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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
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ten mirit 2iht in bas Gnnfel Der
@erbGltniiie uno 5eigt. in pie melt
lid Die Suma eine ielbititinoiae; re-
gierenoe 8eriammlilng nennen
fonn. Ger 9feihsratb, bos ritiii.
If)e Sberbaiis, oas slr Salfte pom
G5oren ernannt, 5ur alloeren Salfte
groBtentbeils bonn sloel uno Der
@eiltlidfeit seipablt miro, periihert
Den G5aren elmer fiigiamen. confer
patipen &orperihaft.
3ie 9tegiertng reierniert lid bas
Hed)t, in ben 9umaferien 5eit.
tpeilige Seiese Su erlaIlen; ba aber
Die 9luno 'jeoerSeit pom G5aren
aufgeloit iperoen fam, fam bic 9fe-
gierung ieberseit 9unlaferien nnO
lomit 5eitipeilige @eiese idaffen.
glae 9imamitelieoer miiiien Den
2reueib auf oen 8aiier ublegen; auf
oieie @eile oiirfte man lih Die
yHotben" aus Der 9fational Ser.
lammlirng fernbalten.
Ole &rone reierpiert iid) ierner
folaen0e Gorrehte.
9ie 9erid]te bes SnanSlninilters
in 9e5lg auf ben 3ultano bes
Shabes.
Vellrtbeilimg aller gegen Iiit'
elieoer beS &eihsrathes, General
goilpernelire mo Sbercommanoeure
erbo6elle glntlagen ipegen slmtsper.
lesiulg.
3ie ginribtune pom glftienee.
ielll6aiten nit belnnoeren Begin.
ltigunger.
slae Srasen, Die iih auf 0taio-
rute, Sitel oes 9loelS II. /. M.
be5ieben.
9eioe SGuier Der 9uma iperoen
burh llfas 5liiammengerilien unb
ousgeIoIt. geibe 3orperiGaiten
baben poae Legislative 8erehtiame; !;
@eiese miilien, Inn Dem aoiier por-
aelegt su meroen fonnen, BON beis
Den SGulern ongenommen poroen
iein. 9eibe aorperid)aiten fonnen
ole grtpdblilu9 Don Witglieoern
hires Sauies iiir unaiiltig erflGren.
3as Manifelt ipribt 5un S6luB
ole Soffmmg ans, ooB ollie alaiien
ocr 9epolferiing gum gSobl unb
Sortibritt oes Hei6es 5illanlnen.
arbeiten iperoen.
Sbpobl ons Waniielt peri6iebene
9lnfte i'm llnflarcn liBt. gebt oor-
aus bernor, bab HuBlano feline
ihriitli6e GonItitiltion befommen
bot. 9as &abinet iit BON Der
9mna. .Mtaiorit1t gans imabbGnsiq.
mie }. .. audi IN 9eutihlano. Die
Sofining, Dob oaS aabinet Der
9uma beranhportlih iein meroe,
bat ii6 nitt erfiillt. SelbIt Snter-
pellationen iinb nuf angebli6e @e.
iesesuerleelingen beibrGnft.
Die Tegierung eriportet, oas
Eorloment al controllieren nno
min Den raoifalen Yarteien feline
neiteren 3ugeltGnouiiie madden.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
2eidle ,uiro nad) siuei Wodem 700
6nf uun Der ltngliifsitclle ent-
fernt sefnnocn.
Yarfersburg, ". So.,

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Z. MGrS.
sllS Dor Sfpei S8ofen in Ser 9t1bc
BON @illiamston cine Guantit6t
Nitroglpcerin erplobirte mar $. 9.
aerr, Der Sibrmum oeS Wagens.
Mfm tonnte nab Der grplolion
nihts ipeiter bon Der 9eide iinoen,
oils einiee Stiidden Sleiid uno ba
man elarbte, Dab oies bic ein3igen
lleberreite oes @erimsliidten ieien
tpuroeu lie gum SesrGbniB na6
Ohio geibift. .Seute fano man ie.
ooh ieine etiuas peritiimmelte 2eihe
aui einem 9aume etipa TOO iSuB
bon Der rngliidsitelle. Die Qeide
par oiienbar burh Die anait Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Gbineiiidcr Srius nimmt beim a(aA
bid Der Sdiueineninrfierei
9aeifa,.s. I
6 b"tcaeo, ST., z. sDeGrs.

~ Y, Suv q. UluI6.
Seine faiierlide Sobeit, Der Nrima
Tiai eide. Better DER Raiierin.
s9ittipe bon China uno Saupt oer
hineiiifen Stu0ien Gommiiiion.
hot iib geltern bon qiietibenben
Sdpeinen in Die Jludt iaeen
laiien gr fam eeftern nit neuft
9egleitern bon ct. BauI bier an
unb filhr nah ben Shlahtbofen, ipu
er oireft in bas SdapeineIhladt-
baus bon Siuif. & 80. sefiibrt
pltroe. Sin 9lif auf Die MIN.
lenOe, griln5enoe, qilietibenoe, ibr
Slut peripritenoe Sdpeinemaiie ee.
niigtc, lno Der Gbineienprin3 ent.
flpb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Tiifcrbatten BON elmer SdJneelaipine
perid)iittet.
Sront6eim 9tortpegen

: = u y Z lTII .VUIFKVYtEI,
s. Mdrs.
Cine Sdpleelapine ging in Ger
perfloiienen gtaft aui elmer Der
9ofoto- -Snieln nieoer uno beerub
cine sln5abl Sii6erbiitten. Son
Den Serihiitteten nurben II ais
2ci6en unS 80 perlest allfaeiitnoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

@rplolion oltrd Die Suft gei1leil.
bert moroen unb mar in Dem Saunte
bdngen gehlieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Yapiermiible bnrd) 1emer ,eritSrt

W In autee, @iS., 7. M1rs.
Plus gteenab. @is., miro 6erid,.
tet, ooB Elm Sener IN Der Eopier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Der Staotratb Gbieaeo's erbObt bic
@irtbihaftS.2isems pom $500
anf $1,000.

Gbieaso Sa., 6. M1rs.
Der Staotratb bat geitern NIT
40 gesen % Stimmen Die Oroi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

Dem ausndrtigen glmt, mo- Die Ee.
milton aufgeiebt iinO bon Houpier
Dem Yrdiibenten sSalliereS iiberreidt
rpuroe. Ger Er6iioent nabm Die
HeIignation on.
9ieier slniidtsrpehiei bat unge-
mein iiberraiht, ba piele Sepntierte,
meld)e fur Srennnn9 Don Stride mnS
Staat geitimmt batten, bemte often
bcfanuteu, oak iic anoercn Sinnes
geiuurSen inb.
(@ollte @ott, oaB lid Die fran.
5olii6en autbolifen enblib aufraf-
ZEN uno Dem ibGnoli6en Sreiben
Der SSreima,lrer Sippi6aft elm
@nbe MAIDEN miiroen. slnm. B.
Reb.)
Earis, s. W1rs.
9ie 9eitriae 9tieoerlage in Der
aamlner notbist ole Gegierilng
ailh gegen Die 8eranitalter Der
&unogeblngeu geaen Die itaatlibe
airhenpolitif milber an periabren.
9ieie 9emonltrationen nerben im-
ner ernIter, namentlib auf Dem
2anoe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
BRIDGE
ACROSS
COLUMBIA

Tho hrb ,hssIon 40 d. suuk iu the
construction of ths Portland a Seattle
hfides asfoss enc Columbia river at
Vansou,ef paa placed .a position Web
uosda, afisrnaaa.
Tao sa-aan b. sis5p feet lea diameter
anJ be- IS f,st high. rhe a,r ehumbsr
b. e fc,i iu diameter aui the man.
hols aO inches The air supply shaft
has uam,irr of "a iuehcs. Tho outer
wells AGO. af timhsr, aui have "a thick.
usss of $40 fcet When hoaicd tae Gao
sion drew iog feet of water.
rts risr ta be buiIt wil be 50 feet
ligh ffom the founlatlon 90 tho irsk
of ths bridge. aal will be known az
Ne s.. located sauth of the Ola pier,
which uas poe Ia D., hs uuion raslhe
n ispd rho other cassious VII BE-
sunk 81 fast a. thcy are completed
Ralpa Moiissli ths Chi,aso trlgo
export wha s supervising the con.
taets Zoe the.uM Interests has beeu
in tbe rity far tNo da,s looking after
details Mr Meii,ski, Charles A. Levy
president of che rortland a Seattle and
j. CoasA riaadeIs geaerh counsel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Jencon Noau

A Sarge force bias gone to work to
poe Boa ihr uvW steel bridge over the
SsutIam river far tbe s1utheru raeidt
~ H. Jones wrui 90 Salem to-day io
dul a barber ile has moro work st his
shop chan ba can attend to ilo BE-
making au active canvass Tor county
re,orier anJ that take. him away from
home much ~ the t.ms.
Jenersln s going 90 have a system
~ uaicr app'y There viii be a spec
,ial elcgtiou at jcdsrsou March 26tbe
on the 4uosiion 1f i-ss.ag $4,000 water
bonds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
WIN Put on a Play

Tho students In advanced German of
Willamette University will present in
thc near future scbillcf's "Dcr NeGe
Ns Unkle" The entire play will not
be- put on, che best scenes will be act
Cd out, while a synopsis Of those Of less
interest viii be printed on the pro.
grams. sa az % give tho listener a cor.
rect and consecutive plan of the plot.
The rendering of German plays has been
Ia great feature IN the llfe o. Eastern
and California universities. The intro
iustlon Of such plays a. Willamette d
an innovation which deserves hearty
support,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Rsaaeed - III relephone..

After April ., lsod. che rates for
farmer line Subscribers win De. for
those renting complete Instruments, s5
pee year, Cor those owning Instruments
t per year The rate foF this ser.
vice has been 80 and o. per year
The loop line rental Of go per year
has beon abolished. This win enable
thoso owning their own instruments 20
grt telephone connection with salem
for slJ cents pee month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
The Crescent at $500

The old reliable popular P
wheel that has always furnished
stantial mount, strictly up-'o-'A''
style and fnishj considerably ual''
ordinary price.
AN sizes, ladies' or gents "'
Also furnished whit steel rims u
a J. tires 70 those who want '-''
additional cost.
Children's sizes, TOO, az less
BFiag in your old wheel ana
make a trade vita you.
Wheels sold on easy payments
Sundries Of an sorts, as We"
pairing by competent TePaiII
you don't intend 70 buy a ne"
bring in your ola one and lei u
il up and put on new tires OF q
needed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Here's the Ladies Tribune

A graceful, comfortable whss, vi
ample room FOR the skirts and eAi
guard that guards 10 fact as vel
name, together with the easy ha'
features that appeal to an wom@.
Come aud try a spin on a rfibs'
You'l know then why We make
claims.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
More Candidate

a Scott Taylor ~ klamath Falls
tlei uot.se of his candidacy Cor nomi
nation Coz state printer 0u ihe Demo
cratic ticket He advocates the pur
CHASE of a printing plant by the state
aui the placing of ths priuter oa a
dat SALARY, n orleI that the state
printing mas BE- done ai che leas, "a
pcnse, and that tbc present system
of graft in tbe oh,s may 10 e,imin-
atel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
THE PIERCE

Spring fork aud cushion frame ~'
makes the most luxurious mount
could desire.
True, they cost a tribe more
the plain wheel, but they re Wo''l =
the person who enjoys comfort
The cushion frame feature Is i-s
ulaF hygenie frame now faHill'Ai
most persons The Pierce sPTias
is the style shown above, e2siu-
a Pierce patent, and certainly ne
Of excellence.
Come in and try a spin on tAe -''
OF the gents model al no cost 70
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
GA ST q REA.
BsarstAs 1laAd lg Fla Nsle B11g,l
'';i''" &8HAzHsI


iao county commissioners court
Thursday granted abe petition of the
fru'iand Telephone Compny. This
COMPANY has asked Cor the right % way
90 operate "a telephoue line along the
asylum ral from the east of The asy.
ium buildiug o. Fruitlaua
lee leareys vas granted a license 20
oen'iuet a hquey house Ia HoEsb pre-
cinci foE pcTiod ~ three moathA
g. ,. Ruekuer vas appointed read "a.
peTVisoF Coz district No ls. and Knute
dFogerson vas appointed % am the sane
atdse la district Ne. y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

The finest sugar cured bacon Is found
at harrington 's-s lbs for slo0.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

lle desires printed after hls name on
the ballots "flat salary state 90 own
plants viii eliminate present system Of
gmfiius"
A. b. suIimau, af PsuUttau. has
hlsd DIS petition of candidacy for cir,
suit judge Goa the Democratic ticket Tor
the sIsih iui.,ial district. comprising
tto ,ouutiss ot umat.la auI Morrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
A seisntlhe Wonder

Tho cures that stand 90 lbs credit
make nusklsn's Aruiea salye a scisn.
tihe wonder 10 cured D. n. Mulforl,
lecturer Cor the Patrons oi uusbandry,
Waynesboro, Pa, OF a distressing ease
OF piles, lt heals the wors, burns sores.
boi.a ulcers, cuts, wounds. ehilblains,
and salt Theum, ouly 25e az J. @.
Pegfys drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

ROAD
PETITIONS

Three petitions for roads, under the
Tuttle law, were fled in the commits
.ioners' court Thursday, as follows
ono petition covers as section on
the Rosedale and Sidney road, start
ing at a point on the Salem and Buena
vista road and running to the south
side Of lot % in Sunnyside Fruit Farm
so. 10. and is signed by William Me
Gichrist. W. +. Way, $. B. Birdsau'
r. NJ. Cammack. Ed. A. Jory J. W.
Hunt. Albert Bates, c. Breiter, L. NJ.
Crozier. A. NJ Blinston, Thomas Moot,
John W. Jory. J. II. Battey o. Ire
ton. r. D. Teeter, J. Pemberton, R. J.
pemberton. r. NJ. Wilson, J. L. Knight,
Ada p. Jorv William Goss, Jaenie Nc.
Gilchrist. William Stroud, NJ A. Whe.
Ian. D. p. Bartlett. A. NJ Hopkins, W
p. Grocer, J. D. Alexander, Matte E.
Myers L. May Jory, Phebe A. Jory,
%. B. Cronk. Edith Stanley jay, S. p
Barton. ". r. McRac, r. g. Jory. r
McGilchrist. Mrs. Belle McGilchrist. /
IT,. Noedham
Another covers a section Of the Sa.
lem and Buena Vista road, beginning
on the half section line running
through section rs, township south
range 3 west and running 90 the south
limo Of tho township. This Is signed
by a. NJ Hopkins, W. y. Grocer G.
rsmbcrton. '. d. Alexander, D. b
Bartlett. Mrs Mary whclan, y. b
Cronk. Edith Stanley jay, s. p. Barton
81 p McRac. L. May Jory, Matte +
Myers Phcbe A. Jory, J. II. EgIn
Alex Turnbuu. d. Cadc, John Christ
mann. r. g. Jory A. l.. West, vii
liam McGnchrist. u. NJ Cammack. W
y WAY. s. - Birdsall, Il. s. poisal, J
". Hunt, FL A. Jory, Albert Bates
a. Brcitcr. l.. NJ Crozer, A, NJ. Bin
uan. Thomas Moot. J. II. Battcy Jobt
W. Ioty. q. troton, u. D. Toetcr Mag
gio Weaver J. L. knight Lydil
Knight. jennie McGilchrist. r. MsGI
christ. Mrs Belle L. MrGilshrist Joht
Pcmbcrion, Rotta Pomborlon, william
stroud. r. !. Stroud, John Cbristmann
IT, ii Eimuudson, Esther Townsend
Charles Townsend. Ada D. jory, VII
liam Jory, NJ =. Rice ". A. Rice
Mrs. g.. l.. Rodgers, james Conklin
Mafgofy Rogers Arthur Reynolds. 81
lns Reynolds, I. O. Necdham
Tho third covers a section of th
jefferson road. which includes tho well
known Jacksou hill 10 starts on th
section line between sections l5 and ..
township s south, range west an
runs in southefly direction 20 th
south limo of the township. TIL
petition Is signed by y Chrisimanl
( lWilliam Stroud ]. Pcmherion, Rett
Pomherion. J. n. Egin, l.. May Jor,
Matte D. Myers. Phehe A. Jory, Asl
Turnbul. Josephine Elgin, George N
| Hgin. NJ D. MeRae, s. p. RaFto.
| Eiith stanley jay n H. Cfouk, ,
IN Alexander A. NJ Hopkins W.
lCroEer, r. NJ Cammaek, W. r. Wa,
lH IS. Poial, J, W Hunt, John "
Jory A, NJ Blinsion, J. W, Bate,
| r. d. Teeier, Mrs. q, L. Rodgers Jane
Conklin, silas Raymonjs, Marger
Rogers Arthur Reynolds, J. l.. Knigh.
Lydia Knight, y H. Edmundson.
Pemberton, c. Alexander, Mary WI,
Ian, Easiher Townsend, W. A. Rie,
lM p, Rice, @. p, DALEY, Charlie
Townsend, l. NJ CFofsr, Ella Crozsl
| p A. Newly, s Newly J. N. wag
uer, Eta Wagner +. n. Kesaey
EugeUia Keeney, A. l.. West, Florene
West, Everett p Parker, T. @. Jory
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Ths Hill Lly

breese Gihsoa has Propagated What
10 calls the nn Idly. It has a larea
double bloom. Suitable for garden OF
Aonse culture. The nly % the valley
il wen kaoWa, hut the Hin Lily Is a
new oue He has placed it On exbibii
az tie farmers institute
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

we're iu conference at thc Hotel Port
auI ihs morning
Tho oneials of the road viii attend
meeting of tts rprt of Portland
commission thi safiernaou, when tho
question ~ che proposed bridge over
coo Willamette river will br ihFesheI
HHf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
CITY NEWS
Collection Of Important Para
raphs for Your Consideration.

Spring is here.
over so people left Salem this morn
ing for Portland.
Whenever you want extra good pas
trv use wild Rose Flour-s1.OO a sack.
Stockton & Co. are placing new gold
lettered signs on their store.
The finest -four made in Salem
wild Rose Flour. s1.OO a sack.
Have YOU tried Wild Rose Flour yeti
AN salem grocers sell it,
No need Of eating bad bread. Buy
Wild Rose Flour and make good bread.
A new cement sidewalk is being laid
on Liberty street between Bars jew
elry store and the Club stables.
The Reform School Boys Band will
play in Salem on the evening Of April
eth.
The finest sugar cured bacon Is found
AZ harrington 's-s lbs for s10O.
Tho swimming pool subscription has
started In earnest. and money Is being
given quite freely. The total amount
required is s2.6Jo. and nearly half has
already been pledged
In competition for a prize members
Of tho Boys Club are hard az work
gardening. Zach member competing is
20 prepare. plant and cultivate a vcge.
table garden ten feet square or larger
doing all the work himself. The gar.
den patches will be Inspected on June
rs. and the three best will be awarded
prizes Any boys Joining thc club this
month can enter this competition.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
The Coctu 70 On japan &.

The lecture on. Japan by N artin E =.
.Tew, billed for the opera house. last
Friday evening, was not given. Ar
engagements to postpone it were made
after the TRIBUNE was printed and
mailed. There were many reasons for
postponement. The week was crowded
with shows, concerts, lectures, church
suppers and other events. Some of
the leading men connected with the
organization under whose auspices the
lecture was to be given had other i'm
portant engagements out of the city
during the week. It also happened
that the evening turned out to be the
stormiest of the winter. Mr.. TeW
wishes the TRIBUNE to convey his
thanks to the Y. P. S. c.. E. and others
of the Presbyterian church for their
interest and also to the pastors and
congregations of the Norwegian Lu
theran Free church and of the Swedish
Lutheran. church for postponing their
young peoples society meetings on
account of this lecture.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
NEST LAKE NEWS.

NEST LAKE, Mar. 5.-Gust Nelson
departed last Monday for Mime
apolis, where he will work at his trade
as carpenter this summer.
Misses Anna and Mary Norstedt
visited at Mr.. and Mrs John Nelson's
last Sunday evening.
j. E. Nelson was seen around here
last Saturday. He was visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Nelson.
Peter Norstedt is hauling logs down
to Green Lake this week.
Miss Anna Norstedt is dressmaking
for Mrs. Chas Linquist this week.
Some of the poles have arrived for
the new phone line already.
Mrs. Oscar Lunquist was visiting at
John Nelson's last Sunday.
The wedding bells will soon be ring
ing around Nest Lake if this nice
weather keeps up.
The roads are in bad shape now for
either wagons or sleds.
Andrew NOren was around the last
part of this week on piano and organ
tuning business.
A sewing society was organized at
Gust Monson's last Friday evening.
NICK
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
Real Estate Transfers.
TOWN OF LAKE LILLIAN

U0ou SSSoS0 btobSb0VSs
TOWN OF LAKE LILLIAN
Feb. 26-Ole Lundquist to Oscar Lund-
quist, 1 a. OF nwA of swA. sec. -, 81.
TOWN OF LAKE ELIZABETH
Feb. 27-August Davidson to Andrew o.
Erickson, lot oflot 3, sec. 2, $500.
TOWN OF FAHLUN.
Feb. 24-Gustaf Blomquist to John A.
Young, neA Of neA, sec. 20, 40 a., $500.
TOWN OF WHITEFIELD.
Mar. 2-Ne1s r. Swanson to John r. Swan
son, und: 70 of e1@ of neA, nwA of neA, sec.
. L. G: & J. P: Anderson to Mason W. spi-
Ger, VIZ Of SEA, seA Of se7A. SEA of sw1A, 16O
e., Sc 400.
Mar. 81. Johnson to John M atson, lot 1,
| sec. 1, 10 a., $35.
TOWN OF GENNEssEE.
Mar. I'D. E. Johnson to Charles T. Berg,
e& * OF neA exc r. o. w. Sec 8, 1882 a., 49,
TOWN OF WILLMAR.
Feb. 27-Michael D. Manning to John
Olson. s1@ Of swA, s1a of nwA of swA, sec.
SO, 100 a., $4,000.
TOWN OF ST. JOHNS.
Feb. 2e-ole P. Rice to Lars Q. Thorpe. ely
t. =: 72o a., SO go. % "'4' 4" n 81 Se4' Se''
L
Mar: Peter swsns9n to Andrew Ryden,
ID, 12O a., $4.95Of
TOWN OF NEW LONDON.
Feb. 24-L. L. Times to Arne Embretson
| lots and IA of nwA of neA, sec. 80, $40.
TOWN OF LAKE ANDREW.
Mar. 3-Victor Johnson TO Rier Thorson
| lot 2, sec. 81, 81. 13 a., $4,000.
r0wN on ROSEVTrJR
Feb. 26-J. H. Neer to John F. Jones, und
! s@ of lot 2, sec. 80, $412.5o.
TOWN OF BURBANK.
| Mar. "a. A. Anderson to w. r. Clemens
~ Of nwA, swA of neA, sec. 20, 100 a.
| $4,000.
! VILLAGE OF PENNOCK.
Mar. 1-E. G. Freeman to Lars Anderson
s1a>of rwA, and swN exc. plated parts, sec
3-11s-36 unplatted parts, 81, 44O.
VILLAGE OF RAYMOND.
Feb. 27-H. G: Hilrnan to Anna Herman
CITY OF WILLMAR.
| spicer Land Co. to Lena sandbo, lot 9
Lake Front add. $3.50.
Feb. 27-John B. Agen to st. P. M. & M
Ry. Co., lots 10, II and II, bl. 16, $500.
Albert T. Lindland to Severine T. Lind
land, lot 6, bl. 100, I'd add, $725.
Anna Forstrom to 11nnggeborg Greenfield
lots and s, b1. 81, 81 800.
! Mar. 1-Willmar Land & improvement
Go. to Charles w: Odell, lots and Z, bl.
Sperry's add. 5000.
Mar. 2-Ingeborg A. Greenfield to St. P
| M. & M. Ry. Co., lots and 10, b. 10
| $4,000.
Ole E. Rub1e to St. P. M. & M. Ry. Co.
| VIE of lot and all of lots 4, 5, 6, and 8
bl. 10, &c. 100.
Peter Anderson to St. P. M. & Nd. Ry. Co.
lots and and e13 oflot 8, bl. 10, $4,000
L. o. Thorpe to St. P. M. & M. Ry. Co.
| lots and 10, bl. 9. 81 800.
Knut johnson to Johannes Jonasson, lot
bl. 1919, 81, 925.
Johannes Jonasson to Knut Johnson, lot
6 and z, bl. 1876, $4,000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
AUCTION SALE.

I will offer for sale at public auction
at the farm in Section 3, Town of
Whitefeld, ON March II, 1906, COM
mencing at IL o'clock a. M, the fol-
lowing described property:
One horse II years old, one horse
3 years old, three mich COWS, one
l2-year-old heifer, four calves, one
Plano binder, Gift cut; one Mccormick
mower, S #. cut; one 2.horse harrow,
one disc harrow, one 84-ft. hay rake,
one 14-inch walking pillow, one pair
double work harness, one sled, one
lumber wagon, one platform buggy,
three milk cans, one cook stove, one
heating stove, some chickens, seven
tons of hay, some oats and other
things too numerous to mention.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms: All sums of $500 and un-
der, cash; over that amount time will
be given on bankable notes till Nov.
l, 1906, at per cent in crest.
KETTEL K. BERGSTE.
J. G.. MONsON, Auctioneer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
AUCTION SALE.

AS we are going to quit farming we
will sell at public auction on Herman
Larson's farm (the old Hedin FARM in
section %, town of Lake Andrew, on
Monday, March 10, 1906, commencing
at 10 o'clock a. M, the following de-
scribed property:
One mare II years old, one horse 10
years old, one horse 8 years old, one
mare 4 years old, one 3-year-old colt
and two 2-year-old colts; eight mich
COWS, fresh in the spring; one 2-year-
old bull, eleven head of young stock,
some chickens, one wagon, one top
buggy, one two-seated buggy, one road
cart, one Mccormick corn binder, one
Champion grain binder, one 18-shoe
drill, one Mccormick mower, one hay
rake, one riding corn cultivator, one
single horse cultivator, one 2-horse
drag, one 3-horse drag, one pair bob.
sleds, three working harness, one pair
buggy harness, one single harness,
two walking plows, one hay rack, two
creamery cans, one DeLaval cream
separator, one organ, one heating
stove, one lounge, and other house.
hold goods and articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms: All sums of $500 and un-
der, cash; above that amount time will
be given to Nov l, 1906, on approved
notes at per cent interest.
Free lunch at noon.
J. A. SKOGLUND.
ALBERT AHLBERG.
A. G. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer. %