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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
q. 9. CIR ZEN

Mr.. Geo. w. Bennett, who for
the past several years has had the
management of the st. Joseph and
Waterproof Exchanges, and who
HsSfor some time been in line of
promotion, was this week succeed.
ed by Mr.. Osborn, of Forrest,
Miss, and be assigned to the Ex-
change at Franklin, St. Mary par.
ish. where his duties and respon.
sibilities will be greater, with cor
responding increase of salary. He
left for his new post yesterday.
During Mr.. Benefits stay in our
town he has enjoyed the highest
zegard;of our people, as business
man and gentleman, and we are
10th tc,lose him.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
SATURDAY the 1sth Day 4 I'M
/. D. 1904.

o3er for sale at the Court H6l..
inithe town Of 81. joseph. iS ~ oQ
ish, between the hours Of ~ 49,, pcs
N. and O'Clock D. M, to ~ AZ
bigger, for cash, the follsw,ss ~
scribed property. situated x -. y
ish and State, seized in the iBo,. w. ~, -
matter: ~'cs'yl(
That certain tract Of Land so...,
with the buildings and irDprurssnas
thereon, agricultural Implement 49,
and live stock thereon. Sr3 an IVY
appnrtenanees thereunto beis.
Known MS the Oak GY3ye nIsss
On Newelps Ridge being ali ~ ss..a
twelve, and the East half Of Ss.a
eleven, except 1870 acies thereof -
John p. McGalliard to Abam ~.
WHICH said I30 acres is descr,S'S
follows: The East line besins 1. =
point where the line Eftween 80 =
Grove and Shacklef1rd plsrs:s,'.
crosses n certain slough knc~S
Ylack Siodgh, thence the said I'M. g..
down the center Of !said slough =
Stake to be fixed At sfch a dIsfs,s !
tP embrace 100 acres, thence tbs n.
fpHs in y Westerly direction az
line between Est. of Bell. sAs.S a..
tatioh and lands of Ok Grove nSs..
tiOn, thence in q N5ftherly dirs<ss.r
to lfre between said Shaekleibrj 49,
OAK Grove plantations, thence Is,s =
Place of beginning, all situstsj x
township IL Range II East, coSs,,s
ing 700 acres more or less.
10 mules.
s horses;
Is mich cows.
! moving machine.
o sweeps.
u plows.
10 loads Of hay.
wagons.
10 cshiSsicrs.
IL double shovels.
: q COTTON planters. 81
2Disk plows.
.1nmovable by Destination. .,ni i
tached to said pEa1tation for its ss,vi';
and improvehent and forming ! ~
thereof. ~
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
JOHN HUGHES; Sssr|6
ST.. Joszrn, LA. February "a: loG
N. BY order Of slaipssxs attn.
neys, THO sale Of the aHort AssyIhss
Oak Grove plantation is riirde suAogjI,
nate to the written and verbal kss'1
for the year SbS. The purchaser 70 =;
snme the leases and to receive the rrnt
SoHN HUGHES, Shsrif
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

The Planet, IT,, cotton and
corn cuitivstors sre an absolute
necessity to the farm. Schwartz
d Stewart, hatcher, are distribu-
tors. They are also agents for
the popular priced and high grade
walter A.. Wood moving ma
chimes and rakes.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
LETTING Of PARISH FUNDS.

nUBLIC NOTICE Il hsreby given. that
= pursuant to th< provisions OF Act 70;
B,-Extra Session Of lso7-the undersisnsrSt
ccrnmitteee appoint7i by the Police J2y y =
MARCH q, 1903, let tSx public funds o. NJ NJ
parish and of the Lake Bruen Drainske -
trfcf to a fiscal agent or agencies, ~ w ~
yided In said act, such funds 70 be let 70 *
Offering the highest ate Of Interest consi:r
ent with the safety OF such funds, upon y. y
daily balances OF the funds 70 be depose.s~
in said fiscal agent or a gencies, and gis NJ
satisfactory security as provided IN saic AZ
April, 1910. -. =,
All bids shall be sealed and endorsed y
the. envelope .'Fiscal Agency Bid" ana ~
dressed to and depcsited with The clsr .,.c<
on March q, 1908. s1.s ,s,f .I-.-
r. H. CURRY, Prest, FaIice Jury. counF
r. II. WHITNEY, Cle-k ~s
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

The st. Joseph Drug Co. made
formal opening of its beautiful
soda fountain on Thursday and
presented every customer with a
complimentary glass. They will
give strictly high-grade service
snd serve only the choicest of
drinks and ices.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

The Natches Private Wire Co.
have announced TINT owing to
their inability to make Collections
they are compelled to discontinue
business.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
NATCHEz DRUG COMPANY.

1u0 following is Cne liSI Vi tHe
victimsS Miss Ada White, Cfeve.
lond L0nb, chief chemist; Miss
Inez Netterville, Mrs. John Ret
teringmm, Miss Carrie Murray,
Miss Booth, Miss Worthy, Sam
Burns, Uriah Hoskirs and Willie
Hates the latter colored). MIR.
John Carkeet, II years, was
crushed by a falling wall and died.
Fire missels and falling walls
caused the destruction of several
other houses; number of people
were injured by flying debris.
Ere the flames had suhsfded the
task of recovering the bodies was
begun by band of heroic volun-
teers, and the arduous labor of re-
moving the mountain of ruin was
continued increasingly day and
night until the charred remains
of the last victim were found. In
this'noble work the good people
of Natchez engaged irrespective
of class, and scholar aud laboYer
alike devoted himself untiringfy,
thus again demonstrating that
Zone touch of nature makes all
the world akin"
The dead were given respectful
funerals, accompanied by mshy
beautiful floral offerings; business
was suspended and moarffing
city paid tribute to it's dead. The
Natchez Drug Co. purchased lot
an the city cemetery, where % num-
Der Of the victims were inferred,
and ~ suitable monument to their
imperishable memory will laterbe
erected by thisfi
This is the greatest disaster of
its kind that has ever visited this
section of the South, and the
tragic news cast o pail over the
surrounding country which would
not lift.
The people of Tensas parish,
connected by blood or fellowship
with the people of Natchez, bow
in grief at the appalling calamity
and tender their afflicted friends
that sympathy shat arises froh
common sorrow.
The property loss in thisson.
.flagfntion will reach an alariAing
figure, aud may total = quarter
of a million, with modest itisur-
ance: In this pecuniary phase of
the disaster we also tender gym
patty to our friends.
The following description of the
Matches Drug Co. e gigantic build
ing was Published in these col.
umns September I, 1905, when
the firm took possession of their
new home, and is reproduced that
proper conception of the immense
structure can be had, and to
further evidence that the firm had
used every precautionary measure
known to modern science to pre-
vent the very disaster that came
30 suddenly upon them and by a
way no human continuance could
,ubdue:
Through the injunisy Of modern ar:
,hiteet and builder. the Temple OPERA
House, known as the Masonic Temple,
las Seen entirely renYudeled, so far as
he interior Is concerned, and adapted
% the needs aud conveniences Of a
model wholesale and retail drug store.
The changes made In the Building were
necessary 10 the use Of the Natchez
Drug Company. which company pur-
.hased the suilding sotner months ago
md superintendent the drawing OF the
'lans for the changes that were neces-
airy to msket the building. np-to-datc
nd m adcrn ] nAtrnYr NAV
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
We are authorized to announce
HON JOHN DALE,

OF Concordia parish, as candidate FOR
the office Of Judge Of the District
Court Of the Tenth Judicial District.
composed Of the Parishes Of Tensas
and Conc0rdia, subject to the action Of
the Democratic party.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
foa INSTINCT ATTORNEY.


70 tho votoS6 o. Tomooe Porss0:
I shall be . candidate for reelection
to the Office Of District Attorney at the
primary election 70 be- held BY the
Democratic Party Of the Tenth jul
dfcial District and shall be glad to re
ceive the votes Of all to whom my ad-
rninistration Of that Office has been, in
SAepnt, sstisfactory.
G3oiFsn RtI0
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

MNE RED cow WITH CALF about three
" months old; White spots ON side and
blinded wv" on right hip. Property Dr..
Andrews, Waterproof, and may have stra3ed
down that way. Reward for return 20 st.
Joseph Further PARTICULARS Apply to-
TE<SAS GAZETTE OFFICE
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
HUGH fUILIs.
70 ths vstsrs ~ tie Tenth Judicial
DISTRICT

I hereby announce myself as caridi-
date for the Office Of District Attorney
Of the Tenth Judicial District, subject
to the action Of the Democratic pri-
mary. Respectfully,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Mr.. Chris. AndersoN of Rob.
erts,, Ill, >. is III St. Joseph.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
SEizuRE AND sM
SAM'L. d. DARRrs

PUBLIC NOTICE ~ he,.s1 Z
mat by virtue Of a writ Of Still pva
sale to me directed by the abosI ~
honorable Cont in the abo!i ~
Ematter, l will on 1--WE ~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
e are authorized to annodnce

Of Concordia parish, az candidate for
reelection to tie Office. OF Judge Of
fhe District Court Of the Tenth Jul
d!cial District, composed Of the Par
ishes OF Tensas and Concordia. subject
70 The action Of the Democratic party.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
FIRST NATCHEZ BANK
HANsBROUGH BROTHERS.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby eivea
l. that by virtue Of a writ Of SET
ure and Sale TO me directed By 10
above named honorable Court Ia Tie
above styled sais, Fknvs seized and
will on
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
CHRIS. ANDERSON

tfSeosV Vi 1OuiHtSu6s OF lfn-GG
/ 10th Districs Court.
| -
CHRIS. ANDERSON
vs.. No. 5a3.
ALEX Mcleod.
p6BLIC NofICE is hereby given
l. that by Virtue OF a writ ~ Seize
ufe and sale TO- me directed BY tue aboy.
H$ne Honorable Court in the above
styled matter, will on.
| SATURDAY de 2lsk dy Of MARCH,.
| D.rf4S,
offer for sale 1T tile Coinrt House door,
In the town OF st. Joseph, in THIS paris b,
between the hours Of II O'Clock q. M.
and o'clock r.. M. to the highest bid
der, the following described property,
seized In above styled matter:
The undivided one-thfrd interest Of
the said Alexander Mcleod, m the
Erin" plantation, situated In the Par
ish Of 1ensas, State Of Louisiana, and
composed OF all Of Section thirty.five,
Township thirteen, Range ten, East,
except the Northeast quarter thereof.
All Of Section thirty-four. same Town.
ship and Range, except the West half
or the Northwest quarter, the South
east quarter and the West half OF
the Northeast quarter of Section thir-
ty-thrce. SAME 1ownshiY tnd Range,
and the Northeast qua-tef !afiA the East
haH Of the Northwest quarter Of Sec
ton four, Township twelve. Range ten,
East. Together with1all Of the build
ihgs and impfovehieiijs thereon. and all
rights. ways, &c apYertaining to said
| property.
Terms Of Sale; In cash Is pay three
interest irstailments, each for the sum
Of Three hundred and sixty-eight and
92-l00th dollars ($36s.92). due respect
lively on tfe first day Of January Of the
years 1905, 1907 and 1908, together with
ten per CENT thereon as attorneys fees
and all COLTS Of these proceedings.
And on terms Of credit as follows,
to-wit:
Two installments Of interest due re-
spectively January 14t, 1909, and fpi0.
each for the sum of,lhree hundred and
slxty-eight and 32s1tOth dollars. and
the principal note, due January LIST.
1910, for the sum 81 Five thousand,
three hundred and SEVENTY and 25.100th
dollars.
JOHN HSGHEs. Sheriff.
81. Jos2rH, La, February IL, 1905.
N B.-.BY order Of PLAINTIFF atfor-
neys the an Of the 6he-third interest
of AleA asfY Mcleod In the above de-
scribed Efih plantation will be MADE
subordinate To the possession of Chfts.
Anderson Of the said one-thIrd intereu
for the year l9O8, and subordinate, TO
the terms Of the lease Of this one-thffd
Interest," for the year 1908. The price cf
the le4ee and possession for 1908 VIII
not be transferrSd with the property.
JOHN HUGHES. Sheriff.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
JUDICIAL; ADvERrIsEMENf.

1izURE AND sALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Tenn,
10th District Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT,
ORDER o. SALE.
State o. Louisiana, Parish Of Tensas,
10Th District Court.

Succession Of Jchn B. Guthrie decd
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
ALIEN Mcleod.

p6BLIC EotICE is hereby given
L that by virtue OF a writ ~ Seize
uit and sale tome directed by tue abov :
n$me Honorable Court in the above
a{vlcd matter I will an
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
JGRY VENIRE.
(I0ta District Cdairt.)
jtI0IfR ItRH.
Grand Juy.
To Appeaf Monday. AprH 20, 1908
Petit Jury.

To appear Monday, Apra 81, 1905
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. 4
klxUisE AND SALE.

State OF louisiana, Perish of Tensas
10th District Court.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-03-12

Sam T. Lamson, of Lake
Park. Ia, arrived here Friday.
He will make his future home
on the D. F. McGuine place.
Mrs. Kate Gardner arrived
home from Minneapolis Thurs.
day, where she has been pur-
chasing her spring millinery
stock.
Alex McKinnon, of Mooreton,
spent Wednesday evening at
the home of Neil Campbell.
On his way to the church con-
vention at Valley City.
Misses Ida Oien, Bertha
Parizek and Ida Bratten enter
tanned their friends at 800"
Friday evening. Miss Neal
Duffy and Ole Olson were prize
winners.
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MOOretOn News.
S9RIAI9 l[1IlIII

Miss Lola Edgerton spen,
last Saturday in Wahpeton.
Mr.. B. F. Lounsbury was a
business caller in Mooreton
one day last week.
Miss lena Lenzen who has
been sick with rheumatic fever
the last few weeks is iuprov.
ing rapidly.
HI. Ingebretson and Mr.. Mel
lom were holding meetings in
the vicinity of Mooreton last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Susie Chernich was
taken to the Breckenridge
hospital last Friday morning.
Miss Chernich is suffering with
rheumatism.
The Misses Sophie Huss.
Hermina Hermansen, 10 8 i Z
Peterson d Gina Strandemoe
were visitors at p. B. Peterson's
home over Sunday.
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3GW999S9G1e9CH9t1t Jl.ltStsII99ll9Jt3llg0IL9
Barrie Cuttings.
S@IlJ@I@I9J1j@J1J1J11I1l[l NaJHllr1,N

Stanley Helling is improving
after his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Morga n
made trip to Christine last
week.
A social dancing party was
given at Olaf Anderson's home
last Wednesday.
Miss Annie Benson is work.
ing in this vicinity for Mrs.
Chas Morgan.
Miss Mae Allen will take
teachers examinations in Wah-
peton Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. ]: Thompson Is still ill
with pneumonia. His friends
hope for lis speedy recovery.
Mr.. c. Reistad is visiting in
Fargo this week. with his
daughter, who is there taking
medical treatment.
Misses Mae and Grayce AL
len were among those in at
tendance at the teachers meet
ing held in Walcott Saturday
DIR. Bean passed through our
town last week en- route for
Helendale, on a county mission
to look after sickness in that
vicinity.
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Tyler Items.
9I9J@ IglgIGl3I9 1IlIlI@I@T@Jl

Jack Early was visitor in
this part of the world for a few
days last week.
w. ]. Harms received word
from Wahpeton to come t.
prayer meeting, of course he
went.
Miss Gertie Leinen took the
Saturday afternoon freight to
Wahpeton, to spend Sunday
with her sister and friends in
Breckenridge.
P. Haushild, of Du m on
Mlnn., passed through here last
Friday. He was on his way to
Sisseton to visit his sister, Mrs.
B. Vollmers. who is very sick.
Henry Burfeind was employ.
ed a few days last week by r.
H. Meyer, helping set up ma.
chinery and making himself
useful otherwise around the
place.
People of Summit seem to
lose interest in township mat
tiers as the caucus held last
Friday was very poorly attend.
ed. Hope they will show more
interest when election comes,
]. Leinen made another'horse
trade the other day and is now
the owner of a first class" or.
binary farm horse, this one is
probably not as fast as the one
he had but is better allaround
horse.
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Sheyenne Tips.
@lG lllTl[lIll@IllI lI GIllIlT1T1I1IlI@

Andrew Stensrud was here
grinding feed on the 9TH.
Oscar Bake is sick with
tonsilitis but is improving.
Peder Loberg, of Freeman
was pleasant caller at your
correspondents office on the
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Odden, OF
Garborg, attended the sewing
society at E. o. Almelie's place
last Wednesday.
School has closed for Two
weeks on account of a number
of children in the northern par,
Of the district having ton
silitis.
Gustav Olson on the Dahl
farm was found by our county
physician, DR.. o. G. Bean, to be
suffering from diphtheria and
was Guaranteed.
The supervisors as board
of health called on DR. Bean, OF
Walcott, and the five places
were visited by him, but mons
IF the children had any dan.
gerous disease which was de.
clared by DR.. Savage,
At the spelling contest be.
tween Sheyenne and Freema an
schools in Freeman the victory
was won by Sheyenne who had
eight left on the floor when all
of Freeman took their seats,
now Helendale has backed out
and won't meet with Sheyenne.
Ole Simle aged 20, was taken
very sick on the 22nd of Feb.
and died on the End of March,
the attending physician, DR..
Savage, of Davenport, was CAL
led too late. He said Ole had
tonsilitis whic h developed
into blood poison on account of
taking cold by staying in a
cold bedroom. His sister Hilda
aged 9 years died on the 3rd of
March, she had just returned
from Fargo where she had a
successful operation for ap.
pendicitis, but contracted a
severe cold at home which
caused her death.
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The election of class field-day
captains took place Friday Feb.
%. Miss Alma Luessen wae
elected senior captain; Ella
Peterson, junior; Laura Lees,
2nd year; and Florence Nc
DougaI, LIST year.
The German class of the
Model School under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Shank is working
on the German play THE Nep-
hew as Uncle" to be given in
the new auditorium as soon 40
it is &C mpleted.
The dormitory seniors en-
tertained the normal seniors at
the dormitory last Monday
evening. The dormitory was
beautifully decorated with the
class colors and very enjoy
able evening was spent by all
present.
VIM Danish of the senior
class is to be congratulated up
on his appointment to a posi-
ton in the philippines, which
was received last week from
Washington u. c. $1,000 does
not confront every young man
before leaving school.
An open meeting of the Y. NJ.
c. A. was held Sunday after
noon at the Normal. MI.
Froysaa rendered a violin solo;
Miss Amidon a vocal solo and
Mrs. Nerrick gave q reading.
Fourteen new members were
taken in at the business meet
ing.
The I. NJ. &. A. basket ball
team is going to Grand Forks
to play the ~" team. Mr..
Replar was elected delegate
and Mr.. Thoreson, alternate to
the state convention of the Y.
NJ. &. A. at Grand Forks. Our
Y. NJ. G. A. basket ball team
will also attend the convention.
The University basket ball
teams came down Saturday,
Feb. 20, and played the, Normal
teams. The "U" won both
games. The result of the girsl
game at the end of the second
half was a tie, II to IL. Then
playing off the tie the ~" team
won out. The result of the
boys game was SO to IL.
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State Normal.
i4I1I4I@I9I1I9I9I9JlJ9|1JlJ1IlIl[l (aIaJpr

Mrs: Greenwood gave a talk
Wednesday on 1.-THE Value of
Perseverance,"
Miss Peterson gave couple
of talks to the students of the
Normal on IN way and
Sweden"
5000 copies of the Feb. "Bul-
letin" have been mailed and
there are still a few at the of.
fee for those who wish them
The atheneum finance com
mittee report that $11O was re.
celved from the sale of tickets
for their play 1.-THE Cricket on
the Hearth"
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Science School.
59I@I1 l9I1I1[@[1Ia a9I 1I@I@IHI9I1IlEl9G

Elk. Supt. of Schools w. NJ.
House will address the stud
ents this week.
Pres. Burch will address the
students of the Agricultural
College, April 9Th.
A number of new students
are expected to enter at the be.
ginning of the spring term
April 3.
Preparations are being made
for the botany class in the
spring and considerable
amount of illpstrative material
is being procured.
The State Oratorical contest
will be held with the Science
School on April 10th. A large
attendance of visiting delegates
and students is expected.
The $4,000 pound testing ma
chine has been installed in the
new testing laboratory in the
basement of the main building.
Where some of the electrical
testing and experimental ap-
paratus and machinery will be
located temporarily.
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BIBLE SCHOOL.

The spring term opens April
LIST and closes May Oath.
With the coming of spring
will come also new opportuni-
ties for mission work in these
cities, as well as about the
country.
The LaGrippe has attacked
both students and faculty in
some degree during the winter
but no serious case of illness
has occurred.
The Bible School is approach
ing the close of another term
of successful work. The num-
Der of students enrolled exceeds
that of any previous year in the
short history of the institution.
There has been students en-.
rolled from as far south as cen.
trail Iowa and from as far north
as Saskatchewan, Canada.
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Wyndne1'e.
5lI9J 1J1I9J9lIaJE JlJlaTlI l,|rlNIp[1IuJi

r. N. Ink, of Wahpeton, was
in town Wednesday.
c. K. Thorstad spent Mon.
day and Tuesday in Wahpeton
Miss Gertrude Hanson spen,
Sunday in Valley City return
ing Monday.
Mrs. K. F. Whitcomb, oil
Hankinson, attended tthe con
test Friday evening.
l. Fifield and family arrived
here Tuesday, where they will
make there future home.
Rev. Powell, of Fargo, wa.
here Sunday looking after the
welfare of the Congregations
church.
Mrs. George Haugen enter
tanned her friends at 900" Fri
day evening. Mrs. Lars OILS
gard winning the prize.
The oratorical contest givel
by the w. c. I. U. Friday even
ing was grand success. Mis-.
Neal Duffy won the medal.
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PANToRIUM

Clothing of all Descriptions
Cleaned Pressed and Repaired.
Work Neatly and Promptly Done
at Reasonable Rates.
Out-of-town orders promptly at.
tended to.
vACHON AND COMPANY.
One Door West of Opera House.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-03-12
FARM LOANS.

1t will pay you to see us be-
fore placing your application
for farm loan. We can loan
ycu LARGEST AMOUNTS on
EASIEST TERMS and at
LOWEST RATES OF INTER.
EST. We also write insurance
both FIRE and TORNADO in
in six of the strongest com.
panies on earth.
If SCHUYLER Bros.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-03-12
FUEL.

Before placing your order for
your winter fuel see McCulloch
q Robinson Lumber Co, They
have increased their storage
capacity one half and are able
70 take care of your orders,
They have the following Goals
in stock: Hard Coal, Sunday
Greek Hooking, Zenith Lump,
Zeigler prepared domestic coal,
Pocahontas smokeless and the
celebrated Solway Milwaukee
coke. We also handle q full
line of wood.
Deliveries m a d prom pity.
McCulloch & Robinson Lum-
Der Co. If.