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RICHFIELD

RICHFIDLD, Feb. 2s-Mrs. I. l..
Wright entertained at a Kensington Sat
urday afternoon. Lunch was served 70
Mrs. E. e. Hoffman Mrs; II II. Peter
son Mrs. j, H. Erickson, Mrs. Guy Lewis,
Mrs. G. B. NJ. Bowers. Mrs. Magnus Neil
son. Mrs. Tom Brown. Mrs. Sidney Todd
Mrs n. p. c. Norman. Mrs. Edward
Whyte Mrs T. l. Wright, Sr., Mrs Earl
Wooley, Miss Dora Miller and Miss Dot
Wright
Mr., and Mrs. soren Christensen enter
tained at a progressive high five party
Sunday evening. Lunch was served TO
Sim Larson, Olaf Lund. Jack Jensen. OFT
Beutler. Prime Black, John B. Wilson,
Peter Peterson. Pete Chrstlanson. and
Martenios Christensen and Ia chei M
Mrs. Prime Black and Sim Larson and
consolation prizes were won by Mrs. Sim
Larson and OFT Beutler
The officers Of the Third ward rendered
Mrs. Muriel Jessen Hansen a tin shower
Tuesday afternoon,
Miss Coral Erickson entertained at a
dinner party Thursday In honor of her
sister Effie's twentieth birth anniversa ry.
The rooms were decorated with csrna-
tions and red hearts were tho place
Mrs. fade Goodin. Mrs Josh Ogden. Mrs.
Joseph Salisbury. Misses Lucille and Lo-
rene Harrison. Minerva. Nelson. Rose
Hayes, Miss Myrtle Nebeker and La Preal
and Marvel Blomauist
Mrs. Fred Jorgenssn of Ephraim Is v,s-
lting here for few days.
Mrs. Herman Andclin entertained We'd
nesday afternoon in honor OF MI and
Mrs. Willard Andelln. Those attending
were Mrs. Gus Blomquist. Mrs Fred Jor-
gensen Of Ephraln. Mrs. Alex Morrison,
Mrs. Joseph Salisbury. Mrs. Lula Barr,
Mrs |, Salisbury, Misses La Preal and
Marvel Blomauist, Misses Coral and Effie
Erickson. Misses Lucille and Lorena Har-
rlson and Miss. Sophia Goldbranson and
the guests OF honor. Nelma Andelin
served punch and Mr.. and Mrs VILLA rd
Andeiin sang and played the piano.
Miss Josie Schougaard entertained Sat
urday afternoon. Cards and games were
the feature for the afternoon. Rcfresh-
m%ents % were served to the Misses Sadie
lVie, Pearl Seyy, Alta johnson. Mabel
Lewis, Hazel Henrle. Mabel Morrison and
Loree Forsyth.
Miss Mabel Morrison entertained at a
candy pull Sunday evening Taose pres
ent were the Misses Mabel Lewis, IosIe
Schougaard Loree Forsyth Pearl SeyY.
Hazel Henrie, Alta Johnson and Sadie
Ivie,
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HEBER CITY

HEbER CITY. Feb. 2s.-Ap Interesting yession
Was S, en,oyed by tho ncmbors of the JuoDita club
MI and NB George a. Fishor.
Tho Junior incmbcrs OF the Second ward mu
tuaI ontrrinined thor mothers az tho thomo OF
MrF. Chu.e Hatch Wednesday evening TiIo o5
ficeT OF the association were also present Abont
th.iy guests enjoyed tho amusing gamos aud lilo
delicious luncheon thai followed
Tho Indies sbakospcarcnn club met Win ,,
talk wan givou b. Mira. Mimic Cummlnra Those
R,eI"g, R-,"gS,o %e's IT, NFs w s wies Mra. Homer
Buckley. MTs. j. ". Buckicy Mn Tonnlo Dubc
MIS- George Flshor. Mrs. Theodore JnSporaop
Ms; Annie Mcmillan MIS-. Fannie clyde Mr..
William Bonner Mrs. ChaSo Hatch. MIA T. ID
Hatch, ars. Maggie Butler and Miss Lots wal
Tho Omen club dismissed i,s regular Droryom,n.
Monday evening to attend tho Washington danoe'
given IN tho Hobcr amusement hall
MIA j. u Luke entertained at dinner Sunday
jiiAT I.nla Clesg and Douglas Giles
MiGs ootophine Murdock cntertalncd FOR tho
Gamma Gamma Tau club At her home Wodnos.
hliEs Lucinda Buys. Miss Ada sacEett Miss LoulGs
Schullie Miss Luells Smith. Mgs Nora Mcmillan,
MlsB Nilatn Mcmillan and Nrz. Clara Cunninrg
Miss sacke,t was awarded the prize
The Up-to-Datc club mot at tho home Of NJ
and Mn Maroni Turner wednesdsy evening A
delightful entertainment afforded
Tho regular session Of tho Parents ard Tearh
"rs' organization OF Hebor held In tho high
school auditorium Tuesday ovon!ne,
Tho student body OF tue high school va, on
,crtalned during tho chapel period Saturday by
Miss Annie McMulllU. MInB Ila Fiahor. CLAYTON
Montgomery and Merrill Moulion.
Mr aud Mr.. Emcr Murdock woro tho roeipi-
cnt6 Of delightful surpg!sc Tuesday oy-nIng
Members OF tho party wcrc Mr.. and Mr. George
4. Fisher. MT. and Ms. John - Anderson, MIR
and NrS. George NJ. JorsenSon, Mr. and M-g
Memphis Hurdock. NJ. aud MS Ray Duke MI
and AD. william Rosevear Mrs. Matthew CIcm-
ons and ITs. Josie Broadbcnt
Tn. g. O. l. Girls met with Mirs Aunio Lind
ray ThurrdGy evening
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PARK CITY

PARK CITY. Feb 2S-Miss Kathryn
Cunningham entertained at 500 Monday
afternoon at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham, on Park
avenue. The house was decorated In
red carnations and flags. Tea was served
at the card tables following the games.
Miss Cunningham was assisted by her
sister. Miss MINNIE Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiclss are at home from
their honeymoon trip aud are located a I
the McCarty home on upper Main street
4 Washlngton's birthday party was
given Saturday afternoon by Mrs A.
Browning at her home on Park avenue
The house was decorated IN notriotIc
colors and red and white carnations
Cards were played and after the games
refreshments were served.
Miss Selma Eastor OF Evanston Is tbc
house guest Of Mrs. julius Franlsel for
a week. Miss kastor is an accomplished
musician and several musical affairs have
been given in her honor.
Harry Mccartney was rlveu a surpriso
party nj his home on Park avenue Mon
day night by thirty OF his fricnas. who
are his associates in school work Tbr
occasion wps Mr.. McCartney's brth.
day.
Miss Catherine Shields entertained thc
members Of the basketball team and
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SPANISH FORK

SPANISH FORK. Feb aS.-The DANCE
gwen frlday evening by the new Star
% c%iup proved TO he one OF the biggest So
clai successes of the sea son.
u,IIe Inc Ieomen gave card party
Wednesday evening at Fraternity hail
Aoout twenty-five couples were presGnt
progressive siXty-three was nJawaG
throughout the evening, prizes being won
by Mrs, Albert Engberg, c. III. DeverIsh
D4soiny stoddard and William West. Al
refreshments. SetHep
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jarvis sntart,;,od
nuihDer OF friends and relatives at Their
HpLhe WEDNESDAY evening in honor nI
Mr. Jarvis's siXty-first birthday. '''' o'
MIS-, e < Davis of springv!llo was
spanish Fork visitor Wednesday.
:, Tho Rev, Frank W. Leonard sno,,,
: oesu"S oe at 'he nome Of the Rev. Theo
The Ladies' AID soce,y r,m
Green. u 'iiS' Quincy
IN. MI aud Mrs. Oscar Keel Of Emery
Clty spent Tuesday and Wedpesdav ,"it !,
rela atiyes and friends here WIN
{. MlH, Albert EngberS and Mrs
S'lei were Provo visitors THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs William Jex entertoirsa
d., rh,liS hS reunion at their home SIM
OF their marriage An cxrelInnt -. Chy "a
nlhher was served To about soo LILY r1iS
tives. '"t "V" rela-
Mr and Mrs. Fcrrin Manwcu ., c
ileld spent the week with reIativos -.
~, Ibe ball given by the married. nno.,a
iHuISuaL evening in the auditorium W., =
present sc Huhper were
:. Parley Johnson, Jr has retnrned to-
NorWay. where Inc has spent ibn lott lt
TWO years INC past
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BRIGHAM CITY

BRIGHAM CITY, Feb. 2s.-Tuesday
afternoon Miss Edna Miller. supervisor
OF art, and Miss Emma Brown, primary
supervisor OF the public schools. enter
taned number of school officials at a
tea In their Offices in the county build
ing. Present were Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
MIR. and Mrs f. p. Horslcy and Miss
Luo Horslcy.
In honor OF their fortleth marriage an
OF HoneyviIle gave "a Dig reception 3t their
home iu that town Sunday. Among the
guests we're nine children and seventeen
grandchildren.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs I. T. Duff
FIN entertained few friends at a musi-
Gale at their home. No. South Main
street Present were Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w. Fishhurn, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel s. Rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 2. TTorsley Mr. and
Mrs. Nels Jenson, e. NJ. Tyson and Cou-
son Rich
Miss Addie Swerdfeger and Albert g.
Carlton OF Tremonton were married last
Monday Dys the Rev. Thomas Manwarring
! Of Trcmouton. They will make their
home In orange. Cal. 4 reception was
rendered in their honor by Mr.. and Mrs.
] George l. Swerdfcecr. the brides parents.
last evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs, II. T. Wiley spent Mon
! frlenda.
Mr.. and Mrs. WI II. Glover spent Sat
urIay and Sunday I'm Salt Lake visiting
! relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs L, A. Pearsc Miss Amber
! hanson. Miss Hattie Nichols and Miss
! Hazel Faux formed a theater party Mon
! dar evening To Sult Lake where they
witnessed the performance OF Tile Blue
! bird
! Miss Louise Ingram spent the forcpart
or the week visiting friends In Logan.
Joseph Carlson Of Logan spent a few
days visiting Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Knud-
I son in This city
! Mr, and Mrs Claude Jensen and Mr.
and Mrs J. S. Jensen returned early
! In the week from a stay Of several weeks
! IN southern California.
Miss Myriel Horsey. Miss Edna StohI
Miss Marie Hutteballc. Miss Olive Jen-
! son and Miss Florence Tarbet attend ed
the military ball in Logan on Monday,
/ George Anderson was visitor TO I.o-
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Anton An.
derson OF that city.
The big annual ball OF the local reliet
society Will be given In the opera house
! hall Tuesday evening under the diroc-
! tion of The relief societies OF the cit,-
! The event win be A married folks affair
Mr. and Mrs. Oleen y. Stohi spent 2
| few days OF the week in Ephrairn visit.
Ing reIs tives and friends.
y. p. Burt and daughter Mrs Wright
| spent few days in Salt Lake CITY
visiting relatives during the week
Among the salt Lake visitors durine
the week were ]. T. Duffin and Judge
| G. q. Christensen.
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PAYSON

pAysoN reb. 2s,-Mrs. S ~ y.
and Mrs. Frank Harris en.o o,os @ 4
Fivo Hundred club at tho n'1'
Ware Thursday evening ,l,-
Tho Christian Endeayor Sow 10 2
antly surprised Rev. ana oihtM-rh n
ton at tho Presbyterian en psy' n
evening, the occasion peinS HsS %
birthday Games were
treshments served .,,.s
Mrs. Charles Dixon ,.fssrfo
children's party THURSDAY IN
honor OF her daughter Loui'JI nixon,
Those present were Louiss Mcc
Sharrer, Winona ana Asnrs III
Florence and Maxine talrua"a t and
Hickman. Grace Doug'as'
Dixon. p,,o "a
Mrs. Grant Bagley of PToy,G; P,T;,,,;sru
suest OF MI. and Mrs "n
Saturday. n.risIa
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence DsI sTs
turned home Tuesday atte' Srs D.
visit in Spanish Fork win ~
parents. CD
tanned Saturday by Mrs, The 4
her home on D street. Mrs
sueSlS "tl - WI = ~ 3 yITfioou HL4
McBeth, Mrs. Thomas ""''
william t'erre. x.siSs
Mrs. w. Il. Patton lsv was AM siisr
the Social Tea club -TuesaS! d
Mr., and Mrs. Parry Fuller svSdII
returned homo Sunday ai'e'
Payson for few days. ..,ni
MISS McCarty of Eureka -, ~,
III, m,'9 ,h E VIII Mrs. Joseph kss'
The officers and teachers " plo|
Ward Primary assoclo,iVnr nd hrt|
surprised Mrs, John Staheli Airs. s
Scharrcr at the home o.
Tuesday evening I'D
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. piA2i,n iAi,rosut
AT dinner Sunday IN nTbcs>
and Mrs. Fuller OF Eureka. Fsl)ll
ont were Mr., and Mrs: rai' MIA
and Mrs. ]. Eugene isuisn' Huls<
Dixon. Beulah and wayne .,sd
Mrs. Frank Ballard re.uaInf re.uaIf
Tnesdov evening after speno.ngSsfs
i'm Garland with her daue'
Erickson. - Nt|
About twenty-five frienas ,Sspi %
Mrs. Henry Box surprlseu aday ~
home of George Jones Ie1nurbso1
Games were played ana ''
served. - ib1
One OF the social successes nTuI1|
was the dance given in the 10, d
day night by Payson iQus wssnty.sfsi
O. T., celebrating the t"'"tt
vcrsary OF the lodge
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ANIMALS IN OPERA.

8sa,s sS1hsm Raised ~ Their Voices
With Weird Effect. u
Few persons realize how many ant
mails appear in opera. By this ] do not
mean such. animals 30 the tenor who
played the part Of Lohengrin and was
told b. Won Bulow that be was the
Knight Of the swine rather thar, of the
swan, but real bona tide animals.
They extend al. the way, from Monte
verde to Wagner 4
. About AZ, p, 1900 # was not unusual
to. have Hons OF, elephants }uponsthe OF
cratic stage. One can never tell what
these animals. INDY impfey1se s. their
psrts. 1 know. qf I. case here an els>
plant caused most hAstyF exit of the
orchestra III Londonl long ago, when thu.
father Of B. 3. Woolk the Boston crit.
K. was conducting III l,s ~ a..ss,s,s.
The donkey 10 Leoncavallos 'Pag-
:iaccir has not ! sneak kim mart. yet
once that I. know Of he lifted up BIZ
voice and made Canio's great solo an
unexpected dpet 4Balaap mmself wana|
not more astonished' than WI tie tenor
on that occasion MS Is n
In spite ot.,ths saying, Thou shalt,
not yoke the OF and the ass together.
Pieene caused these. two "a sing q duet
iin The Children of Bethlehem" On
thu occasion the ass Wae q tenor, but,
ixsdo. not believe that PieFne meant any
reflection upon the high voiced ffater
nity.-Louiaf q Elsoks In Musicai Oh.
servef
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RIAL 1B1AfD

&0Aa 00HAg0
FOR SALE Or ExcHANoE--Farm
lands and city property; also 5000
gas outfit for stock Box 229, WI.
4shek, N. D.
FOR aALE-Excellent piece Of prop
/ erty, consisting Of % lots, frame
i house, windmill, good water, all
fenced, two good chicken c0ops,
one barn, suitable for four head of
stock, good cellar. Address, 39S.
care Tribune. W.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For' proper:
ty close In, one. Of the finest truck
q gardens IN and around Bismarck;
I will give terms to right party; well
1 improved, plenty Of good water.
Address 3s4 care, Tribune. Y.
L0TT SALE On: account Of heavy
rains the lot, sale advertised to take
place June 4. 1914, at Alexander,
Mckenzie County, North Dakota,
! was postponed and will take place
4 Wednesday, August 49,, 1914, at II
y o'clock An. Lots win be. sold to
/ the highest bidder. Terms: One.
+ fourth cash at time OF sale; balance
in monthly or quarterly install
n ments-or to suit; deferred pay
ments to draw percen intere t.
L Good business openings and invest
ments to draw s per cent. interest.
counties in the northeast. Invest.
gate and attend the sale. We are
offering substantial inducements
for the erection Of q good hotel.
4 Write. us. Alexander Townsite Co.,
Alexander. N, D.
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I%~%>~~i$%A,$s$*~~.s

FOR SALE Scores of residence lots
in4all parts Of the city on practical.
. ly your own terms. My prices are
right, too. -. e. YOUNG.
FOR SALE Strictly modern house;
new; z rooms 1: with bath; east
front; on upper 4th street; every.
thing in splendid condition; will be
sold at Just; what II cost, $4,000. 90.
r. E. YOUNG.
FOR sALE-Riverview Addition,
where more lots have lheen sold and
more building done this year than
in any part Of the city. Prices are
4 only about half those asked in 9th.
!, err parts OF the city and the terms
1 are very reasonable. The best lots
are closer ID than desirable lots in
4 other parts Of town. The property
+ is owned by the strongest real es.
tate company in this part Of the
/ state and buyers are, protected in
every way. ~
1 {. Z. YOUNG, Sole Agent.
%%%s*%s*As*%AA%st%*~e
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nIp WAls11-rl1nlALl

hip WAlg11D- IllAI1
WAM1Eo-- G31ri,9 for homework :, tam.
lily of two; 308 Fourth st. Phone
223R ~. ID. Dietx. 10
WTlqIt'efI ofK on. cook CT, or as
housekeeper, by experienced w0m-
an. address. 40a. care Tribune.
W1NfE6-A girl for general house.
work; small family. Mrs. O. T..
I Zeigler, 1000 Fourth st.
MANUFACTURERS; woman pre-.
ferred, at Grand Pacific.
4WANTED-Lady traveller; Hie1peri.
ence Unnecessary Salary, commits.
sion and expense allowance TO right
party. MGBrady Z Co., Chicago.
WANTED-Capable waitress at Star
Restaurant, Main street. Frank
Evarts. 4
WAN1E6-G Good girl for second
work, at the Woodmansee Hotel.
al Fifth st. .'ss8
WANfEb-3ood, competent girl tor
general house work. j. A. Hansy,
9119 Fourth, street. :s. 4
WzNfEb-An apprentice, at once.
Call t. Hair Dire sing Parlors, Mis-.
es Cozad and Sheridan, Rooms 3,
4 and 5, Hughes Bldg. Phone, 900.
WAN1Eb-UiFl 1or, general ! house
work, apply to Mrs. r, 6: Reming-
ton, go It'll street. f Il
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LOST AND FOUND
I0ST-Brown army BLANKET; q
Fields road, east Of penitentiary.
Finder, please return 70 Sheriff 4 e
Earnes, IN
LIVE aTQCE

FOR SHLE-Four hundred and fifty.
/ ) year olu, and twenty-five 4 year
old breeding ewes. mostly gshrop-
shire, also TIN head Of registered
shropshire bucks. Call on Or adj
dress A. E. Payey. WING. y. p. 4
= ranch,
FOR SAEE-Good work teafnMs and
harness weigh about 1900 each;
/ one light driving team, harness and
buggy. Will sell cheap II taken 1t
once; no use for them. Address.
397, care Tribune.
For sALE-13 month old registered
Guernsey Bull, imported In dam;
alfalfa nay. +. W. Mot, Carson.
N. d. b; 81. : ey.,s
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;il-t tfyfll
Maenn,eny!

4 There 81 man whose wife makes
him gef npt % often TO hunt burglars
that be says he Is going to let her get 4
: divorce and marry a night watchman.
-Washington Star.
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bl1sCEILANEQUs. /.

. M1sCElLANEQg4
6KESSMHKtNG-1Up to date dress.
making, at PA broadway. =.
WEN1Eb-Two to four building lots,
not more than four blocks from N.
r., or 500 tracks. ]. K. Doran.
FOR sALE-.ExceIlen piece Of prop.
erty, consisting Of. ~ lots. frame
house, windmill, good water, all
fenced, two good chicken coops.
one barn, suitable for four head OF
stock, good cellar. Address, 398.
care Tribune. ".
lot SAIE-0n account Of heavy
rains the lost sale advertised to
take place June 4, 1914, at Alex
ander, Mckenzie County, North Da-
kota, was postponed and will take
place Wedne sday. August 10, 1914.
at II. o'clock q. m. Lots will be
sold to the highest bidder. Terms:
One-fourth cash at time Of sale:
balance in monthly or quarterly In
stallments, or to suit; deferred
/ payments to draw per cent inter-
est. Good business openings and
investment in one Of the hest towns
and counties in the Northwest.
Investigate and, attend the sale.
We are offering substantial in
ducements for the erection Of q
good hotel. Write us. ALEX
AMBER TOWNSHIP CO., Alexan-
der. N. D. go,
FOR sALE-On6 oliver Pr1ntype
Typewriter; has all late improve.
ments; will sell cheap for cash;
machine is nearly new, used one
month; metal cover and base
board. Address, No. 500 care Trib-
| une.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sized fire proof
safe. Enquire Of We. Breen Or
j. X. Doran.
FOR SALES h. p. double engine,
4Ox62, separator, tank andi cook car
complete, for sale or trade. jAd.
address Lock Box 267, Edgeley,
N. Oak.
FOR sALE-A 1900 ID. Diebold
safe. Good condition. $500 (. Q.
b., Baldwin, N. D. Write H. Ward,
Baldwin, N. D.
RESIDENCE IOT6-Some Of the
most desirable residence lots in the
city on upper Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth streets at prices that will
surprise you. 5-'.'
TO- ,~s4,,.
First National Bank Buildinss
,rOK SzEE--3-Kilowatt direct curHent
dynamo and complete moving picture
machine for sale, cheap;s good %
new, Chas. w. Kicker, Mandans y.
|F6K SALE-Twenty horse blankets
and horse saddles; two tents; dHod
as new; cooking utensils for emp
outfit; one handy two-hole oil fstSye,
one set 81 light driving harness.
one set Of heavy, brass mouited
harness, good alb new; one 4, lSrGe
covered wagon, capacity. one and
one-half ton: one large tarpaulin,
20x14 IT; a number Of good team
horses and saddlers; going to arst
come. Address, $50. care Tribune.
WxNfEbz-DaY- work and mems
washing and 1nendding. Call s9
FOR LEAsE-5ome- hay land. near
Bismarck. Geo. REGISTER.
WkNTED-A second hand one horse
wagon. Box 1i7. 5
WANTEblTo clean Offices. Address
XYZ, care Tribune.
CONTAGIOUS - Jennings Bros,
General Building Contractors and
Elevator Builders, W'shek. N, n
WANTE0-Washing, mendIng and
plata sewing. 317 Seventh SoutR.
= = =. - ------- -.
J;3;;;Ss3S.;3ySS3S!e3S
IL WANT ADS bring dollaea;:tp y
hundreds OF users. The co1t Il
- small. everybody readsi thSn. =
: Sell or buy easily through .
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PLAeI!1llE.RlllgQ.

VIM. Marshall, contractor and plas-
3teref. All work carefully done. Patch
ing specially. Residence lis First
81, n s.
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small towns. Just the premium
proposition you ar looking for.
Something little different than
other houses are putting out. We
guarantee our goods to sell or take
; back unsold goods. For full par
s ticulars write today. May MFG.
h Co, 212s West siegel Street, Chi:
car0 m MI 53f SSs2 %ssS
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MANI ED-Hustlers to demonstrate
/ newly patented automobile access
sorry that sells at..,sight to car own.
I srs. Write at once 70 Positive Sup.
Ply Company, Davenport, Iowa, .
~ Representatives.. in N
3 parts Of the U.@s. We have the
best propositions on the market.
II LIVE STOCK !. MEMS 3ASSOC1A-
TON, KNOXVILLE, n ENN:
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sAEEsMAN-Capable specially man
forstNorth Dakota staple line on
NEW and EXCEPTIONAL terms.
Vacancy now. Attractive commits.
sion contract. $3sl weekly for ex-
penses. Miles T. Bixler Co., 204-s1
!, Carlin Bldg, ClevclanI, Ohio; ..;s
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FOR SALES good. p0ying' restaur
ant; only one In town Of county
seat. have MY hxtu- es for sale
Must sell on account Of other bust
ness. E. Van Dyne, Washburn, N
D. ,s@:, y
9 . . - 8 &c &c q - 4
FOR sALE-The boating con-
cession on one Of the most pop
: ular summer resort lakes in
: Minnesota. Suitable and pre-
: tentious buildings including gar
: age, with grounds. doekage and
: other requisites twenty-five
: row boats (new), two. launches
and one sail boat. \ VIII net
return on the investment in four
years with careful management.
The proposition will bear the
strictest investigation and must
not be. overlooked. WM either
: sell or trade for North Dakota
sa improved and unencumbered
farming lands. Particulars ON.
: request. Address 373s Tribune.
. q 4$ = e Sc 81 =. = = . &
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