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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
SOZODONT

is essential TO one whose breath Is not pure
and sweet. Penetrating the little crevices.
it deodorizes, sweetcns and purifies them.
and makes you feel genteel and clean-cut
sFoE--- 7T5-D. POWDER PASTE
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
An Indian Dance.

Wyandotte Tribe. Improved Order of
Red Men. will entertain its members
and their guests in the Encampment
Hall of the Odd Fellows building
this evening. On this occasion Great
Prophecies Minnie Belts, William
Perry. w. E Askin, Frederic Wilson
and W. and NJ. Fennoni will entertain
with scecialties. An Indian dance will
follow the regular programme.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
A FATAL ERROR

A man steps into your office, draws up
his chair, and talks right into your face
His breath is offensive. Your only th-ughti is
how to get rid Of him and his business. You
cut him short with, 81 am not interested.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

FEDERAL OFFICIALS RETURN.-United
states District Judge de Haven returned on
Sunday from Portland Or. where he had<been
engaged in presiding over the land-fraud cases.
United States Marshal Shine also returned
from his vacation in the mountains
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
NEVADA's NEWER CAMPS.


The Tonopah Miner of July 25 reports
the ore shipments Of one week over the
Tonopah railroad as having amounted to
1886 tons, of which III tons were from
Goldfield. The shipments were divided as
follows:
TonOpah Company, 1910 tons; Tonopah
Extension Company. $50 tons; Montana
Tonopah, 245 tons; Belmont, 30 tons
From Goldheld-New Western Ore Re
duction Company. % tons; Goldffeld Ore
Sampling Company. % tons; Combination
50 tons; Quartzite, 81 tons. From Lone
Mountain-Nevada-Alp 30 tons
GOld6eld will soon be connected by rail
with the outer world. The Goldfield News
reports that the road 10 Goldfield will be
completed by September l and furnishes
the following additional facts relating to
the situation at Goldheld:
Word was received from headquarters Mon
day BY the local agent at this point TO the
effect that the work of laying the broad-gauge
rails from Sodaville into Tonapah would be
commenced within the next ten days. 1t is
estimated that il will require about thirty six
hours TO complete the task. as all that remains
10 be DONE now that the railroad has been
graded into Tonopab is the placing Of but a
single line of rail from Sodayille TO that point
The Southern Pacific Company is fastening
work on the Hazen cutoff near Churchill the
intention being 10 save nearly hour in the
running time of trains into the camp thereby
AS soon the rails are laid the present ter
minus at Sodavile will be moved to New
Boston. neither Sodaville nor Hawthorne
VIII be tapped by the new route. Immediately
thereafter a through train to be known as the
South Nevada fier will be put on between
San Francisco and GsoldfeId.
No effort has Yet been made by the railway
people to figure out time schedule, but they
state that the time will be fast and the service
adequate. 1t is the purpose TO run passengers
and freight through to this point without
change Of cars other inconvenience. The
train is TO be made I'd Of a baggage car
smoker, chair car. day coaches, Pullmans and
dining car. large force OF laborers are now
engaged IN laying the cement piers for the
station At this end OF the line. and II is ex-
pected that work on the superstructure will
be Started within a few days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

A fine delivery wagon Is a good advertise
n,ent We have them with panel top and
carrv expless wagons Leibold Harness Com
pany 211 Larktn street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

street Railway Company yesterday paid into
the city treasury s5:H rs as 9 per cent of its
gross receipts for July.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

An of these patterns and
most of fhe hundreds more
you Will find at the S ore
are fuH stock" (pienV of
each rdffern on hond), but
they WON'T be long.
To avoid disappojnfments
we MH not accept mail or
telephone orders for any
of ths above advertised
drTc es.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

Try the United States Laundry 1901
Market street. Telephone South 420.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
EXPLANATORY Y

Our big Rodeo warehouse Sixth street, extend
ing from King Berry has proved inadequate to
this years increased business
To house the immense shipments ordered for the
anticipated fall trade, decided early in the spring to
erect monster warehouse on Howard street
Ground purchased and the contracts let but de-
lay has followed delay, and September will find it only
half completed
The manufacturers nothing about this, and
shipping their orders they contracted do.
Eight carloads of chairs coming somewhere between
Ogden and Omaha is the first trouble have deal
with, and this sale is the
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

nonlyk knew JUS quick
cheapIyt the -Chemc would hem
bestm had only
twoudc cure and
of
the atients who would o
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
CONSUL and EDEE
Ex AMI N NATION NIL

Office m. p. m. p. m daily Sunda
m Separate apartments for ladies and gentlemen
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

The McGrath mines, in the Virgin Val
ley district. near Bloomfield. in Nevada
County. have been bonded to Colorado
parties. who agree 10 pay $4,000 for the
property i Il comes up TO their expecta-
lions and also TO commence work within
thirty days, 10 fully equip the mine for
operation on 4 large scale and to work
twenty-five days each month.
Concerning the sale OF the Delamar re-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

Particularly interest
ing to clubs or lodges
a good dependable :
folding chair: simTle
in construction. simple
enough TO be nigh un :
breaka BILE.
Regular Price
S1.0O.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
~ ROO

A splendid cha.l in Mission de-
sign. It's beauty is hardly hintei
at in the picture, arms. seat and
back are upholstered in heavy
leather.
Regular Price $4,000.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-01-05

LOYAL REBFKAH LODGE rs. !. o. o. F.
meets in Lenaires Hall the first and third
Frf,iay evenings Of each month at 80 o clock.
Mrs. n. RaassdelI, N.G.
l.. A. Lemairc, Sec'y.
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The Presi-
Dental Vote.

The official canvass of the votes cast
for Presidential electors on the 9Th OF
November has been completed in all the
States. The total vote is l3,505, ,496,
against 13,96s,574 in 1900, a decrease of
460,07S. The ballots were divided as
follows: Roosevelt, Republican, 1921
632; Parker, Democrat, 5,OS0,O54; Debs,
Socialist, 39l ,5s7; Swallow, Prohibition,
26O,2O Watson, Populist, 1l4,637; Cor
regau, Socialist. Labor, 33453; Holcomb,
coptinsntal-labor, $50 Roosevelt re-
ceiyed 1,746,76s over all and 2,547,57S
over Parker. In 1900 Mckinley had
467 ,O46 more than all the other candi-
dates and ss9,9s4 more than Bryan.
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AUSTIN, Nevada, January ., 1905.

The Hon. Board of County Commis-
sioners met in the Office of the County
Clerk on the above date.
Present: H. r. Lemaire, George e.
Crowell and w. w. Christian, Commits
sioners; A. r. Dron, Clerk, and A. j.
Maestretti, District Attorney.
The oath of Office was administered to
County Clerk A. r. Dron by q. A. Cant
well, Notary Public.
The following named persons took the
oath of office, which was administered
by w. d. Jones, Notary Public:
w w Christian, Long Term Commits
sioner. G X Crowell, Short Term Com
missioner. A Maestretti, District At
torney. II W Dyer, Recorder and Aud
itor. VIM Easton, Assessor ID Scully,
Surveyor. NJ Murphy, Sheriff. r
Hogan, Treasurer. Fred Pedroncini,
Constable Austin Township.
d E Laughlin, Deputy Sheriff and w
Fl Whitpurn, Public Administrator, and
l. A Weller, Justice of the Peace of
Austin Township were sworn in by the
County Clerk.
FA Limbaugh, Justice of the Peace
Argenta Township, by G s Vadner, No
tary Public.
George w Hinman, Constable Argenta
Township, by ] G Moore, Notary Public
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AL steadily against the Russians and some
Tts AMI of the most terrible of recorded battles
9 have been fought The number Of the
NERAL 8 dead cannot be estimated but as reck
3 less and persistent fighting as has ever
-, TIT u.an seen has been going
" no. " ~. the ooscurity that had heretofore
ings Held at the OOl the Japanese, has been
T..
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INpIaENT ALLOWANCE FOR JAN.

On motion it was ordered that this
Board will not authorize the payment
of any bill contracted without the sane
ton Of any member of the Board.
TThe Beard drew the names of 100
citizens to act as trial jurors during the
ensuing year, the names Of whom will
appear 10 our next issue.
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned until Monday Feb
ruary 9th, 1905.
Attest: A. r. DRoN,
Clerk.
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IHB report OF tUH IUUIVy OItIh VI
Court fees paid into the County Treas
ury ending December 81, 1904 WAS ap-
proved and ordered filed.
TOWN MATTERS
The following bills were allowed:
Eagle Hose CO.. allowance. ..... 10 90
s Il McIntire Chief engineer. 10 90
No further business appearing tho
Board then adjourned sine die.
Attest: T. G. MALLoY, Clerk.
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loWbfuip @l,Oo.
FA Limbaugh, Justice Of the Peace
Argenta Township $4,000.
George w Hinman, Constable Argenta
Township $1,000.
Uron the request OF 81 r Lemaire, a
member OF the outgoing board, it was.
upon motion, ordered that the minutes
of the last meeting of the old board be
amended as follows: Line %. page 566,
j A Miller, exchange 81 55, be stricken
out, the same having been previously
paid. Page SGT, line 8. strike cut the
word approved"
The application of W H Heinzmann
for county physician for Southern Lam
der at $50 per month, and of ID L Bru-
ton for same at S35 were read
On motion Of Mr.. Crowell, seconded
by Mr.. Christian, it was ordered that w
ii Heinzmann be employed as county
physician for Southern Lander IN ac-
cordance with the terms of his applica-
ton.
On motion it was ordered that DIR. G
F Pope bt employed as county physician
for Northern Lander at $50 per month,
drugs to be furnished by him.
The bid OF tho Reyeille Pub. Co. for
printing at S66 G6 per month, and the
bid OF A ID L,maire for printing at the
rate of 1854 per year, were read.
Motion by Mr. Crowell that the bid OF
Reyeille be acl;epted. No second.
Motion by Mr.. Lemaire that the board
advertise 10 the Reveille for sealed bids
fer the COUNTY printing for the ensuing
two years, as per section 2l42 complied
laws. No second.
Motion by Mr.. Christian that the
ReyeilIe receive s62 80 per month, aud
the Nevadan s2l 90 per month for two
years. The Nevadan to do publishing
only and the Reveile to do printing and
publishing in addition. as heretofore in
fall for ali services. Seconded by Mr..
Crowell.
The board counted the money in the
hands of the Treasurer and found the
same correct.
Bid Of Dalton & Clifford to furnish
drugs to hospital and indigents in
Southern Lander at 500 per year, pay
able quartely, was on motion accepted.
Bid Of Mrs Dougherty for matron at
hospital at $50 per month for two years
was on motion accepted.
Communication from citizens of Cortez
for County aid to Telespero Martins was
read and his name WIS ordered placed on
the INDECENT list for $40 per month.
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were the attending couple.
The bride is an Austin raised young
woman but is well known to many of our
people, having resided here some years
ago, and has a host of friends who hold
her in high esteem, and who wish her,
with her husband, prosperous and
happy life.
The groom is well thought OF in Battle
Mountain where he has resided for so
many years. He is an industrious young
man and his habits are excellent His
marriage came as surprise to his many
friends here as he had informed no one
of his intentions.
The newly married couple arrived from
Austin yesterday and last evening the
charivari crowd were on hand and tend
OoDed them with noisy serenade.
mi. Constabfe'aide in Battle Mountain.
ray be ever bright
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AUSTIN. Dec. 81, 1901.

AUSTIN. Dec. 81, 1901.
The Hon. Board of County Commits.
sioners of Lander County, Nevada, met
in the county clerk office of said county
pursuant to adjournment Present, H. r.
Lemaire, w. II. Ingham and I. McCourt,
Commissioners; II. b. Driscoll, District
Attorney, L. c. Malloy, Clerk, M. j.
Murphy, Sheriff.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and upon motion ordered ap-
proved
The following bills were then consid
arad and allowed
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aav stands iOrtn
N . : powers
A X Di'ere at
A } Maud be
II W DS' they
Wm East for
w III Whit -
$1,000
D Scully, Sin
l. A Weller, :
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WANTED.

Special representative In this county and
adjoining territories, TO represent and adyer-
tise an old established business house of solid
financial standing. Salary 81 weekly, with ex-
penses paid each Monday by check direct from
headquarters, Expenses advanced; position
permanent. We furnish everything.
Address. The Columbia, $50, Monon Bid,
Chicago, iii.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-01-05
AGENTS W6HTED.

LIFE Or r. DEWITT TALMAGE. by his
son, REV. FRANK DEWITT TALdAGE and
associate editors of Christian Herald. Only
book endorsed by Talmage family, Enormous
profit for agents who act quickly. Outfit ten
cents. Write Immediately CLARK & CO.,
a:s 5. 4th st. Philadelphia. PA. Mention
this paper.
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20

ssats ssa sA *Ssss Of se Sec u N.Y. of ne' sec. IS.
TOWN OF ST. JOHNS.
Dec. Oscar Melin to Lawrence Johnson.
WIZ OF nwA, sec. 8. 80 a., $4,000.
TOWN OF HARRISON
Dec. paul Muhly to William F. Behm,
So, ESQ a.. $1i i,15O. >@ - wv ~ 0~~'
TOWN OF NEW LONDON.
Dec. 4-Joseph o. Estrem to Andrew F.
swA, seM Of swA, sec. 12, 15e a., $4,000. -
TvWN OF MAMRE.
Dec. e-Peter Rodman to F. O. Carlson
seA of seA, sec. II, 40 a., $500.
Dec. 11-Peter Rodman to o. P. Eklund
| nwA of nwA, sec. 10. 40 a., $4,000.
| Dec. Is &c. H. .Lundstedt to Sven Carl
berg, und. 10 int. to lot 6, sec. 26. $3.50.
Dec. 15-F. w. Lindman to Sven Carlbere
swA Of swA, sec 26 and all int in lot 6, sec
TOWN OF IRVING.
Dec. 9-Albert Solseth to Hans Otteson
syA sSaAao Of nw4' nwA OF swA, sec. 3, 80 a.
| TOWN OF ROsEvILLE.
5r Pee: e. 81: H: Nser to George ". Van Worst
Dec. 15-A. E. Hudson to J. D. Hawks, MI
| of seA, sec. 20, so a., 81.
| TOWN OF COLFAX.
Dec. 11-Warner L. Norm to Nick Hagen
swA of nwA, sec Is, 40 a., $500.
Dec: 14-Peter Olson to Christian Larson
4 lot 1, sec. 33, ~ .O6 a., IS.
/ CITY OF WILLMAR.
Dec. 9-Probate Court to Ole Gi1bertson
ct al lots 13 and Il, b1. 2, Spicer's add.
i Dec. 9--Ernest Morine to Christian NJ an,
Albert J. Johnson, lot Z, bl. 1873, 2nd add.
i $685. =.
i Dec. 15-Wil1iam Pinney to Ole and Al
4 fred Gilbertson, lots 1, 2 and 3, bl. 2, Spe1
ry's add. =.
Dec. 15-Alfred Gilbertson to Ole Gilbert
son, lots !, and 3, bl. 2. Sperry's add.
| Dec. 4-Andrew F. Johnson to Lars q
Thorpe and Joseph Estrem, 1OOx99 it. O
lot 4, bl. 2, Nelson's add, $25OO..
| Mary E: Olson to Mathilda jacobson, lot
| 1, and 8, bl. 6, G1arum's add, 5000.
Dec: 5-John E.. Anderson, Executor, t.
Martin Olson, lots 10, II and 12, bl. 134
I'd add, $1,000.
Dec, 6-Lawrence johnson to Oscar Melin
81 of lots II and ~, bl. ~, $1,000.
Andrew Ogren to George Johnson, lot II
bl. 5, Hanson's add, 81.
| George Johnson to Christine Ogren, lot II
b1. 5, Hanson's add, 81.
Dec. S-1da G. Larson to Carl o. Tol1efsor
lots 8, 8 and 10, bl. 8, 4th add, $575.
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20
'nESE WllL Pre- SIDE
otfiosrs 81 tvlilmsr Sooistlss Who Will
@t navs charge 81 ths o.gsnixs- 81.
tlons the Coming Vear.

The following fraternal organiza-
tions have elected officers for the COM
Ing year as follows: .= n Il. .:. ". :.
MODERN w0oDMEN. s:~=
a. O.. Forsberg, consul; w. r. Hays, ad-
wiser; G.. G. selvig, banker: n. b. Carlson,
clerk; c. r.. Spencer, escort; NV. Blom-
qutst. " atchman; II. A. Ruud, sentinel; Dr.
c. Johnson, physician; J. w. Kent, manager.
4: + {s<S 55.:4=. UNITED woRkMEN. z%2= 81 zez e s
H. Gunderson. master workman: c. Ras-
musson, foreman; a. G. johnson, :, overscer;
G. IF. Spencer, recorder; c.: a. Nelson, ]. inan-
cier; IN a. Void, receiver; F. L., Smith, guide;
G.. Birkeland, inside watch; John Birkeland.
outside watch; A. r. Hanscom, trustee; H.
Gunderson and NJ. Mcdonald, representa-
tives to grand lodge; T.. A. Void and p. L.
Johnson, alternate = Representatives; @Drs,
Johnson, Mclaughlin and Rains, medical ex-
ainirers. - -.'@ .~-.
G. Dram. w. M; N. P. Larson, S. W.; P.
c. Peterson, ]. W.; A. Bake, secretary; H.
J. Ramsett, treasurer.
-, -. DEGREE OF HONOR. -
Lima Paulson, c. of H.; Mrs. Inga Sander
son, L. of H.; Lille Noren, c. of c.; Mrs
A>CAAC 2<OACAS ICSOIOSAs NOId I@uSLIuu1
| cier; Mrs. Augusta Rice. receiver: Birdie Ram
| sett, usher; Florence Couling, 1. w.; P. L
Johnson, o. W.; Amy Hanscom, organist; A
F. Hanscom, trustee; Mrs. Nellie Noren
grand lodge Representatives; Mrs. Matilda
Void, alternate.
ROYAL NEIGHBORs.
Mrs. Ida Kent, oracle; Mrs. Eta Johnson
vice oracle; Matilda Bonde, chancellor; Mrs
| Ella M. Ramsett, recorder; Mrs. Madelin
Minton. receiver; Alvina Soreuson, marshal
Hattie Ekander, inside sentinel Mrs. Juli.
McGregor, outside sentinel; J. ]. Ekander
manager; DR.. G. Johnson, physician.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Henry Rice, c. c.; H. J. Ramsett, v. c.
Walter Hanscom, prelate; Fred Gary, M. A.
J. J. Ekander, K. Of r. S.; l. r. Cramer, Nj
| of F.; G. H. Johnson, M. of E.; Chas. John
| son, Nj. Of W.; A. F. Nordin, I. G.; c. e. Ge1
retson, o. G.; A. F. Hanscom. trustee 70
| three years.
| EASTERN STAR.
Mrs. Minnie Larson, w. M; Rev. Gate:
w. p; Mrs. e. S. Gillette, A. NJ; Grace Ran
sett, conductress; Nora Elfstrum, associat
conductress; Mrs. Orissa Brown, chaplain
Hannah Hanson, Adah; Mrs: w. E. Deverel
Ruth; Mrs. Henrietta Larson, Esther: Mr..
H. Gates, Martha; Mrs. Inga Sanderso1
Electra; Mrs. A. N. Lewis, organist; Mrs.
Costello, marshal; Albert Larson, warde,
Axel Elfstrum. sentinel.
| ODD FELLOWS.
J.W. Kent, N. G.; H. S. Taylor, v. c.; {
r. Berkness, secretary; G. G. Selvig, trea
urer.
Appointive officers to be named later. TT
installation will take place the first Tuesda
in January.
COL. HEG POST, G. A. r.
T. H. Olson. commander; A. E. Rice, S.
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20
u IS. .uosleN a o2u! 4ooI e4e9 s9ue
-sa1d 5u!ppaM 1oI Su!AooL o1p no6 II.
On the Christmas Tree.

On the OnFl8t"o0 ATSes
The old fashioned stockings and
hearts and crosses and animals cut out
of tarIatan outlined with worsted and
then filed with fat candies and tied
on the tree are always popular orna-
ments. Sugar figures bought in the
confectionery store will serve to break
the monotony. The baker at Christmas
time usually has his windows filled
with horses. dogs, cats and men and
women made Of delectable cake dough
and artistically ornamented with color
ed sugar curlycues. These are tooth
some and attractive to the small boy
and girl. i
Candles in small candle holders are
always scattered we'll over the tree. II
is a wise precaution to keep a pan OF
water in which is wet sponge in case
Of accidents When spark falls upon
a bough. the sponge quickly applied tc
the spot will check the spread OF the
fire.-WashingtOn Star.
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20
Business Locals and Wants.

! See Anderson Land Co. for Fire In:
sSurance. Z" .%.. 4Otf
Il II. T. Otos has for sale some choice
city properties at q bargain. { lott
+ FOR SALE-A l2-ft show case and
stand, IS. f. r. Nelson s.. 36tf
/. FOR RENC-Oue nicely furnished
room, on Third street.
Att A:s AUG. HoGLUND.
FURNISHED ROOM A pleasant
front room to desirable party. Call
at TRIBUNE Office. 33f
FOR RENT--Honse in First ward,
three blocks north Of mill. Inquire
of>M. Q. Thorpe. 4Stf
WANTED-To buy or rent, to Q
Steam Laundry. 44-2p.
Anderson Land Co. has many good
farms in trade for city property. See
US. Anderson Land co. 43tf
WASHING WANTED-Called for
aud delivered. Mrs. Peterson, CO
Paul Peterson, Ella Ave. 43-2p
FOR RENT-One furnished room.
Inquire OF G. l.. Englund, corner OF
Becker Ave. and Jessie St. Att
LOST-A pair of nose glasses. Left
| glass Clipped. Finder please leave
same ut this Office.
MEN WANTED So per day selling
s:Farm Bookkeeping The Farm
Record Co., NOrthfeld, MINI. 4-4
FOR SALE-Wall paper, paints,
window glass, room mouldings and
window shades at O. A. Jacobson's.
l5f
FOR RENT-Five rooms upstairs;
bath, electric light, hot water heat;
on east Litchfield Ave. L. G. Lundval,
Dr.. johnson Block. 4lt1
WANTED-Small farms for good
city property in Willmar. Inquire OF
Willmar Land 4 Loan Co., Kandiyo obi
County Bank building. Sol
FARM FOR RENT One mile from
Kandiyohi station. A man who I'm.
derstands caring for COWS and pigs
preferred. Inquire of E. M. Stan
ford, Willmar, MINI. 38t1
FOR SALE-Three lots and house
at south end Of Fourth street. Price
1900. Will take part in trade fol
lcows and young cattle.
43f MRS AMANDA HOGLUND,
Incareof K.T.Rykken Spicer Route
! WANTED: by Chicago wholesal,
and mail order house, assistant man
ager {man or woman) for this count!
and adjoining territory. Salary So
and expenses paid weekly; expens'
money advanced. Work pleasant
position permanent. No investmen
or experience required. Write at ono
for. full particulars and enclose self
addressed envelope.
COOPER & Co.,
41lO] 1872 Lake Street, Chicago, III
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20

Several hundred implement dealers
were in Minneapolis last week in at
tendance at the convention of the Min
nesota Retail Implement Dealers Asso-
citation, which opened Tuesday for a
three days session Among the Will
mar implement men in attend ance were
G. P. Karwand, G. NJ. Robbins and
S. E Stansberry. "
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20

The Masonic and Eastern Star chap
tiers held a joint installation OF officers
last Saturday evening. Theceremonies
of installation for the Masons were
conducted by Past Master Russell Spi.
Ger and those for the Eastern Star by
Past Worthy Matron Mrs. Ella M.
Ramsett. Alter the work of the even.
ing lunch was served by the ladies.
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers.
TOWN OF EAST LAKE LILLIAN.
Dec. 11-Henry L. Torbenson to Ole Per-
son, s1% of neA, sec. SO, 10 a., 81. -.
TOWN OF ROSELAND.
Dec. 11-Gold-Stabeck Land and Credit
Go. to Cornelius Stob, neA, sec. II, 16O a.,
$464O. ,'Sr'
Dec. 14-Raymond Real Estate Co., to To-
seph Novak, nwA of neA. s1a of neA, sH2 of
neA of ncA, sec. 16, 14O "a, $500.
TOWN OF LAKE ELIZABETH -.
Dec. 15-Edwin Engherg to Carl Uner VI
a. of nwA Of seA, sec. II, $25.
Dec. 6-Emil c. Olson to Ida Hanson, Gov.
lots and 8, sec. 81, 49.15 a.. 81.
TOWN OF FAHLUN.
Dec. 13-Louis Johnson to Charles John.
son, lot Of lot 2, sec. 5; also 81 of swN
sec. 22, and mig of nwA Of nwN, seA of NV
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20
Chriatmas In the West.

Christmas In the West.
Deadshot Dick ANY fun in Bar
Creek on Christmas, Bill?
Grizzly Biu-Waal, we had purity
big Christmas tree.
Deadshot Dick-Anything of much
e""onnt hangin' On it?
0r1zzly Dlii-Three boss thieves and
k-n
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20
Licenses to Wed.

| Dec. 13-Louis A. Rosenquist and Tillie
Hedberg.
Dec. 16-Norva1 Helgeson and Mile Marie
Nelson.
! Dec. 1s-Charles Minnick and Belle M. Glib
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20

Our merchants have some very at
tractive displays in their show win
dows for the holiday season. Several
of them have shown no little genius in
the arrangement of their exhibits.
Willmar tribune., 1905-12-20
international Live Stock Exhibition,

On account of the international live
stock exhibition to be held at Chicago,
the Great Northern railway will sell
tickets at the rate of one frst-class
fare plus $500. Tickets will be good
on all trains arriving in St. Paul De-
cember Is to 20 inclusive and will be
good leaving Chicago not later than
Dec. "A; See your local agent for full
particulars. =