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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
Among Our Neighb0rS.

A number of farmers have organ
lied to build a telephone line from
KerkhoVeen to Murdoch.
Tie hoops on the water tank at
Echo burst during the cold spell,
causing the tank to fall to pieces
and leaving the village without any
fire protection.
Wanted-by Clara City young
ladies, number Of gentlemen to
get up sleighing party or two.
The moonlight nights are ideal, so
are the roads, butthe young men here
are so awfully slow. For further
particulars write the Herald.
An exchange says that the fsh in
the New London mill dam do not
find the water to their liking; that
they are crowding the flume and
the banks in an effort to get out,
and that last week 5000 pickerel
were speared, 1T being out Of sea-
son for fish stories Notwithstanding.
Breckenridge citizens have evil
IDENTIFY grown weary of factional
city elections for they are now try
ing to get together and agree upon
a ticket that will meet with gener-
al approval, in order to avoid Bit
terness and disruption, and to fur
Their in harmony the interests of
the city,"
Last week finished the ice harvest
from Green Lake The Great
Northern railroad shipped 1913 cars
to different towns along the line
and 48 commercial cars were
shipped by local parties. The state
board Of health is closing out the
use of waters from small sloughs
and in the near future Green Lake
will undoubtedly have to furnish
twice the amount Of ice that is nov
| being taken from it.--Green Lake
Breeze.
St. Peter has made a draft fol
the new franchise to be granted it.
telephone company. 1t provide
, for ten year franchise, for which
the city is to receive $500 per yea
during the first five years and $40'
per year during the last five. Il
addition, IL phones shall be fur
nished the city free Of charge
The upper four feet of the tele
phone poles in certain districts ar
} to be at the disposal of the city TO
electric lighting purposes.
Early Friday morning of las
] week man by the name of Ward
who was rooming at the Hotel VIII
kin, accidentally fell down stair
S and sustained injuries from whic
he died a few hours later at 81
Francis hospital. The man ha
been working on the ice gang an
v had been here only few days
About $50 in the morning, afte
calling other members of the crew
$ he was thought to have missed h;
Y footing and fell from the secon
v floor to the first. He had no know
d relatives and no. one even kne
k where his home had been, so
h was buried at the expense of tt
# county. -Wilkin Co. Gazette.
a The Browns Valley Ielepho1
r company will soon be organize
"a with a capital Of $4,000. A $40(
r exchange is to be built, the nece
"a sary stock for it having been sui
2 scribed in less time than it takes
e tell the tale. In the meantime Il
Minnesota Central is putting on
80 bold front and is trying hard to il
a. duce it's former subscribers to r
70 tain and use their phones, and d
spite the fact that a joint notice f
discontinuance of service after ia
. 81 was filed by lob phone renter
the company has made no efforts
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
Sells Span OF BKeosEed Mares.

Sez1S SVSaIa On EEUOEEGaE IVLaFes.
P. j. Haley sold pair Of matched
chestnut Percheron mares to Robert
Hemphill. Centervil]e, S. D., last
Friday, the consideration being
$500. The team was shipped the
same evening. They were a fine
span of registered animals.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10

c. N. Frye has resumed his work
as telegrapher at the local freight
depot after three months layoff.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-27
F'iestas de carnavaf.
Comlte de concursos

La comisi0n de damas que
fu6 nombrada para Calificar
los trabajos de bordados y
calados presentados al con-
curse en- el Ateneo, declare
que eran casi todos merecedo>
res de premios. por 10 primo
roso de la labor y Ia elegan-
cia del dibujo; pero obligada5
a elegir dos para los premios
propuestos. y despue8 de estu-
diarlos Y compararlos deteni-
damente, eligio ell presentado
poyla senorita Monica Calde-
ron para ell premio Silva, y el
de la seilorita Carmen Andi-
no para el premio Singer.
Propusieron ademas cuatro
menciones honorificas para
premiar labores primoFsas de
las selloritas Margarita VOL
kers, Maria Portela, Ramona
Marquinez y Gomez e Isabel
Gonzalez, todas de esta ciut-
dad.
Tanto estas senoritas, como
las dos que obtuyieron los
premios tendran opci6n a Gin,
co leccione gratis dc borda.
do y calado en- maquina, da-
das por la profesora dc la ia
brica Singer, que llegarl den
tire de dos semanas a esta ciu.
dad. San Juan Puerto Rico,
Febrero Is de 1902.
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Como burIan los expen-
dedores de leche, Ia ac.
cIon dc Ia Justlcia
De maestro cOrresponsal.

Ponce. Fehrero 24.-Para cl
dia de aver estaban senalados
en- la Corte municipal aIgunos
iuicios contra varios expende
dores de lechc adulterada por
denuncias prcsentadas por los
agcntes de sanidad y tan solo
Sc pudieron licvaT a efecto tres
o Cuatro.
Segun do cuenta a Ia Corte
ell Marshal. los individuos de
nuuciados no han sido citados
porque no Sc conoce su resi-
dencia Y los mismos denun.
ciantes. no saben doude en-
c0ntrarlus.
Sc encuenirs la sanidad a
un individuo e2pendiendo le-
che adulterada. le toma el
nombre, y la muestra de la le.
che para ser reConoCida en- el
laboratorio del hospital Trico.
che, y 81 resulta la leche mala,
presenta la denuncia a la
Corte.
Cuando el Marshal q sus
agentes van a citar al denun.
ciado. resulta o que ha dado
un nombre falso. 8 que Sc ha
lido para otro pueblo al verse
denunc.aiO y nj con un galgc
60 r. colo.
Para obviar en- 10 posiblc
csta- diioultades. al iucz mu
nicipal aconsei6 a la sandal
quo Al denuucisr al vendetor
dc lerlr aduIterada reouirie
ran 81 Eel Eilio de- la ,policia in.
.sular Y r1nduieran 4 la Cora
al transgresor De u ley para
qae 81 30 tiene domicilio iilc
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Incendio en- la haciend a
Florida.
QUem6se una pequeha pieza de
CalaS.
de nUestro corresponsq, }

Yauco, Febrero 49, Ell vi6r-
nes como Il la una y media
o. n. sc declare un incendio
en- la hacienda "Fl0rida' de
csta Giudad, ell cual dur6 p0r
cspacio de dos horas, queman,
dose una pequena pieza de
canas, Algunos bomberos pro
vistos mas que de buenos ma.
teriaics de buena voluntad
para combatir el fuego, acu-
dieron al lugar del siniestro
y ayudados de varios polioias
y paisanos evitaron que las
llamas tomando incremento
llegaran hasta eT siTio donde
hay depositada una gran can
tidad de gasolina.
Ell fuego iu6 casual seglln
informan, y nosotros approve
chamoS csia OCCASION para in
dicar 10 conveniente que seria
Ia reorganization del cuerpo
de bomberos, provey6ndole dc
todo 10 necesario para evitar
las tristes consecuencias que
pudieran sobrevenir en- caso5
como eI del yiarnes. ca ell que,
hi adn una corneta para avi.
sar a los pocos bomberos que
hay, Sc encontr6 Ell cl parqne;
tOdo 10 Cual acusa una enorme
desidia poI partc dc! ayunta-
miento de esta ciudad
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El Sr. Agostini.
EntuSiaSmO en- la isla pOr el
cultiyO de la ''SanSeyeria'.

noy asxAos saludado ell es.
tas ofcinas al Senor Andres
.Agostini, el active : inCamsa
BILE propagandista del Ct Ii
70 de la ScasfUertd.
II senior Agostini en- su re
ciente viaje por la isla, con la
exposition de datos acerca de
dicho cultivo, ha logrado des.
pertar gran interes entire nu-
merosos propietarios que han
dedicado va algunas cuerdas
de terreno a Ia siembra del
citado textil.
Espera en- el pr0ximo vapor
frances que tocara en- Ponce,
el senor Agostini, varias ma
auinas desfbradOras- Despues
de estO volvera de nuevO a vi.
sitar los pueblos de Ia isla va
recorridos por Fl, hacienda
pruebas con dichas maquinas
para demostrar hasta que pun
TO g facil haIIaHdCse dispues
toa clio el amino dc Jos agfi
eultores puertorriquenos le-
vantar en- Ia isla una vigoross
Y productive indastria Cue
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FL bale de esta nochc
Joyenes que Sc disponen 4 lie
mar eI salon del teatrO.

Esta noGhe es cl anunciadO
bale de Pinata en- el teatro
Realmente. eI entusiasmo cs
inusitado entire los mas distin,
guidos eIementos de esta so,
ciedad.
Numerosas iovenes Sc dis,
ponen a llenar cl salon del
teatro, y 10 mismo muchas ia
miIias vivamentc interesadas
ell que, por eI lin benefco de
la fiesta. 6sta resulte cou la
mayor espIendidez
Pur ESQ sc sabe que Sc pre-
paran sorpresas gratisimas a
la concurrencia, que sera muy
nntrida, y que habra la ami
maci6n que Ell ningun otro
hailc hubO.
Al teatrO Csta nOrhe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-27
Ponce 26. Asamblea liz

-Ponce>26. Asamblea Le-
gislativa, San Juan P r.:
"Estudiantes Poncenos alien.
tan grandiosas csperanZas y
aguardan cuerpo legislator
aprUCbe unapimemente bill
ciento cuarenta y dos camara,
referentc construction edifirio
para nuestra High SrhocL
Gratitud nucstra rterna,
Luis &amalca IgIc@iaS, Tcodo.
10 Arias y otro-.
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CABLES.
La revision de las ta-
tarifas. {
- 9ms -
Dos mil reaccionarios fue-
ron rnuertos en- Persia
Turquia y Austria arreela
ron sus diferenclas.
Sc reanadaran en- la pr0xima
primayera, las relaciones d.
plOmaticas entire VeneZuela'y
.EstsdOs Unidc

New York, Febrero q. ,-Azd,
car: 1915 1I2: ootizase para
el proximo mes, 3,79 3I4.
New York, Febrero 27..-.
Despachos que Sc Green proce-
dentes de Madrid, informanr
que ha dimitido ell ministro de
la guerra y le sucedera ell ge'
neral Linares.
Habana, Febrero q; la
Camara de diputados ha apro
bado UNI proyecto<d ley cream
do Ell teatro naGional.
New York, Febrero 27..-:La
revision de las tarifas para
que convocara a session ex-
traordinaria al Congreso' ell
.presidente electo Taft, en- Mar
70 Is, Sc prolongara hasta el
dia 1ltlmO de Mayo. BE que
re dar a esta importantisima
reunion del Congreso todo el
plazo necesario para el deteni.
do estudio de las cuestiones
que han de resolverse en- ella,
toda vez que .Francia adopta
Attitudes de represalia ante la
amenaza de, una guerra aran-
celaria.
Teheran, Febrero 27.--El es-
piritu revolucionario latente
en- toda la Persia, ha tenido
una terrible explosion en- la
populosa ciudad de Tabriz,
Los elementos liberales, en- una
batalla encarnizadisima que
entablaran contra los elemen-
tos eaccionarios que oelen-
den las seculares intituciones
autocraticas, mataron a dos
mil de estos ultimos. Fu6 un
verdadero massacre de politicos
retr6grados, Ell shah Sc dis
pone a enviar refuerzos a la
region sublevada.
Constantinopla, Febrero q.
Este gobierno y el de Vie
ma, hon,logrado llegar a un
entendido, arreglando sus diff
,cultades de manera que no Sc
temen va rompimientos belico-
SOS. Ell dnico pals balkanico
que sigue mostrandose hostil,
es Seryia, apoyada, ,segdn Sc
afrma secretamente por Ru.
sia, pues la dinastia de los Ro
manos esta ligada a la del rey
Pedro, pero no Sc considera
que este sea va problems de
muy dificil solucion para los
poderes europeos opuestos a
una guerra Ell orientc.
New York, Febrero d.,
Las relaciones diplomaticas
entire Venezuela y los Estados
Unidos, Sc reanudaran en- la
pr6xima primavera, arreGla-
dos va los diferendos entire
ambos paises.
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Notieias.

-OG cllCuclltId Cu Dan udll
la hermana de ii Carload que
recorro la isla r2cogiendo fon-
dos para la creaci0n dc un
Asilo de hu6rfahos en- Ponce.
Parece que el rdsultado de su
excursion por la isla ha sido
satisfactorio, perque todo el
mundo ha respopdido gener0-
samante d la demanda de la
encargada de tan dificil como
altruista labor.
La Comisior. de hacienda
de la Camara cs a estuGiand0
el C.. B. 17t"Pregnpuestos' pa,
ia ell entrante eiercicio. Sera
enviado a la Clmara dentro
de breye plazo, lAues la opinion
general Sc ine14na a cue no
debe dejagse pa3a ultima hora
Ia discussion da@se importaate
proyecto de ley.
Para juez de Ia Corte de
DiStrito de Guayama Sc indica
al actual fiscal de la misma
Lcdo. Felix C0rdova Davila Y
el Lcdo. Salvador Mestre Ca
parros, de Mayaguez para fia'
cal. Serd hecha la provision
de e8tos cargos en- la proXima
session cjeoutiva del Cousejo
--Esta manaba conferenci0
con eI Comisionado Gc lnstIuc
ci0n una comisi0n le conovi
das personals dc San Lorenzo.
Esta compuesta de los ae0orcs
+. Scll6s, Aybar, Casae Apon
te S, doctor Baianda3 J Pc
dro y Tous Vienen a queiar.
Sc de los proccdimicnto> del
professor de inglGs scilor A II.
Pall EI Comisionado oireci0
investigar el case, Las niilas
de las escuelas de aquella clu.
dad 81 ncoaron i comcurrir 4
leIIas a cdltsa de laa flases Que
les dirijicFa d dos scIoriias d.
elias eI cXpresado professor, -
GIN han informadO los cOmi'
sionados.
Ell comercio dc Ia rludad
SO mucstra GOnformc cn un
todo con cl cierrc dc los csta,
I blccimicntos por la noche y
/ entire Otros el senior Giusty ma.
nifest6 hoy a M reporter de
La Correspondent ia" que par
tidariO decidido dee esa medida
era de esperar que eI Conseio
aprobara ell bill" p sado poI
| la Camara
--..El sehor Sanchez Mora.
ra!es csiuvo esta nahana en-
la Mansion Ejccutiva con
objcto dc dar el p+same al 90.
bernadoc con motive del fall.
cim.entc de la seuOTa liza de
este dc cuyo sucaso di6 cucn.
ia oportunamenle La Cores
20 ndencia. "
I'll martes rcgresaTa i su
Residential de Eieques el scnor
-. Bcnitcz. haceudado q
aquclla isia, que esta Ell I'd.
Juan en- asun tos dC negorla
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III nrornctn le leH nne FL

FL proyecto de leg que So
esta discutiendO en- Ia Camara
para doiar de- una Cortr Mn
nicipal i cada una de las po-
blaciones de In isla. impOrtaIa
al redsdOr de 5 100 OO0.
-Ha salidO para Yabucoa
Y POu-e a senor Auunio
Caubet del alto oomereio q =
esta plaza RegresaIa el
luues.
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aumcnte la riqueza agricola
Segum nos informa el senior
Agostini, despu6s de las prue-
has con las maquinas desf-
bradoras, hay muchos propie
tarios en- la isla que Sc dedi-
caran a la siembra On grande
escala. de la sdHseref7G.
Deseamos el mejor 6xito Ell
sus gesiiones al senior AgOs-
tint.
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presto fauza para p1 eJaf %
!ibe-gat,
RcrDmrudam
GIs no ST. limits
.fi.n .aaAe po' a ...
na-au sus vista. "a H- tf
sia-, que eI aigUn.a- -
sc aapaHGa yenGH, a.
iee-e Cr gae4, ! e. H-.. -- "a
oou un poo de leaE-
Ia ests inpre1ls - rsa's FaP'
y.sis ! sos pe-os ~ as k..sL
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-10
PLAN BIG CHANGES.
Lan<in Catholics Will Purchase Addi-
tionaI Property.

LanlSin, N. D., Sept. 10.--Following
the regular church services at the
Catholic church a business meeting
of the men Of the congregation was
held. when plans for the future i'm
provement of the church property
here were discussed at length, and
ideas taken up and debated.
1t is the intention OF the church
people to purchase several lots ad-
joining the present church property,
and make the site a handsome one.
In the spring a new residence will be
erected for the use of Father Gaydu-
SEX, and several additions are planned
that will make the church home here
one of the incest in the county. A
committee consisting of Fl. e. Alien
dorf. r. B. Loubek and James Lamach
was appointed to see what could be
done toward purchasing the additional
property desired, and they will at once
proceed to make such arrangements
as they can.
The Lankin Catholics are greatly
pleased at the fact that a resident
pastor has been assigned them and
will do all they can to make this
parish an important one in the church
circles Of the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-10

This total Of 1875 is s10 points
higher than the total made by the
team last year and 152 points higher
than the infantry Leam's score in 1908.
In Thirty-fifth Place.
The position OF the team is adj
vanced from forty to thirty -fifth
place-providing the action of the
board Of officers in their throwing out
the rapid fire scores and two skirmish
run scores Of the Naval academy team
is upheld.
The highest score this years, sol,
being 425 points above North Dakota's s
aggregate, while last years score was
TIA points below the winning score
Several causes contributed to the
excellence of the record made in adj
dition to the fact that the team had
more practice this year than in 1908.
The ammunition used was carefully
selected and was identical in the case
OF all teams, the men were furnished
with extra rifles so that should one
become disabled they would have an
other to fall back upon.
The change from the silhoutte to
the "B' target in the skirmish run
saw SACbNSE OppOA buAiAty ~ AStAIlH
with q comparatively small amount OF
practice. but after all allowances have
been made for the matters spoken of,
the shooting OF the team was phenomi-
nal and the First North Dakota in
fantry is to be congratulated upon
sending out so strong body of ride
men.
AS far as the record shows at pres
ent, Arizona, wyoming and Delaware
are the only one regiment states which
excelled North Dakotas record.
All the members Of the North Da.-
kota National guard are urged to pre-
pare themselves for the contest which
will be entered into in the summer OF
1910 for places on the national team
of that year, and are particularly re-
quested to practice aiming. sighting
and rapid fire daily.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-10

Harwood, N. D., Sept S.-To The
Forum: Miss Hanna Broin is visiting
friends in this community
Miss Anna Pearson will leave next
week for Armenia where she will visit
with her sister.
Miss Clara Selstedt. who was serious
ly taken i'll last Friday is slowly con-
valescing, much to the JOY of her many
friends.
Roy Landblom left for Fargo last
Monday, where he will enter the fresh
man class of the high school.
Miss Clarke of Fargo commenced
school in the Bowman school last
Monday.
The many friends OF Miss Denah
Holsten will be pleased TO learn that
she will be able to leave the hospital
his week. She VIII stay with her sis
,r in Fargo for some time before she
.ucns home.
Miss Selma Hogelund spent Sunday
N Gardner visiting with Mrs, Shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar Ostrom are re-
joicing over the arrival Of ten pound
baby girl Mother and child are do
ing nicely.
Cannon Falls spent a day visiting rela-
tives here while en- route to the Seattle
exposition.
Miss Minnie Mortenson spent Sat-
urday shopping in Fargo.
It is reported that wedding bells will
soon be ringing here and one Of our
popular young ladies will not lead q
single life any longer. Cor H.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-10
A sTITcH IN TIME.

Nothing looks more untidy than to
see any one wearing pair of gloves
with the finger tips protruding or the
seams burst.
SO 4 ycI spy even only q tiny hole
mend II without delay. Mend ii from
the inside with fine cotton the same
color as the kid Never use silk, as 1t
cuts.
Don't break off the cotton. but cut II,
or you will draw the stitches too tight
" together and make the seam uneven.
q flpger into the glove and draw the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-10
SEVERE INJURIES
FOR NECHE Man
CAUGHT IN FRONT or RUNAWAY
TEAM AND TRAMPLED on
THREE RIBS BROKEN.

Bathgate, N D.. Sept Richard
Gym Of Neche township was run
over and very seriously injured By
the Standard oil company tank team
and wagon. The driver OF the tank
wagon started his horses up just this
side Of Neche and for some reason
they became unmanageable and ran
away. Just in front of the team the
driver saw Mr.. Gym driving along
in his buggy and shouted at him to
get out OF the way. Mr. Gym seemed
confused and did not attempt to turn
out and the runaway team was on
him. trampled the buggy to pieces
and seriously II not fatally injured
him.
He was taken at once to Neche and
given medical attendance. It was
found that three ribs were broken,
his face and head badly lacerated and
that he was bleeding internally.
Mr.. Gym is one Of the oldest resi-
dents of the county and we'll known.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-10
What Makes Us
Win?
10 II Talent or Perseverance !?

THE world is divided into two camps,
those who believe that talent wins
and those who pin their faith to plain,
old fashioned plodding perseverance,.
And both are wrong. while both are
right
Listen, o you women who read this,
and benefit thereby
Nothing can be gained without plod-
ding perseverance, but not everything
can be gained with It..
One of the wisest old men that ever
lived in this world once said he knew
the secret of failure
TT is" said he, that not one person
In ten has perception enough to find
out what he is fitted for and to stick
TO that one thing. Most people are
made to do one thing well, some fortu-
mates may do two things, but no one
person is fitted to do everything"
And that's the whole trouble.
II you accept a position regardless of
your fitness to occupy it. don't be sur
prised that you do not go far in it.
IL you were lame, would you COM
pete in races? And yet some 20 into
Offices as bookkeepers when they ought
70 be writing poetry, and others at
tempt to act when they have no more
artistic temperament than column of
figures. / have even heard of woman
who studied interior decoration when
she was color blind and another who
attempted to become a singer when
she had chronic throat trouble.
Nero thought he could sing and
Richard Mansfield stood at the ribbon
counter, but the latter saw his mis-
take and ended his life in success,
while Nero there is no doubt. was
forced to kin himself not only because
he burned Rome, but because he would
sing and force people TO listen to him
Thus the difference between success
and failure is mainly knowing ones
own limitations
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-10
Held in JAIL ON
SERIOUS CHARGE
MONTPELIER RESIDENT TAKEN
TO JAMESTOWN FOR HEAR.
ING ON STATUTORY
CHARGE.

jamestown, N. D., Sept. 10.--A man
giving his name as Jones was brought
to the county Jail, and is held awaiting
q hearing on statutory charge pre-
ferred by Miss Crossett of Montpe-
lier
A warrant was issued last winter
from the office Of the states attorney,
but the man made his escape. He re-
turned recently and was arrested. The
hearing may not be held for day or
two.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-10
sheyenne Valley.


Maddox, N. d., Sept. 6.-To The
Forum: The Sheyenne reports thresh-
ing machines humming In the neigh
borhood last week,
Martin Olsen started out from Mad
dock Saturday with his threshing OUT
tit
Ole A. stone began his fall run OF
threshing last week.
p. q. Sarlie. west OF Maddcck, fan-
ished threshing Monday. He reports
his wheat going about twenty bushels
and his oats forry bushels and barley
thirty seven bushels to the acre.
Some of the would be sportsmer
seem to have an over supply of shells
At any rate few loaded ones have
been picked UP by the children dur
ing the past few days.
Threshing outfits In operation may
be seen Ia all directions and ere Ions
grain will be pouring in torrents intc
the hoppers Of all local elevators.
Abraham Jorgenson, near Maddox
came in from vtckins Saturday. Hs
had q breakdown on his threshing en-.
gine.
Miss Minnie Bergoust and Miss
Engen called on Mrs. Anton Ward the
first OF last week.
e. 8. FossAn and children made !
call at Maddock last week
Pastor Peerson OF Harvey passed
through the Sheyenna vicinity las
Friday en- route for Harvey again.
VIM. Schossow was down from F1al
lake. looking after his stock. He re.
turned home the same day. He Ii
helping threah at that point.
Martin soolie made a fiyfng trip int
the German settlement last week
Wonder IL he was looking scr SONS
Deutche Maedciien 70 take back to hi
own manor.
Joe Hegge took M. a. sorlie out foI