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The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05

portance, and since there are a great number of different kinds of flies of this group some of which are not at all injurious, 1t is hardly necessary that the stockmen learn to recognize them. Their size varies considerably from little larger than the common househy to somewhat larger than the black blowfy. The color is usually uni formly gray, with black stripes on the back.
 Many of the members of this group of flies retain the eggs in the abdo- men until they hatch, and thus bring forth living maggots. Those species which attack living animals breed in decaying animal matter, and their life history is almost the same as that of the screw-worm fly. The flies seldom become very numerous, and in most of the cases in which they are found in living animals they are located in old fostering wounds or the young are deposited after sore has become in- fested by screw worms. These files seem to be able to withstand the hot, dry weather of midsummer in the Southwest and probably are respon- sible for many of the cases of infes- tation of animals during such periods.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05
LIVE STOCK
 D45 NOTES

A healthy herd of cattle is the farm. CTS working capital.
 There is money in good sheep-and very little in any other breed.
 Sheep raising does not require ex- pensive equipment or heavy labor.
 Sheep are the sworn enemies of weeds. Do you keep weeds or sheep7
 It's a mistake to sell the brood SOW just because she happens to be grown up.
 The amount of grain to feed hogs on pasture is about per cent of their weight.
 Look after the brood SOW when she farrows. A little attention will save a few pigs.
 Velvet beans and peanut meal are used in cattle-feeding tests at the Uni. versity of Florida.
 Pigs farrowed in January and Febru- ary should be ready for the October and November markets.
 Feeding and developing pigs after weaning is a subject in which all pig club members are interested.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05

B. B. NEIL,
 Town Clerk. Approved as to form: THORWALD LARSON,
 Town Attorney,
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05

For a comfortable rocker see WetzIer's.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05

and the same habit has been recorded for it in this country. It has been known to deposit eggs on the soiled rumps of calves as well as sheep, fol lowing diarrhea, and occasionally ii infests wounds on animals.
 It is usually slightly smaller than the black blowfly and the screw-worm fly. Its color ranges from a brilliant bluish green to a dark metallic bronze green. It is without stripes or other markings.
 The adult flies usually appear during the first warm days of spring and are present throughout the summer, though they seldom become as numerous as the screw-worm fly or black b1owfy. The length of time required for devel. opment Is about the same as that re. quired by the black blowfly, The mag. gots breed exclusively in animal mat. ter.
 There are two or more species of flies of this group which occasionally breed in living animals, apparently at tacking only old fostering wounds. They are of comDaratively little im-
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05
Chdmberlain's Collie and Diarr-
 hoea Remedy in Michigan

Mrs. A. H. Hall. Caseville, Mich. says 'I wish to thank you for your grand good medi. cine, Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. We are never without it in the house, and am sure itsaved our baby'f life this summer. '
 Mrs. Mary Darlington, Case. yille, Mich, says, T have used Chamberlain's Collie and Diarr. hoea Remedy for years and il has always given prompt re. lies. "-Adv.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05
HARMFUL GREEN-BoTTLE FLY
Causes Wool Maggot of Sheep and Has Been Known to Deposit Eggs
 on Calves.

Prepared by the United States Depart
 ment of Agriculture.)
 The green-bottle fly has a wide dis tribution throughout the world. It is known as the green-bottle or green blowfy in this country. It is rather closely associated with habitatioHs of man and is not as commonly known on the range as are the screw-worm fly and the black blowfiy. It is often abundant in cities, especially if gar bage is not properly cared for.
 This is the fly which causes the wool maggot of sheep in the British Isles
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05
Safety First.

A grocer who was troubled with the toothache determined to have the of fender extracted; but there being no dentist near, he resolved to do the job himself; whereupon he filled the ex- cavation with powder, but being afraid to touch it off, he put slow match to 1t, lighted it, and then ran around the corner to get out of the way Exchange.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05
Always Have Danger sIanaI.

From the beginning of railroads ir Great Britain a red necktie has been part of the uniform of trainmen and station employees. The object was that every railroad servant might have always something at hand to imprO- wise into a danger signal when Q red flag was not available.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05

read by section for their appro- val or amendment, then finally read as whole for their adoption or rejection.
 Section IS. The ordinances shall be read at two general or special meetings before they shall be adopted. or they may be adopted at the meeting of their second reading.
 Section 19. Section eighteen may be suspended and an ordin- ance passed at the same meeting at which it is introduced by two thirds vote of the Common Coun- cil, or the members present if forming quorum.
 Section 20. All questions of parliamentary usage not provid- ed for in the foregoing rules shall b e determined by Cushing's Manual.
 Section 21. Sections numbers II, 12. and IA of ordinance No. 1 of the Town of HoIbFook are hereby repealed.
 Passed by the Common Coun-  ell of The Town of HoIbrook, this 18th day of August A. D.. 1919.
 Approved:
 J. M. LEE,
 Mayor. Attest:
 B. B. NEIL,
 Town Clerk. Approved as to form:
 THORWALD LARSON,
 Town Attorney, A22-3W
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05
ORDINANCE NO. ls
Rules and regulations adopted by the Common Council of The Town of Holbrook.

OSCtt VT AAOIOIOOhs
 Be it ordained by the Common Council of the town of Holbrook as follows that the following rules and regulations are adopt ed for the guidance of the Com- mon Council:-
 Section 1. The Mayor of the Common Council shall preside at all regular and special meetings, and shall be entitled to vote upon any and all questions coming be- fore the Common Council.
 Section 2. In the absence of the Mayor of the Board a ma- jority of the members present shall be required to elect a Moyor, protempore, who shall have the same power and perform the same duties as are required of the Mayor.
 Section 8. Three members of the Common Council shall con- stitute a quorum to transact business.
 Section 4. In the absence of the Town Clerk majority of the members present shall elect a Clerk pretempore, who shall perform the same duties as are required of the Town Clerk.
 Section 5. At all meetings of the Common Council the Mayor shall preside and call the mem- bers to order at the appointed time and proceed in the follow ing manner:
 1st--RoIl call and note of ab- sentees.
 2nd--Reading the minutes of the last meeting.
 3rd--Report of standing com mitees.
 4th--Report of special commit tees.
 5th-- Unfinished business ap- bearing on the minutes.
 6th--Presentatien of petitions.
 7th--Presentation and reading of communications.
 8th--Report of officers.
 9th--New Business.
 10th-- Miscellaneous Business.
 Section 6. The presiding off cer shall decide all questions of order and questions in relation to priority of business. | Section '. All resolu t on s shall be reduced to writing be- fore being presented to the Com mon Council.
 Section 8. Every question presented by the Mayor shall be voted upon by all members un- less excused by the presiding officer. and the yeas and nays together with the names of the voters shall be recorded when called for by any member of the Common Council. | Section 9. In the passage or adoption of every bylaw. ordin- ance, resolutions, or order, to en- ter into contracts. a majority of the votes of all the members of the Common Council shall be re- quired and the yeas and nays recorded.
 Section 10. The appointment to fill offices in the Common Council shall be by ballot. and a like majority as provided in Sec ton g shall be required for cleo tion, and the names of all the candidates for offices together with the number of votes each received shall be recorded.
 Section II. All motions shall be reduced to writing when re- quired by any member of the Common Council.
 Section 12. All committees shall be appointed by the Mayor or other presiding officer.
 Section 13. The marshal or deputy marshal shall serve all notices of special meetings and all other notices not otherwise provided for by ordinance.
 Section IA. No member o the Common Council shall speak on any question more than twice, nor for longer period than five minutes at each time except by
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05
EIectrics.

New York is estimated to have 2,5W commercial electric vehicles, Chicago 1,050, and Philadelphia 15O.
The Holbrook news., 1919-09-05

LAND SCRIP will secure title to government land without re- quiring residence, Or other pay ment. Guaranteed good. Will also take timber land. Also seventy thousand acres land in San Juan County, New Mexico near oil wells drilling, $500 per acre. For sale by Hugo Sea- berg. Raton, N. Mex. A15-6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18


Mlr. 3olo er blepen balgt TT Sc
3nior gicepraiibeat giortGapeftern
Mational 8anf Ell gtilIhlg Der er
8b1epe,t lebie efter Soep gbapnlatt,
ser er pnIqt tic @icepralioe11t %
Meobeitprer at g. 9onaloion
gompa1p.
SIR SCI. @olb blep @rperngr
for Neferbeba:1fen, bar ban fire
Mar Yraiibent for sco,fotnapian.
Mmerican Matiorol Banf bert 8pen.
@npert1gr 8olb er ranosfienbt ION
gd1fma.rb for bans ppperliae Sc.
belle at Meierpeba,1fe11, Der bar e
Nerio11ale paa 227 8erioner.
SCR. Bolb er febt al norife Gor-
i Decorab, Soma, % BET er
beo eyer SLID % Dpgtigbe0, at ban
Dor lpu,raet iiia opp fra Ell 5lbetpoelia
8onfitil1ing j Sirit MatiosmI 8anf
i 2ittle Sale til 1T %iil,parenoe bic
gmbe1e.
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Sv[cI i Maven foIaai-
sageI daaI|ig foId0je|se
Frembringer Gas. Surhed OF Smerte
Hvorledes de behandles.

Medicinske Authoriteter siger, al
naesten Nitiendedele af allie Nave.
vanskeligheder, Uford6jelighed, Sur
he'd, brmndende Fornemmelser, Gas
Opsvulmen, 6 Kvalme, osv., stammea
fra en- OyerflSdighed at Mavesyre
1 Maven og like, som .nogle tror,
fra Mangel paa Ford1jelsesv@d.
SKIER. Mavens delikate Slimhinde
silver irriteret, Fordpjelsen forsin-
kes, Fpden bliver sur og derived
-opstaar disse ubehagelige Sympto-
mer, som allie, Mayelidende kende1
q vel.
Kunstige Ford9jelsesmidler 81
fkke nedvendige i s%aadanne Til
fselde og kan gore virkelig Skade
Prov paa at undgaa allie Ford4jel-
ses-Hj@lpemidler .og faa ! Stedet
paa ct Apothek nogle faa Ounces
'Bisurated Magnesia og tag en- Te-
4skefuld / ct kvart elias Wand ngt
sefter, at De har spist. Bette for.
frisker. Maven, forhindrer en- over
flsdig syredannelse, og der OPP.
staar ingen surhed, Gas ellen
Smerte. %Bisurated Magnesia G
Pulver eller Tabletter - aldrte
flydende eller i Mselkeform) e,
uskadelig for Maven, billig at be-
nytte og er den NEST winnings
fulde Form af Magnesia for all.
Mavetilf@lde. bet benyttes at Tu'
ssinder at Menneskrr, som nu har
hyde deres Maaltider uden Fryg1
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Mpe siber, npe gfiffe.

gn at 6e gomle fie:t6te @o6elce-
ner Bridge gquore Diitriftet bill
iii bore eft Saga Blot. @olitimeiter
S. Trarrf Walfer bor nernIig uo-
ite1t 9r6re til, at Man6 ifffe lpn-
gere bill blibe tilIaot at fiooe paa
|Sortopeate / Bridge Square Diifrif-
|tet. DisIe Mpn6 bor faoet oeres
|egen &arf, Menoen 8arf paa War=
qlette Mpenlte og Sirit 5treet til
Solicited, % BERTH mdu oe i6ge be1,
Tiger &%olittmeiteren
8olitimeiteren bar Iigeleoes lt6-
|iteot 5or6lt6 moo Mgitationstaler
poo @aoer1te neoe / 8Dens Sorret-
ningsoiitriff; iarIig bor 2no Ctr.
log tite Str. ! Bridge Square 81
)itriftet baret popltlere @teoer for
|4gitatorer. Denne SIogs Sriluftg-
t1eoer fan bol6es | MerbeM 8arf.
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8aa 6eriebeipg.

E&|5 $3.50 INV OSSSIFSs T - E.
Gn. Gel Meblemnter al Dor 8ps
6anffe @oloni liager for 8i6en paa.
2a:1bet % npoer 5ommerferiens
@lpoer.
5arlig CT flere al Seben OATS
fienote Danffe 6raget bort fra 5tor=
bpers 2arm % SfgD. Sanleoes
bar sd. og Mrs. &C. 8ar6enfleth
og @bitb Strattge ben iioite uges
Ei6 Dgret paa 8eipg bos 8enrter |
@ukBtnion, Minn
aNrs. Dagmar Nifier 6rog fioite
6reoag til Gasbp, Mim1., bbor bun
bill tilbringe ct lengere Sommeroh=
bol0 bos Mrs. Mnna 90. &anim.
Wsers. gbns. 8ronorup, Ser fam
men me6 fin Ma16 opboloer fig i
9btlltngbDer1,e i Sommer, CT reiIt
til Gon Claire. ISIS, bbor bum Be-
Tiger Sa1nilie.
Mr.og Mrs. @oi 2aries1, 1855
8dibbnrn Mbe. g., refer imorge11
.poa Ell to Tigers 8eriereiie til: g1egt
/ Soma.
Mr. % Mrs. gtlbelm 2arien og
6eres title 9atter npber for Si6en
2mo1ibet bos Mrs. 2ariens 6ami-
lie i Milltctpn, isis.
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Spmmerfeiten

Sommerfelten, ION ct. 8ebers
.&irfes Menigbeo, @Dinoeforentng og
l1ngoomsfore:ting liant Safe Mmefio
&binoeforening bop6e arrangeret til
L Spn6ags poa Mrs. Manbs 81n6s
be6 2ofe Mofomis, bar b%egrn1tiget
+of oct im1ffe1ite SER, bbilfet gjor6e,
at mango Deltagere, iprlig fra ner=
meite Smeg1t, bar fomnten ttliteoe.
Otter at 6%orinmlinge:1 baboe iun-
get ct 9or Sange, bpb.@aIt. Carp
gaaro / faa belpalgte 0ro paa So
miteens @egne peIfommen / Sc
arenne 21,n6e og gap Srbet til Scr,
&ans SEMEN, 9illDoale, Ser tolte
lmnft u6 fra Galmer1: "Dejlig Ell
.(Soroen". Me:1 oespprre blep ii6lte
&dlp6e1 al 8alm foritprret al Ben
Torbirringe Der opftoo lom Se1ge al
oct i6rgeEge l1lpffestilf9loe, ser in6.
traf o9 fom omtales d116et 5teo.
Mr. 9. sc. Sreoerif1en lf1tl6e
1igele6es babe talt, l11e>1 6o Sc fleitf
al Teltoeltagerne fa1tbt 0eien nef
It'll 56en ifte0et, bleb Ealen opgipet
Sg 11lDfffen bab6e tilfglge, at SCI
tom l1ro ODER Ioria1nlinge1 % Der
peo tog- BEN go0e 5temning bort
@eo Nftenstioe in6toges Mftensma
6er, bportil aomitee1 ierpereoe @of
fe. Gerefter tos Sc fleffe biem ii
Sen biemlige Nr:1e. Sg 5ammen
fomitenz Ser beapnote amber, iaa gnft
itige 6orbolb, blep 6esbRrre life oe1
lmltffffe s6eit, iom Ben bil0e bore BE
ben 1l16er otl6re Gorbol6.
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Ne1t Rirhn1nnn. mis.

ct. Groir County, @isconfin, ct
/ baitig noDifling og pil mart bore
ct saf Sc le0e16e Meieri-@ Counter i
.staten. Set bar III $1,000 Malte-
ffDer, mango al benz CT pgte &ace=
fpng lom &olltems, @11ernieps, Ser
ieps oa. Sbortborns, % en- &ompog=
ne er UNDER Sci til at norpooe ale
ltngte &acefeer og 9Dre % eritatte
benz meo egte &acefDRg. gn Or
aaniiotion me6 bette Sormaal for
Bie er oar:1et % fjenbt lom "St
Groir County Nl1re Bre6 81l1 Ms-
iociatio1", 6g 6enne Drganiiation
bliber it6ttet af Gpuntiets 8anffor-
ening. =
Gonntiet bar flere 9itefabrifer og5
Mejerier bel foroelte ODER Gp1tntiet,
1an ollie bnr ct let Mfintaingsmarfeo
for M9lf.
gelp on Meierioriften er Sorz
mlernes Sopeonpringspei i bette
Gor1itp, fnn Set ogiaa, frembiie gooe
lt6bpttcr al &orn1orter. Mfgreoen
ppr. Mcre er meget bpi. @oof 81ima,
rio 'SSorobnno, goot Marfeo og ri
meliac Griler paa 2nn6 gi6r Mger-
brllasbrift / ct. Groir County fer
Zig foroelagtig.
Den bietigite 8D / Gonntiet er
geeip Mcbn1oao. 8Den er heliggenoe
,beo g. 80. ct. g. & s. Sernbonens
@ope0linie mellem EbillingbDerne
og Dulutb io1nt 500 2i1tie1, melIenr
Epillfngbperne % Chicago, ion
pber n%alminoe1ige for6elagtige Sor=
ienoeIiesoarer for 2m6brngsprobnf
ter. S 8pe::e CT Der ogiaa Ell itor
Melm61le og glepntor, Ser eies oa
oripes al Seem Micbmono @oller
Mi1ls 60, Der fabriferer 1Dougbbop
Slour", en6bioere en- $4,000 60
operative 8acfing 8Iart, og Sen nj
&irfiombeo Seem Miebmo1o MiI1
8rooucts gompanp, Tom fabriferer
8onoereo WetIf. Soruben big1e
glimrenoe fommerciel1e Soretagen-
Der finoes Der ogiaa Seem Gicb=
mo:to CODE offentlige 5forer, Der
lite ftoar tilbage for nogen Gam
oef. 9g maa 81 ! oern,e Sorbin-
belle rppfe en- al 8bens le0e:1oe
9anfer: ganf Of Meiu &iebmono,
Ger omitaaenoe oberferer 2olto %
Tarfte III salg be111te fortreffe-
Iiae Ggn.
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aatnnfapnlis.
Y
9anif nng Manb brnfnet.

timber 81. @eoers &rfes 5om-
mermeoe i 5pnoags @fterrfiobugs
be6 Safe Mofomis inbtrdf Ser ct
|igrgeIigt n1pffestilfaloe, oa Del
11t1ae 6onife Man6 8ilbem Senie1,
Ser bar 1loe at baoe / S9en meb Ell
al fine &amerater, blep oberfdloet
al ct @rampeanfal6 og 6rufneoe,
feren6 bans &amerat eller noges1 al
6e matge nnbre 8a6en6e f1n6e font
me bom tilbinlp. nlbffen iifete min
ore cno SO 500 fra Stran6fanten
met 81 Ser er temmelig 6bbt, bar
Set. bonifefigt at fomme ti6snof til
Msiiitance.
Nolitiet tom itrnfs tillte6c oa
|ipnrfiotte en- Sggning efter 2iget,
|og for bentmoo ct @ar 9imers
|Eio ,ipntes sdI @fteri9g:1ing forgj9-
Ebes; man bob6e rimeligbis 16gt for
|1a.1gt l16e, og 90 Ser i6gtes narmere
I@tran6breb6en, families 2iget, men
90 bar Ser bengaaet fno long STD,
lat 0p1ibningsforibg bar baableit:
Scr. 8ilbelm SEMEN, ser. boe6e
pao set oan}fe n~ng6omsbiem, 1920
42n6 5freet gai bar afbol6t E16en.
flor Sen 4omerntfre6s, ban bebegeot
iig i; ban bap6e tillioe Ell Spiter be1
@pen, og bun pqr tiliteoe pef
l11gffen, og bum bleb o16eles n1e a
|ftg ie1b at 5org ober 6en l6rgeligt
&9n6elie, Ser ogiaa bafte 5org
Senie11s @iem / Mffob, Minn.
Wanoag @ftcrmi6bag bo1otes Be:
en- sergebbjtio / @oitrems timber
tafing &arlors, Cafe ct. og 27tl
9lbe. g, bbor Haitor Earpgoari
talte. Eilite6e bar So6eren og 8ro
beren, Der nplig er comment bien
fra Sranfrig, for11oen mango al al
6e6es @e1ner og aanerater fl,
l1na6omsbielnmet oa l%1ng0omsfor
eningen.
Sgoor, 0rsoaa, foregif Sor6fa
%itelien fra Ben odnffe Strife / Mifot
]@et bar paa Seniens rtittenaarig
6e6iels0oe. Slere al bans Same
rater berfra 8pe1 bar tiliteoe be
l8egrabelien.
81 bill gierne gienrem 6isle 2inie
notalc Dor opbeite 5p1npati % Del
togelie Ben ltore Sprg, ser ID
] pl16ielig rante Samilien sSenien.
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leslie % Gems for at bepoe Gonif-
Nmerifanernes9 tilling bort 5am-
|funo.
Nuar pi bar omtalt oellne 5oa
Lao te1lmelig mogaaea.be, er BET It.
fe, foroi III bar facet nogen offieiel
Meooelelie on, bpao Der por igipre.
,nen 1ii6en III fit Sens ont ugen, bar
hi lite billet utola6e at omtale ben,
ia Ri merer, Ben er al almen 8e-
ltn6ning for ollc 6~anif-amerifdrift
''8orgere ! Chicago.
81 baaber, at efteriom Nanernt
nerner fig Snlofprelie bill ogiad
,oen oanife 3resie blibe inolabt "or
TIE ground floor, Iaa at III TON bol.
Be bore 2eiere aioltr meb 8egipen.
ibe6ernes Gang.
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MINNESOTA MAJsBELT FARME


MINNESOTA MAJSBELT FARME
ALE slags. stsrrelser og Beskaffen-
heder. vi er absollnt Hovedkvarte-
ret for Central Minnesota Land.
Improved Farme fra $50. til $3.50.
pr Acre. Energiske Agenter pnskes.,
Investors Security Assn, Inc.
Sank Centre, (Stearns co.. MINI.
HARDWOOD CUT-OVER LAND.
dyndet Jordbund, Ler-Underlag.
Hverken sandig eller fluid af Grus.
Nmr BY, code Skoler. Hjertet at
Mejerilandet. Ingen Agenter og In
gen Kommission. Lette Vilkaar.
Skriv paa Engelsk efter Kort og
Pamphlet No. 18. North Western
Lumber Co, Land Dept. Stanley, Wis.
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8pliti6etient ifn6t.

So to 3oltttbetiente i gpn6ags
Morges forfegte at arreitere nogle
1miStpnfelige 8erioner paa 2nb Mpe.
g., r1ar 8aibi:reton Mbe., blep sen
enc, SSobn S. Doung, orpbtSaf 8o1l-
oitterne. Ser fl%pgteoei en- itgrre Mu:
tomobi1. Sen moe,1 getiel1t ifjp<
|efter oe fIpgtet1oe 8a:roitter, og Sci
menes, at en- Of 6em bleb iaaret
Ser er iborfiat@en omfattenoe I'M:
|6eriggelie for at finoe Mor6erne
log 8Den bar u6iat Ell 8eIgnniae
paa 500 Collars.
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Skandinavisk Forretning.

En- Confectionery and stationery
Forretning i god Fremgang j ct liv.
ligt skandinayisk Distrikt i St,
Cloud, MINI, er til Afstaaelse.
Har tjent over 1919 paa den ind.
skudte Kapital, og Forretningen
gaar 'stadig fremad. En- udmerket
Chance for Mand eller Kvinde
som s9ger en- sikker Levevej. Sk.iv
straks til dette Blads Kontor ellie,
til Edw. Carlson, 116 E. St. Ger.
main ST., St. Cloud, MINI.
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8illetter iii 9nn1narf.

9e, 1om tptfer pna at ienbc Oil
let til 8enner ener S1egt i Don=
mort, tan :erbo10e h1loitanbige 0p-
lDsninger % fet,e1te l1oban6rtngs-
litter be6 at tt1ffribe 5conoi,1opian
Mmerica1 Sine, SO. III SEQ. Deor=
born st. Chicago.
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Observation-Disclosures.

"Mleranoro" aogens n6fl11gt til
Min1ebaba ito5te Sors6ag bar iapnt
go6t befpgt, og Deltagerne tilbragte
Ell baa6e bebagelig og f%ornaielig 9io
i Sen imuffe 8arf, Ser bite fig al
fin Sommerpragt- 8ioen gift meo
5forlfielltge 2gb ug &onfurrencer.
Ser bar rigtig l16flugtsbum6r ODER
sbeIe Qi11te11, berettes Ser %.
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5pmmernbHnat.

u. al 1905 pi1 efter forelebig
8eltermnelie nfboloe en- 5omn1er11o=
"flngt Senoag ben 27oe Sl1Ii. SEQ
.miteen me66eler os, at Ser peb Ito
flngteu, iom gaar til Ell 6anif Sarn,
Z ytprbeoen al grcelitor beo 2afe
Minnetonfa, oil blipe bereot Delto-
"gerne flere ftore DberraifeIler. SITE ffffe
.a1ene Soreningens Me0lemmer, r1etl
|.ogiao oens 8eltter mobD6es It'll al
gifre Suren me6.
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GIimrende
AnIedning.

Farm SIS Acres, Z Mil fra Jernbane,
3 Sat at Farm Bygninger, udmerket
Land, fortrinlig Skov; med Far
men salges Is Kreaturer, 4 Heste
al Avl og Redskaber Indtegt p1
Manned ner $1,000. for M@lk
PRS $4,000. Udbetaling $4,000
sog mindre, Overtagelse I. JUL.
II. LUND, I.
Laurens, Otsego Co, New York
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Sitter hie1nnte.

ST. Carl @ottIieb, 5oIgsbeltprer
.hos Gobo 4oriet 60, CT ltae fom;
met tiIboge fra en 5 Tigers Terie |
Micbignn. ST.. @ottlieb refer ON
fort Eio til &1slnno for pna I'll
Beg,te at fnptte npe 6or-
|bia6eller og bill pe6 famine 2eilig.
|beo giere EFT Mfittffer til Ganmarl
for at beige fit Sober.
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Fl Acres 4 Blocks fra Main Street, dennes BY. Godt. IIus oa #StaId,
intet bedre til saadan Brug. Skriv efters Photographer. Pris ETC..
100 Acres, 4 Mil fra Jernbaneby, god Jordbund, javnt bakket, lille
Hus, Kjelders til. Stald. Godt indhegnet; den rette Pris sog passende
Vilkaar. HWs De har Indkomst eller anden Ejendom til Leje, sa1g
"A. r, Kibbe. New Richmond. Wis,
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Oanias @6iitpartp.

Ssritfommenee 9enoag ipilles
ser Mhilt / 9ania. Com banlig
benpttes ben ltore cal, bbor Der er
forfriifenhe fielig, % oe:t 1ttratte-
Iige &omite lober ogiao oenne Gong.
babe originate % peroihtloe 3re=
tnipr ss3, !.
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s@ip. ST. 8olb nbneb,tt iii ,er iii
Stilling.

Gbeooor Nolo, fon bar baret
I@lbern6r for set 9oe Diitrifts fgoe-
.ra1e Reieroebo11f i minneapolis II
ben 8al1fens 9pretteIie ! 1914, bar
|ffaaet bebiIget fiji MfifeosaniggnE1g
fra lite 9fftober at regre. @runoe11
Itl bans Mfifpogoniggning pnr, at
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E13lSm335li
unabDm,smbbe.

ct. Yeoers @irfes nngopmsfor=
eni1g nfbo1oer l1nobomsmgoe paa
|Sgnoag Mfte11 I 8irfelalen. st I'm
Acknowledgements ser planlagt.
NlIe CT belfomne.