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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
solbatubiem
8. S. II. M.s Sol6aterbiem

8. S. Il. DIS Soloaterbiiem i
I2eiren BET. 8orris, bar ! CONNER
bert meget tprft befbgt 90 bnret
tiI megen geliigrelie. Desbnrre er
|Siern11et berobre boa Seoen for lille
tn 5 er1a11ge Solonter, Ser Mften
Iefter Mfftten gieifter Siienrmet ogM6.
berne. On uopioeIfe DiI iiffert blibe
ngobeu6ig, 6eriomoer % More BIZ
fo11t1e Ell Hgnenoe Stbrfe 6erober,
Ca. 6--70O Mono, Ser opboloer re
Il 9eiire11 UNDER belle Sfpout1gen.
Soloaterbiet1tn1ene Mrreieoal %
MeeIbD 0Deroreb, b6rer meoatu Sc
fioftes Nars glp0elige Mopibelier az
[Irbeiod. Sieturtet MrrefgoaI BE.
mites paa Fa1rane Maaoe om @or.
ris TN under 5aetutngsfp6niingen.
&ietln1e ArrefeoaI bar @onur1er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Sen nh iplfe Qenabebane.

8anen 5ilteborg ~ 8rammi1tge
tan / sen 11ermeite 6remtt6. bentes
aabnet for Driften. @rbeiot er af-
1eberet, og / 6enne. &i6 foretages Ser
&rpbefigriel paa ben fi6it fer6ig>
giorte Strefning, ~8nn6er-8ran6e.
Sen iamle6e 8anelang6e 2nngaa-
8ramninge uogigr 152 &ilometer,
og 90 &eiien mellem 2d1gaa og
8ramninge ober Greoericia CT ca.
80 &ilometer lengere, bill Ser ipares
betDoeltg &t6 % nogifter pe6 8e<
npttelien al Ben 11pe 8at1e. 6or-
.bin6elien mellem set nor6ltge SDl-
lan6 % oe beitilesbtgife ggne er ber.
peo blebet meget be6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
4riSnineamet.

Statiitiif 9epartement bar fore
taget en- interesiart @ommenitil=
ling al Hrisnibea11et / be tire 11or6i=
ffe 2an6e. Sen bitter, at Yrtierne
fra Suit 1914 til. SSuli 1920 / Mor-
&c er itegne 202 @rocent, / Sperige
10 @rocent og / 9anmarf 1872
&rocent. Set maa bemerfes, at
Stigningen / 9anmarf ii6en Suit
1920 bar baret betp6elig it6rre enc
/ 6e to andre 2ar6e. Dette ifDI6es
ben foregaaet16e Mfbifling al 6e
6ofanitaltninger, iom / .Darmarf /
Ibe &rfgSaare11e me6fgrte ct lobere
8risntbea1, emo ! bore to Mabolanoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
9gbe / 9an,marf.

Sorbenberen6e Mpotbefer Sens
Deben. Gnfefru Sabine .&6rup.
Srf. Bertha Epnoer. Gnfefru Sine
8ene6icte @itb. SIP. Slagterme-
fter g. :@icbe. Srefen Mn6rea
Qbern0rup. .Sfre66ermeiter &rei~
bergs &uitru. @tationsmeiter &or-
iens &uitrn. Mh1iiflererinoe Mnna
9. 2ange. Maler Olaf @ariten SOL
gren.' &ontoriit Sens @ommernecfe.
&onieilspreii6ent Sgrrings Gnfe,
&onieilspreii6ent &i6rrings @nfe,
SO @ar. @fibsfgrer 81. g. @altoft.
Sbb. Sabrtfant Sans 8. Sartb.
SIP. mrtefremmer @m.: MglIer.
|Sbb. Mpotbefer S. 6. SSl111lmant1.
&i6bman6 g. g. ,@eeriens g11fe,
&%l1ofebing. 5bb. nrtefremmer 81.
g. Mooiens &uitr11.. Marufaftur-
ban6ler S. 6. Dab1. 8ogbol6er /
&ribatbanten @ilb. Sogbt. 6bb..
Sriigrinbe be6 BET fgI. Gbeater Opbes
Iia Motborn, SO Mor. Malermeiter
S. 81. Mor11p. Direft6r &olger
&iortbs &uftru. 5neofermeiter 6.
SO. 8ecbs @rfe. 8eti. StabSier-
gent Gbr. &anien. @eitaurat6r 8.
g. 5grenien. 5ogneprelt @bittes
Gnfe. Eobafsbonoler Gbr. ST. So
Der.
g1agelie:: $. g.. @eber, 80
Mar gamnel. Sabp: SRI. 9tbiloa
Sog, Dlibiasminoe. @grbpmagle
9ber6reb: Sens HHeter Sanfen.
5terfer:: fbb. Smeoemeiter s: MieI-
lens &l1ifru. @ersleb: MieIs Soh1s
@eterien 86gebierg. 5Iagelie:: ST.
~garn1ager Cars Neter gbrifenie11.
&ulbD: @6r. Marti1r Masmusien.
Mgrfgb: Sforitensbpgger 2a11geier.
@oiteo: Gnfe airite1 2iunggr,eenl.
l5lagelie Morf Sens Sacobien.
Hreitg: @igbnnato DtIeb Neteriens
Cute. soner11p beo aurobb: @or.
Nroreas Sanien. 5lagglnroe Sfob:
oee -
9tfbDager Sobs SSonasien. 2Dngbb:
peri Stabsiregent SeboitDg Snftru.
jSlagelie:: Depotarbeioer g. g. geiel-
ien aobberfmeo q S Dbreeg @nfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Stornten.

M ben iterfe storm Sen 2. % 3.
.@ftober smaatte fao a6ifillige l1lpf-
ter paa Sampittigbe6en, bar at for
u6ie, % &ei,1ltaterne bar % ogfaa
inareit obertruffet aIle ti6ligere
|Stormrefor6er. &eloigpis Tan set
bog iiges, at ingen Menneitelip ct
gaaet tabt, flint a6ifillige bar boz
ret fat paa Spil. 6grit og trent
met bender Sanfen fig 10 be6 iaa=
6anne 2ejligbe6er til u6em paa
|Seen", men ogiaa Der fan set fon=
1tateres, at &c anrettebe Sfo6er fun
bergrer Moteriel. cb &oitrllp itran=
beoe >ioalebes en- 9fonnert fra
9traliun6, peo SoarbGf ianf CIT
~Sonopumpebamper, % talrtge er sc
|2pitbaaoe % anore min6re 6arteier,
joni langs belle &piten req Zig lgs fra
6eres 6orteininger % faitebes moo
2ano. Oglaa 8aoebuiene, bboraf en-
Sci en6nu lto6 n0e, er set gaaet
lemt 1to ODER, % Sc flelte al Dem
TOM beo Stormens @ielp / 2ono i
|Stumper % 9tpffer, lom giernc
6erefter fl111oe fife up peo 8reooen.
is DDrebabe, matte flere enc Get al
oe gamle &ipmpetrner neje fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Seatrene / &ibbenbapn.

SeaterI9ionen CT fommet / Gang.
Sen 6aarlige Genre er oesberre Sen
6omineren6e. Set ganle Mreno=
teater 90 n&iiten" ct blebet om6an=
net til &abaret-Garce= Eeater, bbor
.Sa1ia Mften efter. Mften gre6er fine
mobige Eaarer. 6or ben go6e &unit
arbeioes Der / 9iebliffet fun poo
Dagmarteatret og 8ettp Manien Gea=
tret - ont Set fgl. Eeater nnaa Ser
BELT tales iaa li6t iom m1ligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Marbns=e fanberbors Mmts 9eling

Aarbns=@ fanberbprs Mmts 9elins.
Ser bar iom befienot / Iengere
Gio neret orbei6et for at foa iberf<
iat en- 9eling al M~arbms= @fanoer>
borg Mmt / to Mmter me6 5a6e
benbol6sbts / Marbus og Climber
borg, og 6ertil itgten6e Mnoragenoer
er forlengit ttlgaaet &egiering og
&igsoogen. Maar Sagen en6nu lite
er fommen bi6ere, b9rer 5om1ne-
rens mango @alg @fpl6en; men set
menes mi, at Spgrgsmaalet bill blipe
taeet op til 8eban6ling t 2ebet al
@%fteraaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Db6sfaIb.

1t6ligere mangeaartg Oberlerer
og Sfoleinipeft9r / Sebp, @1n6.
tbeol. g. 6. 8orcbienius er / Sblge
rGreob. u. glp." afgaoet peo Dg6en
i lit Stem / 9ragitrup, 81 Mar 81.
Mfbp6e 6eltog i &rigen 1864. iom
Sribillig.
- Snoremisiionpr S. Seoegaar6
/ &olitebro CT plu6ielig afgaaet be6
9e6en, formentlig rant at ct @ierte<
flag, IS Mar al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05

Zig / oct %npoprettc6e Sefretariat, uDe
lambirfen6e 6a1ife Soreninger !
:TDlflan6".
Ser bar me6t be11imo6 145 Meno
og &bin6er, og Der tn6mel6te Jig
itrafs 140 Me6lemmer / ben npe
Gorening, bpis 5ormano er Gppo:
graf 6. Soba1fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
&pfbare &gng.

@aa en- 6ierfresl16iilling i
sfiern forleben uoitiueoe @eoaftgr
@eterfen 3 @bo6e Ss1aro @e6s.
Ser blep bu6t 800 &rorer for Sc,
11oiiueoe 8 Dpr, men Gierer for.
|1angte 1000 &rorer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Gturt sxnbbemnimas=&rpief

@aa ct Mgoe / Mlbef peb &an=
oers bebtoges oct me6 81 Stemmer
mos 9 at ino6emme 500 So. at M1=
beef @nge, bborbe6 6tsie menes al
funne p6e set 4-5-Dobbelte al,
bpoo Sc gigr i 3ieb1iffet. l16gif-
terne anIlaoes til $4,000 &rorter
eller $50 &ro11er pr. So. Ser ct
neoiat Ell 2an6befens =&pmmisiton
til Sogens @iennemf9relie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Sen fprite Truit.

Ser bar Slim paa @reSiet poo
&an6ers=@gnen Sen 9. @eptetnber.
@an6ers er 10 2an6ets Toilette @te6;
oct er ber, 8interen pleier at be-
gpn6e fgrit og boloe 1engit 1to.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
~Dan111ark.~
Sc isuberipffe &irfehpffer,

Sc isnberipffe &%irfedoffer.
0ireftpr 6. S. Ssrenien, 9e
@cbnitb'ife Sernitbberier i Malbore,
iom }tal 1epere @lofferne til Sc f6n-
oeripite- &irfer, forteller til .aalb.
Mmtst." ON Mrbeioet 11e6 6isie
&Ioffer.
Set .er ct ret inopiftd % beiper=
ligt Mrbeioe. Set ct lite giort meo
at lape Sc .1lpe Stakeholder; Der er
foo mango onore Sing, man ifal tage
Mgt. Epiferne FOR nemltg lite toe
act ollie &lofter1e 6erne6e, Be bar
Ia6et cen @lpffe. bltpe bG,1ge16e |
bper Strife, % ,,at11rligpis ifal CODE
flofferne barmorere n,eo ben &loffe,
ser berger i &irfen.
Seq bar maottet foretage fire
sfei1er til @pnoeripllano for at be-
isge &irferne ser. Sbett Steo
maotte leg toge en- ofuitiif Inalpie
of @loffen, set bill iise, at leg ffltloe
1,ofinbe alle be Toner, ser er / Slot
ten % bber Cones Spingninger -
ser er 1912 Soner / en- almin6e=
Iig &loffe -, men / &e9len 1tgie=
6es leg meo at tage ire til fire Toner
og los Sc finere Sbertoner n6e al
8etra9tning.
Serlig interesiant bar Mrbeioet
/ @%o6erslep. Ser er to &irfer, %
Sc bapoe bebolot tire &loffer. Man
fortolte mig 6erneoe, at Sc olbrig
ringe6e iamtioig, Sc par 1emlig al
1temte bber i lin Gone, % 11aar De
ringe6e iommen, par set ct iaa grl1=
iomt 6isbarmoniif Speftafel, at IN
GET fu,,6e bolbe no at b9re paa set.
Ml1 bliber &lofferne taget ne6 og
imeltet oml Sc ipb 11pe &loffer BIZ
Der itemt efter binanoen, og 11aar Dc
bliper fer6tge, bil @a6erslep bore
sen enelte 8p / 9anmarf, bbis Strife
floffer ringer / famine Gone.
S 8roagers Strife benger Ser Ell
gamme1 @1otfe fra set IL. Marbun-
6re6e. 9en er life meget ,ber6,
6ens Toner er life rene, met al
@ietetsben1Dn bliber man ~naturltg=
biz npot til at bebol6e SEN. gu
ifoI hi lope to 11pe &loffer til, iom
itenmer me6 6enne, og iom ogiao
ifal bobe Sc fannie 5maafeil
: &longen.
&irfefloffeitebningen FREEZER me-
get omfatten6e Stu6ier % Sorarbei.
ser. Det afuiti1fe Matertale bear
bei6er leg iamrnen me6 Srgantl1
@ung-@eller, 9anmarfs melt iagfpn:
bige Grpert pqa bette 0mraaoe
Derefter tegnes @loffen op, ser Ia.
bes en- Sfabelon / Sips, fremragen.
Sc banife &unitnere foriDner Slot.
fen me6 Snifriptioner og funitfer.
6ige 0rnamenter, og 6erefter Tar
@tebningen fin6e Steo. Disie Slot.
ter ifal nat1rligbis bore Momlmen.
ter, font Tan bt6ne ON 6en feItlige
&%nleoning, Sc bleb eipet i, pg Ser.
iom Stebningen lpffes, ton leg lobe
Sem, at 6e ftal bltbe ganffe oberor.
6entlige imuffe.. De ifal fao at fe,
at MISUNDERSTANDING er ei
&unitbaan6perf al &ang.
Sc ipnoeripife &iteofte6er bill fgrit
faa 0eres @loffer; ri bar / 6isfe
Gage en- UNDER Mrbei6e til &irfer
s-a
@abenraa. 81 bill 10 gierne ienoe
nogle Stpffer al Steo paa cen
I Gong, og 6esu6en Tan Organiit
&1ng=&eller, Ser prgber bber &loffe,
fer. ben gaar no al Sabrifen, life
reiie berop, bber Sang Ri bar en-
&loffe fer6tg.
Ser ifal itgbes ca. As, fom for,
6eles paa 33 ien6eripife &irfer.
Spn6eriDf Gon6 g~aranterer for,
at 6e np6ben6ige @enge CT til Ste6e
set bliber, iaa biot leg fun ie, ca
100000 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05

Err DE i%1teresseret i at kobe godt og
billigt Majs, Hvede og Alfalfaland,
skriv efter Bogen: Montana Oppor-
tunities". A. G. Farmer, Miles City,Mont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
Tanker De pas =: REESE til Canada?

vi giver Oplysninger med Hensyn til
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dette Land ligger we'd Hovedlinien at
! Canadian National Railway. Tact we'd
By med godt Marked. Jorden giver
vmldige Afgr9der. Rigelig Regn. Irri-
cation er like n9dvendig. Ingen Man.
gel paa Observation-Disclosures af Kul og
! Farmdrift i Alberta. Mango dyrkede
eller udyrkede Farme til Salg for me-
get mindre, end de er verd. Skriv til os.
THE VEGREVILLE LAND COMPANY
III. O. Braden, Mgr.
Vegreville Alberta
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-05
FOR 20 AAR
Dansk Eolkesamfunds Keloni, Askov.

Krigen er nh forbl. Enhver tmnke paa Fremtiden, s@rlg paa, hvor q
sal BIO og bygge sit Hus og HEN. vi her Askov indbyder ung oe CANNED
til at komme til Askov for at DO iblandt o. vi har til shg udmerket uop
dyrket Jord, SAINT en- Del uopdyrkede Farme. De aldre iblandt Elder kan r.
be etsn lille stykke Jord tnt we'd Byen, ener en- Id Byen, alt til rimslsd
Priser: Kom blot og bosRt Elder ibandt %: vi kender af EraHinE at baa-
de yngrc cg @ldre fNer sig hjemme 1 Askov. 49,:
For n@rmere Oplysninger skrtv til: :
Petersen 4 GRAvEsEN
Care of First State Bank Of kskov. Askoy, Minnesota
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
[ONE RObbER GETS OVER S4,O00 FROM
 BANK AT AR7ES|A
locks Cashier and Two Gus Ft0merS In Vault and Calm ~Iy Walks Away With
 the Loot

Columbus, Miss, October 2a.--(special9 daring robbery m broad daylight oc- bred at the Artesia State Bank in Ar ksia this morning at 9:30 o'clock. the bbber getting between s4.Oco and 5000 cash.
 ! It was a single handed affair. A lone | an calmly walking into the bank and bok possession. He threw pistol on ! AG. McIlwain, cashier of the bank, | nd two customers who were in the bank ] the time.
 The three men were locked in the vault {nd instructed not to come out or give he alarm in thirty minutes. The hold-up man stood his victims up |gainst the wall and commanded them B hold up their hands. Then, fearing hat passers-by might see the proceed Rgs, he called to them to put their hands their pockets. A negro woman entered he bank about this time and asked for |hange for a s10 bill. The stranger astructed the cashier to wait on her, and ke negress passed out without suspect
 that a hold-up was in progress. The
 Id up man then took all of the cash |vailable and commanded Cashier Me-
 vain to turn over the gold to him. It las in two bags, and MT. McIlwain gave linn the smaller bag and saved con tderab ble amount which was in the large |hck. A diamond ring which was in the |afe was also saved.
 As the robber was leaving MT. McllWaln
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
Drift to Cox Is So Great
 Republican Are Alarmed
tcon,inued from Page oae)

 trend toward the Roosevelt ticket will finally bring them in line.
 If republican estimates are justified as to these states forty votes must he added to the 245 votes counted on as certain. or nineteen votes more than are necessary to elect.
 The democrats seem to have greatly improved their chances for carrying Kentucky, Maryland, Indiana, Ohio Missouri, Utah, Idaho, Colorado and South Dakota. If this improvement should be substantiated by votes the total for the Cox Roosevelt ticket would be 24e, or just twenty votes less
 than are necessary. to win.
 To accomplish this overturn the
 democrats will have to take away from
 the opposition California and Con nectieut or New Hampshire, Nebraska and West Virginia, Either cembina- tion will do. The republican managers are counting againstf any such con tirgency, but there is no mistakiag l'their concern and indecision as to Inc possibilities of surprise which are conceded to be many
 The drifting away of voters from their senatorial and state tickets has | been too pronounced to ignore. Sena- 1 torial and state candidates of their party that appeared to be safe three weeks ago have been calling for help and it has been sent in liberal quanti- 1 ties.
 ! The improved democratic chances have likewise stimulated demands for assistance from states that semed lost
 to the party at the beginning of Octo' ber As a matter of fact the elec- l torate has become so elusive as to in | trude a confusion of ideas into pre- v.ous calculations of the managers and 1 to prepare them for many surprises that will take away from the repub- l licans a victory that even three days 1 before the balloting sems reason ahlv certain for them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
ons Is & The & ref, ]Nssn ]

. <eogan refused to stand byt he decision. I DePauw was awarded the game, 1 to o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30

asked if he wanted a sack to put ms
 loot in. There was no reply as the ln-
 truder calmly walked out Of the pansA
 after locking the three men in the vault.
 He walked out into the street and passed
 or hurriedly to a waiting automobile
 which was driven by confederate. They
 left the Artesa town limits gong m the
 direction of Columbus. along the Jack son highway. They were in a high- powered automobile and made good their getaway.
 McIlwain and his companions. with the aid of a screw driver liberated them selves in less than ten minutes and gave the alarm.
 It was thought the robbers had been located in the woods between Columbus and Artesia and posse of men have been searching the countryside all after 1 noon in an effort to find the robbers. l It was the first bank robbery to occur 1 iii this section and created much ex- citement in Columbus when the news reached here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE TO READ BACKS OF DECK OF MARKED CARDS IN COURT
Rx Associatedh Press

New York, October 29-ASSlStant District Attorney McGrath today amazed a crowded court room by accepting a challenge of counsel for Louis Krohnberg, indicted on a charge of cheating at poker, and reading" a deck of marked cards from their backs before Judge Me Intyre in general sessions court.
 Krohnberg's attorney. Max D. Steuer. in arguing for dismissal of the indictment. declared there was no fact to show that Krohnberg knowingly used marked cards in the game last December, in which he was charged with winning at stud poker a pot of s1s,ooo through "card reading"
 Mir. Steuer deal out several hands and declared he couldn't read the card backs He turned to Assistant District Attorney McGrath. saying;
 "The learned district attorney here has had a very great oppor- tunity to master pasteboards marked like these. Now, l challenge him to read the cards in this deck by looking at their backs"
 Mir. McGrath shuffled the deck, and then read the card backs, one bv one, as he handed them to the fudge on the bench. He did not make one mistake.
 Judge Mcintyre reserved decision.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
Local Data

r the a4 hours ending ! p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30

Rainfall -,,..-r.--- ...'.- '''''' 'Vo W Total rainfall since Jan. 1 .,...,.......59.4 .43 Excess in rainfall since Jan. ..... H.9i
 Relative humidity. a. m, %; F noon, 26; : D. n.. 20.
 Dry thermometer. a. m, 59i F noon, 57: D. m. 5o.
 Wet thermometer, a. m., 3e; F noon, F: T D. nn., 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast Rv Associated Press

Washington, October 29.-Alabama and Georgia: Fair Saturday and Sunday, slowly rising temperature
 Mississippi: Fair and warmer Satur- day. Sunday probably fair. Tennessee Fair Saturday and Sunday; rising temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
DEPAUW WINS FORFEIT
 AME FROGM VALPARAISO

Green Castle. Ind, October 2s.-DePauw University football team won a forfeit iron, the Valparaiso team here today
 when the Valparaiso eleven went off the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
Hirson Found Guilty

Adel. Ga, October 29.-Melton Hinson, alias Moon, was found guilty tonight oi tbe murder of his mother. Mrs. Susie Moon and was sentenced to life inn Drisonment
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-03
AUCTION SALE

Having sold my farm, I will sell at
public auction, the following describ.
ed property in section l, town of Do.
vre, 5 miles west of Spicer, sale to
start at 10 o'clock, on
Saturday, November 6, 1920
6 HEAD OF HORSES black mare,
yrs old, VT 1000 lbs; black mare,
II yrs old, VT 1900 lbs; / team black
mares VT $500 lbs; bay mare colts,
coming yrs old.
CATTLE-10 cows, milking, 4 fresh
in November, 2 in December: steers
8 yrs old; steers ~ yrs old; 2 heif-
ers, calves; bull yrs old, 10
spring pigs.
MACHINERY-1 Minnesota binder z
it,; Mccormick corn binder, 1 Nc
II disc; / hay rake, 4-horse har
row, l 9-horse harrow, l Moline gang
plow, 2 walking plows, 2 riding corn
cultivators, 1 walking cultivator,
lumber wagons, 1 double buggy, 1 tor
buggy, 1 John Deere spreader, bot
sled, light sleigh, hay racks, disc
DeLaval cream separator, l corn
shelter, about tons hay, 1 1000-lb
| scale, dozen SACKS, sets heaVy mar
| ness l set light harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-1 hard Goa,
heater, 2 heaters for wood or coal,
oil stove, 1 range, 1 8-gal. churn,
washing machine, 2 beds, folding
bed, l cradle, 1 baby buggy, 1 cup
board, 1 organ, many other articles
too numerous to mention.
| Free Lunch at Noon
TERMS: All sums of SO or under
cash; over that amount time will b<
| given until November list, 1921, OF
bankable notes bearing per cent in
terest. No property to be moved from
premises until settled for.
JED. CARLSON, Owner.
Peter Henderson,, Auctioneer.
Oscar A. Orred, Clerk.
| 10:27-11:;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-03
AUCTION SALE

l will sell at public auction at the
old Henry Johnson farm, section 81,
Harrison township, 6 miles northwest
of Atwater, and miles northeast of
Kandiyohi, on
Friday, Nov. 5th, 1920
Sale starts at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is list of the arti-
cles:
HORSES-1 black team horses 8
and 9 yrs old, VT 5000; black mare,
8 yrs old, W.T. 1900; l gray horse, II
yrs old, VT 140G; / mare IA yrs old,
VT 400.
10 HEAD OF CATTLE-10 milk COWS,
1 fresh and others fresh soon; 6 heif-
ers coming 2 yrs old; 1 high grade
Shorthorn bull coming 2 yrs old,
spring calves.
81 DUROC JERSEY HOGS-3 regis
tered sows yr old, / registered boar
yr old, 10 spring gifts, fall boars
and / gilt, papers can be furnished.
A11>hogs double treated for Hog Chol-
| era.
Some Shropshire ewes.
Some chickens.
MACHINERY-1 Deering grain bin.
|
1 Mccormick mower # cut, Corn
King manure spreader, l 22-shoe drill
l hay rake, 10 #, 14-inch gang pillow
l 16-inch sulky pillow, disc, 4-horse
steel lever drag, / 4-horse drag, 1 corr
planter with 80 rds wire, 1 corn cul
tivator, l 1O0O-lb scale, 2 wide tire
wagons, wagon boxes, hay rack
1 combination hay rack and box, 2 p1
bob sleds, l top buggy, sets work
ing harness, / single harness, driv
ing harness, 2 sets fly nets, some
grain sacks.
MISCELLANY-A IL tons hay
100 blu. oats, 20 acres of corn in shock
1 organ, 1 cream separator, some
household goods and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Free Lunch at Noon.
TERMS: All sums of SO or less, cash
on larger amounts time will be give1
until Nov LIST, 1921, on bankabl'
notes bearing $50 interest.
CHRIST MATTSON, Owner.
Peter Henderson, Auctioneer.
]. A. Johnson, Clerk.
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LAKE LILLIAN

Nov. 1st-Mr. and Mrs. John Olson
and children were entertained at the
Emil Linn home for dinner last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Renstrom and
daughter Elvira made call at OH
via last Sunday
Caesar Linn and Oscar Johnson at
tended the basket social at Svea Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pearson, Mr.
and Mrs Emil Linn and children and
Herbert Rudbeck visited at Willma1
Saturday.
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AUC7lONEER
(First publication Oct. Is, -4t)
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILL
CLAIMS WITHIN THREE MONTHS
AND FOR HEARING THEREON.

(First publication Oct. 10, -4t
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS WITHIN THREE MONTHS,
AND FOR HEARING THEREON
State of Minnesota. County Of KAN
diyOhi, IS.
Estate of John E. Larson, Decedent.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
E. Larson Decedent.
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to Charles johnson
and it appearing by the affidavit of said
representative that there are no debts
OF said decedent:
1t Is Ordered. That the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and the
same hereby is. limited to three months
from and after the date hereof; and
that Monday, the oath day of January
1921. at > o'clock M, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
Willmar in said County. be, and the
same hereby is, fixed and appointed as
the time and place for hearing upor
and the examination, adjustment anC
allowance Of such claims as shall be
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in The Will.
Dated Oct. 18th. 1920:
IDA A. SANDERSON,
Clerk of Probate Court
CHARLES JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY per se
Willmar. MINI.
(SeaD
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HORSE! HORSE
HORSE!

Young, gentle, intelligent, weighs
1900 lbs. Can be driven or ridden
single or double by man woman or
child. 1 do not want to SELL him.
If YOU ARE THE RIGHT KIND of
person you can have him for his keep
until Mar. 1, if you TAKE GOOD
CARE of him and return him as sound
and heavy as you get him. Inquire of
B. C. Hoyt, 608 First St. City.
HORSE HORSE HORSE HORSE
If