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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
TEAMS TO CARRY PUPILS
Citizens Of Hixton, Wis, Decide to
Build Free High School.

BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS.-At an election
lust held in the town Of Hixton,. it was de
ctded by large majority to establish free
first one in the county. Children will be carried
by esms where the distance is too long to
walk. -- :. v...n - ..
The W. A. Thomas Milling company of North
Bend has just completed the best dam in this
part OF the state. 1t is 120 feet long, II feet
high, IA feet wide on the bottom and built of
solid cement. The company is building another
Owing to the serious illness of son Of Judge
O'Neil. the regular term Of court to open here
today will be postponed indefinitely. The judge
Will hear few court cases but the jury cases
Will not be tried until later date.
A. B. Jones, special Indian farmer, Is having
hard time with his wards. So many of them
are drunk and disorderly all the time that he
can do nothing with them. They generally give
their time in the fall to corn husking and potato
digging. but they appear to be too busy with
the frewater to attend to anything else and
much trouble is anticipated at the coming annual
payment, -, 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
tsLEMONADE BILL IN TROUBLE
Little Falls Officers Believe They Can.
Connect Him with q Robbery. -.

LITTLE FALLS, A1NN.,-The police have
made what tLey believe to be an important
catch in the person Of Jess Neal. better known
in local circles as Lemonade Bill" Neal and
pal were suspected Of the robbery Of P. A. Hart
mans store at Pierz. fifteen miles east Of this
city, on the night of Sept. ~, when about $12
in cash and notes and other papers to the value
of 200 were taken. s0..E.' =. i 49,. = : ?
Neal anG his pal were seen In the village and
near the store about an hour before the robbery
and suspicion rested on the. pair. Neal was
arrested, but was released for want Of evi-
dence, while his partner disappeared completely.
Yesterday the police were informed that Neal
was on the west side celebrating and spending
money freely III the saloons. t----.''
The officers went to Investigate but Neal
could not be found and was not seen until this
morning when he was passing the night patrol
mans residence going in the direction Of the
stockyards. The patrolman arrested him and
Mississippi river ~ bridge ridge Neal ii attempted % To te
throw some some papers in the river. The wind, how
ever blew the papers back upon the bridge.
They were pi,ked up and found to be missing
insurance policies taken from the Hartman store.
While Neal disclams all knowledge of the
robbery, he cannot account for the presence Of
was found upon him. - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
WISCONSIN
NEW CHANNEL FOR
The MISSISSIPPI
PLANS BEING FORMED FOR RIVER
IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION.
Annual Meeting Begins. at La Crosse To-
morrow and Will Last Two Days
Large Attendance of Senator's and
congressman Is Assured.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 9.-The annual conven-
tion of the Upper Mississippi Improvement as
sociation opens in this city tomorrow and con-
tinues two days. The gathering will be the
most important of any convention OF the Kind
ever held. Two United States senators. eight
attendance. IT,, .ss..ss. .s<> ...ia.t .1.Zs4ssl
5 Among those who will be here to take part in
the sessions are Senators Clapp Of Minnesota
and Senator John G. Spooner Of Wisconsin,
Congressman Rainey of Carrollton, ILL.,; Con-
gressnlen Hougen and Birdsall Of Iowa, Con.
gressmen McGavtn, Lorimer and Wharton OF
Chicago, Congressman J. H.. Stevens of 0sh-
kosh, Wis.,, and Congressman Fred G. Stevens OF
st. Paul, MINI. OF these Messrs. Lorimer and
Davidson are members Of the committee on rty.
ers and harbors. Ex-Governor S. r. Van SAINT
will represent the state of Minnesota and Gov
ernors Cumlnins Of Iowa and Dineen of Illi-
nois are expected to be present. Delegates will
also be here from every city and town along the
Mississippi river between st. Paul and st.
Louis, =: = =. - ~ .yE.
1t is proposed at this meeting to lay out some
definite plans for improving the Mississippi
river by establishing six-foot channel between
st. Paul end St. Louis.
About to be released from the state peniten-
tiary Of Montana after serving sentence of
four years, George Williams, alias G. W. Bar
hydt, former resident of La Crosse, will be ar
rested at the gate when about to step out into
the world free man. ----.-
Williams, in company with another, held up
and robbed William Z. Potter of La Crescent in
1895. They secured sum of money from the
aged man and started gristmill. Later they
were confronted with evidence of the crime and
confessed the holdup. Williams received ten
years at Saltwater and his companion, Con-
molly Of La Crescent seven years.
Williams will be released from Deer Lodge,
Mont, prison tomorrow. He has served a four
years sentence for larceny committed in Mon
| tana after deserting from the United States
army in the western state. Williams served halt
| of the ten-year term, breaking parole In Mime
apolis.
La Crosse is in the midst of diphtheria cpl
| dem1c. Two deaths in two days and dozens OF
new cases is the record to date The deaths
| are Meta F. Ness, aged years, and Arthur Gil
| bertson, aged years. The health department
| has taken charge of all the cases.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
.. SWIFT COUNTY's FAIR -. !:
Appleton Proposes to Make It a Per-
manent Institution. T. ~

Z. APPLETON. MINN.-The Swift county fair,
held the 4th, 9Th and 9th, was success hnan-
c1ally and otherwise. The exhibits Of livestock
and domestic goods were numerous. The horse
races brought out fast animals and were in
teresting; On Oct. s. in the 22o trot or pace.
Iurs, $3.50, DR.. e. won: Minnie Netwood, second;
John G. third: DR.. c.. fourth. In the 2:s5 trot,
purse $500, Horace W., won; Rosa May, second !:
Maggie, third. Attorney General E. T.. Young and
Congressman A. J. Volstead spoke to large
sooG On Oct g. in the 2:45 .trot or pace, purse
$500, Brown Dick won: Prince Albert second: :
Maggie, third: Dan F. D.. fourth. In the free.
ror AZ, gu, Sc $780, Billy :Boggs won; Dr. o.,
fourth. -. 49, ~'~AA"A 80 -
For years the Swift county fair was held at
the the, county seat but in recent years has been
permanent a M fair In spite Of the many objections
Mrs: J. S. Ewers died at her home in Ample
ton OF consumption Funeral services were held
IN the city hall Sunday afternoon. She was q
member OF the Eastern Star and leayes a husband
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
ILLITERATE PERCENTAGE
South Dakota Census Shows It to Be
1.9 of Population.

PIERRE. S. D.-The figures in the census
office show that out of the total population of
the state 3,941 people over 10 years of age
were returned as illiterate. Besides these 4, ,402
were returned with the notation unknown" in
the nteracy column. The total returned as In
the illiterate class would be IL per cent of the
whole population But superintendent Robinson
classes one-half of the unknown with these and
shows the illiteracy to be 1.9 per cent. OF those
returned as illiterate 1882 were males and 1859
females The iliteracy is principally among the
older people, only 954 being returned such
ages Of 81 and A there. are 1890 in that class,
and 1O72 are over As. ;
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

Thurston, who was sentenced to a. four years
term in the state penitentiary at Anamosa for
the killing Of James Dillon In this city,
removed to the hospital for the insane at In
dependence the day after her sentence at Ana
mosa expired.
year after her incarceration in the state
prison, the woman was paroled condition
railroad man, who had remained true to her
memory and expressed a desire to marry the
at the prison walls. The devotion of Thurston
the woman left him, abandoning her home in
Chicago to return to Clinton. She was returned
to Anamosa by the Clinton authorities, to COM
lplete her sentence, str f.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
MINNESOTA
BISHOP MAKES
HIS APPOINTMENTS
METHODIST EPISCOPAL PASTORS
CLOSE EVELETH CONFERENCE.
Vote to Tax Portion Of Salaries Is
Adopted Many Are Ordained Dea-
cons-Love Feast Brings Annual
Meeting to a Close. -
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal. s..- Z.
Eveleth, MINI, Oct. AT a special session
the routine business was completed. Bishop
Mcdowell presided and announced the following
nominations: ''
To apportion benevolences and nominate stand
ing committee and the presiding elders to preach
the missionary, sermon, Rev. DR.. Jordan of Min
neapolis; alternate Rev; W. 3: J. Gratz. Two
Rev. "A. H. Mckee; alternate, Rev. G. A. An
derson. Triers Of appeals, Rev. Messrs. F. G.
Clark, II. A. Coole, w. X. Grey, G.. e. Sat
Fiesher. i''' -" 'll''ei w. Nl.
The presiding elders announced the following
nominations for the committee conference: Stew
S. G. Briggs. E. H. Nicholson, a. D.. Thompson.
]. B. Smith, G. W. Lawson J. G. Crozier and
A. A. Graves; ministerial qualifca tions, Rev.
Messrs. Shannon, Dewart, Gid, Powell F1esher,
| also committees book concern. church exten-
sion, churches, state, education. hospitals and
deaconesses. missions. young people, resolutions
| Reports were read from the committee on the
book concern, the freedman's aid, board of
church extension and young peoples societies.. =
Rev. Edwin NJ Randall, DID,, general secre-
| tary Of the Epworth league, was introduced and
addressed the conference. Resolutions were
passed expressing pleasure at the delightful ses-
sion of the conference now closing, the sweet
spirited administration of Bishop Mcdowell, and
| appreciation for the kindness of the local pas.
| tor, church and congregation. .r
| Conference Love Feast.
| Rev. William Fielder took charge of the con
| ference love feast Sunday, and for hour
and a half this service enjoyed. Their
Bishop Mcdowell preached his text being St
John Xxx, 90-31. In the afternoon the ordina
tion service took place when the following were
ordained by the. bishop as deacons:, J.. NJ
Blackhurst, Thomas Grice, J.: A. Hayes, J. s
Kettewel, J. A. Lewis, William A. Pringle
II. R. Scott, A. e. Woman and T. N. Swim
merton. AS elders, John J. Parish, Ezra R
Stevenson and B. F. Koch. - ~ ats
A memorial service was then held, for $th,
ministers who had died during the year. Thi
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
IOWA
DELAYS A BUILDING
OF NEW HOSPITAL
IOWA WAITS FOR DEVELOPMENTS
IN BEHRING'S DISCOVERY, ~--
Experts Announcement Of a Cure for
oonsumptves Influences Medical AS
sociation in Temporarily Abandoning
Plan to Build Institution. Il
Special to The journal.

Special to The journal. 80 1s..- -+~.~
Fort Dodge; Iowa, Oct. 9.-Behring's an
nouncement to the world at the Parts meeting
that he had discovered cure for tuberculosis
will, in all probability, cause the postponement
of any action by the state Of Iowa looking
toward the erection Of a tuberculosis hospital
for the treatment of the disease.
The Iowa Association for the Study and Pre-
ventton Of tuberculosis, which has for its head
Ex-Governor William Larrabee, had planned to
come before the Iowa Legislature this winter
and ask for an appropriation of at least $780,
600 for the purpose of erecting suitable hos
pital where patients could be treated according
to the most advanced ideas. In addition to this
move, it was planned to inaugurate campaign
Of education for the prevention or spread of
the disease. Behring's announcement will at
least call a halt to the proceedings in SO far
as the state is concerned, until more is known
Of the new discovery. H.
DR.. J. w. Kline, in an interview on the sub
Ject stated that there would be a marked ten
dency towards relaxation of all efforts until the
truth Or falsity of Behring's announcement has
been determined. It will cause lack of in
terest in the organized efforts that are every
where being put forth toward the suppression of
this disease and it. will be very difficult, ii
not impossible, to interest the coming legisla.
ture sufficiently to get appropriation IN be-
half Of a. state sanatorium for the consuraptive
DOOR. 80 ''. .'-a.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
:. BONDsMEN MAKE GOOD
District Court in Fergus Falls Receives
Amount Of Aliens Bail.

: FERGUS FALLS. MINN.-The bondsmen of
W: "; Allen have turned 1000 into the district
which was recently declared forfeited. '' l
Allen was indicted for forgery and was
brought back from Oklahoma several months ago.
put released on bail. He Immediately returned
to that place and failed to appear when his
case was called here. Allen has recently organ
lied bank in Oklahoma
J. F. Paige has sold the Otter Tail News at
otter Tall city, this county, to E. B. Robinson,
VINO no.. takes i.ss, immediate charge. =. , !. -
y, lne q Insurance insurance adjusters have agreed to pay
loss In the recent fire. b. T. Barnard's loss in
the same fire was adjusted at $751; = - = :
Dyterian state synod are progressing satisfactor
ny. Inc committee on entertainment has aIready
recelved sc the names of: ITO delegates who viii
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
MINNESOTA
TOWNSHIP PATENT
HID IN .SOAPB0X.
3{-5.s -
LOST PAPER FOUND AFTER
SEARCH OF FORTY YEAnss.
Document Was Issued to Village Of
Y Clearwater in 1860 and Bears sigma
ture Of President Buchanan-Uouncil
Failed to Have It: Recorded. ~. ..sa..z
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. e.s .si--,{sS. w
St. Cloud. Mimi, Oct. e.-After forty long
years the lost townsite patent of Clearwater
has been discovered In an old soapbox among;
a lot of waste paper, and was in excellent
condition. s.<f. H..
The patent was issued May 1, 1860, to Simon:
Stevens president OF the village council and
bears the signature Of James Buchanan, presi-
dent of the United States. Instead of having
it recorded with the register of deeds Of Wright
county, Mr.. Stevens mislaid the document and
search as they did for forty years the paper
could not be found. Owing to the loss Of the
patent considerable annoyance had been expert-
enced OF late years in making transfers Of
village property. -f 80
While the government patent was on file at
Washington, there was nothing of record In
Wright county. Clearwater townsite comprises
between 200 and 800 acres. !. 7
Agent H. r. Neide of the St. Cloud Great
Northern office has accepted the agency for the
company at Grand Forks, to succeed J. q.
Griffin, promoted. f.. '',~ .a
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
sURRENDERs H1s STOCK
Unexpected Development Occurs in Big
Portland Mining Suit.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IoWA.--An unexpected
development has occurred In the famous Port
land mining suit for 81, 600, 900, now pending on
a motion for new trial, thru the surrender Of
a certificate Of 1900 shares Of stock and pay
ment of $500 dividends and interest by James
F. Burns, defendant, TO James Doyle, plaintiff.
. It is said that Burns has been holding back
in meetings Of the company and drawing divi-
dends upon It.. Doyle alleges that Burns has
2S8,0 900 shares belonging to him, while Burns
has heretofore denied that he had any of Doyle s
stock in his possession.
The verdict was in Burns favor at the trial
tion regarding the certificate for 1000 shares
from j.. R.. Bischoff, former bookkeeper of the
Portland Mining company and private secretary
to Burns =, ''.-' 80 -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
NORTHWEST NECROLOGIC

" BARABOO,S WIS.-Joseph Hawes, the oldest
engineer the North Western, and veteran OF
the civil var, died here. aged 62.
PARKER, S. tD.-Judge VIM. Elliott Of the
probate and conuty court died at his home in
this city after an Illness of several weeks He
was one of the oldest practicing lawyers in the
state. - +s.
WINNIPEG, MAN.-E r. McNeill, civil en-
gineer employed by the Grand Trunk Pacific,
died at private hospital of typhoid fever.
He leaves widow and son. He was form
erly divisional engineer with the Great North.
ern at Harold. Mont
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
BAG A HORSETHIEF Z
Dykstra and Pal Believed to Have
~ Stolen Eight Rigs. -

SHELDON, IowA.-Sheriff Henry Of Sioux
-horsethief, A. Dykstra It is thought that Dyk
stra and his pals stole eight horses and rig.
and the confession Of Ike schaarhorn is a good
piece of work for the officers. Two others were
implicated in the horse stealing and will prob
ably be caught. =. ,-..I..
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
STRUCK BY A TRAIN ,.-fz
unknown Man Knocked Into River at
La Crosse Bridge. es5ust

LA CROSSE, WIS.-Struck by swiftly-mov-
ing Passenger train in the yards of the Milwau-z
kee road the La Crosse river bridge, an
unknown man was struck and knocked into the
river. Search of the ground in the vicinity
has been made but trace of the body could
be found. 1t is not known who the victim
was, but he is thought to have been stranger.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

FOR EeT CITY. 1owA.-The grand jury re-
sale Of LIQUOR by Forest City druggists, Dr.. r
0. Koto who is the state veterinary, and Pinck-
ney Bros. One is for larceny against Arthur
Ryan, and two counts are against W. a. and
r. c. Curtiss, charged with intent to commit
great bodily injury and issuing malicious
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
WIsCoNSIN's SYNOD
Presbyterians Will Meet in Annual Con.
:. vention at La Crosse Tomorrow.

LA CROSSE, WIS-The synod Of Wisconsin
will convene in the First Presbyterian church
of this city at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. It
will be opened with devotional services and
sermon by the retiring moderator, Rev. ]. W. f.
Roth, Jr.. DID,. of Cedar Grove. -4-7, !;
" The synod of Wisconsin consists of the presbys
teries of Chippewa, La Crosse, Madison. Mill
waukee and Winnebago These are composed Of
lei churcues, 139 ministers, 10000 CONFERENCE.-The
and more than 21 900 Sabbath school members.
Their annual contributions for local expenses
amounted to $1So.O0O last year and their benevo-
lent contributions exceeded $50, 600. The sessions
Will continue three days.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE
Iowa Farmer Drinks Chloroform After
Quarrel with Neighbors. *|'

Special to The Journal. -. $500 - =
farmer living near, here, committed suicide by
drinking chlorofcrm. Trouble with the neigh
bors is given as the cause = Ia.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

CoLFAx, IOWA. A.-Genera1 ]. B. Weaver, lead
trying to maintain quiet at a revival meeting
mere. Mr.. Weaver demonstrated with an intoxf.
cated man who insisted upon causing a dis.
turbance and tnterrupting the services. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

PIERRE, s. D.-The North Western road has
been finding great deal Of trouble In securing
and holding section crews at this place, and
has brought in a party OF Italians to do that
| work here. They will bring in force Of over
a hundred Of these workmen within about ten
to the beginning of their bridge work.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

HASTINGS, M1NN.-Albert P. Kimm is the
new secretary Of the Hastings Commercial club.
W. c. King is steward. . -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION

Iowa Bandsman' Believed to Be Guilty
of Several Burglaries in Fort Dodge. !
FORT DODGE, IOWA.-F. R. Prang, prom
inent business man and a member of the Fifty
sixth Iowa band, has been arrested charged
with q long series Of burglaries committed here.
A large quantity of stolen goods were found
stored in his house. He was caught thru ship
ping stolen shotgun in trombone case.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

. STEPHEN, M1NN,-The barn and granary of
Frank Campbell, five miles west Of town, was
destroyed by fire. The origin is unknown. No
Insurance. .-.. n,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

e FoRMAN, N. D.-A. A. ,Stockstad, farmer
near here, lost his barns, granary,, windmill,
haystacks and 1900 bushels of grain by fire.
He carried only 5000 insurance. = q {
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.-Miss Ada Jean Pei
ton of Creston, Iowa, married to George
Mechem, secretary of the battleshfp Tacoma,
yesterday.
BROOKINGS, s. oh. O. Olson and Miss
Matte Sinjem were married. The bridegroom IL
the proprietor of the Lion drugstore in this CITY,
FARGO, N. D.-The marriage Of '0ssean john
son and Miss Mamie Nordstrom, the daughter
Of prominent farmer of Sargent county, took
place at the home of the brides parents.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

FROM PRISON TO ASYLUM
Iowa Woman Becomes Insane While
Serving Four-Year Term.
CLINTON, 1oWA-Pronounced incurably in
sane by the prison authorities, Mrs. q. n
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

HoUGHToN, M1CH.-while the body Of his
niece was being taken from the house for
burial yesterday, Frank sicotte of L'Anse, aged
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
FINANCIAL


CHATTEL LOANS. ,:->--, !
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WeeRy or monthly WITH priTlegs Of
on or before thus stopping all cost. Having
been engaged in the money lending business
entele we have, we are enabled tv make tho
lowest rates and give the quickest possible
service. Our record and reputation for the
past 25 years insures honorable and confden-
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We OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
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$1,000. S2.COO. S3,5OO: 4oWesC Eates.
FOR sALE-TEN SHARES MINNEAPOLIS
bank stock at discount as owner Is leaving
state. Address 5000, Journal
THE SAVINGS BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS
makes loans on the collateral security OF
choice real estate mortgages. -
PRIVATE SALARY L0ANs-I POSITIVELY
guarantee lowest rates and absolute privacy
terms to suit. lila Journal. - = ..s....
TWO SHARES ToBAsCo PLANTATION, PA1I
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PROMPT LOANS ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
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MONEY 70 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMoNDs AMI
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delay. Insurance Loan Co.. 3O3 Bank Commerc
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a SPECIALITY OF 500 10 $500 LOANS Of
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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09

ALL KINDS OF FURs AT REASONABLE
prices; furs remodeled repaired and redyed.
Mrs. Rohann, furrier, 1904 Nicollet av.
FUR REMoDELING, REPAIRING AND Re
dyeing for one month more at summer prices
D. Morris Fur Co.. 70 10th st s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
DR,ESSMAKING
STORAGE

STORAGE g.
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THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
uneQualed facilities for moving. storing, pack.
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast points.
Others advertise such rates. and may succeed
. occasionally in, making up car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and reliable SER
vice. For the hest of service at the lowest
rates, write or cell at 46 Sd st s. s:.-t 4 !.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO,
have best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and other points oar speciality. 122 5tn st s.
Both phones. I'LL. E:.H l.s .s-s.ts#
CAMERON's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol.
let Both phones 1913. Res. phone T. c. 1894.
BENZ BROS. TRANSFER AND STORAGE:
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved BY
experienced men. 112 5th 1t N. Both tells.
952.
FIREPR0oF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping 10e 1st ay N.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-09
BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted

BY LADY WITH BABY 16 MONTHS OLD; NO
week; private family preferred. SS75, Jour-