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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06
81 ! GORE HAS
GAINED POUNDS
AL Trouble. Overcome By Taking
IanlacHad Suffered
Ei9ht Year,.

s 81 suffered for eight long years be.
fore I found a medicine that would |
dome any good, but since taking Tan |
lac ! have gained exactly thirty-seven
pounds. and all my troubles have been
completely overcome, !" said John N.
Moore. "a well known and prosperous
farmer who lives on r. F. d. No. a,
Empire, ILL.,, while in Shorthouse's
drug store in Bloomington, the other
day: III. :, ><7~, >7 ~ - So Z. 81
when i commenced taking Tan
lac" he continued, Fl had reached the
point where I couldn't do any work
at all, and was forced to hire q hand
to take my place on the farm. 1 had
suffered, so much and so long with
stomach trouble, I. was just about
down and, out SO far as health and
strength was concerned. During all
these years my appetite was very
poor, and what little / did manage to
eat would cause me worlds of suffer
ing Gas would form on my stomach
50 bad that could. hardly get my
breath, and ! wbuld have the. worst
sort 81 cramping spells: finally got
/ to where / was hardly ever able to re.
tain what ! ate, and would actually
get naus eated every time looked at
anything TO eat I had fallen of so
much, and was SO low in health that
| all my friends were talking about the
awful condition I was in. I was very
| nervous all the time and never knew
/ what a good nights sleep was.
i II heard about Tanlac, then, and
| thought would give It trial. Well,
| sill, my friends and neighbors are
talking, differently now. They are
asking me what. in the world have
been taking to make such a big i'm
proyement : in my condition, and it
just does my heart good to tell them
that Tanlac did it. It is wonderful
the way l have gained in weight and
strength. I can go to the field now
and do as much hard work as any
hand on the farm. My stomach seems
to be in perfect condition, and never
have indigestion, and am not bothered
, with gas forming after meals. I have
the best appetite l ever had in my
life, and can eat just anything l
want. I am free from all that nerv-
BUSINESS, too, and sleep Just like a
boy every night. Tanlac has done
:. all that for me, and am as well and
II hearty now as T ever was in my life
8 and as long as I live will pass the
4 good word along to others who suffer
as I did"
i Tanlac is sold in Raymond by AL
}. bert Klelnhuizen, and by one leading
4 druggist In every town.
Paid advertisement.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE COUNTY BOARD OF
KANDIYOHI COUNTY.

County Auditors Office. Willmar Min
nesota, July %. 1919.
State of Minnesota. County of Kan
diyohi SIS.
met on above date at o'clock P: M.
ALI members were present as we'll as
the County Auditor and the County At
torney. The chairman called the meet
Action taken in the matter of the
John Hanson Road in the towns OF
Whitefleid and fahiun: said county
Commissioner O.. S. Reigstad offered
the following resolution when was
seconded by commissioner G: J. J; ~, sven ~
vote of all the members of the Board:
"Whereas a complaint in writing was
fled with this B9ad on the hsth d ths
Town OF Whitefield in said county had
failed to construct and maintain that
certain PUBLIC highway in said town
Beginning on the public highway
running north and south on the west
section line Of sectons "a ,s and n 1a,n OF
ship of Whitefeld and at a. point at
the southwest corner of said section
10. and the northwest corner of said
said section 10 and said section "a Of
II u.s. whta s and te eas f no
toWnshtn of Fa 5ae4'on on fn ae f0G Ss
tween sections IS and 10 and II and
point at the southeast corner OF the
southwest quarter of said section a.
and the northeast corner Of the north
west quarter OF said section 20 OF
OF township 49,. range 81. there ter
minating by joining that certain high,
way already established from SAID ID
township of Fahlun, and
Whereas upon a hearing upon said
complaint as provided by law, it ap-
psars to the satisfaston Of the Roara
produced at said hearing that it IS
necessary that said road be construct
ed N cRa TM ads Ras5fhzs' Be 1t Resolved
That That said town OF Whltsfleld be; a2d
pn sun road it eassab eonS
Be It Further Resolved. That the
s Geaady to natl to the e Is Of
said Town Of Whttef1eld copy Of this
n The Matter of Issuing Bonds on
no'S'n' Resoiuttou.
Commissioners VIM Q: johnson offer
lions and moved their adoption: .
where's In pursuance OF and In: fun
e9mplianees e. With the provisions OF
1905. and the several acts amendate
thereof and supplemental thereto. such
steps have been duly and legally taken
that q certain public drainage ditch
were begun prior to April 23. 1s17)2
has been duly located and established.
with certain branches and laterals.
partly in the County OF Kandiyohi and
partly in the County of Renyt11e. lin the
State Of Minnesota. and known Q as]
judicial Ditch Number 16 Renville and
Kandiyohi Counties. Minnesota, and 81
Whereas the county hoard Of this
county has determined and does here
by determined, pursuant to the prov1s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06

homestead claim in Winfield. Mr.. Ul-
rickson died May 25th, 4503, and after
his death Mrs. Ulrickson remained on
the old homestead with her sons, Olof
and John, until last March. Two sons
and one daughter also preceded her to
the grave, Jacob, who died Jan. rs, 1899;
Tilda, Sept. 8, 1905, and Ulrik T. Nov.
II, 1918.
The deceased was known to her old
neighbors in Winfield rs a lovable old
lady, kindly disposed toward everybody
and possessed of Christian virtues
which exerted good influence upon
her family and community. She is sur
vived by the sons, two daughters and
ten grandchildren. The children are
c. T. U1rickson, Olivia Olof and John,
Winfield; Mrs. Joyce, Robbinsdale, Mimi.
and Mrs. Wannace of Minneapolis. 70
the bereaved relatives the sympathy of
the community Is extended.
Out Of town relatives who attended
the funeral Of the late Mrs. Ulrickson
on Tuesday were Mrs. Edward Joyce
of Robbinsdale, Mr.. and Mrs L. E.
Wannace, Minneapolis, Mrs. Pffer and
Agnes Anderson, Bird Island, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. M. Johnson and Dean and
Albert Johnson of Wtllnar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06
County Auditor
Be it furtnher

BE It 1urtnher
RESOLVED that said bonds shall pc
signed by the chairman OF said county
board and countersigned by the county
auditor; and each OF said bonds shall
auditor. That the coupons attached to
said bonds shall be authenticated by
the fac siniiel signature Of the county
whereas .Kalman Matteson & Wood
and to pay therefor not less than par
Whereas. this board deems it for the
cept the said bid Of thesaid Kalman
Matteson e. Wood and the same has
been en-; and g. hereby Is accepted: .,o+
said bonds when so executed shall be
delivered to the said Kalman Matteson
WOOD tm.d or their order upon their pay
the amount OF their bid therefor. and
that the ne, proceeds e. OF, the sale OF said
pteh Fnna Of said IT the
RESOLVED further that said bonds
and the coupons thereof shall bs paid
county treasury Of said county when
the funds on hand In the general ditch
fund. of the treasury Of said county
az are in tnsu tntast to meet the payment
lures. and the Se COUNTY seSp auditer ana
county treasurer OF SAID county are
and directed to pay
the interest and principal Of, said
n 1,eess steps to that end: but the
so taker or used for the payment Of
the interest or principal of said bonds
as they respectively mature. shall be
r saI!an With interest from1the col;
Judicial Ditch Number is as Such as
sessments are collected and Deceived.
faith. credit II and resources sof SAID
this county board as such. besand the
same are hereby irrevocab1y pledged to
provide. the money for the payment OF
the principal and interest Of said bonds
Commissioner Albert Boersma one of
the members Of said board seconded
and resolutions and thereupon. the fol-
lowing vote was taken and recorded:
Commissioners N. B. johnson. 8. s.
Het&stad albert BoerSma c. J. Sven
son and VIM, o. johnson.
T Those voting IN the negative: Nope.
Whereupon said resolution was de-
clared duly adopted.
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AVIATION BRANCH OF NAVY.

Enlistment of men In the Aviation
Branch of the United States Navy Il.
now open, according to q recent order
sent out: by the Bureau Of :Navisafton.
Special provisions are given to msn In:
Class g. Of the y. g. Naval ReServe
Force who are now on inactive duty;
and also to men OF general service
ratings who are, now released, who de-
sire to enlist tn the Regular Navy as
aviation mechanics for a term of three
or four years. -
Men enlisting as aviation mechanics
will be given the choice Of transfer to
any one @ fthe following Air Stations:
Chatham, Mass; RockwaY, N. ~ Cape
May, N. j.; Hampton Roads. Va; Key
West, Fla: Pensacola, Fla: Akron.
Ohio, San Diego, Calf; Coco Solo, G. T.;
or to the Naval Training Station, Great
Lakes, for instruction At the Aviation
Mechanic School at that place. ga
Men who have had experience with
gas engines, experience as Carpenters,
metal workers, or fabric workers. and
other men qualified for enlistment as
apprentice seamen may also be enlisted
as aviation mechanics.
To be an enlisted man in the Aviation
Branch Of the Navy means great deal
young man with ambition and lean
ing towards mechanical lines. The
! Aviation Schools Of the Navy are ex-
| cellent and the fact that it was 9
Navy plane that first crossed the At.
lantic bears out. the high Navy stand.
ard of doing things in the efficient
Navy way: This is good chance tt
| learn all about aviation, and: mar
who spends three years in the Aviator
| Branch will make good anywhere after
! discharge. .-'t -
| Information REGARDING this branch 81
the service may be had from any Of thu
following Navy Recruiting Stations
Minneapolis, Mimi, (Headquarters)
Saint Panl, Duluth, Mimi; Fargo, Crane
Forks and: Minot, North Dakota, or ap
| ply to your Postmaster
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Local And PERse

Or. 4. E. Porter. Dentistry. Carlson
elock-AdV. Z. IS 20
%. oscar E. Hsdln. dentist, carIsesz
Block. Phone 81. " '-s$-sss s s7ss:
Kodak nnishinE-High grade work
Elkjers ground door studio. S5s,z. u
Or. c. e. 0erretson, Dentist, konoYs
Block. Telephone 1so.-Adv. ~
frank Ahrahamson Of Raymond was
Willmar caller last Friday.
,-Kenneth Wakede1d spent the week
end visiting in the stwinscities. ~
H1xI1fd1UD1o-F1lnis Tor sale.s
Kodaks finished. Try US once. - tt.
Miss Myrtle 3. Johnson returned
rhursday f paea visit T. at spiesr.
Willmare business caller last Saturday
john Knudson Of .Atwater~ transact
ed business In this city last Thursday.
Or. Oscar zaht, osteopattle ply:
slcIan, Metropolitan Bid. s:1phons OF.
Miss Mac Boyle. of Darwin visited
last week with her sister. MRS. a. y;
PatchelL NJ s. ce~-, aaf <-aes ? fES 81,
Miss Elvira; swenson: left Saturday
for an over Sunday visit with friends
B. G. Hoyt left Friday for =; month ]
trip to several Gount1estn the southern
| part Of the stafe.s J:ts:fss5 III. q J:alE
:=Naldoean Chris johnson OF Thorpe
were WdIlmar callers last Wednesday
evening and Thursday:E <~sa4fc E--:sss +
MRS.. r. Ktelty Of Fargo, m. Oak.
| arrived last Thursday fora visit with
her sister, Mrs. p! H kelly. -, = y
! Peter Holm OF MINI apolis- arriv-
ed Saturday. for visit a. the home 81
his cousin? 8. raulsness, at ,Eakie' Lake
! Mrs: H NJ MarloW2s of5< this city
and her sister, Esther' swenson adE Ray.
mond,E left Saturday for a. wesk' sevisii
q - x
The State Conference of charitte.
and Correction will he held In the City
Of Red WING on September IAN to 18th
inclusive, 1919 &S1 fa&s Sss:'2 : 1-,'S :!
Mrs. e. L. Johnson returned satur
day from. a visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Sorerlson 1t Murdoch
since Thursday. - -: -. ;>nte-
Roy. J. G. johnson of Kerkhove,
visited rWiIlmar friends, last Saturday
He was en-, route: for an over Sunda,
visit at Grove City.
| Father: McDevitt returned Thurs
day afternoon from Murdoch where II
assisted with the funeral services q
the late Earl MeGoyern.1; -: sr-tt'tt: =
Mrs. Hildar: Hoaglund and daugh
ter, returned Friday. from a. MONTH
visit with her sister. Teckla, and: at tn
Victor Hoaglund home In the twin cit
les. x ~'-' =. -
Herman Hookom of New .Londo,
returned Friday evening from Minnea
polls where he attended: a. two weeks
Agriculture course at the State Uni
versity. -. go: =
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took and subscribed to the oath re-
u Johnson was upon motion made, sec
tonded and duly carried. elected chair
man OF the Board. -
The Board proceeded to euua1ize the
personal property assessments of the
several districts. Upon motion made.
seconded and duly: carried: the assess
lars ts5.00) in. all cases where the
same is under Ave dollars. 3
All other changes made in the re-
turns of the seveIalsz of 1.-THE
townships. villages and city. were as
appears in the following table, marked
exhibit one. In which The increase or
decrease of value from the assessors
returns, are indicated by the RATE per
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It is hereby CERTIFIED and RE.
CITED that :-ah acts. conditions and
and laws Of the state Of Minnssota to
be done precedent to and in the tssu
ance Of this bond have been properly
done; happened and been perfotmed IN
quired by law: that the total Indebted
ness Of, said County of ,Kandiyo'
not exceed any constitutional Or STA.
tory limit. and that the ditch on
count Of which this bond Is issued Is b
public drainage ditch duly and legally
established for. public utility and to
promote the public health Z
The he fHll fstta essdts, nd Essonrsss
are hereby irrevncahts pseae for the
punetuat payment OF the -prta@pal and
interest Of this bond at maturity.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF The county
Board Of the County Of. .Kandiyoh.
Minnesota, has caused this bond to
be signed by its Chairman. and count
ersigned, sealed and recorded by the
County Auditor this First day Of
August A. o 1913. =.
Countersigned:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06


Fund.-
Wnmar Republican Gazette
W.lnar pubishlnT 1855
Il n
~ member OF
C. swenon 1nenD
esnssr ns ea notice Of sd: Of bond. seq
g y
Smith, 9 e pub 1ese Of e 5onas No f. nd no
$sSE:s: sss xn: count, 81 No s ss2
B N. B.
~
Of tsnAIl
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entum increase or decrease as the case
may be. sand8 said table is hereby made
a part OF the proceedings Of the Board
Oh eQuaiZati0H.ssSzss
: All other classes. items and values
not affected by the following. marked
ed in the proceedings. were LETT as re-
turned by the assessors and the local
boards. - =. -
and %. 1919. 80 AHEE So
On motion made. seconded and duly
carried. the Board adjourned Sine Die.
Chairman Board OF
Eu1Aitxat1on. =
Attest: E1EfFs &
SAMUEL NELSON.
County Auditor. (SRAL)
2%S~5E Ekhd1it One.
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY
BOARDg#O OF EQUALIZATION OF
KAND1YOHI COUNTY,, MINNESOTA.
CountyyAuditor~s}of Office. Wf1lnar. July
yohi. IS:
Pursuant to law. the Board OF Equal
fzation of said county met at the Coun-
ty Auditors Office in the City of Will
mar on above date for the purpose of
sequahzing the assessments returned by
the Several assessors in the assessment
district of said county.
~ Members present commissioners N. B.
johnson, o. S. Reigstad, Albert Beers
ma. G. J. Swensons and VIM. o. John
son and County Auditor. Samuel Mel
son. Absent none. Thereupon each one
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Accepts Position In Bank

John Lepse, who has been clerk in the
County Auditors office for the past five
years, has resigned his position and has
accepted a position in the Cotton Saw
ingS Bank, Cotton, S. Oak. He will
leave next week. John is a fine boy,
and will continue to make good.
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(DeGraff Tribu

(DeGraff Tribune.)
The garage being erected by Geo. E.
Ellingboe is nearing completion and Mr..
Ellingboe is again busy in his new
headquarters repairing automobiles.
Mrs John Munier and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Goode, visited in Willmar on
Monday afternoon and evening"
Thomas Mccormick returned to his
home in Willmar Tuesday after visiting
tives.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06
Counterstgned:
County Auditor.

That the coupons be in substantially
the following form:
$4,000 No.
On the first day of February A. D.
-. August
Kandiyohi County. Minnesota, will pay
to bearer Thirty Dollars $500 in Gold
Mimi. being the semiannual install
ment of interest on its Public Dram
age Ditch Bond dated August /. 1919.
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Ice Cream Social.

Ice Cream Social.
The Young Peoples Society of the
St. Johns. church will give an ice
cream social at Peter Fransen's place
on Saturday evening, August 80. All
welcome. -4-wks
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06

Returns from North Dakota.
J. Helmer returned from Glendale, N
Oak, last Thursday by car, and en-
countered some bad roads. He had been
working at putting In the new oil sta
ton at that place for the Bartles-Scott
Company of this city.
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! Vebstas Fly Oil The best On
:lhe park sale s. {.
Moss s lru.i i
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06

THERE,S good fellowship between
car-owners which makes everybody
anxious that the other should get al the
benefits going in the handling Of his car,
That's why there is SO much mouth-to-
mouth advertising Of Firestones Gray
Sidewalk Tires.
One man tells the story Of the better-than-.
ever work heis getting this year from the
Gray Sidewalk Firestones The other buys
a set-and so the good word passes along.
Result and constantly grow
ing numbers Of this tire all over the
Northwest.
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DREAMLAND.

When Clara Kimball Young and her
Own Company in Miss Young's latest
Select Picture, THE Better Wife," are
seen at Dreamland, Thursday and Fri
day, August and 8, moving picture pa
irons of this city will see romance
Of love and adventure that will delight
both men and women.
THE Better Wife," is the story of a
wife who was unfair to her husband,
and of another girl, who thought she
had failed to make happy the man she
loved. 1t is story of absorbing hum
an interest and one which will appeal
to every age. Miss Young is seen as an
American girl. Chairman Page, whose
fathers wealth enables her to financial
" assist the man she loves. At the
time that Chairman. goes to the help
of this man, he is still grieving over
the death of his faithless wife, 1t is
not until many months later that he
Of woman means to man who is in
trouble. 80
Miss Young's leading man in this pic
ture is Nigel Barrie.
Gripping scenes of adventure thrills
and of tremendous dramatic power a.
bound in Tie q surper,'' the Earle Will
liams Picture which will be seen at
Dreamland theatre on Monday. The OPP
ening scenes are on ranch in Western
u. s., A. and Mr.. Williams in cowboy
outfit rescues a girl falling over the
side of a -precipies by hard riding and
a clever throw with a lariat.
: Later. in England, in a haunted cas-
tile room at night, he again saves the
girl in hand-to-hand battle with an
armed murderer. 1t was such scenes
as these that made THE Usurper'' one
of the late Nat GoodWin's most notable
stage successes, and none of the punch
of the picture has been lost in it's
screening.
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(Murdock Leader)
JOSEPH EARL McGOVERN


Joseph Earl McGovern was born In
Murdoch, June 28th, 1903, and was 16
years, one month and one" day old at
the time of his untimely death. He
lived his short span of life in this viii
lage, and was loved by everyone, both
young and old.
He attended the local schools all his
life and always passed his grade with
honors. He had completed his End year
High School and was about to enter
the 3rd year next year, but God had
decreed otherwise. He possessed a bril-:
liant mind, keen intellect, was unusu-
ally witty of his years. He gave prom
Use of developing into very fine type
of Christian gentleman.
The funeral was held Thursday morn
inng from the Catholic church at 9 o.
clock where a solemn Requiem mass
was said for the happy repose Of his
soul. The burial took place in the loo
al Catholic cemetery.
Earl leaves to mourn his early de-
mise, his grtef-stricken parents, Mr.:
and Mrs. P. c. McGovern, his sisters.
Evelyn Esther. Helen, Louise, Dorothy,
and Bern1ce,S his grandfather, Terrence
McGoyern, his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cannon and a host Of other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Christ Nelson visited with her
sister at WiEmar last Thursday after
noon and evening.
Miss Mamie Sudden returned to her
home at Kerkhoven last Thursday after
a few days visit at: the Thos.: Archer
home.
Rev. Stephens of Kerkhovsn and his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Breckwith of Gin
cinatti Ohio, visited with their many
friends there last Thursday.
Misses Marion, Irene and Katherine
Kelly and Eleanor and Eta Clark, at
tended the funeral of Mary Daugherty
held at Willmar Monday morning: e.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Thornton and
Leo and Thos. Archer, Jr, spent from
Wednesday until Friday at Green Lake.
Pvt. Alfred Eckwall arrived from
overseas a couple of weeks ago and ar
rived here Monday night for visit
with his father, B. Eckwall and brother
and sister here.
(Litchheld Review
Miss Anna Vigen of New London Wis
tied the Al. Nelson family this week.
Mrs. Helmer Olson went to Wnlmar
Monday and returned the following day:
George T., Erickson came down from
Wi1lmar Thursday: morning, where he
is in the employ Of the Standard on
Co.. and spent the day in Litchheld
He is a former resident of this city:
Swan w. Olson. for-forty-seyen years
a pioneer resident Of ,Meeker' county,
is dead, having passed away at his
home in Grove City Monday evening
at the age of nearly; u years. -
Mr.. Olson, who resided for, time
In Danielson and later in Swede Grove
and Grove City, IS survived by the
widow and one daughter. He had held
many offices of trust and for number
Of years past had been president Of the
First State Bank Of Grove City. :
Morris Sum-
George A. Port of tWillnnAr was in
this city on business one day last
week. : - ~
-(Maynard Newa.)
E. H. zSchwam and wife Asevs 10 At
water last Saturday evening md spent
Sunday with Mrs: Schwartz bsfsnfs.
tGEacevtl1e Enterpriss.) =:
|, chester. Brenmmer left last week for
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tGracevtlIe Enternrise

V0EaEeV1Ile EMIer3FlSf,) -.
Chester Brenmner left last week for
Willmar where he has aceeptsdLA Spo-
.sitton with the q. N.RatlToadac company.
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-(Maynard News)
E. H: Schwam and wife Asevs 10 At
water last Saturday evening md spent
Sunday with Mrs: Schwartz b1fsnf,.
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(Litchheld Review
Morris Sun.

morris Sum-
George A. Port of !Wt1lnAr was in
this city on business One day last
week. ~ ; =