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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21

Lake Elizabeth xoWnship.
Election held at school house. Dist
80; IL votes cast.
Supervisor, 8 years-Louis Rosen-
Quist.
Town clerk-Leonard Boom.
Town treasurer-Archie Paulson.
Assessor-J. w. Peterson.
Johnson.
Constable-Willie Waters.
Taxes voted: road and bridge. 500;
general, $3.50.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Ponnock V3llae<

Sc votes cast.
President-G. c. Haug.
Trustees--G: J: Kempf. Norman
Greenfield, E. L. Thorpe.
Treasurer-W.- e. Berg1und.
Assessor-J. L. Jarrett.
Recorder-H u. Floren.
Justfce-Ray Leslie.
Constable-A. Ling.
In contest between C. F. Birkemeyer
and Norman Greenfield for trustee.
Greenfield received 81 and Birkemeyer
"A votes: and between ]. L. Jarrett and
j. p. Johnson for assessor, Jarrett re-
received 81 and Johnson Is votes.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Green Lake Township.
Election held at SDfCef: "a VOte'

cast.
Supervisor, years-Knute Kloster.
Town clerk-Wm. Henderson.
Assessor-Carl o. Thompson.
Justice-Charles Norsten.
Constable-Arthur Haven.
Road overseers appointed by the
board.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
: oannaasae ToKnship.

Election held at Atwater: 81 votes
cast.
For supervisor, years-A. ]. AM
dahl.
For supervisor. to fill vacancy-E. w.
Peterson.
For town clerk-W. v. Olson.
For town treasurer-P. p. HOVey.
For assessOr-Chas J. Berg.
Justices-M. A. Anderson and Chas.
J. Berg.
Constables-H. H. F]~~are and Rein
hold LOgstrOm.
A contest for assessor resulted in 20
votes for B. P. Hovey and 80 for Chas.
J. Berg.
Taxes voted: Poor, $50; General,
5000; Road and Bridge. $4,000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Holland 3owpshap.

8oUAn0 20W00h3p.
Election held at Prinsburg; 68 votes
cast.
Supervisor. years-Ernest Reetz. -
Town clerk-Marten X. Breems.
Town treasurer-Henry R0elOfs.
Assessor-Henry Wander Riet.
Justice-JOhn Nfeuwenhuis.
Constables-W. Jonk and Ed. Bon
nema. -
Taxes voted: $500.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Aaan1o xoWaShdp.

1Amx0 xoW02h1p.
Election held at N. school house.
Dist. II; ~ votes cast.
Supervisor, years-Albert Ander-
son.
Town clerk-R. l.. Holmgren.
Town treasurer-F. N. Anderson.
Assessor--0tto J. Tingwan.
Justice-Hjalmar Johnson.
Constable-Richard Danielson.
Road overseers-Joseph Holmgren.
Dist. No. l.; Albin Carlson, Dist. No. 2:
A%s b deen No. DIST NO. s. L. f. fet-
Taxes voted: Town revenue, $500;
road and bridge. $500: poor, 5000;
ditch, 1895.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21

irving 3oW1shap.
Election held at Irving; 50 votes cast
Supervisor, 3 years-Peter~ Grav-
gard.
Town clerlc-Bennie Tharaldson.
Town treasurer-A: E. Borsheim.
Assess0r-Erick Ellefson.
Justice-M. L. Mickelson.
COnstable-Casper Olson.
A contest for clerk resulted in IA
votes for S. G.. Larson and Fl for Ben
ME Tharaldson.
A contest for treasurer resulted in
r. votes for G. p. Swedberg and % for
A. E. BOrsheim.
Taxes voted: Road and bridge fund,
81 500: town revenue, $500; town poor
fund, 5000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Lake Isalhan Township.

48 votes cast.
Supervisor. years-John Bengtson
Town clerk-E. J. Lundahl.
Town treasurer-Lars Erickson.
AssessOr-Wilhelm Johnson.
Justice-Geo. f. Wick.
Constable-Joseph Nelson.
Taxes voted: $3.50.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21

Lake Andrew Township.
No report.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Raymond v311agO.
.ctfOn held at RAYMOND

Election held at Raymond; 81 votes
cast.
President-W. L. Potter.
> Trustees N. Ashley, F. A. spaeth,
A. E. Kleinhuizen.
Treasurer-H. C.. Feig.
Assessor-Wm. Mclaughlin. 81
Recorder-Alo Abrahamson.
Constabie-Paul Dho0re.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21

Dovro 3ownship.
Election held at school house, Dist.
No. 81; 43 votes cast.
Supervisor, 8 years-N. B. Leines.
Town clerk-Magnus Olson.
Town treasurer-O. @. RykI1en.
Assessor-Eddy Carlson.
Justice-C. A. Baklund.
COnstable-J0hn H. Olson.
Road overseers-Stgvart Bergeson,
Aug. H. Bjork, Peder Alvig, Bonnie
Berg, Districts l. 2. 3. and respec-
lively.
10 votes for ]. A. Bergman and 81 for
Leines.
A contest for town clerk resulted in
26 votes for Magnus Olson and II for
Jalmar Larson.
For treasurer, p. w. Peterson receiv-
ed 16 and o. o: Rykken rs votes.
Taxes voted: Town revenue 500: road
and bridge fund, $1,1O0; poor, $500.
Resolution passed, to pay treasurer
salary of $500 for the year.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21

Xand1yoh1 Township.
&c votes cast. IT,
Supervisor, 3 years-C. J. Swenson
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Town AND VILLAGE &:
azrs*
ELECTION RETURNS
Twenty Townships Levy Abest.
Fifty Thousand, Mostyfa
Roads ! s ll !! ! Bridges !!

ATotandor xoWnahaD.
Election held at Arctander; 81 votes
cast.
Supervisor, years-Herman Edman.
Town clerk-OttO Christopherson
Town treasurer-Onver Skindelien
Assessor--C T. Skindelien.
Justtce-L. l.. Bendickson.
Constable-Andrew Reigstad and Ole
Stene.
Road overseers-S. T. skindelien.
John Mos, Henry Hough, Hakon Mol
son.
Taxes voted: Fund. $3.50: road and
bridge fund, $4,000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
New London 3oWuship.

0oW London 3oW0Dh4p.
Election held at New London: 101
votes cast.
Supervisor. 3 years.. r.. Carlson.
Town clerk-A. A. Skeie.
Town treasurer-A. N. Mickelson.
Assessor-Elias Johnson.
Justice-Oscar Hillman.
Constables-Emil Thorne and w. F..
Harris.
Taxes voted: All funds, SLIPS.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Burbank 3oWnQhap.

Election held at town hall; IA votes
cast.
Supervisor. 3 years.. Peter John
son.
Town clerk-D. J. Price.
Town treasurer. w. Price.
Assessor-L. A. Metcalf
Justice-C. F.. Patchin.
COnstables-A. H: johnson and Lew
Is Larson.
Road overseers-John Stenerson, c..
s. Beck. J. o. Dahlberg and r. B. Bat
terberry.
Taxes voted: 31,400.
Colfax Township.
Ii
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21
Pahlun Township.

Election held at school house Dist.
80; IS votes cast
Supervisor, 3 years-C A. Broman.
Town clerk-L. p. Felt.
Town ,treasurer-Junior Johnson.
Assessor. c. Bjornberg.
Justice-L. B. johnson.
Taxes voted: Town revenue, $500:
road and bridge, $1,000; poor $3.50.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21

East Lake Lillian township.
Election held at East Lake Lillian:
y votes cast.
Supervisor, to fill vacancy-Erick
Nordin, 2 years. .
Town clerk-Stromme Z. Johnson.
Town treasurer-And. Nelson.
Assessor-Harry Hawkins.
Justice-E. J. Strom.
Constables-Hilmer Hanson and VIM.
Carlson.
Taxes voted: $1,000.
Resolution passed, that town should
be divided into four road districts.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-21

Edwards Township.
81 votes cast.
Supervisor, years-B. Schambach
Ter.
Town clerk-A. b. Thorson.
Town treasurer-J. S. Johnson.
Assessor-Wm. StrOOtman, Jr.
Justice-Ed. j. Erickson.
COnstable-Jacob BOuska.
Taxes voted: Road and bridge, $1,000;
general fund, $500.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

\ morning fog usually breaks away
before noon.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
AUTOMOBILE LICENSES.

The following auto licenses were issued yes
tsrJay:
5.6C3-O. T. Sucker. Baltimore; Ford.
55J03-Hcnry Reitz, Baltimore; Ford.
56U6-E H. Jchansas 80 H ST.; Dodge.
56OI7-wm. W. DAILY, as Ind. ave. Overland.
56OlE-C. T. BurriS. Rockville. Nd; OIdS
56OI9-K. A. Carpenter. st. Louis. Nd; Buick.
5scc-C. Z Philips. rs 3rd st.; Ford.
7c2l-A. F. Thompson. GaithersOurg. Nd.
Chevrolet.
5sc22-A. @ Houshton. e25 F st.; Ford.
5623-A. L. WoodSon. Silver Spring. Nd.
Ford.
SCOTT. B. Kenny. Baltimore; Ford
56o25-w. A. Umsttsd. Kensngton. Nd. Ford.
56O26-o. NJ. Harrison, Compton p. O., Nd.
Saxon.
SCR. s. Line. Brunswick. Nd; REQ.
56Os-N. L. Cline. Mt. Airy. Nd: Ford.
56C29-Emma l. Wells. Baltimore: Winton.
5s03O-G. A. Eckhardt, Baltimore; Chalmers.
560sl-C. ]. Zoos, IT,, Baltimore; studebaker.
5eCS2-L. c Fairbanks. Baltimore; Buick.
56o53-A. c. FOArd. Gainesville. Nd; Ford.
SCOTT. ]. Witten. GoTans, Md. Monroe.
J6O35-F. J. Coomhs LeonardtoWn. Md Ford.
56J5s-Mrs. Minnie Ebel. SIS + st.. Ford.
so57-Winston Churchill, lafayette Hotel;
Scripps Booth
5sO5s-Chas n Boulder. Baltimore: Anderson.
56G5940H-NoTthem Auto Service Co. 81
Pierce s. ne; demonstrating.
S6Oi2-EdW. Strassner. Baltimore; Kline.
56OiS-P. B. Gibson, 3 II st.; American
560A-Frank Gura. MGchanicsTille, Nd: Ford
5sOt5-DlHd Abraham. 52l NJ St &C.. Ford.
i6Oi6-MOFris Coleman, llH lsth st. Overland.
5eOg-C. F. o'Connor. Baltimore; Apperson.
56Oss-Hcnry R. Barnes. LaPlats. Nd; Ford.
sct9-EIiott Warner. NJ. D.. S5s Macomb st ;
American.
5C1O-w. W. Dixon. Lsndoysr. Nd: Maxwell.
566l-E. B. Harrison. ISL L St: Ford.
5So52-Pendleton Holmes. l23s It'll st.: Ford.
5663-C. G. Smith. jr., 55 X. st.; Odds.
5606i-J. B. Beam, 1859 n. Y. ave; Ford.
55l55-John Foertschback. Baltimore; Overland.
56o5S-H. L. RoutEahn. Middleton. Nd stude-
boxer.
5er5S-Adolph Thiema MitchellTille. Nd
Little Giant
56O5s-H. 5. Wood. 20 windor Bldg. Ford.
s6oe0-MGrgaret Handles, l3Os D st. Sc. Over
land.
56O6l-H. O. Brruningrr. SO R. l. ave. ne
REQ.
5eOs2-west End Laundry. IT'S Pa. ave: Ford.
56o65-Lsu Price. ClarkSburg. Nd; Buick.
5tC6-Gunnar II. c. Voss, n2 Colo. Bldg
Ford.
1850. l. Dunn. Baltimore: Hupmobile.
ieoG-Ida NJ. Carpenter. Indian Head. Nd.
Dodge.
5sos7-M,ry K. Lane, .2ls Newark st.; Hup
s6oe5-ToWnley \ Mckee. Metropolitan Hotel;
Ford 1914
5o'oo-Edw. W. DEM. IT,. ss 18th st.; Grant
,6T0-E. R. Fuller. Laurel. Nd: Warren.
e07l-Metcalf & Dietz 100 Pa. ave Cadillac
SG2-F. ]. Wissner. l264 Wis. ave; Chevrolet
56TS-M. b. Kaugman. Silver Spring. Nd.
5Gi-G. B. Tribe 1850 Col. I'd. Hudson.
6Jij-J. G. Pncs. IT,. Baltimore: Cadillac.
56G6-Mrs. Z. VOig, jr.. IZ5s Harvard 4.
:dillac
5eCT-I. n. FOosmap. Baltimore; Abbott
SGs-lsaac Leyinsky. l15 D ST. Sc; Ford
;6J75-A. v Far. Baltimore; Overland.
5eC50-Wm. Zeaman. The OctaTia Apt King
56Sl-F. F. Wilson, Silver SPRING, Nd ;
Saxon.
56052-T. A. Stabler. Cal Z Capt. st; Ford.
560sC-Wash. Tobacco Co., sl7 8 st.: Ford.
i6sSi-Mary Z Bergner Baltimore: Auburn.
5sr-LIOyd {. Schaefsr. Westminster. Nd. !;
Hudson.
&c s6-Edw. F. McConbs. Fl. Mysr. Va Ford.
os7-Benj. F. weltou, 1855 Col. I'd. Pierce
Arrow. g.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
COAL GAS RUNS AUTO.

English motor rats are oil the verge
Of solving the problem o. finding a
substitute for gasoline. Lighting gas,
the ordinary kind that q supplied in
hundreds Of cities and towns through
out the country. has been found to
be more economical and Just as eff
cient as gasoline. The only trouble
Is in finding u container for the gas,
and even that obstacle VT soon be
overcome.
There are . grea: number g COM
mercial cars being operated 81 gas
In various parts of England today.
They are equipped with strong canvas
bags with rubber insertion, which rem
ders them water and gas-tight The
bags will hold 40 cubic feet Of gas
and are roped or strapped to the top
OF the cars. By practical tests it has
been found that 80 cubic feet of
gas will run a motor as far as one
gallon Of gasoline.-New York Sun.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
AUTO TOURISTS ARE
STOPPED BY POLICE
|. ]. Henderson Reports Handicap
on Run to Detroit.

I. ]. Henderson. president and gen.
eral manager OF the Henderson Motor
Car Company, distributors OF the King
car in this city. has just returned
from TIP to the King Motor Car
factory at Detroit.
Mr.. Henderson brought back with
him the agency for the King car.
making the trip from Detroit. a dis
lance Of ISL miles. in a New Model
EE King ''Foursome
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S. Carmody. OF the
city. and Robert F. Crump, were pas
sengers on the trip
Mr.. Henderson reports that the New
York State regulation does not recog-
nize the factory license number, and
his party was held Up about six
hours by the police undl the matter
was satisfactorily ARA nged.
Elliott Hough has Joined the sales
force of the T. V. T. Motor Corpora
ton, distributors Of the Marmon and
ScTipps-BrOth cars, Of Dupont circle.
The genial manager Of the Woodruff
Motor Company at 1893 Fourteenth
street Is wearing a pleased smile, hav-
ing received several carloads of the
Empire touring and speedster cars.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
White Star Extra Quality
MOTOR OIL
Is Used Exclusively BY the
Ford Motor Company
And Recommended By Them as Best
Adapted for the Ford Car.
FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY

Hood Tire Co. 1877 18th St. y. ".
J. VIM. Lees Sons, 323 Pa. Ave.
n. W.
Lyon & Co. ITO F ST. y. E.
Modern Auto supply Co, Sl7 II
St. n. +.
Jos. L. Martin. 2l26 Pa. Ave. y. ".
Nicholson & Sparks, 800 H ST.
n. f.
Parkway Motor Co.. 1865 Wisconsin
Ave. n. w.
Park Auto Supply. Sherman Ave.
& Park Road.
Roby-Mangum, 1929 L St. y. w.
Southern Auto Supply Co. 1872 Pa.
Ave. n. W.
Steuart's Garage. IA 18th st. n. z.
Addison Smith, 10th st. and r. l.
Ave. N w.
Taylor-Tolley Co, 2ll9 18th ST.
n. W.
Universal Auto Co.. l220 Conn.
Ave. n. w.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

4. B. C. Garage. sl7 n. Y. Ave.
n w.
Avenue Sales Co.. g5s Pa Ave.
n. w.
Columbia Auto Supply Co.. 18th &
Irving SITS.
Columbia Auto Supply Co., 18th q
II SITS. n. w.
Columbia Auto Supply Co. Sher-
man Ave. N. w.
J. F. Campbell, 1875 Good Hope
Road.
Donohoe's Garage. 2l5 Pa. Ave.
S. Z.
E. c. Eschinger. 1871 Good Hope
Road.
Federal Auto Supply Co. Al Pa
Ave. n. w.
L. G. Hooe. l1O4 18th st. S. z.
Hartig Motor Co., 637 Mass Ave,
n. W.
Hill & Tibbitts, 14O7 H St. n. W.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
Sheep in National Forests.

On the Humboldt National Forest
in Nevada there are SI5.TiO sheep. the
largest total to be found on any one OF
the national forests. while the largest
number OF Cattle-75. Sis found on
the Tonic National Forest in Arizona.
The average annual value Of the meat
product Of these two tracts is estinat-
ed at 100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31

SAB CT Ser ndmlids Seller mar, no
id nit in ben 5lintper TONNE in.
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pieOer cine idnd4e 8eltreuuHg nit
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eai, un0 an appF unp Danger mebr
per- Dsniger 0eutIi9 erteanbare
6raaue uuo gsl6lide 3ei4uungen.
9isis Suisttsn berbringsa ben
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unO nImmt Sic ibsriduHi9s 5sa6tis'
teit auf.
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cine peitere @ertpenDungsart oss
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troden H6er bic aartofieIltauosH ge'
itreat, poour9 cine @rtrantuu8 Der
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gum gegieBen. Die Bilan5en at.
men ourt Die gldtter, uHO 0as
@ai6en foroert lire @eiunobeit, in.
Dem es Die goren reinigt.
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Dadstum btr Qugens
5tauen lam man teidt oaoura
er3ielen, baB man lie mprgens unO
nit eiaem Qugenbrausns
Biritden Nib b~iritet uno iie Ddbs
reno oes cages bdufig init aH9es
iehdtstsn 6ingern unter mdbigem
Druid, IN Der Ri9tung ibres Badss
tums, fanft Itrsitt. GOer man
famine Die gugenbrauen meBrmols
tdalid nit einem tleiHen feiuen
admm6en nab Dem Gtria uno reibe
barnad elm psnig BON elmer Salbs
Elm, bic aus 1 @ramm ai5inus0l,
0,9 gramm gsa5oetinttur, Is
gramm QnapuriH, 10 @ranm @as
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Sta6lbon gifen 3u unter,
f6eiben. 9ringe einen 3rOpfn
Salpeterldure auf oeufelben uno ipii.
ls i'm mad u bis / Minute NIT
Woffer ab. Sci Stahl eri@eint biz
Gtsle pedi4Dar5, Bel eiin sraa-
peiB.
Gdpar5e anfrtde fnt
fir 6pl3psrf in Greieu na6teiIigY
neil G9par3 bic Mdrme Der Son
nsnIrahlsn gu febr an5ieat, oabsI
oas 5aIsmert gu fdnslI srbibt UNI
oarurd su ihnsll perDittsrn ma6I
Gin tOblsnlnurs Cuff ssrissD.
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Gin SofpftaI ou RdOsrH
tit Elm acknowledgements" Der
9unbssregierung, Der in bieiem
CONNER Qoro@0 atota bereifen fpirb.
Der fantlihe BsIunobeitstommiiId-
81. Jobu 90. Gor bat bic 9eiie,
route Our9 ben Gtaat 3uIammenss'
felt. Der Baggpn piro BON Der
Regisrung ausgelan6t, um bic Rot
pmbigteit pon 9OrbeugungsmaBres
eeln gu betoHen. no niss n0tis, 4ns
tsitungen Su gebsn unO i'm aIlgsmsis
men uuf bic 9ebung Der ofIenili4en
9siunOhsitspiIsee binsaDirtsn.
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