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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
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nj Sl1genipr, Gano. Yplpt.
Crit Yctcrl en-.

% flelt fur bel bprt Gale ON
Monierfonl truftioncr, Serl16cto1l og
flcre onOrc lignenOe Som truftioner>
og pgiao biOlt, BET bar Seton, bpori
bar inDlppbt Ser11, og at bette Scrn
forageoe Stprfcn / en- go&ll fe pper=
%proentlig @raO; men fun Sc ferre=
tie beO bel DDuo @rr1l0en CT til, at
11oglc tDn0e SernltGnger i1Dlogt /
@ctoncn giper Oer11c Ell f%orboulen0e
StDrfe. Ger ifnl berfor gol1l tie
fort %forlpgcS poo at gipc Ell Tor=
floring al Erincippet / og 6orDele=
ne heO bette mo0crne 8pgni1,gSmo=
terrible, Ser helejrer boobe SSern,
Stcn pg Srp.
Den forlte, Scr bel1ptte0e Sern=
beton | npgen l1Oltrnfl1i1g, bar bel1
frantic @ort11er Mpl1icr, Scr poo
Ger0ersl1oltillingcn / Yoris 1867
1Oltilleoe ct Eatent poo Jreml IT'LL
ling al &anb6ebolOerc, Hlantcballer
.. l., al 8eton meO ct iuolt9bt Sect
al tpnOe Sernl tenger. Wollicr Drep
Set bog fife iprlig biot, bbilfet be-
iel1tligt bar Ell 6slge al bans Moll=
gel paa tefriife &1noifaber, 1oo bo11
life forlto0 at beregne Som tr1tftio=
mems StDrfe. &igtig Dipping if
Sagen 0erfor f9rit, bo forifjellige
tpife Sl1geriprer fit tat / S6een og
gab fig til at arbej0e pioenifobeliet
mes ben. @erefter ponOt Sernbetp=
11en bl1rtig itor l1obreOellc nabnlig
Splfla1lo og Sronfrig. g%fterboo11=
ben opltaar e1 Meng0e 5peciolfon=
ltrnftioner, 1om fifth ofbiger fra
binalr0en beo SEN Moo0e, bborpoo
Sernef er ol1brogt; laoleoes fo1l
nGb11es @cnnebique= pg Melonfpn=
l%tr11ftioner.
0e forifiellige Dele / GU 8pg=
ningsfonltrl1ftio11 fan bore nolotte
for forlfielligc &oupirfninger> al
DDilfe Sen 1implelte er IrGf %
lSrpf. Set CT MI iooleoes, at Sc
Materialer, NOR far til i'm Gaabig=
beo, life ollie lige goot tuuler begge
oisie Eaobirfl1inger. S. gfs. far
CIT Serl1lta11g ltor Mpoltan0 pber=
for Grgf, n1eoens Ell 8etonlto1g
19l item in9en 5tDrfe bor Derin1oo.
Cen Scrnl tang n1eo / Gn1. Gper=
init fan bore ca. 1000 &c., cit 8e=
tonltmg me0 famine Gperlnit fun
ca. 10 &g.). SDerfor Sen mpbiatte
Eoopirfnillg, Irpf, er Sorbol0et
0erir1oO ct an6et, ioet 8etonen MI
langt beore fan bore neo. (Sernets
Mooltan6 mo0 Grpf er Sen famine
iom fpr, meoel1s Betote11s ct ca.
1900 &g.). 8on1fe bi1t ct Sernets
StDrfe ca. 20 @a11ge Betonens,
men SSer1tet er ca. 100 @ange laa
DIRT iom 8etoncn. Meil1ltatet al
ois1e @etragtni1lger bill altiaa bore,
at BET er melt pfonomiif at anpe11=
DC Sern> bbor 8oobirfninge11 er
Sref, / BET mooiatte Gilfeloe Be
ton. Set II iii in1iolerti0 iaale=
oes, at Be fleite 8bgningS0ele ct uo=
lat for en- treble Baabirfning, ben
1%oofalote 8gjning, +. GfS. Sc 8jql=
fer Der barer gtogeabifillelier11e /
en- BDgning. Gaar en- lon6an 8iPl=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
bisle Gioer. Man bill efter 0e1t1te
belbige 8egDnoelie gaa iga11g meo
8Dgring Of ct @ar %lignenOe Woto-

8lomsbalsm niGet CT iiDelt ifjol
bleDet forget meO flere interes lartl
8pgninger> ifriber u9ltlGnOingen"
Oct er f6rlt og fremlt 5tensrrtb-
it1e11, lom en61t1l life CT belt f9roig,
men iom Diier fig at blibe en- / fit
|5lags enc tuaen0e 8pg11ing meo fl
fDGre Spmn1er, fin pGlbige Mgns=
aas og fin interesiar1te Still. Sil
A5t1telr bprer ct prGgtigt 5tobur,
lpnn III CT fulot fGrOigt op1at. S
5olpranlGgget CT bes11ben I Sin
ter ppfgrt SEN ganife eie11bomnlelige
MelsnesboD fra @jesoalen. s gl=
perllmanlGgget finOer man en- ny
Spgning, Ell 2oftsboO fra Scum /
Serabsbpg0e11. 5toiitlten, lon1 baf=
te iaa megen SMnerflombeo poa
SubileumsuoltillingerL CT III 1tn0er
Spfprelle. Sen fuar Ell pregtig
8eliggenbeo moo @lomme11 og BIZ
Der en- al Ml1ieets p%ofrelte 8pgnin=
ger. Gn6elig er / Spn1etonlpgget
/ Ginter pplat ct tppiif @lbb1ts fra
@on1el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

lOf DIT meuQele,
hvad Deres vid-
underlig Lage-
midler har I'D
rettet for mig.
Jeg led af kvin-
delig Svaghed og
Forfytninger og
havde underti-
den en- tract,
overanstrnngt
FOrnemmelSe.
tung Hovedpine
or Anfa11 Of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

J Svimmelhed. Lngerne CAV mig ingen
Lindring. saa jeg fors9gte Lydia e.
Pinkham's Lagemidler: Vegetable
Compound og sanitRre Vaskemid-
del. Jeg er nu sund og stnrk OF
kan udrette alt nit eget Arbejde.
Jeg skylder Lydia e. Pinkham's We
getable Compound alt dette og On
skier, at allie lidende. Kvinder skal
vide dette." Mrs H B MABEN,
oil S. Spring St, Murfreesboro,
Tenn.
Dette berpmte Middel, hvis Blan-
dingsstoffer uddrages af i%ndenland-
ske R6dder og Urter. har i naesten
fyrretyve Aar visit sig at vare ct
virkningsfuldt Oplivningsmiddel og
Styrkemiddel for den %kvindelige Or
ganisme. Kvinder overall giver vii
ligt Vitnesbyrd ON de v%idunderlige
Egenskaber i Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Hvorfor opgive Haabet.
Ingen Kvinde som lider af nogen-
somhelst Form af kvindelige .Ulem-
per burde opgive Haabet, for hun
har givet Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound en- .tilstr;ikkelig
Prove.
Hvis de 3nsker ct specielt
Rad b@r De skrive til Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., (Con-
fidentiaD Lynn, Mass. Deres
Brew vii blive aabnet, lest og
besvaret: af en- Kvinde, og holdt
i streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

Den ferite Tlpbnine mcb nurif
Motpr+ &aptejn 5em=Socobien foz
4retog forleoen Gftermi0oog Sen fprz
te Brgbefl1tgt meo cit norifbDgget
Neroplan forlpnet meb norlf Motor.
5lDDnineen bor n1eget bellpffet.
Aeroplanet bite Ell itprre 5tigeebne
emo 9erens ebrige Moltiner. Mo=
loren er bpgget beo 81. @1tlomic1s
Nptorfabrif otter Mnpisning al
&aptein 5em=Sacob1erL pg SEN er
i Here &enieenoer forifjellig ira Sc
frantic man bor br1gt til @ere11s
Meroplaner. Sermeb er Ser ifabt ct
@runolog for cit national Mero=
pIaninou1tri, 1om er lerlig bigtig i
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Sbrrttens Organization. Sen al

SbrGttens Organization. Sen a
&igsforbun0et ne6iotte Orgonila
tionsfomite, beltaael1be al Geprelen=
tar1ter fra Sc forifjellige Sorbuno
i11ben Nigsforb1tn0et, CT TIT faroig
n1e0 lit Mrbej6e. s tit S11oitilling
peger &onnitee11 fprlt paa l1lemper=
ne be0 0en nltDeren0e Sr0ning, be0
bbilfe1 Soreni11gerne ltoar tillluttet
2a1Osforbunoene Dels gjennell1
&reOle, bels Direftc. G. ter u0fgr=
Zig at boDe pmtolt bbilfen GbogbeD
bette CT / organilotionslnes1ig @cn=
leen0e, forellaor &omiteen, ifplge
n5portsman0en", at Soretsorgoni=
%lationen bu1eres paa en- gjellnem-
fprt &re0sin66eling. Set bliber ga
&re0ie1s Sag at lumle Stepne= %
ErGmicanoroge1l0er ira b%eDfomn1en=
Be &reos> %bearhejoe 6isie og trent
fpn1nre meo lin S11bltilli11g til SSor=
bln0Sltpret, ion be0 en- 1umlet Sc
banoling al Sc in6fomne Torilag og
MnOragcr1Oer bil bobe lettere for at
foretuge cit rimelig og retfGroi9
Joroeling. @e0 en- g%iennemf9rt
&reosin0oeling bil man pgiaa inben
bber &reOs fu1ue ifoffe ct tilltref=
feligt Mntal a1,tori lere0e Donn1erc,
Iaalebes at mto11 %unogoar pe0 en-
bier Mnleoning at mootte ien6e
9omrnere longbejs ira. &re6sltp.
rene bill enObiOere funne orrangere
&rebs= og Dtltrifts og prone
Snitr1tftions= og Don1merfurier
5or acknowledgement ct Set oblpll11
ndoben0igt at babe &reos itprer at
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- Sfrib efter Ergbenummer af
NY NEW YORK FARM BULLETIN.

med 1900 Farme til salgs, sendes
frit: Productive, vel vandede, godt-
b~eliggende, med code Bygninger for
$15 a $25 pr. Acre. Adresser paa.
mango Danske fra Vesten, som har
kjSbt Farme saa vel som officielle
o~plysninger, gives af
J. Moldenhawer, scand. ASS. Dept.
Ayr, Albany, N. =.
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Nnrgr.

5lnp u8anbercr" al @eabaag
boo &eile fra 5reorifslta0 til Der
gen nleo @abeite11, er forleben Jun:
ff ca. " Mil SUP fpr 2pObpjcll
DeO Meptongelt. ManOlfabet, 3
sNta110, reOoeOe Jig / 2al1O ne0e11for
sDagmerfet / 5fibets ege1n @aab.
Gartpjet ct osi1rerct / @lpeppr;
men ont Mslurancen al 2oltcr pi0cs
intet. 5lltppen bar pao 63 br11tfo,
80 netto &egiiter Sons % bar inO=
figbt fra England. 9en iprang lief
og la1tf efter en- balb Iin1eS Sor=
Ipb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Mrs. Maben
|fandt sit Helbred
we'd Lydia p. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound og 9nsker,
at andre lidende Kvinder
skal vide Diet.

Murfreesboro, Tenn. ''Jeg har
lang lid Gnsket at skrive til Dem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

9et fjenbte silbefirma 6icrtien
e g., Bergen, fjpbte to %ltoae1De
SiloeitGng belt peo Mepar. Sir
maet tjente glin1renOe beo begge
5tGng; men iGrlig set enc gap Ell
n9lten ebe11tprlig Sortjenelte. @iert=
fen figbte Sterget og betalte $4,000
aroner for set anta9ne &pa11tum
5000 &asler 5ilo. Sirmaet tog
imiblertio pp $4,000 &osier Sil0 al
9tgnget, lolgte Sen fpr en- Hris al
Dp til 40 ST. &asie1 og opnaaeoe
iaale6es omfring Ell balb Million
&roner for Siloen, ifriper ~9o1lge=
iltnos Mbis".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
S &riittania Sormanoifabs Mpbe

S &riitiania Surmanbifabs Mpbc
orleoen fremlogOe &riltianias tioli=
gere Srofprer MoDofot 9ieronpmus
Seperoabl CT Nlon lom life gaar
lo poo 11pget ringere ems at ralere
belle &iperbiferl, foretage CIT M Sc
g,1lering og bpggc ct boffert n1onu=
me1talt &ooobus Ser meO JucaOe
moo 5pen. Moao5ulet onlloocs til
at fonlnte til at folte 5A Million
i BET belle, pg Bripatfolf bor tegnet
Jig for 8iOrag pou tilian1men
1,1O5,000 &roncr. &aaObuict tell=
fes fl1lot fGrOigt til &riitianios
300 MarS Sl1bilGum / 1924. ga.
gen ifal bebanoles / &riltionia 8p=
itDres fprlte Mp0e.
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lttgtte fig til, for oerigie1lrm At
|ifoffe Jig bltrtig % iiffer nnoer1rett=
ming pm oe forifiellige 2onosoeles
&raD pg S11teresier.

Sen itore sprfe. Gprfen begun
Der at blibe Set alminoelige 5om
taleen1ne, %itriber ul1ge11g Npt". 81
ben 10oe Mpri1, oltioa poo ca. (
Tiger, bar ser praftiif tolt life Doe
ret Ne0bpr pber &riltianio, Neo
bgrcn Sc 10 fprlte Dage al Mpri.
bragte 0en11e Maoneb 1,6 Mm. obe1
Norma1e1L lpm er 81 Mm. 5ioe1
Ell Ser bore fprlmet lau tibet, at SCI
Danifelig bar funnel muoles. Oer
lobe Mpril falot ser is Mm. oe
Sen 206e Mpril OIL Wm.
@rOmt Dnfeligere bar BET bere1
Ibisie ferlte Gage al Maj. Scr
norn1ale 9eeohSr for oenne Maane0
er AZ M1n., ct enfelt Mor bar Sen
nooet op / bele 1O7 Mm. Si0til
bar Der | 6el1ne MeooneD fl1n fal6t
or Mm. &omnler Ser life &egn /
Sc iiolte 10 Gage al Maj ligelom /
De ferlte 10 Gage al Mpril, bliber
Weoi / Mar eneltooe11De / set n1eteo=
r%ologiife S1tltitl1ts @iltorie, eller
mcD al1bre Orb iioen 1871, ipn1 CT
Set fprlte 9for, bborfro Snltitutet
bar iifre Optegnelier. Den tiolige=
re Gefor6maaneo / Hetning al Spr=
er Moj 1880, 81 Ser fun folOt
3 Mn1., og Gar. 2 CT Moj 1871, 6o
Ser fol0t 4 Wm.
ga1 fun Snltitl1tet oltiao life foo
Set til mere chs or Mn1., ifip11t
6bert 5nefnug % bber &%egnoroobe
reg11et meb. Sen Use Moj fulot
Ser liot &egn ON Notten iom ino=
02 Wm., og ON gfternib=
Oagen Sen lite fon1 ser cit Sogl=
fur, 1om hragtc Moolere11 op iii
0,5 Mm. Set er Set belle. Hao
bbor mal1 iii lIet life bor mo-
gen Srang til 9te0bpr, CT Ser bare
poa en- Sag noolt 81 M}n1. &e0=
bpr / 0e1ne lamn1e Moaneo.
49,, NJ -. -. .
Win0it bor Me6bpre1 bpret / Sri
/ Den11e Iib, men bele Set
ipolige Morge lioer 11r1ocr Gprfen.
paa &eitlanbet CT Set nieo=
tprt. S Set norolige g}orge
er Ser imiolerti0 tilitrnffelig 9ee6=
bpr. Sra Sinmarfen n1el0es ibog
$40. @ s
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-11

Lappla, j. F. Hammes.
On motion board decided to meet on
May 18th at o'clock p. m to hear
arguments for and against laying out
a highway according to the following
petition.
To the Supervisors of the Town of Wa
beno, in Forest County:
Petition No. a.
We the undersigned free holders re-
siding in said town of Wabeno hereby
make application to you to lay out
highway in said town as follows:
Starting at the section corner between
sections number twenty-seven CID,
twenty-eight (2S, twenty-one CD
and twenty-five (22) in township num-
Der thirty-five (35 north Of range num-
Der Is east thence running east two
and one half miles to the quarter stake
between sections twenty-four ga
and twenty-five (25) in township num-
Der thirty-fye north range number
fifteen Q5) east passing through the
following described tracts of land, the
south one-half of section twenty-three
the south half of the south west quar-
ter of section twenty-four the north
half of section twenty-seven the north
half of section twenty-six and the
north half of the north west quarter
of section twenty-five all in township
number thirty-five north range num-
Der Is east.
Dated at Wabeno, Wis, this 18th day
of April, 1915.
Joe Harter, John Volk, T. F. Moore,
Fred Colburn, A. F. johnson, A. E.
Davis, Frank Lobnsr, Anton KufnerJr.
On motion board decided to retain
JOS. T. Slime as legal advisor for the
town of Wabeno and pay him are
tainer of $4,000 and fair compensation
for all work done.
On motion clerk was instructed TO
put notice in the Northern Wis. Ad-
vertiser that all stock is to be kept
from running at large after May 10th,
| 1915.
TO be continued.)
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-11

how IL came about, but shortly after
he went to work in the shop / noticed
that he was wearing glasses and such
glasses. You know che kind I mean
big, thick lenses, the kind that are in
the raagnifying glasses used by stu
dents of bugs and insects.
almost from the start, the boy
took hold of his job. Gradually, he
was advanced to higher and higher
positions until finally he started in
business for himself.
To-day he is back in the home town
at the head of his own big manufac-
turing plant. He has made very much
more of "a business success than his
father did before him. Of course the
parents are proud of him. Their shame
now, is in recalling their own stupidity
when they considered the haif-witted,
''Of course | realize that some may
argue that the blunder was a good
thing in this case. Possibly it was. 1t
seems TO me, however, that it is likely
that he could have been even more
successful, or at least happier, if he
had had a first class engineering educa-
ton to back his natural mechanical
ability. However that may be, it was a
lucky circumstance with no credit to
the parents and teachers that this boy
found himself.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-11
ANOTHER HANDICAPPED YOUTH

A recent caller at my Office COM
mented upon the story l wrote some
few weeks ago about the boy whose
entire schooling had been wrecked by
the failure of his parents and teachers
to recognize the existence of an eye
defect which made reading so difficult
and distastefulthat he simply wouldn't
attempt it. She related similar in
stance no less interesting. Her story
ran something like this:
perhaps you know the. ........
family of......-...... They were
among the most prominent people
there. There were two children, boy
and a girl. The girl was unusually
bright in her school work and her
parents were very fond of her. The
boy, on the other hand, was distress
singly dull and stupid in his classes
"The parents tried brides. threats,
special assistance and every thing they
could think of on the boy, but with no
apparent effect. Month after Month,
and year after year, seports were SO
bad that the parents finally concluded
that they had half-witted son. They
hung their heads in shame and gave
up the struggle.
"When the boy suggested that be
would like to go to wosk in a shop,
the father and mother acquiesced with
out show of resistance. | don't know
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-11

First pub. June 4th, last June rs, 1915.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN COUNTY
COURT FOR FOREST COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate
of Oliver Shampo, Deceased.
In PROBATE.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That at the
Regular Term of the County Court, TO
be held in and for said County, at the
Court House in the city of Brandon, in
said county, on the First Tuesday of
January, A. D. 1916, the following
matters will be heard, considered, ex-
amined and adjusted;
All claims against Oliver Shampo,
late of the town of Wabeno, In said
county, deceased.
All such claims for examination and
allowance must be presented to said
court, at the Court House in the city
of Crandon, in said county, on or be-
fore the 7th day of December, A. d.
1915, or be barred.
Dated this 1st day OF June. A. d. 1915.
By the Court,
J. A. WALSH,
Judge.
JOSEPH T. SIMS,
Attorney for Estate,
Wabeno, Wis.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-11

Of the said town of Wabe-
no and pray that a highway be laid oat
in said town as follows: Beginning AT
the quarter section corner between
sections 80 aud 33 in township "a north
of range Is east, thence north on the
section line 40 and 36-1O0 chains to the
northwest corner of section 80 town
ship 81 north of range 10 east. Inc
said course and distance are the center
of the hia hway which is to be q rods
wide. Ed. Benjamin, l. A. Tucker,
Geo. Marshall, Chas. Martin, Ernest
Martin, A. B. Carter, E. Hemenway,
Henry Martin, w. S. Slater, Matt
Pagan.
on motion board decided to meet on
May 18th at s o'clock p. m. to hear
arguments for and against laying out
highway according to the following
petition.
Petition No. 2.
We the undersignens pray that the
honorable town board of Wabeno, Wis
consin will open up the following street
in Padus this season: Starting from
the N. E. corner of Main street and
School street of the plat of Padus,
thence running along side of the G. &
N. w. Ry. in north easterly direction
about go rods to the section line be-
tween section 10 and 80 T. 35 range Is
E. We wish to inform the honorable
town board of Wabeno that the road
that we are using now is private road
so we the undersigners pray chat the
honorable town board will act and open
up this road so it will be public high
way. Edward Royce, Robt. Forrest,
Glen Fosdick Ed. Forrest, Sam Peter
son, Simon Peterson, Martin Knutson,
A. r. Bonesteel, Gus Fosdick, Harley
Snider, D. G. Forrest, Louis Peterson.
On motion board decided to meet
May 18th at o'clock p m. to hear
arguments for and against laying out
highway according to the following
petition: We the undersigners and
taxpayers of the town of Wabeno pray
that the honorable town board of the
town of Wabeno will open up the fol-
lowing road to Trump lake.
Petition No. g. 8
Starting on the E. side of G.. & N.
W. on the section line between Sec
ton 10 and 80 T. 35 R. Is E. thence
running in south westerly direction
along side of c. & n w. right-of-way
about 80 rods thence following the GEN.
ter line of section 80 I. 35 r. Ii south
to center stake of section 80 thence
east 80 rods thence south 100 rods
thence east about 80 rods to said lake.
We the undersigners pray that the
honorable town board will act on this
petition at once as there are five fami-
lies living at said lake that have no
road to get out or in on that the road
that we are using now is private road
and may be shut off at any time. So
we do pray that the honorable town
board will act at once. A. Cameron,
B. Haniey, Ed. Hammes, Gust faster,
Frank Fosdick, Neil Macarthur, Alfred
Peterson, ID. G. Forrest, A. R. Bone
steel, Edw. Rogge, Rebt. Forrest, G..
Cook, Geo. Kitchen, w. E. Case, I. A.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-11
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Wabeno, Wis, April ID, 1919.
Meeting called in the town clerk
Office for che purpose of organizing the
nav town board and do such other
business as may come before the board.
Meeting called to order by VIM. HUB
hard chairman at O'Clock p. m. All
members present.
On motion Ed. Moore was appointed
marshall for the ensuing year under
the rules and regulations of April 8,
1914 as found on page 377 OF the town
clerks minute record.
On motion clerk was authorized TO
get all necessary for the town OF Wa
beno for the ensuing year.
On motion board decided to pay the
Northern Wisconsin Advertiser $500
for printing the town board proceed
ings for the ensuing year.
Motion made, seconded and carried
to pay the clerks, treasurer's and
marshalYs salaries monthly and to pay
Mrs. Hubert SIS 90 per month for poor
aid
On motion VIM. Collins was appoint
ed road commissioner for road district
No. Two the clerk to notify him to
chat effect.
On motion Andrew Willett was ap-
pointed pond master for the ensuing
year.
On motion Andrew Willett was ap-
pointed cemetery sexton for the en-
suing year at $12 90.
On motion board adjourned subject to
clerks call.
FRANK MIsCHo, Town Clerk.
Wabeno, Wis, May l, 1915.
Meeting called at the clerks office
for the purpose of auditing bills and
do such other business as may legally
come before the board.
Meeting called to order by VIM. Hub
bard chairman at O'Clock p. m. All
members present.
On motion board decided to meet on
May 10Th at o'clock p. M to hear
arguments for and against laying out
a highway according to following petit
ton.
Petition No. l.
We the undersigned free holders of
the town of Wabeno hereby respect
fully petition the honorable board of
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First pub. June 4, last, June 25, 1915,
IN COUNTY COURT FOR FOREST
COUNTY, WIS.
In the matter of the Estate of
Deceased.
In PROBATE.
Notice Is Hereby Given, that by vir-
tue and in pursuance of an order of
license made In said matter ON the 1st
day of June, A. D. 1915, the under
signed Frank Miesen, Executor of the
Estate of Mary Mischo, deceased, will
on the Goth day of June, A. D. 1915, at
10 O'Clock a. m., at the front door of
the town hail in the village of Wabeno,
in the town of Wabeno in Forest
County, offer for sale atpublic auction,
the following described land situated
in the town of Wabeno in said County
of Forest to-wit: Lot number Four (4)
of block number Ten Q0) of the village
of Wabeno.
The terms of the sale will be cash.
Dated June 2, A. D. 1915.
FRANK MdEsEN,
Executor.
JOSEPH T. SIMS.
Wabeno, Wis.
Attorney for Estate.
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First pub. June A, last June 25, 1915.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN COUNTY
COURT FOR FOREST COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Descent of
Lands of Joseph Henry Symes,

In the Matter of the Descent of
Lands of Joseph Henry Symes,
Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That at the
Regular Term of the County Court, to
be held in and for said county, at the
Court House in the city of Crsndon, in
said county, on the first Tuesday of
September, A. D. 1915, the following
matter will be heard, considered, ex-
amined and adjusted:
The application of Henrietta Symes
and Emma Symes Do determine the
heirship and descent of lands of Joseph
Henry Symes, hate of the town of Wa
beno, in said county, deceased, said
lands being described as follows, to-
wit: the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter (SW4 of SWD;
the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter (SE4 of SW4; and the
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter (SW4 of seq, all in section
number two (2), in township number
thirty-four (34 north, of range num-
Der fourteen Q4) east, in the county
of Forest, in the state of Wisconsin.
Dated this 1st day of June, 1915.
BY the Court,
J. A. WALSH.
Judge.
JOSEPH T. sims,
Wabeno, Wis.
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Take a
HexeIQe 4tde12iea1
Tonight
II will act as a laxative in the
morning
NVabeno Drug Store.
Wabeno Drug Store.

Matt Boland of Townsend was here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mps. John Hammer Tuesday.
Don't forget the free lunch at NAL
lows saloon Saturday night. Adv.
Geo. Marsh and family moved back
to Wsbenc from Padus Saturday.
A dance will be given al Joe
Maichle's new barn Sunday night.
For up-to-date Job Printing br1ng
vo.,r order to THE ADVERTISERS office.
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Get ready for the bug work. Don't
wait till you are hurt before fighting.
The best time is when the first eggs be-
gin to hatcn and the vines are small.
Thoroughly apply the first dope and
the rest will be easier. Have you plen-
ty of poison? Better order it and have
it ready. It's expensive to wait even
day