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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-23

Now it's DR.. Rothschild's and r. a.
Mulvey who goes about our streets
today wearing a very superior bear
ing when any of his business friends
mention having caught a few fish.
Mr.. Mulvey went to the lake last
evening and actually caught several
fish-his testimony on the number
and size is to be taken with due al
lowance, etc. Those who were with
the aforesaid angling wizard have
made affidavit that the number was
three and they were pickerel. No, we
were not invited, so we have missed
one good fish dinner.
A letter to a sister here from Mrs.
Robert Fligge, who started from
Madison to join her husband in Ia
coma, Wash, states that the journey
was quite firing, but what the writer
has seen of the Pacific west she be-
lieves that they are sure to like the
climate and conditions there. Mr..
Fligge met his wife at Seattle, accom-
panying them on to Tacoma, where
they will make their permanent
home. Mrs. Fligge was very inter
ested in Seattle's pretty parks and she
says it is a beautiful city. They en-
joyed the trip through the scenic
Rocky mountain section. The trip
vas made in safety and all are re-
ported well.
A meeting of the Merchants asso-
citation was called for $50 this norm
ing, the object of the session being
to formulate a drive in behalf of the
Salvation Army, whose war work is
widely known throughout the coun-
try and greatly appreciated by u
national government. Many business
men were in attendance and plans
were laid looking towards raising
$500 for army huts in France. Along
with the Red Cross and the Y. NJ. c..
A. the Salvation Army has done a
wonderful work in raising millions
for the comfort and cheer of our
fighting boys in France. The new
drive here will start one week from
tomorrow and those in charge believe
that Madison citizens will contribute
generously into the fund for army
huts.
Since the terrible destruction of
property and loss of life at. Tyler and
Verdi, Mimi, yesterday as the result
of a tornado which struck that sec
ton of country with demolishing
force, assistance has been pouring In
from all sides. 1t is known here to-
day that a number of soldiers who
are at Bookings taking special train
ing and coming from Madison have
been detailed to lend a hand In the
stricken section. Men from the ra-
do classes and students doing car
pentering are among those whose
help in reconstruction has been asked
for. This force will rehabilitate the
telephone system and erect tempo
rary quarters for the homeless, the
injured and the needy. The SYM
pathy of the citizens of Madison is
here and now rendered to the unfor-
Inmates of that destructive storm.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Eat at Jacks.

Eat at Jacks.
Wanted. Lady cIerK at McGilliv-
rays Store, Junius, S. ID.
Eat at Jacks.
Girl wanted for general house
work. Inquire at this office.
Eat at Jacks.
For first class auto repairing
Laughlin's Garage.
Wanted. Girl for general house
work.-Mrs. j. T.. Rose.
Silk hose, $1.25 at Mrs. Knoeri's,
New line of silk underwear at Mrs.
X. Knoeri's.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-23

Phone $500 or Glatz Bros.
Spring chickens at Scudder Bros,
Phone 22O7.
Don't miss The FREELY of France
at the Lyric tonight.
Mrs. Thomas Bekka is spending
the day in Sioux Falls.
Miss Lelah Schnell has returned
from a short visit with friends at
Egan.
Miss Ruth Sherman, of Ramona,
spent yesterday with Madison
friends.
For Rent. Suite of modern rooms
vacant September 1.-vreyens-Dan-
iels Block.
Wanted. To rent at ono furnish
ed modern house or cottage. Call
Phone 3349.
Just arrived, some of our new fall
shoes in grays and browns.-W. T.
Stearns & Sons.
Charles Parker is threshing today
at the Frank Willard farm, three
miles out.
James Allen has engaged to assist
in threshing at Lake Preston and has
left for that place.
Miss Gertrude Haley has returned
to the city after spending a week
with friends at Colman.
Miss Mabel Nerdahl left this fore
ter, Mrs. James Bake.
Just arrived, some of our new fall
shoes in grays and browns.-W. T..
Stearns & Sons.
Alick Richardson spent Thursday
in Bryant, where some business mat
ters claimed his attention.
Miss Nellie Squires went to Ra-
mona today for a short visit with her
friend, Florence Northrop.
Miss Edna Sullivan has returned
to the city after a 10 days visit with
Mrs. Charles Booth, of Emery.
Mrs. r. S. Robinson is away on q
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ID. Mari, of Lake Preston.
Miss Olive Caldwell returned from
Artesian this morning. She had been
called there for professional nurse
work.
Miss Marie Nobel returned from
washington Springs Thursday after a
pleasant 10 day visit with the George
family.
Mrs. Alice Munger and daughter,
Miss Pearl, are here today from How
ard to see about having the latter's
~tonsils removed.
Miss Loretta LeMars went to her
home at Oldham yesterday after a
pleasant visit of one week with Mr..
and Mrs, Clarence Coty.
Mrs. b. o. Long and three chill
dren went to Mankato, Mimi, today
on a several days visit with Mrs. A.
Burke, Mrs. Longs mother.
Mrs. NJ. d. Mcknight and son, of
Canton, also Mrs. Mary Smith, of
Chester. spent Thursday in Madison
visiting with Mrs. Leland Fader.
Miss ZelIa Benson was on her way
home to Hurley this morning after
concluding a brief visit at the home
of Grant Winesburg and family.
II. w. Britzman, who has been en-
gagged in harvesting near Madison for
a couple of weeks, left yesterday aft
ernoon to find employment at Bris-
toll.
Mrs. George Hackett and two
young sons departed yesterday to
spend some time visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Draisey, who reside at
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l., Winesburg and
son, Lorris, have been called to Wat
SEGA, ILL.,, on account of the illness of
S. S. PEBBLES, Mrs. Winesburg's ia
Their.
Paul Brady arrived in Madison
from west of the river yesterday to
spend a week at Lake Madison. He
was formerly a student at the Nor
NAL.
Misses Gladys and Lucille Sullivan,
OF Ramona, are in the city today to
help reduce the size of our local mer-
chants stocks through liberal pur-
chases.
Miss Glenn Parks, of Chester, was
taken to Madison hospital this morn
ing for an operation, this one being
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-23
MIR. READER, ARE YOU ONE OF
THESE?

The fact that the electric light
plant burned does not excuse anyone
from paying the current bill for July.
but judging from the number of de-
linquents, such has been the assump-
ton. There are still 9S unpaid bills
with the city auditor.
The current being off for some
over two weeks, it has been deemed
advisable to not read the meters for
this month and allow the minimum
and meter rent at the next reading
the same as for n month.
Kindly interest your self in the
immediate settlement of your pres
ent account with the city. G..
Quarnstrom.
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THE CITY.

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Partly cloudy tonight and Sat
urday; not much change in tenn
perature.
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Teachers examinations for state
and first grade certificates will be
held at the Normal school. Madison,
s. D. August 20. 80. 81. 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
J : I 4 {

ter long Gios 5Dgoom. On. &elmers
bar fgbt 1854. Chen 1884 bar
ban prafHerenoe 2nge Sitter-
oaI meo 8olig paa Motoboen, bpor
'ban og1aa inoebapoe 5attiglagepo-
item m. m.
Gbn1es gitlarlb5 Sariu1ro, Ben
fienbte 2obs, er afgauet peb Dgoen j
en- Mloer af 70 Mnr. 9foeoe bar !
mango Mur 2o6s omboro r2Dng
6ul" % y2inbesneS" 0esuoen bar
ban @eierbelo6s pua 5fatens Sor=
pe0obaaoe r1nbt &Diten.
80 6ru Garoli1e Dames, fgot Grit
fin, er afgaaet beo Dg6en ! &riitia=
mia, 80 Mar gammel. Sru Gatpes
bar gnfe efter @roslerer 9e1rr
!, ,Dames i Sreorifs1tao. 8lanot ben
bes 8prn er M6miral DatDeS oe
ToIofontrollpr Games.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Gn MnaIocialiit bpmt.

SEQ ct Mp6e af GronoblemS
nngiociali1tforeninger | Nobember
ifior blep af Mge1rt 2lob. 9ien
i1tan6bragt fglgen6e nbtalelle, Der
beotogeg at Soriumlingen og ierere
inorpfffeoes / ugep 9io1: S grfien-
6elie al, at Staten er &ettens og
8ribeoens eneite Tienoe, opfororer
hi alle Sribeoers 9tlbangere til at
,reiie fig til perionlig 9prer MOB
.Sfaten og alIe 6ens 6ororoninger,
'og %ignorerer ollie at 9taten paalagte
N1igter. Sor Sitanobringelie al
benne oprerife og Di6ien0e ltotalelle
Iblep 9ten beo 2agmanosret ilagt
so @r. / 8ob. 9enne Straf fanot
imi6lerti6 Naatalemp16igbeoen nfor-
Dol6smqsiig milo, og mi er BON beo
|&gieiteret 6gmt til 80 Cages Tgng=
lei for tit Sorbol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Talffe Malerier iolst / Bergen.

Ser Ell i 6en ienere Ei6 foregaaet
1tore Malerilalg 8ergen, ipecielt
at masiif &11nit, @ar6e, Muntbe,
Ma1ller nip. Set bnr til6els butt
Sorba1ielie, at iaa ma1rge @illeoer
'of 6e nl6re DusieI6orfere laa plu6-
ielig Ell faitet u6 paa Marfe6et. Set
biier fig mi, at +. @fS. en 211obig
Ma1nt5e, font er in6fipbt for 5000
&roner, er falif. 9ette er fonitate<
ret al &rofesior Ml1ntbe ielb, Tom
for Ei6en befin6er fig / Bergen. Ser
''er Iigele6es @rnno til at tro, at ct
;8ille6e al &rofesior Cube, Iom CT
|iolgt Ser, SELLER fife er egte. Sen
,falife Mh1ntbe er / M11ntbes Genre,
men life malet al bnm, og fullfelig
iigneret me1 bans Nopr. - sSa 1ao
mel6es set fra @ergen. Nrofes1o1
;2n6big M1tnt1e er imiblertib 500. oq
bar Iigget / fin @rab bel cit SneS
Mnr, faa set fm1 11eppe bore bnn
,ielb, Der bur fonitateret Srrfmffnit:
gen. Sm6ibn1igbis er set &rofes.
for 2a16big Ma1ntbes Mebg, @erbarf
@a1ntbe, fom Der figtes til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Shfus I Nhbalen.

S ND6alen er ser f%onltateret ben=
imo6 Ell Snes Eilfeloe at Eph1s.
Man benter imi6lertib MI at bobe
fun6et SmittefiI6en etWeerfeubIolg,
% forbnabentIig bill @pibemien Ser
me6 bore begreniet. De iioite Nar
9uge bar man beller life fonitate=
ret noget MT Eilfploe at SDgoom-
men.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Gibspolbs Bolfebpiifole.

Be6 @i6sbol6s SolfebgjffoIe, iom
mi forellaaes miolerti6ig brngt til
|Sfolebiem for for1gmte 8grn, ffoI
Der blipe @looS til so Gutter og Is
Niger. Giospol6s &erreositpre, Tom
|ttoltgere bar in6fenot en- beitemt
Nroteit moo 6erme BenptteIie, bar
mi erflarf, at set life bill mooiptte
.1tg bet. Serneositpret fornoipttcr,
at ben miolertioige 0roning life bill
|1otfpoe Sgangiattelien al 2anos-
|gbmnaliet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
syalbt paa @eitfronten.

So 5ei teripnner al Mftiemegler
Mrel Mn6erien / Sirmaet Garl &ier=
nlf & Co., &nptainer i Ben brittle
Mrme SSacffie Seisler og georman
&efsler er fal6et pon @eitfronten
bembol6spis 226e Marts % 27be
Mni iaar. Sc to Officerer bar bare
benbolosbis % og IS Mar gomle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
sfirnfet 10000 aroner.

@rosierer Mrel 9ommnnt1 bar /
Nnleoning al tin 50-glarg Sgoiels-
bag fj9nfet 10000 Ser. til 6erie<
for 8ern fra &riitiania Sol
ffaiiffoIer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
usSeg les al @albeiten, "

I&r. @illiam 6rc5s fra Msonroe,
|SSno:, .uog ingen 2gge h1noe biplpe
mug. Soa begDnotp leg at BRUCE
Dr.Heters @urifo, % leg blep itarf
.og fritz. Seq fpler al6eles itorartet
efter 8rtgen at bette 2pgenio6oel."
5Dennp gomle, belprepeoe 5amilie=
meoicin lelgeS tie al Mpotefere.
.Sbis De CT interesferd, ffrib tI Or
Setter GabrneD & Sons, Chicago,
81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Is QIar na1n1neI Gtnbent.

8lan6t Mmets &l1is er Ser en-
ing Mnno, iom er Is. Mar CANT
mel, 11emlig Scare Miin1ter 5trgm
fra Srogner Stole. Sen n1ge Mano
bar abioloeret ben ifriftlige @ffga-
men meb 2 nj. If. og 2 If.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Mprees Sanbelsfaabe / Mai Mb.
.6nn6eIs6ehnrtementets @6fnrtSnf

Mprges 6anbelsfaabe / Mai M6.
@onoels0eportementets @gfartsaf|-
6eling meb6eler:
Sen lite Mai iaur bar SonoelS=
flaa6enS Stprrelie beregnet til at
11ogigre 1896 sfibe paa tiliomme1l
1,945,463 brutto Meetiterto11s.
S Mai Maaneo er u6gaaet IS
,@fibe paa 1896 Sons og tilfom=
met % Sfibe paa 1920 Sons.
|Maone6ens Mettorei1ltat er 1aole6es
EN- Sorminifelie al Sfiber1es 9lntal
meo 2, men en- Sorggelie al 9r9g=
ittgbeben me6 1,464 Cons. 6or=
egel1en ifDl6es beientlig, at Mmeri'
Ifaliniens rupe Damplfib uStnbanger.
,fior6" paa 1852 Cons er blepet re.
i9iltreret / Maaneoens 2eb. Otter
]6ette teller Snn6elsflna6en Sen LITE
Stunt 33,263 Sfibe paa 1851 1921
Sons.
Mf Sc u0gaoeoe er Sfibe pac
II, 791 Sons tabt beo &rigsforlis
Mf 6e %ttlfommen6e CT ire 9ampifibt
paa 2,671 Cons, 1 5ejlifib poa IS
Cons npbpgget / @orge. og 8 Damp.
jiftbe paa 1864 Sons og l Wo:
ltorifb pua AZ Cons npbbgget ! Ito
lan6t. Sn6fiebt fra n6lan6et er
iSei1iftbe poa 1853 Sons og 2 Motor:
Iifibe paa So Sous.
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gen s$ernbane til smaalenene.

8Ianot De Snger, Smaalene11eS
Mmtsting mi ifal bebanble, er og-
1aa 9pprgsnnaoIet ONT en- 1perbone
fra @auteitao paa 5maalanosba=
mems pftre 2tnte frem til Snoigen
gtora Sc, iom for paientlig Sci
ligger i 5berige, men oglaa itrqffer
fla oDer Migsgrpnien .ino i 0orge.
gtore 9fop- og Sorooiitrifter oil
beo oenne 8a1le blipe ffnpttf nar-
mere tiI 8Derne.t DHtriiffferm bnr
|tegnet betpoeltge 8iorus % bar no=
{igt til be6 Mmtets SiGlp at ifdffe
|balpe Mnlegsfapitalen. 6oruoipt=
ningen er 90, at Mnrtet Dt1 bebilge
Sc 100000 &roner, lom Der er an=
jbraget ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

EN- $50 ACRES FARM med code Bygninger. 3 Mil fra BY, alt
under Dyrkning, Prs s85. pr Acre. 12O Acres Farm med code Byg-
ringer, de- 80 Acres under Dyrkning, Lerjord. - Hvis De gnsker at
anbringe PENCE i BYGGEGRUNDE EILER HUsEs nar Pan Motor
de-, ON enkele AgenMr tilbyder; men smukke og. h9jtbeliggende#
|Byggegrunde, menen Pan Motor CO. og Byen ST. Cloud. SkriY efter
Opysninger til #a
stearns County Loan & Investment Co. St. clond. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
40 Mars Snbilnn11 ipm Greit

fejreoes fornplig al &robit 90 Cog
neprpit. til aepanger S. g. Gil
D1rrs. &m er feof i 1849. Otter
nogle Mars @irfiombe6 iom 2erer
git bon / 1878 ODER / gejitlig @fil=
ling, 1om Sgmanosprgit | Cardiff.
S 1884 blep BON @ognepra1t / Gum
.6alen, TOM berfra / 1894 1ofn rel.
Sop. og SfoleinipeffttGr til Male=
f11n0 og i 1899 4om Sognepreit til
.2epanger. @ilbuls bar foretaga
en- &nffe Iangere l1benlanosreiier
pg bnr 81. a.. ih16eret en- Sib be6
|2eipSigs l1niberitet. Sberalt, bbor
ban bor pirfet Tom &radt, Dur ban
famti6ig b9ret ltGrft benDttet / oct
|fnm1n11nnIe Qtb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

KUN $4,000, 40 Acres Farm "a. IN hav Mil til den fremskridends
By Luck, wis, m er beiggende i Centrum at ct stort Scandinavian
Settlement. med talrige Kirker, skoler og Mejerier; code veje. Den
bestaar af ct gdt 5 v@relsers Frame-Dwelnng Fus; god Framestald
med Sio, Bygningerne godt malede, nydelig Have med Frugttr@er,
bedste Wand; IS Acres r ryddet deraf er IS pi&et, og Resten q
let at dyrke, Jordbunden er at bedste Kvalitet. Vilkaar efter Overens-
komst. vi hr andre Farme pa vor Iiste, hvs interesseret skriv
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Dpbsfalb,

Roninl Spren 6alc5, 5rebrifsitoo,
.er afgaaet beo Dgoen, 78 Mor 81.
9an bar fgot Drommen. S oper
70 Nar bar ban gmffasierer Sire
orifs1too Spareifillinggbam in6tiI i
1916, % ban tog Mfffeo. Sra 1884
I'll 1906 bar bon ipanif gicefoninl
,Sreorifsitoo.
9oftor SSobonnes Selnerg !
.9fofoo0e11 er afgaaet be6 Dgoen ef-
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En- god oq billiq Farm

11s Acres Farm, ! Mil fra KeTkhoyen. MINI, skandinayisk sett-
og stald. smuk Innd. Pis $500. pa lette vilkaar. Nar "Conson-
dated School,, r. F. Z. etc. God Jordbund og BeHggenhed. Skriv
efter Beskrivelser over denne og andre Farme til
LARSON & MILLER. KERKHOVEN. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

a-
Ebelegsenbe Saelbeir / srgnbelasen
On Total &aglbpge git forleoen
ober Marfebpg0en paa Troita. Sag
lerte bar iaa 1tore lom M666er, og
|Mger og eng blep ilaaet ne6. &ar<
|tofelgresiH blep iloaet al iaa bare
|Stilfe1e itaar igien % Srugttraer
|og. @arbnife blep gbelagt. @ngen
Tan bel rette li6t poa fig, men mani
|ge Ste6er bIiber oct NOT bare DnIp
gbGing. st ftob mi foo pent og
|tegne6e iaa n6mGrfd. @jerne /
|Strgget bill 1i6e ct 1rbpre fort Sab,
|iom MON for 8ieblifet life bar
|Sberitgt ODER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

Hvor de store R0dklover vokser! 52h Acres frugtbar sort Muldjord,
md Kreatuer Q Magkiner. $500 Benggende s Mil fra By. 80
11x22, stald 1sx4o. Ire Haste fem Kreaturer, 8 Etaaringer,
Buggy, dobbel og enkel sele, Pov, Sharpless F1gdeseparator. Alt for
$4,000. Overtagese snarest. Skriv til elr besgg
ALBERT ANDERSON, Mlaca, MINI.
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100 ACRES "IMPR0VED7 TIL $40. PR ACRE
~ ROD Kgvers Distriktet of Minnesota godt Illus, stald, Brend, ets.S
40 Acres naturHg sEng,s80 Acres stort Hardwood Timber, Restens
"Gut-over" og let at rydde, Lerjord, ingen Bakker, sten ellers Swamp.
we'd god Vel s. Mil fra BY. Dennes Farm VII bHve@ ct smukts Hjenaog5
til salg fra 40 Acres eler mere .A
a. D. HAIsH. COMPANY. CARLTON, ldaN1.
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100 ACRES. dyrket, nogen Eng, intet Ode Iand. 8 Mil fra By.
$4,000, lette vilkaar. $50 ACRES, Lerjord, uopdyrket, 3 Mil fra By.
SIS. pr Acre. 40 ACRES, " Mil fra By, dyrket, med Bygnfnger.
$1600.O0 Is ACRES, we'd code Fiskes6er, Lerord. $25. pr Acre.
paa Vilkaar. 16 ACRES, 2 Mil fra By. Bygnfnger, noget dyrketr
code Veje, gr@ndser til 2 Indsger, kun $25. pr Acre. ALE disse, IL
Godtkjdb, i skandinaviske Settementer.
Y. N. OWEN. HINES. MINNESOTA.
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UdmBrket Land.
men biuigt!

En- god 100 Acres Farm, 3A Mil til stationsby, hvor der ers Bu-
tinker, Mejeri og Bank, 8 Mil til Muaca, Y Mil til skole. Frame
Hs 14x26-11a Etage. "Iog-Barn" 20x24; q Acres under Plov, 20
Acres Eng, 40 Acres Grasgange. Sort Jod med Lerunderlag. Eft
gdt stykke Land og meget bilHgt til $425O pr Acre. Den hr en-
gimrende Beliggenhed i en- god Egn. Skriv til eller Bespg. #
c. A. Foss, MILACA, MINI.
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FARM pAA LETTE BETALIhdsyILKAAR.

i6o-A. Tldels improved. Code Bygninger. We'd IN lille So Mil ira Deer
River. God Automobive. Udmerket Wand. Skoe pa Hornet af Landet. Noeet
got Hardwood" T9mmer. Sort fed lord med Leundedag, en- nslende IA
I9ber gennem Lande, noget Eng. 49, @.#
$4,000 pr A.. $500. kontant, Resen paa aarge Afbeainger. skal selges fpr den
1te December 1918.
FARMERS STATE BANK, Owen E. Huhhan, Kaserer, Deer River, Mirn.
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Manqe 11blnnbinge flDtter inb.

@%riftiania fomr1l1nale itatiitiife
&ontors iibIte Maaneosbefte inoe=
bploer bl. a. 0pgape ODER Mntallet
at n6lenoinge, iom er anmelot iom
%inofIpttet til &riittania 1917. Sn6=
flDtningen bifer Zig at omfatte, fra
lsberrig 4,125 Mano og 1,120
&bin6er; fra Oonmarf 858 Men6
.og 266 &binoer; fra Spiflan6 IA
Meno og 1873 &pin6er; fra &us=
lono 139 Mpno og Sc &pin6er; fra
|Sinlon6 SO M9nb og 80 &pinber.
sra andre 2on6e 353 M9nb og LAG
&bim6er. Tillmmen 5,732 Mapn6
|og 1,751 &pinoer. Salt 7483.
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IN, sALG. IN sor og god Farm paa $50 Acres, kun 2 MI , &C
|kt, Resten indhegnet FL GTasgange. In god Back. aldrig tgr.lgDers
!gs Beboeseshus med 10 Varaser.. Kj@lder, 6 stor og n mindre
|stald, Plads. til 100 sk. Hornkvag og SO Grise, smuk Have. Farmer
kan kjdbes TIL SIS. pr Acre, $500. kontant og Resten pa rimeigs
ivilkaar til 6 pct, en- $4,000 Mortgage til SO pct. forfalder 1920
vi hr andre mIndre Farme til salgs. Skriv til eler beseg S8#A
STOCKHOLM STATE BANK, STOCKHOLM, so. OAK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

Fdrne-G0QYOD. ppis Sis SIS. pr Ae e 1a6 Acres 6 tidel lae .4m psawd
AZ Mil fra Mora, Pms $475O pr Acre. 80 Acres "Brushland", 5h
Mil fra Mora, Pris $50 pr Acre, 80 Acres vel improved" Farm.
vi har mango andre Farme ! Kanabac County til salgs til rtmelige
Priser og ogsaa code Bytteejendomme. Skriv efter Liste og andet
Iiteratur. vi modtager Liberty Bonds som kontant allie vors
salgsforretninger. The Ideal Land Co.. Mora. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

NORD MINNESOTA LAND 10000 Acres, $500 kontant pr Acre.
Resten pa lang It'd, S og s pct Rente; Pris: Sc. og op pr. Acre.
40 Acres, u Mil fra Keliher. 5 V@resers Hus, Stald, etc. S Acre
tisaaet, 80 Acres indhegnet. Pris s35: pr Acre, en- Del kontant.
100 Acres udyrket Land, gr@ndsende til By, $40. pr Acre, lille
Resten 20 Ar. S pct: Rente. y.
Har nogle trelnquishments", m kan faces bilig, kan ktre TIL
disse Automobil. Besdg os for De kj6bcr.
KINNEY & ARMSTRONG, Keliher, Beltrami Co., MINI. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

.Atterdag
College,
soloang,
@anta garbara &c.,
Galifurnia.

er en- 5fole for unge oanf-amerifanffe @eano pg &bin6er.
l1noerpisning / Be alminoeHge gfo1efag paa Gun1f % @ngeTt.
&irfebltorie, &ibelflasie,@ oagdge Gore6rag, Mhif, &oanoarbeioe,
@an6elsfng.
S Solpang er Ser ct beriet alima ON @interen, og 0megner
er meget lnu1f. 29enpt 2%eiigbeoen til ct @foIeopboo 5orbinoelie
me6 en- 9eIIe til g1 tfpfenl Spg 8eFe6 ON biuige Mun6reie-
bIlettr paa n9rneIte Sernbanefontor! @frip efhr Sfolens &ata=
1ogl Sfoleaaret barer fra lite Mopember 1918 til 19! Warts 1919
Benedict @oroentoft, 1orfanoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

Tand for Menrifarm ner Dn1nth MINI Udmmrkt Land ! 40
Acres Tracte' kan faas til Priaer fra s1O. til $40. pr Acre pa lde
ViIkaar. Kun 500. kontant Udbetaling, Resten I'M det passsr
Kj9beren til 6 pct. Der er 1000 Acres at valge at. Alt Iandet
der kun ar 70 Mil. Kun Y Mil til skole og 1 Mil til Jernbane-
station. RigeHgt T9mmer til eget Brug. Skriv om Oplysninger 0g
Kort til - ..#@@###
Dairy Land Co. 22 Lyceum Bldg. Duluth. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
80 Acre Farm til Sa|g, :

an Acre Farm I'll Sale godt improved, / Mil fra Village, we'd god
" AS'o' u'h - ou'e' Auoomobiyej, godt Hus, god snld. Udmxrket
=Br0nd med rent Wand. Alt indhegnet 20 Acres med He, let at ydde. Der Il
intet bedre Land "Floodwood Kloyer Belief Netop det rigdge sted for en-
Mejeri- og Honsefarm. -Kom til Big Red Clover I.ndet og se for Dem
|sdv. HMs denne Farm like Ell, hvad vi hr sagt den en- vii vi betale Deres
REESE. Kun $500 pr Acre. $1,000. kontant, Resten som det passer K eberen
M. n. TRIPLETT. M. D.. FLOoDW0oD MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23

345 ACRES Mssissippifodens Lae paa, begge Slider af F1oden; giver 400 Tons
Red Top og Blue Joint Hp, her. hvor Mississippi like Ell .stort mere end en-
khr Vandstrgm. $1,000 pr Acre; Ealvdelen konant, Resten i 10 Aar til 40.
80 ACRES improved, Skole ie v e Vejen; kun en- hav Mil til Norsk
Kirke; 2 Mil til Mejeri; godt T6mmer. $4,000 pr Acre
Adskiuge Tusend Acres at vRlge imeuem fra $40 til $50, nogle med
Tgmmer nok til mer end at betMe for Landet. Land, som jeg personig
ejr og har vaHt for Farmland. A. H. KLEVEN, Bemidj, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Codtkii0ib j Farmland.

Acres ryddet, SEEKS V@relsers Fus 1 god Stand, Hdnsehus, Stald. ONE
uibus til Consolidated" skde gaar ne forbi Ddren. Pris $27OO,
$1,000. kontant, Resten til 6 pct.
d. c.. HANSON. Barnum, MINI.