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Treanurv Sf,tornon4

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE condition of the
treasury at the beginning Of business today was
Trust funds-Gold coin. ss92 III. 500; silver
dollars S4s4: :soS-0OO; silver dollars Of 1890
sos. 600. |'01'
: General fdnd-Standard silver dollars an ron
eral fund. SGs1l 125; current liabilities S9a lax
23S working balance in treasury Offices. sal :
Z30,Sll; in banks to credit of treasurer of the
sl9. ZIG 232: minor coin. 81 009 5l8 total balance
in general fund, $50. TS2, ,514
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAtIO. Sept. 11---CaSh quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady; winter patents. 81. $50
sos: stragHts. $4.1064.s0; spring straights.
S4.TOd+9J: bakers s3.60M515: No. . rye.
73la mT4c: feed u1xing barley. 5sd64e: fair
to choice mailing barley 6S0i 74c: haxSeed No.
/ southwestern S2.61, No. l northwestern So. IS:
timothy seed. ST.7JM9: clover. 500 II. 30: mess
pork per barrel. $2O.J0d 20.T5: lard per loo
pounds. Si2-.O short ribs. sides (oOsel Sill 25ea
1l.TJ; short clear sides (bOxedl. Sf2 2jn1 II so
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances OF wheat and -four were equal
70 81 600 bushels> The visible supply OF wheat
in the United States. 1.413.O0O bushels for the
week -. .
cars: corn 100 cars oats. i34 cars; hogs. p. 600
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CHICAGO. Sent He. +. Huttons wire
Says: ''Whcat--Very narrow fluctuations In wheat
today. hut a stronger tone and much more friendly
popular sentiment Higher cables. better cash
wheat demand and lighter northwest receipts
were the chief factors. along with the technical
feature of recent large covering Of short wheat.
which has drained the local market temporarily
Strength abroad is largely due TO the partial
drying up of Russian offerings Russian shippers
holding firm for higher prices. The southwest
reported sales TO eastern mills No round lots
reported sold from here. private crop au-
thorty makes the spring wheat yield 1s2. 000, 600
bushels and winter 422 600 600. total 604 900 O0O
compared with the government September
indication of about 6T5, 100000
Corn has weakened further under continued
splendid weather for bringing the crop to safety.
but the decline has helped the shipping trade
Local sales have aggregated 200 600 bushels
liberal for Il Saturday. and they include 75 600
bushels for direct expectation from Chicago.
Cash. corn was iac lower.
coats have sympathized more with wheat than
with corn ard have gained q little in value to-
day Offerings from the interior continue small
and the weeks total at primary markets is less
than year ago at 3.119.O00 bushels, against
3.57@, ,O0O bushels.
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LOCAL MARKETS
eceint. of Prodnee sentember 1I
Provisions

A brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said
Provisions lower on lack Of buying orders
Hog receipts are larger and packers do not seem
to want them. Cash trade dull. and it seems
II the point has been reached where packers
will break the market to get some cheap stock
for next week.
CottoIene-One half Dbl. 13%c; half bbls.
13Ac; 1 tierce. 131sc; tierces. 13cs tierces,
127sc per ID.
quotes follows: Hams. 2042Ohe: picnic
hams. 141sc: California hams, 19c; fancy bacon
to lbs. 2Sc; to 10 lbs 21c; 10 to IL lbs.
26e; sugar cured, 27c; light dry salt bacon. to
10 lbs. 24c; 10 u lbs. 22c; medium bacon. 19c;
light medium bacon. 19c.
Lard-nerces. 15c; SOS 15Ac. los l57tc. IS
15Tsc. IS Ice; compound lard, tierces 12c. 5ls
12Lc. los 122c. IS 125se. IS BE; yellow q =
ing OIL Soc per gal: white cooking OIL Ssc 2e9
gal: salad oil. 81 per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government 81 per bbI
higher Extra family beef SIS per bbl. family
beef. SIS per bbl. extra mess beef. SIS per bbl !;
smoked beef, 21iac per IL.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $50, clear. $34s
mess. $50; pig pork. SS6: pigs feet s5.75 foi
half bbs. 81 40 for 25 ID kegs and S135 for kits.
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The increased activity in the market FOR mis-
cellaneOuS vegetables. noted frequently of lafa
was enhanced yesterday by the usual exfra
buying for weekend wants and prices for the
leading descriptions quite steady in copse-
quence. Supplies Of summer squash cticumber-
and green corn cleaned up more readily than
heretofore and there active demand fa~
choice tomatoes Lima beans. eggplant green
peppers and okra remained easy Two ears of
sweet potatoes came In. causing an easier MAJ
ket for that article. Burbank potatoes ami
onions were steady. with the Latter higher
L Potatoes-River whites. 75cMS1 per ETH. Ss-
linas Burhanks. $i-4001.J0 per ctI: sweet pota-
toes. 81 S502 per ctI.
OnioRs-New yellow. S5cGS1 per ctI
Yegetables-Green corn. S12J6f2 per sack.
tomatoes. 504T5c per box for choice. green paas
4Q6c per ID. string beans. 4G6c per ID: ,iua
beans. 36t312c per III; summer SQUASH 5Of767c
per box: eggplant. 4OG5Oc per box: green pen-
pers 5o450c per box: garlic. pa use per lb.
cabbage, 9Ocm$l per ctl. cucumbeTs. 5Od65c per
box caulinOwer. 5O6t6Oc per dozen. turufpS 6JG
Toe per saes carrots. 6J875c per sack; green
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Conner Stocks

BOSTON, Sept. I7.-E. F. Huttons wire says:
Trading in Boston copper market has been ex-
tremely dull. with the tone irregular. On
small transactions Calumet and Arizona is
point lower and Mohawk point higher.
oseeola sold at 125 which is a loss of two
points. The active list. however. Is practically
unchanged from last nights closing prices. Other
departments If the market are inactive and
absolutely featureless
Actual consumption of copper has shown
falling of within the last several weeks and the
shTinkage in consumption has been offset by
the reduced output Of the mines Producers of
copper say the curtailment increment will not
begin to be reflected in the copper producers
October
The following list is Furnished hr E. z Hut
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New York Grain Mnrkrt

MEN YORK. Sept. 1I.-Fl Steady with ,
e;,iiet trade. Spring patents. $5.40Nl5 60: win
ter strsfghts 'S4.35d A. 40, winter patemts. 81 s,
m4s0: spring clears. $4356t 4 so: winter ex
tTds 40. 4. S36503.S5: winter extras No >
So 406lS. %. Kansas .stra ights. 81. S06n4.0O Re
ceipts. 26.STs: shipments. 1852 barrels
Nheat-Spot firm. No. > red. $IO3SS: eleva
tor. S1.O3Ss (. b. afoat: No / northern Du
uth. 81 ,23as T. a. b. shoat- Futures--On ac
count OF firm cables and smaller wcrlds ship
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STOCK MARKET

The tone of the market for local securities
yesterday was strong. with trade of a quiet
Saturday character. Pacific lighting corpor atior
common stock was higher at 500 and the Spring
Valley water 4 per cent bonds higher n;
Sa0.30- Associated oil was easier at S44 371a N
= 425. City electric was stronger at 5000
No other changes.
The Alfalfa land company of Glenn county
has levied an assessment Of $40 per share, delin
quent October II
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The Financier will say: The statement Of
the associated banks of the city of New York
for the week ending September IL was. in as
far as cash decrease is concerned. little more
favorable than had been antbcipa ted
The known operation Of the banks indicated
loss of about 100000 in specie and legals
on account of shipments to the interior and
operation with the subtreasury. The statement
of actual conditions however. showed a decrease
in cash Of only SO. s67. 500. The important fea-
ture of the statement was increase of ST.
630,so0 in loans. due probably TO crop financing
particularly to meet the needs of the SOUTH
Deposits by reason Of the changes noted. In
creased $ll. As, 500. and this called for adj
dltional reserve. the reserve on all deposits fell
oo.200. making tho present surplus above
the 70 per cent requirement. $21. 800 1T5 which
is above the average for this season. Owing
to the demand for bills. the banks arc inereas-
ing their circulation. the expansion during the
last fortnight having been more than 50 600 COO
The summary of state banks and trust companies
not reporting TO the New York clearing house
showed as most important change an increase
Of one and half millions in cash and over
two millions in deposits loans having remained
stationary This gave rise 20 an innpressio ion
that the clearing house banks were taking on
themselves the burden of loan commit
ments. but the demand for loans 10 tell the
in il.
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Northern Burincsn
rAro.,

anceS. $14l -252. -
SEATTLE. Sept. I7.-Clesrfn9s 81 ee7 G, +.
balances. $I35.SO6.
ances, $40. 1856. 'A
PoRTLAND. Sept. I7.-cIesrings, 1920. .s52;
balances. 263. sos.
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MINING STOCKS

The Comstocks continued 10 decline yester-
day. Consolidated Virginia falling from S1.25
to S1.15. Mexican from $1i5 TO 81 10 and Ophir
from $l.25 to $11Ti2. Sales in these three
stocks were good for SATURDAY The others
quiet
In the southern Neyadas Belmont advanced
from 81. Is TO S435 and there free sales
Of North Star at Sc. There was nothing else
new.
The ophir official report shows that 1876 min
ing cars OF ore. averaging by assay $3.50 per
ton and making total net yield of $I.555. 81
were extracted last week. of which Sc cars
averaging Sf39.69 per ton from the 2 COO
level: Is cars averssing SO 5s from the south.
west drift on the 2. 400 level and % cars
averaging s2I.16, from the third floor of the
stope above that level. Tile face Of the main
south drift ON the 230o level is in quartz
giving low assays.
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nAILY MovEAkNf on pRobI,cE
Duluth Flax

DULUTH Sept. 17.--F1ax on track In store
81 ~: to arrive 81. .63 = 10 arrive by September
81 S21t. September $2-T2 asked. October
81 I'll i, asked: November. $2.6I asked: Deeem-
hcr. sos; May. S2.39 asked.
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Bullion shipped From Bank of En.I.,a

LONDON, Sept. lT.-Bullion Amounting I,
100000 was withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land for shipment today. f150. 600 going to Egvn
ana the remainder TO Constsntinople
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Sept. I7.--Mcney on call. noni.
nsl. Time loans. dull aud steady: 90 dars
3a< "a per cent; 90 days. 4@4i4: G months
4hMfs4 Per cent.
Prime iJersanrile paper = sI6 per cent
Sterling Exchange steady With setsal business
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. Sept. 17.-There was NJ mate
rial change reported in the egg market today.
the same prices as yesterday ruling IN the ono
5stIonS. The Petaluma egg exchange Offered
50 &c for first grade. The independent buyers
and SPECTATORS are paying 3s1ac and soc for
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san Francisco Bank CIear,np.

Local hank clearings last week were $40 .
953, 1872, against S45.s5ees5 for the same week
last year. an increase of $7,I02 947, or I5.5
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Wheat Prices Generally Higher
Refined Sugar 10 Points Lower

ments with better domestic cash demand.
wheat was steadier today. closing 14la &c net
higher September closed 81. l.O3tt; December.
81 O71s: May Silly Receipts, 1T.1OO bushels
Shf
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COmstock Shares Decline Again
Oil and Local Securities Quiet

in bankers bills at "a. .Ss6o64. 1878 for go day
bills and at 81. $685. for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S3G4 S3la.
Bar silver. 53Ec.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
steady.
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Nortbern Wh~at Market

WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. Sept -Wheat-Milling; Blue
stem ole: forty-fold. sac; club. Soc. hfe. Soc
red Russian. Sic. Export: Bluesten sc, forty
FOLD Sic club S3e: red Russian. Sic 1eSter-
days car receipts: Wheat. 26 cars; eats. o
ears; barley 2 ears: hay y cars
TACOMA. Sept T.-Wheat-Aliling. Blue
stem. 92c; club. Soc.
X PORTLAND Sept. -Wheat--Track prices
Club S30S4c: bIuestem. S9M9Oe; red Russian
SO67 sic. valley. SSc: turkey red. SSGS5c- car
receipts. Wheat. 81 ears, barley, cars; oats
10 cars; hay. ears.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS Sept. 17.-Close; Wheat-
September SI.O9. December. SI-1f12: May.
S1.15 Cash No. 1 hard. S1.12; No. ! northefr.
$1.11Mt111a; Ne. northern, $Los1 a l-OSet'
No 3 northern. ST.O514 a 1.O1 q.
Corn-No 2 yellow, 53c-
Oats-No. 3 white. 327s G531sc; No. 2 rye,
7Od71e.
Fiax-Closed at 500.
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london Closing Stocks

Money per cent
The rate of discount I'm the orson rn.rle+ fo-
short bills Is "a per cent and for three months
bills 21s per cent
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STOCKS IN DEMAND
To COVER SHORTS
Foreign Bankers Arouse Hope
of Compromise on Insur-
ance of Cotton
Loan Expansion, Due to Syndi-
cafe Deals, Reduces Sur
plus of Banks
New YORK Stock Ligt

New IOEA STUCK LIbL
E. F. Hutton & Co.. $50 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nlsh the following list Of bond and stock sales
Yesterday
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SALES
Los ANGELES OH. EXCHANGE
Especial Dispoick TO The Call

LOS ANGELES. Sept 17-Trading on the
oil stock exchange was lively today. Asso-
ciated was stronger, selling up to S45. Call
fornia Midway was traded in to the extent OF
1900 shares. Palmer was strong The call:
Produeers- Bid. Ask.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. Sept 80 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid Ask
IS a. cp new d3s ar coup.
MISC eELLAEEUUS BONDS
Ala " 5s. 100 Oak Tran 6sIoT
AMI FL 5s 9l1a "a OAK Tran 5s1o31z
Asso OIL is 95 95A @ Tran Cn IS - 1o4
Bay CPC 5s.101 101 q 10 Trsc Cn SIS - 9S
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PortIand Butter MarEet
Potatoes. Onion and VexetnhIe.

PORTLAND. Sept. 1T.-Butter-City .creamerv
cubes. S5436c; prints. 37G3T1ae; store 23d24c.
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Chicago Discount Rat.
Loans, Exchange and Silver

CHICAGO, Sept 17.-Exchange on New York.
par.
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HorHes and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mu1ss
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
prs' Iournal:
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Butter, Cheese and Exxa

Eggs and dairy produce closed the week with
the market IN good shape and the outlook favor
able for continued steadiness in all lines The
only transaction recorded on the exchange vvss.
the sale OF paltry 10 cases OF extra eggs At
the quotation In the absence OF trading in
butter and cheese the old Quotations were al
lowed 70 stand. Business IN the street was of
fair volume FOR Saturday. there being a par
uculariy brisk demand for the upper grades
Of eggs
Receipts were % 900 pounds Of butter IS ZOO
pounds of cheese and ] .346 cases OF eggs
The following the official 1uOr .fiOns -
tablished on the hOOr OF the dairy exchange
Prices in the street. while governed by the ex-
&c higher. owing to the various charges 10 be
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BUTTER. PER POUND

Cheese-CaIltornla fancy hats. 15lac per 10,
steady: do hrsts, lac. steady; do seconds Pic
steady; fancy Young Americas 16c. nrm: do
drsts, 151ac, hrms Oregon dats. 161Se hrm:
California storage fats. 15e, steady.
Eggs-Cahfornia fresh. per dozen. cases IN
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Den & Rio G zs 90 Do 1st & ref As &c
Do ref IS 80. 91ss c s Rubber 6s..iO23s
Distillers 5s 50 L Steel I'd IS. .104
Erie prior lien As S3LlVa Car Chem 5s s9Is
Do gen As 49,. 70 Wabash 1st 5s.- .io9
Do CIV IS. ser 6SIbl Do lst & ext As $685.
Do cy As, ser 65 Western Nd As. IS
Gen Elect cv 5s I3S WestinS Ell cv 5s Sals
Ill Cen LIST ref As 96Is Wis Central 4s "a
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE

Following were the sales the San Fran
cisco stock exchange YESTERDAY:
C0MSTOCKS
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Weekly Clearing House Statement
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-The statement ot
clearing house banks for the week show that the
banks hold S23, ,463. 900 than the require
ment of the 25 per cent rule. This is a decrease
OF $6,3s0.0 600 in the prpportonate cash reserve
as compared with last week. Following il
the report
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Tool sI.ares tradea In.
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xox%kxsc >,oo% COLEAX
~ tE DuEx210NS

Colfax, Oct. ia parcel shower
was given in honor of Anna Olson
Saturday evening at Geo. Johnson's.
A puzzle was solved, one prize
given to the ladies and one to the
gentlemen. Wallace Johnson and
Winnie Jensen were the winners.
Victor Lawson, Of Willmar, was
around in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Thorne and
children, Wanda and Randolph, of
New London, visited at E. Dahl
berg's Sunday.
Miss Mable Wahleen visited with
Mable Harlander from Sunday un-
til Monday.
Miss Bette Johnson and Albin
Kullander visited Halvorson's in
Ringville Sunday.
Mrs Chris Larson and daughter
Anne visited at P. 0. johnson s
Thursday.
Olof Strete left last week for
Bowman Co., N. D., with two car
loads Of goods and stock. His wife
and children will join him after he
gets settled down.
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-XwEY : x..-..-AAL--rCc

Spicer-on-Green Lake, Oct. IT,
The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
next Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
A program will be rendered after
which Misses Alma Swenson and
Olga Nelson will serve lunch for
the small sum Of 10 cents.
Mrs. V. Anderson. from Willmar,
and her mother. Mrs. A. Nelson,
from Eagle Lake, spent few days
with Mrs. D. Downs.
Miss Jennie Knutson came back
last Monday from her visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Wilson visited
with D. Wilson's last Sunday.
John Olson spent few days in
New London last week.
Miss Amanda Monsoon is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. A. Moller by
Twin Lakes.
Miss Christine Peterson and her
brother, Albert Peterson, visited
with N. Oslund's at Dassel, MIMI,
last week and also attended the fair
at that place.
Miss Marie Kloster is visiting
with friends at Kerkhoven this
week.
q. A pleasant surprise was given or
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Attending Mission Meeting.

Rev. G.. Peterson, who is chair
man Of the Willmar Mission dis
trict of the Swedish Lutheran
church went to Litchfield Monday
morning and from there to Beck
vile to conduct a mission meeting
at that place and at Cosmos. Rev.
Peterson's first Christmas sermon,
as a student, was preached at Beck
vile and naturally that church and
its people have warm place in his
heart. Mrs. Peterson joined Rev.
Peterson at Beckville Monday after
noon and remained for couple of
days.
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from members of all political parties.
Furthermore, fully agree with the declara-
lions of the Meeker County bar, the Mime.
sofa State Bar Association and the Press of
Meeker and other counties advocating that
the Judiciary be kept out of politics and de-
c1aring for NON. PARTIzAN JUDICIARY.
believe that that Judge is best qualified to
free from all partizan obligations.
In view of my belief in this respect and the
fact that members of all political parties adj
me in seeking this office to lay aside partizan
views and personal preferences, and therefore
ask the support of all who believe in taking
vote for NON PARTIZAN candidate
for Judge will be a step towards taking the
judiciary out Of politics.
ALVA r. HUNT
Litchfield, Mimi, Aug. IS, 1910.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting, from Iowa
last Friday evening at the home of
Lester Pitcher.
J. o. KIoster was in Willmar
few days lsat week.
Misses Julia johnson, Olga Arne-
son, Agnes Arneson and Lille Ar
neson left last Wednesday for the
Cities where they expect to stay
this winter.
Albert Thorvig left last Friday
for Stockholm, S. D., where he will
visit for some time with Eddie
Swenson.
Miss Alma Swenson visited rel
atives in New London for couple
Of days this week.
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In favor Of County Prohibition thru an
effective county option law.
In favor of extension of primary law to
state officials.
In favor of direct vote for U. S. Senators,
legislators to be pledged to elect the popular
choice.
In favor Of direct legislation thru the in.
itiative and referendum and recall.
In favor of strengthening the state and
government control Of public service corpor.
ations.
In favor of the conservation of the states
resources for the benefit of present as well as
future generations.
In favor of economy in administration and
abolition Of useless off ce holders.
In favor Of a liberal policy for the improve
ment of country roads and bridges.
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Dried Fruit Coming.

Rev. O. H. Myhren, of Turlock,
Calif., is here to dispose of car
load of dried fruit, which is ex-
pected to arrive this week. The
shipment consists of peaches,
Thompson's seedless raisens and
apricots. This is choice selected
stock purchased by Mr.. Myhren
direct from the growers and is cf
the finest quality and we'll cured.
The advantage Of buying dried
fruit direct from the grower is we'll
known to those who have tried it..
The dried fruit purchased thru the
jobbers is usually steamed to in
crease the weight, which process
destroys the keeping quality Of the
fruit. Inquiries may be left at the
Tribune office. 361
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Hf4 4 MA!NRE
- ~ - Ma|::OD'5

Mamre, Oct. 16-Lynn Anderson,
of Pennock, is acting as our sub
stitute mail carrier on Route !
while A. c. Bergman has his two
weeks vacation. i, u
Banker c. W. Odell, of Willmar,
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. F. John
son. Thursday noon.
The Lundby societies at P. Lun-
din's on Wednesday were a success.
especially the Y. P. S. The
weather being very favorable an
unusually big crowd turned out for
the evenings program. Some fine
songs were rendered by the choir,
vocal solos by Joseph Franklin and
speeches by Revs. Roslin and A. w.
Franklin. The societies will be
entertained bv Mrs. 0. P. Ecklund,
Wednesday Nov. 2.
Joseph Berg, from Eagle Lake,
transacted business in Mamre Sat-
urday.
Christ Birkeland and family of
Willmar were guests Of Norman s
Sunday.
Messrs. Elmer johnson and Amos
Abramson left on Friday for a
pleasure trip to South Dakota.
Christ Olson has hired out to
work for F. O. Carlson one month.
Mrs. Emma Ostlund spent the
past week with her sister, Marie
Erlandson of Willmar.
Miss Emily Linman, Of Salem,
was the guest of Mrs. E. Lindgren,
a couple of days last week.
Miss Selma Dahlsten arrived here
lately from Colorado for a visit at
her parental home.
Misses Annie and Agnes johnson
spent Wednesday evening with
Willmar friends.
| Mrs. Peter Rodman left on Sun
day evening for Denny Brook N.
D., where she will visit at her sis
ter's home for about week.
DR.. Sjoquist, a missionary of
China, gave very interesting talk
about China at the Lundby church
Thursday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thonwald
attended the Dangerud-Stai wed.
ding at Eagle Lake Saturday even.
ing.
Emil Dahleim and wife, Of Will.
mar, were Friday evening visitors
with the Lundin family.
Victor Berglund made a trip tt
Litch6eld Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Lindgren ane
Mr.. and Mrs. F. johnson of Pen
mock, we're delightfully."- entertained
at the Eddie Lindgren home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Negord, from
Arctander, spent Sunday Afternoon
with G. 0. .Emberland's
Mrs. F. E. Norman and Mis-
Hannah Dahlman gave a. big ''line1
shower" last Sunday evenin,
in honor of Miss Jennie Rergren
| an October bride.
Services by Rev. Franklin mex
Sunday at 3 o'clock. Sunday schoo
| at two.
Jonas johnson left for Estevan
Canada, last week for visit witt
his son Willie Johnson, residen
of that place.
Miss. Beatrice Morris, daughte
of A. J. Morris, near Pennock, wa
taken very sick last Sunday.
doctor was called it was foun
that she was suffering from tonsi]
ties. She is now improving fast.
Tootsey.