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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

At AICIIoN-25oo SHARES CAPUZAYA MN
ing Company sto1k G. r3o-as - ~ - -,
q son ~ 9 81 Nv. Monday. August Ia a.
p n u l0l-slzre lots. -ars opportrni-- -
-esa ClllDerT entirely re0rgzliza5 ard ia -szsssi
q lI1es and mzchi1s-v -. =
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Bankruptcy Court.
EQUITY Salts

JUSTICE BARNARD
No. 80 Alacostia Brick Company. rule 70 show
causc-
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT

RENTERS, ATTENTION!
Ca- Nam - We VIII IND you Just the b--..e
you want and where you want Il SaEas tine -
Uc--y- No charges TT IL
SHANNON * LUCHS. 7os Is-h 81 "
LOOK tor Our Green AID White Siz1
E0R RENT-5-ROOSI BRICK HOUSE- ADT0TV-
--s - ~ s. s7-s o-ly S-l50 per -lou-h- Aur1~
land Bus-dlur -'
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PROPOSALS.

FROFOSALS FOR BOON STaCK- 0FFTCF OF
SupeFlntendent of Library Building ard Grr-ufs
Washington D c. Aur1st ls0s-sealef r-,r.--sfs
Iof aanliacring. delivering. and erecting IN place
complete. the roof5d book stack required f-- tie
southeast court of the building for the Li.-arv Of
1oosress. = tins city VIII be received a. this 1cc
Vntll z o. clock D. II. on Thu BSDAY the 9Th dav
q August lso. ana then 1rhliCiy 0pened Specih-
oatons ard other information furnished or aruli-s-
ton 10 this oaice- BERNARD p GREEN Su-
Tsrinfcudent. z-.s r1 m IL "a =
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
To AND PROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

EFFECTIVE JUNE =. -ss.
SUBJECT To CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Ly- DIstrct Line station szs
s-i5 ? II - ~
hEAt hNING-LE- Chesapezze Beach. so 4 n,
- - ? T., 20 :. 4, GU p Il, saJ d n ID
lg-15 = n
SATURDAYS
GOING-Lv. Dis-rlct Lane station. s1s I'm
= L., 80 ?. r.. so p II. $40 . N - n =
ana 3-f5 J. r. 49,
-,.,i 4,11 L iNiNG-LT- Chesapeake Beach. go
l---' = n. 80 D r.. gu ? r. "a Z N goj
= r.. and l555 p r.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Go4NG-Lg. Dlstric- Line s-sr15p -
4lao a. r.. 20 , m-. 519 2 II. s00 D N rs
= r. ald 9-s5 = r.
A'-Si IL->lNe-LT- Chesapeake Beach. 20 4 4.
, n. and l5-J 2 ~
PAUL 1. WATERS, Gcne7zI Nans-gz
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF co.
lunsbis. Aug- = Is1s-ssaled rr8sa-sIs viii Aa -
celTed az this once until = O'Clock non SATI-R-
DAY. Septenber s. lsls fo- f-l-nish-n- two -5----
tlcks elippec Ulth air cooled gasoline enai1es.
Fo--zs q proposals specifications. and u-cesssr n
formation nay b. Obtained from chiaf cerf n
gnelr Department. Eoon a. Dis-r,-t R-isi~-
Nsshiuston- D c. HENRY p r. NACFARLASD
HENRY l. WEST. Jay J. MORROW. C7-1rnIs-
slollers. y. e. au-EuulzB
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TABLE B0ARn

Iso5 RHODE ISLAND AVE-. Ny-NOJv T-S0F-p
rev E'a1aSe1neut Excellent table board. good
h0Ele cooking. - - -
lib ST NW--EXCELLENT TABLE P0KF0-
terms Teaso1a5ie; hone table; best Of e7erthirT
1TSe-eod-5lz
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
Distrlcr o Columbia. Wa=hinE-0n. D. c 49,
> lr,-Ss1lcc proposals. VIII be received AZ -r7s
ollce Until 2 ociock- MONDAY. Au--s. T. f1- uz-
loading frl-l cars az Chew Chase s5dir- Raii---s
ara ono helr7ad about 800 cubic yards q crush
ed stone and s-reerinrs ard hauIi-r rbe .--.a - !.
point nedr Chery flase Circle. between Se--eplte-
= and June 50. Is9 Blank forms Of r.r1--ssls --,-
- ooia7ec oa lQrlc1rion % ccc n nroEe--r -Tp-E
Room 2l6 Dis-ricr BuldiuE HENRY n r. MAC
tAkLAND. HENRY I. WEST. JAY J. NOR
ROW. Co1znissioners. D. c. au7sNulB
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SITUATIONS WAKTED-FEMALE

COSlPANlQN. EOJSEKEEPER Or GOVERN
es1-t1- Ser-cmt-r. OF Iater. refnei vr7g-sr s--sE
-1g several lang-z-es. expe-is-csd ia h---zsEs-s-
se~4s CaFe11Es and --1rsi-- wants rs1siri7-
oest q retsreace Add-ess BOX Is. Head 60
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PAINTING AND REPAIRING
WINDOW DRESSEBS

SEE NE ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK
sign nen. let M make your sisutosrr5s -.
and screen doors 70 order
D MeINROY. q uTH ST. NV.
3sEt1,tk.Az9G
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER IS FAMOUS FOR II
purity reoeITed fresh daily from Chestnut Eii1
a: used AID indo-sed by leading Physicians one
= ntA nv Phone u. s6E, 49,
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Baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NV UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE.
LNEE1 OIhER HOUR on Th1 ODD HOT-R -
20 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
MN TERMINAL. ID STREET NEW YORE
49,. - a. T. B=s- - Pullman Pa-iqr.
s519 a. ID Dller ard Pullman pario- o.
- a. "a Lfler and Pullman Farirr a.
49, = m Dlleg and El4-lsau paF1sr tar
-. = r. k1lal Limited. All i'..Llulaa- 5-ho.r
So g. IL t11cles % Fl-i1delphIa
80 = L. D-lsr and f-Ilu-1a parlo-
-, 3 I- O11clls - l-l1elp1la-
--55 p r. >leeuers-
80 a p S4elrerL
'3-lJ p a. - t-'o'
To BALTIMORE
~ EkH HQJK 3 o. THE HOUR
-, 49, 80 80 80 -, a = % s@ p nl
80 Iil0. LOO a n 10 noou- -lz5s : ~
So. --as @g 80. So. $40 AS SO.
-i6-s5 s1i@s - 80 L-4 ~ fsao. 'lc10.
CHICAGO. ~ - .-7- = y a Ai-D-
.ssS-l4NCLNNAIl. ST LOEIS. and LOUISVILLE
- s5I-.- a r., 30 = r.. -1Z-Q uighL
- - iobt hts. 80 a. L.. IL. 3 70 p Il IN
SIL7EEKl-EILAND SD p IT,
- 4lsl - 80 Z u-
~ n q 80 NJ 80 u-. 80 , II
HP - - Z - IL -s--0 r. 40 $50 D n
a r E-i'4-A Sd 30. s3l5 a. n $50 fss6
H5AS essToWN, 80 a. u. $50 .
50 - Us -4S 5. y $50 -l2sS neon. - So
- &ao - 4 T.
f2IliPFEEySesss5 fP5iiyi EEySess5s Z ssaaay gsu55as5 only
- -. = 81 rs-. Main 1891. rL9 Per1-viraria
~ Vac ->f NeE Z mon S-atiou- Ilcsst Or1-e
. '-o'- --i-li---llo7l Bureau. Maia 80.
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EUG SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ~
CHEVY CHASE. ID. G
Adjoining CEsTy Chase Nd md .ritbi, -. NJ,
trict Frcutas ever l.oso feet o. Counect5crz az
rue ave streeJs runn1ug east and vest: 80 fest e.
taton EEery lot II ne Is available for bnil6
iEg purPoses- a detacksd houses an5 BUNGALOW,
erected or uu5er coCrse Of constru-tion sspce Mav
lsi'- the date Of opeulng c. the scbdisisioa Al
aty Improvements. inciudinE water. sewer. raacad-
tl-1se streets gfalzSlitAic s.dewaiEs shads trees
a. Eit,cct expense 20 purchase Speciai saduc--
mems are offered 10 these Who agree 10 build
Ni1tss telephone, csn for pIafs and fuu .a-sis-
e-2is- Auics and car.iAses AZ your disposaL
1EOS- , FISHER K CO. tiNI.l
- eth = uu
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NIER ARE YOU LOOKING e z4 z9 aS 4S H615
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

81 R ST. Nw.-zD FLOOR OF ROOMS AND
bath; l. /. h.; s. s,sst
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FoA RENf-BCILDING 3 MASSACHUSETTS,
ave nv. within one block = C-iou station ft-e5
esl.-iy Tor i-11caEoo-1 and lodging house. larsr
Flcrlda ave. Nv. -
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APARTMENTS TO LET

TIE IROQUoIs. no M-FURNTsHED APART
Eents- with or without bczsd. sixth hacr- rnvl-ts
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DIAMOND BARGAINS.

- TIFFANY DIAMOND RING: BLUF-W14rTr
ard perfect. SO: one SD tl.-es-z-r-- -.
slrr1Inleo Wifh diamonds. So s. s7li-ai-e 49,
E9nd ring. SIS; one 50 Elgia watch i1 a --l5-
allse case. ,g1rrznie5 for % years. s.. can
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STORAGE.

LAnhhGE.
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. AT
NES-tll-Et :. = Pa ave. EE.; reasonable rates-
oo1rel-enfly located Phone II les2 s-s-sl-
WHa PAY E0RE7 WE STORE FOR sc
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE On s1S.sa
q llth 81 nv 'phaus 1Isin "a sess6-
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81 Q ST. NW--FIVE LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS
aae bath hot water back porch: panuT.
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS. &c.

AOSNG PARROTS. CANARIES. MONKEYS
gol-sa raoulrs. guinea pigs. dcgs. cats. s7d ~
s-.l-as DlsllIectl1g Tor al purposes and sea a.
- SOAAIDS BIRD STORE. II l2th St.
PIGEONS. CASARIEs PARROTS. RABBTTs
80 -; = Ne- Fets bearded; prices rishL
sy2-u - ~
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VIRGINIA COTTAGE" BUCKR0E BEACH.
., nov open for The sszsons delightful board :
Teasa1hois terms; apply at onos. susst
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LARGE STONE HOUSE LARGE. AIRY ROOMS
- -iAoe' ny- and lake near b.; sprng and
-1--aS MRS. Z. A. LAKE.
- = y No - Boyce. Va
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HELP WANTED-FEMALF.

ASSISTANT COOK. COLORED. AT ONCE 81
PTTAL
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FOB SALE-LOTS

BAEGAIN-WILL SELL ~ SACRIFICE. COR
uer Ilr. IMPROVED 7rCrt-r- Haai-e ls=-fls-s--
need the mo1es- A1lress WELLER Box 50 Nor
-e-1. a. au7-5
FOR SALEM BEAUTIFUL ARGYLE VE.I7
CHOICE building site 10 feec trent: viii sell
whole or part GRANOLITHIC WALKS AfACAD-
A4lLLED SLEELI; blocks north Of Mount Pleas
ant Eear 18th 81. low Iri-- AID e4sy terms To-
quick buyer Address OWNER, BOX Is2. Head
once aust
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VERY HANDSOME - WICKER CO--aPT
goo as new. f1- SO. als0 dne Chartered a. ~
reaa and washstand for $50 cost so: rot ..fle5.
otheT targ1ius az SIS F s. NV igas,- -
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COAL

SPECIAL CASH PRICE THIS MONTH: FUR
n1ee $50: ess- store ana MT. s675; pea. s..
VA: J. HOLMAN. oll5 7th IN. Phone y 7sI
ECs7Ss
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DINING ROOMS.

IHE NAPLES. IS lsTH sT -FT-RS7SFTT=6,
aIaTtTlenrs private 5aths plenty bot water t-1rs
erts; uear NAVY Dept. i-sss,--s -
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HORSES, MULES. AND VEHICLES

AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
das, and Saturday. Cone and buy z1ur horses q
sioa- AAGRATH & RENNELLY- 305 11-b - -
Ez-5or
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HOUSE REPAIRING

OtltGINAL HOUSE REPAIR CO: CARpEI-
teTs ara builders store fitting and remo6eling. s
eraL house repairlns Of al kinds estinates fisfed
--oo4l ;. - + nv Phone ~ - r2is5t
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MOTORCYCLES.

!NDlAN MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM AIII.
leadllg te4ru7ess the Brooks ssd6ls; double -
CHAS- E MILLER & BRO. l1c5 5stb ~ sy----
au4-rf
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PAWEBR0KERS.
READY MONEY AT PER CENT
en H-lcles. diamonds and 1ewelry
LOUIS ABKAHAlIS
Bonded broker. 81 N=r-t - -
nOZ-eol-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED--eo CHAUFFECRS- We HAVE
seaooi 70 teach sou how 10 operate and -eDsir an,
t1zno1lles; inside instruction sl5- Class nov Fs-
LIlse.e -es5cls s1Fe- NICkERSON -AUTO EX-
CHANGE. Ss5a ls-h s. Nv s---7f
WANTED-sIx GOOD BOYS TO sETL, PAPTPS.
sIlendid looaf'ons sod permanent empLoyzaeut tF-s
hours even day ssary and commission 70 bovs -
The Herzld +-s-s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02

Sweaters, Sweater Coats, Suit Gases
and Umbrellas at a Saving of Prom
80 Per Cent to 40 Per Cent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02

BETTER VALUES THAN THESE NO
MERCHANT EVER DARED OFFER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02

We oversocked We've
heavily
Well zen greatly disappointed.
Va
the
carry affair through ogca
/
With wonderful ability doing things
ductions fresh from the n
do
ATE READY CASH rs THE POWERFUL FORCE
opportunities
clothing
duplicated
handle
o merchandise
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-25
WANDA.

Mrs. VIM. Brinkman returned
Monday from visit at New Ulm.
Lottie and Ella Ohlsen are expect
ed home Friday to spend their vaca-
ton.
Otto Kuehn is getting his stock in
shape, ready to move into his new
store.
Mrs. Ferdinand Bloedow returned
Saturday from an extended visit at
Lamberton.
Albert Spaulding is giving his
house new coat Of paint, both in
side and out.
Rev. Lambrecht Of Waterbury
conducted services in the Lutheran
church on last Wednesday.
On last Wednesday night the
creamery was broken into and two
tubs Of butter taken. The creamery
directors intend making a thorough
investigation Of the matter and
should the guilty party be found he
will be punished to the full extent
of the law.
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DELHI.

j. L. Borg spent last Friday in
St Paul.
Arthur Scott returned to the
cities on Friday last.
Mrs. Roy Leonard and three chill
dren arrived Saturday.
G. w. Elliott and wife of Redwood
Falls visited last Friday at the Pier
sol home.
Mr.. Benny Curtis returned to Echo
on Monday, after several days visit
with relatives.
Miss Ruby Boehm has been visit
ing with her sister in Minneapolis
the past ten days.
The northeast district of Redwood
county Sunday school convention
met here on Tuesday.
Miss Anilda Helgeson of Sacred
Heart visited last week at the home
of her uncle. H. 7. Helgeson.
Mrs. T. A. Anderson entertained
few friends on Saturday evening
in honor of her cousin. Benny Curtis.
JOi1u hO2SIS ICIuIucu W moi Ill
West Canada last Thursday, after
spending the winter with home folks.
A party was given at the home Of
j. A. Piersol on Friday evening. in
honor of his nephew. Justice Angel.
George Munson returned last Fri
day last from the National Business
College, where he has been the past
winter.
Andrew Stewart Of Redwood Falls
and Willis Mcdonald of Walnut
Grove were here last Friday talking
politics.
Quite a number from Delhi and
vicinity attended the funeral of
Orval Draper, at Redwood Falls. on
Sunday.
Mrs. Helgeson entertained num-
Der of Hilma's friends on Tuesday
evening in honor of the latter's
birthday.
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| o4TH NEWS

Grandma Johnson is on the sick
list.
Adolph Leonard was seen in our
village Saturday.
G. III. johnson contemplates a trip
to Chicago this week.
Mrs. DR.. Aldrich attended tie
ladies aid here on FRIDAY.
Geo. S. Davis and wife transacted
bushes at the county seat on Tues
day.
Services at the Workman hall next
Sunday. Sunday school and preach
ing at o'clock.
E. E. Sylvester, wife and daughter
Merriam, visited the home Of Banker
Stevens Of Sanborn over Sunday.
v. ". Vine and wife drove to Bel
view on Saturday, returning Mon
day morning. They were the guests
Of Drs. Aldrich.
Florence Longbottom was called
to Wabasso on Friday on account of
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Hensel of that place.
D. II. Patchin and wife drove to
Redwood Falls on Saturday where
they spent the day with Mrs. Patch
ms parents, A. F. Selik and wife.
"A large number from here attend
ed a surprise on their old neighbors
and townspeople, Mike Wagner and
family, at their farm residence on
Friday evening.
The friends of w. F. Benz are
glad to know that he is able to be at
home again after two weeks spent at
the Vesta hospital where he under
went two operations.
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NEW AVON.

Mrs. A Werner visited in Willow
Lake Sunday.
Lydia Boyer has been very sick
the past week.
Sam and William Smith were Red
wood Falls visitors Monday,
Paul Callaghan and wife were in
New Avon Sunday.
Miss Ethel Wolverton spent Sun
day with her uncle, J. Wolverton.
Mrs. Joe Brey took a trip to San
born Thursday, returning Saturday.
Dan Motion and wife spent few
DAYS the first Of the week visiting at
Morton.
Vern Barnum is confined to his
bed with rheumatism and is unable
to move.
Mrs. A. Datwyler and children
went to Sleepy Eye Friday, return
ing Monday.
F. Zimmerman and wife spent a
pleasant evening at the E. G. Hof-
man home Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Cumrnins and children
spent a few days in Redwood with
her mother, Mrs. Woods.
A party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman last week and
a good time enjoyed by all.
A birthday party was given for
John Anton Thursday evening. The
boys all reported fine time.
Miss Bertha Beckman returned
home from North Dakota Friday.
having spent the winter with her
brothers.
John Wolverton and wife returned
the first OF the week from ReDvilIe,
where they have spent the past
three weeks.
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VESTA.


J. Shaeffer Of Comfrey, former
ly of this place, was visiting with
friends over Sunday.
G. E. Larson spent several days
with his parents west of town last
week.
Misses Pearl Steinkraus and Alma
Kolander returned from their visit
inst. Peter Saturday.
Dave Betchen Of Sleepy Eye Wis
tied with Mrs. Schlekau at the hos
pital Thursday.
Ross Byrunl and Henry Green
Wald drove to Redwood Falls Sun
day, returning the next day.
I'll. Reichert drove to Redwood
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mr..
Draper.
The people of Vesta were sorry to
hear of the sad death of Mr.. Orville
Draper, q former resident Of this
place.
DR.. Kusske of Sanborn was visit
ing with DR.. Gray last Friday.
Mrs. Fred. Gertyjajenssen died
last Thursday after a two days i'll
ness. Death was caused by diabetes
millitus.
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Mss Emma Norman spent Satur-
day and Sunday thRowena friends.

Mss Emma Norman spent Satur-
day and Sunday withR oWena friends.
Miss Lydia Haurtli left for Man
kato Friday evening, where she Wis
tied with relatives and friends, re-
turning Monday.
A very pleasant surprise party
was given at Mrs. John SWab's Sat
urday evening. in honor of Miss
Title viii. A good time was re-
ported.
Claire Skeffington was called home
to Mortified last week on account
of sickness. She expects to be bach
to take up her school work again
the first Of the week.
There was nothing doing at the
New Avon store Saturday morning
at 3 A. M. and not an egg in sight,
but when roll was called at 11:45
there were 1864 present. A nice
little hatch.
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DELV Lii w

Al. u. Leonard drove to Seaforta
Saturasy afternoon.
Mrs Fed Simnean reeH~nad hone
IRON hsaMood raiis the tltot III me
Mees.
Lyle 2 terson has a; yea up FARM
ing and vii move to town in the
near future.
Geo. hsoy mas taken up land near
Michigan gi.y, N ID and intends to
break and farm next summer.
Leonard Bros. have purchased the
Ooegard dray Inc properly, amor O.
ing them a clear business field.
John Evans, formerly Of Belview.
has accepted a position as travelling
salesman for a medicine company
and will reside at Renville.
The commercial club have decid ed
on another debate Friday, March
9th. The question, Resolved that
county option is preferable to local
option"
Mr.. Ed. Duncan Of Morton was in
town last Saturday. He intends to
make his home here in the near
future. He returned home Satur-
day afternoon.
Misses Calista Duffy and Helen
Leonard returned from Wabasso
Saturday afternoon, where they
have been visiting with Mrs. G. r.
Goslee the past week.
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NORTH REDWOOD

FL. Alex is reported on the sick
list.
Oscar Schmidt left for Canada,
Monday.
Miss Edna Whitaker is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Cliff.
The mother of Mrs. MCGOWAN ar
rived here for a visit one day last
week.
Harry Davis and family moved in
to the Fleischer house recently va
Gated by E. Bailey.
A number from this place attend
ed the party at Joe Fishers. Joe
celebrated his 50th birthday.
A. H. Page and wife, who spent 4
few days at Wabasso, returned to
their homes at this place last Thurs
day.
Mrs. F. ]. Alex and daughter
Adeline. who have been visiting with
relatives at New Ulm, returned on
Saturday last.
Otto Lindeman, who has been at
tending the agricultural school at
Minneapolis, returned to this place
on Saturday last.
The relatives of Jerry Keefe re-
ceived q telegram announcing his
death, which took place at Los An
geIes, CAL, Monday morning.
Mrs. Richard Hnslx;n al Axth,,,.
Wolff celebrated their 18th birth
days last Saturday evening. Rela-
tives and friends reported good
time.
4. H. Schumacher, Ed. and TiIlie
Schumacher left for Sleepy Eve
Monday in response to 3 cali from
their mother, Mrs. Him., who was
reported seriously i'll.
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Miss Ethel Hodge visited Redwood

Miss Ethel Hodge visited Redwood,
Falls on Friday. She was accompany
led on the return trip by Miss Madge
Davis, who spent Saturday and Sum
day under the parental roof.
Geo. S. DAVIS has purchased the
buildings on the H. P. Nelson farm
and will move them onto his own
farm in the near future. Harry
SHINING purchased Mr.. Nelson's
eighty. The Nelson's will move to
Washington.
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SANBORN.

DR. A. 4. Kusske was a Vesta Wis
itor Friday.
Miss Kate Posi- Of Utica is visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. p. Dinneen arrived home
Friday from Candy.
Adele Bartholomew was q Spring
field visitor Saturday
Miss j. b. Larkin went to James
vile Thursday to visit.
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II. S. Welder has gone to Akley
to pre- pare to move his family here.
Mr.. Hoff of Dawson has charge Of
the lumber office during his absence.
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Mrs. j. P. Beynon of Winona ar
rived Saturday to visit with rela-
uives.
Ulysses and Pauline Wiley of
Tracy visited with their grandpar-
ents oyer Sunday.
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Oahu College by Trs to Fannie o
Frazier, D; lot 10, blk s, College Hills,
Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B 80, D 235.
Dated Oct 81, 1908.
NJ H Webb and VT to Jane Minton
(Mrs), lot 10, blk "a, Waialae Tract,
Honolulu, Oahu. 5000. B 3O7, 203.
Dated Aug 3, 1908.
Frederick c Miller by Regr, Notice;
of decree of title in Land Reg Court
Case No al. B 304, p 1876. Dated Oct
%. 1908.
Simon Rodrigues and VT to c K Al,
D; lot z, kuls 6450, ap z; 500, ap IA,
and 3237, APP 7, Kalihi Valley, Homo
lulu, Oahu. $1O5O. B 80, p 23S. Da,
ted Oct II, 1908.
Christina Laing by atty to Sin To
shima, L; pes land, Kaauhuhu, N 10
hala, Hawaii. yrs at $50 per VI. B
.313, p %. Dated June /, 1908.
III A Gerlach to Lin Sang, b s; bldgs,
furniture, fixtures, water tank, etc, Vol
cano road, Puma, Hawaii. $3.50. B 3O4,
p 435. Dated Oct %, 1908.
Namaha Kalili (Mrs) to Kaiewe Ke-
naolua wv, D; R P 1885, kul S494, APPS
1 and 8, Waipio. Hamakua, Hawaii.
$3.50. B 81, p 124. Dated June 20,
1908.
Kaioilawea (w) to Akioka, L; r P
5243, kul 1O960, Waipio, Hamakua, Ha-
wall 10 yrs at $50 per yr. B 313, p
9S. Dated Oct II, 1908.
w o Aiken and VT to Joe A Rod
rigues, D; 6-1OOa land, Haiku-uka, Ha-
makualoa. Maui. 1925. B 81, 125.
Dated Oct 81, 1908.
Hu Lung to Joe H Sylvia, D; 291000a
land and bldg, Makaaka, Waihee, Maui.
$3.50. B 81, p 126. Dated Oct %,
1908.
Pomaikai Waihoikaea to Pioneer Mill
Co Ltd, L; APPS l and 2, R P 1775, kul
4S7SQ, Puehuehuiki, Lahaina, Maui. 10
yrs pd $105. B 313, p 81. Dated Oct
IL, 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-05
OAHU COUNTRY CLUB.

At the annual meeting of the Oahu
Country Club, held October 80, 1908,
at the Alexander Young Hotel, the
following gentlemen We're elected as
officers and directors for the ensuing
year.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF HAWAII.

In the Matter of Andrew Bannister.
Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy. No. I73.
To the Creditors of Andrew Bannis-
ter, Of Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. Terri
tory Of Hawaii.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Srd day of November. 1908, said An
drew Bannister was duly adiudged a
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
Of his creditors viii be held at COS
Stangenwald building. Honolulu. on the
18Th day of November. 1908. at .
O clock a. m, at which time said credi-
tors may attend. prove their claims. ex-
anime the bankrupt, elect trustee.
and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meeting
WADE WARREN THAYER.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Honolulu, Nov. I, 1905. SlSS