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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-20
TIE MAILS.

TIE MAILS.
Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Manchuria. Aug. 20
Orient-Per Siberia. Aug. "a.
Victoria-Per Maheno, Aug. 25.
Colonies-Per Miowera, Aug. %.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Franciseo-Per Manchuria, today.
Orient-Per Manchuria, August 81
Colonies-Per Maheno, Aug %.
Victoria-Per Miowera, August %.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Thomas, at San Francisco.
Logan, sailed from San Francisco, ror
Honolulu and Manila, Aug. Is.
Sherman, at Manila.
Sheridan, sailed from Manila for Ho-
nolulu and San Francisco, Aug 10.
Lawton, at Manila.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-20
THIELEN & WILLIAMSON
PINEAPPLE LANDS AT
WAHIAWA:
27 Acres, 5 Acres, 5 Acres, 80
Acres, 40 Acres.

These lands. situated in different
parts of the Colony, are among the
best for pines and are ready for plant
ing. Some may be had on easy terms.
VIII pay good interest on money in
vested. We shall have also within a
few days eleven house lots at from
$3.50 to $500 each, situated within five
minutes walk of the r. r. Station at
Wahiawa. An ideal place for bum
galow. 20 deg. cooler than in Homo
lulu; IS minutes from the city on the
@. r. & L. Call in and see us about
special rates.
912 FORT STREET.
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A property renting for $4,000
per month for S2625.oo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-20

LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED
STATES WEATHER BUREAU.
Alexander Young Building, Honolulu.
Sunday August 20, 1906.
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DUE ToDAE.
PASSENGERS.

P NJ. s. S. Manchuria, from Sa
Francisco, early a. M
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For Sale
The WaterhOuSe Co.
JUDD BUILDING.
Telephone j. Main 1872.
FOR SALE

A lew more lots, on your own terms,
in Nuuanu tract, the healthiest and
coolest place near the city.
Some choice Kaimuki lots near the
car line, with fine view, at prices and
terms you can not duplicate.
Several cheap and pretty homes In
Nuuanu Valley, Kalihi, and other parts
of the city.
Lots of all Sizes at lowest prices and
on best of terms, both In and out OF
town.
j. H. SCHNACK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-20
23.1275 paid. f65 per cent paid.
SESSION SALES,
(Morning SESSION.

SALES BETWEEN BOARDS
300 Eva, 25; Is Oahu Sug. Co., 1880;
% Kihei, s.
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Classified Advertiser ents
FOR SALE.

4 THOROUGHBRED gentle driving
Honolulu. 1895
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-20

FINE driving mare; strong and gentle.
Apply Mrs. T. A. Simpson, 1910 Ana
punt street 7493
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Note:-Baromerer readings are cor
rected for temperature, instrumental
errors, and local gravity, and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudiness stated
IN scale from to 10. Direction of wind
Is prevailing direction during "a hours
ending at p. m. Velocity of wind In
average velocity in miles per hour
VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Sunday. August 10.
Str. Iwalani. Piltz. from Ahukini
5:26 a. m.
Str Maui, Bennett from Kaua
ports, 4:30 a. m.
Str Likelike, Naopa1a, from Moloka
and Mani ports, a. M
DEPARTED.
S. S. Lansing, HERMAN, for Mon
terey, towing ship Marion Chilcott,
p. m.
DUE ToDAT.
P NJ. s. S. Manchuria, from San
Francisco, early a. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per str. Iwalani, August 10, from Ka-
uai.-S. M. Ballou.
Per str. Maui, August 10, from Kauai
ports.-H. P. Baldwin, Miss Raupp,
Mr.. BEDFORD, Miss Boswell, t. O'Brien.
c. F. Herrick, Mrs. Hastings. G.. E.
Davis, Geo r. Eiwart. H. It. Haysel-
den, r. K. l.. zap, c. Edenson, d. B.
McConachie, A. c. All Fook. Mr..
A. K. F. zap, Mrs. zap.
c. Dunkhauser, Edw. Schieber, Iee
Kwok, Y. T. Lau, j. Wong Leong, A.
H. S. Chuck, Mrs p. Silva, Masters
Silva (2), Mr. Vincent, En- Sue Kong,
John Cockett, Hee Fat, c. Valpoon.
Daisy Valpoon, Rosie Valpoon, Miss
Miss A. Thronas, Mrs. c.
Jr., L. Kahlbaum, Mrs.
Christian, Emma Christian; Albert,
Fred, May, Hubert and c. P. Chris
tian: Miss Ehlunahele. 43 deck.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Sen bat. @ein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m,,br,

Den Fat. Sein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ruhm
mar IS oenn au9 ppr alien, Ser Tranfs
lin, ais er 10 Ger &epplution als Ser
treter Der &olonien na9 @n9lanb un0
tpG9reno Der Iebellion na9 5ranfreiG
entian0t par0, in beioen QGnoern cine
gunftige @ufnabme ii9erte.
3uerit ging Srontlin 1857 in Ser
@ngelegenbeit Oes &onflifts Der PENN
lblpaniI3ea Understanding nit
ben &olonie G%isent9iimern, tpel9e
Steuerf reibeit fir ii9 beanIpru6ten,
mad England. SIM Sabre 1866 bon
y}euem non penniblDanisn unO an
oeren &olonien als i5r Mgent nasJ
Sonopn gei9ift, b~ertbeioigte er oorten
i'm Rarlamenfe efenio freimiit6ig pie
eini9tsppa Die &e9te Ser &olpnien.
Seine 8%emiibungen fibrten benin aud
CUR 3uriidnabme ser Stempeiafte.
Jranflin fsbrte 1875 na9 gbilaoelz
pbta 3uriid, mo er gum &%ongrebmitz
glieO ertpGblt tpar0. Gr betbeiliote fiG
in herDprragenbem MaBe on Dem gntz
purfe Der MISUNDERSTANDING
uno tpurOe elmer Ser llnterSei9ner
jenes pi9tigen 9ofumentes, bas er
ge9en Den englii9an Sriebensunters
bGnoler tpirfungsboG als u~nobGnoer>
li9 rertbeioigte. @egen GnOe oes Sab
res 1776 begab er ii9 mad 5ranfrei9,
mo- er einen Qqian5Dertrag 5pii9en
jenem 2an6e un6 rem Ser. Staaten al
Stonbe bra9te uno BON 1778 ab ais
bebolmG@tigter Mliniiter Der Is
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

buber, 0ater BON brei unmiinbiaen
&inbern, Der SransmiHion 10 nabe,
oaB tie tbn erfabte unb an bic Mauer
f4leuoerte. Seioenbu6er mar iOfort
tpot.
Sab SDls. 3eBtens fanben fiGy
5ablrei9e 9Gfte aus nab urb fern bier
Elm, aus l1ngarn, 8D6men, Miin6en,
&egens6urg u. /. H., Inn einem I90nen
SamilienfeIte bei5utpo9nen, Der fiber
nen 9o9seit bes alIgemein beliebten
&ei9sfreiberrn Sbeobor b. Sunderz
Sigatto unb ieiner 9ema6lin S6sreie
gsb. @rdfin SbernOprff, tpel9e in
ibrer @iua 8elaria aujG6rli9 lGngsz
rem Mufentbalt ne6men. Sen qar3ert
Sag iibsr tamen audi briefli9e u1lb
telegrap6if6e &unbgebungen, barunter
mebrere BON Mitgliebern beg &Snigs<
baufes, pel9e Der S6silnabme Der
@bneienben an benz f90nen Seits
Iusbrud berliehen.
8apreutb. Dieter Sage beaing
Gettpr Sllius @rS@a;assr an Der
&reisrealf9ufe biss bas 25iG6rige
HeftoratS : SuStldum. Sn feiner
iibersrpBen 8ef9eioenbeit bate Der
Subilar ii6 j'Oe SSeier BON @siten iei>
nes Qe6rerfplegiums unb Der Schiller
perbeten, tpesbalb bic Gbrung auf cine
einfuGe Graduation isitens elmer De-
putatipn bef6rdnft rerben mubte.
Jretftng. QeBtens f9ieb babier
&ommer5ienrat6 Or. phil. S. g. Dat
terer, 8erleger bes r5reiiinger
Suebl.". ous benz 0eben. Wlit benz
Ser Itprbenen 1T elmer Der intenigentez
item 8iirger aus Der Stabt gef9ieben.
Spe5ieQ peroantt unfere Stabt Dem
Oabingef9iebenen bic grri6tuna bes
acknowledgements.
9aus6am. 0or einiaer 3eit
fpurbe i'm feitli3 sef9midten @aal.
bes r9ausbamer 9pfes" cine erbebenbe
Subelfeier gu @bren bes auieitig be-
liebten Oberlebrers Sans S9rantens
miller peranitaltst. Muiifz, @eteraz
nerz unb Surnperein petteiferten, bas
Seit gu einem freunbf9aftli9 6srSli>
den gu ~geftalten.
SdnDern. Sin erGBIi9sr Sob
bat ben 35jdbrtgen 8!erbrauereibe=
tiger Spbann Wurmieer credit. ST
mar in einen II Meter tiefen Drummer
binabgeltiesen, als plOBli9 bic nit
eiiernen Sta6eln beriebene Better linn
naditiir5te uno feline Sruft bur9=
bp6rte.
WIr5burs. 8Or Sturgeon err
f9pB ii9 Der benin ganfbauIe Gia<
numb @benfelb felt 20 Sabren ange<
itelte 9rohiriit &iibler, Elm Mann,
Der in tpeiten &reifen befannt unb be-
liebt mar. Sei9dftli@ iuq allies in
Srbnung fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
8prberHe EN- rStaats,

BORDER Rem gOrterStaats,
Gommiffion fir Wafsrsufubr tpurbs
bieier Sage beai9Ii4 bes Planes Der
Stabt SEEM gorf, Wafer aug ben
Gatstia Mountains gu beaieben, Wal>
DO Smith, Der 9auptingenisur Der
muni5ipalen WafercOmmiffion bon
Ntetp Yorf, pernpmmen. gr erflGrte,
Hitter Gpuntp pirbe bur9 Die Musz
fibrung bes planes teinespegs idpe=
rem S4aben erleibsn, ionbern nur Die
2eute piirben BON Der Sa9e beriibrt
tperben, tpel9e in Der unmittelbaren
Na9bari9aft bes geplanten Reisrs
ppirs ppbnen.
nOuelIe finb i'm Staate
Sppa perbpten." 90 lautet cine in
Ses Mpines. Sd., absesebene @ntz
ineibung bes Sberseridts. Der 6aa
fam bon pase Gountb, ipo Sentpn
Wbitnab ben CHARLES Mibbaugb i'm
3fpeifampf tObtete. 8eibe paren be-
trunfen unb serietben in Streit, Der
bur9 einen Sauitfampf oussefoateH
perben ioate. Mit me6reren Sreuns
ben gings auf ben &umpfplaB, aber
bulb sriffen lie gu ben Mefern unb
Elm Sti4 Our9 bic 9alsaber tObtste
Mibbaueb. @bitnab muB ieBt Die
Subittirten asbn Sabre abiiBen.
-Sn2pnbonift so urc@li,
Elm Mdnn bon II Sabren, angefom@
MEL, Der am 6. 4uguit 1900, alfp in
einem @lter bon 70 Sabren, ii4 Die
@ufgabe itelte, in iieben Sabren co.
900 Meilen gu bur4panOern. @r Fat
bereits 45,467 Meilen 5uriidgelegt.
unb 5par bauptid9li6 uuf ben britt
f6en SnIeln, Die er bereits ie6smal
bur9querts unb beren bauptiG4li4ftea
StGote er beIu6tc. Nun pi1 er bic
mod feblenoen Meilen in Jrunfrei9,
Der @9peia, Oeuti6lanb, 6oadno.
8elgien unb Spanien bur6laufen. Gr
bat bereits ben &ecprb zines Oeutl6en
gebrp6en, Der in flint Sabren 10000
Meilen gegangen lit. Marc IQ trdgt
auf Der 8ruft elm S6ilb nit benz Bib
elmer 8uaoogge, benz Symbol Der
StGrfe unb 4usbauer. Muf feinen
5ubpanberunsen seniebt er Dor alien
cetrodnete Srauben. Ser Mlte min
feline Mdrf6e jebt, mo- Der &rieg pprz
iiber lit, au9 auf 9uBlunb urb Sibis
rien ausbehnen unb bpfft iifer, am
S6luHe bes Sabres 1907 bic 60,0Gc
Wtetlen az errei4sn.
-8ps9at. @lte Sunsfer: nSq
mO4te germ in einen bieiigsn @erein
eintreten. gu peldem ratben sic mir
noble" 9err: Sum 8erI9Dnerungss
perein!"
= Il m9rieben. (Selegramm
zines Stubenten na6 Der priifuna an
feline @ltern.) nSeute Bel Der priifung
gerefen. &abe iiber ben Weg
selaufen."
- s., iefe8adfif6e! Mutz
ter gum &labierlebrer): vWie fDnner
sic meme Sodter tiifen2" Softer
(einfaasnb): 80. ausseseidnet lam
er's, Mama!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

tionale Srauer an. Die franaOiI9e Has
Notwithstanding pertagte ii6 gu
elmer oreitdgigen Srauer. Counties,
GtGbte unb gemeinniiBige @nffalten
@meritas ebrten Tranflins @eod6tz
nib, inbem lie ieinen Namen annabz
men. 3abIrei9e Sentmoler tpuroen
ibm erri9tet, unter 0enen bie in 81.
26uis gelegentli6 Der. oortigen Meltz
ausitellung enthiiqte 5rantlinitatue
neueften Satums lit. NuBer ben tereits
ertpGbnten 8iloungsanitulten erinnert
an SranfIin nod bie S6ule fir Sano=
fertigfeitsunterri@t in Bottom. gr
bette teftamentarii6 fir 8ilounos=
5tpede cine Summe perma9t, Die auf
100 Sabre sinstrdeeno anaeleat tperz
Den ioute. @us einem Sbeile bss grz
sebnifes pur6e iene Sdule beariin6et<
gu ben prisinenften an 5ranfrtn se=
mdbnenSen @eliquien sGblen feline I'M
6rantlin =Snftitute gu philadelphia
aufberabrte Mai9ine CUR @r5euguno
bon Glettri5itdt, fotpie Der erfte BON
ibm perbiente SilberOoIar, ben er, oez
gen @inbGnoignno zines anoeren Dol
lars. fir gut Slid" un6 aus 5reunbz
f6aft einem SSugenObetunnten Namens
Scenes Barrier iibergab. Barrier Be-
btelt ben Silberoollar lunge Sabre unb
pertpanOelte Oieien i9lieblid in einen
Pmnf3feiber. Der beute cine Gebens=
tp~iiroigfeit Der 6iitoriiden @efeni4oft
BON Selatpare biloet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

ltnionsitdaten funairte. Na9 Idneen
Semiibungen 9elang ibm Der @bf9lub
Ses Srieoenshertrdges BON Is. Sc
bruur 1888. Seine Riidfubrt mad
Inerita benuBte Jrdntlin gu pbpiitas
lif9en 8eoba9tltneen unb sur Mbfafz
iung elmer treffli6en @bbanbIung iiber
Oie @erbeFerung Der S9ifffabrt.
Sn Den Ser. Staaten besriibts
Srdnflin unter 9anonenoonner un6
9~lodengeldute Der Subel oes Bottles.
Srsimal nod tpurbe er bur9 einitims
mige @abl feiner Mitbirser Gouper=
tteitr 0es Gtaates Benniblpdnien.
9obes Otter unb &rGnfli9feit nDtbigs
ten ibn enOli@, fiG 1888 bonn Dffent>
li9en Se6en Surid5uSiebsn. Seine
leste ituatsmdnnif9e Shat mar Bic
&bfafung elmer on oen &onsreb sez
rt9teten 9enti9rift, in Ser fi9 Sranfs
lin gegen Die Stlaperei ausIpra9. Gr
itarb am II. 4pril 1890, Elm sSabr
na9oem George Waibington gum
eriten Mals oen prdiioenteni be-
ftiegen bate. Der 9onereb orbnete gu
Gbren Sranflins cine einmonatiee mo-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

unter BEN @uipicien Ser BON Sranflin
b~egrunoeten 4meritaniI9en pbilpioe
pbtf3en 9eieQi9aft i'm @pril in Ybiz
laoelpbia ftattfinben. Den Monat
pGblte man, I'm in Ser beHeren Sab
res5eit Elm grOBeres Programm Iei9ter
CUR @usfibrung brtngen gu fDnnen.
SIR oas SET bat Die 2~egislutur pon
pennfplpanien einen 8eitrag bon $780,
900 ausgeipprfen.
Benjamin 5rantlin, Ger dls 16.
Sinh zines 9oftoner @eifeniieoers eez
boren marc, tpuroe bereits i'm II. 2ez
bensiabre einem Glteren @tiefbruSer,
Der 8uGOruder mar, in Die Sebre geges
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Srarflins @eburtgbaus in Bottom.

Srorflins @eburtsbaus in Bottom.
ben. SeOe freie Stunoe peripanote er
gum 2efen niiBli9er Bidder. Nadoem
er ipdter cine 3eitlang in Der beriibm>
ten palmer'f9en Sruderei in 2onoon
~gedrbeitet, fam er na9 pbilaoelpbia,
no er ii9 i'm Gieben bon 9ettern ber>
fu9te un0 mebrere @erbeferungen Ser
&upferOruderei erfanb. 8alo erOffnete
er einsn 2a0en ols 8u9bdnbler unb
griinoete einen 8erein CUR Nusbiloung
ron &dufleuten un0 SanOperfern, To-
pie 1871 cine 8ibliotbef, ginri9tun@
gen. bie audi in ben ii6rieen &olcnien
Na9abmung fanOen. SIN Sabre 1877
nurbe Sranflin Sberpoftmetiter bon
BennI plpanien. Gr betpirtte Die Grz
rt9tung elmer Milis, fotpie elmer @faz
oemie CUR gr5iebung Der pennfplpaniz
f9en Susenb, cine Initalt, Die fi@ CUR
beutigen nniberiitdt bes r&eptone"z
Staates enttpideli bat.
Sn jene 3eit fallen aud feline elettrtz
f6en @eriu9e, oie CUR Grfinoung Deg
8libableiters fiibrten. Cine peiters
G~rfinbuns Sranflins mar elm Sfen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

Miin9en. Sm 9auis go. % an
Der 9oIierftraBe purbe bas 21@ Sabre
alte MGb9en Des Spenglsrmeiiters
2eberftatt infolse Ginatbmens bon
ausseitr0mtem 2euGtsas get6btet. =
Sn Der Shomas : 8rauerei fam Der
b~erbeirutbete S4dfflsr Jrana Seiben>
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

bau Der noro=
ameritanif9en
&epublifbi ber>
porragenOfte ST.
CUR, unb feline
8ereienite nm
Die Sreibett unb
Die @iheni4aft
iino ni9t nur
in Die @nnaien
Der Ser. Staa
ten nit 9olOez
men 2ettern elm
g%etrdgen, ipnz
bern in Sic Ser
gan5en cipilifir=
t E II @eIt.
Sranflins Sc
burtstag miro
benin au9 in
Dtelen Stdoten
Der l1nipn nn0
Gurppds in ges
siemen0er Weife
%began9en. Die
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

Ser Bel tpeniser !9olsperbral9 msbr
3usfruft, als Sic bisberigen Sefen.
enttpidelte uno in England p~atsntiri
tpuros. Seine 8eobadtunsen auf iei>
men SesreiIen bradtsn i'm enoli9 auf
Die Sbee, oie f9aumenoen Mogen our6
Sel gu glattsn, Gin @srfabren, oas bes
fanntlih aaeemeinen Ginsans sefun<
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Benjamin 5ranR(in.
Scr 200. Gebnrtstas bes srnBcm
Siaatsmanncs unS ieine sseier.

Ittertfas eriscr SipIpniat- dormderIe
Ting = @riinoangea uno GrInoanecu.
Sraaflins Gntieaonas mad @neIaro uno
MISUNDERSTANDING.
@m II. Sanuar 1906 iinO 200
Sabre perflcfen. baB Ser erfte ameri=
tanii9e Diplomat. Der 8u9Oruder,
@9riftiteaer, Pbiloippb uno GrfinSer
Benjamin Sranflin gu Bottom, MaR.,
bas 2i9t Der @elt erblidte. Gr tpur,
na3 George Wai6ington, in Dem Nufz
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30
County News
Lake Andrew.

LAKE ANDREW, May Decentralization
services were conducted in the Synod church
last Sunday by Rev. D. G. Jordal1l. The class
was composed of the following young per-
sons: Elmer Bergh, Harry Olson, Sigvald
Hoff, Norman Oscar Nelson, Lester Engvald
Lesteberg. Johan Theodore Evenson, Elmer
Ostby, Albert Anderson, Elmer Lengrin liver
Arthur Iverson, Clara Bertha Thorson,
Manda Alpha Doe, Selma Julia Henjum,
Dina Agneta Torgerson.
Henry Ha1vorson and Andrew Doe went
to Games lake last Friday evening on a fish
ing trip. They had barely arrived at the
lake when the rain began to pour down, con-
tinuing all night. And all that time the boys
spent cuddled up under an overturned boat.
The lightning struck tree a short way from
their place of refuge and undoubtedly gave
them good scare.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
by Miss Eta Davenport in the schoolhouse
in Dist. 60 last Tuesday afternoon. Recita-
tions, dialogs and songs were ably rendered
by the pupils Of the school, and great credit
is given the efficient teacher.
Miss Tilda Ramstad will give an entertain
ment in her schoolhouse next Saturday even
ing. The program will consist Of Rotations,
dialogs and songs by the pupils, and also by
some of the young people outside of the
school, which will no doubt make an inter-
esting entertainment.
Mrs. G. G. Sather returned home last
Thursday after long stay at the home of
Ole Stene of West Lake.
Miss Amelia Nelson of New London Is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Theo r. Thorson.
The Ladies Aid society of the Synod church
will meet at the home of Mrs. T. Tol1efson
next Thursday.
It is rumored that the New London ball
team will cross bats with the Norway Lake
team next Sunday, and we shall no doubt
witness interesting game.
Miss Anna Stene went to West Lake last
Wednesday for stay at the home Of Ole
Stene.
S. Hatlestad, who is teaching term OF
parochial school at Crow River, came home
Saturday for visit, returning to his duties
Sunday.
Erick Truedson arrived here last week from
Puya1lup, Wash, for short visit at the
homes of G. Swenson and 6. Stene. He left
last Saturday for Iowa for a visit with rela-
tives. From there Mr.. Truedson will go to
his old home in Sweden for a visit. Mr..
Truedson is brother-in-1aw Of G. Swenson.
FARMER Boy.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30
PoacherS Caught.

Game Warden J. B.. Boyd made
Raymond rather unexpected visit
last Tuesday night and as a result
the following fishermen we're placed
under arrest for illegal fishing: Nils
Madison, Earl Clough, Frank Nyberg,
F. Schoenek and Will and Ed. Stroot-
man. The game warden caught them
in the act of fishing with net at the
bridge north of town and confscated
the net and boat. The net was large
one, fully 100 feet long, and when
pulled in contained lot of pickerel
and suckers which the warden sold to
the butcher, E. Meyer. The unfortunate
fishermen were given a hearing before
Judge Abrahamson the next morning
and all entered q plea Of guilty and
were fined $1,000 and costs, amounting
in all to $11.25 each, which they paid.
It was rather expensive fishing, al
though they were given the minimum
fine according to law. This expert
ence may have tendency to put a
stop to illegal fishing in this vicinity.
In an interview with the warden he in
formed us that he made the trip down
here in q boat, following the creek
down, and that he found two nets and
two traps, besideswire fencing across
the creek in various places between
here and Willmar, but he did not
manage to catch the guilty parties.
As the game warden does not send out
his advance cards there will probably
be some more arrests along the creek
east and west of here Raymond
News.
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FshluA.

FAHLUN, May 2s.-The mail carrier
thinks the roads are quite bad at present,
and this opinion is shared by everybody who
tries to travel.
A coffee social was held at the home of J.
A. Wahlstrand last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walgren of Minneapo-
lis spent last week visiting at the home OF
Swan Wa1gren.
Aug. Klint's family attended the Gabriel
son-Carlson wedding in town Of White6eld
last Saturday.
Elias Johnson and daughter Myrtle lett for
Minneapolis last Saturday for visit with
F. w. Segerstrom and family and other re1a-
tives and friends.
Miss Ellen Lindblad has returned home
from Minneapolis, where she has been stay
ing for some time.
A number of people from this town took In
the circus In Willmar last Wednesday,.
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Lake Florida.

LAKE FLORIDA, May 2s.-Rev. Hanson
of Chicago, who Is here now, held a meeting
at the home Of Rev. Halvorson last Friday
evening. On account Of the rainy weather
only few were present and those who came
were compelled to stay over night.
After the cloudy, rainy weather of last
week, sunshine seems quite treat.
Miss Marie Fladeboe has been home tor a
short stay, after spending the spring months
in Wi1lmar. -
Mrs. &. Sjodin, with daughter and grand
daughter, have been spending some time with
relatives and friends in Willmar. They will
return home today.
Our items were accidentally laid over last
week, hence our absence. =
Parties from New London enjoyed boat.
ride on Lake Florida yesterday.
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RlnRvillo.

R1NGVILLE, May 26-We are sorry to
state that the Georgeville creamery has not
been doing what it ought to have done the
last few months and the results are that a
few Of the patrons have started to ship their
cream. We however think that is not the
right way to treat thecreamery, to patronize
it while it Is doing we'll, and if it is not then
leave it. What would become of the cream
cry if all should do the same? The creamery
has been friend to US in our need and much
has it done for the progress and upbuilding
of this community. Farmers, stand by your
home creamery and patronize it. Donot sell
your cream to other buyers. foreign or local.
If you put your creamery out of business
what will you then do? Other purchasers
will then play the Standard Oil game on you.
dictate the price and pay what they please.
Little Freddie Halvorson, while trying to
build fire in the stove last Sunday, got his
whole face badly burned.
John Stenerson took his daughter Hulda
to Willmar last week, consulting physician,
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irving.

IRVING, May 2s.-The Irving post office
twill be closed May 80, so all the patrons of
that Office will have to get their mail on the
rural route or at other points. So few were
taking their mail at that office that Uncle
Sam saw fit to dispense with the Office al
together.
Lewis Thompson and Henry Monson have
gone to Annandale to work in a brick yard
during the summer months.
Ole jacobson and John Randall left last
Tuesday for Canada to look for land.
John Sullivan and Chris Thompson re-
turned last week from the western part of
North Dakota. Mr.. Sullivan filed on an 80
acre tract of land in Williams county.
The parochial schools under the supervis-
ion of Miss Lille Hill and Miss Lerdahl will
consolidate and have a program in the
Nordland church next Sunday.
The Girls society of the Zion church will
have its sale at Ed Benson's place next Fri
day. Refreshments will be served and Prof.
Runsvold will deliver an address,.
Several persons are selling chances on
things to be ratified off. They probably do
not realize that they are taking chances OF
being prosecuted. as they are violating the
laws of Minnesota by so doing.
M1cAwBRR.