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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-11

Mrs. julius Holland Of Benson left
Saturday for a visit with Spicer
friends.
Mr.. Henry johnson left for Big
Kandiyohi Lake Friday evening to
enjoy a hunting trip.
Clarence Tryon and M. Wick of
Breckenridge arrived Saturday for a
short stay in this city.
Miss May Krumsick arrived from
Minneapolis Saturday for a few
days stay in this city.
Mrs. Erick Elkjer and little daugh-
ter, Pearl, Of Fosston, is visiting at
her parental home here.
Misses Hattie and Adelaide Carl
son left Friday for a weeks visit
with relatives at Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Odell and ba-
by returned Thursday from a visit
with Kerkhoven friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Eng are visiting
at the home of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Sjordahl, in this city.
Miss Alma Odergaard, on her way
to Candy, Mimi, was a guest Of Mrs.
John Anderson, last Thursday.
Miss Mabel Hedin Of St. Paul ar
rived Monday for an indefinite visit
at the home Of Andrew Peterson.
Mrs. Morris Whalen left Friday
for the Cities where she will be a
guest at the W. M. Enrig home.
Miss Anna Wahlstrand departed
Saturday for Minneapolis, where she
will remain for an indefinite time.
Miss Anna Nelson has resumed her
duties at the Northwestern Telephone
office, after two weeks vacation.
The Misses Lily and Della Hanson
Of New London arrived Saturday to
be the guests of Miss May Hanson.
Mrs. J. C. Forsberg left Thursday
for Minneapolis and Hutchinson fo1
a visit with friends and relatives.
Misses Anna and Viola Nelson re-
turned Wednesday after visiting
relatives and friends at Pennock.
Miss Jennie Erickson left fol-
Spicer last Friday to spend a few
days with her father, Ole Erickson.
Nels Bredeson, the Northwestern
wire chief, and wife left for Mime.
apois Friday to attend the state fair
Mrs. John Byteer returned from
the cities Friday evening, after E
brief visit with friends and relatives
NJ. W. Bloomquist and wife return
ed home the latter part of the wee]
from a few days visit at the stat
fair.
Miss Florence Anderson Of Kan
diyohi returned to her home Satur
day after a visit with her sister il
this city.
| Mrs. Nels Magnuson and daugh
ter, Hannah, returned from the cite
Thursday, after having attended tn
State Fair.
Gov. A. O. Eherhart and MI
Schultz, superintendent Of public in
struction, were Willmar visitors las
, Saturday.
Hilma Englund, Naomi Soldering
r Hildur Hoglund and Reuben Paine
enjoyed an outing at Green LAX
Labor day.
} Edward M. Elkjer returned Frida
, from Milaca, where he has ha
charge Of the G. 0 Sand store for
. couple OIL weeks.
t The Misses Dena Anderson an
Anna Ryd have resumed their dutit
: at the Leading store after a tw
> weeks vacation.
III Mrs. Franklin Hanson and so
IlLyle, came home Friday from the
| visit with Mrs. Hanson's parents,
Sioux Falls, S. D.
II Miss Bertha Thorpe was hostess
| a five o'clock luncheon given to
| number Of her friends at her hon
| Sunday afternoon.
II Mrs. J. W. Lawler and children
Canada, are guests of relatives he
in this city. They left Friday for .
over Sunday visit with DeGraff rel
J tives' ives.
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Miss Marie Knutson was in Will
mar Thursday Of last week on her
way home to Spicer from St. Peter,
where she accompanied her sister
Miss Anna Nnutson, who will attend
the G. A. College for the coming
year. .. ~. T.. : s#..: g.. :. i. II, III !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-11

Special discount sale on watches
for the next ten days at Elmquist's
JeWelry Store,
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LATEST COUNT
IN THE GREAT
PIANO CONTEST

rht ses made the eount lass
.s-f ! ( did not figure on; who sess
ihe sferNare prizes
The following list SHOWS how every
body stands in the Big Piano contest
tomorrow the Record will give the
list OF winners In the silserware con-
test. which embraces the votes that
have cen pui IN between October Is
and November ~ The Judges want
ed q Ittie time TO figure this up.
Yeu wlil notice that the vote con-
stantly grows. Bat after all it IS
not very big yet The votes from \
few Daily Record subscriptions would
put many OF tse candidates in the
lead
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Mr.. c. o. Lamb and son. Niles
spent Friday and Saturday In Pueblo
They report a pleasant and profitable
trip.
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ne father and mother OF Mr. Earl
Hoffman Who have been visiting a
the Hoidman home on PARK avenue
left Saturday for their homo ner
IArnard. Kansas
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Big Property Deal consummntcd.

\. s. SAGE has just closed deal
with Mrs. NJ. 5 Reynolds OF this city
and Harold KuntK Of the First Ma
tional hank OF Denver by means 4
which he succeeds 10 the ownership
OF tract OF tairty-iive aeers OF land
south OF the Florence * Cripple
Greek railroad shops a Shcrt distance
beyond the eastern limits OF the city.
In payment of his purchase Mr. SAGE
conveyed title in the residence prop
critics at zoe and 7lo Rudd avenue
and es3 Greenwood avenue. The val
ue involved in the transaction was az
proximaieiy fifteen thousand dollars.
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Otto sours of Cripple
Creek were down TO attend the fun
eral OF Mr.. C. II. Mattoon. which oc-
eurred Thursday at Wilson's under
taking pariors
Mr.. Frank Chiqman and wife of
Wilson creek were visitors at the
Endsley home on Four Nile creek
The Rev Harris OF Canon City gave
us a very interesting sermon after
Sunday school last Sunday.
MIR. II. c. Jones started on Thurs
day for Cslhsn with a load OF apples
he sold while there last week
The meetings being held by the Eev.
Charles Cron OF Lomonia. Kas.. are
to continue nightly through the week.
Mr.. Ed o'9rien returned few DAYS
ago from Pueblo where he disposed
OF car OF apples to advantage.
Rev. Geo. +. SEWER OF Canon City
viii be with us next Sunday and give
us talk after Sunday school
Sam n. Holman made business
trip TO Portland. Colo. Tuesday.
Mrs. chapse Of East Canon was N
the Park sunday. rucst Of Mrs. Ed
o'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrz. Markley. who came To
Canon City recently from Iowa. havs
moved into the Mccandlsrs house Tor
the winter.
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Ed sweitzeF is back from his visit
: sith wsth his relatives in the cast
tern part Of the state. and wlil visit
with his ifseuds here awhile sefo e
returning TO California
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-21

Mrs Taium and children moved the
first ef the week from their bone IN
Colorado avenue to the Fred KEELING
place to spend the winter with Grand
mn Keeling on account of Mr.. and Mrs.
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John syubert came home from
xcreede saturday for a visit ~ith his
l,aIuiiy on sherman avenue. He has
been engaged in mining
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FRUITMERE
AND FOURMlLE

Mr.. z C. Hurlburt who went
California several days ago = expect
cd to return next Monday to visit
few days With the E. H. Carpenter
family Of East Main. previous to re-
turning to his home in the east
sssss
Miss Eldridge. the primary teacher
in the Fruitmcre school. expects "a
spend part OF next week In Denver
attending the teachers convention
Her friends wish her pleasant Ind
profitable trip.
Ar. c. o. Lamb and son. Niles.
spent Friday and Saturday in Pueblo
They report pleasant and profitable
trip.
Mr. L. Roy siaxheld received tel
esram Friday from Hastings. Neb .
stating the conditions of his mother
as being very low AR Maxfeid
startei a, once and Mn Maxneid
followed Monday. 80 word has beea
received a. 10 her condition lately
sf a.ss
Mr.. Geo. Newell aud Madac Mad
sen have been spending considerable
ilme here lately IN the vicinity OF t,ir
coal camps and Florence posting bills
ior the turkey shoot to be given At
the Natasorium November se--s-2s.
Air and Mrs j. ". Sweeney mad 3
business "Trip down from Garden park
Saturday returning sunday
sssss
Mr and Mrs Bert Rcadie and Mr.
and Mrs. John Sterile and children
we're Sunday afternoon guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Newell.
Mr. John Mink Is hauling sand 10
continue the construction OF the new
home on the Mink place on Do1isr
avenue
The East Canon Embroidery club
expects to have a social at the resi-
dcnce OF Mrs vandra. "Wednesday ev-
eninE. A good time is anticipated.
sses.
Mr.. T. u. Carpenter expects %
start for Pueblo "Wednesday with a
load OF apples.
Philomathian Literary society met
Friday evening with good attend
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new well Is now discharging thrse
and one-half cubic feet of water per
second. which IS sufficient to irrisate
I.0co acres Of land. according to Frank
Morrisey. OF Pueblo. who was at tho
well when water was strack. Water
was found at depth OF see feet
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siIoam Has n Big Arie>ian Well.

Florence. Colo. Nov.lS.--A spiend-
id flow OF artesian water was eneoua-
tered in the srtesian well which tho
Morrissey Brothers are drilling on
their land near this town. II is said
to have an even LARGER flow OF water
than the Case well at SLOAN. Tie
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Keilns's anticipated departure f1r'
California.

ssHsn
Miss Ida Gebhardt was hostess 70
the J. L. c. club Saturday afternoon
at her home on sherman avenue.
Nearly all Of the members we're
present 10 enjoy their usual good
time with chatter and fancy work. a
historical sketch OF the society since
its organization some two years ago.
which all lad hand in constructing.
caused much merriment in the read
ing Miss Netta cissna OF East Can
on was a guest Of the club. The next
meeting VIII be with Elsie Kissingsr.
Miss Grace Gillen entertained about
a dozen Of her Lincoln Park friends
Monday evening at her home on
Chestnut Street There was some
thing doing every minute which in
sured most pleasant and social tine
for all those who participated.
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Mrs. z. ID. Barnhardt left this after
noon for Chicago where she was CALI
ell suddenly owing to the serious III
ness OF her mother. who is 80 years
old. Mrs. Barnhardt will be gone
probably a month
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C0k,hISSl0kER-ELeCT
PlGG eGkE To TEXAS

Commissioner-elect " H. PIss.
wife and two youngest children lsft
this morning for Houston Heights.
Texas. where they viii soiourn unaI
the first of the year
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anee and ane program which every
one greatly enjoyed It was decided
TO meet again next Friday and have
a JOINT program with the school a
honor OF Thanksgiving All are in
siied
Nrs Alex Afink returned to the
MAX ranch. after a couple OF weeks
visiting friends and relatives here.
The East Canon Division Of u. e.
Ladies. Aid meets with Mrs. Miller.
Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. }. W. Augustine went TO
Denver sunday to spend few days
visiting friends aud relatives there
Mr.. Merriam Hail and family are
moving from tower FourIuiie TO their
home on East Main street this week.
Mr and Mrs Muir and family Of
East Main spent Monday in Williams
burg as the guests q, relatives.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

John sybert came home nom
,xcseede saturday for visit ~ith his
l'amiiy on sherman avenue. He has
been engaged in mining
-.sss
Ed sweitzer is back from his visit
: lth with his relatives in the east
tern part Of the state. and whl visit
with his ffieuds here awhile befo g
returning 10 California.
Mrs. Newell Colby is improsins
slowly after a serious Illness follow
ing the extraction OF a tooth. She has
had some trouble with blood poison
ing.
The ladies prayer meeting met with
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Fassett Monday
afternoon viii a very good atien1-
ance. The next meeting VIII be with
Mre, Foster.
Miss Lillian Prieaenger has been
confined to her home for several days
with appendicitis. Her friends are
hopeful OF seeing her back in school
'rAore long.
Mrs sawhIll. the mother Of J. u
sawhin. arrived from wintersei.
I, kxa. Friday for an extended visit
NHer friends here remember her as
visitor at the sawhni home some
three years ago.
". c. Gains is on the jury and his
sons. Lee and Emory. are nnaiuE
work with their teams hauling n
sugar beegs ~ Pearose
I.oqs Harbaur and Jake Haiiaear
drove down from westeliGe sunday
the latter for fc~ days visit with
his rtsAer. Mrs Haliaeur. and The
family q bis sister. Mrs. sehlacppL
Z Inr. 4 o Golden left Saturday FOR
visit 10 his old nome in Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. ssiie took a bus
.sness and pleasure trip to Denver
Nzhay. returning tuesday
The family Of Geo. Eskiifean. ~lo
are old residents q south Canon. aud
recently from Pueblo. wm oeeuly
Mn. rntunrs furnished house on COL
orsdo asonne for ths @lnier
Among those confined 10 their
homes with ninoss a, Tie present time
are. Nrs. Farmer. Mrs Baird ana Msa
7. =. Bailey
ne father and muther Of Mr. Earl
Hoffman Who have been visiting a
the HoidmAn home on PARK avsnue
left Saturday for their home ner
IAruard. Kansas.
ssss-
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid so
ciety met with Mrs. bancroft on Park
asenue Thursday with a very good
attendance Thty put in long after
noon sewing for the Razaar. The a
dies will take lunch and meet in al
A. session with Mrs. Llnkins this
Week Thursday.
Mrs Tafum and children moved the
first Sf the week from their bone IN
Colorado avenue to the Fred KEELING
place to spend the winter with Grand
mn Keeling on account of Mr.. and Mrs.
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Votes WIN BE Issued Also b., The lbaily
and Week., Record on This
sehcdhls.
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Among those conined- TO their
homes with Illness at The present time
are Mrs. Farmer. Mrs Baird ana Ms
r =. Bailey.
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CONTESTANTS MUST
enter THE CLASSES
MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED IN
DOMESTIC SCIENCE COURSE >.
At EXPEDITION.

There seems to be some mlsunder'
standing among a few Of the ladies
throughout the state regarding the
work of the domestic science depart
ment at the Industrial Exposition.
Two handsome kitchen ranges will
be given the ladies baking tho best
bread and the best pastry. The bread
and pastry that wins first prize, how.
ever, must be baked in the model
kitchen Of the domestic science Dc.
partment at the Exposition. and the
contestant must be q bona tide mem.
Der OF the classes OF instruction In
these branches of culinary art. No
other entries will be admitted. The
WORK Of each lady in these classes
will be scored daily, and it Is to the
lady having the highest average for
the full ten days course that wins the
handsome range in each class.
The two sewing classes will be
conducted in connection with the do
nestle science school, and two mag.
nificent sewing machines are offered.
One entrance fee Of IS entities the
lady to enter both the cooking and
sewing classes and to h season pass
to the Exposition. The cooking school
will be held from 1000 a. m. until
1880 p. m. and the sewing classes
will be held both morning and after
noon. ...~ . Nah
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exhibits for which prizes have been
offered by General Manager Gil.
breath arc for the best displays Of
agricultural products raised by pu.
pils attending tho country schools OF
the state.
Interest In agriculture, and espcc.
tally In tho adoption OF Better Farm.
ing methods by the young students
Is keen. by teaching scientific agri.
culture to the youth OF tho state
much greater results may be antici.
pated for the future. That Is one
purpose in Offering prizes for rural
school exhibits.
The educational exhibits will also
comprise displays of the school work
Of the various scholars, and valuable
prizes will also be awarded tho best
exhibitors in these classes. Several
booths in the Main Exposition Build.
ng have been set aside for the edu.
cational department, and they win
be q source Of interest to all EXPOSE.
ton visitors.
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IS PLEASED
WITH PROSPECTS
WAS CORDIALLY RECEIVED eY
MCLEAN COUNTY PEOPLE
At UNDERWOOD.

Congressman Hanna. the next gov
ernor of North Dakota, returned last
night from Underwood where he at
tended the fair and met many people
from Mclean county and the sur.
rounding country. He was mich
pleased with the cordial welcome he
received, and with the splendid ex-
hibit Of the resources of Mclean
county and the surrounding country.
As to politics generally through
the state, MI. Hanna says he believes
that the republicans of the state "ill
stand firmly by the republican state
ticket all the way down the line. He
received many gratifying assurances
Of supportu from republicans every
where. The general tenor of these
is that, irrespective of past feeling.
the state republican ticket was nom-
mated fairly by q state wide primary
OF the republicans, and that the re-
Doblican voters Of the state intend
10 stand by the primary law and the
state republican ticket nominated at
the primary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-26
RECEPTION FOR
WORTHY COUPLE
CHURCH PEOPLE TENDER re.
b cEPTioN TO Mr.. AND MRS, !.

The friends and %neighbors, of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph S. Best show ed the
high esteem they held for this most
worthy couple by gathering at the
parlors of McCabe Methodist church
to bid farewell to them, who had so
closely woven themselves into the
love and friendship of those who
knew them, but it was with saddened
hearts that they bade them goodbye
and God speed Oh their journey to
their new home. - st.. a.. -
The several societies and orders Of
the, church presented them with a
set OF, silverware as a remembrance.
Also a set OF resolutions showing
their appreciation of their services
as sympathetic, broad-mindeG and
effective workers in the church and
this community, It is to be regretted
that Bismarck should lose so good q
citizen, one who upheld the laws. of
his state, irrespective Of position Or
gain. The good will and best wishes
of this community 60 with them, to
their new home and may success ac.
company them i'm all pursuits 'of life.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-26
new DINlNG ROOM
open next week
NEW PART OF GRAND PACIFIC
WILL De OPEN FOR
EXPOSITION.

Work is progressing on the finish.
ing of the interior Of the Grand Pacl.
nc hotel, and Manager Tatley expects
to have his dining room opened by
October 1. The wood finishing In the
lobby is about completed and an eX-
pert workman Is now laying the
Ceramic tile floor. On either side OF
the entrance are large columns with
boxed ballustrade which produce a
pleasing effect, and when completed
the lobby will be very rOomy, coa.
venient and inviting.
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kLIpsTEih IN TOWN.

Herman Klipstein, of GrOt0n, S. d.,
a former lumber dealer of Menoken.
and we'll known in this city, is In
town today looking after his bust.
ness. interests. Mr.. Klipstein says
harvesting and threshing, with no
rain, in fact it is most too dry tc
DlOW, " .#'' 'A. 81 ,
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IS ,

r. Johnsonbaugh, of Linton, who
underwent an operation recently at
one of the local hospitals, is pro.
crossing nicely and will be able next
week to return home. Upon his ar
rival Mr.. Jolnsonbaugh was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Jsnt son, Fred, OF Re-
gent; daughter, Mrs. WIN. Nesbit.
of Monango. and MRS. VIM, McClel-
Ian, of Frederick S. D, a sister OF
Mrs. Johnsonbaueh. All have return.
ed to their respective homes except
Mrs. J. who is at the Dunraven.
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WENT UP FOR TEN DAYS.

On Tuesday the cOlored gentleman,
Tyler, who has been acting as porter
vt the Mckenzie hotel for q time, be.
came drunk and disorderly and threw
a cuspidor at the person OF Herbert
Scholl, a bell hop. at the Mckenzie,
inflicting rather bad wounds about
the, head. Sheriff Barnes caused the
arrest of Tyler, and yesterday there
was a hearing before Justice Pierce
whereby Tyler received ten days in
the county Jail and a $500 fine was
imposed upon him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-26
HAS U EXHIBIT

Miss Pauline Shoemaker of Man
dan was over on a business trip yes
terday. She represents the f.. AL
brecht Furriers of st. Paul, and had
a fine exhibit of furs at the Mandan
Fair. Miss Shoemaker will have an
exhibit here next week. -
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FESTIVAL SALE POSTPONED.

The Salvation Army announces
that the harvest festival sale which
is being arranged has been postpon-
cd till October L., after the cxposi-
ton is over.
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this nature, and usually manages to
bring back with him the desired
game. *
is FROM JAMESTOWN.

F.. c. Wilson arrivol here from
and has begun work at
the N. p. station as an operator. Mr..
Wilson was formerly from southern
Wisconsin.
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O AUTOMOBILES.

W. Z. Lair, head of the Lair Mot.
or Sales company. has returned from
Mandan, where he has been inter-
.osted in the sales of several Over
land and Cadillac cars. H..
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TO DULUTH.

c. NJ. Henry Hoist representing +.
u. Patrick Co. OF Duluth left for that
city today for a weeks business trip,
at which time he will make a care.
ful selection Of spring goods. VI
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OVER FROM MANpAN.

Father Clemens of Mandan spent
yesterday in Bismarck among his
numerous friends. f. =.
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SAW rte Big E

H. H: Ellsworth, depot agent at
Sterling and II. E., Buckneil. connect
Cd with the bank there, were visitors
III Bismarck yesterday and called at
The Tribune to watch the Dig press
in operation.
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hEEEoRN HERE.

Attorney F. c. Hefforn, Of Dickin.
son. is here on business in co1nec-
ton with his duties as assistant at.
tOrney general,
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HERE FROM FARGO.

L. w. Hall, representing the Agri'
cultural College, is here to remain
during the Exposition.
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3 I Il S

A SON.
A twelve pound son made its ap.
pearance Wednesday, Sept. 18th. at
the home of State Auditor and Mrs.
ID. X. Brightbill. Mr.. B%rigntbill Is
at present at his farm near Cando.
but has been notified Of his sons ar
rival. ~. E., ..' ~
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jim JAM JUNIOR GOES
81" limiting

S. H. Clark left today for Moose
Jaw, Canada, and other points on an
extensive hunting trip. Mr.. Clark
goes every fall for D pleasure trip OF
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MILL nAVE .ExHIelr HERE.

: Charles p Rorback, manager of
the milling company at Medina ar
rived in. Bismarck yesterday. He is
here to e about a display of his
famous -four at the exposition.