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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-19
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-19
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SpirituOien In 3usearatpas Gountp III
4oOlpb am pubiic Gquare. S5amilieu
tuerben nit Maaren periehsn. II
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

..,,;. r, BIRTHS. i SIS
. Sullivan, MIR. and MRS.. h. SD Fifth avenue
Sc boy. &..
Pauson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E., 1907 Washing
ton street NE, girl.
Huntington Mr.. and Mrs. F., 1925 Fourth
avenue N. girl.
Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs NJ, 2525!a University
avenue Sc, a girl.
Finn. Mr.. and Mrs. E.. 1918 Bryant avenue
N, girl. - =
MARRIAGE LICENSES
George W. Congdon and Anna M. Chamber
lin. .-.. &
John Kramarz and Amelia Kuduk.
Frank Lydiard and Evangellne s. DAILY.
John F. Hommes and Mabel Giebenhain.
Robert B. Timmons and Anna M. Young.
Howard Clysdale and Lillian Reyes.
Friend D. Hamilton and Edith Purdham.
Henry H. Blinn. and Della Greeman.
Frank A. Gustafson and Mary T. L1ndbloom.
Albert Manu- and Elina Johnson. go.
Robert G. Gongoll and Clara Schneider
Gustav A. Kvittum and Amanda O.. Laulo.
Richard P. Anderson and Tell E. Scherrer.
Frank Petrak and Lizzie Shidlo. .."
Frank H. Haisch and Kathryn hetterer.
= Edward Kleven and Hattie Orther.
.: DEATHS.
Dorsey, Bridget, 712 Adams street NE. q,
+ Bedford City hospital.
Bachelor, Leonard A., Soldiers Home nos
Markey, Nora. 81 Thirteenth avenue n:
Johnston, james, 643 jackson street NE:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

o1E5 AYsER1 W;.t P; Aber Ney York ( Go3 Miss
Pittsfeld, Mass. !; Mart ,Fleemer, Miss. Kate
Fleemer, Howard Lake; J: K: Brady, Howard re
Addison. Marshall, Mimi John Hutchson
Jackson, Mich; 9; H: Hesla. Lime Grove
Iowa; Mrs h0Ghes ,acrs M Ha
Tofs R. Ia M hsS Chicago s. Gibson
Chicago; E. s. Munholand, Indianapolis; L. w.
nra' W. H. TuPre Prncet ta!s G. Kobin
son, Chicago: G. Adams and wife. New York;
DstF9 w T f. %es snd
Tties. aey mrs. f9 SPEAR fittse ears'
RRa Flint M Risss spsinses Mas osr ME-
". K. Bacon, Middletown Conn; George +.
Bourne Falls, Mass; ). E. Hofrner, Anderson,
Iowa; Charles f. Parney,y Clinton. I'LL; J. H.
M {deS to1 New Castle 1na T. Marion Gilt
Mrs. I. A. Fuller, Park Rapids, Minn.; +: H.
a. a. s As A PrHeston a. AeR
clifford, Boston: R. A. Stone and wife, Chi
,Id R kHgers Donald
brock, Milwaukee; Mrs. Birder, Vivian and
Seei5 Rrd G:r.r Miss S SRelily Park Riys5.
Horning. n: D.: g. q. Bacon, Chicago. -
Mrs pte5e sidney Dibbis Msfshal F. Af TrR
patrick Spencer, Iowa; j. Grade. Monteyideo;
York; Mrs. g. L. Award Mrs R. Harrison,
Marsy Sioux sna Mi City, G. Xsd GneSse
B. NJ. Click, Cleveland; 1. Carton, England
!; Baldoek, England; Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Setter.
Mrs; J; H. James Mankato; Mr.. and Mrs
~ ~ "a a., sP$ + SS5
Gilchrist, Crookston; Mrs. and Miss Norton
Lisbon, y: 3; 6: /. Hedge. Spokane; J.: N n
q: R. Christie, Mrs. g. Payne, Long Prairie
Mimi; Ben Behmison, Buffalo, Mimi; B. G.
ahof Wnd 1nut lake f cy " HeRma Mf
eouver,, B. G; H. A. Clark Tomah Wis
f. Wis Fort,an SiEev Kd
%s5 %3Pn
scaaon Brsdsy ssyt on Min MIMI Mrs e.
Jones, Morris, Mimi; Mrs. N. E: Matthews vs.
Detroit; Mrs. Chase Conant, Wells; H.
B. G.; NJ. Il. straitiman Leaky; J. A. Toms
Croix Falls, Wis; Mrs. g. S. Wyman, MOI
ris, Mimi; Mrs. J.. S. Stephens, G. S. Ste
gh@ss coH er Mnn and Il G11
Chicago; Mrs. H. n. Benson st. Peter; G..
Kellogg, Preston, Iowa; Miss Pittinger, Adai
Mrs c: o. Cooley, Mrs: F. Q: Howard, NJ
della, Mimi IN, Mr. and Mrs e. P. Peterson
L1tchheld Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. Webste
Howe 9wa tom nrc j. C. King Mora;
Mankato, Mimi; R. B. Hall, St. Jane
Mrs. W. B. Mitchell, St. Cloud. Mimi. N
and Mrs. J. R. Cornell Mount Carroll Ill
NJ. S. Owen, Partridge, Wis; ]. L. Gunne,
Elk River; Mrs. S. S. Allen, Dodge Cente
Esb;: 9. W. Gillian and family, Windom;.
Rollins. Prentice; II. E. Doty, Chicago Mr.
]. S. Thomas. Pollock, S. D.; A. s. Pasquet
St. Louis; G.. Jeck, Peoria: J. C. McNe
Miss Mcneil Davenport: E. c.. Baird. Grac
vile: Mrs. R. NJ. Addison Marshall, Mr.
Vergie B. Seward Marshall, Mimi; Mrs. G.
Balls. Benson: A. E; Woodmansee. Woo
n. Wyman Anoka; G. s. Paulison. D
Moines, Iowa; D. Currie, Ramona, S.. D.; e.
Garfield. Lawrence; j. w. Cunning. Esthe
vile. Iowa; j.. q. Sullivan, Montreal: L
schaen, Sioux City, Iowa; E. J. Brown. Ke
mare. N. D.: o. FL. Larkn Marie Lark
Granite Falls, Mimi; o. P. BurrowsS VIM. A
NEAR. breckenridge; ]. o. Fitzgerald, Chicag
J; NJ Smith, Herman, Mimi; R; A Wayne
Herman, N. D.; J. Anda. Chicago A.
Marsh, Cleveland; Albert Hegge, o. C. Hegs
Sherman, s. D.: ]. e.. Ashton, Fort William
npfS. A Ar,
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS


2, Holway s. Taylors addition ....... 100
NJ p Hal u and da wife f. to GG E pgl part on
e. X. Evans. administrator, to J. 7. Nc
Gowan, part of lot 5, block 142. Town ).
G. u Egs fneapG ~ Peterson lot is block e o'
Highland Home addition ......:,.: Il
F. B. Loring and husband to A. Bechtel
ct al, lot lG. block S22. Wells, Sampson - :,
James Long ard wife to W. G. Leary, in
section s. township III. range H...... 1,a
Lake Erie Dredging company to B. B.
Tanning, lots to 80, Smith u HoWe's
A. G. Jerome to j. Lorenzo, in section is, -
:, township Gsns ne range 2 la
5, block s. B. W Wright's addition. -. II
George d. Dayton and wife to NJ. NJ.
Sc se hoo in section 8, township H. :.
H. ]. Cram ct al. to Fl. NJ. Moss, lot 8, "
block 6, B. s., Wright's addition ..:.. II
GIa1k S and wife p to e. murray pnr a lot
division revised OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
C. ,, g; Chase hs to F. W. Warren; lot r. :,
S. NJ. Alther and husband to q. Wander
see; part of lot 5. block I, Bottineau's
c. G. Plocmauist and wife to S. Kronwali
and wife. lots IL and II, block 1, Hell
A. BechteI ct al. to S; J. MeKnight com
pany. lot IL; block 22s, Wells, Simpson - >
& Bells addition. etc. p, 81
c. X. Bartlett and wife to W. w. Kerk-
hon. lot %, Coopers subdivision ...... 8
James Wilson to II. ]. Wilson, in section
%, township %, range "a .......... b
L %sS 1T 5; block 3 vilisss Of Sssse:
undivided one-third Of lots IA. Is and
16. block 49, Case & Others subdivision 1,5
e. Pennington to 1. l.. Hazlett, lots 1
and 2, block 81, Groveland addition 10
E. Patterson and husband to W. T..
Coe lot Is, block 2. Keith, Anderson
& Farrier's addition ...............:.. 10
NJ Trigg and husband to L. j. Jerdee,
part of lot s, block U. Tuttle's add.
ton .................. 81
R. Sterling to G. T.. Engler. part Of lot
49, block 81. Calhoun Park .......... 1,O
Security Land 4 Investment company to
| J. Lathinen, lot II, block /, Byrnes'
W. D. Rcsbach ct al. to M Meagher,
undivided two thirds Of lots IA, is and
16, block 80. Case & Others subdivision &c
A. Hershfeld and wife to NJ. Olberg. lots
p and 26, block 4, w. J. Lewis ad-
E. X Kern and wife to J. Sullivan, lot
! g., block TO- Elliot's addition .......... %
| n. J. Holmboe to A. B. Darling, lot z
block l., Morgan's addition ........... IL
L.. K1mball and wife to E. Watts. part
of lots and 9, block 9. Summit Park
c.. A. Hermann to E. Horwitz, lot &, .'
block 10, Calhoun Park addition ...... e.!
| L. H. Fletcher and wife to e. Day lot
! Z, block 1, Fletcher & Fletcher's addi-
Victoria Land company to George W.
Smith, ct al. lot and part of lot 4,
block 6, Wells, Sampson & Bells ad-
. .
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HELP WANTED-MALE
PRINTERS

i E
WANTED, A LIMITED NUMBER OF
FIRsT-cLAss JOB coMPosIToRs, LIMO
TYPE OPERATORS, MAKEUP AND STONE
MEN FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS IN
OPEN SHOP OFFICES AT SIS AND UP
WARDS, PER WEEK OF FIFTY-FoUR
HOURS.
TIE TYPoTHETAE OFFICES ARE RAP
IDLY FILLING THEIR QUOTA. THERH-
FORE YOU SHOULD APPLY PROMPTLY
IF YOU DESIRE TO OBTAIN ONE OF
THE REMAINING PLACES.
NO ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO ANY
COMMUNICATIONS NOT NAMING AT
LEAST TWO REFERENCES AND YOUR
LAST EMPLOYER.
REMEMBER THESE ARE CHOICE POSI-
TONS, VACATED BY ORDER OF TIKI
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. AND ONLY THE
BEST QUALIFIED MEN WILL BE CoNsID
Erred. ADDRESS
ST. PAUL TYPoTHETAE,
100 NATL. GERMAN AMERICAN BANK
BLDG. ST. PAUL. MINI.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Emma Bedford, 1925 James avenue N, ID
one and one-story frame dwelling. ..... 81, 700
G. Q. Martenson. 1405 Twenty fourth av-
enue n, two.story frame fats ...... $500
H. H. Deal, 2616 Garfield avenue, two.
story frame dwelling ................ 1900
University Of Minnesota, repairs after
:, fire &c.,: .:::..-. :......::. 1000
University of Minnesota. brick and tile
Psychological building 100, 900
Philip Hartman, 1881 Sixth street s, =
concrete sidewalk area. 49,. .:::..... 1000
story brick veneered flats ..::.. . 1900
two-story frame dwelling .......... 1900
F. H. Elwell, 400 West Lake street,
two-story brick veneered store ........ $500
two-story frame dwelling ...... $500
Fifteen minor permits .................. 1855
Total twenty-five permits. ........ .$124, 69s
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


LADIES, REMEMBER THE NEW YORK MIL
unery Co. Plate Glass corner. 300 Cedar av.
has the largest retail millinery establishment
In city We have adopted the new plan, CIV
Ing 10 per cent cash coupons towards tewelfy
at our jewelry counter. We are sharing our
profits with the customer.
YOUNG LADY GRADUATES OF THE MUNsoN
Shorthand Institute, Guaranty Loan building
are always in demand, for they receive the
.'actual experience while at school which IS
SO needful to their success. Enter any time.
a CAPABLE, CLEVER, WELL-DREssED, LADY
like person, for a permanent position; expert
ence not necessary as instruction will be given
IN duties required re- goo pay non hso TO
WANTED-LADIES TO LEARN HAIRDRESs-
ing, manicuring, automatic, electrical scien-
tifc massage. Ladies', call and have your
work done free. Moler Barber College, 221
I'd S, Minneapolis, MINI.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN SIC
to $15 weekly in spare time corresponding for
newspapers; no canvassing. Send for part1cu'
| lars. Northern Press Syndicate, Lockport. N I.
| LADY CLERK, EXPERIENCED IN DRY GOODS
! and furnishings, for fine position i'll North
| Dakota town; salary IS to $40 and transporta-
tion s. A. Morawetz s. Co.. 315 Kasota Bldg.
WANTED = ENERGETIC sALEsLADY FOR
new; everyone buys; 100 per cent profit. G.
Townsend, 400 Kasota building, forenoons.
A GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
! homework the Taylor stock farm, near
4 Wyoming, Mimi Salary So per week.. Call
i at 742 Boston block.
WANTED-FIFTY GIRLS TO OPERATE
power sewing machines making wrappers
! skirts and petticoats Apply Sterling Mfg
/ Co., 423 9Th ay s.
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NOTICE

NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-N IS
hereby given that sealed bids will be received
laying eight-inch sewer pipe from the center
of Prairie st In the city OF Lake City, MINI.
into Lake Pepin, terminating therein, and
reflling such excavations in accordance with
plans and specifications on file in the office
to be accompanied by a certified check of one
hundred dollars ($10O) All bids must be
filed with the city recorder before 6 o'clock
pm, Oct 81, 1905 The council reserves the
right to reject any and all BIDS BY order OF
the common council. A. w. Corwin, Recorder
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MOVING


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, ard may succeed
occasionally in making up car, but we slone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and reliable sery.
ice For the best of service at the lowest
rates, write call at 46 Sd ct s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and ether points; can save you money; do
not be deceived by other advertisers: we can
and will do what agree regarding car rates.
Write or call. Safes nd heavy machinery
moved ny experts. .22 9th st s. Both phones.
CAMEROWs TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Elk,
merit pacl ers for storage or shipment; large and
commodit ss vans for moving. Office, 200 Ntcol
let: both shones 1908. Residence T. c. 1924.
FLOUR CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Moving and packing specially. Office 217
9Th at Both phones 64S.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
Hnn4InIIad

Female.
Continued.
wANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, 20 YEARS
DID,, position in private office; no shorthand
work; can operate Remington machine; can
take charge of entire correspondence; uniyer-
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION IN PRIV
ate office or with some good reliable firm;
familiar with general office work; have taken
bookkeeping and commercial course; references.
Address 5426 Journal.
CoMPETENT LADY sTENOGRAPHER. NOW
employed desires new position: experienced
in banking, insurance, real estate and general
office work; city references furnished. 1853,
Journal.
YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS CASH
manufacturing concern; several years ex-
perience; can furnish references. 3942. Jour-
nal.
MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES
laundry work Is not required; modern house
or HAT, good wages; references 1885. Journal.
A SITUATION By AN EXPERIENCED, EDT.
Gated lady to care for children in nice family
either travelling or resident lady's COM
panion. Address 5167, Journal.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER AND LADIES
tailor latest Partisan styles, wishes engage
ments in refined families. 101 Spruce place,
fat 8. A. B. Hammersley.
GIRL ATTENDING SCHOOL TO WORK FOR
Bloomington ay. T. c. 5071.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES SITUATION AS TEAM
ster or coaehman: well acquainted in city.
Address 520s. Journal
DREssMAKER WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
| family for this month. Call up evenings, T.
WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION AT PRESS.
ing in dyeing and cleaning shop. 2109 9th av s.
WOULD LIKE DAY WORK THREE OR FOUR
days In week: 21O9 9th av s.
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STORAGE.

-o~oo~o~~S
THE BOYD TRANSFER 6 STORAGE CO. has
uueoualed facilities for moving. storing, pack.
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon TO Chi
cago Denver. Spokane aud Pacific coast points.
Others advertise such rates. and may succeed
occa sionally in making up car but alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and reliable
Vice For the hest of service ct the lowest
rates, write or cell at 40 Sd st 8.
NINNEAPoLIs TRANSFER Z STORAGE CO.
nave best facilities for handling and storing
household goods: expert furniture packers:
satisfaction assured: car rates to Pacific coast
and other points our Specially. 122 5tn st 8.
Both phones.
cAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods; expert packers. ONCE. 200 Nic0l-
let Both phones 12s'S. Res. phone. T. C. 1924.
REM BROS, TRANSFER AND sToRAGEi
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved By
experienced men. 112 9Th OF N. Both tells.
ESP.
FIREPROOF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping. log LIST ay n.
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FOR sALE-s2-RooM HOTEL. ST. PAUL; DO
ing fine business; owner made money enough
to buy summer resort and retire; price S5,0uO;
s per cent discount for all cash; would ,dst as
soon take part good prairie land if clear; this
is your opportunity; new auditorium and Or
pheum going up near BY: location growing In
value two blocks from all lines and post
office will sell quickly; worth more. T. D.
Dibble $50 Temple Court Minneapolis.
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STORM SASH AND CARPEN
TER WORK

SCREENS REMOVED. STORM SASH PUT ON,
carpenter work, painting, papering, promptly
done; prices reasonable. c. J Courtney Co,
3419.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

- O14k4INOIl0
o o . o % o o o Q
o EIGHTEEN ROOMS THoRpLY MOD Q
ern, well furnished and full Of room Q
ers; good chance to give board at SIS Q
week; income FROM rooms alone Q
amounts to over 5000 a month; sick c
ness compels us to sell; will sell on q
O easy terms. ..-
o The Dirimple-Ferrell Agency,
421 kasota Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PLANO SALE-THE GREAT CLOSING OUT
sale of the New England Furniture and Car.
pet eompany's elegant stock of new pianos
Is still In progress; reliable pianos going at
about half price; stop minute aid consider
what this means to you--a saving of $50
to $3.50 on high grade pianos. The stock in
cludes the superb MeElin piano, Biasius Ham
ilton, Howard, Steck, Lindeman and score
Of other makes. Here is just a few sample
bargains: Two New England pianos, sis,
sohmer pianos. s19O. $3.50. $3.50 Mehl1.
piano for. s270; s525 Hardman piano ST
$50: Wcser piano, S11o: $3.50 Rudolf piai4.
for $1S5; 1915 Lindeman piano for s215; uzas
uprights going for $50, $50, 500. $Ji0. So,
$l2O, $40, S140, $145. Terms reduced za9
this sale to 81, So. 81, So ST and s: s
month. Store open evenings Foster & Waldo,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19

All KINDS and SIZES new and secondhand;
selt-feecers, base-burners, Stewart, Peninsular,
Acorn. Jewel, Garland, Jewett, Universal,
Dockash, Victor Solar, Art Novelty, Brilliant
Novelty, Perfect Home. Ranges-Jewell, Ma
jestic, Ideal, CHIEF National, zeal Estate. uid
then come and see ours. LInis will convince
you that we can sell cheaper than the up
town stores. We also handle full line of
furniture. Old furniture taken in exchange.
A. Void. 1l13-1115 Washington as S. N. w.
phone 2472-L.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19

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