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HELP WANTED MALE
Statesmen and Clerks.

Statesmen ,wANTED-FoR VACANCIES JAN.
l; two high-grade experienced travelling sales
l. men for specially line! Positions permanent.
compensation commensurate with ability. Ad-
dress 2547, journal.
WANTED-JAN. l.: EXPERIENCED SALES
man to handle large line of stationery sport
Ing goods, school supplies and holiday goods
5 5hG1 Minnesota and the Dakotas. Address
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED IN YOUR LO-
eaiitys city and country trade; salary and
expenses eI or commission; experience unneces-
sary. Madison Cigar Co., Dept. Al, Toledo.
WAETED-Two FIRsT-CLAss EXPERIENCED
s saaa not over 30, with knowledge of
be well recommended. Address 2734, Journal.
IN SIX WEEKS we EDUCATE you IN
salesmanship. secure you position as travel
Ing salesman with responsible firm. Address
me Bradstreet System. Rochester, N. Y.
cANvAssERs WANTED; EXPERIENCED FoR
ers e: F. Adams Co.. 7e!Ts, Eth st 8.
ACTIVE statesmen EARN $500 PER MONTH
ss n as gRfeSaty and half that
-facturers, Box 1893. ST.. Louis. Mo. = :
ALERT, PUSHING, WIDE-AwAKE BUSINESS
mgn, able to accomplish. results. for, we'll
ADDRESS 2s76 5oarna i.a's past expert
wAiNTED-sEyERAL H1GH.GRADE, ExPE-
Ina "a, trayyeng statesmen for 1907 Staple
Hne CaI afternoons. 1112 Lumber Exchange,
Minneapolis, MINI.
WANTED ADDING MA
chine salesman for latest and best machine
made made; exceptional proposition for good man.
SOLICITORS FOR ACCIDENT INSURANCE
f companies Issuing the most liberal policies.
Good territory open in minnesota. Address
HS7, Journal.
SALESMAN; CITY REFERENCES REQUIRED;
only, those who feel their services are worth
$25 to $40 per week need apply. Address
2S91 Journal.
sALESMEN- SIDE LINE; NEW
and useful; commission % per cent; valuable
samples free Address c. T. Manager, Box
$780, N. Y.
WANTED-HARDWARE SALESMAN 70 SELL
side line on commission; sample furnished.
u. H. Richardson, 691 47th st, Chicago
SALESMAN TO SELL TELEPHONE SPECIAL
ties; call Monday Telephone Specially
Co., 800 Guaranty Loan.
TWO MEN, WELL DRESSED, 70 CALL ON
Leading business men on special business.
Address 2469, Journal.
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Collectors.

WANTED-A COLLECTOR AND SOLICITOR
: with clean record for permanent good paving
position. Call am. Saturday at 1925 Kasota
& building. =
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HELP WANTED-FEMAI,E
- Miscellaneous.

FREE scHofARsH1Ps-vALuE $50 EACH
given to churches and benevolent societies for
worthy women by vote of members We teach
= MGDsoWells Garment Cutting, plain sewing.
milnery drGssmakng and ladies' tailoring
ss sue 1o basketry rug making and other
) more to get the reduced rates Catalog.
Minnesota School Women's Industries, Stevens
( av, corner SD *.*s.ss -
YOUNG fLADIEs-WE ARE GIVING THE
shorthand anywhere obtainable in the north.
s. West. Our graduates are expert writer's Of
grade positions. It will pay you to. inyesti-
gate our methods before going elsewhere.
Gregg Shorthand School, s09-13 Northwestern
Building, 322 Hennepin Az. Miss 3. z Jones,
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INSTRUCTION


IF YOU HAVE A. GOOD GENERAL EDUCA.
ton we can make an expert stenographer of
you; have trained many students for high
garde positions. Teach ladies or gentlemen;
men. Grahams Standard Photography used
by best court reporters everywhere MINES
sofa School Women's Industries, Stevens ay,
corner 3d.
guitar. cornet Clarinet; private lessons, soc:
instruments furnished free. Beginners or
chestra for all instruments; violin and man
hours driIi, 15c. F. [. Tappan, o. 7th st oi s.
LILLIAN BAKER, TEACHER OF DANCING
Teaches only at her academy at Richmond
halls, 9th st and Sd av $.
Glass and informal Wed. and Sat. evenings.
Rec, T.. c. 1855; Richmond halls Main $685..
A GENTLEMAN WITH SEVERAL YEARS Ex-
perience as teacher and leader of choirs and
singing societies, wishes position as such in
church or for some society in Minneapolis or
vicinity. Address 291O, Journal.
DANCING LESSONS, STAGE AND BALL
o. w hall, til st s. Cali r &. ioaea me-; n
ing, or evening for appointment. Mario
MISS EVA l. LONG PREPARES STUDENTS
for high schools, also receives pupils in
grammar and intermediate grades. 1910
Portland
INSTRUCTION ON MANDOLIN BY CHARLES
vanced pupils terms; soc a lesson. 18 9th
st s.
FREE LESSONS TO BEGINNERS ON VIOLIN
and cornet am starting heginners' orchestra:
card to Chestnut place gets particulars.
SPANISH, PRIVATE LESSONS OR IN CLASS,
for references and terms, apply to Parsons
1904 4th av s. T. g. 1886. 8
TEACHER OF VIOLIN, GUITAR. MANDoIIN.
Z banjo aud all band instruments. Ills Emer-
son o. a
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Cooks, Washers and Ironers.
Clerks and Salesladies.

WANTED "A COMPETENT YOUNG LADY TO
assist in crockery department.; must have
had experience. Call Monday morning. Boutell
. Bros. ' g., 80 81 g., -"
wANTED-BRIGHT, FLUENT LADY SOLICIT
tors: 231 Boston block. .'t
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Stenographers.

. Stenographers.
wANTED-YoUNG MAN COLLECTOR AND
stenographer; one who cap make himself gen.
orally useful about office. Apply NIinneapo-
lis Transportatio & Storage Co., i22 9TH st S.
MAN sTENOGRAPHER TO
learn real estate business in large office. Ad-
dress 1885, Journal. = ~
YOUNG MAN TO OPERATE TYPEWRITER;
state age and references. Address 2827'
Journal. -...~- -. 1900
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HELP WANTED MALE.
Miscellaneous.

WANTED-A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN, INDUS.
trious and willing to work hard for promo
ton, to assist in advertising department.
Journal. = r-|-T-777. '--@~9 -os,'
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IF YOU ARE COMPETENT

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portunities on our lists which You
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unique system of supplying right men
Tor right places. and right places for
right men, and hundreds of employers
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LOST, FOUND, REWARDS

LOST, FOUND, REWARDS
sTRA9E6 FROM Premises o0F~ji :, a. MOT.
Ter. Lakeville Mimi, Dec 8, chestnut or
dark sorrel colored horse: weight about $50
lbs; age or 6; lame in left hind leg, caused
Jordan Bros. minneapolis: Reward for for re- re-.
turn will be paid. Notify J; =: Moller, Lake
vile e,,,, or Jordan Bros. 2oe 9th st NJ Min
LosT-1F THE PARTY WHo~PICKED UP
iady's mink NUT at drapery department Of
Bank Building: Telephone T. G. II i71 5.'uii''
LosT-LADY's SMALL BLACK PATENT
and re on Ned 5 and nd 6 faans
sons, Daytons or 10c store Return for
reward to F. L. Ltnehan, Northrup, King
LosI--BLACK BAG CONTAINING OWNERS
fang card and gloves at
and Minneapolis or Hennepin car. Reward
II returned to Journal office.
LosT-FR1DAY, NOV. 80. AT MINNEAPOLIS
DrX s0O %h to Silver or as az ad gold
returned to Minneapolis Dry Goods. Or s1s
Aurora ay. st. Paul. ... ?:
LosT-wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, LADY'S
card, bills, black pearl-handled knife, etc.
Finder please. return to Journal office and
receive reward. -~ss -, .ssezz5 gF527
LosT-FRIDAY, a SMALL BROWN RoosE-
England; Notify or return for reward to
zd KuyGe Buchanan am,1a Howes 18th st; fiat g.
son 8 Loven's dairy farm, Golden valley ley
LosT-LAsT WEEK ON CAMDEN CAR, OR
leather pocketbook containing gold crown; re-
turn to Journal office for reward
1osT-A GOLD sUNB> -ssT BROOCH, SET
EUa1 ndt With cs Sand 1 in center
5000 Portland av for reward.
LOST - NOTIFIED LEATHER FOLDING
With GOLD edge calling card With
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LosT-FR1DAY EVENING, BETWEEN 1909
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to- h 1902 74S 81 sn frV Reward if returned
night somewhere between lake and 9th st
and 10Th and 18th avs. Return to 3oos 18th
av for reward. .Et
LOST OR sToLEN-ABoUT NOV. IS. 1905,
Journal Office.
LOsT-A GOLD CHAIN WITH ROMAN GOI1
locket, monogram>H. S., somewhere between
Bill Nicollet. . SILK -
LosT-wEDNFsDAY, BETWEEN DONALD.
sons and the Plymouth, gold bowed glasses,
case marked Best; finder please leave SD
LosT-FRATERNITY PIN SET WIFE
finder f T. Ross s0 ga Iumb ag0 nxeS Change
Ssc1s eGaFav SIX PEIT e oyA1 syEa
Marchant, room 1, .postoffice, for reward.
LosT-GoLD CHAIN WITH SMALL HEART,
initials A. B. Telephone So. GILL; OF
return 2601 18th av S; reward.
LosT-sEAL FUR NECKP1ECE. SATURDAY.
afternoon: return for reward to Mildred w.
Martin, 1870 Bryant av S.
LosT-PLAIN GOLD BRACELET NEAR 18th
ct and Ntcollet; marked Agnes" Leave at
1915 "a av 8 for reward.
LOST-GOLD RING, ENGRAVED INSIDE
lost corner Hennepin and Sd ST. Return
to Journal for reward
LosT--GoLD-RIMMED EYE GLASSES WITH
chain and harpin in case; reward. $500 Porte
la"d ay. Call Monday.
Losr-snTTkR DOG, WHITE, BLACK HEAD,
spot on back near tail. Reward at 20 VII.
low st. j. Leahy.
FoUND-WHITE SETTER, BLACK AND TAN
spots. Call and describe. 16 LIST st s.
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STU 'ONS WANTED-FEMALE

~C~~Cs~S~~~
Miscellaneous.
PROFESSIONALLY EXPERIENCED DANCE
pianist wants position in city or town where
business is good, with leader or alone: dan
cling academy and assembly work spe-
dress Musician. LOT West I'd av. Mitchell,
EDUCATED YOUNG LADY, WITH SOME
companion to elderly lady; no objection to
travelling Address 257s, Journal.
SITUATION WANTED BY BooKKEEPER AND
stenogra{Rher; rapid and accurate;, good bust
erences Address 2419, Journal.
NEAT, WELL-APPEARING WIDOW WOULD
like situation; some experience as cashier
and % book Ike good housekeeper. T. G.
wANTED-To CARE FOR AN INVALID BOY
physician. Address 2o2o Fremont az N. Main
EXPERIENCED Lazy WISHES WORK At
parties, clubs or socials: neat and clean
caterer. Address 2292. Journal. =
EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY DESIRES Pc.
s ud as gove 1 ON private teacher. Adj
YOUNG WOMAN. GERMAN TEACHER, JUST
dress 2505, Journal.
SITUATION wANTED-As NURSE IN CON
fnement cases: Call at 14O9 I'd av s, or tele-
phone Main 3376-L. -. - -
PRACTICAL NURSE soLIcITs ENGAGE
ments; work under doctors directions. Nurse
141O Nicollet av. s- 3D..
EDUCATED LADY WANTS POSITION IN
doctors office; best references. Address $685.
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Trades,

o o o
Q OFFICE OF THE MINNEAPOLIS STEEL o
Q & Machinery Co., O
o 1854 Minnchaha av. O
o N. W. Telephone Main 1871. r. G. 5191 O
o ! am IN giving lessons evenings in Bridge o
F. W. Hatch, Chief Draftsman. c
o ., Q. Q $50 90 0
CRAFTSMAN EXPERIENCED IN DESIGNING
$i2So to si:5oS SRs demand for competent rt
s1s N,col ftps aS' Minneapolis.
WANT Filler, ENGINEER, M1LLwRIGHT
and crew for %n iath n mill IN city coopeTative
commended, considered All year job. Must
nroft s2SS to SeS in business and
WANTED-A F1RsT-CLAss PRINTER; MAN
who can do all-round country work. job. tasty
ads and general newspaper work: must be a
pressman; no boozer or cigaret hend wanted;
good wages to right party. Write immediate
ly. Salem Special, Salem, s. D.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARCHITECTURAL
aradaq capable Of taking charge of Office
School preferred address $3.50, Journal
WANTED-A GOOD SIMPLEX OPERATOR;
! steady. situation; good town; so miles east
Of twin cities State experience and wages
wANTED-A1 SAUSAGE MAKER AND KILL
Ar; prefer married German, strictly temper
ate ate german permanent position Humphrey & Bow
WANTED IRsT-CLAss MACHINIsTs AND
pattern makers; Steady employment. Mime
apolis Steel & Machinery Co., 29th st and
Minnehaha av.
PRINTER WANTED AT ONCE TO ACT As
foreman OF large country office; SIS weekly
to right man. News & Stockman, Towner
N. D. '::' -. ..fr :.
BARBER WANTED, WITH TO 2N YEARS
+" experience: Address at once Robert Smith,
!. kasson MINI. ;,
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CARPENTER;
must have tools. 329 Nicollet .av; room g. =
WANTED BLACKSMITH AND HoRsEsHoER
: and all around woodworker. TOO Sd st 8.
WANTED-FOUR CARPENTERS. CALL. 629 q
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Boys.

BOYS-TWO HUNDRED BOYS IN EVERY
school district to earn watch, camera, musical
instruments any one of a hundred other
holiday gifts. absolutely free: no canvassing;
your own time. For particulars call or write
: to the, Sperry & Hutchinson Co., at GIG Hem
nepin av, Minneapolis.
WANTED-AT ONCE, TWO BUNDLE WRAP.
pers; none but experienced need apply; per
Apply to Geo. Lindblad. :
OFFICE BOY; ONE OVER 16 YEARS WITH
high school education preferred. Chance for
advancement. Address 2767, Journal
OFFICE BOY, ABOUT II or Is; MUST HAVE
- good address and be smart: give references
Address 1928, Journal
WANTED ~ ERRAND BOYS. APPLY I'll
q. Globe building
wANTED-BoY AT CRKLER's DRUGSTORE.
COZ Nicollet av. ~. 49, y
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.s.,&& Laborers. s......-
wANTED-MoNDAY MORNING. LABoRERs
at Knox and Summit avs S to dig cellar at
Z am. J. f, CUMMINGS ~
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Bookkeepers. ~"
wANTED-BooKKEEPER AND sTENoGRA-
pher; must be fine penman. thoroughly ex-
sperienced. accurate and reliable and able to
furnish first class references position open
y, JAN 1, 1907. Address with full particulars
w: V. Reyleck, Grafton, N. D.
MAN BooKKEEPER, FIRST CLASS, WITH
experience; permanent position at once to
right party: Shafer-P1erce Co., 60S Nicollet
av, room 516
wANTED-ExPERIENCE CANDY CLERKS
at Garland's, SO 5th st s.
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statesmen WANTED-FoR VACANCIES JAN.
l; two high-grade experienced travelling sales
men for specially line. Positions permanent.
compensation commensurate with ability. Ad-
dress 2547 Journal - =, = -----.' -
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Coach1nen.

WANTED-Pos1T1oN By A YOUNG MAN Az
coachman, experienced Understands care O.
furnace. References Address 1884 Journal
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Continued
Dressmakers and Seamstresses

Dressmakers and Seamstresses.
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
Of great Xmas offer Of regular Zoe imported
India ltnon hemmed aprons In white; work
manshtp most beautiful ever put on market;
86 inches long; very nobby, special design,
limited number; 49c, registered Address
orders to American Apron Co., Dept. TO- 45O4
Cottage Grove fav, Chicago.
sEwERs-GINGHAM APRONS. MAKE HIGH.
est wages Material sent to door free of
charge Stamped addressed envelope for par
ticulars. L. p. Richards, 1904 Cottage Grove
av, Chicago.
LADIES TO WORK PIECEW0RK; s. PER
dozen; materials furnished; no canvassing;
steady work. Stamped envelope. Best Mfg.
Co.. Champlain bldg. Chicago.
LADIES TO MAKE SANITARY BELTS, MATE
rial all cut ready to sew; $1.2O per dozen;
particulars stamped envelope. Lenox Co.,
dept. 425, Chicago. =
N1LLINER-sTRICTLY FRST-CLAss TRIM
mer and designer wanted. Apply Star Pattern
Hat, Co.. 233 d 4th st, st. Paul. =, g -
Cooks, Washers and Ironers. "
wANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR HOUSE.
work; four in the family; one that likes
children Mrs. Anthony, 1O2 w 14th st.
EXPERIENCED COOK WANTS POSITION IN
hotel will leave city; only frst-class houses
need answer. 6O9 9Th nv s.. t.~-'.> p
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HoUsEKEEPER WANTED ON GOOD FARM,
by middle-aged American widower: good nome
to right party. Address 1852, Journal.
WANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER 3 WITHOUT
children for North Dakota. Apply 2OO2 I'd
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

GOOD BANRn WISHES STEADY JOB. AID.
dress t61i 7th av S, Minneapolis. -. 4
CARPENTERS WANTED; 1885 I'd Az 8. FOR
Monday morning. Tel. 55S1. =
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AT CRKLER's DRUGSTORE
COZ Nicollet av. -
BOY. 200 BOSTON BLOCK
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Housekeepers.

Q y WANFED-1N a SMALL FAMILY. EN-.
ploying cook and housemaid, woman
O j and sewing from $3.50 am. to 3 PM
daily. Address, stating qualification and
wages, 1928, Journal.
"a a y n n n n SEh 49,,
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WANTED-A YOUNG NAN. 1s: YEARS OF
| age, to drive a single horse; must be ac-
guainted in city: Call 4s Eastman av: Sd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YOUNG LADY
stenograIher; prefer experienced in real es-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-30
STATE or MICHIGAN

The Probate Court for the County of Ionia.
AT session of said Court. held at the Pro-
bate office in the city of lona in said County.
On the fourteenth day of August A. ID 1906.
Present: Hon Montgomery Webster.
Judge of Probate
In the Matter of the Estate of
JAMES THORNBURI. Deceased.
Edward Thornbury. Administrator of said
estate having filed in said court his petit, n,
Draying for license 10 sell, at public or priv
ate sale the interest of said estate i'm certain
real estate therein described, for the purpose
of paying del hts and the charges ana cxpen.
SEES of administering said estate.
IL Is Ordered, That the seventeenth day OF
september, A. - 1906 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon at said probate office, be and is
hereby appointed for hearing said petition.
and that all persons inter Sted in said estate
appear before said court. at said time and
place. to show cause why license 10 sell the
interest of said estate in said real estate
should not be granted.
II Is Further Ordered, That public notice
thereof be given by publication of a copy on
this order. for three successive weeks pre-
yious To said day of hearing, in the Beldng
Banner newspaper printed and circulated
n said county.
MONTGOMERY WEBSTER.
\ true copy. Judge OF Probate.
Anna l.. webster
Register of Probate.
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AVON TX X EN r..
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sheidt
August oath, a son.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sheidt
August oath, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shanks of Barryton
who have been guests at the home OF
Ray Kent the past week returned to
their home Saturday. Mr.. Kent ac'
companied them home, the trip being
made in an automobile.
Mrs. Dell Wetherbee of Grand Rap
ids who has been visiting at the home
of Ed. Foster. lost her pocket book
containing a sum of money. Any in
formation as to its recovery will be
gladly received.
Mrs. Frank Brewer has been enter
tanning her sister for a few days.
Abbott & Brooks are putting down
a drive well for Clarence Renwick.
Eddie Scott cut one of his limbs
with a draw shave Monday and DIR.
Brady had to put in two stitches to
close the wound.
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EUREKA.

1t seems good to have it cooler af-
ter so much very hot weather. Upto
SO in the shade last week Tuesday.
The scarlet fever quarantine at Let
Browns has been raised and Mrs
Brown is doing fine.
Glen Stokes is working for Mr.. Full
Ter this week.
School will commence in Dist. No. 6
next week with Miss Belle Canton of
Greenville as teacher.
Montcalm Juvenile Grange is drill
ing for the fair in Greenville next
month.
Your correspondent cast his first
vote for John G.. Fremont, has voted
the republican ticket at every cleo
tion since and has been a resident
here since September 1915
LLOYD Bigler of Keene is a guest of
his grandparents Mr., and Mrs. b. S.
Bigler.
Miss Maggie Nash has a position
with Mr.. Herrick of Lyons and went
there last week.
Miss Blanch Anderson of Buffalo
was a guest of j. b. Moon MOI day.
Enoch Sturgeon and Leroy Stokes
went to Lansing on the excursion
last week.
Ed Stokes has his beans all pulled
and Will Bigley is pulling his.
The late rains will help late pota-
toes.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-30
STATE OF MICHIGAN

The Probate Court for the County of Ionia.
At session of said Court. held at the pro-
bate ONCE in the City of Iona, in said Coun.
" on the eighteenth day of August A. ID.
1906.
resent: HON. MONTGOMERY WEBSTER.
Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
OLIVEB JONES. (LEE), Deceased
Helen A. Leonard, daughter of said de-
ceased. having flied in said court her petit
ton praying that said court adiudicate and
determine who were at the time OF her death
the legal heirs of said deceased and entitled
To inherit the real estate of which said de
ceased died seized.
1t is Ordered, That the seventeenth day of
September A. d. 906 at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon, at said probate office, be and is
hereby appointed for hearing said petition
1t is Further Ordered. That public notice
thereof be given by publication of a copy OF
this order, for three successive weeks pre-
vious TO said day of hearing. In the Belding
Banner newspaper printed and circulated
In said county.
MONTGOMERY WEBSTER.
ANNA T.. WEBSTER Judge of Probate.
A true copy. Register of Probate.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Leach OF
Orleans visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. &. Snyder, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Curtis spent
Sunday at A. Skellengey's.
Mrs. N. Warren visited her son, II.
Warren, part of last week.
Earl Warren moved his family to
Greenville last week.
Mrs Whitscell and two children OF
Bedding visited her daughter, Mrs.
willard Phillips, Monday.
Miss LeOna Phillips returned to
Grand Rapids Saturday. Her mother
accompanied her home for a few
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
Sage.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Kohn visited rela-
tives in Greenville Wednesday.
School commences Sept. 4.
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ROUND ABOUT US.
Weekly Grist of Newsy items Reported by
Oar Special Correspondents.

of nearby steam thresher's whistle
and in trying to- hold the horse was
forced against tree with the aboye
results. DIR. Spencer is her physician.
She Is getting along finely with her
arm.
In the Grand Rapids News of Aug,
rs are the particulars of the death of
Frank Sears of Grattan, resident
here for 30 years. Mr.. Sears is yet
alive and how the mistake came about
is mystery to his neighbors. Never
theless not everyone can read their
obituary while enjoy ing health.
The next social of the Ashheld
church L. A. S. will be held on the
afternoon of Sept. Z. at the home of
Mrs. Wheeler Pond. 1t is also the
annual election of officers.
Enoch Howell will run his cider mill
every Thursday until fall apples
comes in, then he will run Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Pc miles north
east of Grattan Centre. ll-3w
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ORLEANS.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Clark and son,
Harold. returned home Saturday eve
ming after pleasant visit with
friends in Flint.
Elmer Cutler of Muir spent Thurs
day at VIM Hulberts.
Miss Lola Spanogle left Thursday
for Grand Rapids, where she has ac-
cepted position in a telephone Office.
L. II. Holmes spent few days at.
home during the past week.
Miss Belle Beach returned to Grand
Rapids Friday evening after and en-
joyable weeks visit with friends
here.
II. S. holdings, who has been visit
ing relatives at Blanchard, arrived
home Friday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Miss Carrie Holmes Wednesday,
Sept. 5. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward " ooldridge
and daughter, Mary, and Miss Jessie
Doty spent Sunday with relatives at
South Ionia.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Hall and little
daughter returned home from Maple
Rapids Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hammond and
family from near Muir were Sunday
visitors at Fred Curries'.
Miss Jessie Doty was the guest of
Mrs. Charles Graf a few days the
past week.
MI. and Mrs Alva Hill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferry VanGrescn and family
spent Sunday at Long Lake.
Mrs. VIM. Warren and daughter.
Hattie, and Miss Iva Johnson left
Friday morning for Alma where they
go to spend few days with relatives.