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NOTICE TO FISHERMEN AND
dealers Ia iish--This II 10 inform YOU
that all licenses pertaining 10 the
rishing Industry issued prior 10 March
sist,, expired Marca 81, 1897; and 10
rlsh Tor Salmon. or deal In salmon or
other anadroua sish withou, .iaense 10
committing a miaiemeanor tht win be
punished Ia the Courts, II. O, vandu.
sen, Master E1ah Warden,
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s..eulars 10 wonder II any human be
ing ever comes TO really understand
another. NJ. QUAD
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RoYs wANTEp~~Two GOOD Ac-
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dy employment by applying at the A.
torian Office.
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NICK pApAxogREs,
THE GREEK DIVER.

haa just received a new diving ma.
chine from the old country. Dives
from aS 10 80 fa,homs In shallow water
stays down half a day at time. Leave
orders at atT Bond ~. Market. or n
Falangoa. Clifton.
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

PRESSING AND CLEANING. LA :
dies work speciality. up 10 date,
tailor Andrew sipola tai Commercial
street.
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A HIGH WINDOW.
Artistic and Practical Method Of Treat
inq II.

Where there Is high window In u
room II generally presents difficult
problem In decoration There are
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HELP WANTED.

MALE AND FEMALE HELP FuRN'
ished IN and out OF tho city, Chut-
tors Employment once. 6is CONNER
clal Street.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE--isO ACRES TIMBER
land. miles from Knappai cheap for
quick sale. y. Box 7ei Astoria. :. 49,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25
High School Notes

We certainly like this night school
business that goes under the name Of
"literary society meetings." If you
don't believe it, ask "Bobber."
At last the new seats are here and
every available inch of room is taken.
Pretty hard to navigate thru 18-inch
aisles though.
A couple of our Junior. boys in
dulged in another explosion Monday
afternoon while experimenting in the
chemical labratory. Cheer up, kids,
we may have a new school. house yet
if those chemistry students keep on
at, the rate they're going it now.
!, A largo number of our students
and faculty attended the football
game at Sibley Saturday and helped
the boys to victory by valiant "root.
ing" Our teachers are jolly, good
bunch and we are proud of them.
The, score was 9 to 4. Z
It is a pity that bright little city
like Worthington should have. 80
many chronic knockers among its
citizens. J. Deep in the heart Of every
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25

natural mS6 t6Se lisS implantld I
love for that which hs calls home, and
Ii the school ism " part ofthis home,
then what i itA part OF Yet, : man
will send his boyto school, and whom
that boy is out On the football field,
fighting for the honor OF bis school
and town, the old man is loafing
around betting two to one on the OPP
posing teaml Hs.may think it cute
or smart, but it l6oks like bad streak
of yellow to Us. But you just wait,
old fellow. If you've got any money
10 throw away, put It on Sheldon next
Saturday and you'll have to borrow q
nickel to buy . !: cigar. There's a
bunch in High School that'll make
you get up andE take notice whether
you want to or not. u
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25
Epworth League Reception

Epworth League Reception
: On Monday evening the Epworth
League gave reception at the parlors
of the NJ. E. church in honor of one
of it's. most active members, Chester
Harding. The:aisning was pleasant
~ spent in sostA interoourse. and
,iiainty refrsshimiisnts were sesvsd..
Mr.. Harding xas presented wiah :
with agold stick pin, ~ q remiud OF
occasion. About 80 young people
wore present. II, - y. 80 ~.
Mr.. Harding has been compelled 't
by i'll health g give up hi': place in
'Albertus' store, and left on Tuesday
might for Csrona, CAL, accompanied
by his mothes Mrs. IA: Harding.
and whore bis brother. NJ. G. Harding
i. now establihed in tho barber bust
ness. Tho latter went out there =
year ago for Tie: sake Of his health,
and has beenl greatly benefited by
the change. Chester's many friends
hope that be may reap like benefit.
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Elk Center

One of tho most pleasant eventso OF
the season occurred at the home OF
Geo. Hacker Tuesday evening when
about thirty young people, 8ent in't to
spend the evening. Games were
played, after which refreshments were
served. ;: The=suaaiss dspaz4ing at AZ
early hour, expressed themselves as
having had a very good time.
The public auction of J. J. Filbrun
which was held on Tuesday was we'll
attended and things cold at a line
price.
N. D. Metz and partner OF Lake
Park is here buying up sheep.
On Sunday evening, Oct. ~, Rev.
Filbruu will preach his farewell dis
course. Everybody is invited to
come and bid them goodbye, as they
expect to leave on next Tuesday fol
Washington to make their future
home.
Jonathan Kimmel and son are
building barn for W. Ramer.
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From the Ent erprise:

From the Enterprise: tss
r. A. Cummings, who has been here
for some time looking after his farm
southwest Of town returned last week
to his;homs at Long Beach, Cal. MA
There was pleasant party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Roberts
last Friday when about forty young
people spent very enjoyable evening.
gaJ. j.. Rowhef big added another
hsarte1 section p his rssl estate hold
ings, hasing lastweek purchased thru
the First National Bank the northeast
quarter Of section Sc, Olney township,
the confederation: being $3.50 per
acre. x,
MIR. and Mrs. n. J. Ludlow of Wor-
thington, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher Cole, Of New York City.
old friends Of the Ludlows, visited
ON Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. J. b.
Ludlow. 4
News comes from Macoun,.. Canada,
of the marriage on. Thursday, Oct.
Bird, q Narier Bassett,a former Rush.
mors+ ~. aud Miss Alta Glass. J..
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PROBATE NOTICE.
Order for Hearing and Notice of Appll'
cation for Appointment Of
a.. Administrator.

STATE OF MINNRsorA,-county Of No.
In P:d5s r. ycduft. Special Term, October
In the N tia the Estate OF John koebn,
On te seeei;sns an ding the petition os
Johanna Koehn, ofNobles County, ,Minneso-
ia, rep1saentin9; 'among other things, that
John Koehn, late Of Mobiles County, Min
1907, a. Bloom Towns6ip, Mobiles Co, Min
Of this Gen9sE; At, tie tine Of h,s death. 1esy-
County, and that the said Petitioner 10 the
surviving wife Of said deceased, and praying
that Standardization Of said Estate be to
William KUehn;s granted.
/. 1t 10 Ordered, That saidpetition be heard
before thfs Court. on Monday. the 18th day
of November, A: D.. 1901, at one O'Clock PM,
at Worthington, In said County.
Ordered;s Further, That notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased and to all
person1 intereseed. by publishing this order
once each week tor three .ancceoeive weeks
prior to said daStof hsar1ag, Id $flse Worth
ington Advances, a Nseekly 1ewspaper print
ed an64tbhshed at Wodhln8ton, IN said
DATED 1t worrthington, MIMI, the 22nd
day ofoctobsr. A.. .: 1907. 80. T.
Blythe Court, - - t.'>+:s
(SealO c. NJ. Cory, $500 q,
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Round Lake.
From the Graphic:

trOm tue oIapnIc: "''
Langseth Bros. are busily engaged
these days 1t hauling out a lot of
lumber to their place, northwest of
town, to be used in the construction
OF large barn. The structure will
be so K 100 feet with 16 #. posts and
basement. -,
Ed. Stoltenbsrg, of Worthington'
was in town the forepart of this week.
Mrs. G. A. Peterson, of Worthing-
ton, visited friends in Round Lake
Tuesday.
While engaged this morning at
loading freight onto his wagon at the
depot, F. A. Schoneman had the
third finger on his left hand badly
crushed.
A basket ball team was organized
this week, and grounds fitted up near
the school house. These clear, moon.
light pights are being greatly enjoyed
in playing the game; some of the
members, however, consider the game
as rather too strenuous.
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Brewster.


From the Tribune:
Gusta Gilomen, second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilomen of Hersey
township, passed away at the home
of her parents on Friday morning at
seven o'clock, after an illness of many
months duration.
Roscoe Smith is working in the
bank while Thos. T. Strand. is on the
sick list, and will probably remain
there until the fall rush is over. he
is a son of j. T. Smith on the Roth
farm, and is a graduate Of a business
college in Illinois,:
The surprise pattyalnb 1.-THE RRes-
byterian church !, gave 2 very De delight
full affair yesterday afternoon at the
manse, in honor of Mrs. Hunter.
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Adrian

From the Democrat: a
Mrs. Geo. Slsde went to Roohestea
Fridsy where she will spend several
days visiting with her daughter Mn,
F. W.. Schuster. +
: Eds.i Cooper loft Saturday even
Ing tor TIE State Agricultural College
.t Minneapolis, whore he will entes
for . four-yesr course. ..
Within tho past few weeks Miss
Maud Graves has given three success
full recitsls at Magnolia, Beaver
Creek, and Salem, s. q. Miss Graves
is q talented reader aud never fails to
please an audience. =
A movement is well on foot for the
construction Of another farmers tele-
phone line thru tho country northeast
of Adrian. Quite number of farmers
have agreed to take stock and from
present indications the project will BE-
carried out. IS
Sam Haislett, who has been con-
nected with the Red Lake Falle news.
papers for the past six. years, will soon
engage in the job printing business in
Lincoln, Nebr. Mr.:Haislett was fore
man of the Democrat Office in 1901 /.
George Slade returned last Friday
from his trip to Brentwood. Wis,
where he spent a:fewdays looking af.
ter bis real estate interests. He also
attended to more important businesss
for he found time 70 catch abot1t three
buhels of fine bass and pickerel'
George Is a mighty fisherman, but the
big ones get away from him tie same I!
a. they do from.all tie rest st 'us. %"
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D cRiS IRE sjl
Firanan atrlxs for ssSsrai lasurs g
\ oubdus The Flames. ~ 4 'Ss.S

Firsnanf atrlxs for ssSsrai Asvss v -
1t Il. 4; eubdue the Flames.
Fire starting In the basement Of the
Five and Ten Cent store, 81 East Sew
enth street. st. Paul;a resulted N 4
total loss Of $4,000 and gave the IRE.
men one OF the hardest battles they
have had recently. The IRE, burned
from 6:41 until midnight andssvery eft
fort upon the part totsthe drsmen W.
smother the flames Re futile. TAe
4lre apparently was hr er control r.
eral times vhenfit w id burst forth
withSrenewed energy. SAshe4
The 1ve ma Ten ent Store Com
pahysis$ thu heaviest saoser, its stock,
valued a*.at $4,000, being totally de-
;stroyed by IRE and water. The dam.
age to the Woolworth building. in
which the Five and Ten Cent store IL
located, sis, about $4,000 The hrm Of
W. A. Ftiend and the White House
department store each sustained a
$4,000 loss from smoke and, the water
which :, flooded. the Easements. The
basement OF the. s&ronge & Warner
company al sev4nth:and Minnesota
streets vas flooded. \ That and other
firms in the block suffered losses ag'
gregaktpg $R,oe0... :Essas;g;;. .. " -; -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25
JUMPS FROM RIVER BRIDGE
We'll Known minneapolis insurance
- Man Rndo He Lha

Well Known hflnnsapoAs snsssaaes
- :: Man Ends Hls Liza { =:
The body Of Nelson W. Clark, a
we'll known insurance man OF MIN.
neapolis and deacon loq many years
Of the Plymouth Congregational
church. was found on tho rocky river
front just below the east end Of the
Marshall avenue bridge at st. Paul.
Directly! above the body on! the bridge
were Mr.: Clark's, coat and overcoat,
neatly folded. and bis umbrella. In
falling from the bridge the body had
hit upon q rock and the two had rolled
for about ten feet down the slope,
Mr.. Clark was hfty:seven' years o.
age and had long Been q sufferer from
1umbago. = This Is supposed to- have
hsen the cause Of his suicide, -~;,-,.-.:
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Read3u2.

Robt. Merideth is back from ILL.,
nois.
A number from here took in the
play at Worthington.
Mrs. S. F. Fair spent Sunday and
Monday at Pipestone.
Mrs. G. 4. Lincoln is preparing to
have a good lot of filing done on bel
farm.
CT. Bullck's new barn is nearing
completion.
The box social at j. W. Burkharte
was grand success, netting $685.
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Minneapolis Tot Fatally Burned.

Minneapolis Tot Fatally Burned.
Eariel Wallace. fouryear-old daugh-.
ter Of e. B. Wallace. :of Minneap-
oils died Of burns received: while she
waseplaying IN her home. Her dress
caught fire from matches which she
had In some manner obtained and de-
spite the efforts Of three physicians;
she lived only one day.
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obeyed Direction. :

AS was going along tho street ths
other day I met an old friend Of mine.
Put Murphy. After talking over old
times I asked him If he had ever got
4 letter from his brother. Says shs:
.Yes, did, but be- had stamped on
the, corner Of the envelope, return IL
nye. days. 80 / sent It back."-Boston
fiarIld,s sFff4 ., 'eT
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Wilm0nt.

From the Tribune:
Il Mi. E.. Latourell was business vi
sitor at Worthington between trains
Monday. >.~~
County superintendent L. W. Alb
bolt Of Worthington, was in Wilmont
Wednesday.
Sheriff Fauskee was doing business
il his line in Wilmont /! The ffatI 2f sthe
week. : = ~
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t.5TWo: De BY SHOOTING:
Aeeldssa.k Raiia,t 10 1satSs Near y
IL ". y" -, NJ. MINI - .ss:r -, :

0.~e''O -
- 49, $500; -. nj, Milan: =, :
y i; rvs dSsithiS 81 ::aoosd.neua. shoot
1ngaha&s jasti occurred in, tn neigh
,bo4hoodz 19; .T,fss. :f:sIaek resssas-.o
Pipestone, Who had: bees. hunting, nsas
Ists Beatba . oomuaa "a tt~s
othsf typsns Pso. was leaning on bin
nun, when both barrels voEv z,soot
dsnfaly discharged. Tho ahol a.
'<sTsd 8 III BODY at the shoulder End
severed - s.aaxiliaf1 axeecNa Death
VA MetantaaeoaA 49,: ): !. *:'t: Is
Petf PssAzttina :1 L1mel1A q ~
tseaEi yeasold fboT. ~ ,ca1uA& q
shotgun whsn hi tan tearotd hsoehae,
who. carried, . 11-ca&thar rada sasgest
cd that thGy egnhance HapohA Shoot
" aeterward a. ; r6ase oe about 8 rod
the shotgun MA accidentally do.
charged and tho shot e0teeed PseerB
arm and side. onuens fatal fn3uIiaA
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25
Agreement 10 Carries on!

~ ~ Agreement Il carFlsd Out. NJ 's3,y;
,'ChidGgo, oct. '2ss-The meeting Of;
the Illinois Central stockholders was
adjourned until Dec Is in accordance
With the programme outlined Monday
in the agreement Of william Nelson
Cromwell. for Mr.. Hartman. and
Judge Farrar.rfor Mr.. Fish.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25
YOUNG WOMAN MURDERED
minneapolis Man ssuspsctsd| q Killing
SIX ~: - };'$@ His wife. ~. ~ 81. :,

The body Of Mrs. George Patous.
seventeen. years OF age. was found
Ii room on the second floor Of
1915 Third street north, Minneapolis.
The young wife was probably ,stran'
.gled to death asweek before the body
was found and to make sure Of" the
crime her murderer had tied q silk
mufaer tightly around her throat.
The husband. a Polish laborer. has
not been seen since oct, 8, the day on
which the crime Is supposed to. have
been committed. and the police are
now searching for. him.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25
'6u6ooated by Gas.

- Carl Pein, who recently arrived. tn
ST.. Paul from Tacoma, Wash, was
found dead in his room in the for.
mer city from gas poisoning. He
apparently had been dead. some hours.
The body was clothed In night gar
ments and there was no evidence: OF
his. having struggled to GET. to- the
door. Acting Coroner Maloaey investi-
gated the case and It Is his opinion
that the man died accidentally from
asnhHxiatiQn. .E:...t,.t- -, :.
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Ellsworth.

From the News:
George Barger pleaded guilty to
petty larceny for taking goods from
Ross Bros. store and was fined 800
or 30 days in jail. It is understood
that relatives of Barger came forward
with proposition to reimburse Ross
Bros. for his populations and in con-
sideration of this and the fact that he
did not put the county to the cost OF
a trial the count attorney and Ross
agreed to this verdict.
The Rock Island depot at this place
will be remodeled in the near future.
J.A Bratsberg returned the latter
part of last week from several weeks
trip thru Missouri and Kansas, in the
interests of the firm of Crowley &
Bratsberg and their potato shipping
industry.
Sheriff Fauskee was over from
Worthingtou last Friday, summoning
inrors for the October term OF district
court.
Mrs. M. T. Hollerau and Miss Nora
Mcdonald returned Monday from
Pierre, S. D., west Of which city they
have taken homesteads
George Rosenberg this week pur-
! chased the j. j. Mackey farm just
! west of town, paying $500 per acre
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25
indicted Lumbermen In Court.

Eighteen Northwestern lumbermen,
indicted by the federal grand Jury
at Minneapolis ON charges which were
brought. by the retail mail order
houses that they have tried to ruin
the catalogue business by means Of
the little. black book" appeared in
the, federal court Thursday to listen to
the arraignments against them and
asked for time in which 20 prepare
their pieadings. N. 8. Darling Of
l0klahoms City; the nineteenth lumber
mapy'indicted, was unable to attend,
and BY stipulation YVES represented by
C. J. Tax1er. Judge Munger granted
i stay OF time Until Nov. /.
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Wanted

Laundress for hotel. All washing
done by power; will pay 2e dollars
per month. Can also use dining
room girl. q IJ' !, :
Bradford Hotel =
! 60 - :$:'': r ssoL ats :.
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barge Properly Transfer.

large Propsrey Transfer. -
The Van Dusen-Harrington company
az Minneapolis completed one Of tic
largest property transfers recorded In
tho, grain H history Of the Northwest
when It purchased the entire holdings
Of the Chicago and Northwest Grana.
rios company, m Ensiish corporation
The properly added to the holdingssof.
the Minneapolis company includes thes
Star elevator n Minneapolis, which
has = capacity Of 2,2ls, 900 i bushels.
the tnterstate > elevators; with 4, ooe;
900 bushels capacity. and lis country
:slsystoss n MinneeotA, North and
'Dof6& Do1ofA = If ny s: si %y| ~ ~
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Minneapolis Man >lnIured:;'

Charles Olson OF Minneapolis was
seriously injured BY a., selby.Lake
street car at Lake street and FIJI
teenth avenue south. The car struck
his wagon and threw him through, the.
front window Of the car, cutting and
brushing him severely. It is claimed
the car; was running at high rate OF
speed and that Olson was unable to
turn out In time after he saw the car.
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Bigelow

BigeloW
We have ono of the best postmas
tiers that Bigelow ever had and thai
is saying a good deal ! T
Mrs. James Harridgtohs loft fo'
Sibley on Tuesday to spend a few
days visiting the Du,fee family.
Theodore Cramer, six weeks old
died Tuesday morning and was bur-
Red Wednesday ut sibley. =
MI. and Mrs: BnrEis and daughter
of Cherokee, Ia, attended tho last
rites of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Yates little
child.
Pearl Ross went down to Sibley on
business Saturday. = ~-v~ ,.,.
Our postmaster has moved tho post.
Office into tho now quarter. and ~
. dandy place. i = ". = !.
Misses Lena Harrington and ha1is
Okey wore Sibley visitors Monday.
Redmond Cosgrove came up from
Illinois 70 attend his brothers funeral
Died-The little daughter Of NJ
and Mrs. Ed. Yates. of Curry; Ainn..
on Friday, OCT. 18th. Tho romans
were baought to Bigelow, where the
funeral sermon was preached BY Rev.
Haley, and the little one was taken to
sibley and laid TO rest in the ceme-
tary there. The bereaved family have
the sympathy Of the entire commun-
ity.
The Omaha depot caught fire by
the stove up stairs, creating quite an
excitement. Mrs, Pingle was black
ing the stove, and as the stove was
hot it caught fire.
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Kinbrae.
Crowded out for last week.

s.sIs w., d, Kinb1:ao. n
Crowded out for last week.
Miss Lou Harding returned home
\ from Mankato Friday, where she has
been attending the State Normal
!. School. MIR. Roy Harding came home
from his school duties at Winnebago
Saturday to spend Sunday with the
"home folks" H.
Mr.. M. F. Smith and family went to
Lake6eld Saturday to visit friends,
and it is said that NJ. F. will do some
shooting, as hunting is pretty good
at this time If the year.
Tuesday NJ. M. Wood and family
will take up their residence in Heron
Lake, az they have made up their
minds to leave our village and will 20
by team. Mr.. Wood has been the
"Bonniface" of this town for a-period
of more than a1snk and wilkbesreat'
" missed by at&, travelling public
Il is the earnest With Of all that his
successor may be worthy man.
Mr.S.H. McMaster has determined
to quit farming and to this end he
will mako public auction of his stock
the nineteenth of tho present month
and will offer on thxt date some choice
feeding cattle that should find ready
buyers NJ good prices.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Anton Nelson moved
into their commodious new cottage on
Tuesday and will henoeforth enjoy
ono Of the ccsey little houses in town.
They are good people and deserve 1t,
20 We are all glad. Davis folks also
moved into the little house at tho
south end of town. It was darkly
limited by some that it would haye
been just az we'll if they, especially
Davis, had gone farther-perhaps TO
Australia, but Davis tho't differently
and will stay awhile longer, thank
you.
Mr.. Chas. Skewis, representing the
Skewis Grain Co., was looking after
bis conpany's affairs in this burg,
Wednesday.
Rev. P. D. Grosscup spent several
days in the twin cities since our last
communication to these columns.
"Well, sho'd think some OF these
follerers of Isack Walton would try
an git the state fish hatchery to send
some fish fry of sum kind to keep up
the fish in our lakes hereabouts.
The g no use talking; We have as fine
little lakes as can be found anywheres
an somebuddy should attend to this
bisness and have them fellers send
sum black bass and croppie fry to put
in these here lakes. Reckon they
would do it if they wus approached
in de right way" Our soapbox oracle
has spoken and has put tho matter
very fairly, for our uncle Jabez is
usually not far out of the way in bis
statements and assertions. However
the writer has.it from Mr.. Sam. Full.
lerton, the superintendent of the state
hatchery that both black bass ard
crappie fry will be furpished this fall
to stock our lakes with.