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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-31
CORPORATION ORGANS FOR COLE

Mr.. Cole is going about the state
assuring the voters that he has not
received dollar of campaign contriba-
tions from corporations and that he
believes that they are against him III
the campaign, nevertheless it is Pc
culiar fact that the Pioneer Press, a
paper acknowledged to be owned and
controlled Dy ]. j. Hill, Is bending
every effort to secure Mr.. Coles elec-
ton. This does not look as Though
the great financial interests were or
posing Mr.. Cole hard enough to hurt
Another fact which leads the average
onlooker to doubt that Mr.. Cole is SUI
fering from corporation opposition is
the Chase National bank endorsement
which the Cole committee Is sending
out to every financial institution in
the state. The Chase bank, be It
known, Is J. J. Hills Eastern financial
hacker, and is known as the Morgan
Hill bank. These facts make Candi-
date Coles statement look fishy, and
one is led 10 believe that if his CALI
paign was languishing for a dollar or
two that lie could easily secure it
from these sources. It Is possible, OF
course, that Tom Shevlin: personally
has seen to It that such assistance is
unnecessary. ;" 4
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Businle'i I cals and ants.

OUND zk u st this Office
DrsS ~ Garretson, il dentist: ONCE
il New Ru BILE block, Willmar. '| 22tfl
Il afss 49, 10 NJ 3 aazRss aB
OR Rem Several: good farms, !
BY: Crawford &sLeslie. 2 & ss: !: q 24tfl
!: GIRL |WANTED-Good girl for
general housework. 4, = -
35f j; IT, iMRs.:O. A. JACOBSON.
FOR RENT-One7 furnished room
on East LitchGeld avenue. Inquire of
:Erick ohsberg. : N. II H.: 26f
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms: Modern eonvsniences- heat,
light and bath: Inquire At this Office.
-: = 4: = = 1862
FOR SALE-One self-feeding heat
ing stove; also one cook stove, nearly
new. Inquire at .226 -Litchfieldz Ave.
East. r. r, =. ,z;37f
FOR SALE-Fine resi- enee.s prop
erty-high and dry--very reasonable.
terms. J, n, STYLES.
34f 172 T,itchf;ald Ave. r..
FOR. RENT-Modern S-room house.
inquire OF S. f. ,Magnuson at ''rhe
Fair" Cor: 3rd ST. and Benson Ave.
ROOM AND BoARD-Ntee doable
front room, suitable for two, with
board. Inquire at 2f6 Litchfeld ave-
nue. East. 33f
Mrs. Minnie Fri zen is now back,
from her summer sanitarium at Poke
CANA Lake, Pine City, and located at
3OO Sixth street, S. E., Minneapolis.
373
LOST-Red leather pocket book lost
last Saturday about 4 p. M, between
Palace Grocery and postotfice. Con-
tanned papers, $l5 in cash and u. S.
postoffice commission. Finder leave
at this Office. |
FOR SALE OR RENT-Either the
whole of my farm of 500 acres or part
$40 acres. Will rent with, or without
stock on farm This farm is located
within city limits, making it very con-
venient for the markets. Call on or
address O. B. GLARUM, Willmar,
Mimi. 35f
DR.. B. W. Brokaw, Eye Specialist,
makes a specially of the fitting and
manufacturing of glasses for the cor
rection of all defects of the eye need
ing glasses. Also fitting of artificial
glass eyes and correction of cross and
squint eyes. Office at Merchants
Hotel, Willmar, Nov. 9Th. and 9th,
1906. Eyes examined free this visit.
Regular visits every month. 81
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Chic ago III I! &c &, o..

= =
EDITOR TRIBUNE:
III - q rit, 81,
3 few g lumns from hisS man 8 town l,,
AS ain, IT'S let YOU know that arrived \:
here quietly and uno Observed. There
WasnoS brass band out Is meet he 20, IS
Jest took Is : sneak down the street
and managed 70 avoid the reporters a.. IS
alright. S. Is : * ss;
i: After got a=little used is the rattle
andSthe chatter, the jammlin'. and. the
bangin' 7 :started IS ma ketmy .obser-
$vations ana teend thaty4the whole
bloomin' popula alton had gone Or crazy
on base ball. 1t is certainly curious.
how folks will hypnotic I themselves
on ID thing. :. !, :.*.s...S u. 4:
= Now, I used to like to play bali hy-
self, 1t is good clean quiet game;
only little noisy and =hacd on the
clothes perhaps. OF course sometimes
it's a little rough on the umpire but it
tends to deyelope his courage and self
reliance. It also develops the lung
action of enthusiastic spectators. 1
have known boys as:would rather play
ball than eat; and :'low1=in my young
er days, I would sooner#play the. ma
tional sport than hoe potatoes any
day. But I'll be swan, If I ever be-
fore saw a million or more go daft on
the game all in a bunch.. Wherever
you would come it was base ball, base
ball! Everybody, from servant girl
down to bank president; were talkin'
it, newspapers were chuck full of it.,
the shippin' clerks we're: all off to see
the games and the country merchants
were a wondering why their orders
were delayed. There ist<a political
campaign on in Chicago, but you
wouldn't have knowed: Sit, unless you
happened to be one of tie 250 odd can
didates on the ticket. And do you
known, fellers, I got to-. a thinkin'
again, that maybe if the people here
would pay. as much: attention to po-
litical questions as they .do to base.
ball, and be as anxious; about what
fellows are to hold Office as about
what pitcher is to go into&t box at
the championship game there might
be less complaint about corruption in
public affairshere. =
The very first thing I " ant to axt
you to send the TRIBUNE to my pres
emit address. Seems astthere is: nc
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Real Estate Transfers.
TOWN of ROSET.AND


o, Oct 25.Fr ran 3. IoIene to John "A:
TOWN OF EDWARDS.
Oct. 22- Andrew T. Rydell to E. L. John
son. neA Of SEX, sA of seA, sec 22, 100 a.,
TOWN OF ST. JOHNS. -"
Oct 22-st: Pm &: NJ. Ry:co. to M athias
Hanson, nwA of neA, sec. 21, 40 a., $34O.
Oct. 22-St. +. M & M. Ry. Co. to
M athias Hanson, e7a of se14, sec. 21, so a.,
Oct. 22-state of Minnesota to Matthias
Hanson, swA of seA, sec. 16, 40 a.
TOWN OF HARRISON.
Oct: 25-Probate Court to Marie Fark,,
9et. 25.Pro6ate Court to Henry s5f Fasf Is
ne " of swA, sec. rs, 40 a.
TOWN OF GREEN LAKE.
Oct. PAD. Hagenstein to John D. Nor
deem, n72 of ne ", sec. 10, 80 a.: also unplat7
ted parts of Gov. lots / & 2, :bl s, and lots
II, bl. 2, Park add. $634O.
TOWN OF NEW LONDON.
Oct. 22-William H. Obert to Nels Hen
dricRson e19 of se4, sec. 80; n. 80 a. of e11a Of
neA, sec. 81, no a., $4,000.
TOWN OF NORWAY LAKE
Oct. 26-Probate court>to Kristena Olson
ct al, lot of lots S, 6 & z, sec. 20.
VILLAGE OF ATWATER.
Oct. 23-Joseph Anderson to Klaas A:
Krantz, n72 of lot 8, b. 50, $25.
VILLAGE UF SPICER.
Oct. 25-Jolin TAFT Jr. to Liberty Lumber
CO.. part OF lot (1OOX15O ft) sec: i, url:
plated parts, 81 a.. $175. .,;!
CITY OF WILLMAR.
Oct. 20-John & August Olson to Matthias
H anson, sw $50 #. sc #. of lot 1, Thorpe,
& Liens add, $11OO. .. .E .
Oct. 24-Benja1nin Greenfield to Nels B.
Hanson, e: 2>391 100 a. oflot 9. bl. 2, Thorpe
4 Liens add, $3.50. =
Oct. 24-Nels B. Hanson to Matthias Han
son, u ofe $1,000 a: Of lot g. bl. 2, Thorpe
Oct. 26-Ole B. Glarum to City of Wilma
part of SO of sNA, sec. II, unplatted parts,
1.S6 a., $3.50. =: -;
Oct. 26-Ole B. G1arum to Jallmer F.
Nyquist, lot 4, bl. 5, Glarum's add, $3.50.
Oct. 26-David NJ Tall1nan to Alex ander
Williams, lots 8, 2, bl. 1876, I'd add, $4,000.
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COLES &: kAleiDoscop,e ::.pot:ir.
lcAL CAREER. r.: ..:z:'

When Mr." Cole first came to Min
nesota: he was a Republican,; then in
1892 he was Cleveland Democrat:
in 1884 he again switched and ap-
peared as Populist candidate forlthe
legislature: in 1896 he was sup
porter of the peerless" w. ]. Bryan,
along with the rest of us free silver
"cranks;" In 1898 he was candidate
for the nomination. forssthe state. SEN
ate on the Democratic ticket in the
Forty.eighth district, but failed to
land. In 1900 Mr. Cole was appointed
to a minor Office bylGoVernor Lind,
Democrat. In fact, Mr.. Coles effort to
achieve Office under Democratic ,and
Populist auspices were dismal and
pronounced failures, so he decided to
again change>shis political coat In
1900 he was not an aspirant for office,
but, supported the, Democratic NOM
mees, but in 1902 he had: ,changed his
residence, moving from Motley to
Walker, ana with change. of location
he changed political affiliations and
appeared once more in: the role of a
Republican. He announced his can
didacy for the legislature and was
elected, serving two terms in that ca
pacity In The fight Of last summer
to; secure he" Republican :guberna-
torial nomination the corporations
picked him as one: of the instruments
pushed into the melee to- beat Jacob
son, and in some way,sno one knows
how, and for: some reason, which the
corporations will probably not =ex-
plain, but which the public can guess,
he was nominated. This, in BRIEF, is
the political history Of this. chameleon
to, date, and as to his future, he has
none, for on: Nov. s he will be: buried
as q public character q finished poll
ftctan.&'ssr " Mp + 20 FL ~ +
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day" my heart will warm to the boys
fer theirspatriotic devotion, SEEM as
how it is good long spellsyet to poll
tax time. X -
Ihave noticed quite often as how
the funny writers of the big dailies
will poke a stick at the. kentry news
papers and the kentry correspondents.
Now pose that a Teller who writes
Jokes fer livin' has got license to
make fun of anything but as fer as
I'm concerned, I don't see why it isn't
as important that Gthe Ladies Aid So
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Crowd Aneta Extension Work.

Fargo, N: D., Oct.\ 26.-some time
before Thanksgiving day, unless un-
foreseen difficult es arrive, trains will
be running between Fargo and Devils
Lake over the new Aneta-Devils Lake
extension. Work on the extension is
progressing rapidly; steel is being
laid at the rate of two miles a day,
and railway officials are confident
that the road will be ready for use
within thirty days minneapolis
Journal
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-31

=ciety met with ~ idoW Jones last
s'Wednesd ana sl.69 raised (, the
sllt'pa & q i A :,
=Chaun pa ohnes e 400 s kin
street ntertained 81 kawds'' last
evening: s:= *5 81: Szs5 81 ::s RI Fl
a.. e may look a#little Bit more, di gni-
fed in print that Mrs. Congressman
y e TO have. : $4,000 piano
|i SIS With gold, than that August
6 N''lpprstedts has, treated his smokehouse
@t t1' ascoat Of paint but ably it all
depends on.ones pint of:view. 81: .*==z
IS AS fer Sas$I can figure out, it: can't
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l0jC|kINC 10 JOHN ( son /


It is going to be a landslide! Thou
sands of Republicans throughout the
state are pledgfng their support to-
Governor Johnson and assuring him
that they will give him their votes
and influence to continue in otfice.} In
every town he visits he wins fresh
converts from the ranks of the oppo-
sition and the triumphant army which
as fighting this great battle moves
forward with new impetus. In town
In Southern Minnesota where the gov
ernor spoke few nights ago prom
anent banker said:
II intended to vote for Mr.. Cole;
but after hearing Governor Johnson's
account OF his stewardship, backed as
every word of it Is with evidence
which stamps it's truth, I have changed
my mind and I shall vote for Gov
ernor Johnson. do not see how any
man who listens to that story and
considers the proofs that substaa-
tiate it can cast his vote any other
way"
This Is the testimony of but one;
thousands are offering like assur-
ances. Wherever Governor Johnson
appears he receives an ovation. Tina
people flock to hear him as to no other
speaker, and his message is most con-
vincing. Those who listen to him
come away his friends and support.
ers.
Republican newspapers, too, are
throwing of party shackles and rally
ing to the Johnson standard Last
week two of them announced that
they could not conscientiously sup
port Mr.. Cole as against Johnson. One
of these, the Crookston Journal, said
in part:
"The Journal is Republican paper
and will at all times support Repub-
lican nominees unless there is an ex-
cellent reason for not doing so. At
the present time the Journal wishes
to state most emphatically that there
is no objection to A. L. Cole person.
ally, but there is serious objection to
the element that is behind him. He
was given the nomination, practically,
by the lumber barons and railway mag.
mates, who were afraid of Jacobson.
He was defeated by the rotten COM
hine which was afraid of the election
of such fearless man of the people.
"These reasons are sufficient in
themselves to warrant the Journal in
taking stand for the reelection OF
John A. Johnson, were there no 9TH
ers.
while the Journal is Republican, 1t
stands now, and Away will stand, for
the people as opposed to political dom
ination by the corporations. There
are too many corporation-control
papers now, but the Journal is one
that refuses to be haltered.''
The Review, published at Adams,
Mower county, also bolts Cole and de-
clares for Johnson, saying:
"The Review is by politics Re-
publican paper and will continue to be
so, but the fact that Mr. Cole is a
known candidate of corporate inter-
ests and II elected will be pliabie
tool in their hand is in itself su:ii-
cient reason why the Review cannot
support him. He is a man wholly
) without the force or power that has
characterized the administration of
Governor Johnson"
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First publication Oct 10, 1867
Order Limiting Time to File Claims, and
for Hearing Thereon.

Estate Of Erlck PETER Wlcklund, also known
as Erick P. Wlcklund deceased.
State OF Minnesota, County of Kandiyohi.
In Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Erik Peter
Wickluad, also known as Erick P. Wicklund,
decedent
Letters testamentary this day having been
granted to John Wicklund:
1t is Ordered, that the time within which all
creditors Of the above named decedent may
present claims against his estate in this court,
be, and the same hereby is. limited to six
months from and after the date hereof; and
that Monday the 18th day of Al ril, 1907, at one
O'Clock p. M IN the PROBATE Court Rooms at
the Court House at the City Of Wilmar in said
County, be, and the same hereby is. fixed and
appointed as the time and place for hearing
upon and the examination, adjustment and al
lowance of such claims shall be presented
within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the pubNca-
ton OF this order in the Willmar Tribune as
provided by law.
Dated October Sth, 1906
AT. NORDIN,
ISEAL. Judge Of Probate.
r. w. STANF Ord. Attorney,
Willmar, MINI.
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able visit to the New London post
Office the other: night. Well, if them
fellers haint caught by this time, they
are a good distance on their way
home for the winter. They will prob
ably crack a few more safes before
they get here tho. I reckon after they
are home in Chicago, they will soon
"blow in'' the il money they have
:''blowed out", and then after the
brewing companies have got all
the swag the fellers will have to drop
back to the hold-up business again.
It's bad business boys, but what
can you expect?
It's about time I was a throwing off
the belt and whistlin' for supper.
Goodbye. Your rumbling
UNCLE SILAS.
P. S. The base ball fever has died
out and foot ball is warming up. The
trust has raised the price of meat,
and Walsh the bank wrecker, isn't in
Jail yet. Affectionately, 81.
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Acknowledges n csipt Of Money.

L hereby acknowledge the receipt of
$222.3S, being. the net proceeds OF the
supper given by the ladies Of willmar
for the benefit ST Bethesda Home at
Eagle*Lake: 81 H. - -
And I wish also to thank the ladies
and citizens Of Willmar and vicinity
for the Kind interest shown this insti-
tuition Of Charity :,..: : ~:
-. M. B.. M1cHAELsoN, Treas,
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Leaves for GERMANY.

: Prof. E. .Hegstrom left the first of the
week on his trip to Germany, where he
will: spend at least a year inzthe study
of music and pursue an advanced
course under a great master of the
violin. Mr.. Hegstrom had been
spending the summer at his old home
in Svea and before leaving on his trip
spent a couple of days here with: old
friends. r.. -.
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REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER TAKES
REPUBLICAN, STATE CHAIR,
MAN TO TASK FOR Dis
HONEST STATEMENTS.
BELIEVES THAT THE PEOPLE
CANNOT BE FOOLED BY
LIES AND POINTS OUT
COLES ERRORS.

Hon. Elmer Adams, editor of the
Fergus Falls Journal, Republican
member of the 1905 legislature and
candidate for reelection, believes in
honest politics. So whea DR.. A. B.
Cole, brother of the gubernatorial can
didate and chairman of his state COM
mittee, went to Fergus Falls and mis-
quoted and misrepresented Governor
johnson, Mr.. Adams, in the cause of
fairness and decency rebuked him as
follows: 4
Misstatements Corrected.
Before our political enemies get a
chance to criticise DR.. A. B. Cole for
certain statements made by him at
the meeting addressed by Mr.. Jacob
son at the courthouse we want to say
that he was wrong, believing that it is
better for the Republican party to tell
the exact truth rather than TO make
political capital by, incorrect state
ments. Dr. Cole. said that Governor
Johnson claimed credit for raising the
assessment on the ore lands in St.
Louis county $60,0o0,000. Governor
johnson did not make any such claims.
The governo: said they were assessed
for $70,000,060 now as against $3S,O0O,-
900 two years ago, which would be a
raise of $32,oo0,000.
"Dr. Cole also said that the gov.
ernor forgot to tell the people that his
board of equalization had raised the
value of farm lands in Otter Tail coun-
ty fifty per cent and that the people
would have to pay very much higher
taxes In consequence. DR.. Cole is
wrong in this statement. The facts in
regard to the assessment of Otter Tail
county farm lands are these. When
the Otter Tail county board of equali-
zation had finished the work Of equalf-
zation in 1854 they left the average
value of Otter Tail county lands at
$4.27 per acre. When the state board
appointed by Governor Van SAINT be-
gan to eQualize the lands in the various
counties Otter Tail was-found to- be
altogether too low and the state board
raised Otter Tail fifty per cent, bring
ing the average value of Otter Tail
county lands to $6.40. This was done
by the Republican board appointed by
Governor Van SAINT.
"When the Otter, Tall county board
equalized in 1906, which is this year.
they put the average value back down
to $4.24, which was a useless thing to
do in face of the fact that the state
bourd had previously raised the figure
to $40. The board appointed by Gov
ernor Johnson, finding that Otter Tail
county lands were assessed at $4.24
per acre, raised them forty-ive per.
cent, which leaves !, the: value. now,
ready for next: years taxes. at =$6.15,
which is twenty-five cents per acre
less than they were two years ago, so
it will follow that the taxes will. be
less unless the town and village school
boards vote more money. We think.it
better from a Republican standpoint
to do Governor johnson. justice and
state things as they are rather than
to have the opposition papers put; the
party in . bad light for circulating I'M
truths" {s5 I2s: +: I, 81 81 r. y 2 $<:
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Thetsociety Bntterhy.:

That maligned creature the ociety
butterfly Is as hard working in:Sits'
way as Solomon ant and goes about
it, duties with q stead app icationy;
and q determined disregard Of fatigne@
and bored om which not 10 few indus
trial and other workers might initiate
With advantage ~ AXE, forz Instance
the charity bazaars and sfestv Lon;
don World. IT HI
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Building Blocks

- Barney Leary wishes to announce
to the public that he is prepared to
receive orders for concrete cement
blocks for building purposes. The
sizes manufactured are from 10 to IL
inches. So They will be furnished at
reasonable prices. Call at residence,
906 Fifth street, or call up phone 273.
- 15f
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: First publication Oct. 3l.1
Citation, for Hearing On Petition fos
~ Administration.


: ~ ESTATE OF OSCAR GREEN.
STATE oE MINNESOTA, County OF Kandiyohi
In Probate Court.
In, the Matter OF the Estate Of Oscar Green
Decedent.
The state OF Minnesota to all persons inter-
ested in the above entitled matter: Whereas
Charles Peter Holm has fled in this court
petition praying for administration OF the
estate Of the above named decedent and that
letters of administration thereon be granted
TO John Alfred Carlson.
It is Therefore Ordered, That said petition
be heard. and that all persons interested in
said matter be and appear before this Court
on the 10Th day OF November, 1905, at one
O'Clock p NJ, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, at the City of Wilmar, in
said County, and then and there, or as soon
thereafter, as said matter can be heard, show
cause, ii any they have, why Said petition
should not be granted, and that this citation
be served by the publication thereof in the
vii m ar Tribune, according to law.
j. Witness the honorable, A. F. Nordin. Judge
IF said court, and the seal of said court, this
30th day of Oct, 1906.
A. F. NORDIE, Judge.
! COURT GEO. H OTTERNEss,
! SEAL. { Attorney for Petitioner.
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Robert G. Dunn has dug himself out;
from under the avalanche Of votes
which buried him a couple Of years
ago, and tells the people in a speech
delivered Eli behalf Sof Candidate Cole
at .Milaca, that timber thieves have
not stolen them blind in Minnesota.
Bob sticks close ~ his friends even=
after the resurrection !: .$s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-31

The Cole aggregation is now con-
soling Itself with the probable fact
that the socialists of the state will
vote for their candidate. Probably
true, but. the Shevlin-socialist combine
tion will not have votes enough To-
elect their. man. The great intelil<.
gent independent vote Of the state
cannot be overthrow by such insig,
niflcant sideshows. S,:(s#s >tt i II. 3
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DelaHunt, I Parcel b eitvsrv.

"a Trunks, parcels, packages, letters,
etc. + called for and de ivered to any
part Of the city. Pro mpt. service.
Charges m Cd crate: Office Great
Northern Express: " elephone No.92.
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&: Too Stronll1RI, z Con- mi n1,eititi0n

TOO 1tF0nR COmDet1t tOn.
S Country Mouse Hows are ii you getting
on with your Sbusin less, doc tor GounsZ
HtryI Doctor: Bad. IS close rs SLondo on
Why Lady Cash bags went is town
and paid two guinea q; "a have corn
extracted A have vt mputated sher.
loot for that on Ion Answers .Ez
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- z -. d.;
the N ew Lo n do n
storekeepers have
considers ably. lie SIS
:whittlings to sweep
fer: q. few days at
least. And when I
see as. how ''the:New.
london fire depart,
mont mot. 7act Mon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-31

PERsoNAL-If the young lady and
gentleman who were looking at B. &
NJ: bakery, 26> ST.. and Nicollet Ave-,
Minneapolis, will write at once to
same address they will hear something
to their advantage. 1p
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E5 s;s E3;l E,T q H9sisi a y:

be much more important TO the. we'll
bein' OF the human race that the:s'iety
women of Chicago are to have their
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-31

Abstracts of Title to Kandiyohi
county lands and city property
promptly furnished by J T. Otos, the
bonded abStractcr. ST
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Licenses to Wed.

Oct. 24-Christ Christiansonl and Julia
Leedahl. M arried same day by Judge Nor.
din. >.
Johnson. zS:s . ! go < 4.