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tIon. Cash must accompany order.
 FOR RENT-ROOMS TWO nfcely furnished rooms: modern conveniences; gentlemen only. 7171s N. | 18th st. Phone 1859.
 FOR RENT-One front room to gentle man; beautifully furnished also nicely furnished housekeeping rooms to couple without children. Call Main 7224-J. WANTED-To rent to gentlemen one completely furnished room in small family, next to bath with instantaneous heater; fine locality: walking distance to town. Price. $l0. Call Main 231SW. ROOMS for rent. Phone 1895. Close to business part of city. 212o Eth ave. N. FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; private family; all conveniences. Apply 1705 10th ave. S. Phone 217S-J. FOR RENTING nice rooms, bath and kitchen. separate entrance. AT N. 24th st. 3-S-2t FOR RENT-To gentleman; references re- quired; nicely furnished room, all con- veniences; in new apartment at Five Points; part of office and warehouse on Morris ave; nice office in Woodward Bldg. immediate possession; S.5O per month. Phone Main 593s. 3-S-3t
 
 board; South Highlands. 1891 11th ave.
 3-S-9t NICE CORNER ROOM, NEWLY FUR WISHED, FIVE WINDOWS, MODERN CONVENIENCES, CLOSE IN; WALK ING DISTANCE: PRICE REASON ABLE 70e s. 10TH ST.
 FOR RENT-One large, nicely furnisfed room, with nice, large kitchen for light housekeeping, to couple without chill dren. Mrs. J. R. Whitaker, 2212 9th ave. FOR RENT rooms, nicely furnished, for light housekeeping. private bath, pri- vate front and back entrance possession now or April l, South Highlands, very desirable; references. Phone 2990-J, Main.
 FOR RENTING large downstairs rooms furnished for light housekeeping; hot water connections, electric lights. 232 Sth ave, north.
 TWO connecting rooms for light house. keeping, with light and bath reason able rent. 2109 7th ave.
 FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms, steam heat, hot and cold running water. 1900 11th ave, south 3-a-3t CAPITOL PARK INN-Corner alth st. and Park ave. brick building just com pleted; all modern conveniences; lava tories in all rooms; steam heat; bell service; now open; rooms to rent, single or en suite, with or without private bath.
 FOR RENT-Nicey furnished apartment for light housekeeping in South High lands home; half block from two car lines: moderate rent. Main 5615-W FOR RENT-Beautiful front room, fur nished or unfurnished. with nice, large closet. suitable for couple light house. keeping; water, lights, bath and phone furnished. Phone 1442-W.
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JAMES B. DRAKE 26 N. 18th st. Phone 2417 Main


 FOR SALE-940 acres in a body-100 acres of level land, well watered i; can be cleared up and put in culti- vatlon Good supply of water and timber. Six tenant houses and large barn. This is splendid stock farm and while it will grow good cotton 1t is not recommended as a cotton farm. It can be cut up into small farms and will sell for s10 to SIP per acre. The timber on this place will bring big money. It is located Il miles from Oxford, 14 miles from An niston. II miles from Mumford, on the Southern railroad and Louisville and Nashville, and 6 miles from Pyriton on the A. & B. railroad. Price S450 per acre; terms. half cash, but with good cash payment better price will be made. l.. P. Mill, 1924 4th ave. Phone 4722.
 NEW stocks of merchandise exchange for lands; Alabama farms exchange for Birmingham property; for sale, timber, pay on sale of lumber. Room 20, Watts Bldg.
 TEXAS SCHOOL LAND OPENING Million acres coming on market, $50 to 30 per acre; DC per acre cash balance 40 years Advance information and map 4c postage. Journal Publishing Com pany, Houston, Tex.
 buyers want southern farms: direct dealing with owners; no commission. What have you to sell9 Write Southern Homeseekers Bureau, Box 1454, Atlanta Ga. S20 PER ACRE-160 acres level, fertile ., Tenn. valley farm, s750 90 acres at railroad town, 40 miles out. 300 acres 30 miles out, $3000. Farm Realty Co.,, BPS Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg. -
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent . word . days no d. taken for less than 26c for first tnser-
 ton. Cnsh must arcompauy order.
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOX REIN T

RATES-One cent . word . dayt no d. taken for less than 26c for first inner- ton. Cn<h must accompany orLer.
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kOUAAA

FILMS developed. 16c per roll. Prints Sc and 4c each. Prompt attention and work the best. Covell Go. 6-2l-tf FULL line Eastman kodaks and supplies; bring your films here to be developed and pictures printed; best work in the city: prices right. F. W. Bromberg.
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KODAK FINISHING

KODAK FfNTsHiN0-Wo arc acknowl- edged to be the finest kodak film ds-sl- opers and printers in the south. One trial will convince you. Mall orders promptly finished. Send for price list
 Wilson 6 Graham. Neh N. 18th et.. IT, min9ham. Ala '-H-.:
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MARRY-Thousands wealthy, anxious for early marriage; all ages, nationalities religion: descriptions free; write at once Western Club, Dept. 12, 26S Market St.
 san francisco. Cal. 3S2t-su
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INTERESTED in future? Send birth. date and dime for trial reading Mrs Henker, 1858 Monsallo ave, Los An geles, Cal. You may ask three ques- tions.
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INSURANCE & REALTY co.
 RENTAL LIST.


 RENTAL LIST.
 Small apartment. strictly modern; two rooms, bath, kitchenette, reception hall; steam heat, janitor service. etc.; furnished. Located near Five Points. Attractive bungalow, well located, strictly modern conveniences, hard wood floors. prettily papered. two bed rooms; rental, $37 50.
 Nice 7-room dwelling. furnace-heated convenient to schools, car lnes churches, etc Modern and nicely pa pered. Servants house. Rental, $40. Attractive apartment located near Five Points, prettily papered through out Two bedrooms; heat and water furnished Rental $47.50.
 Nice dwelling, located east of 20th st: has four bedrooms, sleeping porch, hardwood floors, prettily papered. Rental, $4s.50.
 New apartment, has two bedrooms, hardwood floors throughout; shades and gas range furnished, eXceilentiy located. Rental $40.
 / Nice broom cottage, prettily papered, has bath, electric lights, etc.: well located, and convenient to car line. Rental $27.5
 Nice flat in convenient walking dis tance of town. Strictly modern con veniences. Prettily papered. Suitable for two families. Rental $50. Nice apartment, hardwood floors, pret- tily papered, located in good rest dence section; has two bedrooms and is strictly modern; 80.
 IF YOU WANT A HOUSE OR APARTMENT PHONE US. WE HAVE LARGE LIST AND HAVE AUTOMOBILES FOR SHOWING OUR PROPERTY.
 GIBSON INSURANCE X REALTY co. H. A. MOSELEY. NJ. s. HENDERSON
 H. M. DAVIS
 312 N 21st st. Phone 27S5 FOR RENT-709 N. 18th st. 6 rooms, dress. ing room. latticed porch, bath, close te business center: $30.
 BAILEY & HOWARD,
 22l N. Fist St. 3-s-3i MODERN 7-room cottage. 1514 5. 18th st. Groom servants house and garage price, $50. Phone Main 1S6o-J. 3-2-7' WILL rent furnished rooms fin Terrace Court from April l. For further infor nation. address J-2, care Age-Herald.
 3-7-3
 MULES FOR HIRE. WE HAVE MULES TO HIRE BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH; THEY CAN BE SEEN AT MAXWELL & CROUCH MULE CO.'S BARN. 1512 SECOND AVE PHONE MAIN 1927.
 LATTA & WRIGHT.
 7-20-su-we-t FOR RENT-Sl6 S. 18th st. ,lO-room, wei arranged, baths large closets; $40.
 BAILEY & HOWARD.
 22l N. Fist St S-S-3 APARTMENTS FOR RENT-We wil have for rent on April 1 a few yer, desirable apartments. located in eas, walking distance of the business part of the city. Apartments can be hat consisting of two. three or foul rooms. We furnish hot and cold wa ter the year round. steam heat ant janitor service. You will find thest apartments absolutely modern IT every respect, and we will be glat to show them to you at any time Call Main AZ if you are interested w. B. Leedy R. E. & I. Co. 2-27-St-fr-sat-su- -mo-tu-w we tn -s, FOR RENT-New broom apartments corner 14th ave. and 14th st., south hardwood floors tile bath and porches gas stoves. heaters and shades fur nished. A. Y. AcNeal. Main 41as. a-S-2
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT-ROOMS

RATES-One cent . word . day; nd. taken for less than 2sc for first inser-
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
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CONSTIPATION mastered; no drugs no infection; speedy, permanent; full di- rections soc; money back if it fails. Anchor Pub. Co., New Haven, Ky.
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HOUSES FOR RENT APRIL. 1. MODERN, STEAM AND FURNACE
 HEATED
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STOVE REPAIRING

STOVES and ranges repaired. Call Dan
 the ytxer. Main eoa& A-3-s&
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PALMISTRY-Tells all you want to know. Why make mistakes? Trial chart 10c. Professor Zahl. Box 25s, Los Angeles, Cal.
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FOR RENT.
 Groom apartment, South High lands; heat and hot water fur nished; 50
 Other property in all parts of the city.
 E. J. BURNS CO, 406 American Trust Bldg. Main 766. FOR RENT-5-room cottage, Powderly, electric lights, hydrant water, chicken house. L. c. Pettyjohn, TOP 5th ave. MODERN two-story brick, 7-room apart ment, furnace heated; 1929 s. 18th st., two doors from car line; two blocks from Five Points. Apply Owner phone Main 3917.
 FOR RENT-l017 s. 18th st., 3 rooms, good house, fine location; $40.
 BAILEY & HOWARD,
 22l N Fist St. S-S-3t FOR RENT-Elegantly located dwelling near Five Points; has bedrooms, steam heat, hot and cold water furnished. Phone Main s7S7-W. FOR RENT-All or any part of three story brick building, size 50x20O feet, on Belt railroad. Phone Main 1450. FOR RENT-Modern, 2-story, 7-room house, Southside; would rent to two parties; moderate rent Phone Main 263SW 3-S-3t-su tu- thu FOR RENT-Well furnished office in Jeff ferson County Bank Bldg.
 GILLESPY-WE CO.,, 14O3-4 Jefferson County Bank Bldg,
 Phone 232
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CALIFORNIA save life home treatment always stops fever and cures pneuA monia and la grippe in a few hours Agents wanted. S. s. Butler, M. D.. Los Cato, Cal.
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MARRY-Hundreds of wealthy mem X bers wishing to marry soon; descrip- tion free. Reliable Club, Mrs. Wru- bel. Dept 2, Box 26. Oakland, Cal
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FOR RENT I $32 5o-Nice Norwood bungalow, furnace heated.
 $25-An s-room house on Sycamore st. $45-A beautiful 7-room home in Norwood. furnace heated. $70-A nice 14-room house on s. Fist st.
 s2O-A broom cottage on N. 24th st.
 s25 Groom cottage on 18th ave-, s. | $5o-Nice apartment in Terrace Court. $45--Nice rooming house on 11th ave. s. $25-Nce little cottage on 18th st., S. If you want a good business location, or a good home SEE US, WRITE US OR PHONE US. MAIIONE-MC CONNELL CO. a24 3d Ave. Phone 123S Main. FOR RENT-Modern store, vestibule front. 1715 3d ave-; 1btf by 100 feet; $90 per month. Apply to owner. 1n3 Sd ave Phone Main 2372
 FOR RENT-Large S-stOry store facing 60 feet. 1S06-7 1st ave, extending back to Morris ave. and l.. & N tracks, large, modern electric elevator. F. L. Demere, 1917ha 1st ave. Potter Bldg. Phone Main 1Ts. 3-S-A
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MARRIED MAN, 3S years old, well ex- perienceds in all branches of the lum- Der business, desires to connect with responsible firm. in Birmingham Can furnish satisfactory references as :o' habits. and ability. Address S-3, care Age-Herald. 3-S-3t
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EXPERIENCED demonstrator and sales lady. willing to leave city; best refer- ences. Address J-3. care Age-Herald.
 9-S-9t
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FOR RENT. Good 6-room house, well located in NorwoOd, $35. Other properties in all parts of the city.
 E.. J. BURNS CO, 406 American Trust Bldg.
 Main 766.
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IDEAL wrinkle and hair remover will be sold for half price for the next
 30 days; both guaranteed: agents
 wanted. Ideal Beauty Co.,, San An tonic, Tex.
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HAVE ready money for good Birming- ham real estate loans. M'LIN J. CAR TER, 214 First National Bldg. Main 61. /, PRIVATE party wishes to loan S20O0G, i per cent, immediately. on inside prop erty. In answering give location by number or no attention. Address B-S, care Age Herald. fsts
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REAL ESTATE loans to suit you ih amount, terms and interest; can pay back monthly or yearly; will take sec- ond mortgage. John W. Prude, 1O6 N.
 22d st. Bell phone 240 10-16-tf
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WANVED-SITUATIONS

WANTED--Position by yellow pine in spector; l understand my business ands can give the best of city references. Ad- dress Nil. care Age-Herald.
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MONEY MAKING SECRETS EX-
 POSED" shows way to freedom from wage slavery points way to fortune and prosperity; particulars free. Hoosier Speciality Co, North Salem, Ind
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WILL pay reliable man or woman $12.50 to distribute 100 free packages perfumed borax soap powder among friends. No money required. C. H.
 Ward Co.,, 216 Institute Pl., Chicago
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EUROPEAN capital for investment in
 attractive enterprises. Address Bank
 ers Alliance. II Southampton Row,
 London. Eng. 125-10t-su
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BOOKKEEPER and general office man open for position: first class city ex- perience and references; not married. Address U-3, cares.Age- Herald.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-19
FREER.

Miss Lena Stromland spent a
couple of days last week with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hanson drove
over from Glendorado last Tuesday.
A load of Is young people drove
over to Bogus Brook on Saturday
evening to attend a surprise farewell
party given for Guy Jensen. The
evening was pleasantly spent in play
ing games of various kinds.
Several of the ladies called upon
Mrs. jacobson last Tuesday to wish
her many happy returns of the day.
It was her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Stromland will entertain the
West Branch Ladies' Aid society on
February 25.
Misses Johnson and Erstad were
entertained at supper at N. Larson's
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Hattie Teutz has returned
to the cities after spending a few
days at home.
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6be Farm Preside.
G1eanings by Orr Country
Correspondents. $3.50.
ESTES BROOK.

Lulu McEvitt was down-rivel
passenger between trains Saturday.
Mrs. A.Lind called on Mrs. Sand.
quist on Friday. .t'5'@ *'sE11,
Watch the Union for exact date OF
opera in district I. The partici-
pants are all efficient theatricals and
this will surely be something worthy
of your presence.
II. L. Bemis and L. M. Crook are
engaged in cutting logs on a farm
purchased by the former in Glen
dorado. Mr.. Bemis and family ex-
pect to move onto the place soon and
reside permanently. ~
Gussie Larson and Ernie Axt
we're callers at L. Crooks on Sun
day.
The rabbit hunters will hold their
grand celebration at the Steinbrecke1
home on Saturday night. A good
time assured. Oysters will be served
and dancing INDUCED in.
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GLENDORADO.
evening

The dance at the Odegard hall or
Tuesday evening, given by Geo.
Hanson in honor of his wedding,
was largely attended and will be
long remembered.
Gunder Ness and Gertrude Oslir
were married at Foley last week and
it was a surprise to their many
friends.
Josephine Donovan spent Sunday
at her home in Foley.
Miss Mae Penrod left on Monday
for Milaca, where she will be EN-.
ployed at the Peter Cook home for a
few weeks.
Those who we're entertained at
the Hubbard home on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mis-. Sam Walker and
daughters, Orphia and Opal, Jose.
phine Donovan and Joe Dougherty.
A dance was given at Huldah Hub.
bard's on Saturday evening, Feb
rua1y IA, in honor of their guest,
Eric Rask, who left on Monday fol
Thief River Falls, where he is EN-.
ployed.
Phoebe Crooks, who is employed at
Albert Wager's, spent Thursday at
her home in Dogtown.
Mrs. Gust Daline and Mrs. HUI.
dab Hubbard are on the sick list
but we hope they will soon recover.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chivalier ano
family spent Sunday evening at the
Sherman home.
H. L. Bemis is busy repairing the
house on his new farm. He will
move onto the place on April l.
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ISLE

Nanny Wicklander, who is en-
ployed at the Frank McGrath camp,
spent Sunday with his family.
The Busy Bee society met at the
home of Mrs. Swanson last Saturday.
Chester and Roy Haggberg of Red
top spent Sunday at the Peter Hagg-
berg home. " -
John Noraus spent Sunday !. at
his home in Redtop. "
Albin Wicklander was on the sick
list few days last week. ~#>
Mrs. Norris of Redtop visited rela-
tives here between trains on Mon
day. 4.
Alfred johnson and Earl Wick
lander were Wahkon callers on We'd
nesday.
Everybody should attend the
Ladies' Aid society meeting at Chas.
Wicklander's next Wednesday after
nOOn.i III
:. The children enjoyed a valentine
box at school on Friday afternoon.
Several of the friends of Mrs. J.
Southworth gathered at her home
last Wednesday afternoon and all en-
joyed an old-time sewing bee. At 9
late hour refreshments were served
An organization was formed anc
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SPENCER BROOK.

Chas. Babb arrived home from
Everett, WASH, on Monday of last
week. His mother, Mrs. S. P. Babb,
left for there the same day. Mrs.
McDermott passed away the follow
ing Thursday. The funeral was held
Sunday.
Ernest Ellingwood and family and
Margaret Martinez spent Tuesday
evening of last week at O. Blom-
quist's.
Wellington King shipped carload
of hogs to St. Paul last Wednesday.
Roxie Marshall and Fife Chute are
keeping house for S. P. Babb during
his wife's absence.
Miss Emroy Ellingwood left on
Saturday for Minneapolis to resume
her duties. Upon arriving there she
fulfilled her first duty by mailing
some valentines to L. Cyrus.
The Modern Woodmen had special
meeting at their hall on Saturday
night.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Babb spent
Tuesday evening at Lew Persons.
Enos Way is busy fixing up his
house down by the lake. He will
move there about the first of March.
Terry Nichols and Edith House
took in "a Bachelors Honeymoon
on Tuesday night at Princeton. "
Lew Pierson erode the goat in
the Odd Fellows lodge on Monday
night. - ~. - -
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Wonan,s ADVANTAGE.

a woman can take plume and wear
it on one side of her hat one day, on
the other side another day, on the
front of her hat another day and on
the back another day. She can wear
it curled round the rim, under the rim
across the crown or straight up in the
air. But if a man happens to put his
hat on with the rear end in front he
looks like a durn fool Cincinnati En-.
uuirer. ~
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CROWN.

Fred Lemke went to Minneapolis
on business last Saturday and re.
turned on Sunday.
Ella and Lena Wittleff, Emma
Hass, Emma Kriesel, Ed Kriesel,
Herman Frazer and Sten and Fritz
Anderson attended the party at
Spencer Brook last Sunday night.
We are sorry to hear that Frieda
Grams is sick.
Dora Stoeckel, Emma Bartz, Car
Hanmiller and Ben and Will Stonec
KEEL have gone to the twin cities tt
work.
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will visit Woodward Brook during
their honeymoon and are expected
here in about two weeks. 4
Grandma M1lstead has improved in
health during the past week but
Grandma Minks is still quite ILL.,.
Other sick people here, as far as we
know, are all convalescing some
faster than Others. Sore Threats are
still prevalent.
Rev. Lang Of Minneapolis came
here on Monday evening and will
preach for the German people.
The pupils of district II will give
a patriotic program and basket social
on Friday evening, February 81.
The main features of the program
will be a short play entitled ''The
Boston Tea Partly two dialogues,
''The Lincoln League and "That
Boy George and a Ratchet drill.
S. G. Galley left for the twin cities
on Tuesday.
ooINN OJN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Plumondore
from Spokane are here visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Shaw.
Emma Thompson spent several
days visiting at the Markgraf home.
Those who were entertained at
Olson's on Sunday we're Lavina Mark
fort, Emma. Thompson, Eva Liske
and Lillian Markgraf.
A card party was given at Green
woods on Sunday evening. Amongst
those who were present we're the
Kuhn brothers and Joe Burke
Joe Kuhn has purchased an Edison
photograph to entertain his friends.
Many have already heard it and de-
clare it's the best they ever heard.
Several young people are on the
sick list this week. Florence Olson
has been very sick with infamma-
tory rheumatism but is slowly i'm
proving. Others, including Mrs.
Chas. Pinz, Ruth Olson and Mr..
Farnham, have been sick with the
grip.
Several of the young folks from
here attended the basketball game
and dance at the armory on Friday
evening.
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WOODWARD BROOK.

NJ. G.. Thorring attended the di-
rectors' meeting OF the Farmers
creamery at Pease last Saturday.
A number of Woodward Brook
young people and some from Green
bush surprised the P. W. Jensen
family on Saturday evening. They
presented Guy Jensen with a silver
shaving set. A pleasant time is re-
ported by those participating, and
all wished the Jensen family many
happy days in their new home near
Princeton, to which they expect to
move in two or three weeks. T.
Rev. Peterson of Minneapolis
preached in the Swedish Mission
church last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs.B. Draxten and their
guest, Louis Kimball of Saskatche-
wan, spent Sunday with friends at
Book.
The debate held in district 26 last
Thursday afternoon between the
pupils of district 8 and 26 was won
by district 8. A pleasing program
and debate we're appreciated by those
attending, and we do not doubt the
good result of such contest for
superiority when done in the right
spirit. The debate was about who
had done more for his country, Wash
ington or Lincoln.
Chris Sorensen of Milaca spent
Sunday with his brother here.
Lloyd Shea has hauled over 80 logs
TO the mill at Princeton, and when
they come back in the shape of lum-
Der Mr.. Shea expects to put up a
large new granary. This year will
see number of new buildings
erected here, as several farmers are
contemplating the erection of large
barns, some granaries and also silos.
Although several buildings received
new coats of paint last year, we hope
to see this continued through the
coming year. Neatly painted, con-
venient buildings are a sure sign of
prosperity.
Mr. and Mrs. Absalom Nelson re-
ceived word on Thursday that their
little grandson, Leonard Norgaard,
aged IA months, had passed away at
Marble. He had been i'll since
leaving here nearly two months ago,
when the family had visited at the
A. Nelson home and with friends
here for about two months. He was
a very amiable child and will be
greatly missed in the home. Ou1
sympathy is with the parents and
their only surviving child.
Ira Starkenburg returned from the
twin cities on Thursday evening.
Albert Anderson is working at the
Shea home this winter.:!
Miss Freda Schlee is spending
some time visiting her sister, Emma.
at Howard Lake.
Messrs. Bekins and Kiel of Peast
called at the Talen home last Thurs
day. IT,
John Hoffman returned on Frida,
from his visit with relatives anc
friends in Wisconsin, and hi!
brother, Garret Hoffman, cam,
with him to spend a couple of weeks
at P. G. Van Someren's. Befor,
coming here they attended the mar
riage of Miss Rhoda Hoffman t,
Frank Dewitt of Baldwin, Wis
This young newly married coupl