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and Mrs. Harry MacP herson Of Mime
apolis spent Sunday with Mrs. j. De
Cone and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Walker
at the Rose cottage, Tonka Bay. S.
Mrs. George Wenker, Mrs. Charles
mann of ST. Joseph, Mo-, are visiting
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. ,H. ]. Bau-
man at their cottage !" Sunrise Tonka
Bay. eas'
/ B. G.. Beauston Of Marquette, Mich,
was "a guest Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Haven at Meadville. Mr.: Beauston was
a member Of the Thirty-ninth Wiscon-
sin infantry.
A remarkable feat in swimming was
accomplished by Jay Foster, the son Of
Elmer Foster, Tuesday. He swan from
Linwood to Big Island, a distance Of
about one mile.
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ter, Nj: and Mrs. 7. II. D. Isles, Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. Green. Purcell,
l. r.; Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Douglas, Ard
more, I. T.; Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs and
son, St. Paul; G.. M. Reeves, Minneap-
oils: Mr.. and Mrs. Grant, Spring Park;
Fritz Erickson, A. R. Holiday, Chica-
GO; H. G.: Costello, New York; Arthur
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Sanderson are
entertaining Mrs. Sanderson,s father,
M. 8. P. Pratt of Grand Rapids. Mr..
Pratt served with the Twelfth Wis
consin and is a member of the Seven
teenth corps, Army Of Tennessee. His
daughter, Cora 4. Pratt, accompanies
ter, Mrs; sanderson: The Misses Ma
rion Mills and Marion E. Morrison Of
and Mrs. SIS sander s III Tuesday, dsSss - Af
Mr.. and Mrs. Libbald Of Vancouver,
b. c., who are guests at the White
House, entertained Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Ratteray Of Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs: E. S. King Of Merrill, Wis,
Recent arrivals at the hotel are Mr..
and Mrs Orville T. Chamberlain, Los
Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Simp-
son, Elkhart, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. L..
NJ. Wilde. Milwaukee; s. C. Slough,
Miss Jennie G. Slough, Miss Hazel
Slough, J. Slough, Morris, Ill; Mrs.
G. s. Garrett, Kansas City; Mrs: l..
Josephine II. Saunders, Davenport; A.
G. Clampitt, Chicago; J.~E. Beatty, St.
Paul; Thomas J. Taylor, St. Paul; 8.
Leet, E. L. Cline, Lincoln, Neb.; Miss
Willamay Newhn, Chicago; Mrs. l..
Brednow, Homer L. ,Brednow, Kansas
City; F. E. Brednow, Jacob Stern, Mrs.
C.. F. Peterson, Mrs. G.. NJ. Coon, w. c..
Blake, J. Van Sickle, 0. A. Sprague,
Mr.. and Mrs, j. A. Shepard, E. N.
lis; Mrs. P. Gilmarten, Prairie du
Chen; Mrs. William Grothe, Miss
Wensell, .LaWfenceville, Kan.
Mrs. J. Manheimer of Hotel Tonka
Bay entertained at a house party at
Hotel Tonka Bay Sunday.
v MIS- oad L.; De 3 Coue entertained on
Bay, in celebration of her birthday
anniversary. The decorations were car
ried out in pink and white and sweet
peas and asters were used in the rooms
and on the luncheon table. After
luncheon the guests played euehre.
Two prizes were given and the win
ners were Mrs. W.. Willard and Mrs.
SHaFleS u. QOeLI. Iae guests Included
Mrs. L. Frink. Mrs. c.. H. Goetz, Mrs.
W. Willard, Mrs: w. A. Merriam, Mrs.
Roger Hume, Mr. and: Mrs. Theodore
Streithguth of Arlington; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Fankhouser.
DR.. and Mrs. L. L.. Bennett of Ton
ka Bay entertained alta pleasant launch
party Sunday to Big Island. On the
return to; the Bennett cottage they en-
tertained at supper in their GUESTS ,
honor. Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
yid Gamble, Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Rob
inson, Mr., and Mrs. Ross Gamble and
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson Of St. Paul.
N. T. Hume Of Tonka Bay celebrated
his seventy-ffth birthday last week at
his summer home at Tonka Bay by en-
PERTAINING at his home his children and
their families and group of his
neighborhood friends from the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. willard Dillman of Ex-
eelsior, are entertaining at a family
house party for, two weeks, There are
ten guests and two brethers; will Join
them this week. The guests are Mr..
and Mrs. W. H.: Slogeett, Birmingham,
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The Birthday club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Moore.
The Aid society.of the Congregations
al church met Wednesday afternoon in
The Methodist Aid society will be
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Arthur.
Miss Hazel Coddington left Wednes-
day for Lake City, where she will be
guest Of Miss Aren Alexander.
Miss Jessie Tuet Of Dodge Center is
the guest Of Miss Isabel Anderson this
week. =
William and Henry Praxe1 Of Consta-
bleville, N. Y, are visiting William
Feigal.
Mrs. J. B. Gaertner entertained fifty
young people Monday evening in honor
visiting her brother. Miss Gaertner
left Wednesday for her home in Madi-
Miss Allie Wade left Sunday to visit
her aunt in Northfeld.
Miss Alma Myers spent Sunday with.
her cousin, Miss Olga Feigal.
Mrs. William Feigal, who has been
spending the summer in Europe, will
sail for home Sept Is, on the Pennsyl-
vania.
Charles s. Frederick Of Buffalo, Of
Company E, First Minnesota heavy ar
tillery, has been a guest Of s. G. Camp
bell during the week.
Miss Maude U1ery Of Ldscomb, Iowa,
and Miss Edna Bacon of Browndale, ard
guests Of Mrs. Bacon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh are entertaining
Mrs: Bryant Of Rochester, and Captain
A. J. Hunt Of Austin. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole of Alexandria, and
S. D. Lavaria Of Eau Claire, Wis, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lavaria.
B. r: Chapman, a member Of the
Massachusetts, regiment, who has been
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lavaria, left
Thursday for Alexandria.
Mrs. West Of Montevideo Is spending
the week with her son, Mr.. Hill.
Mrs. William Girvin of Mankato, for
merly a resident here, has been the
guest of Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Truman
during the week.
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Ala; Mrs. F. II. Pengilly, Chicago;
Mrs. 0. T. Thompson and Gertrude
Thompson, Aberdeen. s. D.; Mr.. and
MIS-. =. Charles Halvorson and Miss
Libby Halverson, Dodgeville, Wis; Ar
thur Dilln1an, Brookings, s. D.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Tonka Bay
were j. F. McClutt, Miss Eva M. Hell
lickson, A: L. Deuschel, G. c. Martin,
G. G. Phinney, w. Dorner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spicer Of Minneapolis; p. Benz, San
ger L. Nelson, 3; BSiornstad, NJ. Mann
heimer, ": N. Winbogler, Miss H. Alb
erie and P. NJ. Aberle of st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. F: siegilt and SON,
and g Mrs. t. Mann Meis NJ M Han Nav Ml
Mannheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. O., E. Hall
A. NJ. Frankenthal, Nj. and Mrs. L.
Connath, M. Symmetrical, Miss Lena
Seidel, Miss Olivia Beckmann, Miss
Louise Beckmann, L. Summerfeld and
H. L. Ettmann of St. Louis.
From Other Cities-Mr. and Mrs. c..
Sorenson, Grand Forks, n. d.; Mr.. and
N Mrs. L; N. Care, Miss Mary Watson,
H.; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Boot, Evanston,
IL; Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Kuhne,, Fort
Wayne, Ind; Mrs. G. A. Lindquist,
Langford, S.. D.; Julius Lyon, W.
Clarke, Kansas City; Mrs. William E..
Johnson, Denver, Col.
Mrs. Robert Davis and Mrs. James
Bannerman Of St. Louis entertained at
living picture party at the hotel this
Eweek IN connection with the presen-
tatlon. OF the pictures musical pro-
gram had: been arranged. The enter
talnment was given in the dining room
and the guests viewed it from the par
lors and the reception hall.
Three Scenes in Married Life' was
g picture given by Miss Morgan and
George Whitney,, Miss Louise Whitney
vas "The Japanese Maid'; Heating
Zimmerman and Miss E. Whitney were
tg ia and Jill';; Mrs: Robert Davis,
uThe rApplewoman"; the Misses Ben,
ton. Whitney and Ferguson posed for a
pretty picture, "Five O'Clock Tea -;
Miss Christina Bannerman appeared in
Simply to Thy Cross Cling'; and a
humber of other pretty scenes and tab
leaux were shown. Mrs. James Ban
herman sang May Morning. a piano
sclo by Mrs: E. c.. Harrington, "F1ow-
er Girl by Miss Barbara Hamilton;
"Peck's Bad Boy,'3 by Arthur Jo i
son; a song by Mrs. Robert Harris;
ustreet Singers" by Miss Benton and
W. R. Gillian, and "The Goddess Of
Liberty,' by Mrs. James Bannerman,
With Accomplishments by Mrs George
N. F'arwell, were the pleasing musical
numbers. .-
The cottagers Of Spring Park and the
guests Of Hotel del Dtero played a
game Of baseball on the Spring Park
diamond Saturday. The hotel guests
team won with a score of Is to g. After
the game Manager Hopkins gave a din
ner for the two teams.
The cottagers' team was: Nat Field,
p.; R: ": Stevens, G. f.; K. P. Gregg,
e.; J. W. Chambers, !. f.; Thornton Half,
Sd b.; Warner Field, I'd b.; G. c.. Aims,
ley, 1st b.; T. D. Gregg, r. f.; jim
Boynton, s. $: On the hotel team were:
Russell Davis, D.; George Whitney,
G. f.; - Brooks, c.; A. R. Hall, !. f.;
E. F.. Morgan, Sd b.; W. R. Gillian, I'd
b.; A.. G: Wilky, LIST b.; F. L. Morgan,
r. f.; D. Sawyer, $. s. >,
The recent arrivals at Hotel Kee-
waydin are: Miss Nellie c.. Jones, Miss
julia, Clark, Miss Ella I: Jones, Mime
apolis; Y: E. Story, Chicago; H NJ.
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Lake Braazes.

Arthur Allen Of Peoria, ILL.,, and Miss
Angey Stedman Of Champaign, ILL.,,
have been visiting Mrs. M. w. Busey
at the Naples, West Point, during the
week. Paul Busey of Urbana, ILL.,, who
has been guest at the Naples for
some time, will return home Thursday.
Mrs. E. F. Thomas and Miss Flora R.
Hill Of Utica, N. Y, are the guests of
MI. and Mrs. A. T. Williams at Sum-
merville. They will stay several weeks.
G. Dana Hone Of Bird Island, and
week with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Stone, at Summerville 81. g,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. LOOMS Of Fair
view are entertaining Mrs. LOOMS ,
mother, Mrs. Needham of Omaha and
Mrs. Black Of Columbus, Ohio, sister Of
Mrs. LOOMS. 81 ? $500 y ><
Benton Smith of Ravenwood, Mo-, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. ABBOTT at
Meadville. Mr.. Smith is Mrs. ABBOTT IS
uncle. . He belonged to the Fourth
Missouri cavalry. -, ~.
Mrs. O.. E. Thompson Of Langdon, N.
D., is the guest Of Mrs. J; s. Thompson
Mrs. F. J. Macarthur Of Aberdeen,
Miss, Belle McRae Of Everett, Wash,
spent last Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs,
A. o. Sabin at Fairview. ,..--... .... -.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N: Harris Of Aber-
deem, S. D., were, guests this week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. jenkins in
Mrs. +. dodge Of Burlington, w.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carlisle
Cameron, at Meadville. Cecil Jones
Of F RAJ; MINI, was was az guest of Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ellwanger of
Dubuque, Iowa, and Herman Ellwanger
are guests Of MI. and Mrs. J. w. George
at their home in Fairview for several
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gibson enter
tanned at dinner Friday in honor of H.
Miss Booth Of Peoria is guest Of
| Mrs. Cyril Mitchell at her cottage at
Tonka Bay; Miss Booth will remain
several weeks.
tonna arrived at Tonka Bay to remain
for the rest Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ingram moved to
| Tonka Bay and have taken the Shaw
cottage for the remainder Of the sum.
+. A. Peck of Kansas City is a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. J. Goldman at Tonka
Bay. e
Miss Bessie Lum Of solberg's Point
left Friday for a two weeks visit with
DR.. and Mrs E. G. 1um in Duluth.
Mr.. J. Yost of Cassopois, Mich, was
guest Of A. IS. Lum and Miss Bessie
Llm during this week
Miss Carlotta Simonds, who was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Lum for the
last two weeks at their cottage at Sol
berg's Point, returned Friday to
Duluth 81
Mrs. David q. Boynton Of Dennison.
Iowa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Lrlm. 1. {
MI. and Mrs. b. Thompson and
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Madam, if you, are not satisfied with
your baking powder, you are politely
invited to try Hunt s Perfect.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Astssess. - sss ss,s,sI Ies-

The contract FOR supplying ice to
the state insane asylum and boys re-
form school al Topeka. Kan. has
been let TO manufacturers Of dlstili-
ed water ice instead of to dealers in
the natural product a. in former
years. on the ground. II Is stated.
that the use Of natural ice increases
the danger Of typhoid. IL Is stated
that the board of control will en-
deayor to secure an appropriation
from the next legislature for the in
stallation Of refrigerating and ice
making plants at these institutions
Ice and Refrigeration
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
ossss Of nsreIs Arsssr 0sys-

Harold Arthur Mas. eldest son q
Mr. and Mrs c. A Mays. died al
the home Of his parents on Cimarron
avenue last TUESDAY night al $40
O'Clock. after only q week ; lines
Of meningitis For three mortal
DAYS the wave Of life within the Ii
tie fellows breast kept heaying TO
and fro. but the dread messenger Of
death finally came and blasted TIE
hopes Of his young parents Mr. ard
Ms. MAYS have the deep sympathy
Of all in their great sorrO~-
Harold Arthur MAYS MAS born IN
La Junta. and al the time Of his
death was aged ) years. ! months
and 3 days. The funeral took place
THURSDAY afternoon al I'D o'cinek
from the Methodist church, services
being sondueted by the Rev W. C.
Barron. and the intermenr occurring
az Riyeryiew cemetery
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
0othsrs 0sstisg.

The mothers meeting in connec-
ton with the W. C. T. u. will be
held on Tuesday, February 18th. al
the Columbian school building L.
brary room. az three O'Clock This
meeting Is a preparatory one open
ing the way for a larger gathering
some time in May. Members Of the
Board Of Education. Superintendent
Blakesley and others will speak
Every one man or woman. who fayors
Peace" as against War" i cor
daily urged to come and offer sug-
ges,ions. The session will last one
hour.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
hess 81 FoSter-

Spring work commences to oTen
up.
Mrs. Hayens Is spending the week
in Denver
John Brown and wife are visiting
in Temple, Texas.
Fowler Was well represented al
the Knights Of Pythias convention
at Rocky Ford.
Moses John. of Joplin. Mo. Is
visiting friends in Fowler. Fowler
Is blessed with a sprinkling of Ms
sourians.
Geo. Parberry narrowly escaped
serious injuries in bronc runaway
Tuesday. He and the buggy are IN
dergoing repairs.
Jess Smith. Of Hayden. Colo. i
visiting his brothers. G. ". and
Ralph Smith. He is enthusiastic
over the ROutt county country. They
hope much from the Moffat road.
II seems TO Us that the TRIBUNE
editor has summed up the water
question Of La Junta and Rocsy
Ford correctly as far a any relief
from the Fowler Springs i concern
Ell. The time does not seem far dis
tant when Fowler will tax the out
put herself. Even now should the
water be used as freely as consumers
would enjoy doing. if the price We're
not prohibitiye. there would be a
rapidly lessening waste at the source.
We would like to divide this rare
luxury. but do not see the bubbles
coming to the surface fast enough
10 blow them around indiscriminate-
ly. Tap some vein other than ours.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
x,iss,s ., 1y,ni.. o's,,,e, csn..r,ie"

The third annual convention of
the Arkansas Valley District Asso-
citation. No. /. Knights of Pythias.
was held at the Castle Hall of Val
ley Lodge. No. Ss. Rocky Ford. last
Monday. The attendance was the
larges: in the history of the aSsocia-
tion. every lodge being represented.
Otero Lodge. No. I2l. Of Fowler,
the youngest lodge in the asSocia-
ton. was particularly pulled up over
the fact Of having the largest num-
ber Of delegates present.
The address of welcome was de-
livered by W A Matt.x. of Rocky
Ford. on behalf Of Valley Lodge No.
o.. the response on behalf Of the
association being made by A. b.
Wallis. Of La Junta. president Of the
association.
None of the grand officers Of the
order were present. as has been the
usual custom. but letters of regret
were read from Charles $. Davis.
supreme representative. and Past
Chancellors Mark G. Woodruff and
Thomas A. Curry
The topics discussed during the
session were as follows. Lodge
Attendance. How Best Secured"
Election of Subordinate Lodge Of
ficers. Annual Term or Semi-Annual
Term" and Good Lodge Work.
How Best Secured
A resolution recommending to the
various lodges that they instruct
their delegates to the next eonven-
tion Of the grand lodge. to be held
in Denver. August lith. to favor the
changing of the terms of officers of
subordinate lodges from six months
to one year was lost.
On motion the grand chancellor Of
the grand lodge of Colorado was re-
quested to appoint a committee.
consisting of one or more past grand
chancellors. to visit Holly lodge. No.
III. with the purpose of inducing
that lodge to not surrender its char
ter.
Manzanola was unanimously chosen
As the place of meeting for the next
annual convention.
All of the officers of the association
were unanimously reelected to serve
another year. as follows President.
A B. Wallis. of La Junta: vice presi-
dent. p A. Leedham. of Las Animas.
treasurer. William Miller. of Rocky
Ford: secretary. G. H. WincheIl. of
La Junta-
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
SonG noRG LOCAL ryEnS
Trade with II. G.. Todd.


Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
Smoke La Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
G.. NJ. Dameron moved into his
elegant new Missouri mansion this
week.
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black ls0l
Jack Devine.
See Mcdonald & Helm for straight
loans on farms and city property at
low rate of interest.
G. :. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. SOL black:
night phone. 725 red.
Mr.. Brunk is building a two-story
seven-room house on the lots ad join
ing the Mennonite church.
For SALE OR RENT Farm of 80
acres. mile and one-half from rail-
road track. Inquire Of j. p. Brad
ish.
Miss Della Mcintyre. Of Rocky
Ford. has accepted a position as
night hello girl at the telephone ex-
change.
The school board will examine and
decide upon the plans for the new
high school building to-day. Half a
dozen architects are competing.
{. F. Kendall leaves on No. 4 to-
day for Chicago to purchase the big
gest stock Of up-to-date dry goods
that ever happened in La Junta.
Misses Graham. Wolfe. Mosier.
Broman. Gibbons and Lingard.
teachers in the public schools of l. as
Animas. visited the schools of this
city yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to the following: Ora Post.
of Ration. and Lulu Westbrook. of
La Junta: Dan +. Yeiser and Clara
II. Walker, both of Yeiser.
Mrs. George 5. Thompson arrived
home THURSDAY morning from Kan
sas City. Mo. where she has been
the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Honaker. during the past six
weeks.
Four companies of the Eighth In
fantry. L. 5. A.. passed through La
Junta about ; O'Clock THURSDAY
night in special train. They were
on their way from New York to the
Philippines.
c. A. Scheafer. of Middleton
Ohio. accompanied by his wife and
two children. arrived in La Junta
Thursday morning and will make
their home in this CITY. Mrs
Scheafer i a sister of Mrs. c. II.
Ford.
{. A Bickel. Of Home Place. will
soon begin work on a two story
eight-room house on Ration avenue
south of e.. NJ. Dameron's new home
The house will be fitted with all
modern conyeniences and will be for
rent or sale.
WANTED good live energetic
man to sell Singer Sewing Machines
and collect in 0tero county: good
contract and permanent employment
to right party. Call or address
Singer Sewing Machine Comnany
c. B. Forbes. manager. La Junta
Colo.
An alarm of fire about five O'Clock
Thursday afternoon was occas;oped
by blaze in the baggage room at
the depot. which II iS fhoY,<rh,
caused by spontaneous combustion
The flames were quickly extinRuish-
ed and the damage did not amount
to anything.
John W Fisher has let the con-
trac for the erection of a two-storv
seven-room. modern house on the
corner lots south of r. A. Eddie
mans home on Santa Fe avenue.
The house viii be rented by A. n.
Warner. Of the Draper Shoe and
Clothing Company.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-24
Noiesook lSna Tor Safe.

| have five eighty-acre tracts of
fine land. one mile east of Holbrool,
reservoir. that will sell at from
50 To $50 per acre.
c. W. RICHARDS. Owner.
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RESTAURANT AND BAKERY IN A LIVE Q
town 120 miles west Of Minneapolis, o
doing big business, for sale cheap on o
account Of sickness; must be sold at Q
once.
Chippewa County Land Co., o
s@.- Montevideo, MINI. o
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COWS. DOCS AND POULTRY

SHIP YOUR VEAL AND POULTRY TO GEO.
Besser. 80 Central Market, Minneapolis. Sell
ing today: Veal, 1@9c; wanted; lire poultry
wanted; old hens, large, fat. &c; small, 7c;
springs. &c; ducks and geese, &c; turkeys.
4 14c. Prompt returns. Market letter, tags
and instructions free; reference. First National
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COWS; DOGS. POULTRY

Continued.
WANTED-A GOOD HONE FOR THREE THOR
Eoughbred fox terriers where they will receive
proper attention and kind treatment for about
two years.; will pay reasonable price for their
care. Address K. NJ stoddard, 42s 9th ay $.
HoUDAN. AND WH1TE-FACED BLACK SPAN
ish cockerels from prize-winning stock: won
Poultry Yards. 2s47 Upton av N.
RLooDED POULTRY EXHIBIT AND SALE AT
y nation correspond with II. t. HOLSTER. man.
ager poultry department. Hopkins fair and
FOUR TO TEN COWS, SOME WITH CALVES
In from the pasture. Now on my farm near
Bellingham. Address John Kibler, Bell.ng-
ham, MINI.
FOR sALE-A WHITE BULL TERRIER PUP,
bull terrier, 2 years old; these dogs can be
had very cheap Frank Reil, sos Nicollet av.
FOR SALE sH0RTHoRN CATTLE. SIX
tops. X. S. swenson Wheaton, MINI.
SPORTING AND PET DOGS, CATTLE,
e ssp cen pager sna sats
logue. c. G.. Lloydt, Sayre Pa.
FOR sALE-PULLETs AND LAYING HENS,
Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds. Rocks, Wyan-
d oct cheap Howard 1,,,a w. Page, Thomas and
coWs-2o EXTRA GOOD FRESH COWS AND
forward springers for sale very cheap or trade
for beef. at Midway Cow Market, Minnesota
Transfer. Lyle"
BEAGLE HoUNDs-FoUR 70 SELECT FROM
single OF in pairs: unrelated just right to
start game. Fashion Kennels, 2726 21st
N.
FOR sALEPED1GRHED COCKER PUPPIES
and matrons in whelp; none better; few col
lies cheap: II: e. Poseley, Bird Island, Mimi
FOR sALEITH0RoUGHLY TRAINED RAB-
| bit dog, best in northwest; must be sold at
| once. Address John Williams. Osseo. MINI.
CANAREs-F1NEsT IMPORTED GERMAN
| warblers in city; warranted singers, $2 81. so.
| Telephone T. c. 1852 A19 Portland av.
THREE YOUNG FRESH COWS, TWO SPRING
ers, good mixers; place sold; must sell cows.
Jersey bull for service. BOG 9th st s.
FEMALE POINTER, BROKEN ON CHICKENS,
fine breeder, very cheap or trade for any
thing I can use. 100 Logan av S.
FOR sALEF1NE FRESH COW. WILL Elk
change for horse, buggy or a beef cow. T. C..
! 4155, 3O0S, Pleasant av.
2709 Emerson av s. .-
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE JERSEY COW,
Both st. T. &C 9. 1888 l0' = N'N
FOR sAL-BULL TERRIER PUPS, PURE
%hite ,ta weeks " Old males $40; females s.
FOR sALE-THoRoUaHBR JERSEY BULL
or Will trade for good hay. Miller. 1921
Newton av N.
THoRoBRED BR1NDLE BULL TERRIER PUP
male 2 months old; price reasonable. 30Oe
Garfield av.
FOR sALFoNE GOOD DRIVING MARE
will take good cow as part payment. Phone
South 925-L. --
fox terrier puppies L. R. Blackburn, All
| 9Th Az Sc. ,.-
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SAFETY DEP STT VAULTS
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Insurance & Trust Co. only r. ye1r.
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BUY YOUR BREEnINa STOCK NOW AND
bargains this week Late Matched chicks sew
eral varieties, from best pens, at 35c and 6oc.
81 CaI end see them. Model Poultry Yards,
Washington and 18th zvs n Telephane 1887.
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$ARTY WITH $4,000 TO TAKE CHARGE OF
department Of local business established 20
years WIN bear all kinds Of Investigation
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AUCTION SALES

THE ENTIRE HOUSE FURNITURE AND
farming machinery of L. L. Humphrey of
. Richfeld will be sold at auction Friday, Oct.
20, at $3.50 am. on the premises, u mile
3. west of Lyndale Avenue Baptist church, in
Guiding square piano.
W. D. Gordon Co.,, licensed auctioneers; Is
years experience 1926 Guaranty. Both phones.