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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

Board of Trustees Iowa twp.
j. |. sHoicomb Mfg. CO., supplies o.
| to Court House ,.l.,A. Z.
Emil N: Peters. assessing town
! of Schleswig ........ ...... so.
Jnrgen kock, assessing Charter
1e esn 'G SShnson, trustee stock: 10
holm township 49,. ........ 10.
E., N, sandstrom, trustee stock
j. q. Nelson. trustee Willow
! Wilbur Hail trustee willow ~
VIM, Keim. trustee Willow town -.
A. d pietz, clerk Willow twp. 8:
Ed: Mesenbrink. w"lf scalp -. 20.
Deloit, Board of Review meeting T.
Ronald Wygant, work in Eng.
Aspinwail Board ofiReviesw meet. o.
Board Of ! Health, Iowa twp 49,: s.
Denison Bulletin, Board proceed
ings,n reports L. notices ...... 105.
Denison, Herold, board proceed
ings, supplies e. notices 49,. ~
H.. L. Dorale, assessing Soldier
F. y. olry, EXPENSES in County
F: i: olry. expenses visiting '.',
Fred !ep isi;' Clerk Goodrich ;:;i:i To-
township ........ ...... ..... 81
George staley, assisting in Eng
Bert Tomiinson. assisting in Eng Eng
P..j: Portz, gopher Bounty & ex-
H.. j. Cummings, sheriffs fees in
case State VS.. Floyd Hamilton B.;
II. j. Cummings, sneriff's fees. in
case State VS., Harold Craig g.;
Fl. J. Cnmmings, sheriff's fees in
case state VS.. Arthur Reyn-
Farmers Grain CO., coal for Mrs. I'D
Riese. a poor person ....... 1874
Oakland Cemetery, Assn. lot &
opening grave for Mrs. John
! Halhoth ~. A.,...: /. ,,..... 1o.5
|. Of Johnson child :. :. ..''..l5>1E 1870
Co. bridge material = .i..,l.T 40. 2
. ,sE EssS '; asissa,a3,asss u
NAL Miller hauling pi1ipS 49,. 81 DO
I channel changes SEE" 36-Ss-39n. $50
II. G. Rush. right of way for ad- =
a eaos o. to C99nty , road between
A. M. PETERS, patrol man on Coun-
W; p; Mundt. dragging County
- roads .:.:..,.. -. =. 49,. 1871
IN the: matter of the insanity Of
-, Earl d. Weberg ,...... - 80
7. V. Walker, commissioned in the
matter of the insanity of Earl
DR.. RYE "1PSer Flimpton, witness ;' in 80
the matter Of the insanity Of
Earl d. Weberg IA
NJ. T.. Jones. witness in the mat -
ter ter Of the insanity of Earl d.
P. W Weberg. Witness in the 1,s'
matter Of the insanity of Earl
II. Weberg ........ 2!
II. ]. Cummings, sheriff's fees
IN the matter Of the insanity
n'aii L. "epers ......' 2.5(
Recorders Report of Fees Collected
], the undersigned, w. A. Cramer
county recorder of Crawford county
Iowa, do hereby certify that ,durint
the quarter year ending March 81
1917, l collected as fees for recording
instruments Of record as provided b,
law the aggregate sum of nine hundred
thirty-two u dollars and forty cent
($e3G.40). ~ - /, ,lt>s..5 4
-. II ~ rFt.nt5>@ w! A. Cramer,: &
Z. ~, .4,as4.. County, Recorder.
Clerks Report OF Fees Collected. %
Il herewith respectfully report tina
l have collected and turned over tt
the county. treasurer the sum o
$S32.16, as fees collected during the
months OF January, February ant
March. 1917 as follows:
+ Collected during January ....
Collected during ebruary 49,.
Collected during March 49,. ..
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the board OF review, according 10 the
schedule as fixed by the assessment
for the year 1917. J,
hereby certify that complying with
resolution duly adopted by the
board of supervisors of Crawford
county, Iowa. at their session of Dec.
%, 1916, and entered Of record, l did
on the 10th day. of January, 1917, sell
at public auction at the court house
at Denison, Iowa, one hundred fifty
five funding bonds amounting to $751;
10000, to fund the county bridge fund
and the county road fund which were
overdrawn to that amount on Jan. l.
1917. Said bonds were sold to the
First National Bank, Charter Oak.
Iowa, at par, to pay four per cent In
terest per annum, the county agree1 hg
to pay the purchaser the sum of Il fly
dollars to pay part expense OF PRINT
inS.
Louie Evers, :
County Treasurer,
Crawford County, Iowa.
Resolved by the board of sup'ervis-
ors of Crawford county, Iowa. that
the sale of the bridge and road fund
ing bonds of Crawford cou nty, as
made by the county treasurer or the
10th day of January, 1917, to t'he. First
National Bank of Charter Ga X. Iowa,
in the amount of $155.O00.OO AT four
per cent interest to be paid semi-an-
nually and the county payi n!g said
bank $4,000 to help defray eH penses
for printing said bonds, be approved.
On call of aye and nay cote the
members voted as follows: Hagge,
Nehls, Kolls, Holland and Bbhnsack,
aye. Naye: None. 4. 49,.
Board adjourned at 5 o'clock p: m.
to meet Tuesday, April 49, 1917, at
P, JSPORTZ, HANS HAGGE, ~ !,
W Ir:r Auditor. i.a Chairman. :.
warrants. ISSUED By Auditor, between srt
WIN. &r,@d N1cMahon, assessing ]. "
r lG " c ctSMnship petit Juror f." 4ffSS
Chas. r. Jensen, assessing Good 'dl =
Peter s,sn L sGMt assessing town of
p. N j. Eawler. assessing jackson -
Br '"s"S! Bair. assessing Dentson -
Stanley Brown, assessing town
patriek Keeney, assessing town 90 40
VIM p. Mcelier, assessing dbt-
J. Fl. Hink, assessing Town of
Max Mofit, petit juror -. .. 1890
Chas. speck, assessing East Boy
S. II. Miller. assessing Paradi,;e
township .....,- 1900
Denison, a., Tuesday, April 1ot 1917.
Pursuant to adjournment the. board
Of supervisors met at 10 o'clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman Hagge.
Members all present. -".. - ~
Minutes OF Tuesday, April 3, 1917.
and warrants ISSUED by auditor be-
tween sessions we're read and on mo-
ton approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
w. r.. JENSEN, State Examiner 1915
Morgan Twp. Clerk & Trustees n
Albert Foster, trustee. Soldier
p. W. ". iohannsen, TRUSTEES Sol M
F. toy yqaSsDfelsa. tgnass Solder 10 co.
j. H., A. christensen. Trustee
Soldier township .,.t..:.... 1000
S. A. Huber. health Physician
! Soldier faot t6wnsnip sing Morsan 1ooo
Denison City, f. E. Dept. light |
Court House & Jail ........ 1851
H. F. Johannsen, commissioner
rh non FG MeGrin, commissioner on NV
John Cook. commissioner on road $50
L. f. Gronau, clerk Stockholm A
township ...... ......... 1000
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: the insanity Of Earl D. Webers I9:25
Denison, la, Monday, April Z. 1917.
Pursuant to- adjournment the board
of supervisors met at o'clock p. M.
Called to order by Chairman Hagge.
Members all present.
Minutes of March Is, 1917, and war
rants issued by auditor between ses-
sions were read and on motion ap-
proved.
On motion claims were allowed as
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Mrs Mary Niessen, poor per- -, or
Green se% Bay Lumber Co, coal for
| Mrs Augusta Jones, poor per- IN m
Green Bay Lumber Co., coal for y .,
Mrs JAS Warner, poor person ''''
Denison Hospital g. Sanitar1um
hospital charges for Lars Pet q. m
Bale Brodersen Co, mdse for
Herman 'Siemers, poor per-
Bale Predecessor Co, mdse for Mrs. ~
| HrSch, Il poor person lV.Vo
Bale Brodcrsen Co, mdse for Her.
man Reinwaldt' a poor ,rd perS son OK
Mrs. Jones. a poor person H.. ''oo
Bale Btodersen Co, mdse for 90 oe
Ba GTun Erod hame CO., n,dse for WV
patients at hospital ..... go. s.'o
Claus td II; hhu,@en' assesss ..... 10000
Hans ar 'G Magse, c;c;mamitte. session :, "a
Martin a. m'i SeRls, committee, Session -
II. < c. ' Koiis, committee, session & %
C. % ~ Bohnsack, tctoimm1;itte, session .
John Holland, committee session ~
{ %e's"F S: Andrews, supplies to - ~
The Beutel Hdw Co. supplies to %
Court House -. :...:. GOV
Bale Brodersen Co. supplies to ,or
pe THi1s f Bross CO., supplies to
Court Reporter Ao.oo
Matt Parrot & Sons Co., supplies
=, to Re icin,ta, oi,se livery 400
49, expenses in Eng. Office 80. :. 1850
Louie Evers, for money advanced
: to First National Bank Of Char
ter Oak. Ia, for printing eX-
tn tod
bonds @ .,... 5000
W. G. Rollins, j. p Transcript in
case State YES. Helen Wilson. ESQ
A. c. Greene marshal fees in case
. State VS.. Helen Wilson ...... ABS
J On motion the bond of Ward &
Weighton covering work on contract
of March Is, 1917, was approved. 49,.
| On motion the bond of the Elkhart
Bridge & Iron Co., covering contract
OF March Is, 1917. was approved, !
! On motion the official bond Of W.
III. Corey as Justice of the peace of
Willow township was approved.
Auditors Report of Fees Collected.
As required by law, l herewith sub
init the following report of fees col
lected in the office Of the county
auditor for the month therein desig-
mated to-wit:
January ......... r.... .$ol.Io
February ........ lI.0O
March ........ ..... 49,. 49.Vo
$1sS.75
P. J. Portz,
County Auditor.
Board adjourned at IL o'clock noon
to- meet at 1880 O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at 1870 o'clock p. m.
Members all present.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Aug. Mack, assessing Hanover ~
J. ' r., Carney, ?. Nj, postage for 80 :.
toWnship ... a ...... ..... 10000
Frank Rreml, assessing Milford ~ ~
L. 'V F. Norris IS Soldiers Relief
+. J. Shropshire. Soldiers Relief
commits Sioner ...,... -. 49,. 4.lO
Theoy Drake, Soldiers Relief COM . -
Ju massl9 ~ Haas assessing Town 0,VV
Of AspinwaII 1870. -. 60. 1850
H. J: Cummings. mileage serving =,
J. s x. Ruie. assessing Town Of Ar "
Mercy Hospital, hospital charges
Z for August Thielnlan. 81 wks. 259.00
Emil Novotne, witness fees in case
State VS.. Thos. Dixon -. ..., zoo
Resolved by the board of supervis-
ors of Crawford county, Iowa, that
the county auditor is hereby instruct
ed to pay, the assessors when they re-
turn the books properly signed up by
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warrants ISSUED by Auditor Between
s5 ~ Sessions.

WafTant0 Issued by Auditor Between
Frank T,eahv. Court Bailin .... $500
Il, Maurtaugh, Petit Juror 17S0
Lew sKerrigan, Petit Juror 80. 2350
VIM. Alberts, L Petit Juror -. 80 60
Fl. y. Cummings, salary for Feb. 133. 50
eeJ.J. Costello, salary for Feb. 800
4 w. Al. Cramer, salary for Feb. 1866
u b. Romans, salary for Feb. 1900
J. w. Monaghan, salary for Feb 1856
Frank Faul, salary for Feb...:. 1900
Louie Eyers, salary for Feb. go. ~ sc
John G, Hugg. salary for Feb 1900
r. j. Portz, salary for Feb. ~. 14l66
3 IN. II. Cabins salary for Feb ). $500
81 N. Olry salary for Feb -. 1880
Anna Flynn, salary for Feb .... 67,50
4 W. I'll KahIert salary for Feb :. 1888
A,ir. Tirn frecl,t. salary for Feb $500
III II. Fishel { salary for Feb 49,. $500
n e. Cnr1ie. salary for Feb w 10000
Harry Clark. salary for Feb " 5000
Y George 1SNfiller, Court reporter. 1874
Dr.. w. n Wright, salary for Feb. 5000
inc Blackman, salary for Feb. 1898
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Receipt Of county treasurer as
voucher hereto attached.
y. w. Monaghan,
Clerk of District Court.
On motion the contract and bond of
Thos. Carey & Son, of Clinton. Iowa,
covering letting of February "a, 1917,
was approved.
Board adjourned at IL o'clock noon
to meet at 80 o'clock p. III.
Afternoon Session.
Afternoon session was spent in dis
cussions of Denison Charter Oak road.
Board adjourned at s o'clock 2. Ill.
to meet Thursday, April IL, 1917, at
40 O'Clock p. IL. H..a,. ,.,g
IF. ]. PORTE, HANS HAGGE, !,;o
Auditor. . Chairman,
n
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DeniSOn, Iowa,
Thursday, March Is, 1917.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
OF supervisors met at 8 o'clock a. m.
Called to order by chairman Hagge.
Members all present.
Minutes Of March 6, 1917, and war
rants issued by auditor between ses-
sions were read and on motion ap-
proved
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Warrants ISSUED by Auditor Between


II. F. Johannsen, Grand juror =. $50
Theo. Witt, Grand Juror .. $40
Fred Rickers, Grand Juror . $50
Theo. Farrell, witness .......... 4.55
Earl Farrell, witness ........... 4.55
Jas. Kelly, witness ........... ASS
-Jrs Mabel Kelly, witness w 455
ilovd Rarnet. witness " 1.35
Conrad Dietz, witness ........ 453
Bernhard Enrich, witness ..... $50
w. w. Johnston, witness ....... 1.15
I,ewis King. witness 1855
Rav King. witness ... 1.65
Florence Aylesworth. witness l.35
r. c.. Durham, Grand juror 96O
Milton Childress, Grand juror :. $50
C,has Smith. Grand Juror ,. $50
II r Hansen. Grand Juror . 900
l. N Vollersen., Grand Juror .... 1880
III. w. Meyer, Grand juror ..... $40
J. X! BTemner, 6 rand juror :;... $50
10. r, Cochran, tIlerk Grand Jury i6.10
II. j., Cummings Sin the matter of
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Warrants Issued. by Auditor Retwecn
Sessions

VIM. Fischer. petit juror .r..,., 1880
c. T., Parish. petit juror ,...... 17.70
Leon 'Kcpford, petit juror 49,. .E50
r. G. knhlmann, petit juror t.. 1850
Mark Meade, ,'peit Juror ......, 1910
Fred W. Drummer, petit juror 17.7O
S. TX, Nelson, pctit Juror ....-2l so
Hans IT. Sicycrs, petit Juror . 1850
Ray White, petit juror 215o
Emil Groth, petit juror ........ 1850
Fl, S, Cavctt, petit Juror .... 1870
c. T. Brockelsby, petit juror -. 1850
Geo: Youngbcrg, pctit juror go. $50
IIlvy Wuh, petit juror ...... 900
ernst Mass1nann, petit Juror " 20?0
Fritz Olsen, petit juror ....... 1920
Broder EruSsen, petit juror ..,.. a7a 20
Chas. Stalcy, rctit Juror ...... "a 80
J. II. Schmadkc, petit juror 200
Herman Miller, petit juror ... 21.90
G. John E.vcrs, pctit juror -. 21.70
II. T.. Collins, petit juror ..:... $50
Henry +. RieSscn, petit juror $50
Warren Comstock, petit juror 1910
Roy Naeve, petit juror ..... -. 21.78
Denison, Ia, Thursday, April II. 1917.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
Of Supervisors met at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman Hagse.
Members all present.
Minutes Of Tuesday April II, 1917,
and warrants issued by auditor be-
tween sessions were read and on mo-,
ton approved. '''
.On motion claims were allowed as
fG1lnws. ~ Sn.in ~ 'iitE .>iF. u
CnI.l Bohnsacl1, ,icommittee,,i ses- -,
Sion & mi1eage $500. ...}g -. $500
Haps; Hagge, committee session H.
q IulieaSe .-..y.,.- oV'oo
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-21
T. J. BURR.

Theodore j. Burr, aged IS years,
died Monday morning at his home in
this city after a long illness from
cancer from which he had been af-
flicted for several years. He was born
in Connecticut February 25, 1882,
and came to Minnesota in 1867,
shortly after the Civil War, locating
in the town Of Harrison, Kandiyohi
county where he lived for many
years. He conducted farm and al
so had small store where the Har-
rison creamery is located and was
also justice Of the peace. In 1895
he removed to Litchfeld and this con-
tinued his home from that time.
Mr.. Burr is survived by two sons
and two daughters, Rosetta l. Bur,
and J. E. Burr Of this city; Mrs. A.
W. Giddings, Hunter, N. D., and
Stanley Burr, Stockton, Calf. An
older brother, Diodate Burr, lives in
Connecticut. Mrs. Burr died twenty
eight years ago.
The funeral was held Wednesday
morning from the late home Of the
deceased. The body was taken tc
Harrison for interment. Rev. J. F
Mcleod officiated.-Litchfe Re-
| view.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-21
WHAT PIE FOR
THANKSGIVING?

Who ever heard of real Thanksgiving
dinner without nsiner piel
+, It can't be done. ID.
There may be cakes and cookie. and pud-
nesand Ill kinds of sweet things but unless
there Is asisce pie there just isn't any real
Thanksgiving dinner. :
i And since it takes mince pie TO top of
the feast dinner. wouldn't it be good idea
% have mince pie to top off many of the
other good mealsl Wouldn't it just make
the meal on many occasionsl
Asyouprobably know, NONE SUCH M1NcE
Mar comes in an up to date package
tosm-secure from handling; is moderate in
price and becomes three times the package
weight when you add the necessary moisture.
=: L i the economical way to buy mince
jneat because it prevents waste. 3
!. The package recipe. are good for pies,
cakes, puddings, and cookies.
/. Try None SUCH War P;e-no top
crust. Saves -four, shortening, labor, money
-haH The crust. Helps the u. S. Food
Administration. rs 8 "a
The pie that Is good enough for Thanks.
:giviag aer i good enough for Ill sshr,::
lls-aseal fasts, lunches, suppers, and IN
So Try 4 ~ Nor spcn
....ss go
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-21

daughter Ruth, and Mrs. Emil Ander-
son and daughter Harriet and son Or
ton called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson
Sunday.
A program and basket social will
be given in Dist. No. 14E, Saturday
evening, Nov. "a for the benefit Of the
Red Cross Society. Everyone welcome
to attend.
Mrs. Emil Anderson and children
and Mrs. A. Olson and son Albert
called ON Ole Larson's last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Melby and family
called on Mr.. and Mrs>. Peter Rod
man, Wednesday evening. -
Mrs. Peter Rodman returned from
Kerkhoven Tuesday where she has
been under medical attention.
Anna, Ruth and Alvin Olson called
at the August Bergman home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swain, Mrs. C..
c.. Birkeland and daughter Lydia Wis
tied at the Andrew Olson home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakleaf and daugh.
tiers, Elsie and Esther spent Sunday
at the August Bergman home. .
John Asplund called atsAugust Berg
mans Sunday afternoon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-21
o BTU RY
KNUD OLSON.

One Of the oldest and most highly
respected citizens Of Colfax passed
to his eternal reward last Mond ay
morning in the death Of Knud Olson.
The cause of his death was an old
stomach ailment Of a number Of
years standing with which he had
suffered patiently. Age, II years.
The deceased was born on Moster
Island, Norway and came to this
country when young man and took
up his abode in Norway Lake, later
he worked in store at New London
for a number Of years and eventually
moved to Colfax where he has re-
sided ever since.
The deceased leaves to mourn, his
wife, and eight children who are DIS
follows: Cornelius, Selmer, Maleae
and Regina at home; Mrs. Nels Mas
of Coulee, N. D.; Mrs. George Potter
of Mohall, N. D.; Andrew Olson Of
Clinton and Carl Olson Of Dawson,
of this state. Mr.. Olson also leaves
to mourn three sisters and brothers
who are as follows: Claus, Severade
and Ole A. Olson, Mrs. Thor Nickel
son, Mrs. G. Nordlie and Miss Carrie
Olson. The deceased also leaves to
mourn a large number Of grand chill
dren.
Funeral services will be held Sat-
urday at IL o'clock from the home
and at 2 pm, from Grow River
church. Rev. Svare will conduct the
services.
Mr.. Olson was always identified
with all the better things that con-
cerned the welfare of his community
neighbors and friends, and was un-
failing in his duties as a good citi-
zen. All those that came in contact
with him highly esteemed him and his
word and prestig were always recog-
nized as the most influential in the
community. Those that mourn his
loss should take inspiration from his
life and go forth to live as he lived
so that when the summons comes you
may say as did he, CAL is well."-
Belgrade Tribune.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-21
SOUTHEAST FAHLUN.

Southeast Fahlun-Mr. and Mrs.
Simon >S0lm0nson and Alice and An
ma Solmonson visited at home last
Sunday.
Martin Olson is at present assisting
Horace Anderson to erect some build
ings.
Richard Bomstad spent the weekend
at the Mathiason home in Lake Eliza
beth.
Mrs. Mathiason will move to Will
mar in the near future to make her
home.
Frank Mattson was a Kandiyohi Wis.
itor on Tuesday.
Melvina Mathiason spent the week
end at her country home.
Mary SolmOns0h assisted Joe Mel
son few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hanson spent
q few days in Atwater last week.
There seems to be demand for
cattle now days as cattle buyers from
all directions have been visiting here
L. M. Johnson called on friends in
Krugerville last Friday.
G. M. Nelson called on Horace An
derson last week on business.
Chas. Mattson, Emil Olson and
Harry Hawkins motored to Kandiyohi
last Tuesday,
Minus Nelson motored to Willma1
last week.
The Y. P. S. held their meeting al
the Mathiason home last Saturday
The meeting was well attended.
Palmer Nelson called on Willie Cab
rielson last Sunday.
The Y. P. Society of the Norwegian
Lutheran Free church will have their
next meeting at the Anton Larson
home Friday evening, Nov. %. Every
one welcome.
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran Free church will meet at the
parsonage Nov. 20, Thanksgiving Day
at two o'clock. The regular meeting
will be held and luncheon served.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-21
aO9ELAND.

Roseland, Nov. 17-Rev. Mullenberg
OF Iowa occupied the pulpit here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Stob visited at
the D. Nype home Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. Gort, ST.. and Mrs. w. Hook.
stra visited at the c. Kohrs home a
few days last week.
The G. Damhof family and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Knoll called at the N. Brou-
wer home Sunday evening.
Wedding bells will soon ring in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bruggers and fam
lily visited at the William Stob home
Sunday evening.
Misses Angelina and Lucella Van
Den Einde and Gertie Bruggers and
Messrs. Henry Bulthuis, George Dow
ma and Elroy Knoll were entertained
at the Edward Williams home for sup
per Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Dowma and fam
lily made a visit at the william HOn.
man home Sunday evening.
Rev. Seigerts of Patterson, New
Jersey, has accepted the call to be-
come pastor of the Roseland Dutch
Reformed church and will arrive in
The Euling young folks and Esther
Erickson of Priam visited at the ].
Zuidema home Sunday
Mrs. Harry Plowman of Prinsburg
visited at the w. J. DeVries home on
Thursday.
The Roseland young folks enjoyed
themselves at party at the Meinhard
Kohrs home Tuesday evening. The
occasion was his birthday annivers-
airy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Dragt visited
with relatives in Willmar ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plowman of Prinsburg
visited at the A. Plowman home last
Thursday.
N. Vos purchased a new Buick car
one day last week.
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NAM RE.

Mamre, Nov. 19-Mrs. Ole Melby
called on Mrs. Albert Peterson Thurs
day.
Mrs. Sorenson called on Mrs. Sam
uel ROdman Friday.
Wayne, Lillian and Ethel Bergman
called on Violet Olson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Melby and child
rem visited at the Andy Olson home
Friday evening.
Walter Olson is the owner of Ford
runabout.
Agda Olson called on Mrs. Ole Mel
by Wednesday evening.
Peter Jensen called on John Olson's
Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Sorenson Friday, Nov.
16. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nordin and
children visited at the Carl Olson
home Sunday.
Amos Abrahamson has purchased a
five passenger Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and
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(First publication Nov. AAk)
Citation for Hearing on Pstfloa 70,
Probate Of Will.

(First publication Nov. Hay
Citation for Hearing On Petlt3ba foe
Probate Of Wilt.
Estate of John Enblom, Docedent
State of Minnesota, County OF Kandt'
yohi, In Probate Court. -
In the Matter of the Estate Of Jonas
Enblom, Deeedent-
The State Of Minnesota to al Per.
sons interested In the allowance and
probate of the will of said decodont:
The petition of Albert Enblom and
Christine Enblom being duly fled h.
this court, representing that jonas
Enblom, then = resident Of the County
OF Kandiyohi, State Of Minnesota, died
on the 9Th day Of June, 1916, leaving Q
last will and testament which = pro-
scented to this court With said potdfion.
and praying that said instrument DO
allowed as the last win and teStaAAent
of said decedent, and that lafters Tee
tamentary be issued thereon 10 Albert
Enblom. NOW THEREFORE,. you.
and each of you, are hereby cited and
required to show cause, II any You
have, before this court, ut the Probate
Court Rooms In the Court House. In
City of Willmar, County Of Kandiyohi.
State of Minnesota, ON the 10Th day Of
December, 1917. 1T 2 O'Clock pm. VIZ
the prayer of said petition should aos
be granted. :: $50.
= witness the Honorable T. %. GIL
bert, Judge Of sid court, and the seal
Of said court, this 18th day Of Noyum-
Der, 1877. 49,. :. $3.50
COURT SEAL)
IDA A. sgANDERsoN.
Clerk Of Probate Court.
R. w. STANFORD,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Willmar, MINI.