is visiting rel
atives at Murdoch this week.
A windmill was put up for I. Han
son last week by J. Powers of MUIR
dock.
Henjum and Huseby went to Kerk-
hoven today to repair the we'll at the
town hall.
Mr.: and Mrs. Eng of Murdoch WIS.,
tied friends at Norway Lake Saturday
and Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
an auction sale at E. Houge's place
Thursday of this week.
Jacob Foshager was in Willmar
Saturday after his wife, who had WIS.,
tied friends there few days. -.
The Ladies Aid society of the West
Lake church will hold an auction at
the church grounds next Friday.
j.. Edward Thonvold, Anton Peterson
and Ole Olson retul ned from Fargo,
N. D., last week, after q few weeks
stay. =. ~: -
Henry Foshager arrived home from
St: Olaf's College Saturday. Henry
will help his brothers on the farm this
summer. #1 - -: n.
HIP. Rud of Fergus Falls preached
ct the. Norway Lake church Sunday
instead OF Seterlie as formerly an
+. J. T. ...sg1.1" -
NJ artin Walby, Edward Mos, Ole
and Hans Houge went up TO Thief
River Falls last week to invest In
o 81 t the land i good,
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CHOKING cATARRn CURED
Your Money Sack II hyomsl Does Not
Cure You.

Your Money Sack u hyomsl Does Not
Cure You.
"Use Hyomei and be cured Of Ca
tarrh," IL what oil who have tried it
for that disease say to their friends.
1t is the easiest thing in the world
to stop catarrh at its beginning If you
use Hyomei. just breathe the health
giving, balsamic air for . few minutes
and your catarrh will be cured.
In this city and neighboring towns,
there are hundreds who can testify to
the remarkable powers of Hyomei to
cure catarrh. Many OF the stsunch-
est friends of this remedy to day be-
gan to use it with little hope that they
would be cured, but a. A. E. Moss
berg offered to refund the money if it
did not cure, they decided to try it on
that plan, and were soon restored to
health.
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1rvir9.

II. O. Hanson has been very sick for
the last week.
The temperance society gave pro-
gram in the church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. J. Jebb is erecting large
and commodious residence on the Jebb
farm.
Last Saturday was very warm day
and we could almost see the corn
grow.
Mr.. Sveberg's place is quarantined,
all the children being sick with diph-
liberia.
Mrs. benjamin. Benson is very sick
and at present there seems to be very
little hope for her recovery.
o. T. Olson has had a wind mill put
up at his place. MIR. Dalhoug, the
well-known we'll man, did the job.
Mrs. Mary Jensen and Miss Malta
Moe have been conducting revival
meetings in the north mission church.
Wednesday, June q, the Ladies Aid
| OF the Norwegian Free church will hold
their annual sale at Martin Christen-
sons place.
The sale conducted at Ed. Benson
place by the Ladies' Aid proved to be
a great success and every thing COM
manded fair price.
Martin Nelson, who has been sick
with the lung fever for some time, is
now rapidly improving and is expected
to be up and about in a few days.
The schOolhOuse in Dist. "a is to
undergo some improvements. A new
chimney will be built that will reach
to the ground and improve the venti-
lation of the building.
The school in Dist. "a closed last
Thursday. The teacher, Miss Mary
Glenn from Olivia, Mimi can be con :
graduated upon the close OF a very
successful 8 months term of school.
AS the Fourth of July is drawing
near the people in general are plan.
ming how they are to spend that great
day. Some are going to the neighbor-
ing towns to celebrate, still the major
ity OF the Irving people will undoubt-
edly spend the day on the balmy shore
of Lake Koronis. The temperance So
ciety will hold festival at Sandy
point. A good program will be given.
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l. AXE Elizabeth.

Albert Olson and family we're in
Willmar Tuesday.
Charley G. Johnson is laying a new
foundation under the old part of the
church.
The Board of the Gennessee & Acton
Insurance Company was in this vicin-
ity Monday.
A mission meeting has been in pro-
gress over Sunday in the Rosendale
Methodist church.
Quite few from here attended the
baptismal services at Fahlun Sunday.
Several were baptized.
We are rejoicing over the fine
weather. Everything looks fine except
that corn 10 q little late.
Fred Stenberg spent Sunday at his
parents home here. Earnest went
with him home to. spend week in
Harrison.
The feed mill at the creamery is be-
ing pushed to completion with rapid
ity that gives the Originators the cred
it of being hustlers.
Earnest Stenberg came home from
Minneapolis Thursday. It is only
four weeks since he had his leg ampu-
tated. He is doing nicely.
E. w. Berg has the contract to build
a coal shed at the creamery, which is
to be erected and filed with coal be-
fore the busy season sets in.
For q short time the store has been
out of flour, as q new floor was put in
the warehouse, but q fresh supply is
now in for the, accommoda alton of Gus
toners.
There will be mission meeting in
the Baptist church this week, COM
mencing Thursday evening, and min
listers from neighboring churches will
be present. - ::
Nels Hort had the misfortune to
lose his pocket book last week. It
contained 80. bill. We expect the
finder will be so honest as to return
same to owner.
Peter Ostrand came up from Mime
apolis Thursday and will stay during
the busy season. He has now gradu-
ated and will probably leave for the
Philippines toward fall.
S. Stenberg returned home Wednes-
day from South Dakota, where he
spent q week with relatives. He says
this country looks finer than Dakota
and that the crop is week ahead here.
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Mr.: and Mrs. S. o. Tjosvold of
Granite Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A..
TJosvold of Willmar are visiting at
the home of A. Gordhamer.
Erik Kapperud, an old settler of this
town, died last Friday evening of ap-
pendicitis. He was sick a little over
week. The funeral takes place to-
day at the East Norway Lake church,
Rev. Sotendahl officiating.
A happy surprise was sprung upon
Mrs. .: G]erdet yesterday by some of
her nelghbors: The ladies brought
baskets we'll filled with good things to
satisfy the inner man. A handsome
purse OF money was left behind as a
token of friendship.
UNCLE ED.
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Local and Personal Notes.

Miss Florence r. Porter 10 home
from Minneapolis.
Miss Nellie Danens is spending the
week with friends and relatives at
Hancock.
Miss Olive stansberry is home from
her school at Sanborn, N. D., for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Richard Haley, of Michigan
City,. N. D., 10 q guest at the Haley
home In this city.
G. 0. Sand held the lucky number
that drew the $500 cottage OF w. e.
Tew st Green Lake.
Mrs. E.. A. Baum, an expert hair
dresser, 10 at the Commercial hotel
in this city for few days.
Mrs. M. E. Travis and Mrs. F. A.
King, of Chicago, are guests at the
home OF Rev and Mrs. H. c. Buell..
Miss Josie Foshaeer left for Alex.
andria on Monday to spend . couple
of months with friends and relatives
Miss Ida Tharaldson left last Thurs.
day for Minneapolis, after q several
days. visit at the home of D. Elmquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis left on
Monday for . months visit at Bos.
ton, Centerville, Mass, and other
points.
Amos Lien has taken q position al
salesman with Sandven, Telstad &
Co. and invites the patronage of all
his friends.
Miss Florence D. Porter returned
last Thursday from Rush City, where
she has been teaching the past year in
the city schools.
|, Mrs. 81. G. Traue, of Sand Point,
Idaho, 10 in the city for q visit with
her sister, Mrs. J. c. Freese. She OK.
poets to remain about q month.
DR.. Baker, successor to DR.. C. W.
Riches, will be here ready for practice
June 80. He will be pleased to- see all
of DR.. Riches patients and friends at
the johnson Block.
Miss Margaret Haley arrived home
last Wednesday morning from Coop
erstowp, N. D., where she has been
teaching the past couple OF years.
Miss Haley has again been honored
with q reelection.
Miss Julia Macdonald returned last
week from Breckenridge, and will
spend the summer ct home. She hss
been reelected to take charge of the
same department next year In the
Bt ckenridRe schools.
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licenses to We'd.

The following licenses to wed have
been issued from the clerk of courts
Office the past week:
June l6-Silas DCdd and Delphia
Hartman.
June l7.-Edwin E. Lundahl and
Anna Malmgren. Married same day
by Jud &c A F. Nordin.
June 18.-Ole Newman and Mabel
Reese.
June 2o.-Henry Hort and Louise
Gunner.
June 81 Thomas F. Downs and
Alice c. Swan; William Spain and
Catherine Wheeler,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-22

WANTED Ambitions lad es and gen.
tlemen anxious to make moLey easily,
rapidly and honestly. Write us for
particulars. No books, no insurance,
no .humbug. 100 per cent profit and
needed In every household. Goods
sell themselves. No talking neces.
ssry. Velveen Mig Co., 10 Western
Ave-, Minneapolis.
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On motion, the meeting was ad-
journed until. June 22nd, 1904, at 2
o'clock p. m.
THOS. II. OLSON,
Vice Chairman Board Of County
Commissioners of Kandiyohi,
County, Minnesota
LEWIS JOHNSON,
County Auditor and Ex-Oncio
Clerk of Board.
(Seal.)
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St. Louis Exnoxitlon.

The Chicago Great Western railway
will allow ten.day stop over at either
Chicago or Kansas City on payment
OF $l.00 fee on through tickets to the
Worlds Fair. For rates and other
information apply to any Great Wes-
tern agent, or j. P. Elmer, G. P. A.,
Chicago, Ill.
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J. g. Jansrud plat. 2 50
Alton Crosby, publishing. .............. 1873 40
E. 5. Frost, coroner's fees. Is As
q. A. Jacobson, pa1nt................... 9 rs
Orville A. Scudder. services on Rose
land proposed ditch............ II 90
Geo. Bodin. conducting examination
State High School Board... 500
Carrie Larson, conducting examin-
alton State High School Board. 500
Carrie Larson, conducting examiu-
alton State High School Board $50
John johnson, whitewa ASKING In JAIL. 500
H. w. Burr, services as chairman on
Roseland proposed ditch........... 16 OF
Ole Lundquist. board for prisoners. 513
Otto Wennerlund, jury fee Justice
court I IL
E. S. Frost, coroner's fees. 10 o5
Ole Lundquist, sherif1's fees............. 266 %
E. P. Glad, carpenter work on JAIL. rs 90
O. A. Jacobson, services as juror
Justice Court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 112
o. A. Jacobson, services a. witness
Justice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 112
G. A. Nelson, jury fee Justice Court. 112
e. S. Frost, professional services to
prisoners ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s 90
b. F. Jenness, services as civil en-
gineer st. Johns proposed ditch 14s 80
Ohsberg, SelviE Co., hardware. IS
Ohsberg, Selvig & Co., supplies for !
engineer in ditch survey, L. L.
ditch........................ .......... 65
School Education Co., examination
paper....... so
John e. Gesch, chairman ditch sur
vey and board for survey party 10 so
John Aim, labor ON Court House
yard e1s
H. Haraldson, witness fees Justice
Court ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900. .... 112I
Peterson Qvale wood and lumber SO "a
liver Thorson, services as chairman,
ditch survey. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Nels g. Greenfield, services al flag ::
man in ditch survey. 90
]. O. Malmberg, deputy sherif's fees 80
Christ Paulson services ON ditch sur
vey ...........:....-... ...:........... %. 2 Is
Chas. A. Nelson, services as rodman
on ditch ..~...............:... Is 40
Alton Crosby, job printing. .:...........: 81 66
Willmar Telephone Exchange, phone r
rent for April and May.............. 1s 90
Leonard A. Soldering. services a.
chaiAmau ditch survey.........:.... 10 go
George Warren. meal for ditch sur. : II
veyor and assistant ~ 90
i
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Furnished rooms for rent Ut PIG
b IHe;a6 s1,, ave esst' blocks from
or Carlson Bros. & Frost's drug
store. 14-tf
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FOR RENT-Two or three rooms.
upstairs, near LincGla school. In
quire at this Office. l3.tf
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High grade cigars ON sale at Oloi
sandboh. Go there, when you want :
good smoke. i. =: *:*:.3:o =. 15-tf
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Olof sandbo is prepared TO sell ice
cream by the quart or in any quantity.
15.tf
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FOR RENT-Four rooms, pantry
and closets. Suitable for q family Of
Two. No children. 504 4sh St. lit
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Ask your grocer for the "New Bak-
cry" bread. Aft
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No loo to Throshesmon.

one j. 1. Case separator, feeder and
blower. Weiqher complete: Ooly
run Is days. Bought new last year.
viii sell cheap. 1872
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Ask for "Seal of Minnesota" the
be st 10 cent smoke on the market.
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J. T. otos WRITES hre and tornado
insurance. .s /. IS. ...s .s Us. /. q. 4 8lti