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New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
Proposals..

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIR PARTS FOR CARS t'
Z Steel. Bolts, Gable Conduit, Electric Cable
Nfre Joints Horseshoes Puieys Pipe cover
ing Horseshoe Pads Forks Stable BrooIns Hose
brushes C1rrvconlIs SADDLE Pads. Leather
Whips Rock Harness Dressing. Axle Grease, Car
bollc Acid Glue Rubber-samp Material Rubber morocco
Skins Cardboard Paper etc Sealed proposas daI si D
Isthmian Con mission Washington D : Gltii ii
H. 1909, at which time tney WI
he onened in public furnishing the above ntloed
articles Blanks general information relating 70 this
circular NO 4S5) may obtained from this once or
the offices Of Assistant Purchasing Agents - STATE
City; C1stom-ffOuSe. New orleans La
ana 1856 Point Street; San Francisco Ca adso
Engineer Offices in the following cltles;
sea4t1e Wash. Los Angeles. Baltimore Nd: Phila-
dciphia Pa; Pittsburg. Pa Boston. Mass; 8uhaio.
\ cleveland Ohio, Cincinnati. Ohio; CHICAGO Ill,
s. Louis Mo. Detroit Mich: Milwaukee, Wis s. Pau
Minn ChartauooEa Tenn; Louisville Ky Mobile, IA
aud Galveston. Tex Commercial club kansas C7ty 40
Quincy. III. and Chamber Of Com
,1arre and Board of Trade. Tacoma WashF G Boggs
CAPTAIN Corps Engineers. L. : A. General Purcnas
Officer
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
P. R. R. RAIL ORDER LET
Other Leading Roads Expected to
FoIIo1c Suit Soon.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroads rail order FOR 1893
delivery which has been reported let several times
recently vas officially announced yesterday m Phila
selphin The order calls for 1S5,5oo tons Of steel
rails which have been divided among the steel
,o,,nsnies IS follows: Illinois Steel Company g.
sr tons; Cambria Steel Company. 250oo TONS Penn
sylvsnia Steel Company. 25.eoe tons; Laoka"anna
steel Company 1seoo tons; Bethlehem Steel Corpo-
ration. 1000 tons.
This is the first steel rail order OF any magnitude
solaced this year and the first made by the Penn
Ezlvauia road. A smaller order is announced IN
Trade Review This is for 1000 tons By the Chi
caro. Burlington & Quincy Railroad. OF which
eaao tons goes 20 United States Steel Corporation
and 10 90 tons TO the Colorado Fuel & Iron Com
papv.
Vow that the Pennsylvania road has placed its
orders il is expected in steel circles that other
heading roads viii follow suit shortly. All the
roads have DELAYED much longer than usual thls
wear in placing their for delivery in the new
esr Part OF this delay is attributed 10 the econo-
mics practised to Offset reduced earnings and part
90 the dispute specifications. It Is understood
that thu latter has been disposed Of by the rail-
manufacturers agreeing furnish better quality
-s at the old price of SOS ton the railroads having
,HeId the ground that II the rail manufactures
would not reduce prices they must furnish better
rails
The Iron Age" in It's issue to-day says with ref
e-enoe 10 the order placed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad:
It Is understood that 81 least in some instances.
delivery prior 10 March Is 1903. has been asked,
I7osirion to meet this requirement in some cases
fe makers have been asked 10 furnish open hearth
III Of the ceulpanies have open hearth plants. their
location IN the case Of some Of them Is not con
<s. @ Brer en- plants The Rethlehem Steel com
rsny does not make any Bessemer steel at all
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
COTTON COMMITTEE REPORT READY.

The special committee appointed by the New
York Cotton Exchange TO consider the CRITICISMS
of the contract and rules of the exchange made py
Herbert Knox Smith. Commissioner OF Corpora
tions in his report the operations of the cotton
exchanges and 10 formulate recommendations by
which these criticisms could be overcome. is I'M
derstood to have about finished its labors and' II
is said Will probably make its report shortly aIter
the first OF the year. 1t is generally beheVed oV
the trade that the contract and rules 70 ne
advised will be thoroughly defensibe. economically
and commercially. and will win the confidence OF
all who are interested in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
$40 PAuLo BONDS ovERsUBscRIBEo

The subscription lists for the Sac Paulo coffee
loan which opened in this city At 10 o'clock
yesterday morning were Immediately closed. the
subscriptions largely exceeding the 100000 al
lottec to the United States. There were tansac-
tons In the rev bonds the Curb at 9Sl4 ard S319
the latter figure being fun point above the issue
price of s211. From Boston it was reported that
the Subscriptions through Lee. Higg1nson d Co.. OF
that city, were in excess of S5,OO,CO0.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
HA,eH7 & FREEsE DIVIDEND ORDERED.

Boston. Dec. ia dividend Of per cent amount
ing 10 s72,0o was ordered to be paid to the Penn
svlvsnia creditors of Haight & Freese, brokers,
who failed two years ago. by Judge Lowell In the
United States Circuit Court to-day The Massa-
chusetts New York and Washington creditors have
been paid u per 1t is unlikely that any fur
tber dividend will be declared.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
A s12.271,ooo BOND ISSUE

The Chicago & Western Indiana Railway Com
pauy has sold to William Solomon & Co. N-2n'0oo
per cent consolidated mortgage bonds. part OF
the proceeds of which will be used for retiring an
issue of S. 100000 collateral trust per cent notes
which mature on February /. 1910, but which Will
be called for payment February l, 1909, Mohat
& White and the Equitable Trust Company are
associated with william SaIomon & Co n the
transaction.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
C.. o. g. /. eoNDHoL0ERs IN SESSION.

Hartford Conn. Dec ia meeting of the ,
per cent first mortgage bondholders of the Cincn-
rati Dayton Ironton Railroad was held here to
dav in the office of the Phoenix Insurance Com
nanv President Skilton Of that company presiding.
II was said that the committee now holds about
4 per cent OF the issue. motion was adopted
that il was the sense the meeting that the bonds
should deposited with the committee. It was
stated that Mr.. Perkins, OF J. P Morgan & Co.
was at work on a plan II settle the present
troubles.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
/. $. AND M. c. DECLARE DIVIDENDS.

The directors of the Lake Shore ana tle 4Nioii
ipsn Central declared yesterday the regular semi
animal dividends of 6 and per cent. but omitted
the per cent extra dividend declared oy each com
panv at this time year ago The New YORK
Central owns sI6 6s14 Michigan Central stock and
SA5 80 90 Lake Shore stock, the extra per cent
z;,-iden5 on which would amount 10 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Full Information concerning these room.
may be had, free of charge. At the Uptown
Office OF The Nsu York Tribune. 1864
Broadway, between 36th and 37th sts.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
RAILWAY SHARES AT AUCTION.

At the weekly auction sale of securities Yester-
dav sfxty-seven shares of stock of the Nrginan
Railway Company were sold at 2215 The week
before 100 shares sold at 239s, that being the
first public quotation established for this stock
most of which is held by H II. Rogers. president
and practically sole owner of the road With the
sI0oOO0n0 bonds sold to syndicate in the spring.
of 1901 however. s15Oo,oo0 of the stock was given
as bonus. and the shares now coming into the
auction room probably part of that hlo.k.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
I DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

| FARMER. mixer. driver, and all
kinds Of outdcCr work strictly temper
ate: strong and willing. SO monthly Ir-
win : Bureau. "a West 11tn 81.
MAN AND WIFE. Svedes- no children
aged So, together. on gentlenlan's place +,
trst class references. johnson. 23 Grove 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

tenders viii be called for. first on the basis of
per cent bonds and secondly the basis of ~
per cent bonds. The company has notes maturing
between January 6 and May >. 1909. aggregating
sll 10000. which, with the accruing interest ana
refunding charges. viii figure up about 81, NocU
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
GUH]ARD[L15UE9

anna MIA. .Dec. q. .1OauG GCampan1a janis, loam
Islcania-. DeC-5 50. 10aIn I.ucanla 81 ~ Iuat
T,1sTrsrf9 ian Il ~ an? Niau--tanle- F"b-}.n Il
THE MAURETANIA & LUSITAN1A, the
largest and fastest steamships IN the worlo'
u-iII hereafter sail on MLllNESDAAS.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
ROOFING ANn IrAnrRs.

LANE SYSTEM-H LEADERS
away from Wall by lane pA;en pipe
hangers saves leader saves vail Circl-
lAEs mailed Ira g. Lana. -UT Z. Gath st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
PIANOS AID ORGANS.

We buy for spot cash second hand pi-
alos send postal ana representative
will call; we have SteiuWay bargains.
wise Piano Co. II East I15th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
ELECTRIC HEALTH YIBRAToRs
FOR AMAS

HEALTH Vibrator Hssdqua rters few Ea-
tionGl Arnold others slightly used bar
gains we Fepatr exchange EATIJEAL
VIBRATOR, 1l61 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17


One disinterested freeholder shall =,
chosen by the Board: one disinteresteC
fresholder shall be chosen by the COMPANY
these two shall choose a third disiuterestei
freeholder. and the three so chosen shall
act as appraisers and snail make the r,
aluation aforesaid. such appraisers shall
be chosen az least six months prior 10 ths
exptratfon Of this original contract and thei
report shall be fled with the Beard within
three months after they are chosen They
shall act as appraisers and not as arbitra
tors. They may base their judgment upor
their own experience and upon such in
formation as they may obtain by inquiries
and Investigations without the presence ot
either party. They shall have the right tJ
examine any OF the books % the Cpu-aus
and its officers under oath. The valuations
SO ascertaiped. fixed and determined shall
be conclusive upon both parties but n
annual sum shall, in any event be les.
han the sum required 10 be paid for the
.ast year OF this original contract. II. In
4ny case. the annual rate shall not be
liked prior 10 the termination OF the orig
inai term Of this contract. then the Com
Danv shall pay the annual rate theretrfOre
prevailing until the new rate shall be 10
'ermIned, and shall then make UP 10 the
CITY the amount OF any excess OF the an
1ual rate then determined over the rra
-ioIs annual rate The compensation and
expenses Of the said appraisers shall be
borne Jointly by the City and the Ccn,-
qany. each paving oue-half thereof.
city FOR this privilege the following sums
4 money.
ta1 The sum ot three thousand i've hun
ired dollars tS3.jOW IN cash within tbirtv
t3oI DAYS after he taJe IN which this con
.ract Is signed by the Mayor
% During the first term of five wears
an annual sum which shall in no case he
ess than seven hundred and Afty dollars
$500. and which shall be equal 10 three
p per cent " its gross annual recelp:s
such percentage shall cNceed TIE sum or
seven hundred aud htty dollars tS7aO.
During the second term Of Eve wears an
annual sum which shalt la no case ne les
ftsa fourteen hundred dollars Isl 400. and
which shall be equal 10 Eve 81 pe~ cent.
OF It's gross annual receipts II such per
seutage shall exceed the sum OF fourteen
hundred dollars 81. 4OO
During the third term OF I'VE vesrs An
annual sum which shall in No case b. les
han fifteen hundred and 0fty dollars
81 510i, aui which shall he e1uai 10 i've
Der cent. - ~ its gross annual receipts
= such percentage shah cvcesd the sum
Of fifteen hundred and hfty dollars Isl. .aa1l
The gross annual receipts mentioned above
shall - that portion Cf the gross receipt 5
of the company nS st1l bear the same pro
portion so It's whole gross receipts as thu.
length of the extension hereby granted shall
near n the entir" length or the line 90 the
bTpany IN operation.
The Vment of such minimum sums
-HaN reEin from the day cn vhtrh th.s
, .rtract IS ttgnei b,- the Nator
.fs'Ehfs P-ide~ 1urirs I've 0-sf 5ero, - ela
ears the ANNA sTr - - go i,,rirg rN4
second term Of nse years tbs annual sum
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

second-The said right - construct.
maintain and operate said railway shall Re
held and enioved by the Company for the
term Of fifteen 15 years from the date
upon which this contract Is signed by the
Msvor. with the privilege Of renewal OF
said contract for the further period OF
twenty t2Ol years. upon fair revsluatton
Of such right and privilege.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

FAC-SIr1TLE LETTERS
TYPEwRITTNG AND PRINTING.
EATON LETTER co.
Phone 5s73-Barclay. 2Ss BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
LOsT-BANEBOOhj

HDST.-Bankbook No. 4g1 $50 or Dry Dock
Savings Institution ANY person having
claims upon said book Is called uuon 10
present the same to the bank within thirty
days, or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinguiEhed and a new one
Issued in lieu thereof
BANKBOOK No AL. .822 Of the Mon Dime
Savings Institution IS ilicciuE ANY per
son having a claim 20 II is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten dass
or submit to having said passbook can
Celled and a new one Issued
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
HEDTTERRkNEkN TnnRS
AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE Of an execution. I will sell
this day. at a m. mems suits, chill
dren's suits overCoars. single coats and
pants. ar 6. S and 10 First st, New York.
I Van Leer, Marshal.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Jacob Gensler. Auc-
ti5ncer. viii sell today at 2 clock. al
so 1874 Madison ave Borough OF ,Ianhat
Nv order Of ATTORNEY for Mortge sae.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
Suburban.

with refined table. for gent leraea. steam
heat. near Erie ana Lscka wanna stations
Address Pleasant. Box 90. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

Per line ..--.............-- Is cts.
HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds precious
stones, old G,sd. jewelry- Established
1874. Mrs. Lynchs son. 94S broadway.
~ DN tlR IlS SEMi-NTS aud subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. 1864 BruadWa-. between B3fh
ara 3Tth sts-r until O'Clock D. IA. Ad-
VerfIssments TecsiN Ell 81 the following
branch offices al regular Office rates until <
ocllrk y. M, VIZ 284 n ave. J. =
cor 23l -. taj Ssh ave. COT 18Th 81 lO4
East iith ST 257 West z2d st between
3th and sth ave~ 1S3 Nsef l2Sth 81 Iot5
81 ave 1924 - - te. near 6ist 81 1903
lEt 7-e neag seth - To- Esst r25rh -
I5S Trsmont are $50 "a ave. ana any
American District Telegraph oacs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

Offices 245. 4S4. 1900 Broadway. s Astor
House 225 5th ave. New York; 343 Fulton
st BROOKLYN: West 23d st. and Liberty 81
After P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. &c,
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information,
b & o. r. R.. ed St Ter. Phone 3144-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
BOSTON & MAINE TO ISSUE BONDS.

The directors Of the Boston & Maine Railroad
COMPANY. according 10 dispatches from Boston
YESTERDAY have voted TO call for tenders for re-
f,rn5f7r The floating debt by the issue of S170oe go
frent,--yesr bonds. Of date Of April / The
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

HAVE LIST CT buyers for all kinds OF
business Coates I9S Broadway.
DVERTISEMEN1S and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No 1884 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Tth sts-. until O'Clock p. m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch offices at regular Office rates until s
o. clock n. III, viz. 264 Srh ave. :.
cor. 23d st. 1913 9th ave. cor 18th ST; IO4
East I4th St. .! West 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

MWL LT0GRAPMlElG
TYPEwRITING. L. RUELBERG,
Tel. 66SO-3Sth. IS West 34th st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

( Each 8 words ....-..---.- > eta
J Is words. times. @s.--.-.-..--..-.SI 81 90
MADISON AVE. s73. 694. 696 Abrasive
large and single room. with excellent
board; prices reasonable. American
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

TYPEWRITERS AND TYPEwRITIN6.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

CoACHSAN--A gentleman giving up HIS
horses would like 20 place his coechruen.
lloln he Csu recommend as first class
man pho understands the care Of horses
sr5 carriages. good driver. nea-. willing
Eos-er aTld oblss-rE- Address C.. J. 3. +. o.
Box 1.7a4-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
CARPET CLEANING.
GAMES.
Tfe L6eaI Christmas GIT

LOBE Craze Of the day. For old anJ
oung. NeN, ful Of fun and exercise In
door game -or table or floor At all stores
y. :. Novelty. SOC Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

HT-NGARIAN-AMERI SERVICE
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES TRIES r
Caronis Ian. :. noon Pannonla ..-.--F 80. !
.-s-T7sTia Ian u noon Ca-ouIa -..--.- f-ei'- L
VERNON H. BROWN. General Agent
21-24 state St opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

LARGE FRONT ROOM for one or two
gentlemen or married couple: convent
ences. Wolf. 322 East Goth st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

CoACHMAN. USEFUL MAN Sober. com
pete1t. respectful; single. TWO years ref
errnce. countrg- : o H Tribune Uptown
CH5ce 1864 BraaiWav.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

6sTH ST, IS W.-Parlor floor. suitable for
physician; private bath. electric lights.
best attendance
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

COOKE first class young German; good
baker, best references; city or country
wages S35-S+o- call sr Lang & Boecherer
Co s Bureau SS-&5-47 West 33S st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

GGACFNAS city or country good. care
fuI Crfre~- understands care Of horses.
rarTiarcE ans hs mess. good written and
1ers0rzl .ere- er.le from last emrioycr. dis
s-Esec6 ~srurds- morning :. Woodward.
E0s -sst 19il -
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

ally neat Young woman. best references
city or country NJ .. Mrs Collier s
Agency. IT, West 23d 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

LARGE uarlOr beIrnm. private bath.
AitcEenette; phone 126 West 9Tth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

FTTL E-R Or USEFUL NAN with excellent
CITY references thoroughly understands
Is duties s-o znyR here Miss Margaret
Srnith'e Bureau, - West zod ST Phone
FnSs Brysut-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

COOK.-French. capable and experienced
woman. frst-clsss references. under
stands all branches Of cooking; viii do
marketing catering. erc- NJ D. Miss
FirzGeral6's Bureau, 503 Fifth ave. cor
ner 42d St
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
RAILRQAD3.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRANS.
To RAi,TIMcRE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW nNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

L. o. Higley, who is now engaged in
farming at Higley, N. D., informs the
Independent that he cleared so per
cent on the investment in his farm
the past season. The first year he
made 80 1-3 per cent on his invest
ment and the year following rs per
cent. Mr.. Higley keeps strict &C.
count of what his land produces and
can tell acre for acre what it is doing.
For instance last year his potato crop
netted him 800 per acre, and his en-
tire crop netted $3.50 per acre. Thus
it is that cheap priced land in the
west will net more than the 500 acre
land of the east. Mr.. Higley is also
quite 2 poultry raiser. having raised
500 chickens with an incubator the
past season. @
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06
RICE LAKE.

A lot of people are proving up their
claims these days. We all hope they
will stay out here and not leave for
other parts.
On Sunday the 10th of last month
the infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Tangedahl and Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
Johnson were baptized and christen-
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tango
dahl. Rev. Sneve Of Grelland per-
formed the impressive ceremony.
1t is to be regretted that some peo-
pie will bring up their children Grim
inally inclined, see the results of
these tendencies in their acts of
thieving, and do nothing to check
them. No names will be mentioned
here but if the parents of a certain
boy do not take him in hand, they
will find their young hopeful an in
mate of the state reform school.
Chas. Robbins is digging well on
his claim.
Last week the handouts at the
Elkholm camp were being dished out
high, wide and handsome. There is
good business for half way inn out
this way.
A meeting aiming to the organiza-
ton of socialist club w"s hcll &.
Simonsc-'~ After discussing inter-
caC.ss topics, committee was ap-
pointed to arrange for another meet
ing.
Albert Tangedahl is visiting at the
old ranch. ,~.r~,,lx
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06
In the Old DAYS.

81 remember when I was county
commissioner of Ward county years
ago, that we didn't meet very often"
John Ehr, related the other evening
but the little business that we had 10
do know one day we commissioners
spent the whole day figuring what we
would do with the railroad taxes after
leaving them accumulate for ten
years. We had little or no occasion
to spend the money, and did not know
how to use it. The railroad tax was
only three or four thousand dollars a
year. Today the railroad taxes are
over 100000 year and learned that
others found out how to spend the
money.
A. C. Nedrud, the present county
treasurer, then told how he was a
county official in the old days and
sometimes drew salary as high as
$25 month.
Mr.. Ehr then went on to tell how
one Of the officials drew but couple
hundred dollars for his entire years
work, and at the end of the time the
commissioners went against the law
and gave the poor fellow few dollars
extra.
While the Ward county officials are
better paid today than in the old
days, yet they are making the county
more money For instance Register
of Deeds Gunder Reishus, besides pay
ing all of the expenses of his Office
last year, cleared $4,000 for Ward
county.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06
brady ITEMS.

Mr.. Gilbert Westbby narrowly es'
capped having a serious runaway Fri
day, the "a. The buggy tongue came
down frightening his horses. They
started to run, pulling him over the
dash board, while his fair companion
was left to her fate. He was dragged
quite distance but he finally man
aged to stop his horses. Gilbert was
somewhat bruised but was lucky to
escape without serious injury.
The new feed mill started NJ y
brady by the Unaordah! BIS, is do
ing rushing business.
Lucille and Helen Wilson have been
ill with the grippe. ~
We hear that Gilbert Underdahl,
who is spending the winter at his old
home in Frost, Mimi, has been seri-
ously ill. We hope by this time he has
recovered.
A few of the young people of Ora
dy attended the ball given at Burling-
ton last Friday evening, Jan. 81.
Mr.. brady has quite variety OF
postal cards at his store and We hear
that he is rapidly disposing of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver o. Thorn return
ed from an extended visit in Mime
sofa and Missouri.
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FORMING

liver Strand was on the sick list
last week.
Miss Dinah Syverson returned
last Saturday from York, N. D., where
She has been visiting her sister.
Anton Fallett expects to leave for
Tioga next Saturday for a visit.
John Stakston and Anton Fallet
made a trip to the Burlington coal
mine last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson arrived
from Benson, Mimi, last Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Lawrence made
call on Mrs. L. T. Larson last Mon
day.
John Stakston made short call at
Louis Pederson's last Sunday even
ing.
Dan King and Edwin Larson were
county seat callers last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Eadahl and John Stalks
ton were callers at the S. T. Larson
home last Thursday evening.
Mr.. M. G. Lawrence made bust
ness trip to Douglas last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Larson and lit
tie son Albert and D. w. King were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Larson's Saturday evening.
Christ SwensOn made fving trim
to brady last Monday.
Bernt Larson and son-in.law, Mr..
Peterson, made call on the former
brother one day last week.
Andrew T. Hegleberg, Dan w. King
evening last week. Whist was play
ed until q late hour.