davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper news., 1906-12-27
The New Color.

Red russell brown is to be the color
of the winter, both in London and
Paris. Shades of deep claret are also
used.
The Jasper news., 1906-12-27
The Robbery.

The Robbery.
stole a sunlit day from Time and
spent II,
I purchased happiness and Joy pro-
found,
A thief was and yet did not repent 1t.
Time should not leave possessions lay
ing round.
The happiness and Joy I shared with
Dolly;
And when ia spent ali my ill-gotten
pelf
Time called me to account for all my
folly:
you fool" said he. you've only robbed
yourseif!"
PUCK.
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LEGAL NOTICES

'-~sssS tft3ef 10 CttNntrOAH
Nsgf5ss - hsFaty Eftau that thf Nh.tl
.t.ssE - tesH ars.UiHfes ~ ne sAiftttt
t@..5ff = ths HlaHH 90 NzshihNtHA - ~.
49, al WiI anA trHtnnssht ~
si.aFtsfts LassHa aFeEaera sna
80, 5slstifisf a. surh AT fffseAa .ee
-. ! ~ asainsi said dseFasFd ar Nfte
z.st-.f u ufgssaf thgn Win thr
s.....s.sFt ts.sifhara withsH nnf sH 49,
sftsf ne dats e ihis HstteH 20 ae n ".
fisse e aif fseidHff,sl ta=N " ~ .
Ma seattle. klnE tuWAtf ~"
fsatsA srrtau5tal lpH - -
Id u THOMSON
aassgutaf og thf Last VII anA tsst@si''"'
"a HsnFtrfta f tusee. asaeassA
4 r TURNER
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o Enpae


isstafsH seattle md Taesns t...t
Hafft mHat isars teNu and iii 80
n afFff tsfI fine laaa - - -
Hsash - ai.sai one itaif ia galss W.
H9a m%Ht sal "a al8rs ~ 80 =
fENhoh a ekHfefsg
- Marion Hipfs fsI.fs. 49,. -.
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rnoNn Youn NAM Ao

te The star--Aain iesei ina
Nfs The Star will call ana eoi-
.set the oil, ana viii send TO
fau the snHw~rn Go sanr al when
addressed care The star
RATS foR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS. BlTuA.
TON WANTED, hELP
WANTED AND AL oTAGR
ADA ONE CENT A WORD.
seven wvrds or fractions ef
Insertion.
Revsn words or fractions o.
uerds Co the line. cash In sd-
vance. When charged 70 Ae
count actual number ~ lines as
act viii be counted. Minimum
hlll Cor an nd" rs cents, Hal
lard Want Ad Agency. 7. N
Mullen. sri Ballard Ave- GRE
Ctr TIE
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RUAl HsTArr puA1Els,

49, = - = -. A.
~ slissa hsel fststs 90, ~ AR
a. htE
1dsir6 ns6fsks' tis Nse fofa nis :.
III Nfewh n5 chs,Il attsst
Il 4 Elsf. 4 - q. b 400 ~
tFsz5Ss 4 Il " " Z IN
Yeeiss N nanlep 4 q. 81 = Halter
tuiidns fh9nss a. igd ~.
fTffUFNATn a MHtViitF ssi tum.
tsf Hsshahse nitE "
a iiluaaa ! Ilmss If
n1FafoN = hooHn. W fiss phone
HW ace us lar henea
i q Nsrfesl ~ ID Id ~ ~ q
Mes annsii tssitY ~ at-M ktsaas y -
AsFtiW RsaHE 80 aa hlags
y a NiflHpN lAla Msshhalen nlai
= aeiss aass. % pa9lns tuilalns
suiaa nfeoks realty %. - Mariee
lids
FnFn aANpFH iNN noam A. 10.
trance tnunAH niurk
fhsme.aa ~ Nss lels nlas
tTeign I sud CO. ~ wash hlds ls.l
Wafg 4 Ireland 40 uaiisy lids fIer.
rrtf bauHht and sold
YKHNEfI 0fNifY - u tmells tlas
ron sALE-FARMs Akp LANDS.
Continued
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A 4 JOHNSTON A 81.
Wsona Is % a noens hhlsk
Phones Aain iti tod. a nh
aetss cheIss laud. 4 arfss bsaftHs fruit
gasaa sfoUna hnuss. ffHefn haHa#s lsFeff
cs~. fs chickens uaea hsFn. fun - hsF
abundance - vatsf minutss sst ifetn
bat laniiea liA cent fafs. miles nsm
seattle
nee
sat satsr tssss sect thsss rssam eoltsss.
izA ssnt fsfs from seattle
tss rrn AcaE
snd e ssfss Al isHd. ten nat ~il
abanasnre e water. J mties ffgm assltis
WTTFnT NaITnF
% ~ So AHassz naiiataE ~ n
FoREetosuRE nAHqAfs.
tas arrss saus uartlt tisafst ifeea,
huuss tsfh fef e bed - tatiis p heas
ina Fruit tresH rirutf - sstef - sistA
fsfnl , sailss ffuni aeisaAid usnnaad iHsni
iasa than sells 90 Ff0sf. htas AWAntt
naaf seattle W. uaH deliver fhfe ~ ths
tifaf caller fef tha snsaH sntHunf e ii.at
en ssaf tsruis 81 uasf ssthauss So -
siiie Ffpfsfif iisfs y shsnfs g. asatAs
Fuuf annfisF aatak
~ fafm aaafa ase
mENs1N = eAMf son
- Narisn nlsst rhsns MaLE ~
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HoTEIa

DEfE6ff aoTKL. 81 ssesSd ave ssSiIS'
ne H. weekly g. 81 o.. II
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socIrrV NOTICES.

oeentns refined aah'le
ef3 sehsel MafeHbse fviaifiss W
AVN aua PINE Thursday sfththt
IN Nais vi Led J llsl essA ...s
-. tss man. 90 ufes in igsf A"s.as
.aR sss serssna hcusH Fsi AuMs
e,srsass nanaAiL ua western ~
SPECIAL NOTICES. -
49, = > .-ss.5st.lt, z.
a5a nse5 nsf suifsfiAk h4A.- =, -,
$3.50. turs susl ahtesA ~ 49,.
sttsfss FafafYaln neftNHN ~.
tits. slIff letnts fvsutmH H.m ktfnsy
=. .ts.r e.usss stomach truuf.ts h.t
s,,.sss ss.rsssftify tsatvt - t
N.tman usiserath ~ tsNm sar.s
,,kasIHanas- tisar EsoriH IT,. y
u ian AZ So star 4as.ss
raka 1aeAsoa street eef AeNs 80 III
uet
----r-f,eg fgfssfaUn - sali ~
la MAO ~ ~ asidfesHs = y = =,
ii b IL 49, sealils -----------------.
SgllEs n fafsen oan site ~ ,,,.N
- sFse.,ni t. ahy rffssn aseiHss \
trsfaa alnuaE
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TALK About SNAPS


= harEaiua FEUs nefnsf lupfntsS Wa
tee house, aaaf ~ 6 Hfssllis nsA5 s1xshss
- fear ruuula a fsrf so ifseeas Rcls-
fftleH a. Wft - e ntef hftas tlst< Ia
10 fsik 90 qua ataaf this ifdlsas t~stss
shan 80 pef uonth Price f1es. sssy
iEfmH
HARVARD REALTY coNfAxY
- - az Waissf Haf IN ~ Ava
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Leave at 100 and 2'ls ,. nj Returning At 400 and
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nuslnraa CHANGES.

Sc az .l.slss n ~ deid 0saai.le
ainina tu rfits feasenatiH tnquigs Ell
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WHITES
RAINIER
EEkCH
GARuESs

fsas4hsif arfs 81 nns seIi 80 Fsrtsrf4
fruit ~ fcalirF laisiHs eise y 30 ~
sfas NaltF AL fhs vsss city ssfsf - -
tract rrirs t1a eazk. 81 helanes "
farF HgHf p
SO NJ snsnesF "a Eainisf tfzef =
WILLIAM nAfTZ a 90.
Ffa fsrfnTasAse ~
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WASTED MY 10 woRN " In
psE SAnp afEApY EAftot y =
~ ct WAGES. No va Call - -
ALASKA uttA
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fao hlsh asa siEbilF hlfs. rsst t',,,..
siif rNh HnlaN fsfpofn huuss - -.
ffem faf and srheal fine tisw a 49,
Iass shd shpasitipn EfaaIlds 80 "a ="
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REAL rsTITE-cos,I,s.5
hsnssi. AalH ~
n. a. GORDON 6 co.
tAf Aroses hanaisk
hsHand Ave $50 Urlan
AL tffAfE LOANS. iEarH4rc.

'ftt VI IT, tfAhhA. ihhfHANca
4 faap yoa eont ansa hear s1sv,
-
taafn h9ass n0t qHlfs finsshse asa.
80 Rnui1 saai rfr little - ffniss :.
TO iais aud sutI queen Asas h
fhHaa h.faka ff8n aar a. -
hsf Hfifui rieu - ssIulan Rag H.. 49,.
aaa LniFaFif4. 80 eash. talaae. 4,
ia uth. W
90
Two hlFh sHa slthtiF has. seer us,sa.
slif uHh aulsi f.footn haa.s. -. -.
freH aaf And sehaal firs st.~ q -
a. shd sHrasiipn sfaaf,dt. ~ essa.
REsTNEfFf. NEG
8fatiA aouhis rornsr 10 Eas.essst 80.
lfffn neitakF hish sna sistfiY. IL I.
iHfssinnsni neth.ns batter, : esak.
tgoH hsN Hgaffh aatfas. h4la fst a
hHuf near TniFsrsfis a. 80 -
hiEh 800 siEhfy So LEM. "a EEL
slaa - inssssmsHt - essh ssf n -,
TALK ABOUT sNAps
assias. aeatis sofssr. q, -, "a.
fuea nee house sss q h.ssiy' 90
a4ssfusnt 81 alras u fYss go fsrs's
Hsaf Wpoeiana pars sha nsn hifA sxbs.7
beautiful lies. TIE aash.
fntesfoFs 81 30 eaat ~aH a uas..
ssHsa % samHaii tst~san pls@ 40 fs.~
IS esst ghssg q tlase =
- 80 - - ~ -. - 80 q - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05
DREW STRAWS TO
:. SETTLE TIE VOTE
COUNCIL DECLARES TWO MEN
ELECTED TREASURER
First Found that Reiter Was Entitled
to the Office and Later that Nolan
Should Have It-L,atter Has the
Friends, but Must Defend His Posi-
tion in District Court.
Special to The journal,

Special to The journal.
Red Wing, Mimi. May JATwo men claim to
be village treasurer of Pine Island village. and
the dispute is to be settled in the district court
In this city. Judge Crosby has fixed June
the date for the hearing.
at the recent election August Reier received
100 votes for treasurer and T. c. Nolan ninety
nine votes for the office. The judges OF
election found that only 19S names were regis
tered the poll lists. Consequently one mar
not registered had voted. or somebody had cas-
two votes. This left a tie between Reiter ant
Nolan.
The village council met aud under the ole
law drew straws and Reiter won. Then some
body looked up the provisions of the new code
and found that there was nothing. about draw
ing straws in case of tie. but that the council
should designate one of the two for the office
Then that body met again and declared Nola1
the village treasurer and turned $4,000 of fund
over to him. .-,.-..
AS the council has declared both men treas
urer; both claim the office and the court will
have to settle the fight.
A house belonging to August Adler in TIT
eastern part of Pine Island township was burne
with nearly all of its contents. The fire starte
from the striking Of parlor match. The plac
was too far out to be reached by the loca
department and could not be saved. u The los
will amount to about 81, 800 with 500 il
surance. rs, 81. - -.
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HASTINGS HOLDS
TO COUNTY SEAT.
FARMINGToN's PETITION FOUND
TO: BE INSUFFICIENT
Latter Takes It's Defeat Gracefully and
Is Formally Withdrawn by General
Childs-Farmington's Petition Was
Shy Some SOC, Signatures. a. ~

Hastings, Mimi. May 5.-When the county
commissioners in session to. consider the petition
to remove the county seat from this pluce to
Pennington, adjourned last evening it looked
as tho final action would not be taken until
some time next week. The interest Of specta-
tors Jagged, to large extent, therefore, and
there were few present to witness the most re-
markable termination of county seat controver-
sy in the history of Minnesota.
General H. {. Childs, senior counsel for the
petitioners, arose and, after congratulating each
side upon carrying on fierce, manly and spr-
tied battle stated that the efforts of the Hast.
ings workers had succeeded in reducing the
number of signers on the petition below the
statutory number, and that, therefore, the petit
TONERS would abandon the fight In doing this
he said his clients yielded to the necessities of
the occasion and having been beaten, desired
to own up and congratulate the victors on their
energy and success. g. ~ ,...
z. Fl. O'Keefe, associate counsel followed in
a similar vein. Senator Schaller was greatly
surprised at the situation. but congratulated all
concerned. NJ. Knox. who counsel also in
the recent county-seat fight at Jackson, said
but he congratulated both sides. He said that
in his Judgment, county seats were not worth
! their cost to the petitioners.
|. A. Herrick, on behalf Of the county seat
committee, thanked the commissioners for their
impartial consideration of the thru five
days, and reminded Hastings of its promise to
! the withdrawers from the petition that repairs
to the Jail at small expense would make II
Sa tlSIactOfy lot many years.
After the remarks the papers were prepared
for the board to certify Its findings, and today
| final action in the matter came with the sign
ing OF the statement by the board as to the
names withdrawn.
This contest began the latter part of January
with the publication and posting of notices tina
on and after Feb. II petition would be cir
cllated asking for election on the question
| of the removal of the county seat to Farming
! ton. From Feb. IA to April TO- when the pc
| tition signed, some eighty voters, repre-
| senting the best citizens Of the townships IL
| the county, circulated petitions and there was
! filed at Hastings April 10 petition bearing
| the names of 5000 taxpayers.
| From April 10 to April 80, the day the board
began its consideration of the petition, many
more of the leading citizens of Hastings set ou
| to get powers of attorney to withdraw petition
| crs. from the petition In this they sue
| cessful. securing 737 such papers Farmingto
went after revocatons Of the power of attorney
and procured 125 revocations. To sustain the
| petition required 200 names, 60 per cen
| of the $500 votes cast at the last genera
| election. The Withdrawals which were not curet
| by subsequent revocations reduced the humble
! nearly to 400, .
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AUCTION SALES


AUCTIoN-I AM INSTRUCTED TO SELL AT
auction Tuesday next Sth at 10 am. sharp, a
large asSemblage elegant household furniture.
fine rugs and carpets, high-grade upright
piano, draperies, china, silverware, etc. in
Guiding fine mahogany. birdseye maple and oak
bedroom furniture, iron and brass beds, best
box springs and hair mattresses. two wire bed
couches fine antique mahogany sofa first.
class cabinet grand piano. cost $3.50; music
cabinet, fine old mahogany wardrobe
White sewing machine. fine leather couch
rockers and easy chairs center tables, bed
ding, massive oak bedroom suits. cost S1s5:
! hall seat, pictures, fine weathered and golden
oak diningroom furniture, two secretary book
cases, child's iron bed, pillows draperies, sill.
yerware, mahogany tea table, frst-class steel
range with water front, one divan fine refrig-
orator, odd dressers. princess dresser,
clocks, bric-a-brac, one gasolene stove. one
lawn mower, wire cots, kitchen furniture and
other excellent household requisites, all in
condition equal to new; sale will take place at
the new Knickerbocker salesrooms, No. II
: 9th st N, opposite Masonic Temple. Hubert
BoWn. auctiOneer.
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SHOE PLANT FOR WASHBURN
Lake Superior Town Is Changing from
Lumber TO- Manuf acturing Center. :

WASHBURN, WIS.---Thru the efforts of the
Commercial club. another industry of 10 small
proportions has been added to this city. The
C. p Larson Shoe company, whose factories
are located at Eau Claire, has decided to move
to this city where the shipping facilities are
the best lin thelstate. Some $4,000 worth Of
scribed by citize1fsaof this place, and the bust
ness Of fine COMPANY will be greatly increased
as soon as it gets sassstart here.
The plant will beiinoved in the course of three
Or four weeks and will be in operation in aDU,lt
sixty days, and will employ from fifty to one
hundred hands the year around Tins little by
city aud the place is being chang eG from
town to u manuf aeturing city.
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WINDsToRM STRIKES VIOLA
Several Buildings Wrecked in an DIN
: sted County Town.

ROCHESTER, MINN-Viola, a small 7illage
in the northern part of Olmsted county, was
struck by hard wind last evening. "a ma
chine shed and other buildings Of James KEEL
Ter were demolished and other damage was DONE
No one was hurt. =. r.z.-,t ...5e,a.feSs..
Several Rochester families to take
up their residence in Spokane. r ~
-. Louis J. Egan has gone to Aberdeen. s. D.,
to accept position with G.lbourn BROTHERS, ar
tesian well contractors. = .. -
John Berg and Miss Mary Boode of OronOco
were united in marriage here last evening.
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NORTHWEST NECROLOGIC

sPEARFIsH, S. d. W. sDriskill, better
known sthruout the Hills and among, all the
cattlemen Of the west and south as bud,
died yesterday at his home in this city He
contracted heavy cold, last week which de-
veloped into pneumonia. He came to the Hills
from Texas with his brother in 1879 and alfho
they lost the better part of zoe. 900 head, OF
went to work Immediately and were SOON on
their feet again. He leaves a wife, four sons
and mother aged 80. 'H-taf'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Carl Kummen and wife to 81. Sorenson;
in section 35-119-23 ,................., 1900
O. <. johnson to 3. Harry L, Moore; part ,-o
P. c. Deming to George smith Smith ct al III '7''
part lots 10 and 20, block IL. Wilson's, ,.szs;:
r. G. De nr1t to *. W snit: part lots ''o
10 and 20, block H. Wilson's rearrange--
ment :.....:.ss..... 934
part 1T s. Block 6ts Ttt Ss add
William Ills crtchto1n and wife to T. Bruer 900
lot 10. block J., Bakers addition -: 425
W. t Boutsl ct a. to Charles Eiod Lamb
Stephens addition .:.. 10 o.A $500
Thurston; iots,7 and ssSblock Il, Hoyt's 49,
E. Bell to !: n. Weis; lot a5 block o. ~
Palmer's addition .,..........:......... 125
Nelson; lot 20, Block l.. Lake Street ad: =
oiHon no,no .;,d nifo 70 !, pot.r 10
dition " 80 .-.-:::....s::....-:a s,25o.
!. 2, etc., block i, etc. Town Of Falls - -,
E. b. Times to L.: f Mccoiium; lots I.
s. 9, block Is. Calhoun Park addi-' ooo-
Ed II Hatton and. wife to J. b. .Archam- ~
/. bault; lot l.. block 9, Goodrich's addi-
Girard Investment company to Robert H. ''
Brent; lot 8, block SO, Remington's Sec :, TN
= in section 23-12O-28 ................. 1900
D. E. Dow to J. Tipai; lots % and %,
l. block 1, West Minneapolis ........... 600
Ed Empenger and wife to A. Larsen; lot
8. block Il, Minneapolis Second divis-
o. B. Mcc1intock and wife to A. Larsen; -0V
lot Q; block II, minneapolis Second d.
vision 80. 2OOO
o. b. McClintock and wife to c. f. L. Pc =
tersen;slo 8, block 2. Lake Of the Isles -.
~ ~ RI.ton and husband ia Monet In
ceisior addition .................. 5000
George NJ STAFFORD and wife to q. Cap Q
ron; in section 9-1l7-23 ............. $50
A. e. Perry and wife to a. f.. Ap-
gar; lots 45, 4e, ETC., Smells addition. 400
H. Il. Nlonohan to william H. Ledall ct
al; lot s, block 8, supplement For
est Heights addition ....-......-.... 800
Moffet Investment company to NJ. r. Ec-
ton ct al; lot TO- block 8, Park adj oo
dltion ....,.. o'Voo
| son; part lot J., section 2s-l17-2a.... $3.50
r.. Moffet and husband to Moffet Invest
ment company; lot 10, block 9, Park
NJ. r. Miller and husband to ]. Hokan-
! solE ots9, block 1. Nickels 6, Smiths -
d4A.p o. S4al6mpson and husband to Z. A.
fazSCsnk linsi lot g. block 30. Bakers Fourth
4 additjong ~. 200
i fuller ct al. to A. L. Krebs: I'M !
! - divided 5-6 part lot 8, block Q, Tnttie's
adda.ion q Wenster and vita to " E o'sio
ric I'a Second s e1 s addition :. wv. $50
Total thirty two deeds SIS, 1874
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CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA.-Captain J:
Snouffer, one of the most prominent pioneer
Of eastern Iowa. died today, aged ST years
He was veteran of the Mexican war, -
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MANkATO MINN.--M Moore: a last years
graduate of the Mankato high school,, and for
y NJ. C: A.; died yesterday at his. home lat
Balaton, Of typhoid pneumonia :. ~s
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LA CROSSE, wIS.--After caring for his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Leonard, for more than. five years,
to save her from an insane asylum Harry
Leonard has lost his reason In his task, land
both have been sent to the state hospital. 80 rs
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NEW ULM. MINI Acfihg: Sfa5 Or W Eibner
closed the sbscrtp ton list for the relief of San
Francisco earthquake sufferers. The city council
originally appropriated $500. which, together
with individual donations, brought the total fund
up to 81, oO3.3O. 1921
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Special to The Journal.
Winona, MIMI, May 5.--Mrs. Wilhelmina
Boeden Of this city will tomorrow celebrate the
hundredth anniversary Of her birth. and will re-
cetve the congra tulations of three later genera
tons Of her own family as we'll as those of
friends.
She has been a resident Of Winona since 1875
but. on account of her advanced years when she
removed from Germany to the United States,
she has never learned the English language.
She was born in Brandenburg. Prussia OH May
s, 1906, and was married there twenty nine
years later.
Her husband has been dead for ffty,one years.
They had but one child. a daughter, Mrs. VIII
helmina Diedrich, with whom Mrs. Boeden has
made her home since coming to Winona. The
family has grown rapidly in the last than
in the preceding generations Mrs. Koch. grand
daughter of the aged woman. being the mother
of four and four daughters.
Zimmerman s Will Contested. s'~',
Contest has been started in the Winona county
probate court over the will of John G. Zim-
norman Of Aberdeen, s. D., which has been
fled for probate here Mr.. Zimmerman having
resided for many years at st. Charles IN this
county. and having been buried in the cemetery
there directed in his will.
Mr.. Zimmerman died on March Is, last, at
San Diego. Cal, while on a trip to the Pacific
coast The will under contest ne executed four
days previous to his DEATH According to its
terms two Of his daughters, Laura Zimmerman
and Rosa Schwengel Of Aberdeen, s. D.. are
handsomely remembered with large requests, in
Guiding extensive real estate holdings, while
Sarah Korte and Esther korte. two other daugh-
ters cut off with 500 each.
The contest is being made by the latter two
on the ground that at the time the alleged will
was executed Mr.. Zimmerman incapacitated
and not in proper physical condition to execute
it, and that 1t IS not his last will and tesla
/ ment
The estate is valued at over 100000, and
nineteen hpQueStS
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MENoMoNrE, WIs.-Three hundred school.
boys in charge of four captains appointed by the
improvement association. celebrated Arbor day
by cleaning up Lake Shore park. 80
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INVESTORS

Desiring a good rate of interest with
abundant security should call and exam
inc the first mortgage farm loans for sale
by
Minneapolis Trust Company
| q Fourth Street and Hennepin Avenue.
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PLAINFIELD, visa big wind blew off the
rods and demolished other farm buildings.
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BUILDING PERMITS

one.story frame warehouse ............ $500
st story frame dwelling -. $500
repairs after fire ............. LOO
:. story frame dwelling 1000
story frame dwelling :. .............. 5000
Maurice Igoe. 3O42 Hennepin avenue, one
story frame store ,....,...........-.. 5000
Daniel P. Adams. 1921 Washburn avenue
8. tia-story frame dwelling ........ 1000
s, 1ls-story frame dwelling $3.50 1000
Foundation 1900
Twenty -one minor permits .....,....... $500
/. s.
=. Total thirty psrmits .,.,.......A..a .s2A. 5as
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WELCOME, SfINN.-Miss Hulda Borchardt
and Mrs. Henry G. Plenge were united in mar
riage on Thursday. A reception held at
the brides home, about eighty guests being
present. ~.
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

IOWA FALLS. Observation-Disclosures is made
that Chester Crel1n Of Minneapolis and Miss
Gertrude Gearhart of Eldora, Iowa. will be
married on May 8. After short wedding trip
they will return to Minnesota and spend the
summer at Lake Minnetonka.
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ELK POINT, S. D.--Henry E. McElwain Of
Sioux Falls, $. D.. and Miss Marion G. Mac
million of King City, Mo-, were married. Also
Joseph Freundel Of Sioux City and Miss Alta
Cloud of this city
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In presence OF
W. B.. Patten.
r. Ertsgaard. .s

STATE OF MINI ESoTA, 80 10 z
County of Henrepin-ss.
Before me, notary public In and for II. the
county of Hennepin, state OF Minnesota on TINS
ban. w. A. Kerr and Edward randall, to me
known to be the persons. described in and who
executed the foregoing; and acknowledged the
same as and for their free act and deed.
CNotaral Seal.] w. B. sPAIIlN,
Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minnesota. Y
nv commission expires Nov. 30, 1912.