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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
NOT READY 70 MOURN.
srids Was Thinking Of Anything Bus
MoursAjno 4Garmenta.

Bride Was Thinking OF Anything But
Mourning Garments.
The pretty bride met 80 many ladies
ct the reception given by her hus-
bands cousin to introduce her that It
was impossible to keep up with them,
and SO when the hall boy telephoned
up to know whether she was at home
to Mrs. James or Miss Richards she
always said she was. and took 1t for
granted they were fa7nily friends.
A Mrs. Martin was announced II
this way. and little Mrs. Anderson re-
ceived the stranger with 1 cordial
gayety and began to chat to her Of
teas and matinees. Mrs. Martin was
dismal, person in rusty black and did
not seem to respond to merriment.
The bride racked her brain for CONVEX
sation and the guest eyed her with
growing disfavor finally the out
burst came when Mrs. Anderson said: y
Il met you at Mrs. Towne's recep.
ton. OF course, didn't I? ind 1t 30
hard to connect names with faces, but
I hope"
The visitor rose and broke IN:
No, you did not meet me at any re-
ception, and must say am sur
prised to find you like this. I've been
In the business off and on for twenty
years, and never saw one take It 20
light as you do. answer your note
to call and talk over mourning for
your husband 81 funeral, and ayou tell
me about the theaayter last night
When the br:ls Fad sufficiently re-
covered from re-. s:,ocx she took the
note the other Esd out 1t was signed
Mrs. Sanderson and was written from
the apartment just overhead, where
there had been death the day be.
BEFORE New York Press.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Don't Wait for the Horse.

When horse upon meeting an AZ.
tomobile refuses to 90 on, and threat
ems to back or to bolt for the ditch.
the best thing that the automobilist
can do is to pass at medium speed
and with the least possible noise. The
unpleasant moment lard by watching
the faces of automcD.iists I have
learned that It is usually unpleasant
even to them) is thus much shortened.
Owners Of gasoline automobiles.
which even when at hal. are neither
silent nor motionless, should especi
ally bear this in mind.-Country Life
il America.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Drink Osceola Water.
Fea.; >, Kisses.

Halmagen. ia rcu:aaaia. possesses
. public festival which is probably
unique in the wor:5i. It Is little
town of about 1900 inhabitants. and
on.the morning of lis annual fair day
the population from about eighty vii
lagos come trooping in in swarms.
To them go out all the young women.
married or single Of Halma2en, each
bearing small flower garland and
vessel Of wine, and all attended by
their godmothers-this last prec.u.
sion is taken from motives Of defer
ence for Mrs. Grundy. AS the visit.
cr> approach. the young women offer
to each taste OF wine and-a kiss.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Carl fianson's Mother Dead.

Mrs. Hanson, died Friday
morning at l o'clock, at TIN
home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Clayton Youngkin from a linger'
,itg illness Of cancer. The funeral
was held Saturday afternoon
from the Lutheran church, Rev.
Mr.. Nilsen, officiating. Mrs.
Hanson leaves five children,
three sons and a daughter. One
3ahn, Carl, is serving a life term
"a the'penitentiary at Bismarck,
aid acc oMing to rules, was not
allowed to attend his mothers
funeral.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
STARTLED MANY GUILTY ONES
Pastors Warning Resulted In Rain
OF Umbrellas.

DR.. T. L. Swift Of Falmouth. Mass.
tells the following: A pastor in a
small New Engisrl town was pre-.
sented with a fine umbrella by one OF
his parishioners. Soon afterwar he
attended the weekly social held in the
church vestry. AS it was showing
slightly, he carried his umbrella. leav.
ing It iii the umbrella rack in the en-.
try. along with a number Of others.
After the socia! he could not find
trace Of his umbrella anywhere. and
had to return home without it,
The next Sunday bssannounced his
loss from the pulpit1 ting it be un.
derstood that the cu.prit vas known.
and that measures would be taken"
II the umbrella was not left on his
front porch before Monday morning.
The next morning the pastor was
thunderstrack to find seven umbrellas
reposing on his front porch.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Satisfied Customers.

THE New Store appears before
the readers OF the Independent
this week with a full page nd.
Read it. The proprietors find
that they must sell their goods
and have placed some good
bargains before the public. The
New Store has been open a little
more than q year and a large
satisfied line OF customers tell
the story OF it's success.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Il. Wa. Joe JAMESON Slowed w.

He was Joe Jameion "Blowed U.s.
Many years AGO. in the city Of
Nashua, Mass. lived a noted mer-
chant by the name Of Hugh jameson.
One Fourth of July his small boy and
other boys were playing with powder.
and in firing 1t of it burned the Jane
son boys face. AS he cried he got
his face well BACKED up. He ran
into his fathers store, but the latter
did not know him and called: Whose
boy are you?" Why, don't you know
me. pa?" the son said; Il am Joe
Jameson blowed UP"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Unconscious Patriotism.

What looked like patriotic display
was observed in a smart haberdasher's
window the other day. The enterpris-
ing artist who arranges the windows
had put in an array Of blue shirts, the
very latest and snartest as to color
and cut. Or these very Important Or.
ticles Of mes's apparel he had ar.
ranged red ties, likewise the latest In
masculine fashion. or course the ex.
pansive white collars that topped the
shirts lent the third and fnal note to
the Fourth of July effect, rs striking
10 1t was unconscious. New York
Press. +
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
County Charge Dies.

A county charge, one Steen,
20 years old, who died in the
county hospital, was buried in
the Potter's field Friday. Steen
was once well fixed, having a
homestead north Of Minot. He
disposed of this and afterwards
went to Canada where he TOOK
up a claim.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
VIVA, jim srau,o,ne rnouer..

IN .'e town of suncock, N. H, there
lived a farmer, Jim Spaulding By
name, who was noted for his wit.
One day, while discussing with .
neighbor the keen scent Of dogs. the
neishbor said: Il have dog that
found me out by my smell the other
Jay afterI had gone about seven
miles from home. Now what do you
think Of that?" We'll" said Jim, II
think YOU need bath very much"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
"Jaekasses' Of ! War.hip.

The casual visitor to q warship 10
always mystified by seeing what ap.
pears to be bale Of hay in the fore
hold. and his curiosity is not abated
when told 1t goes to feed the lack
asses" kept appropriately in the
"manger." His shrunken credulity re-
sumes normal dimensions when It 10
explained that 'jackasses" are can
vas bags filed with oakum, which are
forced into the hawse pipes to prevent
water from entering at sea.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Forevva rned.

Our girl, who has been In this coun-
try several years. asked me which
would be the safest way to send
money to her mother in Germany.
Could she post 1t in her letter. said
I would get her money order and
then it would get there safest. Oh!
she said. her face beaming; now
know. Why read on the fences: "pooe
- bills. New York Wosll.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Pretty Near "Tainted' Money.

The Rev. Josiah Hooper, now living
quietly at the age OF SO near Mt
Sunapee, Mass, says the nearest he
ever came to taking tainted" money
for his church was when an old farm
er brought him contribution Of S..
and, before he took his departure. in
return for the profuse thanks Of the
pleased preacher blurted out: 'Taint
no use thanking me, so it faint. got
that v to boot swapping horses, and
my conscience won't let me keep 1t"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Rich Woman. Happiest Time.

A story is told of millionaire's
wife who was discovered quietly darn
ing stockings in her magnificent draw
ing room. y delight in it, my dear. .
she explaine.s o her visitor. 1T re-
minds me of the happy days when We
were a struggling young couple. and I
used to sit darning stockings and rock
ing the cradle and singing, for pure
lightheartedness. But you are hap
py now" was the question. yes
when I'm darning stockings" was the
quiet reply.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
Cheap Fuel,

J. A. Roell, the hardware man,
who sells Bucks Hot Air Blasts,
burned in one of his large stoves
in his store between Nov. % and
Dec. 25 just $5.13 worth of lig-
mite. The store was kept per-
fectly warm and he has greater
confidence than ever in the goods
he sells. ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
. Paradise for Ana,ers.

The spot in the world which Offers
fishing OF the greatest variety 10 Ere.
mantle, Western Australia. A man
ishing from boat in that harbor may
.a.ch two dozen varieties Of nah
within an hour. He may SUCCESSFULLY
raw up a snapper. . mackerel, .
erch. an eel. q hog dsh. with grunts:
Ratchet hsh. skate. and many
,sher varieties.
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Mirror Topics

lI.-uvuUDD0 OkDuSS
{~~>>~~>~~>~~~~~
Farm Loans, lowest rates
Charles Wright G Company, Fergus
Falls, MINI. 3-14-p.
+. Fl. Boyer will leave Sunday
for st Paul. Chicago and Jack.
.sonville, Ill. where he will buy
spring goods.
The Wardrobe is selling it's full
line of winter overcoats at one
third of. Read their advertise
-tRent III this issue.
Howard and Rowland. who
burglarized the store at Mckinney
We're found guilty and let OH
rather easy with but 100 DAYS in
Jail.
For Sale "A few pure bred bar
red plymouth rock cockerls. L.
156. r. 80. Sec. 81, 8 mile N. f.
OF Minot. Mrs. Ida Gabriel,
t-2-p. r. R. No. /
lou get home grown meats at
CAROLS new meat market. We
are satisfied with q fair profit on
our meats. Give us a trial,
you'll be pleased VIM. Carroll
with II. e. Wheeler. Minot, If
\. p. Sco6eld left Monday Jan.
8. to purchase two carloads of
heavy young horses for this
market. Ii you want good
young horses, watch the columns
OF this paper for his return. t-2.
paul Kauvar" the stirring
story OF the French Revolution
will be given by the Harold Nell
son Company at the Minot
Opera House Saturday night.
Taken up;-at my home at
Hecker, n. D. a bay mare, six
years OF age, weight 1000 lbs.
white face and a few white hairs
mixed in the bay, brand 4 on the
right shoulder and ? on left hip.
l-lO-1-24p. Reuben Stredwick.
Mr.. Harold Nelson and his
capable Company will give a
grand Matinee Saturday after
noon for the especial benefit OF
the ladies and children. He will
present the charming comedy
david Garrick" a delightful
story which appeals more to the
ladies and children. The prices
will be so and 75c.
MinoJ -four mill offers three
cash prizes, 1st. $40, End. s..
Bird. $3.50. These are to he
given at the Farmers Institute
Tor bread baked from our flour.
Those competing must buy their
-four at the mill and register
their names. The reason OF this
is that We are making a much
better -four now than at any
time. No bakeries allowed to
compete as this is for the DOM
este trade only.
A small blaze occurred at Gle
ven 4 Hanson's department.
store Friday evening, caused by
the explosion OF "a gas lamp i'll
the front window. The fire drew
quite a crowd and while the
draperies were burning. allstood
in ear until a sturdy Scotchman
Jack Benson rushed from his
supper at Farding's and pulled
down the flaming lamp, hurting
it into the street. The crowd
gave Benson full credit for his
daring piece of work which no
doubt saved q costly fire.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-29
ST, 25o-AN ELEGANT HOME IN suNNYs1D1

81, 250-AN ELEGANT HOME IN SUNNYS1DE,
244S Aldrich ay s, finished in oak, with hlgh
wainscoting, columned openings very elaborate
sideboard, large living room, plate glass WIN
dows and mirrors fine line OF combination
gas and electric fixtures, expensive haroWare'
best modern plumbing with large bathroom,
porcelain tub, porcelain sink; tine large ngnt
laundry, cement porch. First hoor mas large
living room, reception hall, dining room,
library, buffers pantry in kitchen. Second
floor. four bedrooms and BATH Third floor IS
finished with three rooms which are renteQ
at S25 monthly. First class barn. Lot 4oxlSo
to alley Reasonable terms.
81 2Oo-No. 1856 Portland av. A genuine
bargain in nine-room corner home IN
first class location, complete, nearly new, and
in perfect condition inside and out. Fine
fireplace and sideboard oak finish. hardwood
floors throughout, first class heating plant,
laundry, new decorations. storm windows,
screens including screened-in porch, and large
If YOU want to buy Sc, 900 home.
81 2OO-A first class investment IN TWO
houses, HOG 21st at and 2O11 18th aV >,
OF eight and ten rooms respectively. each
occupied by two families; city water connec-
ton to both floors, wet sinks, c1sterns; etc:
in fair condition. Total monthly rental. Sol
One lot has frontage Of 43.5 feet. The other
SO feet, with barn in rear.
condition; city water connections to bott
floors, good cellar, shades. etc. Monthly rental
S25 Lot 33x132 feet. Good bargain.
ST, 6OO-1213 E 22d st. good seven room
house in first class condition, with c1stern
we'll. Lot 2sx135 feet Reasonable terms
Thorpe Bros,
200 Andrus Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER,

ass Temple Court.
81 ooo-Look ct this beautiful new eignt.roo mIG
half block to Lake st car. the third inter,
urban line; fine location between Park av and
east front hom nes By the
bis home and could not be built any Deste !.
Circumstances are such that , the f G nsHes be-
quick sale. Remember it is built the e best est
hssy
very fine builtin sideboard and one OF the pest
heating plants, laundry room, coal 4ih' Mast
Ing, storm sash and screens, stone walks: lot
sodded except rear Of lot when VII w. nS
pse Sea up p s sut the viii see the
finest large open columns and one OF the Hos'
complete up-to-date homes. .,ra =,
81, 3O0-Such q bargain will never De nearu VI
again; good seven-room strictly modern home
hardwood finish, gas fixtures, window shaoes'
storm sash, screens, fine mantel, nice ost aa
Ssa, good beating Rsns In
81, 4OOELook at 72s 25th st, eight-roon.
nicely arranged home city aey ane
trees; only about 200 feet to Chicago az;
fine location: 80 and look 1t over; don't De
afraid to make me your best 'oner; keys at
81 4ooCTaSes good s-room house, modern except
heat, corner lot and barn, rents SIS per month;
Emerson av N, near 26th. Big bargain: easy
s4,2o0-Look at this beautiful new. up, to date,
strictly modern eightroom home; finished me
choicest selected highly polished hardwood
hot water heat; don't fail to look it over be-
fore you buy. 3346 Grand av 8.
81. 20o-Nice broom house and barn; big lot
city big Ea 5srsa good CELLAR Faro
50, s0oMBeautifui, new. 7-room. all modern
hardwood finished home; big lot, fine loca
ton, Park av, inside 93d st.
81, 500-Good two-family house; city water =. ~
and downstairs, fine barn, always rented. 81
per month; good lot, fine location, one bloci
81, 2oo-strictly modern, up-to-date, hardwood
| finished. hot water heated home, well IL. 10
Gated in the eighth ward; easy terms; sou
down. balance to suit, a.
,5oo-strictly new modern, hardwood nm IN
heat, near Lake Calhoun; would exchange 70
| house in South Minneapolis.
s1,5oo-Look at 14O1 Van Buren, st NE. me
six-room house. good cellar well. pump Pr, an q
barn: fine corner lot, Al 1-31131h; fine shao
trees. easy walking distance to work
| See Paul Beuhler before you buy tor nne
new, up-to-date homes in Lowry Hill, Lake Q
the Isles, Sunnyside. Lake Calhoun. Lake Hal
riet or in any part Of the city, at all prices
If you wish to make quick cash sale hst you
property at once. No charge made Tor adyel
Using Or money. call and see hin
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Unimproved.

81 ,4oo-MAKE OFFER, TWO LOTS, PARK Az
~ between s6th and Both SITS, west 'front.'
4Sx124 each. 90 Ir..,EIE@
s3Oo-15th av s. between 31st and 32d SITS, west
front. sox2s; city water, stone Walk
saoo-Make offer 18th n 8: HbstS:een ssd ana
Gath sts, west front, 30x123; city water
stone walk, above grade.
S325-15th av S, between 32d and $500 sts' west
- front, 35x123; sewer, city water, stone
walk. oo.. .a
37th sts east front. 40x123
s35o-17th az s, corner 3sth st, east and south
front, 40x122. IN. .,+
{1S5f 9s,i II between 41't and 4sd
s15o Each, or 81 $50 for IA lots west front, on
TAo' Park ay. east front on Columbus av, cor
s5oo Each: make offer; 9th and 10th avs S, near
~o0O 36th st. east front, 451ax126; city water
s45o Each: make offer; 9th and 10th avs,
near 37th st, east and west 'front.' 4o4ax
1871 each; city water and stone sidewalk
s7o0-Make Offer 9th 8, corner 36tn st, east
and north front, 4b1ax123; city water
s55o-Make offer: corner 10th av s and seth st
71 , east front. 451ax12e; city water stone a
$500 Each: make offer; nth ay S, between 3ett
T'o' and 9th SITS, east front, 45hx126; city
| water and stone walk. ..---
! s45o-Make offer; 18th and 10th avs 8, between
| 38th and 37th SITS, east and west fronts
| 45hx123 oo.. :.
! S5o0-Make offer; 18th av 8, corner Sotn st
west and north front. 45hx123.
| Vale Realty Co., 2O6 4th st s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

SOnIlnuS0.
3 H Z : E . af 2 ? Co., 9 9
o Linden His. Office 1915 Upton Az S. Q
0 (Near Harriet Loop. Office open also o
o evenings and SUNDAYS, Phones, o
0 T. c. TITS, N. W. South 1851. Q
O Houses and Lots. o
0 $3,9o0-New, modern house, on Upton az 0
O hot water heat, full basement and at 0
0 tic, oak finish and birch floors, built o
o about one year ago; fine lot, 6ox17o; o
O owner going out of town.
o $1,4oo-Good substantial seven-room house Q
O In process Of construction; water and o
o gas and fine lot and location atone o" het o
Q has engaged in business elsewhere and o
o must sell right away. Q
0 $625-Cottage and two lots, overlooking Q
9 Lake Harriet H9dstn Hill Lots ,.,, .
$25o-Two good lots, east front, with 9
O. saoo-Two high, fine lots, good view of {
o. Lake Harriet; short walk from car:
sa75-We have a few Of these elegant
0 east front lots left, with splendid
o trees and nice street, where several
new, modern homes are being built;
just, the place to build; $40 per month
O will buy them.
o s425-Three of the finest lots in Linden {
o Hills, on boulevard street. overlook *;
o ing Lake Calhoun; elegant trees, az
o improvements in street; the right
0 s1,25o-Fire lots on Park boulevard ara: III IL
o you are thinking OF buying lois 1or
a home, or for speculation, on easy
o terms or for cash, call at our Lake
Harriet ofrice, 4315 Upton av s,
and we will show you all of the best
lots for the least money.
% o o o % o O. % o o
a ooo-e1oe. 2ios.211o M1NNEHARA Az, 81
flats, four rooms each. brick building
recently remodeled; rental income s5os
$2500-19O1 1903 Morgan av N, double IRAN
80 dwelling, six rooms each side. 49,. -,
| ST. 5Oo-2O1O 18th st N, seven rooms. alley on tw
| sides; good business lot.
Snap-Fine lot on Goth av N between Dupon
and Emerson.
| S. 8OO-4S 18th av N, four-fat brick buildin
! and brick barn; rental income $3.50.
| s., OOO-417 32d av N, two houses. eight room
-, and five rooms, annual rental $500.
| ]. Schutt & Son, Agents
| PIG Security Bank Building,
Roth Phones 1903.
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$2,660

S2,6b0
for one Of the biggest bargains IN a lo-room
house ever offered for sale in this city; II IS
strictly modern, with hardwood floors and
finish; large barn. 16x24. with loft; lot COX
1928, covered with elegant trees; stone walks
In front and up to house; water. sewer and
gas all in and paid for; you could not build
house today for less than "a, 1000; location,
Northeast; get busy if you want this.
Phone M 1928 L, -..-.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


1853 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND ON a
beautiful lake in Wisconsin: 115 miles from
twin cities; two railroads within IA miles;
several hundred cords Of wood and consider,
able saw timber: seven-room cottage. hazel
brush as high as your head and several acres
in ~cramberries; making OF hrst.class STOCK
farm; will sell all or part, or Will exchange
for clear Minneapolis property; only $l2.5o
per acre. Land Timber Co., Power building,
Nicollet island 80 = y = -
ron CRY PaoPEaTX. OF Will L, Sell ELL l 1871
dry, three miles from station: 40 acres under
cultivation nearly all fenced, house, stable,
on running stream. Phone 14415 r.. c., or ad.
dress VIM. Hagen, 1913 Central av. p
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE WILL SELL Or
exchange for stock mems furnishing goods and
shoes 160 acres fine level land, all under cul-
tivation, located ! u miles from good town
in Trail county, N. D. Address 9645, Jour-
100 A., DEUEL. CO., s. D., $2e, FOR MDsE.
leo A., Richland Co., N. D., $25, for Res.
quarter Sec., $22, for buggies.
American Land & Elk. Co.,
235 Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
WANT TO SELF OR TRADER FOR FLATS,
FARMS mills, lands, stores and other proper
ties / have or can quickly find customers
F. L. Thresher, 924 New York Life.
4 MODERN s.RooM HOUSE IN COLORADO
Springs Col, we'll located, for land; prefer
ably In North Dakota, or house in the cities.
II. n. Specht. Springfield MINI.
FOR SALE OR TRADE, THREE GoOD.LofSi
will trade for automobile. 16 to 70 a.. F..
II in good running order. Address S97S, jour-
nal.
Equity IN COED PIECE OF LAND TO TRADE
for team. lots or anything can use. Hanford
Rental Agency, 80 Bank commerce.
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Farm Lands.

MINNESOTA LAND AT $3.50 PER ACRE., 40
acres in 56-10 and II, Lake county; 12O acres
in 59-l1, Lake county; 1900 acres in o0-1o,
st. Louis county; 422 acres in 6s-i3 and T.
:; St. Louis county; $40 acres In 66.1b and Sl9s
q St Louis county; 100 acres In 81 -1s, St. Louis
county; 1856 acres in GAIT, st. Louis county;
12o acres in 66-19, st. Louis county; 80 acres
in 6S-1s, st. Louis county. Timber and one
half of minerals are reserved Terms cash.
We have other tracts Of 40 to 1000 acres at
$1.75 to 1925 per acre. Write for plats
and information. These lands are an
rw. .fkONEd limb limb limb limb limb limb m
absolutely safe investment, and the prices
are taking them very fast. Guaranty. Farm
Land Company 416 Lyceum, Duluth, MINI.