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NTiUIIDTNI
II PROBATE MANIToWoC County touRT.
In the Matter OF the Estate of William
Hampton deceased
To all whom ii may concern,
Letters teStamentarv on said estate of
William Hampton, deceased having been
issued to Robert Hampton on the 18th day
of April A. ID 1904 and six months from and
after said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for exam
nation and allowance notice of which is here
by given,and also that the undersigned will on
September 9Th, 1901 and November lst 1901,
being the first Tuesdays of said months,
at the Probate Office in the City of Mani
towoc, in said County, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against said deceased
Dated April ~, 1891
John CHL0TpEK, County Judge
Sedgwick, Sedgwck & Schmidt, Attorneys
Publish May 5-2- 1928
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Franklin

| The weather is favorable this week:
The friends and relatives of John
Sheehy will be pleased to learn that he
has fully recovered from severe illness.
| Mr.. George L. Oswald is a frequent
caller in our burg. Come again George,
you're always a welcome visitor
Rich ROLAND spent Sunday eve in Taus
with very esteemed friend.
Matt Stelzer returned North, last Wed
nesday and left one of our young ladies
feeling mighty blue.
Mich. Duggan Of Reedsvlle was seen
driving through our burg Sunday eve,
on his way to Taus.
last week but she doesn't use a Ratchet
nowadays
Maggie Cleary of Manitowoc visited
friends and relatives here recently.
James O'Hearn, the son of Mr. and
Mrs 2. O'IIearn, is on the sick hist
1t is rumored that we will have a wed
ing here, in the near future
Can any one tell what makes Albert
Rady looks so down hearted of later
Mich Gallaher visited at Dan Mangan'a
recently.
Joe Denore spent Sunday with his
parents at Taus
John Kocourek of Reedsville visited
at Maple Grove Sunday
Annie Cavanaugh spent Sunday with
her parents at Reedsville
Lots of rain now days.
John Nespor has rented Max Bohms
saloon.
John Hill attended the leap year dance
Sunday evening but was disappointed.
Frank Remiker purchased new pair
OF shoes from Frosch Bros but on his
return home he had the misfortune of
loosing one of them
Don't forget to attend the dance at
Taus the fifteenth
Mr.. John Kane and Jerry Duggan are
visiting relatives here.
Dan Hayes is working for the Landreth
Pea COMPANY
Constance and Annie Mangan were
ont calling last week
Anton Hienek WAS seen at Grimms
Sunday
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Final settlement
II Pro RArE MANlrowOC County CouRT
In the Matter Of the Estate of Jane Patterson,
deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Edward
Barns ~ the Estate OF said deceased, for the
adjustment and allowance of his adminstra-
ton account tand the assignment of the residue
Of said estate to such other persons az are 10y
law entitled to the same:
It Is ordered. that said account be examined,
adjusted and allowed mt special term of said
Court 10 he held at the Office of the County
Judge in the City of Manitowoc in said County
on Tuesday. the 3lst day of May, A d.
1904
II i further ordered that upon the adjust
ment and allowance of such account nv this
Court AZ aforesaid the residue of said Estate,
be by the further order and Judgment of THIS
Court, assigned to such persons as are by law
entitled to the same
II Is further ordered that notice of the time
and place of examination and allowance of such
account and of the assignment of the residue
Of said estate, he given to all persons interest
ed. by publication of the order for three src-
cessive weeks. before said day in the Manitow-
DC Pilot, weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished At the City of Mantowoc and state Of
Wisconsin
Dated May & 1901 by the Court.
JOHN CHLOUPEk, County Judge
l'arnsch aud Kelley Attorneys
l'ub May 5, II ~
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Schumacher
Cycle and Motor Works
MANITOWOC, WIS.
726 Commercial Street.
STATE or wGsCoNslN-cncrrr cornr

CTATE OF WISCONSIN CRcurr Carnr:
- MANmowoC COUNTY
John b ConneIl, Plaintiff, vs. Margaret Sulli
van, John Sullivan Thomas sullivan, Patrick
sullivan Jr, Mary Hurley, VIM Heating
Della heating Margaret Keating and Mathew
Swanton, Defendants SUMMONS
The state OF Wisconsin, To the said DEPENDENTS
and each of them
fOu are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service OF this summons OK.
elusive of the day of service and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
IN case of your failure SO to do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according TO the de-
mand of the complaint; of which copy is here
with served upon you
CONNELL e. NEIDNER
Plaintiffs Attorneys
T o. Address Room BOZ Germania building.
Milwaukee Milwaukee Co Wisconsin
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Creditors

INOticc To UreditOrsl
IN PROBATE antowoc County Court
TN the Matter OF the Estate of Bernard
Brennan, deceased
To all whom it may concern;
Letters testamentary on said estate having
been issued to Mary Ann Brennan on the % day
OF April A, d. 1904 and six months from and
after said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for exam-
nation and allowance, notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will on the First Tues.
day OF November, 1904, at the Probate
County, receive, examine and adiu all claims
and derands OF all persons against said de-
ceased
Dated April 25 1904
JOHN CHLOUPEK County Judge
Schmltz, Burke 81 Cratic ATTORNEYS.
Publish April IS, May g. IL, 10
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IN PROBATE MANIrnwoc CorSTy CorRr
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Michael
Northumberland
TOnll whom il may concern Letters tcsta-
mentary on said cstate.of Michael Madigan hav-
ING been issued to I. \ Conway on the ard day OF
May, A = i1ui and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for cred.
itors 10 present their claims for examination and
allowance notice Of which II hereby given that
the undersigned Will the eighth iay ~
Of November, 1901, nj the Probate once IN
the city Of Manitowec, IN said County receive
examine and adjust MI claims and demands 81
all persons against said deceased
Dated May Bird. laaA
JOHN cHLpTPFK Comfy Judge.
Publish May b Il, II Al
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Events of a Week Gathered In
by Correspondents
SllOtO

John Dexheim of Elkart Lake tran
sacted business here last week
John Stueck who has been i'll during
the winter is still unable to be around.
J. NJ Learned, the we'll known live
stock breeder Of Port Washington was
seen here last week
The fine weather Of late has enabled
~ majority Il farmers to complete
sowing Although the winter was
record breaker the rye and clover are
doing well.
Catching suckers seems to be the
leading amusement here ut present
Sometimes however the boys are so
unfortunate as to catch pickerel This
happens frequently but they are al
ways thrown back into the river again
You know here III Shoto, all things are
done in strict compliance with law
Anton Stadler who war seriously i'll
and whose recovery was doubted at one
time is couyalescent, Or Farrell Of
Two Rivers is attending him
80
George Slversack, Ir, lost a valuable
horse last week
Mrs Andrew Fay has returned from
Chicago where she visited the past two
weeks
Aloei Ni'H''''t' ~ VINO WIZ III
the Mantowoc hospital the past -ix
weeks rnr0verirg frriu "a anvprp attack /
"e'NE recovering from severe "l,"N
vi , f''''' lrH''' "i''.' 90 ''0'i'' va g" e"
l,7'"S. i''' i'ii'5 ~ 'eD'7 WIZ oe
l'''"N''' 81" 'e"''' 'i'"' Nv ~ i'H"'n''R "'7
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the banks Of the river We're glad to
sec Won again bows When yon come
il means spring and we hang AWAY the
fur cont
Korneli Bansou Of Manitowoc visited
with his grand parents here on Sunday
A grand May Ball il TO be given at
Fred Jackimstal's hall on sunday May
18th The public is cordially invited to
attend
Fred Stuck wa- called TO Newton
burg on Thursday on account Of the
serious Illness IF ms son nlaw Henry
iioettner who 81 down with pneumonia.
Mics Rosa krumdick who spent the
winter IN Chicago arrived home Last
week
Plants so Trees, Arbor Day
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IN PROBATE MASfTowoc COUNTY CorRT,
In the matter of the estate OF Laura
Jerman, deceased
10 all whom it may concern. Letters on
said estate having been issued to
A D. 1904 md six months from and after said
day being allowed and limited for creditors
to present their claims for examination and
allowance notice ia hereby given that
the undersigned will, on November / 1904 at the
Probate Office in the city Of MantOwoc in
said county. examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against said de-
ceased
Dated April 18th 1904
JOHN CHIOUPEK County Judge
Srhmitz Burke 4 Crate, Attorneys
Publish May 5-i2lA26
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Mlstook him Tor Judge ehloupek
Maple Grove

Most d our farmers have finished
their spring reeding and the women
folk hay. completed thor mouse clean
ing
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Maple Grove Village

Happy were we NIL TO- greet the return
Of VIM Driscoll and Joseph Comiskoy
who arrived here from Missouri last
week
John ROLAND has broken ground for
u now fence 10 enclose his lot If such
fence he erected along the line dcaignat
cd by the stakes j + Sheahan will lOae
onto strip Of territory along the west.
ern boundary,
Three Coming Dances
Boys and girls reserve the date Of Fri
day evening, May 2 for then We will
brighten all the nail heads in the floor
of w Il Mullins new burn
James Mullins will give grand bill
Mt his hall Friday evening May 20
June Bird. two weeks following, the
basc ball team will give grand dance
at the same place Now take heed lost
yeforRet
A Menchalyille despatch states that
Ernest Botch Of this place, was sighted
passing there sunday IN route for the
far east, not Maucharia but Coopers.
town
j Watt andJ J Hogan hayc gone
into the vehicle business
For "details Of the Russo Jap war 90 to
j f. Watt
Farmers who did not finish sowing
before the last rains will be set bacl<
week in consequence
& j MulcAhy II not ~ Interested IN
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ReedsyiIle

Mr. faiee wa4a Ianitoaoa visitor
Monday
MI Dumas transacted business in
Mantowic on Monday
Lost
A gold brooch. Finder please return 10
Manda Kiehi Reedayille
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Michael Pritzl and Joseph Denk Of
Cato left for visit to the Fatherland
Monday
Z II Guhn passed through here
Monday in the interest OF the Bay View
Wine Company of Sandnsky Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Krumschnabl of
Dorchester are visiting with Peter Hoyer
and family
Maurice Cohen and Vernan King
were united III marriage ut De Pere last
Wednesday Rev Father Ryan ofiiciat-
ing
Charles Willer Of Seymour and Emma
Norke were married ut Morrison
Wednesday The young people will
make their home on the groom farm at
Seymour
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Oriental Patent
Flour

Will never produce poor baking
results. First, last and always,
QUALITY is our only consider
alton in making, the same even,
first quality never varying makes
ORIENTAL PATENT FLOUR
dependa BILE for every day in the
year. Try it, your grocer sells
it. Milled by
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Mr. q Y Israel, Of Two Rivers. spent
Sunday with friends In the village,
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Last Sunday rain prevented some of
Our young men from attending the
| dance Mt Ref They should remember
that OF all sad words OF tongue or pen,
the saddest are these. 1t might have
been 1T might have been worse)
Miss Anna Cavanaugh spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Cavanaugh, at Reedsvlle
Mr. and Mrs NJ J. Mullins, Jr., were
at Manitowoc last Wednesday,
Z. A Sullivan purchased fine horse
from b Mullins, of Cato.
VIM, Mullins barn is completed
Miss Agnes Morrissey spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs James Mullins
Mr. and Mrs. John Siegler OF Chicago,
are the guest of Mr. Sieglers parents,
Mr. and Mrs + Siegler.
Patsy Cavanaugh is very busy at the
present writing trying to find out who
mentioned his name In the Franklin
notes two weeks ago.
Eugene Sullivan seems to be getting
very popular of late But Eugene de.
serves Nll the praise he is getting.
The Franklin correspondent does very
we'll in cOncealing his identity 80 long
but never mind, Martin, you are always
welcome. either as guest or as a CORE
spoudent
Eugene Sullivan purchased fine
horse from w. f. Mullins.
Ed Ledvina has begun work on new
barn for J Remker Ed Is hustling
carpenter
Tackles Extremes
John Hogan should please bear in
mind that there is such thing ~ going
to extremes Some time ago he was
small, fair completed lady. Lately he
has seemingly changed his mind and is
keeping company with very tall dark
Completed lady,
VIM Mullins left Monday for his
home in Amigo
The friends of John Sheehy are pleas
ed 10 learn that he is able to be about
again after his long illness.
Master Judges Birthday
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Sulli
van wa one or great enjoyment last
Sunday afternoon, the occasion being
Master Raymond Judges birthday
Quite number OF children gathered to
help celebrate The day was we'll spent
with games and pastimes. A lunch was
served at . 30 The children seemed to
enjoy themselves and departed for home
AT u late hour
Miss Catherine Roland spent Wednes-
day with her sister, Mrs NJ J. Mullins.
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lNOtlee 70 troditOrs)
IN PROBATE Mantowoc County Court
In the Matter ofthe Estate of j f. Schulz
deceased
To all whom il may concern
Letters trstameniarv on said estate having
been issued to William Link and l.. e. Seng-
lauh on the 10th day OF May A d 1904 and
six months from and after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors To present
their claims for examination and allowance,
notice II hereby given, that the undersig ned
will on November Il 1904 Mt the Probate
Office IN the City of Mantowoc, In said
County receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against said
deCcased
Dated May 10Th 1904
JOHN CHLOtpEK, County Judge
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& II Cary was ehosen IT one II the
delegatsa II TIE stale convention 70 be
held 1T Madison May ath
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Quick Repairs

Are not necessarily poor repairs.
Depends upon the skill and in
telligence Of the workman.
Our workman are both deft
and brainy and have tools which
are time savers.
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Miss Catherine Roland spent Wednes.
lay with her sister, Mrs NJ j Mullins
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Mr. Rudabeck, Of Carlton, spent a
few days with his daughter, Mrs Loo
Yogi
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Bicycle Repairing

of every kind is save in our
hands. From the stoppage of a
simple puncture to the complete
ovarhauling OF wheel we can
give satisfaction and our charges
are not high, either.
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| ackles Extremes

VIM Mullins left Monday for his
nome in Amigo
The friends of John Sheehy are pleas
I'd 10 learn that he is able to be about
lgain after his long illness.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-03
WORK OF BOARD OF PARDoNs

State Board Of Pardons Still Busy
with Applications for cIemency
Today. ..
The state board of pardons met yes
terday afternoon and considered ap-
plications for pardons. Two were
granted by the board yesterday after
noon, that of Danielson, sent up for
horse stealing from Ward county. It
appears Danielson picked up horse
On the range, rode it for q time and
turned it loose. He was arrested and
found guilty but under the circum-
stances the board felt disposed to ex-
ercise clemency. John Gabel who is
serving Jail sentence for selling hay
off a claim in the unorganized terri
tory was also pardoned. He thought
the claim was his but contest was
filed, and he pleaded guilty to dispos-
ing Of the hay although he thought
he was justified in selling it under the
circumstances.
This morning the Till case was TAX
en- up and occupied the forenoon.
The board is still busy this after
noon with the Till case, attorney Cal
lahan of Casselton appearing for Till.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-03
DIGGING OUT THE TRAIN.
500 and Washburn Road Officials
Lending All Their Energies to the

QUO ana "dSnpurn koad OFFICIALS
Lending All Their Energies to the
Clearing Of their Tracks.
Shoveling out has been the war-cry
of the local railroad officials during
the day today. Supt. Derrick of the
500 reports that the branch was near
ly clear last night. The rotary op-
ened up the track to Kuhn and started
to clear the track west of Kuhn, but
another high wind filled in the cuts
again and the plow had to be tied I'D
again. 1t is working today and Mr..
Derrick says that unless another blow
comes up today, the track will be clear
tonight and a train will probably ar
rive late in the evening.
The Washburn road has a pillow and
a force Of snow shovelers digging out
the train that was showed in at
Arnold. It is tedious task, and will
take some time. At the Washburn
Offices this morning it was stated that
nothing definite could be stated to-
ward resumption of train service until
1t was seen what progress had been
made today. It may be that the track
can be cleared so that train can be-
run tomorrow but it is not certain.
The Northern Pacific tracks are
pretty we'll cleared. The train that
was held all night Monady at New
Salem and passed through here yes
terday afternoon bore lot of passen-
gers who were none the worse for
their experience Of a night in the
drift. IN 5:.rr@... sz.> r. }
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81 a 4 4 n .EWs

Minors high school building was
totally destroyed by fire.
W. H. Brown has assumed his duties
as register OF the Grand Forks land
office. &SS- 2&E.y Il,
A. J.. Parmeter of Minor is the
winner Of $1,07O in an election guess
ing contest. s 5g a 4
The depot at McCanna, Grand Forks
county, has been closed by the Great
Northern and the people there are
indignant. +: III !, s.}s 5F55,
c. l.. Zimmerman Of ,Mandan took
the place Of W. H. Brown on the dele
cation to Washington to appear on the
Indian school matter, . ssssss,
Conductor Wooley Of Larimore had
both legs broken by being thrown
from car when his train went into
a snowbank IT.. *
The body of Judge Allen was found
frozen about mile west OF Williston.
During the trouble in Buford early in
the summer he was arrested for con-
tempt Of court and was held in the
county Jail awaiting the February
term Of court. Sunday he was re.
leased on bail and went to Buford
The train stopped at the yard limits
!, to take side track and Allen stepped
off the train. The passengers notified
the train crew that man had left the
train. The crew went back with the
engine and looked two hours for him
Not finding him they returned to Will
liston. This, morning he was fount
dead. He was nearly 70 years old an6
a we'll known character in that local.
ty. He leaves a wife, and severa
children.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-03

teen guests will go from st. Paul, two
\ from Minneapolis # and one from
Duluth. The other guests will be
Ezra G.. Valentine Of Breckenridge,
1 MINI, y. s, Judge John g. Garland of
Sioux Falls. s. D. and the following
North Dakotans Hon. R. j. Turner,
Joseph Hare, M. H jewell, E. "A. Will
liams,, Bismarck; w. R. Kellogg, John
Knauf, Jamestown; Hon. JOS. Roach,
Minot; Lee Pettibone. Dawson; Geo.
M. Young, Valley City,; b. Y. sarles,
Hillsboro; George B. Winship, Grand
Forks; J. G. Hunter, J. B. Folsom, H..
G. Plumley, Fargo; Mary Pennington,
Ellendale; A. G. McGillivray, Dickin-
son and Major Mclaughlin, Standing
Rock. Major Edwards Of Montreal is
expected to Join the party in. New
York i55s \. III. =4 .s n!
Commissioners Meet--The county
!! commissioners are in session today
and transacting routine business.
Marriage Lcense-A marriage lie.
ense was issued by Judge Fort today
to F. y. Oeltjen and Miss Fannie M
Cochrane. v., '
Impossible suggestion-The James
town Alert hears that architects arr
preparing plans. for q new opera hous'
at Bismarck. . 5a !, -. H.
.Notice-The Ladies' Aid society o
the First Baptist church will be hell
on Thursday afternoon Of this wee]
at the home Of Mrs, Joseph Wood o.
Third Street at 2:3O. Ali member
are requested to be present.
i Anniversary-Mr. and Mrs b. K
4 Bull y celebrated the anniversary Q
their wedding last night with a 81
handed eqchre party. Prizes wer
won by Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain an
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook. Refreshment
were served and very pleasant even
fng passed. Three Il tables wer
played. .@.,,s:s .~.s,. ~ .iS55.ss8s s=52s
Il District Court-District court wa
adjourned by Judge Winchester yes
terday until February 9Th, when tn
;, Kuntz case IS to be taken up. Tha
- will probably be the only case consi6
- cred then, and an adjournment wi
- be taken until February 18th, whe
: the matter Of calling jury to TT
some Of the pending criminal case
will be decide ed upon. The cases
the State VS.. McGahey and the Stat
- VS.. Ida Smith were dismissed. Motto
=, for dismissal was made in the cases I
the State VS.. Rolling, Chilkoff, He'
y, mark and SHIRLEY, but no order hs
been entered yet. .,.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-03
HOW TO MAKE MONEY FROM
SHEEP.

South Dakota, Farmer Hears from
DugaId Campbell of the Right Way
to Ranch.
Frank Kelley of Wopnsocket, vs.. D.,
in the Dakota Farmer: =
u "A few days ago was in North Da-
kota, journeying up the Bismarck line
of the $780, and soon after the train
crossed the line between Logan and
Emmons counties, it began to slow up
at the platform near the great Camp
bell sheep ranch. Hustling out at
the rear of the coach had the pleas
ure of greeting Dugald Campbell, who
with his family, was just boarding
the train for Bismarck. Mr.. Camp
bell Is one of the old-timers Of this
region, and one of the best-known
sheepmen of North Dakota. At one
time the Northwestern Live Stock Co.,
OF which he is the president and man
ager, had nearly hundred thousand
sheep out in small focks on shares
with settlers in the Missouri slope
country Of North Dakota. but at the
present time this number is greatly
reduced. Those settlers who took
sheep on shares some years ago, now
have enough sheep Of their own, and
equently the company is finding
it difficult to place Its sheep out. The
terms are half the increase and half
the wool. In some cases the com
pany has loaned money to build sheds.
+ Mr.. Campbell says those who have
made the most from taking q flock
5of sheep, are men who can manage
q flock Of two or three hundred with
out hiring any additional help. Mem
bers Of their own families herding
them In the summer and helping to
feed them in the winter. IN this way
. settler and his children are given
employment that pays quite wen; but
the inexperienced man who goes Into
the sheep bupsiness and hires all his
help. 10 taking chances Of loss instead
Of profit It often happens that the
poor man who invests no money. but
takes 4 small flock on shares, goes
slow and careful and learns the busi-
ness. makes far more than the man
who buys large flock and depends on
hiring help.
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! PERSONALS.

Mrs. Ray Conklin has returned from
a trip to jamestown.
Hugh Scott has returned from the
Pacific coast where, he has been for
several weeks. -s