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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26

cured very satisfactory majority
over his competitor, so far as this
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26
Lawlessneas 4 Result.

Another III that results very largely
from our inability or unwillingness to
think is spirit OF lawlessness; We
have in this country some 80 law
making bodies In addition to our ma
tional congress, any one Of which
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

lt1i,oen bon je 5ebn U,inuten aui Der
2inie perfeDren tpiiroen, ipdbreno lie
jest ale feds Winrten fabren.
Stabtrntbsnitglieo 5beo anoers
bon Der "a. @aro beifaperte iif
iiber eife Yerringerung Der 3abl Der
GtraBenbabnfuogen auf Der gtoro
syairmount Qinie. Sier ioll Die gtra.
Benbabngeiaafhaft Die resulGre 3abl
Der @agen nm einen berringert bas
ben, Ddhreno in ben gormittags.
uno 0ahnIittngsihinoen in rpeIden
Der sfnornng am groBten lit, Die
3abl Der Grtralpagen UNI 5lpei ner.
ringert Dor0en lit.
geibe 8eihneroen gingen an ocn
glrbeiisoireftor NIT Der @eiiung, in
Der slngeIegenbeit Bel Der Stroben-
babneefeaihaft ooriteQig an iperoen
uno bic @efeaihoit CUR itritten Gin.
baltuna ibrer fontraftlif,en Ser.
pilihtuneen Der Stoot gegeniiber gu
3tpirgen.
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1emtf1er 1lmterrid5t.
Seine Ginfiibrnns ioa il ia,mnttli-
den Staaten gefDroert iuerSen,

prdfibent Or. 5eramer Dom
Oentfh 4meritanifhen Rationals
buno bat in 4usfiibrung bon auf oer
National GonDentton in ct. Gouis
sefabten 8efhliiHen i'm Sntsreiis elmer
4gitation fir Ginfiibrung bes beut.
lhen unterri6ts 4usIdiifie fur aae
Staaten ernannt. Bon bislen Ioa eine
nationpeite asitation fir ben Deutz
f6en unterri6t tns Wsrf gelebt pers
ben. Oas aonlnlittee mir Ohio beitebt
aus ben 6erren Sobn Ghpaob unh
Or. 8. 8. Gid bon Cincinnati; 4nton
leibolD BON Columbus; Yrpf. s. s.
9ornitra bon glspslanb; prof. 6.
God bon 5oleoo; u. gdQmertens pon
Wansfielb; 6enrp 9uerit BON 0anton
ReD. 8. 8. 2orena bon Springfielo;
DITTO Shirmer Don 6umilton; Wm.
s. Uloas bon YOunsstopn unb Senaz
tor 6. G. 4rbens BON gbiQicotbe.
Oas aommittee fir Gentudn beitebt
aus ben 5erren Qlfreb Reinbarbt BON
Reipport; Carl u. Welenborf unb Soz
'epb 5ubu9 fr. bon 2ouispile; Qboli
4nte bon gooington uno Sobn gons
bdjo bon Danfon.
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duftraot ipDrben lei, einen aotalog i'm
Wertbe BON $75, fpelhen Elm junger
Wlann aug gbiedso elmer Jirmd ent@
ipenbet bat, nad bort suriid3ubrinsen.
Der iiinge Mann bate Gbicdgo per=
Infien nnb tpurbe ermittelt, oaB er iih
in Cincinnati aufbdlf. Mcgrann
mahte fDieoerbolt in benz 8eIhdft BON
Wurliber 8eiuhe, fpoielbit Der Ges
fuhte ongeitent iIf unb eltbedte aud
ben aataloa bort. Wit einem fiihnen
Griff bate iih Der Burns Deteftip
ben adtalog ongeeisnet unb bic 1ers
bdftuna mar Die Golee. Der aatalos
fpnroe nidbt mehr BEL McgInnn porges
fInben nno peiserte iib berielbe benz
polissihef mit5utbeilen, tpobin oas
BUD oelanet III, bis er init einem 4ns
malt Rudiprafe genommen bat. 6ier>
auf nurbe Der Deteftip in Daft gee
nommen. Der in Jrnse itebenbe anz
seiielIte Der 'yirma Wurliber srtldrte,
bab Der aafdlog fein gieentbum lit
unb er niht in ebieaso sepiiuIht
tpiro.
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aleine uriads, srpRe Wirsnns
0eurse geariOu aeitod,en als er ben
Batter beihaben Dplltc.

llsbsr cine tlsine Qnsslssenbeit sss
rietheu George g.ariOn 'sn.. AZ Sabre
alt. unb Der Gar Snipettor 5rsb.
DonaIbion, beioe pdrIeien i'm 5auIe
go. 1910 Deit 8. Strabs tpobnhdft.
in Strsit. Gin tleines Wabhen, tpsl>
DIES Der camille Sonalofon 0Fters Be
Iuhe a6itattete, bate tpieoerbolt pers
esiisn. bic 5austhiire su it.iebsu,
mas bic samiIie georion IN 4nbetrahi
Der a1lte iehr libel nahm. Yearicn
mahie DonaIoion bieriiber 8orpiirfe.
in ipelhen 8eorge Oenrion IT,, Is
Sabre alt. isinsu Batter unt.riiiiste.
Dds Wortg.pldutsl fiibrie gu sbdtz
lidteiten unb 5os DonaIbion Elm Rsi=
ier, Inn benz dIteren Oearion sulei6e
su riiden; Gscrse II. fprong oastpi-
f6en unb fina BEN Stid nit ieinem
Nrm auf. D1s WteHer bobrte iih in
ben Sberarm oss iuneen Mannes uno
perurfahte cine tiefe Munbe. Durh
6dusbepobner purbe Der polisiIt
6eb hinsussrufsn, meIher bas 5rio
unter Der 9eIhuIoieung bes unorosnts
iihsn getrassns in 6uft nabm.
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MuS 3eiuipeb
llnternabm in Der Sonneritag 9ad)t
Sreb yfaffinser simeu Selbit-
mDroperlmf.

.9beure 6eimatb. iiibes Gebnen". -.
9ieie Relobie mub 5reb. pfaffinger
in Der lebten 3eit beitdnbig in BEN
Sbrsn setlungen bdben, bab er bon
einem groeBn !5stmpsb nad i.iner
bsutfden 6eirnatb befalen tpurbe.
gfaffinger, ipel6er i'm 35. ae6ense
iobre febt. mar als 3sidner in bsm
gunbes osnaenieurs Bureau TN
8unoesgebGnbe an9sitellt unb mar als
fleiBigsr uno suDerldfIissr Wsnih ges
ahtet. Dor stfDd brei Wohen ftiir3te
gfaffinasr auf Der Strabs nieber uno
3og iih cine 9erlsBung am 4opf au.
Ssit bieier 3tit trug Der Wann elm
ionoerbnres Weien 3ur Shau nno
briitte ben Wunit aus, Iobalb Die
m6alich n1h Isiner 5eimatb in
DsutThianb absur.iIsn. Sein 6reunb
e. =. Hpa. ipelher ebenfaQs in Der
Snqenieurs Office beI6Gftist 1T,
oeriu6te ben Wdnn uuFsubeitern uno
auf anoere Gehanten gu bringen. Sn
Der 8onneritng Jaatt nubm Bfaffinz
ger in ieinsr mobnung on Der s. unb
Gin StruBe eine Quantitdt Gift gu
lih uno partete bann auf fem snoe.
8as gift bate isboh nift Die ges
piinichte Wirfung uno tpurbe Der ae1
bsnsmiioe BON isinsr Dirtbin frau
6uff asitern Wittas halb betpubtlos
i'm 8ett lieaeno oufgefunoen. Die pos
Iisei Iisb ben Grtrautten silenos nah
benz itdotiffen Erantenbaus brinaen,
poieIbit bic aer3te lGnsere 3eit gu
thuu botteu, I'm cine oirette 9.benss
1efabr d63utpenben. Welher art oas
9ift mar. peIhes Waffinger gu iid
eenommen 1at, tpnnte er niht dnge6en,
ulb ertidrts, sab er aus oeinipeb
ben SelbitmorSperiuh ulternabm.
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George unb Sat. Senbunbfelo, 1922
pattiion Ip., WidD6en.
sSoIepb uno Gnma JmIide. 2436
Weii SehIts StraBe. annbe.
Winiam unb Rutberine Glmtpoob,
9OS Wsit 2ibsrtn StroBe, Mdohsn.
Oapib uno Dpra Golo. 1872 Barr
Strube, M1btsn.
Gns uno 9aiip Oreenlee, 648 90.
4. Sirdbt. auobs.
Meslep unb GIara penn, 3018
Dart Np. WGoden.
2eonorb unb Gertrude MebIing,
2316 Mabifon 4o., 4nobe.
Clifford uno !oenrietta Me Dermott,
1904 WeTtIibe Nd. M1bhen.
Malier unb Uldrp Qutber, 3o11
Murbod Wp., auobe.
Charles uno Catherine S1nabsl,
S21 aipingiton Strabe, anabs.
syrto uno Map 6rep. 2262 8oeen
5trabe Rna6e
Roob une Rutb 1omliH. 72s Barr
Gtrdbe. Rdbheu.
Dopio uno Wlurp Gong, 1890
Qieipellnn StraBs. anobe.
0arrn uno 2nna @rinter, 913
Stoie Np.. auabe.
Giiffore unp gllice Gorbes, AIT
9ro3ee Gtrabe. auabe.
Sobn uno Srsne Quea, 1870 gens
trdl Ab.. Gnabs.
So6n unb slnna Nubenbunf, Ill
JinnIap Gtrabs. WsGb&eu.
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leteffip sIs 1ie6.

Durh Den poliailien RlOHertemper
lpurbs gejtern an Der 8. uno D;ne
GtruBe Der AZ Sabre olie patrid Mes
Gronn aug Ghieaeo perbnfttt. ipel1er
onanb, elm Burns Deteftip ~ iein
unD unter bsr Hdhulbiaun9 bes Nifbs
jiobIS nem G<lrobrinm eingeIiefert.
An ber Office hes gyoIis<i6efS Cope
Ian hatie Der Uerbnfiftt cine Ronfes
rtns nit benz Ghef unb tbeilte bemiflr
tea NIL, bob er BON ieiner Dtrma be-
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benn Der Sertpeqb Gone1lperein er.
freut ii6 pobloeroientermaBen in
oeuti6en aretien auBeroroentli6er
Geliebtbeit. 8as aommittee, IN Def
fen Sdnoen Die arrangements rubin,
miro ni6ts uugetban iaiien, Inn Der
Ibeilnebmern uno Gbeilnebrnerin-
men an Dem &rdn5her, einen frob-
ltden Sonrtaa 8u iihern.
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Iohnt, uno ohne cine 3ugabe CAB Iia
oas Qublitum ME 3ufrieoen. 95rduz
letn 2epp tpiro Elm 5riiblinssballet
uaa etnem 8al3er DON Sacques Sfs
fenbah tan5eu.
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SaHsfrGnsdlen Der Sermegb 9amen

syiir sonntag, ben 1. Wtdrs, fai
Der Ser,pegb 9amenoerein elm Sail5'
fr1nsden, perbiiuoen NIT eincin
aaffee, in Der Wereer Salie arran.
airt unb oieie slnfiinoising oiirfte
aerriigcn, nm bas Vublifiim in beller
shnnren mad Der Jeitballe, an ber
lWine uilo Nsereer StrnBe, su Icden
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SaiesSau.

Mit 2lntltnft oes 5eIotupt1ins Sos
6liBeIl, Der porgeItern fein critics @r.
iheinen in Uniform auf benz SpieIs
plaBe in Qleranoria, 2lla., mad)te, lit
bic reguIdre @ertbeibtgung Der nRebs"
i'm irneren 8drten (9iampuo) oplls
itdnpig pertreten. Mtertlpiiroigertpsife
iinb es In oieiem Sabre 5 DeutTde.
nelhe unTere 8ertbeinieungslinie biz
ben: 5pbIiBell q. 8aie), 9rob q.
8aIe), 0er5og (abfongsitntior) glisz
boff "A. Saie) uno Serghammet
(ausbelfer). Sic finb obne ausnabz
me trdftige iugenblihe 2ltbleten, NIT
Shnellfiibigteit mn nit Siherbeit
I'M gaIli6Iagen begabt. Der Heit Der
8eteranen uno einIge Retruten psrben
heute ooer morgen bort eintrefFen.
Mit Ausnabme pes StIeuoerers
0ingIing, Der on QGbmunq I'M re4teu
8ein Ieioet, befinben iih bIe idmnttz
li6en ~9Rebs" bel gutter Geiunbbeit.
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1entihes 9beater.

(Direttiou Otto grnit Samib.) J
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SIN geiIein bss a0uiss Gsorge BON
Gnglanb u iiber 10000 feiner llnter>
t6aneu brahteH bic Q8eltuniegler
(yeen Yorter a8iaats" uno gbicagoer
.@bite Sods") am 0oRuerltag i'll
2onopn Elm Spiel gum AuStrag, oas
al 9uniten Der 2sBteren NIT 5 ges
aen 4 Qdufen dusfieI. Die beis
ben aIubs IeseIn beute Ha4nlittas
ouF Der ,2ufitania" " BON liverpool
mad Rep gort ab, no lie am 6.
Iars faaig iino.
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Bon Slpei Gtaotratbsmitslieoern
liefen geIdaperoen iiher Die Stra'
Benbahnaeieuihnft elm. 9err geisel
BON Der -. gSarb tbeilte Dem
Sstaoirotb mit, bah Die strabenbobn-
aeiellihait iid, nit Der slbiid)t TRACE,
pom slneiteH Mdrs an iiinf regiildre
Nsagen uom Der Golernin Anenue
lpeg5i,nebmen ,nib iie ourh anbdn.
aelpogen Der nei,en Sorte 3l eriesen.
Dieie Ber1rberung wiirbe CUR aolsc
baben, oob Die Masen annn IN Ab.
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e@abeneriotfIaaen

Mnraoret 0o6. cine 35idh,
rjpg @ittpe BON 1705 Blue Rod
Stfpke. isEeuate aefiern ouf Grunt
zines nidbt einaehulienen Gbeperfpre'
&ene eint 9ipae iibtr 5000 aeaen ber
4HHrei&er Gbtuorb 6a6monn Dor
2l8 8inbel mpenns an. Sic maMl
aeltsNb. bdb q fm am %. mara 101s
NIT Tim Derlobt bobe. ipornuf he bdmil
ttADAnkA 1abe. ihre Dorbereiiunatr
~ tsk 0o6aeit III MAIDEN. bic an
DoMtfuaunaDtoge 1913 flnttfinber
isQis. - Isi aber nidai boau aeipm.
Ineu. MIL 6odmaHn itiu Hort MD,
eissaei1f uub Il i6nDoe TN Sid ae'
loAsn tote.
Wattt GnniD beri0nat $500
bon bee Gineinn1ii 1rarticn 60. mel
he am 8. saanunr 1914 an NO Wlnt
uyh Das4Rilnn Gtro6e Oon eiAer 600.
GbeH Gar aetEoifen xnb berart rerIebl
wmrbe. ba6 He mehstfe &s4ea an btr
Npjee1 ~ Ieiben t0tte.
- 49, - <~-~---s
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Wm. 9. Debou erlanete Elm urtheil
iibsr $780, 20 esgtn Rob. o. Siepbens.
Game 8. Anberfcn erlunsie Elm llrs
tbeiI iibtr $226.03 sesen Gerbaro
5feper unb Jniept snb.
Charles 8edle. fpeImsr Der 8ernus
buns bes Sam. Nobinion um $11 ans
setlast itanb, ,Durbe seitsrn i6ulbig
befnnttn.
Dos .Qibrorp Bureau. cine aors
poraiion pon Juinois, ilnete cine Gors
bsrune iibtr $724.4O ges<n bie Nobtrt
Wnfea furniture Go. sin.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-20
WOODWARD BROOK.

Don't forget to plan your work so
that you can spend at least one day
at your county fair, to be held at
Princeton on September Is, II, IS
and 10. If you come to the fair
with open eyes and a receptive mind
you can get as much good out of
your attendance as you would from
a months reading on the subjects
the fair represents. Why? Because
here YOU see results; and the means
to these ends-a good soil and up-to-
date farming. We dare not call it
scientific farming for many of us
couldn't analyze that word but per-
haps we apply what it means and
that is better. The men at the head
of this project understand their busi-
ness and are putting forth their best
efforts to make real success of the
Mile Laos County fair for 1914. We
help along in making this the best
of fairs by attending and bringing
exhibits and showing our interest
personally.
H. Drinks of Pease and brother,
John Drinks of Sioux Center, Iowa,
visited the Talen family Monday.
Mrs. Henry Luben of Minneapolis
is visiting with friends in Wood
ward Brook.
Mrs. Chas. Helberg and daughter,
Florence, of LIE Sueur Center are
visiting with the Henry Minks FAM
lily this week.
Louis Talen and Ira Starkenburg
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-20

their homes in St. Paul. They spent
few days at Lake View lodge.
Jonas Grant and wife of Opstead
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends and relatives here.
Jim Warren and ST Lund of Ona-
mia were in town on Thursday.
Alfred johnson and Nanny Wick
lander left last week for Cambridge.
Alfred Johsnon is now employed on
the A]bin Wicklander farm.
Chas. and Floyd Wilkes Of Wahkon
we're in town Thursday. :.
Mr. and Mrs. Lind and daughter
Of Cambridge spent Sunday at Isle,
Edith Pope, who has been visiting
at the Martin home, left for her
home in Minneapolis Friday.
Peter and Otto Haggberg and Mrs.
John Carlson autoed to Wahkon on
business Friday.
S. A. Matter and wife and 0. A..
Haggberg and wife autoed to Ona-
mia Sunday evening.
A farewell meeting was held at
the Peter Wicklander home on Sun
day. They will soon leave for their
new home in Cambridge.
A large crowd from Opstead at
tended the meeting at the Wick
lander home Sunday.
Chas. Wicklander and wife autoed
to Cambridge Tuesday.
A few of our young people enjoyed
a marshmellow roast on the picnic
grounds Monday evening.
MI. and Mrs. John Haggberg OF
Redtop spent a couple of days at the
Carter home.
F. S. Burroughs autoed to Onamia
Sunday evening.
Everybody attend the ball game
here next Sunday. Isle VS.. Glenn.
The ball game here between Wah'
kon and Isle was we'll attended and
ended in a victory for the locals.
Score II to 5.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-20
First Pub. July l6-6t
Summons.

State of Minnesota, County of
Mile Laos.
District Court, Seventh Judicial
District.
William H. Bean, Plaintiff,
F. B. Dean, A. M Knight, Charles
Strand, John B. Gilil!an, Alice
Locke, Harrison T. Winter and
Erick Westlund, Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the
above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
Quired to serve your answer to the
complaint Of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which is on
file in the office of the clerk of the
above named court, on the subscrib-
ers, by copy, at their Office in the
city of Saint Paul in Ramsey county,
Minnesota, within twenty (20) days
after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the date of
such service, and if you fail to so
serve your answer to the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply to the court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated July 3rd, 1914.
C]app & Mccartney,
Plaintiff IS A ttorneys,
906 Germania Life Bldg:
Saint Paul. Minnesota.
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GERMANY,

Threshing is in full blast in this
neighborhood. Carl Rick is doing
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Manke visited at
Chas. Weeks in Princeton on Sun
day.
Mrs. VIM. Schilling called on Olive
Schmidt on Sunday.
Frank Schil]ing was a pleasant
caller at VIM. Horstman's on Sun
day.
VIM. Gerth helped Chas. Rosin
stack grain last week.
Miss Stella Bockoven visited from
Friday until Sunday with her cou-
sin, Cora Bockoven.
Messrs. Almon and George Hen
schel were pleasantly entertained at
H. Heitman's on Thursday evening
of last week.
Misses Agnes Horstman and Clara
Rosin called on Miss Clara Gebert
Thursday evening.
Miss Myrtle Schmidt is visiting
with her brother and sister-in -laW,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Schmidt.
The carpenters have finished put
ting in new floors in the school
houses in district 3. Ed Henschel
and Clarence Meyer did the work.
The boys are tirst.class carpenters.
The following families from this
vicinity attended the German Luth-
eran Sunday school picnic at Green
lake on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. G..
Manke and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holthus and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Kornmann and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wilhelm and family, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hoeft and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Benseman, Mrs.
Aug. Gebert and children, Otto
Prahl and children, and Misses
Dolly, Elizabeth, Anita, Mildred and
Lillian Hoffman. An enjoyable
time was had by all.
Miss Mary Manke departed fol-
her home in St. Paul on Tuesday
after spending several days with rel.
atives and friends here
Mrs. Anton Falk is on the sick
list.
Ernest Bennett spent Sunday at
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Notice Of Lis Pendens.

State of Minnesota, County of
Mile Laos.
District Court, Seventh Judicial
District.
William H. Bean, Plaintiff,
F. B. Dean: A: M. Knight, Charles
Strand, John B. Gilfllan, Alice
Locke, Harrison T. Winter and Erick
Westlund, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that an &C.
tion has been commenced and is
now pending in the above named
court by the plaintiff above named
against the above named defendants,
for the purpose of having the title of
the plaintiff in and to the lands in
the complaint herein and hereinafter
described, tablished and Quieted in
the plaintiff, and having it adjudged
and determined that the above
named defendants have not. nor has
any or either of them any right,
title, estate, claim, lien or interest
in, to, or upon the said lands or any
part thereof.
All the property affected by said
action is Situate in the county of
Mile Laos, state of Minnesota, and
is described as follows to-wit: The
northeast quarter (ne4) of the
northeast quarter (ne4) of section
thirty-one (31), township forty-one
(41) north of range twenty-six (26)
west.
Dated July 3rd, 1914.
Clapp & Mccartney,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
906 Germania Life Bldg,
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
1920
Office of Register of Deeds. Coun-
ty of Mile Laos, State of Minnesota.
SIS.
[ hereby certify, that the within
instrument was filed in my Office for
record this 9th day of July, A. D.
1914, at 9 o'clock a. M, and duly re-
corded in book ''H' of Misc, on
page 100.
A. G. Osterberg,
Register of Deeds.
BY E. E. Engberg, Deputy. .
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spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
the twin cities on business.

the twin cities on business.
Calves seem to be rather scarce in
this part of the country. John
Drinks of Pease was in Woodward
Brook Tuesday and bought some
from Peter Jensen. If people living
south of Princeton and having cattle
for sale would place an ad in the
Unions want column they would
find buyers here. Grass and clover
are plentiful and farmers here favor
more stock and less potatoes, at pres
ent prices.
Bert Starkenburg of Pease is paint
ing VIM. Talen's house this week.
A few gallons Of paint would i'm
prove some buildings in Woodward
Brook.
Mrs. Louis Aucterhar and three
children of Buttertield are spending
week at the home of Henry Minks
and other relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Aucterhar is the oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Minks.
Gustave Minks went to St. Paul
Thursday to visit his brother,
Charles, in a hospital in that city.
John A. Hubers went to Mime
apolis Tuesday to meet his wife's
parents, who had come from Mitch
ell, S. D., to visit here. They ar
| rived Wednesday evening.
While Albert Reibe and crew were
| threshing oats for Mr.. Ze1oth on
Max Kruscke's farm the grain
stacks, nearly a whole setting,
| caught fire and was completely de-
stroyed. Only about 30 bushels of
grain was threshed and that showed
the grain to be of fair quality and
| running at the rate of about Is to
80 bushels to the acre. So the loss
is quite serious one.
G. Strating and family, who live
west of Pease, came per auto Friday
| and visited with friends in Woodward
| Brook, incidentally to see the many
boosted Improvements which Wood
:" d1u DAOOA A1do OCCIl uldAA1lS UA1C
| past few seasons.
| Mrs. Lloyd Shea accompanied Mrs.
S. G. Galley to Minot, n. D., where
Mrs. Galley will remain with sister,
Mrs. Grace Anderson, for some time.
Mrs. Shea will return to Woodward
Brook Wednesday or Thursday.
The Christian Endeavor topic for
Sunday evening, August %, is
"Lowly Service - Text, John -:
LII. Leader, August Anderson.
| All welcome.
| A large new steel culyert has taken
the place of the old wooden bridge
west of Peter Jensen's place and the
hill at the John Jacobson farm is be.
! ing cut down and the narrow grading
north of it widened. Many an auto
has slipped from this grading into
the ditch and it is one of the neces'
sary improvements which goes to-
ward making "Good Roads, -
VIM. Talen spent Tuesday in the
northern part of the township renew.
ing insurance policies of those in.
sured in the Glendorado Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-20
Infection and Insect Bites DANGEROUS.


which breed quickly in garbage
pals, ponds of stagnant water,
barns, musty places, etc., are car
riers Of disease. Every time they
bite you, they inject poison into
your system from which some dread
disease may result. Get a bottle of
Sloan's Liniment. 1t is antiseptic
and a few drops will neutralize the
infection caused by insect bites or
rusty nails. Sloan's Liniment dis
infects cuts, bruises and sores. You
cannot afford to be without it in
your home. Money back if not sat-
isfed. Only Csc. at your druggist.
Advertisement.
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EnIiqhteninq Comparison.

One man will tell a newspaper that
it should not print this or that, because
he has no desire to read that sort of
thing. He might as we'll tell the grocer
not to sell cheese because he can't d.
gest it.-TOledo Blade.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-20
First Pub. Aug. 2O-3t
Notice of Hearing Petition for Survev.

Whereas, a petition has been pre-
sented to the board of county com
missloners of Mile Laos county.
Minn., asking that said board shall
cause to be surveyed, located and
staked out, pursuant to Sec. 786-796.
G. S. 1913, all sections, and property
lines pertaining to section TWENTY
five (25), township thirty EIGHT 1851,
range twenty-six (26).
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that hearing on said petit
tion will be granted at the Office of
said board, at Princeton, Mimi,
September IA, 1914. The owners of
the lands to be affected by such sur
vey as they appear on the latest tax
duplicates are as follows:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-20

By order Of the board of county
commissioners, this 18th day of Au-
gust, 1914.
W. G. DOANE,
(Oficlal SeaD County Auditor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-08-20
First Pub. Aug. 2O-3t
Notice of Hearing Petition for SURVEY

Whereas, petition has been pre-
sented to the board of county COM
missioners of Mile Laos county.
Minn., asking that said board shall
cause to be surveyed, located and
staked out, pursuant to Sec. 786-796,
G. S. 1913. all sections, and property
lines pertaining to section sixteen
(l6) township thirty-seven (37), range
twenty-seyen (27).
Now, therefore. notice is hereby
given that hearing on said petition
will be granted at the office of said
board, at Princeton, MIMI, Septem-
Der II, 1914. The owners Of the
lands to be affected by such survey
as they appear on the latest tax du-
plicateS are as follows: