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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30
EUL0G|zES
LATE W.P.J0HNS0N
Strong Resolutions Passed by
Organization; Succeeded by
Wade on Board Of Directors

Seldom has a stronger tribute been
paid to the memory Of an A~lbuquer-
uue mar than that rendered the late
". p. Johnson. by the Commercial
club. of which he was 50 long a val
used and respected member. a special
committee of the club drafted the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were passed
unanimously by the club:
whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
cod in His wisdom to remoVc from
this life our worthy esteemed fellow
member and director Of this club, MI
William p. Johnson.
whereas. The loss that is suffered
y the club by the death of Mr.. john
son is felt by all the members here
Of TO be one of especial severity by
reason Of his valuable connection with
tie association, its interests and well
fare;
Whereas. He was the leading spirit
in one of the largest manufacturing
| Industries in the southwest, being
| precedent of the American Lumber
company. ana his mVaryinB faithful
| ness ia tho upbuilding Of A%lbuquer-
| auc. his genial mannc with all whom
ne came in contact whether hiGh or
low. caused him to Win he highest
| esteem of all citizens; be it
Resolved, While bowling with be-
coming humility to the will of the
| Omnipotcnt, we take this occasion
| to place on record u testimony to
| the high esteem in which oul
| late brother and associate was
| held by all members Of this
| organization by reason of his
| cstimable standing as a club member
ana citizen; and, be it further
Resolved, That the heartfel'
sympathy of the members Of this or
ganization are extended to the be
reaved family of the deceased; and
be il further
Resolved, That a copy or these
resolutions Dc forwarded BY the Off
GERS of the club to the afflicted fam
lily of our late brother. and that
record of the same be spread upor
the minutes.
20. y. MARION.
-. G. BALDRIDGE.
"A. T.. WALKER
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30
TIGER WAS HUNGRY
BOY HURT
InQuiSitiye YoungSter Has Bad
Iy Injured Hand as Result of
Too Close Investigation of
Manegerie,

Ernest Hammond, % 15 year old boy,
SON col james a.. Hammond. us East
silver avenue. has a badly injured
hand and arm rs q result of too close
.,n investigation al the mcnagerie of
AN. Campbell BROTHERS circus. Yes
terlay morning YOUNG Hammond with
a crowd of other youngsters. was
watching The circus unload lie was
invrstiEat,ng the contents of u OF
the cages and vcntured his hand close
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30
Marcus P. SaWtelR
Contractor and Builder:
,s,t NORTH FIRST SdRhA"
TELEPHONE iOss'
REPUBLICANS ENDORoL. ov
FUSION IN NEW YVNA

New York. sept 29--f uS''' ~ me
&C ,bc New york county ticket 70, .a.
fan elections ls concerned ~ counts
ed tonight when the repuDilos' ~con,sst
convention nominated W-tuou, .eloc,-
the candidates which had ' ,nferenos
"a his afternoon hy q COM"
committee Of the fusionia's. one
Delegates representing ,4~,i go
hundred independent p'".,ing hda
civic organizations al . -sndilsa
nor tonight endorsed IN. .'or 10
of Justice William J. V' A..
mayor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30

That is the question which con-
fronts this town al thu present time.
II is a proposition which can b. solved
either way. according to which way
those living herc decide they want II
decided. Is TcNico-Fdrven 10 be a
good busy town. or a dead one II Is
within the power of the citz.ns of the
state Line CITY to make IL the best
town on the plsins-or To leave it die.
The railroads that are coming viii do
much to boom the town. but the real
growth OF the town could have com
mene-d months got is tho fsul of
The citizens OF the town and NO one
else Il hash t-TcNiCo Trumpet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30

TO THOST WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS OUR NEW 10Th
CENTURY COLLAR SNAPPER OF
FERS THE PERFECTION OF COL
LAR COMFORT. DOESN'T CRACK
THEM EITHER, AND LETS THE
TIE SLIP EASY. IMPERIAL LAUN-
DRY co, PHONE 14S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30
Al G. B. BraleviCh'S Statloret,

and Notion store (opposl'e ,andard
fice,) can be found the best s' n"rfect
cigars and tobaccos, kept IN y sne.
condition for immediate use, p,oi,.
cially constructed cases. M %orirJnal
iicb is selling out under the .snool
cost a large variety OF ~
books and toys.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30


Mrs. u. S. Boucher returned Ncster-
dan from an extended visit to her
home IN Johnstown, Pa.
. fto r,,.t r,or-
tral avenue. is confined to her home
aa tho result OF q serious Illness
~ ,.ooL,s
D. -. dh"''' ." - shann
hunting UP u" y '"%e'','
'"nth' Nes' o. '"c ~
NJ Matirin. the West Central ave-
nue. shoeliaN'I ""S 1 an.
IouI HioH'nS N"'' ~
cr AiNota lo""''
~ y shea. travelling freight and
messenger agent FOR the Dcnvc and
mo Grande..u was a visitor in the city
lI"IH 5aHt" &c @''''''''
l. Mc,iaffcy of Roswell arrived
I'm Nb,,a,iermto Yesterday ana win De
In th. eity for several DAYS looking
aftor h,siness interests.
H. W. GALES, general agent ior 'le
Occtdental lAIe Insurance eoI'p'"S ~
ming from Ell Paso.
from d t,vo
nm ! "a " Hnaaioa ma oth.,.
'""it''9 Nt5i' =" ~" Nr patt
9'u'''e''t - ra,,o
'a'''' S"t ''""'
"o'"0'
carlos Dreamer. assistant supcrin-
l'Iuoi' "a u ,'tsi
N'Sit "t' N''Vl ,'r,t,o IN
w. ~ - 10y
MS 'oi'le 'as' o''""'e'
q /. Mackenzie. superintendent of
tbr WeIls.Fargo Express company.
was hero Yesterday from Denver, uc-
'oh'Fill1od ny '9 pto''st, W
Nr"1''' .
The Roval N|ciehbors and Modern
! Woodaen should NOT forget the social
| given by Mrs. A.. r. Nye. $40 West
| uazrldtna avenue FRIDAY Afternoon TOR
thn benefit of the ROYAL Ncighbors.
| NON of remplo Lodge. No. 6. 4. e. &
NJ This evening AT < o'clock for
WORK IN the +. 4. degree. Bv order
of The " NJ. / 4. Miller. Sec'y.
L. 7. Delaney manager OF the local
Western Union Telegraph Office, lett
last night for a months visit to his old
home in Cincinnati. Miss r. $. Jones,
Of Ouray, Colo, is the relief manager.
r., s.,u. u
w. e''i,'' "Gi'',,,Ho- d..a,. u<@wo,y
ana Ice company left last night for
q two months visit with relatives in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30
Wade on Directorate,

Charles Z. Wade, general manager
of the American Lumber company, has
been elected to the position on the
board Of directors of the Commercial
club. made Vacant by the death of
Mr.. johnson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30

. VERY LITTLE MoHEa :. rhSp
GO \ LONG WAY w ryAMNi'
YOU ALSO. CONF aNDoxE ~
.ti :. SECOND II. flIur & 90
OUR STOCK. d. 6. ff"
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30

FOR A TIMER OR PLUMBER
CALL Up CRESCENT HARDWARE
COMPANY. PHONE 3I5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30

For SsleFivc-passenser touring
ear: a bargain. soG ". Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30

washington, sept. .e,-Ncw Mexico
and Arizona; Partly cloudy with
probable showers in north portion
Thursday and Friday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30

IOST-Eine Brindlc Bull Dog. wear
inc brass collar. Face half white ana
half briudlc: has stub tail and slit
cars: answers TO name OF "Buster.
suitable reward for return of dog ana
collar. X. r.. PUTNEH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30
YOU'LL FIND

when you come to loo,
the question OF your ne rD
suits for fall and win,os
wear that "'er
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30
MRS. S. J. BONSALL

WISHES TO
ANNOUNCE
That she has bought out the ''' =,
Hcauty parlorS at III SCUM
where she will conduct " ITS, ,Iar
Millinery and Hair Dressing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

day before was fulfilled. When hs
had finished speaking. tears swept the
cheeks OF those who dry-eyed had
faced privation. loss. death Itself:
those who had feared neither God nor
devil were on their knees, and ont
from among them stole woman OK
sin and threw her sobbins form al the
foot of the cross.
As the others watched her. a hush
Of awe fell upon them. and brea'n'ess-
~ they waited for Hcathcot to hur!
the iashes of righteous wrath that
should scourge her soul to fuller re-
pentance.
For a moment he stood mofioniess.
his face now white. tense, ab!aze with
a scathing light from his wonderful
eyes Then as though drawn by a
magnet he turned toward the cross.
the trunk OF the tall straight pine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
S$s$Ssa'NsRa
Easter IN italy.

Tho boys and girls ~ this sunny
land spend Faster morning in church
" they live In or near Rome they ~il
surely 20 10 ST Peters. tho largest
church in The world Their ihcy $40
thousands Of lighted rsna'eS. aIiars
covered with lovely aosCrs. and 10
their cars wonderful music softly
foais After the service IL Over me
whole congregation poHrs out On 10
the square facing the church. and
turning looks no ~ a balcony -vnr
tho middle docrvay E~rc = fEr-r -
seen dre.xcd IN bssui'ful -,bcs T. Il,
ihs core kS ~ rises and Hf's his
hapd thousands "f heads how 10 70.
c~ivc his solemn Easter blessing -
Exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

spray Aio'
lb<llowing wave.
The ring of an AK cut through the
twitter Of birds. and the throbbing
notes of a meadow lark's song. On
the edge of the clearing where Heath
cot had built his log cabin, young
pine had been ripped up by the roots,
and In swift flashes. catching the light
rs Il rose and fell his AK was dennd-
ing the trunk of all branches except
two upper ones which on either side
extended an outstretched arm Any
other settler would have seen in the
fallen tree only so many cords or
nrewood, but in every crude incident
on frontier life Heathcot Seheld An in
ner. spiritual meaning-saw In the
pine felled by the wind Heaven-g1'-
en- cross for his Easter standard when
he should preach his great revival ser
mon on the morrow.
The blood leaped In his veins as he
swung his AK with tireiess energy.
ana thoughts leaped to his brain in a
rising torrent OF religious fervor.
Standing by the compelling form of
/ the cross rough-hew from their own
J. forests by the hand OF their own
prophet he would speak 20 his people
q word of power such as he had never
spoken before-not even in his old
church back in --.
A sudden transformation swept over
de zealot's face. The angel had fed
and left only the Nan. the primitive
man with fierce. elemental love. jcal-
easy. hate Crimson surged in his
cheeks: his eyes blazed: his lips
marked a line OF defiance across set
teeth.
The AK rose and fell physical la
Dor heating into repression the stress
5 pf his passion. But while he chopped.
cut, trimmed. while he and the helpers
J Summoned from the settlement bore
tie cross through the woods and
!, roanted II at the head OF the plaza.
tie sense O; disgrace that had ruined
Ms career and driven him into the
wilderness still goaded his soul. for
Ms home life had been a house npon
aAe hilltop. its betrayed honor Knocked
at by every little dweller Of the valley.
And on the following day when the
Z oelslerx from far and near cabins gath,
erod IN the plaza. and Heathcot rose
I tf0m his knees and stood beside m"
GrVas pine cross TO preach his Easier
sermon. unconsciousIy IL was she
upark Of personal anger tia; lighted
i N Naming Pronunciation Of evil.
II was o dramatic scene. Above. q
ca. gray sky. weighed low with heavy
ejUodx: budding on both sides and AT
"a. lover end of the plaza. the rude
shocks OF the Settlement highwallcd
hsyoud NY the trees Of the surround
- forest: a; the upper end a sweep
Sd 0pen country stretching green ia
! ~ horizon. The cross Of pine planted
esuf this end lifted It's clesr-cnt strength
uon1ust The background Of the sky,
Bouily strong stood out the frontier
urUneher In his top boots. his cordu
Nh. his crimson sweater. likewise
Z ulrvns In bearing the men and women
- Ms ccngrega'ioa wao had left tho
uo1e ways Of pIcssantneSs and peace
{ = b1nse Q new trait IN history.
= Oaly . man Ike IIca;hcot. WHO lived
- lstercd and sought with ihrm,
- BY side. shoriaer 20 shogider.
t.epu1d have touched them. qsickcned
- xpsrSsrsi within. and she vision NJ
ogwsr hat had flashed before him
T. 49, - was hcxins the cross the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

pointing sterniy upward two branches
extending like arms outstrCiChed IN
pleading.
He Stcuprd 10 the PROSTATE woman.
beat over her. sT"ak'nC in a i0| hur.
ricd voice: lifted hcr 10 her feet
My people. he said in ton" Of in
snitc sweetness. y have now word
TO give you God is-inv" "" drew
the shrinking woman 10 his side I
cannot preach longer ~ you t~day.
for have found my wife-Uhn vas
lost and We must 60 home together. O."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

He night had crashed
through the woods
in storm. but the
morning broke in
sparkling sunshine
like a white burst OF
spray from a dark,
Willmar tribune., 1909-05-26
oBIT1ARv.
DANIEL M. WALBERG.

Last Friday night occurred the
death of Daniel M. Walberg, at his
home near the city. Death came
suddenly and was due to the burst
ing of a blood vessel in the brain.
Altho he had been ailing off and on
for some years, he was up and
around until the very last day of
his life. The funeral was held yes
terday from the Lutheran Free
church, Rev. Michaelson preaching
the funeral sermon. Interment
was made at the Free church ceme-
terry.
Daniel Walberg was born in Grue
parish, Sol0r, Norway. Nov. 20,
1874, and he was thus about Ga
years and z months old at the time
of death. He came to this country
about 80 years ago and he and his
family made their home on the
farm near the city ever since. He
was thrifty and highly respected
citizen, and his sudden departure
will be sincerely mourned by all
who knew him. He is survived by
his wife, four daughters Emma,
Olga, Lydia and Esther-and one
son, Arthur, and a sister, Martha,
all of whom live at the farm home,
and one brother and three sisters in
the old country.
Willmar tribune., 1909-05-26
WIN Give ..Heisht'' social.

An entertainment and height
social will be given at the new Sun
burg schoolhouse, Dist. So. on Mon
day evening. May 81 when the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
Music, selection, Hanson orches-
ira; speech of welcome, Rudolph
Gafjern; drill. Memorial Day;''
song, National Echoes, Choir; rec
itation, Memorial Day, Samuel
Gandrud; drill, Memorial Day;'
recitation, vanishing ANY, Eli
ing Teige; dialog, ''Three Little
Lads;" exercise, Liberty Drill;;"
solo, selected, John A. Henjum;
recitation, Decoration Day." Ma
bel Jorgenson; recitation, Lin
coins Gettysburg Address," Julius
Iverson; music, selection, Hanson
orchestra; Recitation, "Honored
Dead" Minnie Jorgenson; dialog,
"A Capable Servant. (" Melvin Berg,
Elling Peterson and Elmer Hauge;
recitation, Granddaughter of a
Veteran, Thelma Jorgenson; reci-
tation, 1.-The Soldiers Are Com
ing,'' Curtis Olson; grafton,
American Soldiers" Arnold Can
druid; dialog, "Stars and Stripes"
recitation, Burial of Sir John
Moore" Paula Poverud; recitation,
memories of the Dead," Christine
Wick; dialogue, "A Joker in Dis
grace" recitation, Agnes Gandrud
and Alfred Peterson; speech, Clar-
ence Jorgenson; song, 'Tith
Claer," choir; recitation, Hans
Schmidt" Bennie Satven; recita-
tion, "Bivouac of the Dead" Cora
Moen; song, Golden Rule, -
school; recitation, His Choice, -
Selmer Gafjern; dialog, "Getting
Ready for VISIT" song, "Al]
Hail Dear Columia,' school; dla.
log, "Our Ceantry's Flag" song
"Rest, Soldier, Rest" choir; re.
citation, "Kitty's Lesson" Rosie
Jorgenson; song, "Just before the
Battle, Mother; play, "Jumbc
Jum"- -"Mr. Gobbleton," Alfred
Berg, "Mrs. Gobbleton.'' Alma
Berg, Jumbo jun, Edward Kan.
bestad, ''Mr. Cheatem," Filing
) Peterson, Henry Meriville," Mel.
vim Berg. "Adelaide,'' Belle
Remey, ''Hannah," Mary Remey
music, selection, Hanson orchestra.
A "height" social will be given
after the rendering of the program.
The ladies are requested to bring
! in their height, in inches, together
with their name, in sealed envel.
opes. These envelopes will be sold
; to the highest bidder, by the inch.
Ladies bringing in such envelopes
will please bring lunch.
Proceeds will 60 towards improv.
ing the schoolroom. Don't fail tc
see Jumbo jun, the comical darkey
who does just as he is told, but ri.
diculously turns everything upside
down. Everybody welcome.
Elmer Hauge, Teacher.
Willmar tribune., 1909-05-26
a. ARe74S951 7z4S%965M1

Arctander, May 24.-The dredg-
ing crew had breakdown last
week which delayed the work few
days.
A special meeting of the East
Norway Lake congregation was
called last Friday for the purpose of
electing delegate to the annual
meeting of the United Lutheran
church at Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss Selma Henjum met with a
rather peculiar and unexpected ac-
cident last Sunday evening while
milking. While she was doing this
horse came running full speed
against the COW from the opposite
side. The COW, in attempting to
get out of the way for the steed
threw Miss Henjum to the ground
backwards. The horse made not
the slightest deviation from it's
course, but ran over her, striking
her very severe blow under the
chin with one of it's hoofs, making
a deep cash and damaging a few
teeth. DR.. johnson of Kerkhoven
was Immediately called and he
dressed the wound and relieved the
patient of the pain. She had not
fully regained her consciousness
until in the afternoon of the follow
ing day. She has not even now the
slightest recollection of what occur
red, which shows that she had been
knocked senseless by the first blow.
She is recovering very nicely,
however, so we hope it will have no
serious consequences.
Services will be held at the East
Norway Lake church next Sunday,
Pentecost day.
If the weather is nice, Arctander
will be we'll represented at the mar
ket day in Kerkhoven next Satur-
day.
Miss Hil]a Aasen visited with
Mrs. Mariet johnson, formerly
Mariet Rhine, in Grove City the
past week.
Miss Constance Larson finished a
years successful work as teacher
in Dist. Sc last Friday.
Willmar tribune., 1909-05-26
News Items From Kandiyohi

Kandiyohi, May 24.-Miss Elsie
Monson Of Spicer has been spending
a couple Of weeks at the home of
her grandfather, J. G. Monson.
The confirmation class was en-
tertained at dinner at Rev. Walter S
home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Olson of
Willmar visited relatives and
friends here last week.
Ed Halstrom made a business trip
to Minneapolis the first part of last
week.
Miss Mathilda johnson of Will
mar was a visitor at C. 0. Peter
sons home Thursday.
Mrs. A. Redy, Mrs. F. J. Gustaf-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer johnson
and Willie Gustafson attended the
funeral of Mrs. Ringtsrom in At
water Saturday.
Misses Annie and Minnie Klint
came down from Willmar Sunday
morning to spend the day at their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Peterson vi
sited with relatives in Atwater sev-
eral days last week.
P. E. Anderson with his crew of
men is busy at work erecting two
story dwelling house for Chas.
Johnson.
Mrs. John Carlson of Willmar
has been visiting friends here for a
week.
George Johnson, who has been
staying with his uncle, Rev. B. E.
Walters, the last six months. left
for his home at Kenmare, N. D.,
today.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Gabrielson
have rented apartments in Tulin's
building and moved in last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swenson
of Raymond were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ander-
son Sunday.
Mrs. E. r. Wahlstrand came
down from Willmar Thursday to vi
sit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Swan Anderson. She al
so attended the confirmation servi-
ces at Tripolis.
The deacons of the Tripolis
Willmar tribune., 1909-05-26
Ba9fAsT LAKE EaI!;4A L,L4AN

East Lake Lillian. May q. Miss
Ruth Strom closed q successful term
of school near Hector Friday.
The basket social and dance last
Saturday in. the Jacobson school
district in Cosmos was a success
both socially and financially, and
netted neat sum which will be
spent for books for the school.
Agnes Strom is the teacher and she
has just closed a successful term of
school at that place.
Mrs. Tom Carney from Bird
Island visited with the C. c. Ward
family a few days the past week.
Hans Peterson is building an ad-
dition to his house, and it makes
quite an improvement for Thorpe.
All we need now is a railroad, then
we will be all right.
A letter has been received from
Joe S. Kopesch of Unity, Sask.,
Canada, in which he informs US
that he likes that country better
than he did Kandiyohi. He also
states that he has purchased team
of oxen weighing 1896 pounds. That
team ought to have more pull"
than ward politician.
Mrs. Stromme L. johnson, Mrs.
E. J. Strom and Mrs. Avery have
been visiting near Hector, where
Miss Ruth Strom is teaching.
G. Linn has purchased fine
pony from an Olivia horse dealer.
Charley Byer from New Ulm
came up Monday to visit with his
sons Joe and John.
M. w. Hubesch was an Olivia vi
sitor last Thursday.
Albin Larson was thru here last
Sunday. Hope to see you again
soon, Albin.
E. J. Strom has entered the St.
Paul Daily News auto contest. Do
all you can for Mr.. Strom. Save
the coupons, renew your stbscrip-
tions and credit the votes to E. J.
Strom, Bird Island, Minnesota, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Wenzel Wallender called on the
Hubesch brothers Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Blocker spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Lobnitz.
Fritz Meakly of Bird Island was
a Thorpe visitor Wednesday.
Joe Gross has received some seed
corn from New Ulm.
The creamery paid it's patrons 2S
cents pound for butter fat for the
month of April.
Willmar tribune., 1909-05-26
Firs, Ward Comes to the Front.

First Ward Comes 70 the Front.
The following is a detailed ac-
count of the subscriptions for Home
wood Park secured in the First ward
by Mesdames Andrew Larson, J. P
Rodenbur, I. T. Cramer and John
Skoolhem, acting as committee
for the Housekeepers' club:
Ten dollars each-D. N. Tallman,
DR.. ]. R. Peterson. o. e. Ruble,
Andrew Larson, Mary Margaret
Spicer.
Five dollars each-W Willmar Hard
ware Company, VIM. j. Phare.
Mrs. L. o. Thorpe, ]. E. Lawler,
Judge c. E. Lien.
Two dollars-Andrew Peterson.
One dollar each Mrs. j. H.
Netheway. Mrs. J. H. Taylor, H. T.
Thostenson, Mrs. J. H. Erickson,
c. Hennings. John Boyd, j. Skool-
helm, 0. K. Severinson, w. D.
Frederickson, Elick Larson, F. F.
Paulson, Mrs. J. Galliford, Mrs.
H. McGregor, Mrs. o. H. West
berg, Peter Nelson, c. A. Birch,
Mrs. Ludwig Wold, I. T. Cramer,
0. A. Jacobson. Christ Paulson,
Ben Benson, Mrs. F. H. McNees,
M. 0. Thorpe.
Fifty cents each-Mrs. R. TEL
stad, D: w. Mclaughlin, Mrs. H.
G. Hays. Mrs. F. j. Melvin, Mrs.
S. P. Johnson, o. P. Nelson, Mrs.
c. Loretnzen, Mrs. Gerstle. James
Cleary, Mrs. VIM. Gilger, Mrs. S.
Rodenbur. Mrs. Margaret Lawler,
Mrs. Boyd Mckee, Miss Ida John
son, Mrs. Mats Anderson, Mrs.
Hackett, Willis Cleary, Mrs. H. W.
Larson.
Twenty-Five cents each-Jacob
Gerstle Jr.. John Scheib, Mrs.
James Poferl, Miss Mathilda Bonde,
Mrs. Martha Botnen, Mary Gerstle,
1nga johnson, Mrs. Minnie Larson,
H. S. Scheib.
Mrs. R. G. McClintock, Is cents;
A. Berkland, 10 cents; A. johnson,
10 cents.
Total, $111.0O.