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house which he utilized as a revenue
collectors Office The proprietor of the
Parker House even paid as high a rent
al as $4,000. Building lots costing
$40 at the beginning of 1S4S sold up to
$4,000 at the end of 1S49. The prices
at the mining camps were still higher.
That class Of people fiocked to San
Francisco and all the mining camps, In
whose company a man had to take his
life into his own hands, goes without
saying. Gamblers and hazardous men,
Of all sorts, whose only aim was to get
rich quick, abounded in numbers. They
were desperate and sensitive characters.
II, at times, they did show a certain
fairness, even admirable honesty-espe-
CHILLY in paying their debts-they wer.
nevertheless bent upon cheating and de-
ceiving and always ready to commit vio-
lence.
San Francisco, at this period, was q
most unsightly place In Its exterior APP
pearance. The houses had been erected
without plan and style, all low, irregu-
lar huts and shops of all possible shapes,
and forms, offensive to the eye, and just
so many blots upon the picturesque To-
cality. And the crooked, sandy, dirty
streets along the swampy shore, all torn
up by the lively traffic, full of holes and
pools into which man and beast sank
down knee-deep,-could anything have
aroused the patience and the gall of tho
hasty gold diggers more thar such thor
oughfares? Then came the great con-
Ifagrations of May and June %. 1851.
and they brought relief in clearing the
city Of its old shanties and unsightly
buildings, making room for more solid
structures and for wider, straighter and
better streets. The old City Hotel, the
oldest tavern of the place, a building
with mighty tile,roof, the whole Plaza,
the Office Of the. "Alta California" the
old Custom House, the Postoffice, and
numerous historic .huts were destroyed.
Up to 1859 San Francisco greatly re-
sembled Spanish Mexican town Grad
ually these characteristics wore away.
and the place deseloped into a truly
American city. Eastern vehicles and
omnibuses succeeded. In driving out the
gaily dressed ranchero riding ON fiery
steed and equipped with thinking bells
and spurs and great sombrero. The
sand hills were leveled down into the
swampy lots. The city extended its
area continually. What was once the
little, lazy Yerba Buena Of 1847, now
became metropolis of factories and
workshops. stores and warehouses,
y
institutes. People no longer paid 81 for
a pill. or $40 for box of carpet tacks.
for the wild town Of by-gone days be-
came the grand Queen OF the Pacific.
the beautiful city at the Golden Gate.
which the earthquake and fire of April
IS, 1906. destroyed.
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Sssssssssssssssssssssssttsssttsss
8 San Francisco's Early Days S
a>y111yyy,yy,y,ys,y,

Ing the men Of q New York regiment
under Colonel Stevenson. They were
skillful tradesmen, one and all, who at
the time of their enlistment had prom
ised that they would settle down In
California, at the close Of the Mexican
war. Their arrival brought on the first
speculation In lots. North of Market
street, the principal thoroughfare of the
place, lots sold at SIC. and the very best
locations along the water front brought
from $50 to 500. By Aug. l, the pros
porous town had 157 houses, where
there had been only 30 standing hereto
fore. The populace now had grown to
500, and San Francisco recorded Its first
boom The day for its second newspa,
per had come. And soon the town elect.
ed its first city council. consisting Of six
men. The duties assigned to these men
consisted In laying out streets, grant.
ing building permits, appointing police
men. and conceding licenses. On April
8, 1S4S, the first school of San Francis
co opened Its doors. BY this time two
fiourishing hotels and a number OF
stores and warehouses sprung into ex-
istence, two large wharves were built
and commerce and trade of the young
town numbering about $50 people and
more than 200 houses began to get live
~.
Then came the news OF gold found In
the foot hills Of the Sierra Nevada.
Miners, sunburnt and ragged, with long
hair and rough boards, and with pouch.
es full Of shining gold dust, appeared
on the streets on the town. as if blown
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following year stood In line here, on the
Western shore, to print the first news
paper Of the Pacific coast, the "Califor-
MIA Star" which name was soon changed
to that OF "Alta California
At the same time the name of Yerba
Buena-"good grass"-disappeared off,
ciaily. The picturesque grassy coast
had easily suggested to the Spaniards
the choice Of name for the beautiful
spot, but why should Americans, In an
American town, be required to twist
and torture their tongue in trying to
get the correct pronunciation Captain
Montgomery appointed Washington A.
Bartlett. lieutenant of the navy, to the
Office Of aicalde, 1. e., chief of the place,
with military and civil powers, and
this new officer by public proclamation
summarily abolished the old name and
bestowed upon the place for all time
to come the name Of San Francisco. He,
however, was not the author of this
name, nor the first man to apply It to
this town. Already In 1886 Alexander
Forbes had written Of this place: 'srhe
port of San Francisco is hardly surpass-
ed by any other In the world" and ten
years later, but one and a half year an
feeding Bartlett's. proclamation. the
Secretary of our Navy, George Ban
croft, in a letter written to Commodore
Sloat touching upon the possibility OF
blockading the port Of San Francisco
had also applied this appellation to the
locality.
Again on March 8, 1S47, another YES
sci brought most important addition
! to the population Of tbs town, by land
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Nicaragua De- Ea.x.

According to Consul Ryder, the
President OF Nicaragua has Just given
n remarkable concession fer ten years
at $I60 (gold) per year. The conces-
sionaire is privileged to have a collector
in tie custom house at Rluefelds har-
Dor through whose hands all shipments
of rubber must pass, and he is allowed
to tax it 10 cents q pound over and
above the government tax of 8 cents a
pound.
/: Is estimated that this annual ship
ment Of rubber from this district in
10000 pounds. giving tia concession
aire revenue of $4,000 a year. or
$5Oe.C00 for the period Of his contract.
although it is not to cost him more
than $1,000 for the ten years.
There are lots Of people who never
find out they have wonderful view
from their back door till visitor dis
covers it for them.
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"a hen out In Ohio is laying eggs
inside out"
$50 1t seems that even the hens are
getting down to the skin game."-
Baltimore American.
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Laundry was done at $40 a dozen
pieces. The owner Of dirty shirt
therefore rather cast 1t aside and bought
a new one, or wore the old one till IL
was--very dirty. Rents were awfully
900 month in advance for the
poorest kind Of quarters for a store
Wright & Co. paid as much as $4,000 o.
year for miserable hut at the corner
of the Plaza, where they conducted the
Miners Bank, and Uncle Sam had ID
pay $4,000 rent a year for an old adobe.
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CHAPTER vi

have neither the necessity nor the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22

AREIGL4h LII
The principal psas.s OF traEs;bs.f ing
the business OF This eurpGraEiGn slaIll
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Meh-s92, -Mav J.
MGTEsTGS- AGE FgyFsEGLOSE RE
SALE.

DetIuIIs having been made In the
payment OF the sum OF Eighteen and
ts.3-l9oEhs; Dollars. which Is claimed
to- be: due and is due at the date ct
this nociee upon d certain Mortgage.
duly executed and delivered bV Ole
Aule, and MargareEe AuEe., his wife.
M0rCgag0rs. to- Eva G.. Moves. Mort
gIgee. bearing d;Bre: the 18th dag of
November Ls04, and with a power
OF sale therein contained, duly re-
eurGed In the office of the Register of
Deeds In and for the County of War
shall, and State of minnesota, on
the l3tfl day OF january Ise5,, at LII
0fcl0ca A. NJ IN Book Is of Mort
gages, on Paige. st. and NO action or
proceeding having been instituted.
aE, law OF otherwise to recover the
debt secured by said MoGrgage or nv
pBrt thereof
Now. Therefore,. Notice Is Herehv
Given, That by VIRTUE of the power
OF s;Bles contained I'M sahd Mortgage.
and pursuanE to- the. statute IN SUCH
case. made and provided the said
M0rtgage, Will be foreclosed by a sale
OF the premises described in and con-
vsyed by said M0ECgage., viz;
Southeast, QUARTER ESEleI, of Set
tI0n EIgnLeen G1sI, I'm ToWnsIhIpi One
Hundred fifty seven (I5511 North of
Range fOrty-tive tksf west, I'm Mar
shall County, and State OF minnesota.
with the heredTranaents and appur-
Eenarces;.- which sale Will be made by,
the, Sheriff of said MarsilalI County
at the front door OF Ghe Court House.
I'm the City OF Warren i'm saudi COUNTY,
and State. on the 5Gh day of Nav.
1905, ait 1l O'Clock n W.. OF that
dsaYr at public, veadue., to the highest
bidder toe cash, to pay said debt of
EighEeen and S. l00IIls Dollars, and
interest. Bnd the. taxes. liz any on
sDid premises. and Twenty five Dol
Lars, AEI0rnsEs fees, as stipulated I'M
and by said Mortgage I'm cass of fore
closure. and the disbursements allow
ed by Law subject to- redanaptf ION at.
amy time wIrhIn one year from the
day OF sale DIS provided by Law
Dared March 2nuh A.. D. I9Gs..
Eva G. NoEes.,
Brown Il EekstrUm M0rtgagse.
4 Attorneys fQr Mortgagse,.
Warren, Mimi
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be the city Of Warren- IN Marshall
County Minnesota
ARTICLE I'LL.
The, time. OF commandments OF this
corporation shall be che 3Lst. dslv of
March. f. D. 1905. ind the. period
OF continuance thereof shall BIZ tinirrE
(s1E years thereafter
The 1nlOUnE OF the c:IpLGaE Stock of
this, Corporation shall be t'Ifhv Thou
Sand Dollars $50, 9Gu.G0J. the SHINE
To- be paid In at such times and
pt:Ices; and In such manner and
amoUnas Us mby be Called for by the
BDhrG OF Directors OF this C0rporatfon.
ARTICLE Nv.
The highest. armGunE OF indebted
hess 0r liability to- which this Cor
p0GalI0n shall be at ANY time subject.
shall mot exceed the sum ct Sixty (60Y
per cent ct the paI6 Up Capital SCoclS
OF this Corporation
ARTICLE V
HE names and pIsEeess of residence
CT the. persons forming this assoefa-
tI0n tor IncprporaEI0n are ass follows
r.. G. NAIhwigr O. H. TaraIseGln. J..
\. HIleb0e bnd Julius j. Olson, all
OF Warren. minnesota.
II hl ENL LIZ L.
The government OF this CorpGra-
EIQn and the management of it's
dEITrs shall be vested in d B0art3 of
three Obi Directors, each OF whom
shall be u Stakeholder OF this Cor
p0raGi0n. Said Board of Directors OF
this Corporation. hitter the one. here
I'M named, shall be elected from and
by the Stockholders OF this Corpot-
alton att the BnnusGI meeting OF the
Stockholders, which shall be held Ut
the principal place OF business of
this Corporation, I'm the CITY OF Wsr-
rem, Marshall County, Minnesota. at
ten O'Clock IT,. H.. OH the second
Moud1E In .Iangshry, I'm each Eear,
heEeBfter,;r the first meeting to- be
held january I4HE- Ia9-. at ten
O elDeA d.. na-. OFT that. day. At the
first meeting OF the said BaLrd Oft
Directors after said sBnnual stock
holders Meeting or ut amy Adjourn
ed meeting OF the. s;EId Board of Di-
reet0rs. on at- Bny special meeting
1here0fa called ton that pIrpose,. said
newly elected Board OF Directors
SHALL organize. by the election OF and
from EheIr number q President. u
v ice. President d Secretary, and al
Treasurer, OFT this Corporation.
BACH of the said officers and direct
0rs. sU elected. Us 8f0resaId.. shall
hold their respective offices for the
term of ONE lIg year and until their
are elected and have quail
Tied The sInHe person may hold
The office of President and Treasurer.
vi Y ice President und Treasurer. or
SHINE thine.
The Board of Directors OF this Cor
90rahi0n SHALL have power and a4-
.horibE to- enact bylaws reguIBE Inss
he manner of e;llIing End cUudactiiing
meetings and elections. pruYIdIng for
The filling of vacancies I'M the said
Board OF Directors, on amy of TIE
offices of this CorporHEdn.. adGptIng
u C0rp0Eahee Seal for the said C0rpa-
ration or changing the same. fixing
lhe powers. duties, and eEn0lunenEsj
II the officers and IsseatS of the Cor
9aEa1I0n. and reguIIEs ing aIE other
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Mefl 2May =
MOOR TGAGE FORElTL OST RE
~ n

Default having been ngaeF.. inn +ha
PaEInelE OF The SUM OF One Hundred
>IXGy-nIne and s-I8ethss Dollars,
which IS Claimed to be due and is due
dit, oi1s. Cute OF this notice upon d eer-
9aIn Morcglge.. duly executed and de-
Lr7efea ng Mike. P0IuzynshI and
Seolg PoiuZynstsI-. his wife Mort
919zofs,, To- EVA g. N0yes. M0rtgagee.
oearIng dIEe the 18th day OF Decenn-
Der Iso4~ an6 with d power of sale
lhefeln eontaIned- duly recorded I'M
Ens. office OF the. Register OF Deeds I'M
3nd foF tile County OF Marsi1aM and
sCaIe OF MInnesoEa., on the 5Gfl day of
laal1arE,, Iae3. at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, In
BOOK y OF Mortgages, on page Il and
no aeclon or proceeding having been
lnstIEuted- at law OF otherwise to- re-
cover the debt secured by said Mort
gage or amy part thereof,
Now, Therefore, Notice is ETersbv
eRtVen, IhaE' by VIRTUE Of the power
OF sale contained In said M0rtgags.
dna pursuant. to the. sEaEUts In s,sl.EI
casss naaae and provided. the said
AofEea age Will be- f0reeiossd by sale
OF sne premises described In and cuEB-
Veged by Said Mortgage, viz
soaLEWesE, Quarter GS,@ "a ! of Set
tom IwenGy-eigiat (2sl T0wnssaIg One
hundred hfty-seven 6E5T8 north. of
Esanges fofuy-six 49, west. I'm MARSHALL
COUNTY and Stale OF minnesota. with
Che heredIEanaeaEs and apDurren-
ancess: which sale will be made bg
the Sheriff OF said Marshall COUNTY,
at the front, door of the Count House
In che City OF Warren in said C5gsri-
Ey and State. on the 5GIa Iay of M;BT.
lsos,, at Ii O'Clock A. NJ, of chat, etsbg.
at public vendue,. to- the highest bid
Ger Tor cash. to- pay said debt of
ss..os. and interest. and the taxes.
It aL1gr on said premises. and Twen.<
GE-hVe DOLLARS, ATTORNEYS fees. as
stipulated In and by said M0rugags
IN Case: OF foreclosure. and the dis
bursenaents allowed by law. subject.
To redemption at amy time Within
one year from the day of sale. as
provided by law
DaEed Marefa 10Th L.. d. Iset..
Eva G. Moves.
Brown u EclEErum,, Mortgages.
A6borneys for Martgagee,
M1rTen- Mimi
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The remarkable recovery of Ken
meth MeIVeF. of Eancebor1, Me-. is
the subject, OF much interest to- the
medical fraEerniEy and u wide circle
OF friends He says OF his case !.
Owing to- severe inflammation of
the Throat and congestion of the.
Lungs, three doctors gave me. up to-
die. when as a last resort. was I'M
eucsd to. try Dr. Kings New Dis
erpVerE and I am happy to- say 1T
sawed my Life y Cunes the worst
Coughs and CaIds, BFuncf it It's Is Tom
siIf1Is. Weak Lungs, H0arseness and
LalSrIpgs Guaranteed at e. b..
whitney s drug store. soc and 81. co.
TRIAL hoEEIa free
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MARCH s-E
Probate Notice

ORDER FOR. HEARING AND
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB
| APPOINTMENT OF ADMIN
/ STRATOR-
>tBte. OF MINNESOTA, County of Mar
/ SHALL sS.
/ In Probate Count. Special Term.
March sth. 1906,
In the. MATTER OF the Estate OF
Jacob V0gefa., Deceased. y
On Receiving and Filling the Petit
Ion OF Bernardo Wogen- OF Pope Co.,
representing, ana0ag other Things,
that Jacob E0gen. late of MarshaI
Co.. on the 9th day of january n.
ID. 1905, at the County of BeItranni..
dIed IatestaEe., and being d Lnh3biEanrs
of this County at. the time CT his
|deaEh, leaving goods, cnaEGeIs and
esEa1as Within this County, and THAT
Elle s;Im petitioner Is d brother of sHTd
deceased and pray ing that adnlInist-
ration of s;Iid esHaEe be to- Bernard
NGgeM granted
I6, is Ordered. that said petition be,
heard before this Court ON SsBtarcts4v
the 33Ist day of MARCH A. d. 1896, at
z 0fe10ck g. M, att The PrnbaEe office.
OF Warren, Mimi, In saudi County
Ordered Further, THAT notiess
thereof be gIVen to the heIrs of said
deeesissd and to- all persons interested.
by Publishing this order once I'm each
week for three successive weeks. prIor
to said day of hearIngs tn the Warren
Sheaf. q weekly newspaper printed
and Published ait Warren, Mimi. I'M
Shn County.
DHEed att, Warren. MTnm., the sth
day of MARCH A. ID. 1906
BY the Court.
Peter H. Holm.
(Sealp Judge OF Prubaae.
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DEP A Ri WENT OF THE INTERI-
OR UNITED STA les LAND
GNEErTfrE

Cr00ast0n- minnesota. Notice, i:
hereby gIven that the plat Of L I63
N f. - A., will 6 filed IN this
Office 1T nine O'Clock T. VI, hume 5.
lsHs. On and after said GisBGe. this
ottics will De prepared to, receive ap-
plIelti1ns for the entry OF L1nll5 In
the said township.
Dated March 10Th. 1906.
E., J. Montague,
Register John PeGtersun..
Receiver
GThe plat Of T.. Is4 ", r. - w.
h;Ls not been received. and we are, UNI
able to saw when this town will be
opened up
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Articles of Incorporation
OF
Oh
Nh R>HAL. COC-N MY LAND
COMPANY

For the purpose OF organizing i
corporation under and i'm accotCi1nce
with the requirements and pr0EE-
SICnS OF Title TWO of Chapter thirty
tour OF the General Statutes OF Mimi
esGEa tor 1884. and diets aneldIE0rE
ChereEO, We, the, undersigned. do
hereby associate ourselves, together
Ind do adopt dnd sign the following
Articles Of Misrepresentation
ARTICLE L.
The nane of this corporation shall
be. MARSHALL County Land conpBng
The general Nature OF the business
eff GfGe said corporation shall be, the
buying owning. improving, selling
and dealing in land CenementS.. and
Entertainments. resIl- mixed and per
sOnaG estate, and property duG for
the purpose MAY have, OWE, purchase
receive, POSSESS BnG retain 90 itself
1nG Successors amy OF the S1Td
property. and nl1y use and enjoy tie
7sanle,, 1Eti che Same Improve by erect
ing and constructing thereon dwell
ing houses Ind other buildings.
ereetI0ns and structures and other
wise to enhance, build Up0n CT Irn-
prove OF cultivate the shine by INV
EALtlLE-s QE <'AGIE I31Jf
deem proper or Advantageous 8nG
nay sell convey, lease. MolI, mort
9age or otherwise dispose OF. charge.
or IncunIf1er such lands tenenenEs,
hereiftamenEs. real. mixed and per
S0naI property, on esEaEe, OF any of
Them, or any right or interest there
III. att pleasure, and IN SUCH MANNER,
and ON such terms DIS such cgEp0ra
u. pfr
directors or esEa3iE-h by It's bylaws.
and for THAT purpose may make and
deliver. and III Like MANNER accept
and receive, all necessary and proper
deeds, cUNveE3nces,. na0rtgages. leases
and 0tnsr contracts and WRITINGS
OBLIGATORY, anf may loan money on
fQnds,, either for themselves or aS
aren't for others. and receive, mort
gage, pledge, on other security for
the REPAYMENT, of the same and i'm
connection Herewith m8g purchase.
acquire. hold. sell hYpGtEecaEe, as
sEgn.. transfer, and convey amy obIffga
tom OF obIIgaEI0n this corporation
or of INV other person or corporation
which are secured or otherwise, and
raw collect. foreeiose, compound,
Compromise, RELEASE, satisfy and dis
charge the saua OF record. and also
buYIng and dealing M grains, csEeals,,
four feed and other agricultural
products. buYIng and selling wood,
coal and bIn1fIng irvine and bI1yIng
and selling aII KINDS OF nlarcilar lstIses:s
and this Corporation saIaI have ln l
exercise all necessary rights. Erane q
SEES. munInaanLs, ESTATE. powers, dnai
privileges necessary for amy OF the
r1q4rYycS4ses AfDrns-Ailf
a ETTGE4E ( I-
The principal pEI;s OF EEaEs;be,fz Eng e
the business OF This eurpGrBEI1n SHALL
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The Warren Daurv ca, DaVs the

The Warren Darry Co pays the
highest market price for eream- In
c. j. Iofanson's huiLding west of
Post Office.
Ii you Want to pay up YOUR raII
road CONTRACT to get deed on renew
am old loan furfbedaer usrms,o or make
a new b0an- Bank of Warren wanusuo
know ii. so they can INFORM you of
their low rates.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22

State OF Minnesata- County OF MAR
shall, S..
On this zA5h day of February, 1906.
before me. q Notary P1lbIT. wTuhIn
and for said County. person;1IIF ap-
pebred e. G.. MatIwig- @. Ell. TaraI-
seth j. s. HLI1eboe, and Julius r..
easSn,, to- me we'll known to- be the
persons described I'M and who ezecu-
ted the foregoing A Efcies of IncprpO-
raEI0n, and eaeh acknowledged to- me
EhaE he executed the same as his
OWN free oct and deed.
(SealI e. A.. JuuI.
NoGary Public. Marshall
County, Mfnn.
Wy commission expires Aug %, 1872.
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matters Deemed necessary for the
good government and management
OF the aEblEs of this c0rpuFaEIGa-
The n4nIeS OF the first Board OF
!. Directors ct this, Corporation and
/. their pElces OF residence are. as fol-
! lows. viz H. e. Mauhwb@- o.. H.
Taralseth and j. s. EfIELebSe. aII of
Warren. minnesota, which said
B0ara OF Directors shll meet at the
principal plsBce OF business of the said
Corporation In the City of Warren. In
MARSHALL County minnesota. ON the,
md day OF April, 1866. ait severn
To- clock D. H. and organize bE the,
election OF d President, Ii Vice PresI-
dent, d Secretary and d Treasurer of
/ this Corporation and the said Direc~
tors and the, said officers. so elected.
shall hold their respective offices.
aforesaid. until the second M0ndaY
I'M JANUARY 1907
ARTICLE VII.
The number OF shares In the Capi-
tai Stock of this Corporation shall
be five hundred G50HN and the Brl0unh
OF e;bch share shall be one hundred
(sI0t}.9gE Dollars.
In TESTIMONY Whereof. We, have
hereunE0 set QUIZ hands and seals this,
--f5h day of February. A. U 1895.
r. G.. MaEhwig (SeaIY
O. H. Taralseth GSeaEY
f. j., HTIlaboe GSeaIp
Julius j. Olson GSeAIl
In presence OF
G.. A. IUUf
G. A.. Nelson
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Tailor Shop.

Z have, returned To my CID 6ra1
and have opened q ssafIOr shop L
the Winchester buiIs5Ing, where
ann prepared to ma1H alI K1nns G
repair work ON ElGfife.ss and geniaIe
men 5 garments Orders taken fen
suits
T.. PETERSON
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State OF MInnesoIa.,
County Oft Marshall %.
Z hereby certify that the WTtfnin
INSTRUMENT WIS tiled i'm this office
for record ON the z61h day off Febru-
airy. A.. d. 1sG6, at 4 O'Clock o.. M.
and was duly recorded M Book ssFrs
of MEsei ON page $40.
John p MVnre,,
easaIl RsgEsEsr OF Deeds.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22
HORSES FOR SALE

Z hsIve number Of good farm
horses for sale. Call at faru- enc
mile Se9Eh beast. of Warren
t. DUN Agres.