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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06
Hoods

Sarsaparillo is unquestiona-
bly, the greatest blood and
liver medicine known. It.
positively and permanently
cures every humor, from
Pimples to Scrofula. It. is
the Best,
Blood Medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06
THIRTEEN YEARS.
lJnIucky Number for Dakota woman

m. question whether the number
az" Il really more uuiucky than any
other number has never been entirely
settled III .VrrHonr'S mihd.
A South Dakota woman. after thif-
teen wears IF misery from drinking
coffee fuiud WAY 10 break me IN
lucky spell" Sh" writes
"L'or thirteen years | have been a
nervous wreck from drinking coffee.
My liver. stomach heart in fact, my
whole system being actually poisoned
by it,
Last year WAS confined 10 my bed
for Xix months. Finally il daWnrd on
~, that coffee caused the trouble.
Then | began using Postum instead OF
ordinary coffee. but with little faith.
~ nv mind was in such 4 condition
that | hardly knew what 10 10 next.
Extreme nervousness and failing
4y.sight caused me to lose all courage.
IN about two weeks after | Iuit coffee
and began to use Postum, ] was able
to read and my head felt clear am
improving all the time and Will be d
| strong. well woman Yet.
| II have fooled more than one person
with a delicious cup Of Postum. Mrs. ,.
wanted to know Where ! bought my
fine coffee. told her my grocer had
Il ana when she found out II was Pos
| tum sh. has used it EVER since, ana her
nerves are building up fine.
My brain is strong. my nerves
STEADY, my appetite good, and best Of
an. | enjoy such sound pleasant sleep
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek, Mich. Get. the little book IN
F., pkg, The Road to " -HElhe.
F, ''There'S a reason.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06
Fenberu Stock Co., Oct. :.

Fcnberg Stock co. has been secured
for two performances, matinee ana
night If Saturday. oct. IL, ilayin9
Little Lord Fauntleroy" at matilie-'
ana beware Of Men" at night Re
sarliny this company the Bangor News
Of Saturday. oct. ). says:
."rhe Fenb-rg stock Company. al
ways 4 great fayorite here, opened an
eight day engagement at the Opera
House Thursday The night bill.
which was witnessed by crowded
house. was beware Of Men" strong
meiulrama. very cOmpetently acted and
staged.
manager Fenberg has gathered a
goo company, including a number or
pro} Il who are already favorites here,
ana a ut Of others who are bound 10
become 50. Charles Stevens, last seen
in Bangor with James O'Neil, is the
leading man. He has an excellent
stage. ~ essence ana voice, and acts with
.arnest1.se, intelligence and dramatic
mower. For feminine leads there is
Virginia Zollman. one Of the best in
the repertoire business. Then there
IS Tommy Shear.r. who was very sue
SSH al IN tllt- west With lilS wv II YIN
pauy q few years ago, and others too
numerous to mention.
"The keatnnS. who head the Vaude-
vile, are known all over the country
for their eccentric comedy act. 1t Is
ccreamingly funny aS most Bango:
ueuplc know. Buster is as precociouS
rs EVERYONE the worse, apparently,
for being thrown around the stage ike
a bag Of meal twice a day for three
hundred days in the year. Little
Jnglrs who doesn't look over TWO
wears old. il 4 marvel of Self-poSSesSlon
ana captured the hearts of all the
ladies in the audience at once. other
spe.ialties are contributed by Marie
| Mcneil. whose cornet solos are pleas
antlv remembered; Mabel Hawthorn"
a clever soubrette: Tommy Shearef IN
| interesting comedy work and Il. w
CARPENTER. who sings illustrated songs
| in good style.
9TH" r'cnberg Company appears
STRONGLY IL the popular taste, ana WI
dollhtl.ss 10 excellent business here a.
it has always dome"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

Thu new elevator at the Capitol Is
completed. and while it has mol Doeh
turned over to the State it IS all ready
FOR operation and has been tested ana
found to work Very nicely. There IS
some work to be done in the way q
wiring for bells for the different ho"rs
ana lights FOR the elevator. but that IS
not Job which will not take up mu'h
time. ana 1t is expected that me ere"
yator viii be in commission by Mon
day nr Tuesday.
4 change that has been made in the
elevator we'll is the removal of the steer
ceiling with which it was lined In the
old elevator all the wires were bthihh
this steel work. but they Will now De
concealed in tubes. which Will Dc iiiuch
neater. The work If putting in me eie
vatur has been in charge OF heHsf
Prescott. who is in the employ 81 'he
Portland co. and he has. as well as me
men working with him. during ms STAY
in the city. by his gentlemaniy iiiaiiier
won many friends among the people az
the Capitol
Miss Rena Winslow. clerk in the 'e-
partment Of Agriculture, is ehJoyhls
rest from her duties, and IS ehJovi'is
the time at New York and ColiI'ec'''u'
Miss Mary Poole who is III AT ne'
home on Grove street. was rtpoitet
FRIDAY 70 he a little more comfortable
The following corporations nave n'e'
.bai,. o.rtifc.tac If organization at tnt
office Of the secretary of State:
Tamiahua Petroleum Co. ORGANIZED
at Portland for the purpose1of OWNING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06
Joseph B. Carey.

Joseph +. Carey died at his home 40
Bangor street, 1T o'clock Friday
morning. Ills age was 4 years, ami
widow ana two sons, Joseph A.. ana
J-rt I. II. Carey, mourn his loss lie
was Il member uf the American BENEFIT
Society. The FnrtS1erS of America am!
he New tnshnoc Trb". NJ. Il, !. Q,
r. NJ Funeral arrangements announc-
ed later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

Miss Mary Poole. who IS II - ",
homo on Grove street, was reported
FRIDAY 70 he a little more comfortable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

Somewhere in the woods around the
town uf Sidney OF in those across the
river in riverside there are two moose.
who are waiting fuT som. hunter to get
after them as soon as the Law shall b..
off IT is known that there are two,
for both have been seen. Singly ana at
the same time Both OF them are said
u b.. bulls, ana While one is an Old
fellow, those. who have seen them say
thar the other is APP artntly about tire:
wears old. Norman GuSsttt, postmaster
at Riverside, j. NJ. Cross, who lives on
til. Bangor road ana some Of the men
who are employed at BroadacreS, Hon :
ac. SturgiS' farm at riverside, have
seen one yf the moose swim the river.
Moose. Ia &. been reported in this Sec
tjnu On rare occasions before, hut non.,
Of those no repoit. having seen them
Were. abb. to prove their statements ~
other -y,. witnesses as in the present
instance, fur q few days ago at the
Riverside railroad station one Of 1E.'
animals was seen to swim IN" river DN
a large number Of people who We're ~
the station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs Leslie ]. Field and son
of bld Town are visiting Mrs. +. A
Andrews on Patterson street.
W. w. TIbbettS, manager Of the Cony
house. left on the Thursday night Pun
man for a short business trip to Boston
known attorneys at Fairfield, was il
the city Friday for a lew hours on lt-
gal business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

w ". Levi" Of this city has lease
the Frank II. EnrgesS house ~ - NH
ill. street which was recently $pi'
throueh the f. f.. NcWb"rt agency !
NJ +. button, and Will occupy IT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

The most awkward and nnGainly
woman can be tranformed into
beautiful, lovely creature if she has
The brain power to absorb the fact
mat HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Will do the business Tea or tablets.
u cents. BowdftehT " tbst SFs g. Go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

The gasol-ne launch "Pallnnrti@,
owned by Commodore f.. w. Hyde ~
the kennebec Yacht club of Bath, and
the flagship of the fleet, came up th''
river Friday afternoon, having on
hoard Commodore Hyde, Arthur
Stntsnn. the county attorney-elect Of
Sagadahpc county. Judge Frank l..
STABLES and Wilbur Oliver, all Of Bath
tn. launch being IL charge OF Engineer
Frank Coffin. The party returned 10
R1rh later in the day, hut the Itunch
remained Ut her moorinS over niSht ana
will he taken down river TINS morning.
Sh. IL n handsome craft, rs 1ett OVER
an with cabin handsomely fttri, ana
her power is furnished by ttn-il"fSt'-
n,,yer Morris Height engine. 'oilno-
nir,. HN,.. intended I" have visited Au-
INST, with the launch on the occasion
az tn. Labor Day festivities. but tii'
launch was over on the New Meadow:
river at the time and there was Su''
:, heavy sea outside that 1T was ho'
thnnght best to try to bring her af'nhc
| INFO the Kennebec river.
A meeting Of The Augusta W -
T. win be held at 2.45 o'clock SUNDAY
afternoon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-03-15
SARATOGA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gallagher haze
moved their household goods from
Chester and will hereafter reside at
the home Of Frank Gallagher, Sr.
Henry Eckerman had one leg serf-
Ously injured while at work 10 the
paper mill at Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Brahmstedt
visited relatives at Sigel the first part
of the week.
Rev. Madsen will hold services at
the school house In Dist. No. 5 At
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, next Sunday.
Kuute Knuteson is building a house
for Mr.. Brownie of Chicago, who will
move his family here this spring.
Several other families are expected TO
move here in the uear future.
A number Of young people spent
Saturday evening &c. BrahmStedts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-03-15
Letter to Mr. Hooper,
NEKCOSA, WIS.

Dear Sir: AS public officer,
charged with the care of puolic school
property, you are interested in good
paint
The high school building at Sioux
Rapids, Ia, was painted, inside and
out, last summer. The painter said
70 gallons were needed; and that
quantity Of Devoe lead-and-zinc paint
was ordered. The estimate was
carefully made, but ten gallons were
returned.
Maybe some of the pupils in your
school can figure out what the per-
centage of saving was on Devoe.
Yours truly
T. w. DEvOE & Co,
New York and Chicago.
P. S, A, II, Kleberg sells our paint.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-03-15
Homeseekers' Excursion 10 the Northwest,
West and Southwest.

Via the Northwestern line. Ex-
cursion tickets at greatly reduced
rates are on sale to the TERRITORY
Indicated above. Standard and
Tourist Sleeping Cars. Free Reclining
Chair Cars and The Best OF Every
thing" For dates of sale and full
particulars apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern R'y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-03-15
PORT EDWARDS

Messrs. L. M. Alexander and w. A.
Brazeau was In hartford on business
couple Of days the past week.
Joe BARRON returned from New
Mexico Monday after very pleasant
visit with the q. Bouche family.
Miss Mable Deyo entertained few
young ladies Saturday evening in hon.
or of her sixteenth birthday. Games
were played, refreshments served, and
all had royal good time.
Among the business callers in your
city Saturday we noticed Levi Leroux,
E. Wendlund, Will Kranke, o. w
Dodge, Jno. Shelhammer and E. 3.
Garrison.
Workers have been busy the past
week tearing down the old office. 1t
will be rebuilt much larger then be-
fore. When completed it will be as
fine as any city Office.
Mrs. w. A. Brazeau of Grand Rap
ids was caller at the +. Brazeau'S
home Saturday.
Ed. Card was business caller in
your city Monday evening.
Ed. Boyles has returned after three
years absent at Kansas City, to re-
sumo his old position of machine ten
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Nash were Grand
Rapids visitors Saturday,
Friday evening few lady friends
surprised Mrs. f. Noel, it, being her
birthday, Refreshments were served
aud most enjoyable evening spent.
Those from cut Of the village present
were Messrs. Joe Sitterley OF Chicago
and Chas. EkeluDd of Sigel.
Miss L. Dougherty OF Grand Rapids,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Brazeau, the last of the week
Miss Edith Nash was sick aud under
the doctors care few days the past
week.
Mrs A. Carlson was rendered a sur
prise party by few of her friends
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
birthday. Refreshments were served
and very pleasant afternoon spent
In social converse.
Mrs. F. X. erode of Nekoosa visited
Mrs. j. Bradner Friday.
MeSsrs. A nton Carlson and Andrew
Palm were guests of friends in Saratu-
ga Friday
Messrs. E. Sparks. j. Shuman, Il.
DekarSky and Miss Lena GaylOr were
shoppers in your city Saturday.
j. E. Ancutt and wife and Mr. and
Mrs. ChaS. Helke visited in Grand
Rapids Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Noel and daughter
Aileen visited her parants in your city
Saturday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-03-15

Wednesday, Mar. Fl.
The east side ladies' aid society Of
the Congregational church meets
with Mrs Matt Daily.
The west side ladies' aid society
OF the M. E. church will meet with
Mrs. Charles BrowD.
Monday. Meh. l9.
The Federation OF Women's Clubs
will meet at the Methodist church
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Women'S Historical and Lit
erary Society will meet with Mrs. E.
A. Tenant on Monday evening.
The Christian Workers will meet
with Mrs. Robert Rowland $50 9Th
and Arbor st.
The west side ladies' aid society Of
the Congregational church meets
with Mrs. George Metcalfe this
week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-03-15
NEKOOSA.

Messrs. B. and Don Smart, who are
in the employ of the Wood County
telephone company were here all day
tuesday overhauling the switch board
OF said company in this city. The
service is now very much improved.
Rev. William Shortt, of Bloomfield
Wis, is here spending the week with
the members of the First Congrega
tiOnal church as candidate for The
Dastorate Of that church. He is being
received with cOnSidera BILE favor which
may result ia his engagement TO take
charge Of the work in this village.
William Dumar, who is we'll known
in NekUOsa and this portion of Wooc
county, his wife and nine children tx
pect to leave on the 10th or 10Th OF
this month for Rio Genera, Brazil
where they will make it their future
home. Mr.. Dumar has two brother.
and one sister living Ia that country
who have induced him to 90 there
He says it requires journey OF about
five weeks to make the trip.
A. FL. Kleberg, returned Thursday
night from Dale, Wis, where he and
his family were visiting relatives
His wife and children will extend
their visit till the end of the month
before they return.
Henry Forbes, chairman Of the
town OF Port Edwards, is being urged
by his many friends in said town &c
become a candidate for reelection
this spring. Henry is an excellent
representative Of said town, and will
consent to serve them another year il
his friends insist upon it.
Clyde Herrick went to work as clerk
in Mrs. Gutheil's general mercantile
store Monday morning. He takes
hold as an old hand.
Miss Catherine Kelley, of Fond du
Lac, an experienced trimmer, ha,
been engaged by Mrs. GutheiI as hel
trimmer. She commenced work Men
day morning.
Eli Taylor s. Son have commenced
work on the erection of a barn 20x4(
it. with Is IT. post for Mrs L. Gutheil
on her lots back OF the store.
E. j. Brazeau. OF the Brazeau Mer
camille Co., will leave Thursday for az
extended trip in the western states
He will first go to Lewiston aud
Asotin, Wash, where he will visit
with his broyhers and other relatives
who are living there. Mr.. Brazeau
has been wClking pretty hard in the
store for sevaral years aud be feels
that his he&th requires d vacation as
he has beeHbsing flesh of late. Mr.
Brazeau win be absent two or three
months.
jacob Lutz, manager of the Crane
Rapids Brewing Co., was here on bust
ness Tuesday.
C. E. Lester closed out his mea,
market Friday night, March 8, to hi
successor. Mr.. Lester has not yet de
cided just what business he will q
into.
w. II. BlystOne, treasurer of tn,
town of Port Edwards, was In Ne
koosa, Tuesday collecting taxes fO
his town. He will make his returns
to the county treasurer this week
A. Fl. Kleberg, expects to attent
the National Hardware Convention II
Chicago next week as a delegate from
the state of Wisconsin.
Jacob Frederick is going to erect ;
new dwelling upon his lots on thu
river road this spring He is gettin,
the material on the ground for tina
purpose.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-03-15

Henry Wakeley. was d Pittsyille
business visitor Saturday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03
t-l-l51s
LONDON is EhPI ]
BY WEEK END CRAZE
Ones Social Position Is Endan.
gered by Remaining in
Town Over Sunday.
New York Herald Special Cabs Service. Copy
right, 1906 By the New York Herald.

New York Herald Special Cable servies. Copy.
right, 1905, BY the New York Herald.
London, June 2.-London is quite,
quite empty. At the Victoria station,
one might have imagined that the pee-
pie had been overcome by panic.
would be difficult to imagine. One Of
the head portefs said that considerably
more than thousand trunks had come
into the station within an hour and he
wiped his brow, saying: At this rate
Of york, I am. getting old very
Outside the station was another sight
wondrous to sea quadruple string OF
carriages, cabs and automobiles lined
up for hundreds Of yards: -
Frantic were the scenes enacted by
excited people who had some late and
loud the cries after porters and the
porters were themselves overwhelmed
with work. The truth is that what is
known as weekend craze has grown to
be assuredly epidemic. 1T is as much az
your social reputation is worth to pc
seen in London on Sunday. TO be IN
the. swim you must pass your Week-enas
out of town. +.:e.fz,, -,
Thus London ON the Sabbath is dull
and deserted. Every second person you
meet has bungalow, house-boat or
cottage of some kind or a country CLUB
which he or she reiigiously freauents
! for the week lends. The few people who
| are questionable enough not to have
places in the country seek refuge at
Ranela .h, Nottingham, etc. -.
=. Riverside Clubs Flourshing.
One of the immediate results Of the
] weekend craze is that the riverside
clubs are <fourishing as never known
] before. Today, under highly aristo-
cratic Influences, the magnificent river
house Of the Phyllis Court club at Hen
Hey, opened its doors. It is intended to
! be the ideal weekend club. It has
| within its grounds almost everything
/ that the most fastidious week-ender
! can want It has many excellent bed
I rooms. The club contracts at cheap
rates to board resident members. 1t
supplies them with electric launches,
skiffs, punts, canoes, dingles, either by
1 the day, the month or the season. IL
has It's own lighthouses. landing stages
and in fact everything including bands
and bathrooms. =
/ Many .Aristocratic Members.
4 On the executive committee Of the
i Phyllis Court club are such well-known
: men-abeut- town as Lord Churchill, Col
onel Douglas Dawson, Lord Gosford,
Majer sEgerton Green, Lord Lonsdale,
Major General Arthur Paget, Lord
Ronaldshay,, Edward Stonor, Lord Va.
4 lentia, Lord Angelsay, Lord Kintore,
$ Lord Pembroke and Henry Stonor.
With such list Of leaders the Phyllis
!. Court club! is quite sure of success.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03
FIGHT THEIR DUEL By =
-. MAIL: IT IS SAFER

Paris, June 2.-one pair of quarrelers
have lust settled duel, with the same
result as usually attends French meet
ing on the field Of honor, but it was
more: easily achieved. The challenger,
who imagined he had been insllted.
editor, saying: IL.
so One does not send seconds to
scoundrel like you. i boz your ears by
letter instead. Please, therefore, re-
gard them as boxed. -
The recipient replied: ~ ~
boxed. Cordiafly i thank you. In the
same manner / blow cut your brains
with a revolver. Regard yourself az
dead. salute your corpse. 30
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03
STRIKE WAS:sTHE CAUSE

Special to The Journal. ~ - >s:..,
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, June 2. =
The traffic report issued by the United
States canal office today shows total
freight tonnage for May. of $685., 287.
This is a. decrease of about 400, 900
from the; same month last year: The
slump was the result Of the marine
tonnage to1 for the season to-: date la ,o'i IS
7,s52,545, against 7,o75,953 last year.
The grain traffic was slightly under
$4,000, 600 bushels for the month, iron
ore nearly 100000, lumber 121, 515,,
600 feet, and the number Of passengers
t2,762..tG Z ~ = 80;
+ If, no, strike originates and business
continues at the present rate this will
be another l4o't record breaking year: .=.,.
I The strafde will probably reach 50,
900 ,0O0 tons. < .s ~ j.. =. d: ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03

e : =, & 49, Nes-sI - 1stss
William s: Jenkins and wife to Andrew J., !.
Rergstroin and wife; lot ~ block 1e,tL =. :
George w. Burton and wifeAto Nels Peter ).
son; lot block J., Moulton Heights -.
Same to Asel Anderson: let $, bioci:i,
same to Alfred Johnson lot !, block -.
Ns sSnf Anderson and wife to Edwin 4: -
Beach !; lot 8, block 9, Rollins Second ~
=, addition = 1bO
Archibald. A.. Crane and wife to Ole Nor u.s.
ton; lot 49, block ., Van Nest's ad- - 81. :.
George ". : stafford and Vile to Maud Maud
Benson; - acres in westerly part OF e. 49,,
Eniej j. %Iand Charles r. Livingston to r !
George Dredge; lot ~, block !, Par. !. -
I, ker Jermap.s addition 2,4oo
William NJ. Wicker and wife to Julia E. -,
Hassett; lots and Z, Parker 4 Har-
Andrew i N. Brown and wife to .wiiiiam - =
Do,;yal; part q lot Auditors suodt- ,nc
1da e. &. and i'G B. Dearborn to Frederick f. ~
!: Brown; lot I, block g., William Bern
stine. First addition - :" ..
Christopher II. Schultz and wife to; Thorn
as p. Peterborough; southeast Of south ~.
east and, south three, quarters 81 neTth- !,
east Of southeast section 9.119-22S... ,50f
Case; lots 8 to g., BLOCK g. First divis. ]:
J.; ion Reeve Park .............. 4. Cox
Anders p Anderson and wife to Hans 0s- =. -
sdsinns bfoea s. sb es
ton -. 49,. bsot
Fred Marshall e AbEam j.: Carlson and :,
wife; lot TO- block 8, Croffuts addition 1, sll
Enoch A. Chrtstianson and<~wifc to An, =.
dreas Salyesen; south half, Of lot 10,
| block I, Morrison's addition to North
Delia R. ROBBINS ct al: to Mary =
| EBigeIow; lot s, block a Remington's
sorn t Mt aese1n to Christian M,Ikelsen; "
| west quarter of lots and 2, block
IT, B. 8. WEight's addition ..:.s....... 8e
Charles J. Keller to Clarence B. Pene- \.
4 20 t. julius venie asd
wife; lot u, block !, Ideal sub IN Elmer
sons addition ........ :. ;. ......;... 2,sT
George H: lockwood to Daniel i; Dur
yea and wife; lot IA, block 46, Calhoun
1 National Bank of Commerce ! to-. John ohm, :
Myhr; lots ss8 and s4, block 10, Forest
Leo s,si II Fletcher and wife to Gesrse ". "
t. Cameron; lot "a, block n, Cottage
Henry Kemperie and wife to andrew iaus
tafson; lot l. Dayidson,s sub. Murphy's :.
Minnie and John n Hoimbera 10 louis -
n: .Gaynor;;f lot 9, c. +. Houses ad- 49, :.
John " Aretander and vito to Eagieson
! . v. King; lots 8 and 9, block 5, Bakers
Agnes Bernier Il al to Louis silver: lot ~
3, block 1, Atwater's: Second addition 1,40
Jacob Dworsky to Zelda Shapiro; lot s.
Il block 35, Gales, Second addition; and lot " !.
4. block 9. Jewett's addition ....... - 4,4e
Helen n. and M: F. Gates to Lars c.. !.
Carlson; lot g, Farlntngton's addition. q
i Gertrude "A. and f. r. Girod to James;
+ Orr: lot g. block, 8, sub. in Ferrant's
First addition IS. 10
Minnie H. Letchcr~ to-. Clara b. Forbes, s.
Il all Of lot I, block a.. Calhoun Park 7
addition, except north IS feet ...:... FAC
Frank P. Brakeman to William Walker; ~
/ lot IA, block I. Mound Ray Park :. 49, &c
4 Harriett:F. jackson to John O. B1ornstad:
4 rear 20 feet Of 40 feet, lot 5, block
81 16a Minneapolis G. of