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The Princeton union., 1915-08-19
GREENBUSH,

Miss Freda Heruth and FRIEND
Mamie Heruth, returned to Mime
apolis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Siefert and son.
Guy, and daughter, Tilly, autoed to
Mankato Saturday to visit friends
and relatives for few days.
Misses Edith and Esther Ilindstrom
passed Sunday afternoon at Heruth S.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Reiman at the Northwest
ern hospital last Tuesday.
Greenbush No. 2 played Greenbush
No l. last Sunday afternoon at H.
Reiman's place. The score was Is to
2l in favor of Greenbush No. 2.
The Princeton union., 1915-08-19
LONG SIDING.

Mrs. Hugo Werner and son of
Minneapolis are spending few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Peterson.
Mrs. Peter Anderson returned
home from the cities Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Gust Thornquist and children
have returned home after few days
visit with friends and relatives in
the cities.
Miss Malmberg of Minneapolis is
spending a few days at the Thorn
quist home
Quite few from here attended
the ice cream social at Brick ton on
Wednesday evening. The prospects
are that another social will be given
in the near future. i
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lipp enter
tained relatives and friend from ST.
Paul a few days last week.
Walter Jensen is back again work.
ing for H. Uglem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Spnoerjpllanbs frcmtioiee Sfjebnc
Nj @ejlfoleforltonOer 9elge
9oltr11p.

S Morsifrift fra Sejlbp Spjifole
ifriper Torlto110er 9elge 9oltr1tp
bl. a.:
9foar hi 9onife fpler, at &rigcl1
ol1guor % luu NUGGET, at hi life fan
Hippo uO al Oens Ianfefrebs, men
maa tenfe paa Den tiblig og ltlOe>
ioa ct set life blot, forbi Dor Sea-
bos Seg brer6cr. Men set Ct o.
loa forOi Dor egen 6remti0 / mango
Muo6er afgjpres al SEN &rig, lelp
ON set f~remoeles ifol lpffes % at
bolOe % per1onlig 110enfor SEN.
Set CT SpnberjDlla116s fremti6ige
5fjpbne, Ser III %afgieres, og entel1
bill Set ipnoerjpife 5porgsmaol fin
Sc e1 Sosning, eller ogiaa bill Set
90. Gbi Set fan lao li6t 1om noget
m0et %nntionalt &rab Iebe u6en NG=
ring. Og goar Ben M Ga1ropnS=
prSring ube11 ON Set lpnoerjpife
Spgrgsmoal, lun fn11 BET hanlfelia
for Oen .ng % Onffe op poa famine
Weaa0e lom fpr 9rigen.
81 bar bore ienoerjplfe 2anOs-
me1l0 mes / Sc forferbelige aon1=
pc. Og Ri Spjlfolelerere, Ser bur
mango gamle @leber l1Oe paa Slag-
marfene griber meD 5penoing ef-
ter Sabsliiterne for at le, ON 11ogle
al bore 8en11er er blebne 6erl,Oe
81 bnr bort 9jerte meo / &rigen,
loa set tibt ct for os nplter, lonr III
1elb bur meo. -
Noar man imi6lerti6 gj6r op-
mprfiom paa, at 5pprgsmaalet ON
|Slesbigs Si%lbagebenoen til 9orl=
mart er al politiif Snteresle boooe
Ser man life iiploent ct: Set bill
SpnberjDberne loum9no 1let life"
Set er en- bol6iom 0om1, Ser Der
beo fnloes ober sggtbeoen i 5pn-
berjp6ernes &nn1p. 81 be6, at Ser
er abifillige 9jen1metpifere oernebe
og mango lltnf1fe, for bbem egen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Set bbibe Ynlper.

Gn pelflp0t Nejie110e fonl Ell
Spnoag til Ell 2unosbpfro % be-
little Jig Ell lteet @pne og Ell Jlolfe
Sin.
.Soa mart bo11 bobbe toget Sen
ipr}te 8ib, %begp1lOtc ban at flage
og jon1re, presie0e ct bpiDt Sprflp=
oe pp moo &in6en pg fprfloreoc, at
ban / fjortcn Gage bab0e liDt al Sc
f~orfprseliglte SanOlmerter; Sc bob
Sc baret 0uln1ebe liot, men mi tog
Sc tat poonp n1e0 pelbig &roft.
8pnoernc beD Sc andre 8oroe
bopoe Sub Meblibel1beo mes bom.
2iOt efter font en- omrejle11Oe Nfc-
Oicinlelger il1O og forlongte ct Glos
@eneber.
Ga BON bertc, bDao Sen fremme=
sc 9erre fejleoe, logbe bon:
~0ct treffer Jig beloigt> Der fan
leg hjelpe 9em l11e6 set iann1e. "
San tog ct lille Hulner op al lin
&asle ng iugbe til Sen fremmeoe::
uOfin @erre, fugt 9 eres Singer.
oDp SEN / Bette bpioe Nl1lper %
berpr lua Deres 5anb r1eo sen, lao
er Gun6pinen borte."
Sen fremmeoe Serre imileoe BON
tro, me11 gior0e 6og, bbob @anoels=
manoen bab bam on; men for loo
op at 5folen og laeoe gleoeltrou-
len6e:
uMen bba6 er 6og set? gr 9e
en- Sefiemeiter, min gobe Mnnb?
-Smerten e 10 iom blalt bort! SIR.
lbet lfal 9e babe en- 5emfroneieooel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Set iaa mprft no. Seq if11loe
bope ifrepet til Den1 for lenge IL
oer," ifriper Scr. @ult Sobnion fro
Hid 23r0 9(penl1e Sc, Minneo=
polls, Mi1n., u1nen jeg er fommet
til at oplette Set. Sor ct Mor eller
1oo iiocr bar jeg beO 0aarlig Sell
BRED , 1leppe iitanb til at gjere liot
MrbejOe. Seq table Wooet og bele
&erben ioa n1prf l,0. Seq berte ba
ON 0eres &11rifn % b%eltilte en- Erp=
befasie. 90 jeg begpnbte at BRUCE
Sen, n1erfe6e jeg, at jeg bleb beore
Sag ipr Sag, inotil jeg e1,Delig blep
f%uloitpnoig friif. Gen er Sem beb-
1te al olle 2eger."
Soole0cs lpoer. Sen gamle Silto=
rie, fortolt ON og ONT igjen pau for
ifjellig Woobc: bar ing, men er III
fritz. 81. Geters &urifo bar GD
fpr 1,ofbrl1bt @elb / 8ebonOli11gen al
Sc olminoelige Sloebefi1lOenoer, Iom
forefomlner 0aglig. 0en er life at
foo pou Npotbefer, men foriDneS
Wn,e11be6cn oirefte ira 2aborato=
riet gie1rnem 2ofalagel,ter. Spi5
Sc life bco ont 11oge11 Mge1t / 9e-
reg Nioboloe, bo ifrip ltrofs efter
nnrn1erc Splpsninger til 9r. &eter
Tobrllep & Sons Co., 1875 50.
Some Mpc.1 Chicago, Sll:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

for, og iaa ifal 9e bjelpe mig. at
t6m1ne oenne SLATE gin; Senen
faor 0e life noget al for MI er jeg
1ao 1llltert at ieg mogelig fan foa
B11gt nteo SEN. olene."
9errneb gob ban Jig til meo goD
Mppetit at fortlette lit ofbrllote
Moolti6. Mrle Sc tiIIteoe6prenoe
og ollie, Ser bprte ON &ibnn6erfn-
rem, pilbe III fjebc Set bbioe Gut>
ber", og Sar1belsmonben ioIgte /
2pbet at fort Si6 b1lnbre6e 8l1l=
bere til balptreos Ore StDffet.
5aoinort ,nogen / 2onosbDen fif
Sunopine, tpebe man til Set bbi0e
&l1lper> men set biolp life en- ene-
ite.
gnOelig TOM acknowledgement for
9ogens 2ps: set bele por 8eora=
geri.
Sc to Rejienbc par i &onlplot
n1eO bi11onoen.
Set bbibe &ulDer Dor fife anoet
e1lb tint lfrobet &riot!
De to 8eorogere fom / Tnnglel.r
og Set bonoe Sc fortjent, og be, iom
babDe fjpbt al N11lperne, bobDe nil
itet Deres 8erge, pg set baboe Sc og=
ioa fnrtje11t, for mor bor life SOP
til at bpre oltfor l%ettroen6c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
9jenote Hplitiferes" ltbtalclier Oil
0rnublupsi agen.

Sinor1slninilter 8rnnoes: Seq
CT glob peD SEN mellem Gurtierne
lfubte gnigbeO, bpprnneO Oanlf Holi=
tit / .9iebliffet fon fremtreoe ober=
fnr llDlul1Det % bporpe0 bcl1 INC
@rl111olob pil blipc ct Tnllcsfle,1ooie
for set hele 6plf."
Tolfetingsnau1,O &lous 9erntien
uOet bar glpDet mig, at lie, at ollie
Hartier rirfelig fan e1es on Den
tore Sag. Som Sagetl ligger, fa1,
ieg life fro, at Bette Meglingsfor=
Jog bill fu,r1le l%tranDe."
Set roOifole @enltres Sormanb,
Solfetingsmoln6, Ealtor Eoblien:
Som @elbeb n1au jeg erflGre mig
tilfre0s, og jeg finder, at Sen 0per=
e11sfomlt, lom er nauet, er ct mutt
tl01lag al ben Sum1plel1e, Der ult=
iaa bor bit Jig at bore til 5teoc
blonbt 6olfets Mepreientonter Poo
Singe, UNDER Sc for bort Seorelanh
loo banlfeligc Iioer."
2on6stinasnal1o Niper:: Timber
Be gibne 5oruoiatni11ger, er Ser
nappe Ipibl ON, at 5orliget bill Bill
be giennemf6rt og meb oe1l Sro=
ming, Der oerbeo bill ppnoaes, bill
mon formentlig fra fonierbatip 81.
De nun Tao Iargt ION onerbppebet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

mnligt, iaolebes font 5ituotionen
benne, Sag bar 1l0DifIet fig"
Breb Sriis: u8i ilutter os ii
6orligsforilaget l1oer 8egejitring
men 10 fra Ben 9pfattelie at De
er set beofte, Der UNDER Sc forelig
genoe Omitenoigbeoer fon Up
roaes."
Solfetingsma110 S. s. Gbrijten
fen: uDa oct fremfatte Sorilog ON
en- Sperensfomlt / @rlrnolobslagel
er fremfommen lom ct Relultat d
en- &effe Weber mellem Spjremenf
og set rabifale Mi11ilteriunl, en- SCI
nuturligt, at set inbebol6er S,,b:
remmel1er til Seire. Men ielt
me6 bisie S~n0rpmmelier en- @r1rno:
l%obsforilaget ct iaooant Sremifriot
at Senltre tan ltemme for Set"
Solfetingsmano @llinger: rTp,
os bar Set ONT at gipre at foo e
ltprfere 2a1osting ems Set, Ser bio:
til bar beret poa Sale, at foo CT
le1npelig Sbergong til Ell lapere
Salgretsal0er og faa SorbolDstnls:
palg inbfprt / lou fulot Mool, ion
Ser oDerbpbcOet er f%renlfonlmelie
Sci for. 9ette er ifet."
JolfetingsmanO Sui. Scbobelin
u5uu icjreoe Du oniioer Sprbolbs:
tolsnalgn1aabcn / bort politiife SIP
0enne SEN tefniif rettc 2ps11i11g a
Sen lige og alminoelige Solgrets
&roblem loo Jig iooleOes unn1lig1
holoe 1,Oe / Sefniffens 5iosolber
Seq fer me0 6%ortrplt11ing Sremtioer
/ WeOe = Set ct min falte Sro, al
jult UNDER SEN 1tpe @r11nolop pil
@ejre foo ltn politi1fe 9fenesiance.
2anbsti11gsmano Sprg. Yeocrien
uSSeg on1er set for flogt af @ojre
at Set bur optoget bisie 6orbanb=
1inger. 9e Snbr6nlmeller, Hartie1
berneO bor opnoaet / fonlerpatit
Ret11ing, er life ubetpoelige. 6or
mig ct Set al l%1Duroerlig 8etpOl1ing,
at Sen @r1nblob, lom man tor boa=
be bill fremgaa al SEN III inble0eOe
Sberensfomlt> bill fur11e gien11en1=
feres meb Gilll11tning al ollie Har=
tier"
6olfetingsmon0 6. &c. alouien
Set ct ct al Be be0lte Sori lag til
9gnoring / @r11nolobsforllugct, hi
bar let eno11u. 9erfor pil hi ogiao
lutte % til Set, bpis Set bier Jig
n1uligt at fere Set %igjennem."
Solfetingsmon6 &c. Neergaor0:
"Denne Sag bar paa en- bis Woooe
b9ret Sen lDffeliglte UNDER belle
Sen longe @runolobsfan1p, tbi
Sag er ollie &nrtier ene0es ON So.
be6linjerne / SEN 11pe 6%orfotning.
Seln1agt or bette life nonet, 11ben
at hi fra &el1ltres SIDE bor moct=
tet ejere betD6ningsful0e Snorpm=
melier til Sc fonierbafibe @r1pper
men ri hor funnel gjere 6eu1 mel
goo Sambittigbeo, forOi intet CT
roffet / Set principielle @r1,nolog,
bporpuu Se11ltre bar orbej0et l1nOer
bele 0e11ne 5ags 6orleb, og fpr0i
Ser beo bore Dire CT Dunbet en- ltor
national G9r6i."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Sor6el er Iangt piqtiqere q

5orbel er Iargt pigtigere emf
Spergsmaalet ON 5ribco % Score:
latto. Wen bpis belle Sen lgnoer.
jDoife Sag ifulbe lbbe 1o i, at Sc
blot bil0e forfjeles al % lom iprliq
Oarllfe, mems De at 9iertet pnife6e
at blipe / Ben pre1tsiiife 5tat, bpia
De flageoe meo 9annebrpg pao
&ommooe,, men ilet life enifeoe al
lie oct baie ober 2anot, ino bop6e
III baret gobe Marre, at hi bap6e
rellt rnnbt og noiot os for SorfpI=
geller og nbebageligbeoer Blot for at
lmlgre oereS %forlor,1e 0onifbeO.
9bis bet Dur ionbt, ioa bapoe III
liot ct notionalt Ne0erlag, iom III
alor1g nogen 5inbe funbe iorpinoe
mere. Set CT intet min0re ems
Gsosoommen pber SEN oonife Sea-
tlon, Scr uotales / %luo6onne 0r0.
Wen @l10 ife SOB, Set or life
lan6t. Set @pgrgsmool bar en-
bber al os, Ser ielo bar rejlt / Sc
lpnoerjpoife Sore0rags= Soreninger>
orpftet meo Gun0rebe al onnife 5sn=
|Derjpow. Set bar ingel1 Npo. Set
5olt, Der bar baoret T%je,loeooget
meo ronf &pg, Set lpigter % life.
9ercs Sroi fab fon hi lioe paa.
Mrtiflen llutter n1eo en- 6rernbe=
pelie al, at Mfgjorelie11 meo Senlpn
til Spnoerjpllanbs Tre1ntio 10 life
treftes hos %, men noe / europa
bbor BET omltriote 2anD netop / 6is=
lie Siber CT @jenltonb for lprlig
Spn1Grfiombeo.
9ette CT ielpfplgclie rigtig, og ior
laa biot fan hi n1eO Spn6erne /
2on1n1en rnlig afbente, ON ser bill
aoloe en- Mppelitn / Dor G11rban eller
lite. Ni beo intet. - Og Dog!
Wton SEN egentlige Mfgjorelie / Set
te lonn / o1rOre lignenoe Gilfeloe If
fc fal0er poo felt o>lbre Steoer ems
paa @olplooier11e, nennlig / Set om=
itri0te Solf lelb.
: Oen Mrtifel, bpprnneo 8jgrn=
Jon i lin Si0 in6le0eoe v5ienulfej=
Sen, ifriper bo,1: Ser, bpor hi
e11gong tobte 5lespig Il SreDen5
Sage tobte hi bet; &rigen inobpltc=
sc finn SreOers. &elultater), Ser
mao hi mi f11noe bir0e set iqien; III
er Dor Sis meb CUBS 9ielp font
men," .
@pis Oelne Menil1g boloer 5tif>
Dil 6ren1tioen fait afbe11ge al ben
&an1p, lom er fert lioen ga, life
n1e0 8loO og Ser11 poo golplooier=
nc, men r1,not / Sc Guiinoe Stem,
bbor mon urligt og. trofalt bar
5olot foit Deo Teore11es 5eo og
Sit % holbt Mobersmoolet brit /
Sore.
5oo mcget er liffert, at boboe
man bpiet al / 0enne &omp og bill
jelplt 1abe Jig bripe n1eo Strgmme11,
oo fl111Oe ben Nfgjerelle, iom tref=
fes me0 5ber6 / Saan6 nbe / GU
ropa, tor ioa biot bore % gonife Ii
gegDlOig; tbi ga niloe 0anifbeoel1
forl9nglt babe libt ct Sab, iom al
orig funoe b6jes beb noget Mogt=
bub.
ga fua1oe hi life bope nlegelt
8lpoc al, at Ser bag &rigens Scat
ipnes at 0enrre Ell Morgen n1eb
Trige0 for Sc 11nbertrbfte Nationer.
Men bel6ignis / 5re0ens Sage
CT ser fpn1pet tappert og trofalt /
Spnberjpllmn0, og : ion1 al @elge
@oltrup frembebet = IrofoltbeDe1l
Derneoe fan hi libe poa, oglaa noar
Ben Sag fonnn1er, Oa mani / Sri
beO fo11 beige &ompens Son. =
{ Sn11if 0,1A1tiffe"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

lIie1er 2arie11s 9ultrn. @nfe sen.
riette 5umior. 5pma11b 6rarts
Bittuien.. 8eni. 2obs 2nl1ritl
@onlmeiell. Mrb. Garl g%ngerslpD
Mrb. 5perrillgs 9nltrr. SIP. 8lif.
fenilugerme1ter 9onlens @ultr,
9pbfer 2n11os gnfe. Walfinmelte1
2ars Gbriitcnien. 8gbferibenO 5pis'
Gnfe. llbrmaeer Chill 2arle,l. Sbb.
&ularbei0er Sl1li1,s !9olmberg. 5rf.
Caroline Nielien. &ommis Sons
5prenien. 5trpgerlf tie &ilbclmille
Gbriltenien. OpDarter MIfreo 8rpcf,
Gnfe 9prtbea Nielien. Wepbelbono-
ler Mll6ers Nielien. Trf. 2Dbio
Sonien al &jellerl1p. W%pbelbonb=
Ter Olie11s gnfe. 6bp. 5neoferme-
tier Sprecn @enriflen. Gianoforte=
fobrifont BRUINS gnfe, Orejerme=
tier &1snu1s SEMEN. Maleripen0
Sritbiof Houlien. Sperlerge11t @oll=
icbilbts g11fe. Moleribeno @eorg
Meber. Semi. Eort9r 2ors Yeter=
len. gnfc Morie Molt5en. Mrb.
Soban 5ano. 6bb. @pfer Sncpb
Nielien. 5frnooer Socoblens SIT
itrl1, s(rb. @eorg SSenriflerl. Mea=
ifinurb. 9onlens Gnfe al Sbenie.
E%olitibetjcrt Eoltr1ps gnfc. Sfo=
moger Samuel 9e1riflcn. 5neo=
fer Sons Heterle11. @ogbinber
Sans &eterlsl1. W}ogiltrotsbl1b San.
lens Sl1ltr1l. Sbp. &omn1l11elprer
Sean Scbn1ibt. H%eltorroter Sens
S%prgcnle11. SIC 1tourater Cars Ye=
ocrien. Srr Suite Greoerifien. @t=
ncr111e1ter &pifs Gnfe. gl,fe Goro=
line Hersion. Mrb. Olie1ls 5uitru.
9(rb. 9fiels @onlen. 5u%fferD11sorb.
Sobonlc1ls @ultr1. &engjpringsfo=
nc &arcn 2orler1. @artncr Sans
&nlolen. M%oifinarb. @ei11ricb 5ien1=
len. 5proglererinoe, gnfefru 8il=
beln,ine @iorio. M%pllerlpenb &1,1,b=
lens gnfe. Gnfe 9ortbeo G6rilte,1=
len. Ubp. 5efreter Carl @egener.
@rosierer Sens Guilt=Eeterien Mf=
OelingScbef Niels 8reum. Sraiif=
|i1llpcftor Nagbs G11fe. Mgc11t Se11=
III 5ols. g11fc 0ortbeo &o5rm,s=
lien. 8liffenilageripenb &eoeriens
@ultr1. @nfe Niclltne 2orlen. Moob=
h1sfunftionnr Gbriltine Ollen.
Sncofer Snborrncs Gooife. Mobel=
lneDfer GilDclm 5prenlen.
Mnmelbte iur Treberifsbers 8irfs
Sfifteret.
Sne6fern1eiter ~. S%prgeniells
@u1tru. @ntefrl, Sulione Seniel1.
6rf. 2m,ro Gbrilteule11 Trf. Gbri=
ltiane 9accfelmaru1. Sberitlpjtnant
2m1renti11s Iretmp=2oof. Scrip.
&ommisiur Yeter M1bcrlen. 5lo9=
fer Carl Yeterien. Mrrerlpel1O
Sans Mnoerlen. Genl. Holitibc=
tjent s. 6. s. Sc @iers @u1trl1.
SIP. Tobrifont Sobu11nes 8ieien.
6rf. Mn1o Sorup. 6bp. 5neOfer
Sul,rit5 NlnOerlen. 0cslt1atpr Gorl
Streibig. 6rf. Nn,,o @citergoorO.
Gicepert g. Niellens Sultrl1. De-
toilbonblcr II. g. Gbriltenlens SIT
ltru. 6bp. &olollibeltprer Sans
&roul. @u%noelsuge1t 6rits 9ficl=
ien. Tbp. Sprpjteiprer 9eiels
Gblele. 5n1e6cmcltcr Sobon Wo=
tbiole1. Sfon1oger >. Gbriltion=
iens 9ultru. 6rf. Caroline Moo=
len. Gpmrermelter Gbrilten 5ercn=
len. 8ogboloer &ilbelm Semen.
Gnfefru Maric 2ubli,. SIR. 2arcr=
inOe llriffe NerregaarO. Tbp. 2p=
rerin0e, Irt. 5cnriette Jleilcbcr.
Sfonager 9. Yeterle1s ;Sllltru.
Tbp. &aptej, Micboel @iprup. Gn-
fefru Mnrolic Senlen. Tobriforb.
S. Mielicns @ultr1,. 5fun1aeerlpeno
Ol11f Gbriltionlen. Nrb. Hebr
SDension. Menticr Gbriiten Tl,g=
Ie0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
BBnr / Danntark.
Mnmelbtc for &jpbenbapns efifte=

9i0ie Marie Se0ig. Orb. Geter-
iens @nfe. Miels 2aurit5en. De=
tailb. @oniens Gnfe. Mn1n 5pren=
fen @iellen. Gnuna Miojoro. Sons
2oriep. Sfreo6er ~s(noeriens gnfe.
Sognma1rb Morius 8alt5er Girl
%lte11ien al 6reoerifsbopn. @eper oq
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-15
ROSELAND.

Roseland, Dec. ia skating party
was given at the L. Van Den Einde
home Friday evening. A large crowd
attended and all reported good time
Miss Annie Hoffman returned home
the past week from Clara City where
she was assisting Mrs. erasmus with
he housework.
Mr.. A. Knoll returned home from
Chicago last week. He was accom-
>anied by Jake Builthuis and friend
Who expect to make their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brouwer spent Sun.
lay evening at the S. B. Dykema
lone.
H. Gort and family and Mrs. J.. Zui-
lena attended the Ladies' Aid sale
vt Prinsburg Thursday.
A party was given at the John
Swenson home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Dragt called a;
he Croak home in Willmar Wednes.
lay.
Rev. J. Brummel left today for Ar
mour, S. D., where he will officiate
at the wedding Of a niece, Miss Iona
Meyers.
Miss Hester Dykema returned home
last week after visiting in Willmar
for some time.
Mr.. K. Theget is on the sick list.
Mr.. Nick Dykema will market hogs
Tuesday.
The son of Nick DuBoise is report
I'd to be very i'll.
I. Gort and family were entertained
or dinner at the H. Brouwer homo
Sunday.
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coLFAx.

Colfax, Dec. 13-Mr. Nick Hagen
and daughter, Rosie spent last Tues
day at Willmar.
Mrs. R. Eidsen and baby boy from
North Dakota have arrived for an ex.
tended visit with the formers par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs: Hans Syverson.
Miss Clara Austin spent last week
at the home Of her uncle, Erick Aus
tin in Georgeville.
Mr.. Sam Lee spent Saturday eve
ming at the p. Thompson home.
The G. T. Haugen family arrived
last week to make their home on the
Mas farm, which he purchased last
spring.
Miss Lille Leite is at present as
sisting at P. w. Anderson's.
Mrs. M. T. Johnson has returned
from Minneapolis where she under.
went an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinert Erickson and
children and Miss Mildred Jorgenson
spent last Sunday at the F. Smith
home near Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. SEVERN Olson and
children have returned after a short
visit with Mrs. Olson's uncle at Hen,
ming, Mimi.
r. Batterberry and son have been
in this vicinity buying furs.
Messrs. Amin Olson and G. Hanson
have returned home from Beardsley
N. Oak.
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THEY ALL DEMAND IT
WiIlmar Like Every City and Town In
the Union, Receives 1t.

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Doan's Kidney Pills have brought last
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Willmar evidence of their merit.
Mrs. G. Olson, PIP Trott Ave. w.,
Willmar, says: II had backache and
was bothered mostly when I was on
my feet. When l stopped over or
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1 was certain that the trouble was
caused by my kidneys and it may have
been brought on by cold. Prompt
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of the ailments. The cure has been
permanent. Another in our home
used Doan's Kidney Pills for pains in
the back and they did just as good
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Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't SIM
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Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
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paid ADVERTISEMENT
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became quite chummy with my new
found friend, who seemed to be gen.
tleman and was evidently bit amused
at my country simplicity. Indeed, he
told me that should not have divulged
to him my secret If l trusted him
was likely to trust others and to lose
my money. l pretended to be regretful
of my indiscretion, but declared that
since had trusted him at all l would
trust him throughout. He seemed
grateful at my confidence and agreed
to do anything in his power to aid me.
For this I pretended heartfelt graft
tude.
When we were approaching the next
station to San Miguel proposed plan
by which my new acquaintance might
get the funds safely through for me.
he carried no baggage. having trunk,
which was checked. asked him If he
would get off the train with my carpet
bag at the station we were approach
ing and proceed by other conveyance to
San Miguel and deliver the bag to me
at the bank as soon as he should arrive.
he asked me If the amount l carried
was very large, and told him 1t was
over $500. which was no lie.
He now piled me with questions to
test my sincerity, to all Of which gave
replies that seemed to satisfy him. He
also asked me If I thought any one was
on my track to rob me. l told him that
I suspected man sitting back Of US
with white face and black beard.
Ny neighbor finally consented to carry
my bag for me when we left the train
at San Miguel. This was the best
could do with him.
As we approached the station l got
up, leaving my bag with my friend,
and went again to the cooler, which
was at the forward end of the car.
The train was slowing up at the time,
and passengers were rising from their
seats. Before the train stopped jump
ed of and disappeared.
Well, saw no more Of my friend
until shortly after had reached the
bank. Then be came in putting, his
cravat awry, his hat caved In. I met
him at the door.
"Great Scott, man, what did you
leave me for with your bag Just as the
train pulled up to the station? They've
got your money"
Don't you worry. my friend" Ne
piled; "there was no money in that
bag. It was distributed over my per-
son. 1t il now In bank. I'm no granger.
I'm cashier of the First National bank
| Of Ascola. Please make out your bill
for services as messenger and for dam.
ages and I'll remunerate you, with
thanks and apologies
Not cent would he take. The best
I could do with him was to get him
to dine with me. He said he had hat
ed to see "a fool countryman'' robbed,
hence his sympathies. But long after.
ward the bank kept him from hank
ruptcy.
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RINGo LAKE.

Ringo Lake, Dec. 13-P. J. Ekblad's
entertained a number of friends last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Albert Anderson and daughter,
Alice from Spicer visited at the Mrs.
E. Anderson home here last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hauser called
at N. Swenson's last Saturday after.
noon.
Mr.. Otto Ekblad departed for St..
Paul last Friday for couple OF
weeks stay.
A. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halvorson and
three daughters from Eagle Lake and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Dengerud from near
Long Lake were Sunday guests at
the J. E. Carlson home here.
The Jensen family from near New
London and Mr.. and Mrs. John Peter
son and children were entertained at
the Aaron Carlson home here last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ekblad and
sons from Spicer were Sunday after
noon visitors at the P. J. Ekblad home
A number of families from here
were entertained at the August Moll-
or home near Twin LIKES last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Hauser visited
at Berg's last Sunday afternoon.
The young people from here at
tended the bazaar in the Swedish
Lutheran church in Spicer last Fri
day evening.
A large number Of friends gathered
at the N. Swenson home last Satur-
day evening and rendered Alice and
Hanna a pleasant surprise. The oc
casion was their birthday. A sum Of
money was presented to them as
remembrance.
Miss Esther Monsoon is at present
assisting her aunt, Mrs. Aug. Moller
smear Twin Lakes.