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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two story dwell
Ing modern, furnished. close
in. Two bed rooms, sleeping
porch, living room, dining room,
kitchen and bath. $500 per
month. Lease for one year. Ap-
ply Fisher Rental Agency
Phone 2O5O. 76ag
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FOR SALE-We ere now ready to supply
all kinds Of fresh stock Garden. Flow
err and Field seeds. too numerous to mem
ton. We have also seed sweet and Irish
Potatoes and onion sets. Fertilizer
Field and Garden indictments. Harness.
Prices right. Call and see before pur-
chasing elsewhere. !. E. Dubuisson and
Bro. 24-12S r. Intendencia 7471
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Sman cash gro
Gerry equipped for meat market: have
new clean stock and doing nice business
in one of the hest locations in Pensacola,
reason for selling leaving city on account
Of other business, will pay anyone
interested to investigate: will consider
good automobile in trade. Address 500
care Journal. 1851
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POSITIONS WANTED

In n.emory Of Col. Frank
Mayes, and IN recognition of g.
spirit Of heipfuiness that was his,
The journal will Insert under this
Classification free, advertisements
FOR those In need Of employment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-01

FOR SALE Cornish Indian Games
weigh at three months more than the
ordinary chicken at six. Matching eggs
of this breed; also White and Partridge
Wyandottes. l.. Howe, 1923 E. Blount
street. 7543
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FOR RENT-One furnished ROOM suit
able for or two gentlemen. Call
at sos T.. Belmont St 764S
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsIAN wELI0-Wlu put In Walls
TO 20 inches diameter. any dpeth. IN.
guarantee water. Write Noc full infofma-
ton. Gray Arteeisn Well o.. p. O. Log
l077 or Phone a. S1S
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Scotch Collie puppies, thres.
males and one female Call at 422 W
Gregory street and see them. 1902
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FOR SALE-Eggs, for Matching, from
Young'S strain. S. c. White Leg
horns, 90 per Is eggs. QUANTITY price
on application. 80 per cent fertility
guaranteed. Guy S. Holland, 1909 n.
9th avenue tf757g
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FOR SALE-No. 523 E. Gregory St 6
rooms. large reception hall. bath and
stationary wash stand. front and ack
gallery. large pantry that can he made
into another roop,. Lot 6ox155 feet run
ming through block on paved street. Con-
venient to L. r. n. Shops. Good renting
property. Has not been vacant but one
Phone 1885 1897
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WANTED-Two messenger boys with
bicycles. Apply Balkcom Drug Co. 7640
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HELP-MALE

WANTED-Man for working around the
yard. Apply VIM. II. Knowles. No POS
S, Palafox Stree. 1854
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FOR SALE-Horse, wagon. harness, in
hrst class condition, cheap. A. Whid-
den. 120 z. Wright. 1855
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - One small
cash register, in A No. /
condition. Apply, Sol Calm
& Co. 7615-tf
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FOR SALE-lron bed and springs, dres-
ser, center table, rocxer ana gas heat
err. Apply 1921 f. jackson ST. 7642
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HEAVY FRUITER COTTON-Record
FOUR BALES per acre. 40 hollis to
pound. 46 per cent lint. Staple Is
inch. Heavy Fruiter Seed Co., Carnes-
vile, Ga. 669S
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WANTED-AssiStant cashier and cook
keeper for temporary work. Must be
rapid ana correct. Address in own
handwriting and state salary desired.
Cashier journal. 1929
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POSITION WANTED-By experienced
stenograDher. Address: L. A. cars
Journal.
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FOUND-A Bicycle. Owner can have
same by naying sor this ad and call
ing at 1915 East Mallory Street. 1886
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| FOR SALE-Large six foot four drawer,
| booker's desk at $14.00 Box Desk. care
journal. 1866
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WANTFJ)-Position truck driver bv
experienced young man, Cen keen up
light repair W. ~ truck. c21 \. Bar
celona. Phor ).
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FOR SALE-One chiforobe. Apply s2i
N. Barcelona. 1904
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LOST

LOST-Diamond lavaliere In vicinity of
Peoples Bank ana Post Office Plea Sc
return to Hannah's Drug Store and re-
ceive reward. 1863
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FOR Embellishments. One iady's
three stone ring, Ia carat each; one
gents stud, 1-2 carat. $4,000 each cash
or Liberty Bonds Address. j. o. c..
care Journal. 7S46
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WANTED-Position bv Young lady with
some experience in ofTce work or cler-
ical work Address A. d. W., care Jour
nal
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WANTED-Posftion by young lady ex-
perienced in clerical and general office
work. Apply NJ. NJ. H.. care Journal
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WANTED-By a school girl. to help
with housework before and after
school. 400 F.. Lee, phone 1889.
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POSITION WANTED - Bv experienceG
bookkeeper witt ZEN years experience
A number ] refe' es. Address Book
keeper 405 W. ST
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YOUNG LADY; A No. Stenographer
Four years experience desires position
Address Stenogra pher. care Journal.
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WANTED-Young lady with five years
experience in general work, de-
| sires position. well educated, and works
for small salary. Address Clara, care
Journal
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FOR SALE-Ford touring
car, 1916 model, 1925 Lib
erty Bonds part payment.
Going north. Mr.. Johnson,
Elco Garage, Millville, Fla.
1893
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WANTED-A pos:i.on as stenogra oh Ell.
or general Office GIRL Address Gladys
Padgett. Millville. Florida.
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WANTED-15 to 20 :aborers.
4Cc per hour, 9-hour day. APP
ply west of Little Bayou bridge
to road foreman. 476O
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FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching. Parker
bred to lay strain, Barred Plymouth
Rocks. The thirty year trap nestled
strain of Rocks that have individual lay
ing records UP to 290 eggs in one year.
Price 81 90 per setting OF Is eggs. l.. F..
Martin. 1913 E. Gadsden ST.. Pensacola:
Fla. 1857
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FOR SALE-One pair best brood or
lbs.
One pair Percheron horses, five years
old. weight $500 lbs.
Two span first-class work mules: all
good workers. in fine condition.
II YOU are looking for something good
this is your opportunity. Prices reason
able. c. G. Wehmeier. West Pensacola.
on Military Road. 1917
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-01

FOR SALE-Typewriter desk in good
condition. Twelve dollars. Apply Clerk
San Carlos hotel 1875
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FOR SALE-Launch % feet long. seven
4 foot beam with h. T. heavy duty
motor (Gray) i'm hest of condition
SI75.00. Address r. Edwards, 9Th Band
FIT. Barrancas. Fla. 1920
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LOST-Canvas coal basket marked E. r.
J. Co. Please phone IL found Export
Fuel and Ice Co. Phone 363. 1888
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FOR SAI,F-One tNree-pnase ono horse.
power Western Electric me tor In Al
cordi'ion. sfayes Printing c.. 17-lS ":
Government st. $3.50
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FOR SALE-Second hand sewing ma
Chimes all makes. $500 up. Guaran-
teed. Reynalds Music House. Phone
1T17 1898
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FOX SALE-Hor3e, new top. rubber
| tired buggy and harness. Can be seen
! back OF gas office, on Garden street, or
write Johnnie Beal. Pensacola.
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LOST-Small red speckled fox hound
Finder return to J. III. Smithwick. 20e
West Lloyd Street. Reward.
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FOR SALE-Cabbage and Ber-
muda Onion plants at $500
per 1000 by express. If by mail
% cents per 1000 extra. o. j.
Walker, Pinemount, Fla.
1879
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LOST - Female Boston terrier pun.
seven months old: brindle. with white
collar: white streak on face: CITY license
No. -. Clement Blount. 254 w. Con-
zalez street. ZOO
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FOR SALE. Beautifully situated five
room cottage on East Gadsden street,
with all sanitary connections. Lot 60X1@o
feet If interested address L. A. E., care
Journal 1875
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FOR SALElSman stationery engine.
International Has automatic governor.
Second hand but in good condition. Pen
scola Tar & Turpentine Co.. Gull Point.
Fla. Phone $500. 1888
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FOR SALE-Unimproved al acres best
soil. spring BRANCH. bargain S12 arce.
Improved 81 acres suburban farm,
room house, barn, fruit. pecans, nice
home. $4,000. Box s. Cottage Hill, Es-
Gambia County, Fla.
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WANTED-Ladv with evpa~ience desires
position in Office or music room Ad-
'fesS F'lOwyne. care Journal
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FOR SALE-Guaranteen fresh meat
West Hill Butcher Shop 419 n. L. st
Mrs. T. G. Halnlan. 1917
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iLOST-Retween 18th and 14th Ave. a
cameo pin. Reward for return to 18th
and Gadsden. Phone 1869. 1887
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FOR SALE-Fine Spanish peanuts for
roasting or seed $3.50 for 25 pounds or
multiple. Richland Farms, Pensacola.
Fla. 1885
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Ancona pull
nets. Buff Wyandottes. All laying.
ADDRESS PA West Gregory. Phone 1905;
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FOR SALE-Fine Spanish Peanuts for
roasting or seed $3.50 for % pounds. win
deliver at Pensacola 25 pounds or null
1885
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YOUNG LADY desires position as clerk
inDry Goods Store. Experienced. Al
so have three years experience as Cash
Ter Bookkeeper. Phone 1917.
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FOR SALE-Motorcyo1e. twin cylinder.
two speeds. Harley Davidson. Excellent
condition. Complete with side car. head
neht. Presto-lite gas tank, speedometer,
klaxon horn, full set new tires. cts. For
further information inquire 1916 East
Lee st. 1900
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FOR SALE-One Overland touring car
in first class condition. NJ. G. Git
more. care Reynalds Music House. 1923
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WANTED-Young man steno-
grapher; good salary. Apply |
Southern Cotton Oil Co. 7O67 |

wANTED-Agents to represent the
Continental Casualty Co.. of Chicago.
in each of the following towns: Milton,
Panama City. Ponce de Leon and MARI
anna Apply TO J. T. McNamee Cen
eraI Agent Box EOS. Pensacola Fla
1879
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FOR SALE-Cow and two ycariing
heifers, and two yeariing calves. Sell
or swap for a beef kettle. s. Berson.
phone eos 1o3
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REGISTERED Druggist desires posi-
ton: capable in cynry resoect: can
furnish best of references. Write to
Druggist. cere of Postoffice Box 1916,
Pensa cola. Fla.
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FOR SALE-Indian motorcycle side car
Ford repairs needed. Also motorcycle
parts and oil. Apply NJ. F. Robertson.
Journal office. between and O'Clock.
1917
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FOR RENT-Two rooms for light no 2"a
Keeping 221 W. Chase St 76a9
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WANTED-First class bookkecper with
experience in Turpentine business.
Permanent position. State salary expect
ed. and give reference in first letter.
Western Naval Stores COMPANY, Jasper.
, Texas 1882
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-To buy a good trunk
Give price and size. Apply, A. A..
care of Journal. 7549
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FOR SATE-Stove wood: split pine and
planer mill ends. 50 90 per load de-
liversd. West End Wood Yard. Phone
67S. Z 0S5
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lIOST-Royal Arch Mason's charm in
, scribed w. Fl. Wolff. Memphis. Tenn.
Ia IL in. chain. Please return to SOC
East Wright st. Pensacola and receive
reward 1885
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-01-03

Happy New Year. Don't for.
get to write 1919.
From now until March LIST. we
will oil harness for Sl.25 per set.
Sheehan Saddlery Co.
AL Seitz and Henry Schifflet were
both taken down with the prevailing
epidemic the first Of the week.
Dick Morrison, the Wilmot land
man and a delegation of Texas land
excursionists went south Wednes
day.
Miss Mary Nichol, who is engag-
ed with the Hunter marble works
as stenographer, came up and spent
new years day with her parents.
Merchants in Milbank report that
this year they have had the most
satisfactory holiday trade they have
had for years.
If you are interested in pork
raising don't fail to attend the
great Duroc sale at the Manley
barn on the 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Schiefelbein
and daughter Mamie have been
visiting with friends in Minnesota
during the past week.
j. w. Malsed arrived home Sun
day morning after spending Christ
mas with his sister, Mrs. @. A.
Denzel, of Montrose, MINI.
Harry Konstant, who was living
on the George Zeigler farm in Kill
born township. succumbed to the
influenza epidemic on Thursday the
Goth ult., in the Goth year of his
age.
Ben Aim, the cigar man, who
had been in the military service,
was discharged last week, and &C.
companied by, Mrs. Aim has return.
ed TO MllDank and taken up his
residence again in civil life.
Chief of Police Sutcliff seldom
takes a lay off. but the influenza
got in to his household and gave
him an excuse for staying at home
Charley and all the other member.
Of the family have been having the
disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fanset, o,
Fargo, are guests of Mr.. Fanset'!
sister, Mrs. Emma Farnham thi,
week. They are on their way t,
California to spend the winter, a
Mr.. Fanset has been compelled t,
relinquish his work with the har
vester company on account of hi
health. 49,
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Mr.. Spalding died about four years
ago. Mrs. Spalding left no imme-
diate descendants, and about half
of her estate was left to persons
who had aided her or befriended
her in various ways. in the form Of
life annuities. Gold Brothers Sc
curitv Company was made trustee
Of this part Of the estate, and j.
A. Gold, of Big Stone City and J.
j. Wright of Milwaukee we're made
executors. The Spaldin0s we're
clients of Gold & Co. during their
residence in Grant County, and in
fact, up to the present time, and
this last expression Of entire conf
dence, coming from Mrs. Spalding,
after having been SO long away,
was naturally very gratifying 10
Mr.. Gold, though it was quite IN
pxnncted.
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Local and Personal Paragraphs

Happy New Year: Write. 1919:
!; Rev. A. E.s Beddoes and daugh-
ter, who had been on a visit to
friends in Illinois, returned home
the first of the week. ~.
!. Miss Margaret Packard Of the
Grant County telephone office. spent
Sunday visiting relatives at Marvin.
From now until March LIST. we
will oil harness for $l.25 per set.
i. Sheehan Saddlery Co.
John Sheehan. the harness travel
ing man, has been spending a short
time at his home here during the
holidays.
Mrs. Dana Lasalle and son Ran
some Of Waubay, We're guests Of the
E. l.. Farnham and G. l.. Wood
families for a day or TWO last week.
The date Of the Mitchell Bros.
Duroc sale, notice of which was
printed in last weeks's paper,
should he January IA, and not Is
as printed.
Miss Helen Wood is making q
visit to her sisters, the Misses Ros-
almond and Wyant, who r attend
ing college at Valparaiso, Ind.
Miss Bernice Farnham, who had
i1ooo I'll ,pifk tho Yravp J,t,r - Ht,
enza, came from Aberdeen last
week, and is enjoying a visit with
her mother while conyaIescing.
A. w. Empson, Of Chicago, in
sending on his subscription to the
Herald-Advance, says that the paper
is like a letter from old-time
friends, and renews acquaintance
Of days gone by.
Carl Peterson, Herman Rolsa,d
A. l.. Bassett and August Eckert
were at Milbank last Thursday
afternoon to inspect the Mitchell
herd Of blooded stock with a view
of purchasing -Wilmot Enterprise.
Steve Grice. one of the old time
railroad me-. at Milbank. but who
has been for q number of years past
working at Ortonville came up with
extra engine help last Monday.
Steve has one son in France and an
other in New York city. both in
Uncle Sans service.
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Twin Brooks.

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ellington
were visiting at S. j. Billingtons
on Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Whipple spent Sunday
at Sorensons.
Floyd and Esther Brown were
assisting A. R. Brown at the store
taking an inventory Of stock.
John De Lint has gone to George
Iowa, to spend the holidays with
the home folks.
Mrs. George Wright spent a
week at the Irwin Kruger home as
sisting them while the family were
sick.
The Misses May and Gertrude
Egrmayer arrived home for the
holidays from Minneapolis.
Little Arnold Sorenson has been
i'll the past week but is doing
nicely now.
Luella Egrmayer snent Christ
mas at the julius Fenner home n
Milbank.
Miss Maude Johnston arrived
home on Friday to spend Christ
mas with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Westphal
drove over from Hartford to make
a visit at the Drieson home.
Mr.. Harvey Fenner came out to
spend Christmas at the Geo. EgT-
mayer home in Twin Brooks and
left again Sunday evening for
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roberts en-
tertained relatives at a Christmas
dinner.
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Happy New Year. Write 1919.
David Maloy, who is stationed
nth <kn ~nn~s~oc - DO~s~ T~1.~l

4Aoppy ANSW lear VIIIS AO4O.
David Maloy, who is stationed
with the marines at Paris Island.
S. CTS home on a weeks furlough.
Harvey Fenner. who is stationed
at Chicago in the navy service, was
home last week for a couple Of days
on a furlough.
Several new cases of influenza
are being reported daily. hut the
victims are all receiving treatment
at once, and at present there are
none of them in serious condition.
Daniel Opperman. one of the old
timers in Grant county, sends along
his new year greetings to his old
friends in this locality with his sub
scription to the Herald Advance.
The remains of Wilma Thelin of
Marvin were brought to Marvin
from Lily and inferred Monday at
that place, her former home. She
was a victim of the prevailing
epidemic.
Corporal Harry Stenglel is home
on a furlcugh. Many Of Harry's
companions have been discharged,
but as corporal he has been engag-
ed in clerical work, and has been
compelled to stay and help in the
demobiliZing work.
Miss Allie J. Barnes, who has
been teacher in the eighth grade Of
the public schools for the past five
years, left Monday evening for a
visit to friends in Minneapolis, and
later will visit friends in Saskatch-
evan. she has resigned her posi-
ton in the school and Sidney Bar
ricklow has been appointed as
eighth grade teacher.
A christmas card came to the G. l..
Wood family with the name of Cap
tain John Clarence Wood, who is
aid-de-camp to the Major General
Commandant Of u. S. Marines al
Washington. The captain will be
remembered by many Of our Mil.
bank people as the son Of the late
j. G. Wood, who was but a young
lad in his early teens when thu
family removed from Milbank. H,
graduated from Sanford universit,
and received a number Of year,
military training in that institu
ton.
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Hides, Wool, Pelts.

Quotations to country shippers by
Milbank Hide & Fur Co., Milbank.
s. d.
No. l green sailed bulls .........13-l4c
No. | green sailed COW and
steer hides all weights. .......11-lSc
Green sailed, side branded
fiat, cows and steers. .........l3-l4c
All No. , and butt brand
hides, lc less per ID ......... l2-l3c
No. l green sailed veal calf. ..2S-3Oc
Green sailed deacons, ea...Sl 5O-Sl 10
Green sailed horse hides. .$3 5O-s6 80
No, l tallow ..12 lac
No. z tallow. ..1l-13C
Slunks, under lbs ........... $1.W
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Dec, 20 Jan.
Notice Of Administrators Sale Of
Real Estate...Private Sale.
State of South Dakota

County Of Grant
In County Court
In the Matter of the Estate Of Gustav Peterson.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to An or
der OF sale made on the Goth day of November.
1913. by the County Court OF Grant County,
South Dakota, he undersigned, as ADMINISTERS
tor OF the estate of Gustav Peterson, deceased.
will. on or after the sixth day OF Jnnnary.A A. d.,
1919. sell at private sale to the highest bidder.
all the right. title and interest which the said
Gustav Petersen, decreased. had at the time Of
HE death, IN and to the following eecrlbed real
estate situate in the County OF Grant and State
OF South Dakota, to-wit: Commencing at the
southwest corner Of the n rtheast quarter of
section twent, three (a3) IN township one hun
dred and %niLeteen (iJa) north OF range f1fty (3U)
west running thence north on the west line of
said northeast quarter sixteen n6) rods. thence
east at right angles. eleven QD rode. thence
south, at right angles, sixteen (o) rnds, 10 the
south line Of said northeast quarter, thence
west along eaid south line eleven C) rods to
the place of beginning, hereby intending to con
yey one and one.t.nih acres IN the southwest
c1rner Of the northeast quarter Or section TWEEN
ty-three (.3) IN township one hundred and nine
teen (IiO North OF range fifty COY west. togeth
er with the Appnrtenances and Entertainments
thereunto belonging upon the following terms.
To wit: Cash upon The confirmation OF the sale
thereof by the County Court rs provided by law
All bids must be in writing and will be rcceiv.
ed at any time after the first publication OF this
notice and before the sale ia made, and NAV he
left ut the residence Of the Administrator al
STOCK holm, South Dakota. or may he flled IN the
office OF the Judge OF the County Court OF Grant
County. South Dakota, in the Court House, IN
the City OF Mllbauk, IN said County OF Grant,
South DBkota.
Dated THE 18th day OF December, A. d., 1918.
A. LUNDQUiST
Administrator OF the Estate OF
Gustav Peterson, Deceased.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-01-03

"WANTED-A good, steady,
gentlemanly salesman to handle
a Wards wagon in County.
No experience needed. For full
particulars write promptly to
DR.. Wards Medical Company,
Winona, Minnesota. Establish
ed 1856"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-01-03
Discount To
Soldiers

The Aberdeen Business College
offers a 1919 discount on any of its
courses to men who now wear or
have worn the soldiers uniform.
Enroll any Monday.