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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-03

14724 C. w. Odell, city of
Willmar ...........
14734 w. H. Harris, town Of
Edwards ...........
14740 Nels Rosenquist, town
of Lake Elizabeth.
14747 E. E. Ostlund, town of
Mamre :............
14751 N. A. Kleinhuisen,
town of Holland.
1851 Nels Norman, town of
Kandiyohi ..........
14765 J. r. Orth, village Of
Raymond ........
14767 Ed. Edwardson, town
of Willmar ........
14771 Andrew Nelson, town
of East Lake Lillian
14773 Elias Johnson, town of
Fahlun ..........
14776 Refer Thorson. town of
Lake Andrew ......
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-03

1872 I. d Il neen Ms IS school 1924
1919 nr School Jane ais. + IL. Clark Ss' 2s7.,
1882 j. o. Kloster, school
1853 rdina nd Schulz,
,o school dist. No. 22..: 1904
district No. IS. 49,. 1858
1890 district Af No. 8 : ::.:.. 11o.s4
1883 FRED fr'ct R So los school dis ,ss So
1889 J. ,' =; staS If school ,,o.,
1860 Carl T; Johnson school >,
1851 F. district s. fste No' 42 school 4s.11
1868 Martin Anderson; school go. >,
1906 Frank Krupke, school o.o,
1865 John Zuidema, school
.o.o district No; 81: :;::;. sos.ol
school dist No. 90 1924
14s74 J. P: Elkjer, school dis
.o,o trict No: a.: s2s.1e
1879 'o dist Risss se' 4s school ss.1o
1881 C. district Isl arc No. ss scnooi 1888
1882 J. 2; Gisch. school dis
1887 Hans district teT NJ: S. school 1867
1888 Louis Lembke, school
district No. S5 w 1504O
1889 Ed. Luke, school dis
trict No. 74......... 1877
1891 G. E. Wilson school
district No. 4..... 301.4
1892 Oscar L. Osberg, school
district No. 92...... 1908
1905 c. F. Kragenbring,
school dist. No. 3. 71.47
1000 Hans Halvorson, school
district No. il 1900. 1918
Total .$1O1 1886 70
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-03

1912 Ole Lundquist. school
s. district No. s .......
1474s John d,at1 H'olm9E c school
I 1874 John II. Taatjis. school
14745 P. II: Peterson. school
1474s 8. =. Bengtson. school
district No. 3
HAAS L. H. Larson, school
district No. Is ......
14758 F. O. Orth, school dis
trict No. ~. .........
1889 N. ]. Nelson, school
district No. 48
14760 G. p. Erickson, school
district No. 80 ......
|14762 C. A. Bangtson, school
district No. IS ......
j14763 John Hood, school dis
trict No. l ..........
14764 John Peterson, school
district No. 81 ......
14766 K. Molenaar, school
district No. 80
14768 1ver Jacobson, school
district No. 80 $500.
14769 J. T. Syvertson. school
district No. 76 $500.
] A1s'V ~ -. DOSS4S oS1lOO4 ulS.
trict No. 1O3 ........
14774 H. Hanson, school dis
trict No. n .........
14775 N. Vos. school district
No. 80 ..............
14778 o. Rykken, school dis
trict No. 81 .........
14779 T. %. .Thorson, school
district No. a.. zee.
1880 A. H. Gustrud. school
district No. 20. 49,.
1914 8. r. Skindelien. school
district No. So. $3.50.
1895 VIM. Gabbert. school
district No. 1O1. ....
} 1896 S. X. Gilhoi, school
district No. 81. 49,.
} 1494O John E. Anderson,
school dis. No. g..
14941 M. J. Granquist. school
/, district No. 81. 800.
i
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

to the grand jury in the sum of $10,000. Bond was promptly furnished by mum Der of Flagstaff business men.
 Mrs. Mary B. Cullum, who taught President Taft in his boyhood days in Ohio, is at the point of death at her Prescott home.
 Prescott drug stores are observing Sunday by closing.
 Because they were not given a iay off to see President Taft, the city sprinkling wagon drawers of Phoenix went on a strike.
 Mesa is preparing fine exhibit for the territorial fair.
 A party of sixteen Prescott business men has taken up large tract of coal land in Navajo county. When they prove up on the land they will pay $l0 an acre.
  his private ear was decorated with fruits and flowers by the ladies of Phoe nix.
 Tucson s fire department has been en- tered in the fire races to be pulled of at the territorial fair.
 The body of dead man supposed to be James Martain, union miner If Bisbee, has been found at Naco. The man s skull was fractured.
 Joe Carlew, an aged farmland, was found dead in his room at the Star lodging house in Phoenix. Death was due to natural causes.
 Large numbers of Bsbiee people at. tended the Taft-D Diaz meeting in Fl Paso, Few other Arizona cities were represented.
 The Review is of the opinion that Coehise county will early vote on the local option question.
 Phoenix is considering the feasibility of changing the location of it's red light district.
 Tempe is making strong bid for the location of tuberculosis hospital. It will be erected by Marieopa county.
 The controversy has been settled and Yuma will pay the territory 5000 for the old penitentiary buildings.
 Phoenix is arranging to send ostriehes to the Chicago exposition
 The Southern Pacific will construct line from Kelvin to Benson.
 Douglas has decided to build school houses for the exclusive use of negro children. A good idea.
 Governor Sloan will accompany Presi- dent Taft on the notable trip down the Mississippi.
 Phoenix boasts that it has a "sure enough" mine within twelve miles of that city.
 E. D. Woddell, Tucson liveryman, has been held to the grand jury on charge of embeZzlement.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
MATRIMONIAL KNOTS AND HOW THEY
 ARE BROKEN

halIrOdu rare, heno anu IeluRh,
 with sleeping ear, meals, etc $2OO Six and onehalf months resi-
 dence:
 House rent, months, at $40. 2S0
 Servant, months, at $40... 2s0
 Household bills, 6 l-2 months,
 at .$100 ...... ........,... ooO Attorneys fees and costs ... $50 Incidentals ... .... ........... oO
 Total ........ ............ s2olo
 If you are tired of your wife, send her out to Reno, Nevada, and after the divorce you will get bill something like the above.
 Chcap2
 In 1907, s6O out of every 100000 married citizens of Nevada paid the price-the highest percentage of divorc- es of any state in the Union.
 Munsey' magazine for October pub fishes a remarkable article on "Reno, the Refuge of Restless Hearts.
 Speaking of divorce in general, the writer says:
 nPractically million divorces have beeng granted in the United States within the past twenty years. The ex act number for the years of 1887 tol 1906. inclusive, is 945,625 as against 12, ,S32, ,044 marriages. As far as new marraiges are concerned, therefore, there has been nearly one divorce for every thirteen wedding ceremonies. And out of this appalling total, 2O6,225, or not quite one in four, have been issued on grounds of cruelty. Only one cause has been more productive-desertion; and the total of degrees based upon that charge is 367,502. This ratio has held good in Nevada, and undoubtedly holds there substantially today.o
 After describing many incidents inl Reno divorce court history, he asks:
 "Is there much of this seeking of divorce in order to marry some one else2
 "It is probably the explanation of seven applications out of every ten fled in Reno. As some men, when their wives are away, mark on their desk cal endars the number of days they have to wait. and count every day as one day nearer to the reunion, so some of these set down the hundred and eighty-two days required to obtain the right to sue and the fourteen days beyond that required for the trial of the cause. Ev- cry day is day nearer to freedom and to new love.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
wANTED-AGENTs

AGENTS-$50 weekly. We manufacture the best needle case in the country, a wonderful seller 200 to 250 per cent profit. Talking unnecessary, our trust scheme envelopes do the work. Gen eral agents can make from S50.00 to S100.00 weekly. Buy at wholesale from manufacturers, particulars free. Twenty-Five cent sample, 10 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed or ten cents refunded. Bay State Mfg. Co.,, Broad Exchange Building, Dept AS, Boston, Mass.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
Silver Belts Want Ads

IMPORTANT NOTICE-I the future no advertise pnt for the Silver Belt $ want department will be ac- oed unless the copy is accompanied by the cash The ioT rate of one cent word per issue was made on
 b basis and in the future deviation will be made From this rule Cash must accompany copy for classified No Advertisement Taken for Less Than 25 Cents
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
C. E. RUBOTTOM

''a, secured the services of w. NJ. '"'''i'an, an expert watchmaker and ''"''er' and after they have caught 0P with the work which has been '''O"ulating for some time, MT. Ru. 'O''om hopes to take an outing. ""''n by the way he has not had 'o' Tour years. s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE--A 20-aere farm in Fort Thomas townsite, well fenced, adobe brick house, good well, five acres i'm proved, all under permanent water rights. Will trade for Globe proper ty. Ruth A. Gibbs, llO East Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

If you are sick, get weIi; If you are well, get pleasure and rest at Indian Hot Springs. ]
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
ARIZONA NEWS
 AND COMMENT

After receiving advices from Globe, Douglas seems to favor municipal own ership of the water plant and will vote on bond issue in the near flu ture.
 Mrs F. G. Decker, who for number of years conducted the sherman hotel at Douglas, died recently at Courtland.
 Bisbee is talking of building an au- ditorium for the accommodation of con ventions and other large gatherings. Such buildings should be erected in all the principal cities of Arizona. Glooe has it's Dreamland, perhaps the largest hall in the territory.
 The first carload of horses for the fair has been delivered at Phoenix.
 Bisbee has received a 40,000-pound shipment of pickles and the Review, standing abashed, wonders if the entire population is in love
 Labor union leaders of Tucson are planning for a Hallowe 'en ball,
 An unknown man, aged about 4G, shielded by throwing himself in front of pessing engine at Stein, near Benson. A miner's coupon book from which the name had been removed, was found in his pockets.
 The new Benson smelter has been blown-in. It is located at the proper ties of the Arizona United Mines com pany.
 S. c. Rogers, the first school teacher in Yavapai county, died recently at Bakersfield, Cal. In the early days Rogers erected school buildings with his own hands.
 Dempsey B. Powell, the ranger accus- ed of murder of Dewitt Mulligan about a year ago at Flagstaff, has been held
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-NUMBER YOUR HOUSE House numbers for sale at the Sil- yer Belt ofiice-nice, nickel plated ones; what you need to number your house attractively, for 50 cents. Come and get them while they last.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

FOR SALE-Three- gallon nickel plated coffee urn, almost new. P. O. Box 34l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

FOR SALE-Four pack burros, sad de ponies, one spring wagon. 255 South Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
FOR SALE-HoUSEs
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Yellow canary, finder return to N. J. Duncan, corner Hill and Ash streets and receive reward FOUND-Buneh, of keys Prove prop erty and pay for this ad at Silver Belt. LOST-Rebeeea pin between Methodist church and Miller's Cafe. Return to Globe Bakery
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
FOR RENT-HoUsEs

fOh RENT-Three room house on south Hill street, electric wired, Il'9O. Union Realty & Trust Co.,, TIT N. Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

Ok SALE-Cheap, work horse. Ap- ply l27 Martin street, opposite smell ter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

W WANTED-Buyer for 50 shares Keith Tbeater Co. stock. Address A. B. C., Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

fOR SALE-Good gaited, gentle saddle pony; also good saddle if desired. Phone 266l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

FOR SALE-5O shares Keith Theater Co. stock. Address A. B. C., Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

oN hENT-Four-room house, molern ana ana new, Third and Maple streets, SZ9,Oo. Union Realty 6 Trust Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

~" "HNT-On or before November 1IS'' two nice store rooms, suitable
 loI any business. Will rent very req IpouaOiy' These rooms are plastered,
 nave splendid fronts, electric wired, T,S, p Call Mark Koehevar, 697 North
 Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

oN fENT-Seven-room house, $25 ps ps' month. Apply l49 High, corner VI ''dar Charles Nesbitt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

The new Benson smelter has been blown-in. It is located at the proper ties of the Arizona United Mines com pany.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

OR RENT-Four-room house on HSoftsger hill. $l2.5O per month. Ad- uteSs l.. N. Frakes, City.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

|WANTED-Cook at once. Apply at Kinney House.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

Dempsey B. Powell, the ranger accus- ed of murder of Dewitt Mulligan about a year ago at Flagstaff, has been held
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

Labor union leaders of Tucson are planning for Hallowe len ball.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

Douglas has decided to build school houses for the exclusive use of negro children. A good idea.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

Governor Sloan will accompany Presi- dent Taft on the notable trip down the Mississippi.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

The Southern Pacific will construct line from Kelvin to Benson.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

Phoenix boasts that it has a "sure mine within twelve miles of that city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

Bisbee has received 40,000-pound shipment of pickles and the Review, standing abashed, wonders if the entire population is in love
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17
WANTED

for general house work. Apply S55 North Hill street. N,NTED-Position by assayer and chemist. Highest references. Four teen years experience. Address As
 saver, this office. 'wANTED-Jas. T. Hall of Leopold, New Mexico, desires to communicate with F. c. Maroney, who was last heard of in Globe. 'WANTED-Cook at once. Apply att Kinney House, 'WANTED-Buyer for 50 shares Keith Tbeater Co. stock. Address A. R. C., Silver Belt office. 'WANTED-A job, by Japanese, cook or janitor; city or country. P. O. Box 34l.
 |WANTED-PositiOn by competent lady
 stenographer and bookkeeper. Ad-
 dress Box 1926, city. for house work. Apply 4j7 E. Maple street, backgrounds. of several small books to post after hours. Address Book keeper, Silver Belt. |wANTED-A girl for general house. work. Apply All East Oak street. - FOR SALE tFOR SALE-Two thousand shares Green River Copper company at only 40 cents a share; also 4C00 Pinto and
 200 Inspiration. Address P. O. Box
 2233.
 .FOR sALE-Light buggy and full set ot harness. For quick action $50. Apply D. J. Connolly, Copper Hill.  FOR SALE-Lady s riding saddle. Alp ply 335 South Sutherland. ------------------- FOR SALE-NUMBER YOUR HOUSE House numbers for sale at the Sil- yer Belt office-nice, nickel plated ones; what you need to number your
 house attractively, for 50 cents. Come
 and get them while they last. FOR SALE-5O shares Keith Theater Co., stock. Address A. B. C., Silver 4 Belt office. FOR SALE-Three-g gallon nickel plated coffee urn, almost new. F. O. Box 34l.
 OR SALE-Four pack burros, sad
 de ponies, one spring wagon. 255
 South Broad street. II OR SALES-GOOd gaited, gentle saddle pony also good saddle if desired.
 Phone 266l.
 OR SALE-Cheap, work horse. Ap- H ply l21 Martin street, opposite smel-
 ter.
 FOR RENT-HoUSES
 OR RENT-Three room house on
 south Hill street, electric wired,
 H5O. Union Realty & Trust Co.,, l77
 N. Broad.
 Oh RENT-Four-room house, molern
 ana new, Third and Maple streets,
 S-9O1. Union Realty & Trust Co., I OE RENT-Four-room house on
 Soi'sger hill. $l2.50 per month. Ad-
 ute's l.. N. Frakes, City. I GR &HNT-On or before November
 uu'S', two nice store rooms, suitable
 lOr any business. Will rent very req
 sonably. These rooms are plastered,
 nave splendid fronts, electric wired,
 g,c' B Call Mark Koehevar, 697 North
 Broad street.
 oN fENT-Seven-room house, $25
 per month. Apply l49 High, corner
 VI ''aar. Charles Nesbitt.
 C. E. RUBOTTOM
 i'@' secured the services of w. NJ. l
 '"'''l'an, an expert watchmaker and
 ''"''er' and after they have caught
 'P "'th the work which has been
 ""u'at'ng for some time, MT. Ru.
 bottom hopes to take an outing. |
 "D''n by the way he has not had
 for four years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-17

E. D. Woddell, Tucson liveryman, has been held to the grand jury on a charge of embeZzlement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-21
TESTED & PROVEN
There Il n Heap % Soiacc In Being
Able TO Depend Upon n Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Deseret News readers
have seen the constant expression OF
praise for Doan's Kidney pills. and
read about tho good work they have
done IN this locality. Not another
remedy ever produced such convinc-
ing proof OF merit.
]. w Browning 5Sl e2nd 81. ogden,
Utah. Says: Il believe tho exposure I
underwent At different times during
my life caused my kidney complaint.
About ten years ago I first noticed the
trouble. there beng pain IN my back.
especially severe when I Overexerted
myself About Ave wears ago the doc
tors told me I had diabetes and be-
ieved this TO be true. as my kidneys
were IN a terrible condition. The
kidney secretions were unnatural and
flled with sediment and the passages
were entirely too frequent. ] was
obliged 10 set Up from ten 10 twelve
times In the night on account Of this
Weakness and my health steadily ran
down. lost forty pounds IN weight
and felt tired and llstless. Ny back
panied me a great deal and | had
rheumatism in my limbs few
months ago when / heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills J began their use
and before long was in good health.
/ have induced several Of my friends
70 take Doan's Kidney pills and
know OF one case where the contents
of two boxes effected a complete
cure"( From settlement given Mar.
Z, 1e07)
ADDED PROOF.
Mr.. Browning was interviewed or
July rs, 1909 and he said Although
am now seventy years OF age,
my health is excellent. 7 have never
had an attack Of kidney trouble since
Doan's Kidney pills cured me. When
ever | have the opportunity. l give
this remedy my endorsement as I
consider It TO be a specific for kidney
and bladder disorders
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York; sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's--and
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-21
CHURCH notice.

owing TO President Taft's poo.
~ The tabernacle next Sabbath ,,p,.oa
ing and the general confercn,,' ' ,,
sabbath following. the regular ~
" meeting Of the high priests on ,o.n-
OF the Pioneer stake OF Zion NH ~
postponed TIL October lOtb "a
Pioneer stake hall at 10 o'cio.,. We
M. when oil members are reeno,,s..,,a
Invited 20 be present. N'''uiF
The Ensign Stake RELIEF .
VIII meet In the Twentieth vard ,,.yl
day at y. m. frl-
Tile Granite stake rriestbood
ing VIII be held at the stake tabormeee,
on saturday Sept. %. at 10 a h, y.
especially desired that the bosal ~
quorums, ana auxiliary orranieo,i. ei
be IN attendance. Tho rriestbnoS . ,ls
saints generally are requested :, al "a
present. 20 De
On account OF Sunday Sent o..
being designated Fast day su pin
missionary appointments In le
Granite stake are hereby cancs,iase
Tor this date. 0'ued
Regular monthly meeting ~
liborty stake Relief society Win 'ne
held in the Ninth ward nssembi,, ps
rooms Thursday Sept. 20 al nai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-21
OPINION PLACED
WITH COMMITTEE
Preliminary Burial Rites Over a
Oinniny Masterpiece Held
At Council.
SLOT MACHINES STILL RUN.
Although the Heavy Legal Language
OF the City Attorney ADVISES ARM
strong Decision WIN stand.

city Attorney Harper J Dmniny ad-
dressed his opinion on the status OF
the slot machine case. which DE sub
mlttcd 10 tho council last night, in
such language that Councilman l.. r.
Hall took exceptions to IT, n the at
torney meant that some of tho council
men were making political capital out
Of the affair, as the opinion read. Coun-
Gilman Han declared that the opinion
was discourteous and disrespectful.
When he called on Mr.. Dinniny for an
explanation. he made no reply
In his opinion, Dnniny said that he
did not think that the decision rem
dered bv Justice Of the Peace Stanley
a. Hanks nullihed the decision given
by Judge Armstrong Of the Third dis
trict court ON the same subject He
FASTENED TO say in the next paragraph
that he did not think that the cases
involved the same point. however.
Judge Armstrong held that the slot
machines were gambling devices and
could be conhscated. IN the decision
rendered by Justice Hanks he held
that the trade machines. where the
player was given his moneys worth OF
cigars or LIQUOR whether he won or
not, could not be coniiscated because
IL was not a gambling device-the
player taking no chance. This was
the defense set up by Hemenway &
Moser. cigar company, which ar
ranged FOR the institutng OF the suit
He did not say, however. that the de-
Tense made by the company was az
tackled by the city or the Judgment al
lowed 10 go by default
ASKS LAW ENFORCEMENT
This was all his opinion amounted to
and then he went into the history ~
the case he took occasion to COM
ment on the "clap- trap" that had been
raised about the operation Of the slot
machines and said that an effort was
being made 20 make political capital
out OF it.
After the 'oDinion" was read. COun-
Gilman Fernstrom moved that the
chief of police be requested to close
the slot machines under the decision
rendered by Judge Armstrong He
said that he did not think that the
slot machines were being operated
under . system where the player took
no chance II a man put 80 cents in
a machine and won nothing he said.
he did not believe that the dealer
would give him 80 cents worth of
cigars.
II am glad to get some Information
about the case anyway Councilman
Fernstruln Said eve have bsen trying
for several weeks to get an 'Utnion and
we have one TOW which says that the
dealers can be arrested under the
decision rendered by Judge Armstrong
and I think that It ought TO be en-
forced.
"The attorney tells us that he has
never been asked for an Option be-