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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14

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iden Gorite unb 6elo (nabe StariloOta,
AMI BEN adrHpldteau oftli4 BON gtons
fa!eon9 81 nehmeH."
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auquR feb I5 duf teine Details Elm,
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bradsn bpn relan @rfolgen uno Der
,ueberninburg ron Shnierigtsitsn,
msf6e jeDem Meter gstoonneHsn 8ooens
Bic Bebentung elmer eroberten GeItung
serleiben.s @eit gsiprd6iger par @ien.
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(11a Wleilsn 6ai4 BON ganale ON
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pierreidiThe geridt bpm Sage 3u0or
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6atifrten in Qefu D9rt e~ingetrofen. 8ia
9onbon rdtiriih. Orr irgenbno bdngen
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bes gorfes Gelo burh bic StalieHsr Elm,
betonta cher, baB bic Stdliener font
Hberaa suridosT 9lagen p0rbeR ieisn un0
bfg iest uber $500 GefaHgens berlorsn
hdtten.
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ahb "A. angaft ipre6tn nur bpH DiitsHs
ben admpfsn, erpdAueH abr tsine
grtsndnen. Mm Is. sHbfiA bertinotgt
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neFtEid bon Bdinf53a (oas Stdotdm
flint aud BEN oeutifeH 9amea 5eiligsn
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sfcuao I'm MeffeH, bem @6iapobdnos
tai i'm Often er6ebt unb n0rblid Bis our
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gfOn5o (bei Gontd 2utia. fibli4 bon
8olmein1 rifredt. Der italteniI6t Bee
ridt bon bemieIben Gage entbdlt teiue
rtasu Gntnidiungen I'M 8ingsu, foH6srH
nur IN Msfume ber Sample I'm ben
@sFb BE- IS Neilsn langea; 10 MeiltH
brsitsn @oinfs8dsBlateau. Bir eriebtn
barous, bag bic SidlitHer in Der Ra6f
nom Is. nuf ben 10. Mugaf ben Sion5o
auF ii 9ontpnbridsn ibsri6rittsa,
porauf II Bic DlterrsiAn9sH Stelungsn
off BEN Btntedn oHsinseH. Die Ste!z
Isad WrhESdeHif sriffsn fs frontal
an. rstIeniI lit Elm 300 SUI bobsr
wefs ohlsA bon Nnbopo uno 2 gltiIen
lii6IIn be- Msiigrs Orb. BON 5sleHit
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mtiufamern Gnbpunii, i~ttaHlenf6rmis
aa6 @s6sn unb Ga6DHSa laHfeHo srti
}n6iibiSre ELECTROMAGNETIC Big CONS
~. anbsIis ann MdsOni. 8ieie bret
qIsssn sparben BON otH SiaIisnsIn, bic
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
Gin rSmiid,er Grcitss
paa in II erSenelanN.

Sn tiaem iiir5li4 in Grforb ssbaItt.
men 9ortrag bat qrofeFor 8. 6aOeriitlo
Wtitteillagtu Ubar ban romiidtn @ren3s
mall g3madt. ben &aiIer 5aoridn nm
bas 9o6r 1870 in ~gioroenglduo 3piifeH
Der MinOung beg BluFes Gbms uHo
BAN GotDdD 8irt6 anlsgis, nm bic bds
maIige r6mij6e prooin3 8ritannien ges
gen gtttsn uHo S6otten gu fhlibeR.
Dieie gsrtti0igungs1nlags, bic bieItlbs
8eoeutung bat fpis bic r0mi1hsgermas
nti4e Qimls, Hitradts Ii9 bon Nails
tnosons3pms 6hlia BON GspcditIe quer
oarh Bic an iener Stsle gang ebtae
Qanof5aft Biz nan gomneBaons Solrd1
ptItli4 bar GtaDt Carlisle, alio in einsr
Q~usoebnua8 bon me4r ala 10 sngliIhen
U2eii1n. gah prpitfor 6absrfiefe Fno
bou oieItm 0aa mob pieIt 3eile pors
banosn, pertn 6iitoriIde GrForiduns
ouBerOrbsutlia idper 1T. ST beitanb
dus tjHlr 5uiammsn3dngenbsH anlags,
bic, gIeid Rem SatbeHgrdben auf btn
isBi8tH arit8si 4aupIdBsn, uidt aus
etHsm ein5istn MaG, ion6ern aus mtbs
rertn observation-disclosures BdlleH BE-
itaHo, BON 0lreH norb0tIi9Rsm Elm brsis
Ter. fat ununttr6ro9suer MdGgrabe1
Ia btn5Dg, porauf Diebtrum Elm Orb. ]
mai fotgte. 9d ben Qusgrabunaenf
bic Der tHgliids @tIt5rte in Der 9dhs
Der Stdot Gi,slaHb borgtHommen Bat,
pur6: cine brittle gtieFigungslinie aafs
es6edf. Qne brei 2inien iparsn III sts
piFtR 9niTdenrdumen NIT fefunggar.
tissn @trfdrtangen, 8lod1iuirn uno
mddttdrman berieben. Qdngs bss aans
5sn Ddusg lief cine praatOolle, IL Bis
Is SUB brtite 2an6aruBe. bic nit Be-
bauenen Gttinen gspflafert uno NIT
MeiIenltsinea beritbea mar. Dieter
noroensHI9e 8rsn5pa1 6isnte bsrsiaf
na4 Qufi4t grofeHor 5dberTieibig du@
nls G6anss gtgsa bic aaltocuisr. Die
getiaibigung mug bamaIs fhfutrietr
e,nefsn i,iH, ais Der 4nsriff. Die ST.
94idie griiaHniens Iitfat IN biefsm
Grtn5lpdQ pis0erum eiHeH bsfonbereH
i6lagsnosn 9eptis BON Der Wld1t Dea
r5miI6en Raitrrsihs, bas aud 6ieis
feline BON Wuitt1lanbs am peiiefisH snts
Ftrntt grenSe Dsr6dlsEisHaBig laHse ~
khaupsn bsrmO6is.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14

ben oil 6srmaoa, i'm Centrum GoImsin,
I'm 8oro1H, no 0ie 6ront ban enid aGa
BeFs4 trhdlt. ben aom6pn. salt bic
6erEli5a, 70 i'll ogr tir5sfe Neg mad
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gidt btia5eu boA peitar ui6t5 dls
GlaiRtris8 nit gtnaItigngittsln, MT
duem uH9laubiidA @tniaB RON Wtens
fhgH uuD Material 4I 515gn tpB
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itea &rit98ertldruug am Yiingti0nutag
0es 3abres 1915, Die 4niiat gsauB.rtt
bOB mir ban tratesii 4Ga Qaimati4 ga
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ir Qn5iat uiat nanteub gsna4L SGT.
ten bic Staiiner oamalg, iatt lire
ar6fte auf eiuet eHolIen 5roHt 3Djs
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3u ber3etteIa unb ben i6DierigeH uno
ausf6tsloieu G~robeatrjgg in 9t6Irse
gsra6t3u 81 f%oreiIreR, itatt ibre 9auptz
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6offnung, t6rgn ~ynatiouaIsu Qipiratjos
mem ben er60Fften IEump6 gu ptriaais
fen, bdtteu lie bamols nit ibrer gdu5sn
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fob muB Elm Gtein BON Screen gefauen
fetn, aIg sr mertte, tDo gooorna biuauss
poate. Day Der 6~auptangriff an 0er
SIou3o 3ront tommeR psrbe. bate man
in fini3ig 5risbensiabrsn ni8t fir mo8s
lid gebalitH, fDnt puroe man f9 bgltr
porgcIeben uno 8efsfiguugsn aH8elsgt
baden. SIN 5rieben, Der bod Biz 9ors
bertitung fir BEN arug it, ~penigitens
fir ben SoIo1teH. lassH in 0r gan5en
SIon5Dz @egen0 brei 8rigaoen. ie cine
tn 1rieR, @Gr3 un0 3olmein. iopie ie
Elm Bdidiaon GeFungssdrtiatre in
@5r8 unb 5ai0sHihaft Elm 6tIotanos
uensa egiment IN @5r5 Hnb cine ifmert
6au6iBensIiDifo in Uippa9. 8aoon
itau6 bas meiIts mad &~riegsaus6ru4 IN
Gali3ieH unb Gerbita. 8on ben eiligit
suiommmgernifien uHo an ben Sioa5o
gsnorfsnga aampfttuppen bate man
no5 lin f~riassfartes aorps biloeH ions
men. Wdg nun fam. bas 1T btfanHt.
9urd bic llnfGhigt1t undergraduates
@eHetdle Dtrlor Gaborna slei4 81 ans
lang mtbrere fot6dre 3ast, bic Don oen
GehIIti6ern Weisli4 ausgsnust nuIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14

melt fe StaIiercr Fno, lie6m StaIien,
feline 5Pra6t, Ieiue GitteH, feline ails
tur, fem iiammperpanbtes Bolt. Qbtr
bamit 1T nod lange Hitt gefagt buB fe
ben 0unI9 btgeu, audi in politiiher
6infidt Staticucr 3u itin. Bet nIer
Gdnd1merti Tit Stalieu fn6 ie bod ait
ggte uuo prattd1e @gidditsleute. UNI
nitt tin3uie4sn baB ie BET BEN 3auih
nur berIitren Burosn, 5tuts lit Irteit
Der 5aTtR an bar Qbriu. ben oas gan3e
teutoniide Sutherland in ieinem 0era
febr NIT BEN Orient als 8ermfttler Be-
nuBt. Uiro 5ritt eiu italieniIder Sas
fen, 70 bort bies nit eintm Gbluqs ouf,
btun odHn t1irb Der 61ubel GeiterretHs
unb GGutidIanbs u6er 6iume, ben uns
eariIden 4~briabafsu. gsleitet perosu,
aug icutjmcutdltR foDobl, pis aug prats
tiihea Griu0eu. un6 neuu 9rteF feis
rcu IraHiit6dubel eiugtbuBt bat, baiN
lit fem raider Wieotrg1ug beiie9ett. baun
iiatt g an b~o4itdubiger 9eDeuinngss
lodqfait herab uub fam ieiHeH 6afeH
gstroF ~0sridnoen 1aFen.
90 lit ctipas i65ne8, bsrrIihes nm
oas rationale Sel6Fbeftmmungsre6t,
nm bic Gtimme bt5 9tutes, bic sum
gruoer ben meg Beijt, o5er iolange oas
&nlrren beg QIaqers louter ertUnt a
oieIe Gimme, folanqe bauoelt duh Der
i5tr3mqtGHe 9llion1lif mad benz
Wlotto: ll6t btRf, ibi patrid. Der Urls
eftr m5dtt nob[ Stdliener BerDen, aber
- az meg uitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14

ben, uno aIg CT bic eritt SioH5os
S6la4t ipaeis, iticB er btreits dui
stnen gutorgaRifsrten Bi0uftano. ben
er Biz bate ni6t iibrDmoea bat.
ScIte es ibm trpbbem gelingeH, i4lteB'
lid Sriet 5u nt6men, 10 bate CT ms
apeifeIbaft sinsu groBsr moraIiiden
Grfolg errungtn, abtr nitt mt9r. Grit
Der 5aa 2atba6s tDunts BEN Ceiterrets
dern perhduenispoa per0cu uno re
5Dinssu, tAre 2rupgen pon Dir raftihs
rumdnii9en 5rout ~ub3u5itben poer bag
Spiel fir berloren gu es6en. Die tetb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14

bnuotrit TIliOntn entsn, bhtrrsi4iihtn
@tIbss. Das gauge Reid bat beisgtras
gen gum ausban Grisfis nno isiner
muaerglltiesn, moOsrufn 5dienanIusen.
Grf tur3 Dor Dem 9rieg III Der 5ran8
Soiefss 6aieu, Der iiber 100 Mi0tousu
&rontn gttoIist bat, f~sriisseilslt tpor'
BEN. 0ur6 ale SitIs 6~afsnbautsu IL
9ritIt 5ur 8e9srrIAtrin Der 9(oria sts
norotu unb bat @eneoig unb ale abrias
tiibtn Sdfsu StaIitus ldn9t melt iibsr'
fIiigtIt.
Runb 1900 G9iffs nit elmer Cons
mage BON bier MilionsH fabrsH in 5rte'
6ens3eittn Elm uno aus. Der SeIterz
reiaiI@t Qlopb, Der bier ietu 6eim Bat
beidb Dor benz 3riege mebr ais 20
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
2anOOIf AmOrf.


RahSsm Sic genobner beg ilsinsH 6ds'
FentSotbens. ods i'm @Iiertum mtnig
mebr dls elm 5iiderborf g~epsisn mar,
i'm g. S~abrburbert oas Gbriitsntum ans
oenommeH baiten, narfeH ld i'm 10.
Ssabr6unSert bic 9if6ofe 5u Ssrrm Der
Stabt uuo ibrer llmgsbung aui uuo
bsrrldten aIs u~rabbGrgige 9erreu, Biz
Groe oes 10. Sd9rbanoert5 bic Burger
Ibaft f6 Qegtn ben 8rummTtGb' aufs
Itbrte un6 bic 3iqsl Der ataierung in
Bic Sano udbm. Die i~tI6itdnOig gspors
bene Gtdot blibte RAID duF, dber ibr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14

Bid iiber Deer uu5 aife. iptr rA iiir
eole pftros iRtersiiert ltntttt benz Sois
geitiit 2ipis3a tinrn Belud db unb Idbt
Ith bic betlbmtsn 2ipi3sauerBngite
borfibreH, unb neRen Sim Ha9 sinem
oltsn 3ropfen itebt, Der manhert bins
dts 3u ben gdlern unb Taft fid elmer
Otter ots piir5igsn, miib ME SeI bic
&ebls binuuterrimutnbeH 9oloptiRs
boriebtn.
Gs lit Elm f66ntr unS tbler GruHbs
fab, ben 86lierR bo5 GsiblbsItims
mnngsre6t su %seipdbrtH. DeIttrreid
fam, pte mir glaubeu, III @e5ug aui
Iriet bieIem @run0Idb 3uItimmen, ohne
befiir6ttn 5u miifen, baB es ben fhOnen
@briabdfen b%erliert. Die 5%rteitiner, ics
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
n -. NuanlI meI0ete 6is Size.

NNzg'TMN m 70. 4uguit mslotte bic 0iters
rti6Hde oberfe SeeresIsis
tung: Die StdIieuer babsn
- oas Riiltengebiet am Sion3o
a%Hgtgrifftn, nelbes felt
Srhrbanberttu GeiterreiA geA1rt. Rah
Nr ItdriiteH Misunderstanding BON
Observation-Disclosures Dauer, osr geitera
uadmittag auftlGruugsborit0Be foIgtsn,
griff bic ftinolihe 5~nfaRtgriS am Sonns
tao in Triiber Wlorgenitunbe 8piIaen
BEN Mr3li @r6 uRb Der Sic an
1ds mar Der @uftatt 3ar eIfteu
SInnsofdla6t Der erfotgrsiaiteH BON
alien tpsnn man csa Gommgntdren Der
ituIientiden qrefe 8laubea Itenten
bari.
Mm nd6fen Sage melbtte Rom, paB
itdIieniTAe 9ruppen u0rbIi4 ben Nm
bono (~hnIbtpegg 3piiden SoImtiu uuo
66rs) auf fanea geihlageneH 4ontous
brHdtn ben Sion3o ubsrihritteu bdtteu.
Don 9laba 6pei Meiltn IiOpefIia Bon
NnbDbo) Bis 3ur Set ii5ten bic borbrius
aenbsa 5ruppeH etnen itdrten Druid aai
BEN b%er5peffelten BiosrH1no leitenOen
sfeln6 aug.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31
The Alberta Tribune


The stork lowered over Alberta the
first of the week, bringing an eleven
pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Foley and bouncing girl to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Leften arrived last
week from Bismarck, N. D., for a
visit with Alberta friends. Mrs. Lef-
ten was formerly Miss Rose Ban
garter of Alberta. Mr.. Leften con-
Quoted blacksmith business here for
two years, leaving Alberta last sum-
mer and locating at Bismarck, N. D.
Mr.. Leften has sold his shop at Bis
marck and now has several PROPOSE
lions on the string but expects to
locate in South Dakota.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31
I. w. W. Organizer Killed

Willmar Tribune William Neck
lingburg, young man 26 or 27 years
of age, met a tragic death Saturday
afternoon about a mile west of the
depot at Willmar, near the Peter
Swenson residence. He is said to
have boarded the train at Morris. He
fell backward from the side door of
an empty freight car, and under the
wheels. Both his legs and the left
hand we're cut off. There was a cut
over the left eye and one on the back
of the head. One limb was found $50
feet from the body. The pocket book
and watch were found about one
hundred feet from the body. The &C
cident happened at o'clock, but life
was not extinct until six.
James Radcliffe, a man of about Sc,
was in the car when the accident hap
pened, and he hurried to notify Chief
of Police Gilbertson as soon as he
could get off the train. Radcliffe had
boarded the train at Benson, but had
had no trouble with the dead man.
Radcliffe is an itinerant soldier of
fortune who makes his way by giving
musical concerts on the streets.
From papers found in the pockets
of the dead man, Chief Gilbertson
was led to believe that his home had
been Mcpherson, Kansas, and wired
to that city for information. He re-
ceived a reply today that William
MickIenberg's home is at 141O Shra-
der St., San Francisco, Calf"
Reports found on the body indicate
that the dead man was an organizer
for the I. w w. He had enrolled
eighteen members this month. The
fee is $3.50, and dues so cents per
month. His watch was engraved ''I.
w. w. Rulers of the World" No
doubt the officers of the organiza-
ton will be interested to learn of the
sad fate of their comrade.
Mecklingberg' body will be
shipped by express to San Francisco,
the parents having deposited the nee
essery amount with the express COM
pany in that city. The telegram to
Chief Gilbertson requesting this was
signed by the father, F. w. Neck
lingberg.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31
Mrs. A. o. Gerber visited with Mrs.
A. H. Andert Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. A. o. Gerber visited with Mrs.
A. H. Andert Tuesday afternoon.
Clyde Roberts and P. H. Foley
autoed to Graceville Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Leften went to
Cyrus Tuesday evening where they
will visit for few days.
The Misses Myrtle Gulbranson,
Ellen Peterson, Mae Spaulding and
James SpauIding drove to Morris
Sunday evening.
A. H. Andert has retired from rail-
road work for the time being and
has gone to assist his brother Albert
during threshing.
Ole Gulbranson spent Sunday in
Alberta. Ole is now doing threshing
work on the Alfred Doe threshing
rig south of Alberta.
Rhody Keeshan has been a fire.
quent caller at Alberta the past few
days. Mr. Keeshan is looking after
the threshing on his farm vest of
town occupied by the Dare family.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31
MOntevideo Man Digs Up $47O


Montevideo Monday af-
ternoon as Ernest Lindholm was put
ting down posts under the sidewalk
in front of Harry Levoy's place of
business he had occasion to remove
some planks in the bottom of the
coal bin. After doing so his first
spade full of dirt brought forth some
thing better than black diamonds. 1t
was rich find of gold coins-twen-
ty dollar gold pieces and tens and
f1ves and all lying loose under the
planking.- He scooped them up, noti-
fed the city marshal, deposited them
in the First National Bank, and went
back to work.
Cashier Andrew Parks examined
them carefully and said the latest
date on the coins was 1887 and that
there was $470 in the pile-enough
to buy all the coal one would need
next winter at the present prices.
The big question is who owns the
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31

L. P. Norby and son, Odine, were
business callers at Morris Wednesday.
Arthur DeYoung spent Sunday in
Alberta. Art. is working at thing
work at Chokio this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Schultz, Mrs.
A. H. Andert and Marvin and Ryland
Schultz autoed to Graceville Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Irene Hamilton has resigned
her position in the Andert confection-
cry, preparatory to attending school
which opens Tuesday, Sept. 4.
Miss Irene Eystad returned from
DeGraff Friday evening after a
weeks visit as the guest of Miss
Grace McNelis, formerly of Alberta
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31
SEALED PROPOSALS wi,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived by the Minnesota State Board of
Control in their office at the State Capt.
tol Building, st. Paul, Minnesota, until
P. M. September 4th, 1917, for the
erection and completion of the Dining
Hall and Gymnasium Building, West
Central School of Agriculture Morris,
Mimi, including the general contract
work, heating and ventilating, plumbing
and electrical work, in accordance with
plans and specifications furnished by C.
H. Johnston, Architect, 715 Capital Bank
Building, ST. Paul, MINI.
Bids will be received separately and
are to be submitted only on the form of
bid supplied by Architect, no other form
panied by a certified check for 5 per
cent of the amount of the bid payable
to the Minnesota State Board of Control.
Copies of the above plans and specifi-
St. Paul Builders Exchange.
Minneapolis Builders Exchange.
Duluth Builders Exchange.
Office of the Board of Control
Office of the Sup't of the Institution,
Morris, MINI.
Extra copies of general plans and
specifications may be obtained on appIi-
cation to the Architect, by submitting a
certified check in the amount of S25
drawn to the order of the Minnesota
State Board of Control, which check will
be returned to the bidder when a bona
fide bid is filed with the Board of Con-
troll and the plans returned to the Archi-
tect in good condition.
Extra copies of the Mechanical Plans
may be obtained from Chas. L. Pillsbury
Co., Minneapolis, Mimi, the same condi-
lions as above for general plans and
specifications to apply.
Successful bidder must furnish the
Board with a surety company bond in
seventy-five per cent of the amount of
the contract.
The right is reserved to accept or re-
ject any or all bids.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31
Real Estate Transfers

Loran D. Trip to Frank Leinen
VIZ lots IA and Is, Garden Lots ad-
dition to Morris, 81 and other.
Leslie, William J., Charles H., John
S. and Alfretta Stinson and M. L.
Ransom and Jennie and John C.
Nolan to M. J. Ryhn, lots1 and 2,
block 8, Morris First Addition to Nor
ris, $1,000.
Frederick J. Stinson to M. J. Ryhn,
same lots, $500.
Hugh B. Stinson to M. J. Ryhn,
same lots, $1,000.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31

gold? The lawyers and judges may
not be clear about that Another big
question is, how did it get there? and
when, and under what circum-
stances? The building was occupied
as a saloon for many years and who
ever planted it certainly found safe
place, for it may have remained there
undisturbed twenty or thirty years.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31

Charles S. Rogers to John L. Rog-
ers, NE14 20; NWA FL and NEH 10
and NWA 20, Synnes, 100000
and other.
Nicholas Ulferts to Patrick e. Nc
Killip, VIZ NWA 5, SWA NWA 5,
SEA NEA and lots 1, and 8, Sec.
6, Hodges, $2O,0O0.OO.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31
LIVE BRAVELY.

A good fight is never for its
day alone. 1t is for many days.
And it is not alone for him who
bears its utmost stress. No man
can live his own life braveIy and
quietly and not be an energy of
social good, virtue proceeding
from him to heal some brothers.
wounded heart.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31
Order for Hearing on Final Account of
Guardian.

order Tor Hearing on Final Account Of
Guardian.
State of Minnesota, County of Stew
ems, IS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
James w. Foster, Ward.
The guardian of the above named
ward, viz: L. P. Norby, having made
and filed in this court his final account,
together with his petition representing
that said guardianship has terminated
and praying that said account be ex-
amined, adjusted and allowed by this
court, and that said guardian be dis
charged;
It is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and said account examined and
adjusted by this court, at the Probate
Gourt Room, in the Court a House. in the
of Minnesota, on the oath day of Sep
TENDER, 1917, at 10 o'clock A. M; and
that this order be- served by publication
thereof in The Morris Tribune, accord
ing to law.
Dated August 9th, 1917.
(CoUrt Seal.) A. L. STENGER,
Probate Judge.
Morris tribune., 1917-08-31

You will find more of the leading
people of Minnesota registered at the
Radisson, than at any other hotel in
the cities. adv.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-26
IS COMPLIMENTED ON
 EFFICIENT ADJUSTMENT

George J. Love, the local agent, has received from the Fire Association of Philadelphia and the Law Union and Rock companies, on the last boat. drafts in full settlement of the losses On the Arctic Hotel. MT. Love actai for the companies in this case, as he las in a number of other cases, as ad- juster for the companies. and the letters transmitting the cheeks com mend him highly on the manner ifi which the papers were drawn rp and the promptness with which they were forwarded. In addition it is stated that the companies are pleased to 'hcte that in future they will not have to depend upon adjusters from Seattle to settle any possible losses. but will be only too glad to avail themselves of MT. Loves services in this respect
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-26
MISS RANKIN TO HAVE
 \ WOMAN SECRETARY

GREAT FALLS, Mont.-The ap- pointment of Miss Jeanette Rankin. ngresswoman-elect from Montana. of Miss Belle Fligelman of Helena as her private secretary. seems most fitting to Montana people, who are familiar with the efforts of Miss Fligelman during the past year in Miss Rankins behalf.
 No small amount of credit for Miss Rankin's victory at the polls in No vember is given to Miss Fligelman. Miss Rankin won in a state that gave President Wilson an overwhelming ma iority. reelected it's Democratic senator. it's Democratic Governor, Lieutenant-G Governor. and most of the other candidates for State offices on the Democratic ticket. Miss Flige!- man. who is newspaper womar will, 1t is said. be the first woman to act in the capacity of private sec retary to a member of Congress.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-26
BISHOP ROWE SENDS
 VALDEZ HIS SYMPATHY

Rev. G. J. Finn, rector of the EpiS- copal church here has received let ter from Bishop F. T. Rowe. in which he expresses his sincere sympathy for the people of Valdez who have suffer- ed from the recent fire. and also pays a high tribute to the late Sam BlulG, The Bishops letter is as follows
 Seattle, Jan. IA, 1917.
 MT. Dear MT. Finn: I meant to have written you after the fire, but l have been so busy. am awfully scr ry for the good people of Valdez, who have suffered. Valdez has had such bard luck. I hope this will not mar the progress of the place. The peo- ple have my deepest sympathy
 Just now I have seen the paper and in it the account of Sam Blum s accident. am so surprised. II is I have known him tor many years. We have always been friends and friendly. I cannot but think that he will be loss to Valdez, and I am so sorry for his wife and children.
 Sincerely yours,
 "P. T. ROWE"