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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21

"What in the world can sny to Won TO
convince you2" he cried. "Tbe trop IA set
but II Brane and his men come and Gn1
us like this good heaven, child we are both
lost Come, comet"
Stay where You are! "
At that moment she heard sound at the
door Her gaze royed and it was enough
for the man, He reached out and caught
her arm She tried to tear herself loose,
MY Child, in Gods name listen to rco.
sonl They are entering the hail and ,boy
.wnl have ps botn"
snd1cn,v plorDrco trov sho oor,d 10,
bovo to,1 von why, hu, thorn wos ,o.ao.
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res yeSI eut you've toupd u out Just
Vrlue 700 ate' my dear Vu'eti thls slde
80 'a0 uoSA'
Braine and his men dashed into the
J6rary' Olga entered lcisurcly
Both Of themlp yelled Bmine exult.
auuy. 'Bou Of them together; what luckl
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21

This man, however, threw away his cigar
aud hot footed It to the nearest pay station.
He knew In his soul that he had just seen
the man Tor whom they had been hunting
all these weary but strenuous weeks-Stau
Icy Hargrcayc In the lleshl Half an hour
after bis prcphono message the chief Of
the Black Hundred and many lesser lights
were on their way to tho house Of mystery,
Had they but knownl
Now, the man who had created this tre.
mendous agitation went acrcnely on He
proceeded directly aud rearlessly to the front
door, produced latch key aud entered, Hc
passed through the hall aud reception room
to The llbOry and paused on the tbreehod
dramatically Florence stepped back with
q sharp cry Of alarm. She had heard the
hall door open aud close aud had taken u
for granted that Jones had returned,
There wua hbleau Of short duration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21

Liverpool, together with Inuumerable con.
tnental uckets such IA arc Issued to tour.
lpta
"why two2' asked Jim innocenty
FORGET Il, my boy, forget Il, You ought
to know that In this Office we don't employ
blind men The whola STAG IL on, There
you are, fat check aud three months va.
cation Go and got married. aud lf you
return before the three months are up III
Ore You myself ON general principles"
Jim laughed happily and the two men
shook hands Then Jim went forth to com.
plete the Blk assignment Five minutes
later Florence called him up to learn that
be bad gone,
What should she dor Jones bad told her
to stay In the house aud not to leave le,
but where was hoS Why did he nor comel
What was the meaning ot tha desertion by
the scryantat sho wandered about aim.
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sYNOrsIs oF pRnvIous cnAPrnRs.
CONDITIONS GOVERNING TIE
CONTEST.

Stanley HnrgreuVe, millionaire, after n
miraculous escape from the den OF the
gang of brilliant thieves known as the
Black Hundred, lives the life OF a re-
cluse for eighteen years. Hargreaye ac-
eIdentally meets Dralne, leader OF the
Black Hundred Knowing Draine will
try 10 get him, he escapes from his own
home by balloon. Before escaping no
writes n letter 60 the girls school
where eighteen years before he mys-
terIously left on the doorstep his baby
daughter, Florence Gray, That day Har-
greave also draws Si,OeO,000 from the
bank, but Il IA reported that this dropped
into the sea when the balloon he escaped
IN was punctured.
Florence arrives from the girls school.
Countess Olga, Brnine'R companion, visits
her and claims her hs relative. The
Blnrk Hundred then see means oT max
Ing Florence a target for their attacks
They are after the siOOO,OOO and DrHiae,
their leader, sets trana for Florence.
The Black Hundred, after a number OF
attempts. fail. due 20 the wisdom OF
Jones, The HnrgrcaVe butler, and Norton,
newspaper mpn
Concealed at thr rendezvous OR the
Black Hundred, a maa learns % the re-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21

lie came toward her. holding out hls
hands "Ths, tha tyou cannot shoot me-
Ah the damuablo wrctches What have
they done to you. my child, to make you
suspicious OF every one2 How have
watched over.you 10 sccretl | will tell you
what ouly Jones and the reporter know
that the aviator died, that alone was res
cucd, tbot gave Norton the i've thousand
that watched tho wiadows Of the Rus.
Sian woman, aud overheard nearly every
plot that was holchcd Ia the council chom
bcr " the Black Hundred. that was sho,
In the arm wldlc crossus the lava Quo
nlght Ana now we have tho sconudreli
lust where We want thcm, They will be Ia
this houec for me within half an hour, and
cot one OF them win leave Il In freedom
| am your father Florence; | am the lonely
father who has spent the htst yeats Of his
life away FROM you in order to secure your
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21
$40. 600 FOR one + JNDRED WORDS.

"The Million Dollar AvsterV" storv
pib run for ttosStv-two consecutive peekS
IN IMs paper, By an arrangement With
tho ThGnhOHss- Film company II hds been
made possible not only to read the storv
IN this paper but alan 10 see II each Oeeh
IN the vdriOw mOvin0 picture keateys.
For The solation Of Tho mystery storv
Si0,090 toiu be Oiven bv the ThGnhoaser
Film corporation.
CONDITIONS GOVERNING TIE
CONTEST.
TIe prize of SlO,OOO piH be won bv tho
man. i0omaH, or child tohO i0rites The most
acceptable solution nj The mystery, from
Iohich he last too reels of motion picture
drqmG ioM be made and the last too
chapters Of the story tcritten bv Harold
MGo0rath.
Solutions may be sent TO the Than.
kouser Film corporation at 8 Sorth Wa
lash aUehue, ChicG0O Ill.,, or ThanhoaSer
Film corporation, II West Ttoenty-t third
street Net0 York CITY ~ Y, any time up
to midnight, Jan. N, 1915 T'his aHows
seuerGl ioeeks after The last chapter has
teeE published.
A board Of three judges toill determine
tohich Of the many solutions received 10 tho
most acceptable. Tho Judges are TO be
Harold AacGrah, Lloyd Lonergdn, and
Miss Mae Tinee, Tho judgment Of this
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21
Ioopyrght 1914; Ry Harold Maodrath'N
CHAPTER xxi.


A NiaHr og ApyENruaEa
t-Y-t HE federal government agreed to say
nothng to put no obstacles IN the
way Of the Russian agent, provided
he conll abduct his trio without se
riously clashlng with the New York police
authorities 1t was recognized fact that
the local police force wanted the ne~spa
per glory which would attend the crushing
q, the Black Hundred 1t would be an eK'
plolt. But their glory was nl; nor did Ser
van tnke bis trio back with him to Russia
Many strange things happened that night
tho night Of the anal adventure
Florence sat In her room reading The
boot was "olyer Twist" not the pleasant
cst sort OF book to read under the existing
cIrcumstapces. Several tines--she had
reached tho plaeO where Eagln overheard
Nancys confession fancled she heard
doors cloulng softly, but credited II to her
Imag glnation. Poor Nancy, who wanted to be
good but did not end umo to be Florence
posseaaed a habit familiar to most OF usi
tla need Of apples or candy when we are
reading. So she rang the bell Cor her maid
Intending to ask ber to bHug up some ap'
pes. She turned 10 her reading, presently
to break Of and strike tho bell again. Where
wss that maldl sho waited perhaps Owe
mlnutos then laid down the book aud be
gan to inItStIGats.
'T'hars Sss not servant to bo found In
lie ea.li, harSe What IN tho world could
ha, msaul uaed as sho was to heartrend.
ihs msasnsns, che was none tho less terri.
hei. so,aething had taken tho servants
.. lrom TIE house. From whence was tho
sanger to come this dino, Where was
tones, Why did no not return az he had
promlsei1 It was long past tie hour When
10 sad he would bo back.
sbd went Into tho library aud picked up
ha telephone, She waa told that Mr., Nor
ton was out on an assignment but that
10 would bs notified tho moment be ro'
iurbed She opened drawer In the desk
bh. touched the automatic but did not lako
\ up She left tho drawer open, however
Earlier at the newspaper once that night,
lin went into the managing editora onica
aud laid a bulky manuscript on that gem
uemans desk,
"ls this ~"
"It IT," said Jim.
"You have captured them1"
No but thcre ia a net about them from
which not one shall escape, There's tho
uory Of my adventures, Of the adventures
OF Miss Hargreave aud the butler, Jouea,
You'n aud II exciting reading You might
lust as we'll send Il up to the composInS
room Al nldnlght pll telephone the ntro'
ducton It's scoop Don't worry about
that"
The editor rilled the pages
"a hundred aud twelve pages, 800 words
TO The page. man, It's novel;"
lt'll read like oac.'
"sIt down Tor momaut and lot me akin
lhtoogh tho arst story"
Al the end uf ian minutea the edltDr laid
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cOVery OF the box from the sea by a
sailor and OF Its subsequent return to
the bottom OF the sea, and he quickly
communicates the fact 20 Jones, A du-
plieate box is planted and later secured
by the band. but before Its contents are
examined the box mysteriOusly dlsap-
pears.
Finding himself checkmated at every
tura, BraIns endeaVOrs 70 enmesh the
Hnrgreave household In the law Ia order
TO gain free access 10 the house. The
timely discovery of the plot by Norton
sets the police at the heels Of the pack
and results In raid on the gangs ren-
devious, which, however, proves TO be
barren OF results.
The Black Hundred begin to fear Nor
ton and plan 20 dispose OF him. Again
the unnOtieed butler shows his hand by
rescuing Norton and defeating Hralne.
Florence secures a mysterious paper
which Is Of vital Importance ~ her
fathers safety Braine losea hope Of
securing the sl,OOO,OOO and turns 60 re-
venge.
Henri SeFvan In given documentary
evidence against the Black Hundred,
They try 20 get II from him by a clever
ruse, but again Jonea beats them 10 II
down the copy, He opened drawer an
took out two envelopes. The blue one b
tore up and dropped into the waste baske
Norton understood and smilel They ha
meant to discharge him If he fell down TIL
other envelope was fat one,
open It." said the editor, smiling IL
tie himself
This envelope contained check fc
S2,500 two round trip first class tickets t
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-12-09

son home at Norway Lake, when their
daughter, Miss Emily was united in
marriage to Mr.. Carl Nieland of Nevis,
Saturday, Nov. %.
New London will have new bank
to be known as the Farmers State
Bank with capitalization Of $4,000.
1t will open for business the first Of
the year in the E. Olson building
until a new building can be erected
on the lot just north of the Monson
hardware store, which has been pur-
chased by the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson from
Kerkhoven visited with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Gordhamer and other
relatives here from Friday till Mon.
day.
Miss Mildred Lawson left Monday
for St. Cloud to attend the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norvald Lesterberg
autoed over from Benson Sunday to
spend the day at the Mrs. Lesterberg
home.
Mrs. Anna Lindgren arrived home
from Willmar Saturday where she has
been staying with relatives for some
time.
Miss Evangeline Lawson is assist.
ing at the Swenson & Broberg store.
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LAKE LILLIAN,

Lake Lillian, Dec. 6-Only sixteen
more shopping days before Christmas.
Do it early and avoid the rush.
Chances are looking good for a
sleigh ride for Christmas.
Oscar Anderson and family visited
at C. H. Miners Sunday.
Quite few attended the funeral of
Nels Peterson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Erickson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole E. Erickson autoed
to Murdoch Sunday.
Mrs. G. Nyberg of Niobe, N. Dak.,
is at present visiting with Mrs. Britta
Erickson, but intends to return to her
home for Christmas.
Mr.. Andy Anderson is at present a
patient at the Willmar hospital. He
was operated on last Monday. We
hope he will soon recover.
Mr.. Gustaf Lundquist left Monday
for Willmar, where he will take up
work as a barber.
Skating is the sport Of the season
Sunday there was a large crowd al
Kandiyohi Lake.
Albin Freed entertained at a fou1
course lunch Sunday evening. Covers
were laid for four.
Roy Ericsson has returned after {
weeks visit with relatives at Lanes
boro, MINI.
Fred Johnson is on the sick list
What's the matter Fred? Oh, is tina
so!
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Choir met for rehearsal at the Bap-
fist church Sunday evening.
NEW LONDON.

New London, Dec. 8-Mrs. L. Ryk-
ken and children arrived here from
Paynesville Saturday for few days.
visit with friends.
Rev. E. Hanson, Mr.. G.. Aune and
Mrs. c. Swenson were among those
from here who attended the "Samtale
Mote" at Willmar last week.
Miss Inga Lund went to Willmar
Wednesday for a few days. stay.
Miss Hattie Monson returned Tues
day from st. Cloud to where she had
accompanied her sister, Florence, who
spent her Thanksgiving vacation at
her home here.
Miss Aida Sonstrom of Norway
Lake is staying at the G. Sather home.
Prof. A. E. Nelson came over from
Willmar Tuesday, to arrange for hav.
ing his household goods shipped,
where he will make his home.
Mr.. P. A. Brogren was a st. Cloud
visitor last week.
Theodore Thorson of Lake Andrew
underwent an operation at the hos
/ pital Tuesday.
Miss Dora Lawson was at Spicer be
tween trains Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Halvorson ar
rived here from Nevis to be in attend
ance at the wedding at the J. Halvor
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LONG LAKE.

Long Lake, Dec. Mrs. Ole Ryk-
ken will entertain the Long Lake: La
dies Aid at her home Thursday, Dec.
10th. Everybody wecome.
Miss Manda Netland left last Sat-
urday for Paynesville where she will
visit with her brother.in.law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rykken.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Albert Thorvig, Mrs.
Sophie Gustrud and daughter, Mabel
and sons, Oscar and Arnold, from
Spicer, were Sunday guests at the AL
bert Grorud home.
Mrs. Otto Olson will entertain the
L. L. Girls society next Saturday in
the church annex, Dec. IL. Everybody
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson were
Sunday visitors at the Jalmar Larsen
home.
Rev. B. Reitan from Mora, Mimi. is
at present visiting with friends in this
vicinity.
Miss Alma Martinson called at the
J. Peterson home Sunday afternoon.
The "Ludeflsk" supper which was
held in the L. L. church annex was
well attended. The proceeds amount
ed to $23.65. --.
Mr.. Olof Petersen from Spicer was
a Sunday caller at the N. O. Roam
lone. s S
] Miss Olive Lindquist from Olivia 10
at present visiting with her friend,
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LAKE LILLIAN.

Lake Lillian, Dec. 1.-The snow we
had this morning makes it look like
winter. Hope it will be enough to give
us sleighing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rodelius and
family visited at Dave Carlson's Sun
day.
A crowd of young folks was enter
tanned at Ole Erickson at skating
party last Sunday evening. A good
time was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. LindQuist and
family visited at G. Eastman's last
Saturday evening.
A baby girl as born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kostka last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Peterson visited at N.
A. Lindquist's Sunday evening.
Miss Rose Eastman is at present
dressmaking at the A. o. Renstrom
home.
A crowd Of young folks spent Sun
home.
Mr.. Elven Peterson was a caller at
the Lundquist home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Olof L. Erickson of Willmar
as seen in this vicinity a few days
last week.
A few from here took in the enter
tainment at Pennock last Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Aspaas were
| entertained for dinner at the Chas.
Eastman home Sunday.
Miss Gunhild Lundin visited with
| her sister, Mrs. Ed. Erickson, from
Wednesday until Thursday last week.
The sale at Joe. Skallak's last Mon
day was we'll attended and everything
sold at fair price.
| Arthur Eastman spent couple Of
days last week with his cousins Har-
ry and Raleigh Erickson of Willmar.
| Willie Blomquist and Theodore Rem
strom were out enjoying the nice
roads last Sunday.
Nels Peterson passed away last
Wednesday afternoon after a long
illness. His funeral was held last
Saturday at the Christina church.
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SP|CER-0N- GREEN lake DEPARTm ENT

Spicer-on-Green Lake, Dec. 8-Mrs.
Chas. Thompson was a guest of rela-
tives at Willmar a few days last week.
Mrs. F. Lungren and Miss Mabel
Hultgren spent the past week in the
cities.
A. Samuelson went to the cities last
week to consult specialist for his
eyes.
y Rev. I. A. Johanson and VIM. Olson
made business trip to the cities last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ J. Kloster enter
tanned few Of their relatives last
Sunday.
Miss Malmquist of Grove City is
employed as clerk at the Orred and
Anderson store.
Rev. B. Retain Of Mora, arrived
here week ago and is visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Louis eleven went to Kandiyohi
Saturday to attend the wedding of
his brother, Carl
Carl Isackson returned Saturday
from Cottonwood, where he has been
spending some time.
V. J. Anderson and family visited
relatives at Eagle Lake from Satur-
day until Sunday.
Miss Pearl Weaver returned home
Saturday after spending several
months at Madelia.
Misses Stella Holt and Mary Price
were at Willmar Saturday attending
the teachers meeting.
Miss Hattie Stenson of Willmar was
a guest of Miss Laura Arthur the lat
ter part Of the week.
Miss Minnie Walin of Harrison is
at present assisting Mrs. Carrie Sven.
son at Fleetwood Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Solberg of
Ray, N. D., were guests at the J.. O.
Kloster home the past week.
M. J. Kloster and Conrad Munson
made business trip to Litchfield and
Dassel by auto last Thursday.
VIM. Nelson and son, Irwin return
ed Friday from the cities where the
latter received medical treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Kloster were en-
tertained at the home of DR.. and Mrs
John Jacobs at Willmar last Sunday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Larson return
ed Saturday from Lawler and other
points, where they have been hunting
big game.
Mrs. Sophia Gustrud and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thorvig were en-.
tertained at the Albert Grorud home
near Long Lake last Sunday.
Misses Clara Kloster and Minnie
Gust .fson were among those from
here who attended the teachers meet.
ing at Willmar Saturday. They re.
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Aarrestad left
Monday for Minneapolis for a few
days visit with the formers cousin,
after which they will leave for Iowa,
where they will visit relatives for
some time.
Mrs. P. A. Peterson, who has been
at the hospital at Fergus Falls for a
number of years, passed away there
last week. She was taken to Spicer
Monday for burial. Funeral services
will be held Wednesday at the Sw
Luth. church.
Don't forget the bazaar in the Sw.
Luth. church basement next Friday
evening, given by the young people.
Beginning at 8 o'clock there will be
short program, after which refresh
ments will be served at different
booths. Many useful and pretty ar
ticles suitable for Christmas gifts will
be sold. All are welcome.
Last Sunday after the forenoon SER
vices at the Sw. Saron church, occur
red the marriage of Mr.. Nels Estvik
to Miss Helga Ronshaugen, both of
Pierpont, N. D. Rev. G. Swenson per.
formed the sermon. A reception was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Ekblad to few relatives and
friends. Mr.. Estvik is a brother of
Mrs. Ekblad of this place.
Next Sunday will be a big day at
the Green Lake church, when there
will be Young Peoples Reunion
There will be services in the forenoon
at II o'clock, in the afternoon at 2:3C
and evening at 1880. Prof. and Mrs
M. O. Wee of Red Wing will be pres
ent, the former to speak and the lat
ter will help with the singing. The
local pastor, Rev. I. A. Johanson viii
also be there. Everybody from far and
near are cordially invited to attend.
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o BITUA RY
JAMES LEONARD THOMPSON

JAMES LEONARD THOMPSON.
James Leonard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thompson of New London, died
at his parental home last Thursday af-
ter brief illness with brain fever, at
an age of fifteen years. The deceased
boy was born at Willmar on Decora-
ton Day, 1899. When he was four
,%years Of age his parents moved to Es-
tevan, and later to SUPERIOR and in
1910 they came to New London. He
was in the eighth grade, and likable
lad He was confirmed in 1913 by
Rev. E. M. Hanson. The mother of
the boy has been very poorly in health
which adds to the sorrow of the fam.
ily.. The funeral is being held this
afternoon from the Norwegian Luther
an church, Rev. Hanson officiating
The interment takes place at Oak Hill
cemetery and the pail bearers will be
the members of the late boys confirm
alton class. The parents and the three
sisters, Lovise, Gertie and Olive, have
the deep sympathy of the community
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KANDIYOHl.

Peter Thulin spent the week at his
farm in Irving.
G. U. Peterson spent Sunday here
with his family.
Chas. Peterson's entertained COM
pany last Sunday.
J. V. Holmberg is assisting at the
Farmers elevator.
Ansgar Lundquist was Litchfeld
visitor last Saturday.
George Lind transacted business at
Litchfield last Friday.
Miss Hilma Mold returned to her
home last Thursday.
Mrs. E. G. Hallstrom was week
end guest of friends at Willmar.
Albert Shosten and little daughter
Edith left Saturday for the cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Anderson spent
Sunday with relatives at Eagle Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carlson were at
Willmar Thursday for a visit with
relatives.
Services and Sunday school at Eben
ezer church next Sunday afternoon al
the usual time.
John Burns and Mr.. Jacobson at
tended to business at the county sea-
the first of the week.
Mrs. Magnus Shoberg and children
Of Irving spent the latter part of thu
week at her parental home here.
| Chas. Jacobson, c.. E. Kroona, Johl
and Richard Fredholm autoed to Kim
ball Tuesday to visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Swedberg re
turned Tuesday from their visit a
Minneapolis and Hopkins with rela
tives and friends. They were accom-
panied home by Mr.. and Mrs. Resslel
who will remain with them until afte
the holidays.
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DoVRE.

Dovre, Dec. 18-The Ladies' Aid of
the Long Lake church will meet with
Mrs. O. O. Rykken next Thursday af-
ternoon, December 10th.
Mrs. M. G.. Vixel called at her un-
cle's, c. G. Birkeland's, last Friday.
Mrs. Peter Olson and children spent
couple of days last week with her
sister, Mrs. F. Johnson near New Lon.
don. Mabel Lind accompanied her.
The Dovre Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Ole Tvete December 18th
Everybody welcome.
Several young people had a meet
ing at the John Syvertson place last
Sunday evening to- practice singing
for the Christmas tree program to be
given December 9th.
Mrs. Martha Rykken visited with
Mrs. S. Flateboe, Monday.
liver Skaftedahl is assisting Agator
Dokken with corn husking.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-12-09

Dr.. L. c. Harrison has installed a
Sulphur Vapor Bath System, which
was awarded the Gold Medal and In.
ternationaI Diploma as the most per-
feet bath in the world for the treat
ment Of all cases Of rheumatism and
all Kindred Ailments. To be Demon
strated at his office Saturday, Deem
Der 5tt, by Mr.. Morlan Of Minneapolis,
Minn.-Adv.1t
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Miss Gladys Haugen.

InguA. Oscar and Hannah Ander.
son, who have been visiting for Z few
weeks with their sister and brother.
in-law, MI. and Mrs. Bernt diversion,
left for their home at Donnelly Sat-
urday.
Mr.. aud Mn. G. ]. Bratberg visited
at the Thorv1d Arneson home near
Green Lake hast Sunday.
Miss Alma Br3tberg called at the
Larsen homo Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. A. P. Raun from Spicer visited
with friends in chs vicinity . few
days last week.