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spent Sunday at the home of C. C.
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Olson and
daughter spent a few days at the
state fair.
Miss Ethel Laughlin of La Sale,
Col, returned Sunday to resume her
school duties.
Mrs. August Johnson and children
of Mankato spent Sunday at the
Skipton home.
Miss Lily Krohn of Filler, Idaho,
| is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Au
gust Peterson.
| Mrs. John Watson of Welcome,
Mimi, was a guest at the McGraw
home last week
Mrs. Skipton and Mrs. Bowen at
tended the d. A. r. meeting in Man.
kato last Friday,
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Bartell was quite sick the
first of the week.
Misses Edna and Mabel Buell. at
tended the Flowers-Lloyd wedding at
Cleveland Thursday
Rudolph Johnson, the night opera
tor at the station, left for his home
in st. Paul Saturday.
Miss Margaret Johnson and Miss
Hester Rydeen returned from Yer
non Center Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Dickinson of LIE
Sueur Center spent Sunday with
Miss Dolly Thompson.
Miss Mabel Mason entertained
party of young people at candy
pull Thursday evening.
Miss Gertrude Sandberg has gone
to Willmar where she will teach
during the coming year.
Dennis Newton has rented his
farm to Frank Burr, who will &C.
cupy it after October /.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills autoed
from Cleveland Tuesday and were
guests of Mrs. Louis Davis.
Mrs. J. E. Davies returned from
Saltwater Thursday after spending
month with her sister there.
Miss Barbara Green returned to
her home in Minneapolis after SPENT
ing two weeks with Kasota friends.
Miss Sadie Nelson returned home
last week after several weeks visit
in Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane and
Elk, Wash.
Mrs Jennie Mills of Cleveland,
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Lee Cooley of
Ottawa spent Thursday with Mrs.
Louis Davis.
Paul Vetter of ST. Paul and Leon
! ard Vetter of North Dakota are Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnaby Vetter
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. McGraw mo-
tored to Fairmont the latter part of
last week and spent a few days
with friends there.
Clarence Green and his sister,
Miss Nellie Green of Upland, Cal,
left Monday after visiting at the
home of o. P. Buell..
Misses Mabel Hammstedt, Nora
Pulver, Hazel Stockton and Mabel
Kirby left Tuesday to attend the
normal school at Mankato.
Mrs. Burchell and daughter Mar
garet left Wednesday for Minneapo-
lis after spending two weeks with
Mrs. Burchell's mother, Mrs. Anna
Meister.
Miss Jennie Peterson of Winnipeg,
Canada, and Miss Sadie Peterson of
Minneapolis spent a few days last
week with their sister, Mrs. An
thOny Nelson.
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The Riverside Study Club met
Wednesday with Mrs. Josie Ray
The response to roll call was an
swered by giving some southern
city and what it is noted for. Mrs
Parker read selection from Snow
Bound" a paper was also read by
Mrs. Ray. The next meeting is with
Mrs. Blanche Hart.
Mr.. Mccormick, who has rented
the p. d. Reid residence, has gone
to Mankato where he expects to
buy potatoes and ship south to his
former home, returning with a car
of apples, later.
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their home in Topeka, Kansas, after
spending three weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Kieninger.
Il II. A. Patterson and Fred Otto OF
this city, and c. T. Fenton OF
Chaska, left today for Valley City
and Bismarck, N. D., where ley
will spend about ten days hunting.
! Redwood Falls Gazette: Peter
Lloyd of Mankato arrived in Red
wood Tuesday to look after his land
interests Mr. Lloyd owns a valu
able farm three miles west of this
city.
Redwood Falls Gazette: Mr.. and
drove up Thursday in a Stoddard-
Dayton and visited until Saturday
morning at the home of Mr.. Aliens
cousin, Mrs. o. S. Durham.
Thomas Murphy left last evening
for Chicago, where he has been
transferred by the F. w. Wool.
worth people Mr. Murphy was EN-.
ployed at the Woolworth Five and
Ten Cent store in Mankato.
Sheriff and Mrs. Anton Osten and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Landmark return.
ed yesterday from the twin cities
after spending a few days there at
tending the state fair Sheriff Osten
! is at Good Thunder today on bust.
ness
Louis j. Bienapf1, who has been
employed in the printing department
I of the Free Press, left today for
! the twin cities, where he will visit
a short time before going to Spo.
! kane, Wash, where he will be en-
ployed.
! II. S. Wood will leave tomorrow
for his home in West Chicago after
eral weeks. He will be accompanied
by his granddaughter, Miss Ruth
Shoemaker, who will make an ex-
tended visit there.
ST. Peter Tribune: Congressman
Davis came home last week. Owing
to severe injury to her ankle, Mrs.
Davis will probably not open the
home here this summer, but will
remain with her daughter, Mrs. w.
c. Poehler in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary Plymat has left for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she will
attend the national convention of
the Women's Relief corps. From
there she will go to San Francisco
to visit, and thence to Colorado to
visit her daughter Mrs. L. W.
Wells
Judge Lorin Cray has returned
from st. Paul where he attended the
annual reunion of the Ninth Mime
sofa regiment, which was held in
the old capitol building yesterday
There were only forty-two members
of this regiment present, and it was
reported that thirty had died during
the year.
Among those from Mankato who
are attending the state fair are Roy
Ash and Bert Phillips of the L.
Patterson Mercantile company,
Harry Thompson, Paul Nettleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson, Mrs. l..
c. De Rosia, Wheaton Williams,
William McGrath of North Mankato,
L. Nj. Blomquist, I. l.. Endicott and
Charles and George Schallenberg.
DR.. Roy Andrews and his mother,
Mrs. J. w. Andrews will leave to-
morrow on an extended western trip.
They will go to Seattle on the
Milwaukee, and will spend several
days, there. They will then visit a
short time at Portland, Eugene, Ore
gon and will spend two or three
weeks at Medford, Oregon. On their
return they will go to San Fran
cisco for several days and will come
home over the Union Pacific. They
expect to be away from Mankato
about five weeks.
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DIR. Roy Andrews and Mrs. ]. w.
Andrews left today for the Pacific
coast on the Milwaukee road. They
will visit relatives at Seattle, Wash,
friends at Portland and the Youngs
at Eugene, Ore. From there they
will go to Medford for the purpose
of visiting and caring for their ap-
pie crop on the Andrews ranch
They will be gone about four or
five weeks,
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From Fridays Daily.
Oeliohtful Affairs.

/ ST. Peter Herald Members OF
Richard Somers Chapter, D. A. R.
went to Mankato last Friday as
guests of Antony Wayne Chapter OF
that city, and were entertained at
/ luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. K
Brandrup. The house was beautifully
/ decorated with autumn leaves. The
! entertainment was informal, and a
, short musical program was rendered
/ by Miss Marion Willard of Mankato
Miss Jean Treadwell of this city
and Miss Sigfrid Amundson of White
Bear Lake. Some fifty guests were
present and delicious refreshments
were served. The Mankato chapter
will be entertained by the local
chapter on Saturday, September H.
when number of the state officers
will be present.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Harkin delightfully."-
entertained company of ladies at
the Hotel Nicollet yesterday after
noon. Luncheon was served at one
o'clock, the tables being prettily dec
Grated with bouquets and covers be.
ing laid for thirty. From two to
five o'clock the guests played bridge
whist, the hotel parlors being hand
somely decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs. NJ. Bowden and Miss
Anna Smith, and Mrs. J. G. Tegner
OF Mankato attended.
G. E. Nettleton went to La Crosse,
Wis, on business today.
Walter Vincent of Minneapolis
called on friends in Mankato today.
Miss Louise Rainerson and mother
are visiting friends in the twin ci-
ties.
James Nyberg of Westbrook trans
acted business in Mankato yester-
day.
Jay Wysong has returned from a
two weeks visit with friends at Du-
luth.
Register of Deeds J. G.. Fowler is
spending several days at the twin
cities.
E. NJ. Pinkerton of Minneapolis
was business visitor in Mankato
today.
], R. Ruse arrived here yesterday
from st. James and called on
friends.
w. j. Armstrong of Minnesota
Lake spent the day in the city on
business.
A. German and A. Peterson of
Fairmont were business visitors in
Mankato.
Attorney H. L. Schmidt is spend.
ing several days in Chicago on legal
business
James Bryan of Fort Wayne, In.
diana, was business visitor in Man.
kato today.
w. F. Sweetman of Currie num-
bered among the business visitors in
Mankato today
j. f. and G. E. French of West
field. Pa, were in the city on bust
ness yesterday.
DR.. NJ. B. Wood and John A.
Johnson drove to New Ulm today in
the latter's car.
A. V, Turner arrived here last
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Another case of a blank mind, a
sudden arrival in the city, and found
sleeping with scant clothing, was
recorded today. One of the night
patrolmeD found stranger lying
asleep between the Omaha and Mil
waukee railroad tracks early this
morning. The officer reused the
sleeping form, and upon inquiry
learned very little or nothing. The
man appeared dazed and his mind
was blank. All that he could re-
member was that he had been ship
ped by railroad company from
Michigan, and that he was to work
on the road near Minneapolis.
Officer Lundberg went out to
hunt for his clothes, for he was al
most nude, but could find nothing
The stranger went with him, but
suddenly disappeared and the au-
thorities have not seen him since
Robert Haedt, a farmer living in
DecOria township, suffered broken
arm Wednesday evening, while at
tempting to crank his automobile.
He was at the fair grounds looking
over the hog houses. When about to
return, he started to crank the ma
chine, when he suffered a severe
shock, and later found out that his
right arm above the wrist had been
broken.
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Leaving the girl in tears, the de-
tectives went back to the station.
When Bushway was told that the
iewelry had been identified as stol-
en-, he broke down and confessed,
according to Captain Smith He is
said to have confessed to a series
of robberies.
At her residence today, Mrs. Hus
tad said that her daughter had been
engaged to Bushway since Deem
her. HE seemed to be a nice
young man." she said. "My daugh.
ter supposed that he had purchased
the jewelry with his savings. They
were to be married September "a"
Miss Hustad was Frustrated and
could not be seen today.
According to the North Side po-
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New Workers Marry in Minnesota.
Judge of Probate Evan Hughes
yesterday performed the marriage
ceremony of H. Albert Schultz and
Miss Jennie G. Coll both of Erie
county, New York.
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OLD COINS WANTED

OLD MONEY wANTED-Sloo FOp
certain 1858 halfdolars: 81 Tor certain
l?9i doliars. etc We pay highest ca I'll
premiums on all rare money. Keen aiI
old money and send &c for large illus
tated Coin Circular containing valuable
,tloiination The Numismatic Bank
b'ENs ~ 4 L worth, Tex. uni6sJ
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HAIR GOODS
PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade mark or copyright. sec 7 M
Thosnas' 5OS Utah Savings & Trust blda.
ol2i
SCOTT CO, ALL COUNTRIES.
terms reasonable 226-7 Judge bldg,
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AUCTION SALES

REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE
OF SALE FROM ONE OF THE
FINEST RESIDENCES IN THE
CITY. OWNER Is LEAVING
FOR COAST,
TUESDAY. DEC. Il. WE WILL
SELL -FOUR ROOMS OF SWELL
FURNITURE NJ
PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT OUR SALESROOMS.
15-l9 WEST IST SOUTH ST.
Consisting in part of
Kitchen utensils. kitchen table
and chairs, refrigerator, fine
dining room OUTFIT OF solid
quartercd oak chairs, pedestal
table, buffet and china. closet,
this outfit cost Sl65. Bed
room set OF solid quartcred ouk,
cost $50; brass bed, very ella bor-
ate, rockers. parlor furniture,
Administer and velvet rugs, also
ono imported Persian rug. etc.
Sale starts promptly at $50 p. IN,
UTAH AUTION & COMMISSION
COMPANY.
ACCrIONEEES.
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rTi1SI7

WEDNESDAY, AT 5S WEST End so.
! will sell dreSscrs. comodes. ward :
robes. tables chairs. rockers, chffonlcrs,
dressing tables, Darlor set, lib. table.
pictures, iron beds. springs. mattresses.
Bucks steel range, Monitor range. also
Boscn beautiful dining set in mahog
any. / kimball piano. cost $500, will he
chair, Yost typewriter set. harness. boys
new Studcbuker wagon. This will be the
last auction sale at this place, so b..
here FOR bargains. beautiful Wilton
velvet and administer rugs. lot hall car
pet, all as good as new, also heaters and
gas stoves. Sale 1880 a. III. prompt c.
IL. osterloHs AuCt. m1910
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PYORRHEA SPEClAn

-->>>~~-~--~a-~-s~~----S pTC.-
DIR. ROBERT W. HALL; Ayll|
AND ORAL PEofh'
KEARNS BJDG. i
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Elegantly furnished two and three
room apartments, with reduced rates from
$50 and up; single rooms with or with
out bath, SO and up. Bell phone Ex. A..
f2056
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FOR SALE
For Sale-Automoniles.

-
acr .6-hp model "1O' Bucks at snap
prices Randall Dodd Auto Co, Ltd. 50
w. 4th South at. h226o
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnished.


eiS-ROOM HOUSE. MOD ERN, CLOSE
IN Apply u. A. swan. .o% Dcoly hlk
ni2eS
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TWO-CYLINDER, 25 H. p, TOP AND
glass front. good tires, In good running
condition; Will trade or accept any rea-
sonabe cash offer Phone w, 3T3l. nt690
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ONE SECOND HAND AUTOMOBILE
express truck, good condition. cheap.
White Automobile Co.. 1&s East First
South k2I16
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TIE CONFY.
New. elegantly furnished housske ecplng
apartments; elevator service; freproot
building; prices reasonable: East South
Temple: finest location In city. Phone
Wasatch 5e1i d1T2s
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FOR RENT
Apartments Furnished
BRANSFORD APARTMENTS
-

(Near Eagle Gate.)
Location best in city: furnished and
unfurnshed suites; furnished suites, with
or without board; American plan, cafe
In connection: open TO the public xTs6
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TWO SMALL STORE ROOMS on
ground floor. with large second floor
and basement Very best location. &c
Main street. r,teat
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

- - -,---->~~~----~
RANGES CONNECTED, $3.50. WATER
stoves repaired Ontario ct. Phone
Wasatch 5714-W.
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APARTMENTS.
ANONDALE.
20 so. 10TH EAST,

Four rooms, new ................ 50 90
Broom flat, steam heat. e04-S End
fs'LSi s-,-....-........ % W
Groom flat. hot water heat, les
- street '.'.s.s-.,-.r. SVs"u
S-room apt. furnished. "St. Regis"
8l T.. End South ............... 40. 90
Groom apt. furnished. Woodruff"
23J md East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
4-room apt, unfurnlshcd. Wood
run. 2SJ 2nd East ............. So. 80
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY.
builders Of Durable Houses"
La, -. No. 81 South Main Street.
mI7Gs
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For Rent-Gafage

GARAGES sALEsRooM.
etc, fully equipped and the best loca-
tion In the city; state street bet. End
and 3rd South, formerly occupied by the
Randall Dodd Co. Apply G. $. Holmes
ofIlce Semloh hotel. ft3Gs
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TUESDAY. DEC. II. 1890 A. NJ. 10 SO,
Sth E.-EXtra fine lot furniture, con-
sistins OF massive brass bed, Ostcrmoor
mattress. iron beds. steel springs birds
eye maple dresser, fine chiffonier AXInin-
ster and Brussels rugs, sanitary couch
dining table, boX-scat dining chairs
rockers. lcathcr-scat mission rockers
mahogany parlor furniture. leather tufted
couch. leather scttee, lace curtains, lin
olcum. 80 feet hose, heaters, sldeboard
center stands, S5 quarts of fruit. childs
ped, utensils, etc, c. l.. Sober. Auc-
pohecr MISS
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VACUUM CLEANERS

t'sNF y 'SANTO" yACt-TTM C,TrATO
,er and be convinced before b,,,i,,r, tTrr,' ~
20 VT az any price. Stewart -Ciaeson
- ~. EIS2Q
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HEADQUARTERS rop uo,.
p1c.,L LEASES. 'Is
fS Main st. ''ii EsTAlf
~ l.. BHArTAIN. MGR. nfASss
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MONDAY. DEC. 18TH. 1880 A. NJ. AT
w West Ath So. ] Will sell fine house
hold goods. consisting of > pedestal dining
tables. boH-scat dining chairs, mahogany
pdrlor set, buffet. two davenports, one
leather upholstered: drcssers. iron beds
steel springs. good mattresses, rockers
Administer and Brussels rugs. one fine
stewart range. one Jewel gas range. lots
bedding. lace curtains, hall and stair car
pet, plate mirror, dishes; tubs and boilers
kitchen utensils, etc. &. L. Sober hncI
tioneer, p,1S57
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CHIROPODTST

no =, o/>~@->~-->~----~>~~--
treats all ailments nf tbc - - '-Ai-lSl !,
~ Nfip'c,rd without pain. ~ H. ist So
ml32l
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For Sale-Mo. Jrcycles.

CHEAP-EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE, !
tandem attachment good condition. |
Was. 2307-M. hS278 |
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TUESDAY At S6S FIRST AVENUE 7
VIII sell rooms OF beautiful furniture,
including light fumcd oak dining set that
cost $50. also lot of Stickpey rockers
and arm chairs, lot nice rugs, carpets
beautiful oak drcsscrs, Iron beds,
sprines. mattresses. porticres. Warnick's
sectional book case leather office lounge
office desk, chairs. etc. 100 quarts home
made fruit. berries, peaches, etc. Large
gas range, ice chest, boys sled, slSates
and other useful articles. Sale 1890 a
M. c. L. Osteroh, Auctioneer. mI909
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

c l.. WESLEY s. SON. se6 STATE
Nasatch s'iL All work sunranteed
he4i
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BUSINESS opPoaTus,s
Hotels and Roon,;,.

..rI,S,' ,S,'->~'-~-~-- AqIII
o,,', 40 Gpy right n1eang '1.SAiss I
'nd sell more hotels o. 70 see h.
SPECIALIZE rom r"ns comblh.%
IarSe lobby. clcvstnr ~ell
class shape: no, eseryihns q
room, Where can Won, o' only ~
ulmi Gu, price $3.50. II a iato 10 belI,,,'
WI Trade for first IIneh al a..
tato. stop and tIIngg,ass citr .
room for the furni,ms. Only a.!
- G,m2,, rooms. steam beat lTse! ~
1andy place. all ON newly m.
",!IE o,a,. go 800 per room; n,ohe one 6;~
over 800. Small cn.h NICE lob5,.i
~ rooms. tho m"s. mn paymebI, 4
nlsLed place In tho hs ,,, e'aboral,r
puOllc baths; everythIn. modsS
Nc'tciice y, OF the iandladv, ios b.
~ Is money -getter nrd rent a.
arc In any way MIA S sae!i9cs (
motel, don't overlont ,ss,ed In =.
"a, "a dandy little transinn, s olpSri;-
2Gsy S5HG street. street. coming lbo bUn, n hOs:
on bargains In hotels
grocery stores, restaur"',,,,o ,,o0irItsh
ctc.. sec ants. eip,s
li@ South Main. 'iotel Bn,.
wess;
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DRESSMAKINC.

AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTERS.
Hchoo, 40 T.. Broadway HvEud Ia57
Cutler5i School OF DressmaIlng. kec5s
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BABcOCt ELECTRIC PUsETON. Al
condition: n snap. Randau-Dodd Auto
Co, E23of
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siO-l ROOMS. 92s FERN sTeErT

$40 ROOMS. @25 FERN STREET
% RMS. S36 West md North
SiS-t rms. 50 y st
fli ) rms, ifG East 2rd South
sl,-'e-, rms. mod. 90 T. Stb So.
s22.5r-j rms. mod Sos md ave
ss..1e-D rms. mod. 2SS I ST. furnace
~ rns-, mod, 1870 So. nth East
S21--, rnls., mod. So7 @ud ave
s2n-, rms, mod. Gao slh ave.
fin-S rms. strictly modern, gag range
20 J. street
y. RICHTER. IS So. Main 81.
fhonc Wasatch Gal. mi5o5
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For Rent-Hotels

- - |>-~--N>-~~-~-~-o-~~~~~~~-~~
foR KEN ON LONG LEASE. NEW So
room. fireproof, modern hotel. a6 rno,,,,
with private baths. central location Ad-
dress i. .. box I45 h50ca
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FOB LEAsE-so poo,,.
neat. free elevator SoAs. 3
ana hnish. nice light rma@ardyocd
INC pest location i'm cI,ro. rroV,lns; "
ansoiutcly tho best nri, long In,
part Sec us FOR ds,aS,gs d,Tg 10 u
S2ooo-3S rooms, hot ff'tu,,S an
nue., ma[sr IN each, steam 10 10, 4
mno ,i,puGrh IN and up 10 ,hat hGat
rnn,, mm@ location. rent abS,i b !! =
Melt furnished-sloSSS n,s
!nrS1lnnco can bo paid oS, gs
ms - II genuine hssI vsI
Hile money maker sdia [
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

4-ROoM FRAME. STH WEST AND
'oth North s.s....,.-..-s .-s.s-.....' 80 1'"V
Groom brick 4th West and 3rd N. 10 90
4-room adobe 35s ~. 5th West. 10. 90
4room brick. 1926 9th West. 10 90
avenue ... .....l.........,...., 1S. 90
S-room modern brick, IS7 7th ave. 30 90
5-room modern brick, s16 u ST.. 20. 90
5-room modern brick, i35 10th ave,
furnace -. ...................... 25. 90
Groom modern brick. sos 9th e.. -. 90
Groom modern res. &c r street. % 80
S-room modern res, 1864 End ave.
brick garage -. ...... ........-.. so 90
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous.

Ak9 OUR S-YWAR-OLD RYE ASD
bourbon straight whisky, no BLEND, Zoc
ilask; 81 bottle: bottles Wngencs
oeers 60c. Social bar, 502 state. nl'zf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15
SCOTCH PIES

SCOTCH PIES. SUCH AS YOU ATE N
Scotland, with all the fiavors and
spices: sc each, for 25c r served
McPheos Scotch Inn, two doors west S. l..
iheater. b1oJI
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-10-24
Ole Farm Preside
GleaningS by Our Country
Correspondents. 5000.
WOODWARD BROOK.

P. W. Jensen made business trip
to Milaca on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruis of Pease visited
with the Talen family last week.
A large. number of cattle from here
were marketed at Princeton recently.
Aug. Anderson and family attend
ed mission meetings at Book on Sun
day. p a}.s =. .s.. u.
Quite a bit of graveling is being
done on the main road through this
place. .,. ...-.
Our farmers are busy hauling po-
tatoes to market-trying to clog the
market. I So. s. X
The price paid for the two farms
last sold in Woodward Brook was SIS
per acre. r..
A number of our people attended
the surprise party given on Rev.
Palmquist at Milaca. s-
e. S. Starkenburg has bought a
couple of graded Hereford COWS from
Sam Droogsma of Pease.
Mrs. Whitcomb is The new cook at
S. G.. Caley's during Mrs. Caley's
absence in North Dakota
Rev. and Mrs. G. Larson of Prince
ton visited with the Hans Rasmus-
sen family last Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Anderson has returned to
her home at Minot, N. D., and her
sister, Mrs. S. G.. Galley, went with