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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
WOMAN MANAGES FARMS,
MiIWaukee Sentinel.

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Living all aloner on farm eight
of her friends, Miss Lucinda Lake
personally manages two farms in the
neighborhood of Brodhead aggregating
900 acres. She hires men to work in
the timber lands during the winter,
and she also Translates all the business
connected with extensive real estate
holdings in The. .Dakotas, besides look
ing after the rentals and sales Of city
property in Brodhead. u r7tsssTa osss .
I assM Miss Lake is wealthy, altho sshel3dis-
claims the fact. She is a success, but
she modestlv refuses to admit it. She
is spinster and takes pride in, the
fact..i She is exceedingly generous and
charitable. Money which Miss Lake
gives FOR charity she earns by hard
work on the farm, hiring herself in
sstead of man and only allowing her
self 25 cents a day, Because She can
not put in as long hours at outdoor
work as a man could BY clearing
away brush and burning out stumps
! she earned a generous contribution to-
ward the private rescue work among
Milwaukee, unfortunate girls and
other lines Of work III which she is in
Eccentric in many ways Ways Miss Lake
Eorders her. entire life by the, same slan-
bending system which regulates her
icents a day FOR board and clothes, the
/ stipulated amount for clothing being
1926 "a year. ~ ,s.t.s. e..$s 80;
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Rockford College Association.

The Rockford College association held
it's twenty-third annual meeting yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. w.
Richmond, AL Ridgewood avenue. Mrs.
J.. E. Addy, the president, gave an inter-
esting talk on her visit to the college dur
ing commencement week and spoke Of
the changes in the old buildings, the
erection Of new, of the class day eXer-
cises which were a travesty on "Lohen-
grin" and read the address which the
president, Mrs. CULVER, gave to the
graduates, The growth of the college
in the past two years has been very
/ marked Miss: Loye sang several songs
and Mrs. Charles H. Chadbourne read
the" valedictory' Of her class, which was
graduated in 1856. Officers were elected
as follows: President, Mrs M. E. Green
of st. Paul; vice presidents, Mesdames
c. H. Chadbourne, M. E. Althouse, and
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. J. w. Rich
mond. After the transaction Of business
| there was an informal social hour and
refreshments were served. Mrs. Rich
mond was assisted by Miss Loye and by
the Misses Helen and Margaret Rich
mond. The rooms were attractively
decked with profusion Of flowers
Among the guests were Mrs. A. F. Eos
ter of Litchfield, MINI.
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Work of the>Won1en 5 Clubs

treasurer, Miss Cora Jahnke.E Miss Cora
Reed and Miss Cora Jahnke3 were elected
as a committee on finance, and DR.. Har-
old S. Nelson and L. P. .Albreoht a com
mittee on plans and meeting - - j.
-. An interesting feature :. Of a. meet
ing of. the Monday club of Fariba;tt,
Mimi, was the paper on Queen Eliza
beth and the Stage" read by, Mrs. Rich
ardson, which was supplemented by Miss
Van Horn, who exhibited a miniature
stage. a copy Of the Swan theater of
London in Elizabeth's time. The motel
was made by Louis Hathaway, graduate
Of. the high school,. who used It in an
interesting talk on the early English
stage while a pupil last year. and then
presented it to- his teacher, Miss Van
Horn -.. - s~ .'-.. =
The literary clubs Of Mitchell, s. D..
have begun their winters work The
course Of study mapped out by the TWEEN.
tieth Century club includes France and
Austria, and will be under the direction
of the following officers: President, Mrs
George A. Silsby: secretary, Mrs G.. B
Wilt; historian, Mrs H. r. Kibbee. The
Round table has for officers: Mrs. j., o
Walrath as president; Mrs. Mamie Moore
as historian, and Mrs. Mabel Hitchcocl
as secretary. The members are finishing
the study Of Germany and taking up a.
new work shakspere's Twelfth Night
Two evenings during the winter house
hold economics will be under consider
alton. ..~. d. -
The Aitkin Study club will devote it
| time this winter to the study of~4F'ranc
and Austria. and the ,Woman's club c
! Redwood Falls will ALSO stAdye, Franz
! The HISTORICAL plays %off 'sssshakspere swillsb
studied by the Monday club Of Faribaail
and American literature by the Clio clu
| of Biwabik The Ladies' Reading clu
of Bemidji will take up art, and tn
membership will be represented lat tn
state federation by Mrs. W. A. Gould.
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Club Notes.

H
There will be meeting Of the students and
alumni Of Cornell college, Mt Vernon, Iowa,
Tuesday at $50 pm, in the ordinary of: the
The Ladies' Social circle Of the Church of the
Redeemer will hold an all-day meeting Wednes:
day In the church parlors. The Flower mis-
sion Of the church will meet at 8 pm. Friday.
with Miss Susie Salisbury, 107 Royalston avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Tuttle-, church
will meet Wednesday with Mrs. W. A. Nelson,
Is East Twenty-sixth street. ~
The Writer'S league will meet Tuesday eve
review and omen discussion 81 tha v wt Ne n,h
lished in the October Atlantic, involving the
question, us 1t Real Poetry?' .'Z,tt !: *
The regular meeting of the Argosy club will
be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Eve, 320S Portland avenue. > +f"~- -%1'. y"
The Rector's Aid society Of Holy Trinit,
church will be entertained Tuesday Afternoon
by Mrs. G. Houghtoni at her home on Univer
sity avenue Sc. ~ - :.
The Ladies' Aid society Of ALI Souls church
will meet Wednesday afternoon in the churcl
parlors. ..' Css t-F7t> g..
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PERSONALITIES INJURIOUS
Milwaukee; Free Press.

,.ssThe use Of antiseptics as milk pre-
serYatives is. the slovenly expedient of
q bad dairy manager. ,, said G. E., Back
us Of Springfield. "It certainly makes
it less easy for the customer to sdisin-
.guish between milk.:from a clean, we'll
madPngfGd dairy and ms f TGm dirty
man uses antiseptics, but. only occasion
ally, when he wishes to- keep overpu
surplus of milk till next delivery for
example, = I should hkest see their use
discontinued. The milk representatives.
are~known to dairy men under number
of, fancy names,e but. almost all contain
seithers::berae9c. aeid, .salicyeie' acid1orr
benzoric acid. Antiseptics have been
proved to~be unnecessary, as even, in
the very hottest weather, fresh, milk in
cans will keep sixteen hours. without
any faint, Notwithstanding their being
,jolted in a cart: =, 49, ~ l....s..s~s 4:sr
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for Chicago where abe will spend the winters
G.. A. Knapp and family have recently moved
to Wayzata from Barnura, MINI. Airy Knappa
Is superintendent Of the Peavey FARM IA "a
Miss Paulson, OF Minneapolis. spent Thursday
with Miss Matte Cook at the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. @. Gale and Mrs. e. A.
Pillsbury closed their Ferndale home last week.
Mrs. Harry ". Pettitt and Miss Ruth Pettttt
leave Tuesday for Phelps Mimi. where they
will attend family reunion with Mrs. Pettitt's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. O. 2. Kysor. $I
Mrs. Anna Abrams spent Wednesday In Way.
zata. Mrs Abrams liz planning to build a new
hotel. to be ready for use early In the spring.
Y John Anderson recently sold his property ad-
Joining the new depot site, o'the railroad COM
pany. Mr. Anderson viii move to his farm
Elmer Day. of Parkers Lake, purchased a lot
from G. A. Gillette this week, and Is building
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Dean drove out to Fern
dale Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Hardenberg and Mr.
and Mrs. w. IF. Hailoweli> closed their cottage
In Ferndale Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Porter are still at
the lake and viii remain until the Plaza hotel
is completed. ~. 4'-f, I, s. 49,
Mrs. william Rockwell; who has spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Henry Maurer,
| he's returned to- her home In colunlbRs.$
Mrs. Hugh Bartlett entertained a. party OF
friends at her home Tuesday evening. sPresen!
were Messrs. and Mines A. GERBER 81. y
Pettitt, J. .GlassoffasC. g. smock and J. r.
Dawes, MISSES EIQa-s 11lckey,
man, and William Maurer. 4 .ssSS 5,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis z. Ireland spent Tueseay
| in Ferndale. f&$$
| "A. u. zoune and family have closed thai
cottage at NorthAaad.e.-::s::. !.
A concert was given by thess55p1pHs..Sin tax
Sunday school Sunday evening", 5A %collectici
amounting to over Sl2 was taken up, includ
ing s. given by Mrs. Pillsbury : tosbespent fc
new hymnals. So 80. is9ss&&
Mrs. f. B. Semple closed her :Ferndale HON,
Monday, and moved to the city
Pupils Of Misses Helene Paulson and BESSIE
Stubs gave recital in Braden's hall Thursda!
evening. The following took part; Misses Lille
Gerber, Ruth Cook Ruth Pettitt; Reba Turn
ham, Maude Bradeh. Ethel Snock. Hazel Swag
CERT, Grace Shaw, Eulalie Bleakey and Mar
garet Love. Miss Genevieve Love was the dc
| companist. ...-.-... y. r.. -:
i G. A, Rodell was, the guest Of his daughter
Mrs. Henry Swaggert, part of the week. =
r. c. Kitchener, s. v. Tuthill, F. A. Chan,
berlain, D. F. johnson: and Frank A. Bove
have closed the cottages at. Minnetonka Beach
H. L. Gipson has moved in town from Arcola
and A. T. Rand moved In Monday from Fern
dale. = g e T.. - y : -, = s'*s,
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lake Gleanings,

Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Caps who have been
depending the past two years In Excelsior, WIZ
make their home in Minneapolis They moved
linto the city this week and are at 1900 Park
boulevard, Lake Harriet. -, O..
Malcolm Wyer, librarian Of Iowa City, Iowa.
)eame to Minneapolis last Saturday to attend
the Minneapolis Iowa football game. He was
1.-THE guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J: L
3Wyer, at Excelsior and returned to Iowa Tues
Miss Bernita Booth of St. Paul came out
TO the lake Tuesday afternoon and returned
the same evening. Miss Booth was called to
1.-The lake by illness of her grandfather
Karl Pickett has been spending few days
hunting in northern Minnesota, z-..~.
. Mrs Thomas Ratlin of Excelsior has been
depending week in Minneapolis and will shortly
return to her home in Omaha.
= Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Mitchell have closed
their cottage at Tonka Bay and are at the
! Mrs. G. W. Lane, of 5000 Third avenue s.
have been visiting her son, Freeman P. Lane
lat the Sampson House Mrs Freeman manu. p Lane
, Mr.. and Mrs Will Freeman came out to the
lake for over Sunday and visited at Excelsior.
: Mr. and Mrs. MacLannahan of ST. Louis, VINO
.have occupied the Merriam cottage at Sunrise
1Point, Tonka Bay, are at the Sampson House
Ifor short time before returning to st. Louis.
!, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pickett of Excelsior closed
their cottage yesterday and returned to their
home in Winchester, Ind.
Miss Elizabeth Ross, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Pickett, at the lake left for
- her home Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry o'Hearn and Miss veda McGill-
yvray of Black, River Falls, Wis. have, been
1guests Of Mrs. Albert Lyman at her home In
Excelsior. r.. ...-- = ...
Mrs W. B. Joslin of Excelsior who has been
III has gone to Moline, Ill. to spend several
amonths. Mr.. Josln, who accompanied his wife,
returned Saturday. He and his family will be
! ,at the Sampson House until Mrs. Joslin comes
Thome RI fs4 n
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wilcox of Minneapolis
Nhave purchased the Jamison place at Chri*-
,mas lake and will make 1t their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sutherland and family
have closed their summer home at Christmas
lake and returned to the city.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. S. Thurber of Christmas LAKE
Ihave moved to Excelsior and have taken thu
Elliott horse Water street
w. Dyer has gone on a hunting trip II
;the northern part of the state
Mrs. T. F. Barbour of Minneapolis has beer
1.-THE guest of Mrs Donald Mckenzie at he
home in Excelsior. rt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison closed thei
summer home 'at Cottagewood Tuesday and re
turned to the city.
I Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Freeman of Cottagewoot
came In from the lake last Monday. They vii
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Ladies' of the Maccabees.

Miss Nellie Heppert Of Akron, Ohio,
supreme finance keeper Of the Ladies Of
the Maccabees, will be in the city this
week and Wednesday, evening Philoma-
thean hive will entertain all of the other
hives in the city in A. o. U. w. hall In
her honor. A large class will be initiated
and the commanders of the different hives
will exemplify the work, while Philoma-
thean guards will give the drill work.
A musical program will follow. Mrs.
M. Barnum is commander of Philonla-
thean hive and with Mrs. Della Arm
strong, chairman. and Mrs. S. Parker,
form the committee IN charge of the
reception
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Neighboring Clubs.

The Woman's club of Rochester, Mimi,
held it's annual meeting recently and
elected officers as follows: President,
Mrs w. W. Fowler; vice president, Mrs.
F. A. Poole; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
w. N. Herrick. Receipts for the
year were found to be s400.23, and
the expenditures, $24933, leaving ball
ance in the treasury Of $150.90.
The early history of Iowa will be the
topic for study by the Woman's club Of
Corwith, Iowa, whose year book has just
been issued. It is rumored that the
husbands of the club members will study
cooking while the meetings are in
session. ~
Glencoe, Mimi, has a Shakspere club,
differed as follows: President Mrs. E.
R. Allen; secretary, Miss Augusta Starr;
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Talk on Mural Art.

Harrington Beard will give an illus
trated lecture on Mural Art in America
before the Arts and Crafts society in the
Y w. CA. building Monday evening.
The lecture will take the place Of the
regular October meeting and will be open
to the friends Of the club. Mr.. Beard will
give. a general Introductory talk on mural
art and then speak of the Congressional
Library at Washington, the Boston pub
lie library, the Minnesota state capitol
and the appellate court in New York. The
work of Charles Sprague Pearce, Walker.
Simmons, Alexander, Vedder, Sargent,
Abbey, Puvis de Chavannes, La Fargo
and w. Hunt will be Illustrated and COM
mented on.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES

- -
Tourists-Public Library building, 10
am. .s..
Clio Club-Mrs. H. E. Ladd, 1S1 Oak
Grove street, 2:15 pm. ~...
Womans Kelley Rescue League-Par-
lors of Keeley Institute, pm.
Authors Study Club-Mrs. A. L.
Broughton, 511 Fourth avenue Sc, $3.50
pm: = =-
Arts and Crafts Society,". w. c. A.
building, BIB pm Il ~
Mass meeting. for girls, Bethel settle-
ment House, 1916 Second street 8,
pm. i
Atawasios Club-Mrs. Terwilliger, 1902
Garfield aenue, 2:30 pm. d.
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The Strollers' Dancing club has, re,
organized for the season and will give
series Of dances at the Fourth ward
wigwam. The first will beeya~ Hanowe ZEN,
party Tuesday evening" y LEO CIune@
will act as master Of ceremonies, as
stroliers' orchestra will furnish the
music. VI "
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End Of The Season Doings
Among the Lake DlUellers

occupy apartments on Hennepin and Franklin
avenues this winter.
! Mrs D. Beardsley and Dana Case were
guests of Dr.. and Mrs, e. r. Perkins at Elk
celsior Thursday. Mr.. Case came down from
Motley, Mimi, and brought some fine game
for his lake friends Mrs. Beardsley has gone
ito Argyle, Mimi, to- visit friends for a few
weeks. 49, .sESf$
Mrs. Mary Hausman, who has been spending
the summer at her cottage In Excelsior, will
leave today for st. Louis Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Hausman and their guest, Lewis Sharpe
Eof st. Louis, will remain until the middle of
next week and If the weather permits will
make the trip to st. Louis by automobile
Miss s. Harris, Miss Echo, McKusick, H.
Reiter and:kT. Dorr were at the lake Sunday
and spent the day sailing. Mr.. Reiter has put
I the Terrier shore for the winter.
+" Mrs. j. H. Chapman Of st. Anthony Park
and her mother and sister, Mrs. Brill and Miss
Brill, will close the Chapman cottage this week
and return to ST. Anthony Park.
t, Mrs. D.. IS. Couch, who has been at the Samp-
som Hotse for the summer has gone to st. Louis,
her old home. ~ ~ s:&s
[ Mrs. Is, j. Chalmers who has been spending
several weeks at the lake since her return from
| the east, has moved into the city and is with
| Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Salisbury were, at the
lake Sunday and closed their Big Island home
| Rosevelt. Isrool<s crookston has been spend
ing a. few days with Mrs. Brooks at the Brooks
cottage, CottageWo0d. Il:
/, Charles Franks, who for two seasons has been
connected. with the roller skating rink in Elk.
celsiorl and at TOnka Bay, has opened a rink
of his own at Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Franks
and Goldie Franks have been in St. Louis
t where little Goldie skated against the fastest
skating boy. .~@ 2>-%..s.t.&s
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Colonial Chapter.

Colonial chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will have a social
gathering Friday afternoon at the home
! of Mrs. H. H. Kimball PIG E. Twenty
| fourth street. 49," t...- = "
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wAYzATAt AND NORTH SHORE.

F. B. Root and Miss Lila Root of Merriam
Park, spent Saturday with Mrs. H. P. Gibbs.
; Mrs. R. B. Dickey1 entertained Harry Colman
last week.. Mr.. Colman was on the. way to his
home in Wisconsin, having spent the past eight
years in Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Sanders entertained Mrs
J. w. Keifer, of St. Paul, part of the week.
Mrs Edwin ]. Kraft spent Tuesday at her
cottage In Ferndale. 49, st'--. =
Miss Dorothy e. Wakefield leaves tomorrow
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HAxTUh
Iiazinn. an5

Haztnn, e'np
Otto Swanson aud Edward Anderson
we're passengers enfoutr iot Denver last
Saturday.
Mrs John Becker arrived home from a
months visit with relatives IA NcbrasLa.
h-r. George But,cfilold lcii for Iosa
~ nrjay morning on y.ait.
Aibin johnson arrived from Bertrand
S.b, lhs, Saturday
MAnnirD; Al tho hnms OF the bride,
90 fobry. o. Harry Barnes and aiiss
Ifena Afble. The BRIDE - well aud nv
orably knosn In ,his vicinity Ne n sue.
cessiul teacher and accomplished lady,
snd. although Mr iiahra i- not 20 well
known here. h. Ia ~sll spuksn of by ibose
Who have made hi. acquaintance 1hty
will make their home oa ranch near
Eekley.
Dirp. on Fsbtr, q a, the home ~ hi.
daughter. Mira. ] y Gtlin. Samuel Kirk.
patrick NJ tho age II y yeafa. The
body waa shipped 10 Albia Iowa Tor
burial.
Chaflaa Bu'iernald made trip 10
STERLING the liisi of the seek,
YANEHt BiLL.
The state herald., 1905-02-10

The following suggestion from the To-
wa State Register is worthy of attention
"If you think that the local merchant
asks more for his groceries than be
should, and feel like patropzing a Chi.
cago house, first try your home man aft.
or this fashiou-taEs $50 say, in your
wallet aud 40 to him--tse home ner-
chant-and cay want to buy $50 worth
Of groceries for spot cash and wan, to
figure on my bill" You villibs surpris-
ed to sec that on nearly all articles need.
ed you can make better trade with the
home merchant than with the Chicago
house and what is more, will get Just
what YOU buy. which thing is an excep.
ton rather than rule when patroDiziug
these travelling fakirs. just try 1t and
see.--Ex.
And IL you spend your go cash with
the mail order house Of the city aud then
go TO your home merchant to buy goods
on from 3 to 6 months time, you should
not kick II you are asked to pay n little
higher price than the cENh price Of the
mail order house.
The state herald., 1905-02-10
a T0rrhing story.

ia the saving from death Of the baby girl
OF Geo A Eyler. Cumberland, Md. He
writes, AT the age Of II months, our lit
tie girl WAS in declining health, with
serious throat trouble aud two physi.
clans gave her up We were almost IN
despair when we resolved TO try DR..
Kines's New Discovery Tor consumption,
coughs aud colds. The first bottle gave
relief; after taking four bottles she was
cured and IA now in perfect health" !"
Never fails TO relieve and cure n cough
or cold. Al all druggists; SOC and sl.o0
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
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Pabllc II Aroused.

The public Is sroused to q kno sledgo
OF Tie curative merits Of that great med.
ieiosl tonic. Electric Ritiers, for sick
stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary H
Waisses Of SAG st CIair Ave. Columbus
Q. writes, "For several months I wss
given up to die. had fever and agu-,
ny nerves we're wrvcked; could not
sisep and my stomach was 30 weak, from
useless doctors drugs tbst could not
eat. Boon sfIsr beR,nsine to take Elec-
tricsB,ttsr I obtained relief and In n
short time vss sa,irelv cured.' Guar.
autssd st st all druggists; price 5oc.
The state herald., 1905-02-10

Conductor uInter hns teen oir duty
Tor the pact week With badly bruised
face. He was assisting ~ ihawiuR out
the ash pab of the sngin. when the
',onm valve came open. tho steam s,fik
'us him in tue breast and On piinulnR
MN Tor the momsn, that, 10 his eifofia
to escspe from II, hr ran INTO u pile of
ties cutting quite cash over one eys
and bfuisins hia face.
The state herald., 1905-02-10

Some ~ ID. long sighted fellows claim
tha, they have discovered sop.e yer,
israe tpots on the aon. Probably tha
accounts for III. unusual nmoun, OF
cloudy Weather We bay. hsj 10 philhpf
county rscen,ly. Wa do no, wish TO In
i-rf.r- with the buuinctu Of th.re learn
Cd gentlemen bnt would suggest thui
they pos,pon, the discovery Of npy more
sun spo,s III some time IN ncSt July ~
August,
The state herald., 1905-02-10
4 rGREAERQUsE-TRUE.

At the Baptist parsonage in Holycko
on Saturday Feb. 4,h, Rev. Jenkins oil.
ciating, Mr.. j. +. Greathouse OF Montana
and Miss Opie True OF this county were
married Mr.. Greathonse IL stranger
to our people but is well spoken OF by
those who know him. The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. True OF
this county and has many friends In Hol-
yoke and the county to wish her long
aud happy married life. The newly
married couple will make their home in
Montana. The HERALD cxtenks best
wishes.
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WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MAN

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MAN
or woman to manage busiue,s IN this
county and adjoining territory for well
established hons. of soi,d financial stan
dinR, go straight cash salary with ali
necessary cSptn paid weekly 10y check
from headqaofiofa. Money advanced
FOR expenses. + sition permanent: pr.
yious experience not essential. No n.
y.stmoni required. Va furnish every
thing. Enclose self addressed envelope.
Address, Manager, 80 Como Block, Chi
c,go, III.
The state herald., 1905-02-10

You will ssr in this issue the ptoposi.
lion OF the state Agricultural College to
secure sod durum wheat. better known
% the people of tho county as maoaIoni
wheat, Tor farmers who sish W SOW tho
-ame. We understand that Henry nar
sfsaves Of this county has considerable
of this wheat Tor sale.
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For bargains in gro
ceries go to Leblanc g.
Scheunemann.

Edward Armour, the 10 yraroli sou
81 Judge + T. Armour Of tho Tbirts.n.
th iudicisl district. died at bis home In
Starting yesterday, from pcritoniiis
m. remains will be sent 10 Denver to
day for cntermen, a, Paramount c.me'
t-ry.-Dsuyer Post. Fab, 7th.
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Sa,.,,,,-b . -v,ir-,,r

IL often oansei by sores. ulcers api car
Gers tba, ast away your akin. Vim Ba
dell oi FLAT l,oik Mich. asys, n have Ne
ed f,uokleh'a Arnioa Halye Tor ulcers
aares and cancers. Il Ia the hos, heal
ing drsaainr I ever found" booihes
and heals cuts. burns and ac,lds. ahp ~
all dinrRlsls, guaranteed
The state herald., 1905-02-10
RrRAYED

From my ranch II miles northeast VI
liartup, Colo. black COW branded o \
IN right hip, rod sucking cali no brand
! rod steers coming yesfs old branded
. = on left hip. Addfsas no a, uartun.
Colo. Ono SWANSON.