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NOTilEs.
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PROPOSALS.
mhoArAM RoAp.


~ NorICE-sEAl.fD PROPOSALS. Ap
IN dressed M writing 20 the Nrw Castle
County state Highway Commissioner ard
endorsed Proposal fni uildihg Marhdnnl
Read ln the county " New Castle. and state
of Delaware. vii be received by suid high
way commissioner 90 his ofce. Nos ani anil
ana church Building, lenth and Market
streets Wilmington, Delaware, until H.
noon. on iuiy a1 1918. for building an im
proyhd rnad known ns the road from dlns-
gov 40 Summit Bridge nn the Newark Read,
in penradpr hundred, connecting tho i'm
proved ruads from Newurk No GilHrnw and
from Mt pleasnnt 10 Summit BRIDGE, dis
tance of about four and one half l2l
/ miles
An snid bids or proposa's must ho mad
upon blank forms, 90 be obtained from enii
/ highway commissionrr az his office and th
\ bide fnr this rond must be accompanied
\ with u certified check for 8ann. payable y
the president ~ tho Levy court pf New Cas-
le county or with o bond 90 the state q
4 Delaware. ~ TIE sum Of $500 as surety ma
n a proposal Is accepted n rontrart wi'i !
entered into The succcasful bidder on th
road will be held strictly 20 the p,ans ar
specifications
Plans and specifications ran be seen at n
ofice ~ the said commissioner ~ pfi'
July u, 1913. The right % reject amy
an bids " expressly reserved
A deposit " f3 90 is required 20 Efcur
= set or these plans and specifications. vhic
| win be refunded upon their return IN gpu
condition. before Ju'y "a, 1913, otherwiae I
will be forfeited - -
/ New Caste County State Highway commis
sioner "s.Q.i3.l0.i9.
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SOCIALIST
PAYS TRIBUTE
AT GRAVESIDE

Standing at the grave of James NJ.
Bronson. IN Slverhrook Cemetery
yesterday afternoon Frank A. Houck.
National Committeeman Of the So
cialist party from Delaware and a
personal friend Of the deceased de-
livered the burial eulogy Mr.. Bron-
son killed himself on Tuesday. In bis
remarks Mr.. Houek said that the So
cialist laid special stress on that part
OF the Lords prayer "Thy kingdom
come; Thy will be done on earth as
Il Is in heaven" II was for this that
Mr. Bronson had struggled Mr..
Houck said, as do all Socialists while
thinking Of their childrens welfare.
Mr. Houok said in part I'VE as
Socialists desire to pay this last
; tribute and TO express our apprecia-
tion Of the services Of our late com
rade. The Socialist ideals arc what
make It possible for him to make the
sacrifice he does for the cause Just
as Comdare Bronson has done We
+ are .lso able 10 quoto from the Bible
and we can with truth say, Not he
that sayeth. Lord, Lord. but he that
doeth the will Of my Father"
/ Mr.. Houok only once referred 10
Mr. Bronson's suicide He said he
knew of the man working until mid
night IN his barbar shop and then
serving Socialist literature until
o'clock in the morning. Such work
evidently unbalanced Mr.. Bronson :
lmind, the speaker said
The funeral was largely attended
Services at the home we're IN charge
tot the Rev. T. F. Beauchamp, pastor
OF Wesley NJ, Z, Church, The nall-
bearers were friends Of Mr.. Bronson
Floral tributes were from the So
calist party and the Barhers Union
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ATHLETIC CLUB OUTING

The Wilmington Athletic Association
will hold its first country outing iomor
row in Christiana hundred The club IS
the latest athletic assoeiation 10 be form
ed here and has a membership Of 100
nearly all of whom will 90 on tomorrow's
frolc
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IROpOsALs.

proposals, ,c,,n no,ps
Notce-Seaied Proposals, addressed IN
writing 70 the NeN Cnstle couhts Highway
Commfssioner anh endursed ''Prinasnl ici
Building % Mncadnm Road w the County 81
New Castle and State ~ Delaware VII hn
received BY said Highwny Commits pner fur
the following roads VI his oflces, 3nt md
a0s Church Building Tenth and Market
Streets Wilmington, Delaware, until II
O'Clock noon. on July a., lql3.
road 90 the Stnie Road leading from tho
north end oi the improved rond in sinek
bird Hundred ~ Or near where the amf nt
Landing road crosses and continuing nerih
10 tho improved rond ~ Rlnchhird. dis
tance OF 2 45-iOn miles
Second Building water bound macndnni
road extending from Ferguson corner 20
narlow's Mil Lane. n Anpopunimink Hun
dred p distance " about. 4too feet,
Third Building water hound macadam
rond ON the kennrtt Road IN christiana Hun
dred from thc end Of the improved road ai
Murrny's Corner ~ the Penns,iynuin line. q
distance ~ T.in mile.
Fourth Building water hound macadsm
road in Christiana Hundred. extending from
! McCullongh's Cross RoaA 10 the pennsyi
vania line on the Yves hester Road. dis
tance of une and or 1000 miles
I Al sad bids or proposals must he made
upnn blank forms 20 be obtained from snlf
1 Highway Conimissipner, ~ hts ohr0. and thl
/ bids for ench " these roads must be nc
I
payable to the President ~ iha Lew Cnnr
1 Of New Castle County. Or with hnnd q
the State " Delaware in the sum ~ $500
rs surety that u proposal be accepted
\ contract will be entered into The successful
/ bidders on these roads will be held strictll
20 the Plans md Specifications.
Plans and Specifications car be- seen o.
the Office ~ Tire said commissioner on 81
/ after July ,. 1919. Tho right 10 reject an.
Z Or All bids N expressly reserved.
A deposit nf s5 90 is required 20 secur
q set ~ plans and Specifications whinh vii
| be refunded upon their roturn IN good con
dition. before July rs, 1918. Otherwise
viii be forfeited,
Bids may be snhmitted for types Of road
4 other thnn the above described accompanies
by their own specifications which must fol
low rs nearly as possible, those Of the ma
[ radnm stone road
JAMES WILSON
New Castle County State Highway Com
missioner. iunea7 iyi5.oi2.
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LICENSE ApPLICATIONS.

~ oTICE-I, AARON KEEL. THE TEN.
~ ant and occupant of the house situated
AZ the S. W. corner Front and King
streets. in the Second ward. IN the city uf
Wilmington county of New Castle and State
Of Delaware, in compliance with the require
ments gf the Acts Of the General Assembly,
give notice that / shall apply in writing to
the Court of General Sessions Of the state
oi Delaware. in and for New Castle county.
on Monday the 18th day Of September. q. D.
1913 being the next term Of said court for
a license for said house as On inn Or tav
trn for the sale therein ~ Intoxicating
liquors, IN less quantities than one quart, %
he drunk on the premises and the follow.
ing respectable citizens of said ward, ni least
twelve OF whom are substantial freehnldcrs
OF said ward recommend The said application,
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rNsTALLING NEw MAcnINE.

A. S. Itohinson. representing the
Metropolitan Sewing Machine Com
pany of Nyack, n. Y, is in Whining
ton installing a four needle center
machine in the plant of tie Diamond
Manufacturing Company. II Is un-
derstood that the machine is one
the latest type and costs close 70
Som
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LII nN TILE erpEFr

William r. Mott. Of Elkton was found
on the street last night by Officer Reese
and was sent to the Delaware Hospital
for treatment. as the man was ILL.,
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TYpEW RITERS

~ 'NPFwRtTERS REPAIRED. RENTED
4 sold Easy payments. bargains. slightly
seu Royals underwopds. Remingtons. Rib
hone. Typewriter Supply Co. 40. pi5 Mar.
kcl ST. Both phones. aastf.
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PRINTERS
FXCHANGE.

ss---,-',..-- - - = 81 ~
x TAMp AND COUPON EXCHANGE &,
- n YOU want full value for Stamp Books.
Tobacco Tags and Coupons g. an kinds, call
s. +. cor SECOND and Monroe streets
Cash or articles given. u. A, phone.
a4s8A Automatic, a0ea. iy3tf
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TRANSPORTATION
Wilson |. lnet0P PHILADELPHIA
PAS7ENGERs ard FREIGHT.

PAS ENGERS aud FREIGHT
Leave Fourth street Wharf Wiimsnrfon
daily. including sundnys. for PhiiadeIehfa.
ami Chestnut Street Wharf Philade nhAa.
FOR Wilmington no no. % On 10 ne m..
~ O'Clock nom, 80. 90. 4i5 a 90
90 20 and % 40 y m
tnfrs--nn Saturdays. Snndats and leKai
hnhdays, between Wilmingfcr and Puiade}.
phin one way 30 cents. round trip. So
cents p az uiher dayf special nne dh, fiu
ued uchet one Nay 5 rrfs rpund trip. Is
cents
:. fEAMER LoNU REACH - PENNS
- GROVE ANn Wi.MlNGrnN FEkHY.
From Fourth Sirert Whsrf
summer Schedule Aav a TO Sputemhar
leafr frnnsgrts---6 90 M. 500 %
ln i5 M. 90 m a.3o m AIS
o. M, 7t5 N. 1000 .. N.
lenve Wilmington 90 M $40 a
m. u 90 e. ~ . As y m aa0 .. "a.
8 l5 M, puN p M II 90 o. N
pASsENGfiis ana tKEiGHT
improved facilities for nandhng suta
mobiles
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PUBLIC SALE.

ID UBLIC SALE.
4 THURSDAY, July n. 1913
Horses. Wagons. Harness and Farming
Utensils Terms Cash
CHARLES GILBERT. Elsmere. Del
jy9.0t
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ID UBLlc SALE on REAL EsTATE-THg
4 undersigned viii sci at public auction
~ the Court House, Ia the city Of wiinsnG
ton, ON Tuesday. July s. 1913 At 80
Q clock, D.. M, the following described real
estate. situate IN said eitv 10 wit.
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1NR j.. O. RosEMoNT. FORMERLY
~ with her brother tDr. NJ Dhvia), is
noN locnted at No. Ila Market street.
iuut24.lm
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sHER1FF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ of Lavnri Facias TO me directed.
viii be exposed 10 public sale ui the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county. Della
ware,
nv TFfFGnAN
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)CLASS|f D.
NE NTSl
s..s .s.....a***aa.**s**s*s.'s

advertisements in these columns
are inserted at the rate OF . cents
per line per insertion, except Posi-
lions Wanted and Help Wanted.
Count six words to the line. No adj
yertisement less than Is cents.
Help and Positions Wanted
Rate-NOt over lines, 3 weeks,
% cents.
Terms-Cash with copy to all with
whom we have not a running account,
Advertisers are reque sted to fur
nfsh their own addresses. Those who
have replies sent in care of News
Budget must furnish stamps to for
ward them.
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STRAYED

HOLSTElN COW, years old; when
last seen had bell on. Strayed
from my place IL miles south of
Ladysmith. Cameron Drake, r. F..
ID. /, Conrath, Wis. 14-16*
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

/
Subscribe for the News-Budget.
John Koenig returned Saturday
from Fond du Lac
Ladysmith Ice cream at GesellPs, "a
cents per quarC.
Miss Alice Morner, of Ogema, was
a visitor in this city Monday.
| Dr. O'Connor is making a number
of improvements about his home.
R. A. Nelson is spending the
Fourth with his family at Crandon.
Anyone desiring instruction in any
school branch, call on Miss Helen
McDermott. 14-15*
Phillip Jacobus, of Marshfield, is
now employed in Christ Thompsen's
harness shop.
Osmar Kuenne, of Medford, son-in-
law of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jung, Wis
tied here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l. Collins and chill
dren spent Wednesday at the twin
ports" Superior and Duluth.
Twelve cows will be sold at auc-
ton at John Helm Barn, Tony Wis,
Thursday, July 10th, l p. m.
See Cowles & Wallace, Novelty
Gymnasts, at the KOlz HippOdrOme,
opposite postoffice, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Laura Slosser, of Appleton,
departed Saturday for ST. Paul. af-
ter a twoweeks' visit with Miss Ger
trude Johnson.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet
with Mrs. Albert Hovend Thursday
afternoon, July 10.
Farm Insurance; Fire. Lightning
and Tornado for $l.75 for years.
Largest Agency in the City. Larg-
est and oldest company in the world.
Andersen & Falge. Adv.
Peter Skoglund has sold his farm,
Z miles west of this city, to Bird &
Ulsrud, of Superior. Mr.. Ulsrud will
move his family here Immediately.
Mr. Skoglund has gone to Superior.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid wi |
conduct an apron sale on the after
noon and evening of Saturday, July
~, at the residence of A. ROckstad.
Lunch and ice cream will be served.
Ben Stelzman, Gust Arndt and Ar
thur Alden arrived in this city last
Friday night, concluding their trip
down the Flambeau from Park Falls.
They had a fine outing and caught
all kinds of fish.
H. C. Finnern, of Denison Iowa,
who is visiting relatives at KEENAN,,
was in Ladysmith between trains
Yesterday Mr.. Finnern is the pub
Usher of the Crawford County Dem
ocrat at Denison.
Albert Hovend Jacob Schiotz, P. j
Anderson, A. c. Johnson and their
families, and Miss Nora Thompson
comprised picnic party that had a
very enjoyable outing Sunday on the
banks of the Flambeau near the
Crescent springs.
A. P. Johnson returned Wednesday
night from a three-mOnthS' stay at
| Clouuet. Mimi. After the Fourth he
| will leave for Pine River Waushara
county for a fortnight's visit. He
| will also visit at Clintonville, his old
| home for a month and will then visit
friends at Milwaukee a few days en-
route to Colorado Springs, COL
| where he will attend to some bust
ness matters Mr.. Johnson expects to
return to Ladysmith about the first
of October, or at the latest before
| the opening of the hunting season
Mr.. Johnson's family is now visiting
at Pine River. His son, John A.
| is a stakeholder in the Clintonvllle
| pickle factory, and has been a stock
holder in that concern ever since he
was day old. Although but three
years old, the boy has drawn three
annual dividends already.
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| HAVE $1,000 to loan on real es-
tate Your own terms; lowest rates
on interest and commission. j. W.
CaroW, Ladysmith. Wis.
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HORSES FOR SALE

have some horses remaining for
disposal that | will guarantee to
be all right and young stock, var
ious weights. Part cash, balance
on time on bankable paper E. A.
KirVan.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED-Good draft horse. {
E. Grieshammer. Ladysmith, Wis.
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FOUND

FOUND-A medium by which you
can dispose of anything of value you
may have that you do not need
the NeWsBudget's want column.
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STORAGE

STOVES and other things not need
ed in the home during the summer
months will be stored at reasonable
rates. City Dray Line, Phone 80 e.
NJ. Worden, Prop.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-Andersen e.
Falge, Attys.. Postoffice Building.
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All Not Lost When Youth Has Com

All Not Lost When Youth Has Gone.
Youth may not believe that there
is something left in life when youth
is past. The "frowsy old frumps" on
whom wits and caricaturists expended
their shafts are now exceptions. The
bright old lady, keen of wit, active in
mind and cultivated of spirit, has re-
placed her. She is bound by no hard
and fast conventional rules of dress
or conduct. Like the people who do
away with fires on a certain date and
resume them on another are the wo-
men who begin caps'' at thirty-five
and wear "dowager dresses and
mantles'' at fifty. Far more sensible
are those who wear what is comfort
able and do what is permissible in
the way Of travel in far lands, when
home ties drop away from them. as
they are likely to do at sixty or
seventy years.-Ladies' Pictorial
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rance. The place cards on the lunch
con table were daintily. hand-painted
scenes, which with the little pink and
white baskets, containing minis were
retained as souvenirs. The menu for
the luncheon was as choice as delic-
ious and served beautifully. Mrs.
Elmer Kenfield and Mrs. Brooks of
Bemidji, were the out-of-town guests.
w. A. Could left last night for
Minneapolis. y i
Harry Evans Of Nebish, who died
on April q was buried on April g.,
Reverend Malone officiating. He
leaves a wife and seven children.
The men will serve the following
menu next Tuesday evening in the
basement of the Presbyterian church:
MENU
Grape Fruit
Swift Premium Ham
Fresh Country Eggs
Dill Pickles. ', urv = Beet Pickles
Fried Fresh Parsnip
Baked Potatoes
Fresh Tomatoes on Lettuce
Fresh Rolls Creamery Butter
Superior Pancakes
Maple Syrup
Coffee Cream
Supper $50 to 8. Price soc, chill
dren with parents, 35c.-Adv.
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.GUGGENHEI,Ms BUY MORE

Redding. Calf, April The
Guggenheims of Colorado have secur-
ed bond on four miles of mining
ground lying along Trinity river be-
tween Garryville and Trinity Center,
Cal. The bond runs for only three
months. The consideration is not
given, but it is believed to be large.
Included in the big deal are the fam
Gus Mcdonald property, the Alta
eBrta Mining company's ground, the
Carryville property and the Head
light Mining company's placed
ground.
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CASHIER IS Kill ED

Crookston, April IL. JOS Lobsin-
ger. northern Pacific cashier at Grand
Forks, was run over and killed by an
east bound train in the north part 81
this city Thursday morning at 5:45.
Just how the accident occurred is not
known but it is believed that he had
walked to that part Of the city to
catch freight train on which to re-
turn home but had missed the train
which went through at 1:15 and was
hit by a light engine which reached
this city at 5:45. The deceased leaves
a wife and two small children to
mourn his loss. %@ 4. .55::I5@,
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X X X X <<<< XXX Xxx x X X -
X ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL. 1
X X X K X x X X Xxx kkkk X X x

A. L. Goodspeed is confined for
assesses and an operation on his
arm.
G. G. Cross, who was recently op-
Grated ON for appendicitis is improv-
ing and will leave in the coures of the
next few days.
r Virginia Moore of Red Lake, is
confined for ruptured appendix.
J. G. Russell of Kelliher, left yes
terday having fully recovered
an operation which he recently un-
derwent.
James Hagadon Of Tenstrike will
leave in a few days after several
days confinement with a bad attack
of rheumatism.
Mrs. N. McKinnon will leave to-
morrow having fully recovered from
an operation for appendicitis.
Olof Listug formerly of St. Luke's
hospital Of Duluth, has accepted a
position as orderly.
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Miss Caroline Sonstrud is suffering
with a sprained ankle. -.
John Clock of Gemmel, was a Be-
midi visitor this week.
v. w. Chandler of Bena, transact
ed business in the city today.
Go-carts repaired at the second
hand store.-Adv.
The Bemidji dancing club will give
a party Friday evening, April IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Parker were In
ternational Falls visitors Wednesday.
E. w. Larson was a professional
visitor at International Falls Thurs
day.
Go-carts retired at the second hand
store.-Adv.
Judge M. A. Spooner went to De-
troit yesterday He will return to-
morrow.
F. D Coleman of Bemidji, transact
ed business at International. Falls on
Wednesday.
c. J. slocum of Bemidji, was bus
ness caller at international Falls
Wednesday.
A new line Of school hats just re-
ceived at the Henrionnet millinery
parlors.-Adv
w. w. Everts, Of Bemidji, trans
acted business at International Falls
Thursda.
Chester McKusick left for St. Paul
this morning, where he has case be-
fore the supreme court.
Special matinee at the Majestic
Saturday at 2:3O for the junior class
Of the High school.-Adv.
Mrs. E. M. Satire and infant
daughter were taken home today
from Mrs John Thompson's matern-
it hospital.
Ed Gould, who was operated upon
few days ago at the St. Anthony's
hospital for appendicitis, left the hos
pital yesterday.
Remember the junior class benefit
at the Majestic Saturday afternoon
and evening. Special program. Come
early.-Adv.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will have food sale Saturday after
non in Mr.. Cummer's jewelry store,
next door to Abercrombie's.
J. J. Doran, formerly of Bemidji,
now of international Falls, was elect
ed alderman of the Second ward at
the late election held there.
You know you need it-everybody
needs it in the SPRING. cleaning,
purifying Observation-Disclosures R. M.
Tea.-Barker's Drug Store.-Adv.
A. A. Andrews returned this morn
ing from Minneapolis and Renville,
Minnesota, where he has been g, on
business for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccain had
&C their dinner guests yesterday
Messrs. H. D. Pettibone of Chicago
and I. G. Chisholm of Minneapolis.
The Henrionnet millinery parlors
have just received new line of pat
tern hats, pressed shapes and novel
ties, at prices to suit every buyer
Adv.
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NOTICE DOG TAGS AND LICENSE
On and after April 18th. 1913,
ALL DOGS not licensed and tagged,
will be picked up and disposed of &C
cording to provisions of Ordinance
No. 80.
License and tags can be secured at
the Office of the City Clerk.
GEO. A. LANE,
Chief Of Police.
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CELEBRATE ARBOR DAY.

Philadelphia, April II. School
children here and throughout the
state today celebrated "arbor day."
recently set aside by proclamation OF
the governor, by planting trees and
performing other fitting exercises
The proclamation which called atten-
ton to the Importance of conserva-
ton and reforestation also named
April rs as day for similar observ-
ance.
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DRESS MAKING PARLORS. =
Mrs. P. N. Anderson, who has open
ed parlors in the Bazaar store extends
a cordial invitation to the ladies OF
Bemidji and surrounding country,
All work guaranteed to be first class.
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FARMERS MEET IN NEBISH
Nebish farmers will have their first
spring meeting in Nebish Saturday,
April 10. An effort is being made to
secure several outside speakers.