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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
Lumber For sale

Lumber For sale
About $4,000 feet consisting Of
stills. ioists, studding, Shooting.
boxing, road aud bridge lumber.
on the Tom DUNCAN farm Q miles
west Of Benton City, which viii
sell reasonably Also a lot Of sea.
soned white oak fence eoruer posts.
Make out your bin and let me tle-
urs on it, write OF phone Tom
DUNCAN on the Benton City line
Or q P wqr9eR No POS on The
Mexico line.
a. r WAnsrN
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12
Adninistratrix's Notice

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate OF Joe n
Davis, deceased, have beeen granted To
the undersigned by the Probate Conrt Of
Audraln county, Missouri, bearing date
june 20, 1905. All persons having claims
against SAID estate are required to exhibit
year after the date OF said letters. or thew
may be precluded from any benefit ~
such estate; and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
time OF the publication of this notice
they will be forever barred.
MARTHA A. DAVIS, Administrators.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

/ N. Williams asks rs 70 eov.
rect the published statement 4
couple Of weeks ago that young
Ecton was hnrt by being thrown
from one OF his Williams horses.
The boy was riding Dave Sailors
horse aud tell OF was not thrown.
a Masonic lodge OF instruction
is being held ID Mexico, conducted
BY the following officers of tho
State Grand Lodge Al. s Hous.
ton. Grand Master p M. Wilson,
Dept Grand Master, Jno. D.
Short Sr g Warden; ) e 40
fachlan, g Lecturer z. A Flues.
mieF y p g Al 30th Dist.
ny Bryan consents TO be
candidate for tie Presidency again
he will be elected pexE time.
fev. ] j Gridin Of TOY was
b Mexico M0ndag
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

Born, Last Friday. to Mr.. and
Mrs. 81 Brown. son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

John DOerge, R. F. D. 4, was
in to see the MESSAGE Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-12

Rev ] }. Grillo q TOY was
q Mexico MONDAY
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11
Wrong Flavor for Bath.

A travelling man who sells havoring
extracts registered at one Of the large
hotels yesterday and told the clerk
that he wanted q bath. The city
water was exceedingly muddy. but
the clerk forgot that. He assigned the
guest to q room with q private bath
attached. Fifteen minutes later the
clerk was called to the house tele-
phone. Ut was the new arrival who
wanted him. y aSs II 5tsas1s osf1asa
"Hey," called the travelling man,
you've given me the wrong flavor"
what do you mean?" asked the
puzzled clerk. !: S&
"yve got chocolate bath hefs,"
was the reply. Fl want vanilla. -
Kansas City Times.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11
Kills Lace Maxine,

Education Kills Lace Making.
"The art of making Honiton lace"
says the Tendon Mail, will soon be as
extinct as the feather work of. the
Aztecs." The reason Is that the local
school board insists that children
shall attend school instead of learning
% make lace.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11

windows in vaults Of court house 25 90
Howard Chemical Company, y
package of Ink crystals. ........ l 60
IT. Edwards, repairing chair Is
Sam Swanson, bracing court ~o
/ roof, labor and material ........ As &c
Atkinson Boberg LumberOom- :
pany, lumber for bracing court
house roof. ........... 43 4U
Village of Bigelow, one half Of
expense of contagious disease. % 81
f. G. Allen, meals for jury and
bailif .................... Do
Lear Bros. meals for jury and
Dallln. .....'...'..''...' %
Newton Fauskee, boarding .
prisoners for February, March
and April. 80 81
CO. Dow, justice fees State Z
vs. j. Jacobs ................... 2 A
Newton Fauskee, sheriff fees ..
In same. .................. l 10
Newton Fauskee, sheriff fees, ..
in State vs.. David Tripp. IS
@. W. W. Dow, justice fees in ,
same. .................... rs
G. w. W. Dow, justice fees in -
State vs.. Acle Peerman. ........ 16 As
Newton Fauskee, sheriff fees !
In same ...:................ IT. 70
@. L. Rowley, witness in same 80
Gerald Sharp, same .......... "a
w. 81. Baker, same ............ 2 A
Anton Lamotek, same .'....... 2 A
Louis Holbrook, same. ....... IL
@. W. w. Dow, justice fees in 50,
State vs. Peter Ryan .......... 8 SO
Newton Fauskee, sheriff fees J
in same. ........ ............... ~
DR.. F. M. Manson, witness In ::
same ...........''...'.' IL
Emil Olson, jury fees in same IA
Henry APPEL, same ............ IL
NJ. J. Barber, same ........... l IL
T. A. Palmer, same. l IL
Charles Ward, same .......... IL
John Wood, ame............. l IL
Vandy Duba, same. l "a
Ed Cheatham, same.. l IL
G.. W. Roth, ame............ l IL
z. M. Smith; same. ........... IA
Nv. Mcbride, same ......... ! IL
Ole Swanson, same. l IL
@. w. w. Dow, justice fees in
State vs. Onke Albertson. 1900. IA 10
Newton Fauskee, sheriff fees
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11

assembled. and 4 quorum being pres
emit, on the second day OF May, 1905,
Commissioner Swanberg. offered the
following resolution and moved it's
adoption:
RESOLVED, That the county OF
Mobiles hereby makes application to
the state of Minnesota for a loan upon
the bonds OF said county In the aggre.
gate sum of $4,000. issued to defray the
expense of locating, constructing and
establishing county, ditch No. 6 and
that the chairman OF the board OF
county commissioners Of said county
and the auditor of said county, be and
they each are hereby authorized and
directed to make, execute and deliver,
on behalf of said county, all said
bonds and with the other officers OF
said county, all other necessary pap.
ers in connection Herewith, which
motion being seconded by Commits
sioner J. l.. McConkey was put to
vote and carried and 50 declared by
the chairman then presiding.
Attest:
f, G. Pannell
County Auditor
J, G. Murphy
Chairman Of the Board or county
Commissioners Of Mobiles County,
Minnesota.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11

:. May 3, 1906, 9. a. m.
The board re-assembled:
Aid to build bridges, grades and cul.
verts was granted as follows:
Bigelow township grading between
sections 4 and and between sections
and 8, $685..
Bigelow township grading between
sections and 8, $95.
Bigelow township grading between
sections SO Bigelow and 81 Indian
Lake and grading between IL Bfgelow
and 10 Indian Lake, $35.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11

I711.
In same. ........................1 - IS
.4.sT. Buick, witness in same Q8
John Buse, same ............. A
James Baird, same. 2 80
Henry GU Johnson, same...... 2 80
Herman Poppen, same. ....... 2 08
T.POppen, same ........ 2 O6
Katie Poppen, same. .......... 2 O0
John Geisel, witness in State
vs.August Paulson ............ 3 16
Samuel Geisel, witness fees in
State vs.. August Paulson. ...... 16
I G.. r. Shier, witness fees in
State vs.. Charles Cook ......... 2 so
Martin Finnerty, deputy sher-.
Id fees In State vs.. l.. Esser. 80. 8 81
Martin Finnerty, deputy sher-
III fees In State vs.. Frank Bau-
man ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA W
Murray County, bills incurred
In support of Mrs. Ozzy Artz... 90 10
b. g. Constable & 90. clothing :.
for inmates Of poor house. SO
Henry Slater, taking Albert ''~~..,'
Thtemann to Adrian. ........... 90
Ltsmore township, appropria-
ton tor grading. ...............2OO 90
APP. Danielson, rent of ground
for road grader shed, for 1905... 90
%. n. Brooks, counsel fees in -.
ro ditch number 2............... Is 90
E.sO. PANEL, cash paid for re-
cording deeds for right Of way in
ditch number 2................ 4 40
&c. PANEL, meeting for sale =.
ofsbonds for ditch number 5.... 3 90
E.C. Pannell, preparing certi-
fed copies Of papers in re bonds
for ditch number 6.............. 9 90
Weinandt & Beckley, publish
Ing final order on ditch number 10 so
,Weinandt & Beckley, notice of
sale Of ditching jobs for ditch
number q IS
&c. Pannell, services in audi s,s@
tors Office in re ditch number Z 81 rs
III. Hawley, recording lien for vi. !, [
ditch number 7.................. IS
The following amounts were
allowed in re Judicial ditch num- 800
Der !, being 40 per cent Of total
claim:
B.W >Woolstencroft, engineer 80 .95
DaDid Woolstencroft, chain .
man s................." u
Isaac Wilcox, chairman. 8 81.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11

Total Funds, SAG. 403 Of
Respectfully submitted this 18th day Of
April. 1906.
~ E, G. Pannell.
Couny Auditor
J. G.. Murphy.
Chm. Board 90. Com'rs.
FL. Humiston -
Clerk District Court
The auditor was instructed to adj
vertise for bids for coal for court
house and Jail.
Moved and carried, that the auditor
be instructed 10 purchase tables and
desk for vaults and typewriter Tor
judge of probate.
Moved and carried that extended
relief be granted to Mrs. Brant Of
Worthington.
Moved and carried that extended
relief be granted Mrs. Ross OF Adrian.
Moved and carried that extended
relief be granted Ross Jorgenson OF
Ellsworth.
Adjourned to May 8, 9 a. m.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11
The following bids for boarding the
moor we're opened and read:

The following bids for boarding the
poor were opened and read:
The bid of +. A. Carroll to ooard
those who ar not invalids and are
able to wait on themselves at $3.50 pei
week each: those who are SICK or dis
abled from any cause requiring spe-.
cial care and nursing at the rate cl
$l.OO per day each; medical services
and medicine included. The county
to furnish bedsteads and mattresses
And in addition to the above, fifty dol
lars per month.
The bid of Mrs. Ida F. Milton to
board the county poor for tive dollars
per week each when they are we'll. Ii
Sick with any ordinary non'contaglous
disease and need nurse, one dollar
per day each, but in case OF serious
contagious disease, two dollars per
day.
On motion, the bid of Mrs. Ida +.
Milton was accepted.
The following report Of the boar d
audit read and approved:
REPORT OF COUNTY BOARD OF AUDIT
Tothe Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners: Mobiles County. Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned Board of Audit of said
Mobiles County, met at the office of the Co.
Treasurer of said county. on the 9th day Of
April A. D. 1905, for the purpose OF examln;
Vouchers of E. X. Smith. Treasurer Of said
County, and to count and ascertain the kind
and description and amount of funds in the
County Treasury and belonging thereto:
We respectfully make the following report
thereon ~
Balance in thu Treasury December 49, 1905
date of last Report. 3O,917.37.
TreaSurer's receipts from December -. 1907
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11

Total Disbursements.... so2.O85 A
Balance in Treasury at close of business
April T. 1906. SAG, 4O3.01, as appears from tho
books of said County Treasurer.
We find tho said Treasurer in the posses;
sion of funds covering said balance In kind
and amounts as follows:
Cash in safe and drawer 1911 S.
Deposited in 1st Natl
Adrian. ............ 1874 "a
Deposited in the Dundee
State Bank ...... 4.16920
in Lismore State
Bank 4.044 81
in RushmOre
Natl Bank. ......... 3.748 40
in Adrian State
Bank. ................. 3,479 Ii
d" in Rushmore
State Bank. ....... 400 u
In Brewster State
State Bank. .......... 1887 40
Bank. 4,lSSOl
in Bank of BigeloW 1886 o.
in Citizens Natl 1892 90
in Ellsworth Natl
Bank. 1913 65
Ellsworth German
State Bank, ......... 2.Ss2 II
Bank of Adrian: 2.21o Is
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-11

for Organizes, Henley Cheviots
Dimitles, fine Lawns, Satin
Stripe Batis.es. Mercerized OK
fords, Dotted Duck, satin stripe
dimities, and thousands of yards
of fine wanted wash goods
worth up to soc yard. Rare
bargains.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
H..u.. aIn,G Mrs. L1Nemin H4.nem.-
Darast..

ON Monday evening of rdliH week.
5ie 0ttfl Heilmw8 aInfl ReileisaiiH unitr-
.T urdi gaya Rev. anfl Mrs LaNaallla
FAREWELL raeaurimn. Affair Iilnnni'
Noble G4and.. O.. R. Moultum. cailetti
M, grterr amt reaiIeStatfi THAT ID y
Wa3du nuke a. lit1ile 4pssein during
which nH pTaEeIltettl Kew. LaNahill
witt, "a PURSE amt MrsB Laveaili with
eieganfp silver clnam ladlea. The
resipiants4 tliulliiatn THEIR rrenus rurf
tfieirr love amt Kindness attar with
4slurrf mngg7um was n%anote1nst., amt
at a latte. hour nilH guestF4 dHpaluEaf.
ItiCfinu Ras amt Mrs. A. s.. lguaHil
FAREWELL anti gauff IuGtE in ulieifr naW
homie at EiHrras.
ON TtlHssfug evening uiia Ret1HRaiis;
asssissptfl hw the q, on. or H imnett III
Il;Miiig Raw alifl Mrs LaNeHll a. rneap-
ihimr aft1ar lntiga.. AZ limcilHnm wisi
maparali by tiiee lufiesB amt aitar sun,
lpesr uile lMtiIe Was Gallatfi 10 urteif ny
lrile Mnilie @aruld, Miss Sfmtie ArrIuiH.
Mrs. EsirlitifSvaib maiae uiia preseIlffIs
titm 4lnneir anIf nresaiIfKafi Rev amt
Mrs Lnweall with a. bHiAlrifiul gniu
huwil harry sluam wiiiGin VAS acAIlnNv-
l%letfgatfi with uiiaglisS.. u h1rluileiH
matf s;s,Tafs4 THEM jmiIetfi i'm u RiGiiiil
chat anIfl an a. S~eaHanahiH 1ulrf dn.
pa9,nmf.,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
mt Extninifinn.

The picfalIa4aff tiliH cUleetinm NOW
ON eNsiiintii;in aaans all uaIlte,n 9n1m THE
ami aura cI4,lHm nilntxlEfapilH
or prints, with RTmas gi-lTulrftsS amt
lpiatnimum prints. The work. iH aNes;ilri-
eat i'm rIiaa werw hesH suYiea, while THE
I4eiennitm off s,itliesisE III wall Hfanrasti
finn itg pus'ptssas.
The nurr1zlitER. with Wlailif1gtEm
amt limguitn wall i'm the fITagfnualtl
lans we'll eilnsam TIA inspire agtistiG AT
InaniufiG enthusiasm, LII liz cartaimE
Ia weiGmna tiiurlTiit1 tilHti., gtSein y
wears off GiHsa assugiiisiUm within saIni1
art 4uiaiaets.. uiie public wnrliH Epm
EMuauiren liiHth arm ~stannirxt. Efle
gilIrfg eiirvnnm ilHss hHemneI ulInE OF
Iti,a nassL-NawaTiS SiInuag Call,
The appurnnnifM of YeaErR s1 cha
HawieTr Building ON Mum StunafI fnlrf
days neEn weak, Bafleiit of Rnf,iii:
SciiuuiS. IUm cmrIntf affnnf tn nis4
liz
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
fneze. 4iiuuld uiiesn be- a. colt spelI

-"
EEfHaxe.. 4iiullldi There be- GcuiGi spHln
during the tfrsn halt of MnNelnlier.
Other farmers hang it up i'm d Silestl
1~rfliNesvaE, on" iii GilgGmnnCrifl, where
Isl fnHcirruiInium Of aili.. OuileIrs
take irvine amt tie THE earsB uugatiler
.su THAT they will hang like u brnAdi
s4ileaf., each eaIr sapaTara., amt hang
lit un am Gnim Gn Gig sGItth 4iatf Of
.tiles barn. TligiS all night.
There aIaH saNalaIl "fGIrr'T;'' 6ilat1 we
wish tn e%Inpilasizes: DGniu leaHH THE
lcurI wiliC,n Y%uullaVH Miectadi in a. pile
anuwilere. Germ at it's grasaiiI ati;sa
Eieats vaaiv rapiflg when in u pile, and
Ia very little llaauing will inIlIrH the
garrniilatium. LIZ Yuru have fnllGwettj
nur advise amt Gaisam THE urglIi3jes tD
4eieGn your ON eftTr bYeaI.;, kaaping i'm
view the cilaracueru of THE stalk anti
tine lusariumu Of THE ear On bile5 Stdiiik L.
as we'll ass tile ear itself, Yuu dunit
want RU waste this lat3nr by letning iii
lose it's terminating pnwelr in the
least.
Damih hang Your curm uu uvec the
CIV or horse STABLE or over the pig
|pnIL., III Yuu hang III up There, Won
arn likely tn leave it, there, andi tile,
moisture rising from the animals will
KEEN ihfIIillu OF water all winter In
Iariielr wu1rfs., III WON'T be- driefi mItL.
DHmit hang YmIr Gnrn uu ina Close
IIrnnm., aS for eNainpie., over tile kitcil.
len, EVEN if a. sflva pine rrlls through
Hit, III ynru have the windows GiuseI. 1t
will be- all right it Ymu have tile
winGuyyss GnelL.
DHnft hang III uu in tile Kitchen
wherne tile gnudl woman duassuiie wash.
ling. The SbaMns from tile wash boiler,
will kill Yuurr cDrndeaui sslIe, prnyid-
efij a. freeze follows.
BeHlr i'm mind tilau tile ESSENTIAL
timing is6D get cmn driefti dltI as far
ass pussihie i'm the onHn air.. There is
bHan pHir cenI OF waIKaf dlafi will w
IntI mltI OF tile aIn imtile opHm dir..
LII must be- kiln dliefi ion llau pnrE
lnnsa.. ImudI not nnafii I'D Kiln dry
|Ennrr onrI bnt Yau neHti to- get it
abauu i'm the canditdom OF Nn.2 cnr1l
lin tile munrinuff May In t~iiisscnndi-
uism III will sIandi considerable fleHZ+
ling. Having snn,lr same time aIdi Ia
bar in selecting Edlr seetti corn. dry III
ont ui6i1ei keanit dry, aldl Ymr will
FiaVee nu trnrlbie aijalu gomiiseedi next
5mim-WailaceiS Farmer
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Sure Cure
for Lump Jaw

u lrarH uEafi BhriEmiS Lump INV
eEiiryn aguf ranmmnnnIfi iii tEn liHgmE. q
liuIfl N Eaaer THAT IiMii aR hNtl a clsss aH
q even saw tairnH mmralE aWE q uHetti
ItiiH mesfirinH att uiia1 ui1nH-amiE me.
ldnsea, unit nuw III fs rna1f@ fnn the ffsafl
IYarfl.
q. H. MSuwn-sfx
Canaan, s., d. Senn.. IAaas
Hdr Saia by Dn. a. e. Ndiif..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

Tllnsa who ViHiiiet;l tip IfiIlerE iasfi
evening were STRUCK With Che shiillrg
aGIdi arriHuiG meritI Of CHE iGele pre-
seniaatl. HZpresainns gr ptlnilrtnlGli
we're heard On ALL siltes,, and lll da-
palrladi wifiihD tiigil sense or aiifiGiilDlIi
DIefuaIE,a which cmlIit:l Inia nave.
.beafn impmrneii tx Them by che niIr'.sb
merifl in wiiuti they md seeIE
Alll the pinruins are rapr5dliGt'l
.f5raerIH f11un originals by che mnsb
scientific anGl mnliefin mgilllutiS OF no
.mratlIGnjUE
They ire all ILLUSTRATIVE. OF gDsee;f1f
of w0Ild-Sgitte iiIteIesSI Int,af 4rf.an
aia%ieuBiunall value, init aspeeia5i&
suitable for EciluHirVgm daeaiIrtt1nn -
RrlVitience S'lndag EalegJrpm..
an Cannam OGtl. A-3I1YBw!. g. Fowler
Building. Admission only II amt III
t.aifs. Saaaun ririsstrH Is aIId III Gsilra'.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Earmerxan,r Eaorsemen..

Arc ym1r horses afflicted With
tieHyes2 mSDNur should at once pro-
cilres a. nuT1dH of Lue1s Heare Druns. a.
sure cure fm- Hegves. SiiM1twindesf.
Ness, Gnlletls amt Indigestion. Far
sale by IL. @ Noidi
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
EuHt.

Al nill of building paparr bHfnyeam
IGanrIm amt Beiuit last1 week. Thurs
day belonging dD SfrInlm Bros. Hfnd-
er PLEASE leave with owners or with
Sven OLSEN, H~airviesx.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

Ii yan have LOST EGlr bnrtiuDffH
sniritas, courage undi confidence OF
EuiIril. we offer you new lifa.. fresh
cnurage and frnHiUm from i'll ienltii
i'm Hllisfers Rocky Mountain Taa.
80 ca1fS.. Z. NJ. HeimHy 81 ca
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
P-aintanlr an,t prslxinE.

Miss Elalciie IsariisMm iF INV pre-
Hn give LESSONS in drawing
wItan cuitm amt china painting.
ssuiin in Dsacitsam bitGG cssner Maifn
and 9TH 41lnntl
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

Iniim Laa., wtlm OWLS uilg Gus
Limfermm farm in Higtiiinuf,, has
smne ggnndi Rnmdl dry WON'T fur aale.
Gnr1 tD s1npe IengriI- s5nua s6s5U per.
G.TyE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

ncmmpierK A. linie siiHilelr amt pnyvea,
f1m s225, cnsII s4sI Ram une
findf Gluudl RfnS 81 IuiinRm ca.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Gslis Pusts. Earssasa..

Gs4mRfl CAT pHsfss, finm y TN s inGiins
i'm disanaizsn faxnm muan ID cenfsapiesa.
:s.hfI. ,IhilmG e. Lea. HigiilmIl.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Harrn for Rcnn.

The southwest Ularte,r of se.pium
I'll, Higiililnfl unw,lsiiiM, fur rent, ap-
ply an mGm 6n
Dir. Hfsvairti Hi1eilGH.,
iB3-h. e. GanrSm..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Norwegian
bDulsS testament

Iaacsal4 BaHk fnr Family MdniliRo i'm
Norwegian en- English. GssxnHrs
Treasury in hntih languages, Saverall
sqmld bucks Suitable for tile newly
cmtir1ne,ti in Norwegian dr English
ION sale by Ghraft 81 Hansam Co.,,
GalTDm,, s., d. LIVE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
For SaIes.

AZ thoroughbred YeaTiinE siiuru horn
bull for Hiiea. Apniw tB s.. AZ, TudtE.
LYNN dwlSiiiu.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

ONE q Nurse puyelT Murine gas en-
gina. Amply 1DI.G. Iuea., Rimras J.
Canaan ALL
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Ear Ssska

Two Ml0tf horses. mnHgmnf wIgm
two ga4SB of dtmilies haITlEsA-
Al. Al, NRNuEna.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Girn W:mfa,t,.

Mgirfl far liunsewnr,S in fmmiH of
tva,, waIlresfl 1T mlca.. Gaatl wares.
llMnniw tn
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Dceh ,r%hia,

lam praparafi tD sell anfl SHIN att
once ice i'm cariuaf lutS.. For uagrns
amply BI
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