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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
FOR SALE

Single Comb Buff LeghOrns,
Grand Layers. 4 Hens aud a
Rooster Also 10 young chick
ems. April Hatch. Apply at
Capital Office
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
FOR SALE CHEAP.

One Box-Frame Hoe News and JOB
Press, In good condition. Will work
either 10 col. folio or col. quarto. a
splendid press for all around work
Only reason for selling, have no use
for il. Also one 5-H. +, Otto Gas
Engine, in splendid running condition.
Also one - inch Acme Paper utter
Saddle-Back foot-pOwer wire Stitching
Machine, and several Imposing
Stones. Also lot Of upper and lowe
empty Type Cases at D cts. each. Also
one Hoe Proof Press. All the above
will be sold at a sacrifice if applied
for early. Address
EVENING CAPITAL.
An1apo'isM /
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
NOTICE

TEsr:- Phi. E. Porter Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
HAND or DEATH Paid THE CREDITORS
LIFE INSURANCE. or cHAe. Dgv.
LIN, FORMER HIGHEST MAN
IN KANSAS, eETTLgp oEBTS oF
pEFUNcT FIRST NATIONAL or
TOPEKA

The &c, hand OF death pnt money
in the pockets " the creditors Of the
dofnnct First National bank Of T0pe-
IA, kans
when Chas. !. Dovlsn, the richest
wan IN Kansas. failed for $4,000. 600,
last May, the First National Bank OF
Topeka went down with the crash.
Il held deposits Of 81 800 600. DavllI
turned over 100000 In Illinois and
Kansas real estate and t65I 900 lie
insurance.
The receiver of ihe bank had paid
el3.Q00 IA premiems on Devlln's life
Insurance. and had, Il ls said. De.
cidod 10 permit Il 20 lapse, az he "a
Baid &c have regarded Il AZ a poor
asact OF the bank
The Insurance. had hui one week
more to run when Mr.. Devlin sud
denly succumbed 20 a stroke 81 parAl
yala IN Chicago. With the money
from the life insurance and the lands
which Mr. Dovlln had turned over
the receiver OF the First National 5aqk
viii be able 10 pay the deposltorl
dollar for dollar.
The state OF Kansas had g6a7 900
on deposit in the bank when h
fGispd Mr Davlin carried st23l bO0
life Insurance., of which sSi 900 had
been allowed 10 lapse. f607 900 wal
turned over 70 the receiver for the
bank. and the remaining sis5.b0o s. 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
A DRUNKEN NAVAJO
USES MS GUN
REcKLESsLV eHooTs AT AN.
OTHER isDlAN. BUT MISSED m.
TENDED VICTIM.

A Navajo, who Is nos sersns
thirty day sentence In the couGty isil,
Was drunk last Thursday ANA got say
with . shotgun, sayA tbe Gallup Re
publican. he vas 81 hlding near the
grave yard a. the edEe of town, aHA
be fred supposedly a. another llpdian,
but Il chancod that some ladies were
paaainE Ia q buggy eu route to their
home In Gibson, ard ihef the shot
came near hitting them They we're
very much frighfoned The7 met Mr.
Thurn from Gibson and told him. and
a. he came on into Gallup he saw tho
intoxicated indian aliil there With hls
gus. iin rfll0rlod tbs fact 10 Deputy
sheriff DeHhon, who a. once woEl out
anG uaptdred the 4iayaio ard lodged
him in ALL Al his trial ne indlan dt.
nlcd being drunk. bat admitted having
fred che shots.
The Navajo was ondanRorlng the
lives Of paaeefs ~ N hfln9 az what
Or whoever attracted hia attention.
and Il was fortunate that no one VAS
hurt nut the lhlRE 70 DO. Il possible,
"a 60 hnd out who b furnishlng the
wards 81 The grternment villa lfQu0f
and 20 punish tAem Instead 0g lhc H.
dian They should o. metnd out the
fan limit of the law fof thia oHense
~ the Indian when he u sober, il 4
quset. inolienslve citizen. and u 4
only when the4e Law breakers supply
them wita fYc water ihaf they te
come danser0us
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Red Mems ball tomorrow
tThursdayl nighi a. their ball ON Gold
avenue.
w. A. Brown, a mining man Of Ger
rillos. 70 spending few days in the
metropolis.
]. N. F'iahmar. who has been At
Santa Ne on husiaess and pleasure.
has returned 10 the city.
Mrs. l.. NJ. strumquist Is reported
seriously m with typhoid fever At her
home on East Coal avenue,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles skinner. Of
West Baca avenue, are celebrating the
arrival Of bouncing baby boy.
Before the city council spends any
Lloney for a Are engine, Il had better
provide auitablo streets 20 haul Il over.
Judge y. w. Parker, Of the Third
judicial district. With chambers at
Las Cruces, Is registered a. the AL
varndo.
Mlss Clara Olson. who spent several
days here ON visit 20 her sister,
Mrs. n. v Chavez. has returned to her
duties At santa Fo.
'Rain. rain. 80 away and come
again some other day" Il song Of
childhood that REQUIRED TO AlbuQucr.
que merchants today.
The regular monthly meetlnR Of the
Ladies' Ala society of the Congfega'
! tlonal church Wednesday afternoon
Al the church parl0ra.
A. Vandowart, the Boston wool buy
of, Il enjoying Qla4 from his son,
Ralph Vandewart. who arrived this
morning from Arizona.
James ID. Odell 4 wholesale tGNacoC
representative with headquarters IN
I thiA city Il making 4 tour 20 the
uorthorn New Mexico goWnB
The Ladies' Aid society ef che Pres.
byterlan church viii meet tomorrow
I afternoon "a 1880 o'clock. al the resi-
doneo os Mrs. r. w. ID. bryan
Mrs. shirk. residing at 10. bi9 West
Railroad avenue, has been cutie w
the past few days. but II receiving the
best Of care from faithfd little
daughter
Mrs. Joseph Price and Miss l.nna
Price. prominent people of socOrro,
are spending few days in the city
on a visit 20 Mrs, l.. r. and ArN'
Simon stern,
Austin A. Bradshaw. of Aspen, Colo.
arrived 10 the city last night and Will
take a p0altion with the Albuquerque
Gas. Electric Eight and Power com
pany. a. booRkeepor.
NJ. w Carter ~ WanhlnEtOn. D G.
conneciea vita the Geological survey
al the department % the intosiof. a
dolnN Investigation work IN sho Pocol
range. east ~ Santa Fe
The Eika hold their regular meet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SEAsON'S FIRST CAR
LOAD OF ORANGES

The arst car " oFabses this sea-.
kon, Washington NeVcis. from tho All.
land Fruit company AZ Orange. went
through the San BernardlnO yards OF
the Santa F'e ON ila way to Nog York
Friday, says the Tlmesslndex. and L
II expected that Il will be followed BY
a good many more cars from the VAR.
Gus orchards within short time. a.
though the shipment 81 oranges Il not
likely 10 take on any great proper
lions before ThanhselylnE and the
Christmas holidays.
The total southern California croT
"a estimated AZ $4,000 car loads, ol
which a2l0O0 will be sent 70 eastern
markets. the remainder being sent e
the west. which includes points wesl
Of Colorado.
A. 20 this month, n il considered
probable that the shipments viii no
exceed 900 car loads. bat after thB
the rush viii be heavy. aud the rail
roads will be- busy, ths Santa re hav
lng al the work Il can do comforia
bly,. even with the new compound
freight engines. the possession b
sixty Of which d ssid to enable tha
road TO pat freight cars through &,
New Yors IN ten eays The roads rs
port a. abundance ol cars % handli
the business. bus eyefy car will b.
needed. Tor even this monih. ID add
iinn 10 the $50 cars % oranges. thegl
VIII be- about $500 ears Of celery anl
500 cara OF tomatoes and other freal
ripe vegetables, which must be han
died qnickly
Indeed. the month promises 10 ~
0ne Of marked activity, especially na
slmulianeousls with The biz frelSh
sblpMents the volume 0f we6tb0nnl
passenger tfaffe promises 70 30 =
copilnnally heavy
~ tor the size Of the orEAnGe crop
aa compared with that of last yenI
there A. reported q shortage II soln
sections. which ls said 10 be Offset d
fh1 increased acreage The ffuif III
side OF the foliage is not dqvciopei
quite as much AZ might b wished
hut that on the exterior 0f the tree
a. Of exceptionally good quality, mi
form IN size and 81 good promise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
mEsILLA WILEY EXCEEDS
QUOTA FOR ENGLE DAN
H. q. HOLT SAYS THAT 5000
ACRES IN ExcEss or AlLoT.
mgNr ARg NOW PRACTICALLY
READY.

The Nesina valley has done more
than SIS ahare toward carrying the
Engle dam project 10 successful
Oulc0me. More than ghe quota al
l0tted 10 che Meaiila valley was signed
hy last nignt and thu contracts are ln
the hands ~ the hoard oi governors
ot toe wa;er Users association
n. n Holt president or the Weter
Users association said thar 100 e6f
acres cf land had been algned AZ noon
yesterday aud the contracts are ai eR.
eCuiad and 10 his once Contracts for
1000 acres additional had beer pre-
pared he said, and were ready f1r nIE.
natures Al onca a. 10000 IS the a.
loimcHt ~ the Aesiiln valley. this ~.
ure lacks only . few aoFea % reach
lng the quota and more than The fe-
uulfod acreage u 10 eight
IN addition 10 this total acreage tne
Unlied states government hns 10000
acres. which Uiii be signed up under
me Fnale prolect
The Dona Ana nend colony grant
viii add 5000 additional acres 0f un'
allotted land bFlr glng the entire
acreagc uudef the Eneic project ~
approximately t25 0o0 afves. 5000
acres IN excess ot the New Mcxlen
quota.
Il Is expected that whon the goy
ernmeni englneefs make their nnEl
SURVEYS. . pAfs uf The land which has
oeen slgnod Win be fepec,1t 7 wa'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

attacks AGAINST smnll towns, wagon
trains mining camps and larHe
ranches and estates. A big ranch Ia
the vicinity Of Hermosillo belonging
10 Governor Ysabei of Sonora. was a..
tackled and the man IN charge carried
on and tortured. A few miles from
ne capital aud from other cities and
are unsafe and american mlnlRg men
operating Ia that country never tray.
ol without substantial military escort.
N0twithstandlng the fact that Tho rn-
faleF have hucn rclniorccd by three
regiments 0f regular troops they have
lrcn unable o. siup tho rebs ion
from spreading % uil parts of Sonora
and fresh uuirages ara daily reported.
From Nolnes on the American line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

accessible mountain regions for a..
most two years. They were followed
by other ranch hands In nearly every
section Of Sonora
Up 10 this time. the few faguis on
the wafpaih had been travelling N
bands Of from 10 10 20, oeessionally
wayiaying a traveller on the road or
iooting a ranch In the more remote
sections. Col. Emilio koaterlitzky, n
Russian exile. who commando the So
nora Rurales. a body of troops corre-
spond'ng 10 the Texas and Arizona
rangers, managed TO keep The de0re'
dations OF the REDSKINS c0nAned 80 q
narrow area but aimee the Indians ~.
voltcd several months ago. ihey have
concontrated their forces Into bands
Of SO and 100 and have directed their
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

T0TIEH- KAN Nov H-~THT F1c0
question IN ihis state Is coming 20 an
issue here today hefOre the htafe sa-
ereme court. Fhen the mandamns n.
sued against the fluard Of Edaeaiinn
~ Kansas City, Kan. requiring the
board ID sh0N cause Why oOlGrod
pupils are not allowed 10 attend school
Al the same time ana IN the same
come up for . hNaFing Tho lnsl aon.
aion 81 fhc Legislature passed = hsll
balldlnRs fof white aud c0lOfed punlla.
Tho building for ,he cOlored children
d bow Ia cDnrko ~ construction and
the school BOARD has SEE 3 naft az
oach DAY q the white school for tha
nae of the neEroes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

20 the Ynqul river country. the In
dians are on the warpath.
Those eavaRes who deserted their
work ON the ranches have adopted
the dress Of the Mexlrans aud are
more civilized than thelf comrades,
who never venture down out of the
mountains except on raids. Many
of the latter stiIl make use Of the
bow and deadly polsonsd arrow, when
arms and ammunlllOn are scarce.
Al last accounts tho Indians who
have boen raidine IN the country
around Carlo. north Of hicrnosil,o,
and those who have beeu pillaglng
near ORTIZ, south Of that city, had
withdTnNn 70 The mpuntalns 10 con.
centralf thalf foffos Toy an attack on
Hormnslllo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
ALABAMA COMMERCIAL
AND INDUSTRIAL. ooclgTV.

Decatur, Ala. Nov s-Nohfiy ixt
delegates Of the gaFl0Bs commercial
ana Industrial organizations n the
state are assembled here "a attend
tke meeting * the AlnbamA CONNER.
clal and Industrial association. which
opened Al me Elks hall here today
Among the deli gates are aOmo ~ tbs
W6althloet aud best hnDwn business
men AZ this state. Many important
matters will ne discussed. amona
them the yelloa lnser question. lha
question OF warehouses for the aior'
Ing of cotton b the FARMERS and the
question Ia raEnfd 10 the immigration
~ Foreigners 90 the south The cog
ference will last tao days aud viii
clohe with q banque,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

in order 70 meet this contingency that
more than The specmcd 10000 arrrs
Was received.
notn the Mesllla valley and the ni
Pnk0 valley have completed their
share 0f the prollmlnaries 10 the ron,
HtFuctlon of the dam The next step
viii be- taken BY the government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
FIERCE YAQUI REBELS
DEVASTINC SONORA

Tucson Aria. Nov SE'he pres.
ent Naqui uprising IN aDn0iR which
may cn.mlnate IN an attack upon
ilormosilln the capital. begnu about
q month ago. when q large number
Of fndiant, working on ranches In the
District of ures. ran away and i0lned
a band Of more savage monborA of
he tfite. ~ho had been c,iiecllng and
boarding arms aud ammunllicn ln IN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

General superintendent 1. 4. nIh.
bard. "a The Santa W. coast llnes. Win
headquarters n Los Anaolos, accom-.
panied by 4f. and Mira. q. N. Cotton,
oi uellnp passed through the city last
night Y hls private car, attached to
train Ne . MI hibbard Is on hia
way % New York % Walt hla ola home
which hr has nor seen for twenty
years. and Nr. and Mfa. Coitoa win
be hla guests on me trip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

Chas. J. Devlin foae from q news.
boy In 81. Louis. to captain of
lnanee~ Ole Of hia boasts was that
be never took vacation. tie en-
ployea several thousand men a. the
ilme of his failure and Il is said not
one of hls employees worked as hard
oF as Ions hours as be dsd
policies payable 10 Mrs Doviin and
the children which cannot b. a..
signod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

70 youf frlend . prominent baaker
10 New York;
"N0i very 80 nas AeyeF n,ceised
en Internal machlne ia his mall
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19

pie Heu Der pers
lqTen 6us Saus, in nel6em Der
gtgentbumer g%eitorben, beifatten leBs
teren bartn unb binben bic Sbiire gu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19
9rents ,,@iutbtbel."

Ste eBtutbtbeI1 Grisbrt9 b. Der
Gfsrts fam bteier9 Gage Bel elmer Nuto@
arapbenperftetssrurs in 9erltn gum
Wertduf. Drisbrt9 b. Der Trsnf mar
Dpt Briebrt9 Dem 9roben psger init
pesHeaiebunger an bss RSHtss G9pss
fsr, bfr prtn0effn Mmaltt, erjt tn
@tab, baun In Masbeburg. nit Retten
bstqbsn, sirsstsrterf porbep. Wdbrenb
Ibtsfst 6nft bef6risb 9rsnt cine Btbel,
bh NIT tpstberh papter bur4f9oTen
.tpnr, aaf 200 Seftsn eng NIT isintm
etgerfn i9tut, CT f9rteb In 6ts Btbsl,
III @ef4euk Der prinssffn @md1te,
Gspf&te an bic prtnseiiin unb cine
dae0brlt6e @4tlberung bes urs
Iprnngs upb 3ufammenbangs fetnes
,traurfgeR G9tdidls. Na4tcmmen Der
.Upuatlte 9rent baden nun bic Blutbtbel
fttr 800 mart ertporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19

BI- SIN Sommer lit . lnSdemers
meBer's part am a%ngenebmiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19

Grap 8entOs, Der 8pettpt9>
ttgfte 9afen Der Republtt Uruguay.
bat 8srtibmtbeit srtanet our9 bte
1883 Don Dem 6amburssr Sneenteur
Gtsbert gesrinoete @nitalt, In Der mad
benz Rssepf bes groBen gbemtters SUI
ftus b. 2iebtg Der unter Dem glamen
6es @elebrten In BEN 9anbsl aebra6te
betannte Gletf6ertratt ~bergefteqt nitro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19
9eut ounaertppe uabe.

9. ;. Sect BON Concord, &py i6reibt,
baB er in SOlse elmer ent5iubeten Obers
lippe 20 Sabre lang bic l6redli6iteu
G9merSen eroulbete uno taum el1en
tonnte. 8udlen'8 Qrniea Snlbe 6at i'm
@flriert, 3u boben bel S &alteDer &
SObn, @eO. s. s. S6mibt. Gig. uuo
@OOlf 9reiB, Sur rs gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19
Gtme ~ueberrafhuma.

SIR f6nnt Gurem Ma9en nub @urer
2eber cine angenebme lleberraI6uns be-
reiten, ipenn Sbr, nm Sdmer5 nnb llns
reselmdBi9feiten gu itilIen, Or. Sings
Neue 2ebenspilleH nebmt. auSse5ei9z
net sesen &Opfneb, @~eritupfuus, S6pin-
bel &C. 3u baben bel s. &alteDer &
Sobn, Geo. s. S. S9mibt, Sig, nno
Ioolf 9reiB, rs @tS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19
@leHaerbetpeauma In Der s@peis.

Ste I'M Sabre 1904 peranftatteten
8eobaftun9en Der @leff3erbepe8uns
IN Der S9pet5 bqben etnen aagemetnen
Ridgang Der @letfder ergeben. Dim
metten absenommeh Bat Der 3anfleue
rone@letf9sr am Sauetl4; fstne Der
mtnoerung betrug 1872 Dieter 4 Wseter
glet8 8 9ub 8 3OlD; es folsen Cor
Psjiere, SO Meter; 3tetornuobo 81;
Mleti9 20; Dilemma 70; 3iuulglet@
fder Is; @runb 9eiert IL; ROBbooen
ID; Surtmann 10; 96tf9en 10; Ser
peele BET Gpplere 8 M}eter. 3ugenoms
men bat esn5tg Der @afenrte, Tim 6 Waes
ter. Set 1900 bat Der srobe Qleti4@
gletf4er I'm 80 Dieter abgenommen,
bertentgs BON 8igtornuOpo I'm 214,
pom 3tnal I'M 78, berientge pom GAM
fleuron Inn 176, bon Serpeele UNI 81,
bon Gurtmann UNI 40, Don 2Dtf6en
Inn 20 Dieter. 5erner 1T Der 3tnulz
gleti9er I'm perfloTenen Sabr um 10
Weter gefunfen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19
5fomeitteras mltmft GufI

@enr Sbr @ud irgenomo nieoer.
lafien tu0llt. tbut es entfane Der 81.
ME Der
Gan NntDmtp Il MranSas
BAT 8abm,
i'm Garten.D iftritt oes Gtaates. DE.
lnnobeit unb &limla uniibertrofen.
WiQige Gdnbereien fir ben Garmer,
Worttgdrtner, Obfts uno Biebsidter.
aaWegen gin5elbeiten tuenbetGuh an
@e0. s.. 2upton, o. IS. g..
san Nntuniu. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19

Dte urbenobner Guropas
uobnten, tpte bies beuttgentass nod
be 9uf9mdnner Subafrtfus tbun. In
natirIt9en 91blen ober. no ite fol9s
nt&t porfdn6en, unter Gelsod9ern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19

CINE neue 9utmobe bat
&11ts gbnar6 tretrt. 8etm Rennen
gu Gpfom erf9ien BITE brtttf4e Weaiez
fat fur etnen Gag In etnem bo1en Sci
benbut non 8ud6utfprm. NIT brettem,
fla4em Raub. Die frana0fi9e @sDos
tutton. Gromtpeu'f6er purttanismus
ptb englif4er Stuarttsmus itnb Die
biftQrif9en 0uaneen, ote In bteier ses
ntalen 6utfprm gum ft4t6aren @llss
brud s~elangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-19
Wo6( 6ekomms!
Die @srmeabuns bnu Snieften als
3abrungsmittel.

GifaSsm rno seutaitete GpHuslarset-1sdf
feafadef, Senfd,redeniappe nno ameifess'
bret spinner ais StsbsrbetImtttel Der
8uepna.S d. utetteriine.
Warren sheaf., 1905-12-14
G/eanings From the
Home Field.

Tufts Silverware is HoIm's long
suiE for Xmas gifts.
Joe Lund returned yesterday
from Thief River Falls.
DR.. G.. 4. Penney was. over from
Thief River Falls Tuesday
Just received a carload of those
Celebrated Fergus Falls sIeds. all
sizes, at Lundgren, Wittensten It
Co.
John Dahlgren boarded the SEQ
for Viking Monday evening" return
ing next morning.
Appropriate Christmas present ts
in erery department. at the Peoples
Store.
Is. 2. Myhre. OF Argyle, came
down Monday for a few days visit
with his son, J..P Myhre. register
.of deeds.
Why do thep ask for Tufts silver
ware Because they are the stand
ard and perfection. For sale at
Holm,s Jewelry store
Charles Wilen and John Lund-
quist, two prominent Wanger farm
ers. were IN town yesterday attend
ing to matters of business.
Christ Rud was In from Viking
Tuesday attending to matters OF
business and remembered the SHEAE
with a pleasant call.
Those New Home sewing ma
chimes make the finest kind of a
Christmas present for your wife.
Sold by LuDdgren, Wittensten 4
Co.
Emil Stokke. of NewfoIden,. came
in On the 500 Tuesday to- visit his
sister, Mrs. Otto Gunderson. IN this
city, for few days.
An addition of eleven blocks to
the village of Oslo has been plated
by the town site company. That
would seem to Indicate that the new
town is growing.
Friday evening, Dec. I5, the
ladies of the Pres. church will hold
their annual bazaar. where an ex-
.eellent opportunity win be offered
for the purchase of Christmas gifts,
home made candy and supper at
$50, % cents.
E. E. Stromgren. the Pelan mer-
chant, visited his parents IN this
city Tuesday night and left Wednes-
day morning on the 500 for the new
town of Nekoma, n. D.. where he is
Interested IN the mercant tile busi-
ness with his brother. r. G.. Strom-
gren-
Warren sheaf., 1905-12-14

FOUND: A pocket book. Inquire
1t SHEAF office. =.
John Dagoberg was in from Oak
Park Tuesday. ...-- <
w J.. Brown left Friday on a
business trip to Illinois.
A standard Christmas line of
Century Fountain pens at HoIm's
Read the holiday announcements
1f the Warren merchants.
Mrs. F. A. Green was down from
Stephen for few days this week.
Buy your coal at the Duluth
elevator, EMIL L. ToRNELL. ACT.
Mrs F. E. Nelson returned TO
Oslo this morning after brief visit
with Warren friends.
l. r.. Severson. the AIvarado
oanker, visited Warren friends last
Sunday.
E. E. hoppang boarded the 500
for Thief River Falls Tuesday even
ing.
Better than Sterling. the high.
grade Tufts Silver Plated Hollow
ware. at Holm s.
Stephen has closed it's schools for
Il vacation from Thanksgiving until
after New Years.
Miss Geciua Steckland. of Ste
pnen, was the guest of Miss Blanch
Nelson on Mondav.
Also see our Goth centuary Tufts
trays. They are beauties. At
Holm S Jewelry store.
Wanted-A hired girl. Good
wages to the right party. Apply
20 Mrs. W. O. Braggans.
County superintendent Miti1un
will conduct e meeting Of school
teachers at Argyle next Saturday.
The freshmen enjoyed a jolly
sleigh ride and tipover also an
oyster supper last Friday evening.
Mrs. Otto Allen. of Comstock. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. c.. o..
Anderson. in this city. this week.
w. H. Cunningham and family
left last Friday for Hersey, Wis, to
visit relatives and friends during
the winter
Read the new 'ad" on the last
page. You will miss it If you fail
TO read it ALL
Geo. E. Harris was over for a
day from Thief River Falls, where
he is doing big business soliciting
members for the American Relief
Society OF Bay City, Mich