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The Washington times., 1920-10-24


rust. When the wheels we call
lungs, liver and heart become
too rusty to junction and co-ordi-
nate the machine we call the
body becomes unfit for use. 1t is
then that the mind casts 1t aside
and goes through the tedious
process Of getting another body.
Whether 1t goes on and assumes
a celestial body or whether 1t
returns and takes up again an
other terrestrial body / am not
prepared to say, but I know this,
from the observation Of the law
of conservation of energy, man
would save an enormous amount
OF energy and an incalculabls
amount Of time for the life Of
the race If he would conserve
and preserve the body he al
ready has.
II have kept my mind active
and alert through speaking a
number Of different languages.
To remember the vocabularies
of Greek, Latin, Hebrew and
Sanskrit, and to keep separate
in the mind the many similar,
but not quite Identical, idioms of
French, Italian and Spanish,
keep the mind polished like a
warriors sword.
where the indolent average
man lets his mind and body rust
out, the successful business or
professional man allows too mar
row specializing to eat into his
mainsprirgs like an acid. Ny
profession Is medicine, but that
has not prevented me making a
study OF music, nor have al
lowed 1t to interfere with my
research into occult sciences.
astronomy and metaphysics.
Having a number Of different
interests keeps the mind poised
and balanced. It also prevents
insanity and aids digestion by
allowing the organs to act auto
matically, which they do not do
when the mind is concentrated
on them in fear or worry over
what has been eaten.
"One OF the very best ways to
prolong life is to find something
to laugh at every day. Certain
lyf this is NOT difficult in Los
Angeles. II a man could walk
up Broadway from First to
Eighth street without seeing
something in every block to
make him smile, would suggest
that he needed the services of
either an alienist or an oculist
Or both.
why, IL a man cannot find
else to laugh at let him laugh at
temper; most Of us could find a
source Of mirth in this. Althou
my fourth marriage / have live
my one hundred years in singl
ness. My first wife only lived
and my secon wife one year
spent much OF my life In travel &
know whether or not I have {
children.
Il have made II a habit Of m
TO get mad easily. | enter
thoughts toward my fellow m
plain, nutritious food and try L
balanced diet without too much
too much protein at one meal, I
never made a fad or a fetich OF
I think most people eat too
sleep too much. often read or =
quite late at night and then ris'
the morning. III 1 feel the nees
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

enforced bachelorhood long enough
to spend Christmas at II. II. Cor
don's.
Robert Angle moved Monday TO
NJ. Weinberg's farm west of Wendell
We are sorry to lose them from the
neighborhood, and Mrs Angle will
be greatly missed from Sunday
school.
The installation of Grange officers
will take place at the school house
Tuesday evening.
The class in nursing will meet at
the school house Friday, January .
A large attendance is requested.
G M. Humphreys home was the
scene of a happy gathering of rela-
tives on Christmas day Eighteen
took their places at the table loaded
with Christmas feast The house
was decorated in Christmas colors
and mistletoe The guests were Z. r.
Davis and family. l. c. Davis and
family. Mr.. and MIS-. Krohn cf Filler.
and Miss Merle Davis of Filler
w. C. Kennedy and family were
Christmas guests at f. X. Smiths.
The DeBocrd FIRMLY spent Christ
mas together
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

hisht' and everybody had good
time
mere will be dance at Grand
i'" hall on Friday evening. Janu-
AIRY md and everybody is welcome
MI and Mrs A. Lennon enter
tanned with a night watch on New
Years eve. to number of their
friends
AIR and Mrs. D. V. Eakin had a
hfistmas dinner party for number
OF their friends.
Mn and Mrs l.. -. Templeton he'd
IA large family reunion on Christmas
day.
Mr 'y Campbell is visiting at the
nome Of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ward.
There will be meeting of the
Farmers ct Grand View hall to dis
GUS The new contract of the Land
ana Water company on Saturday
night January Bird. Everybody come
Out Is it is OF vital interest to all
Mrs Harriet Wcshburn has re-
turned from. Canyon Side. where she
WAS visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Elmer Flathers.
Mrs Clinton Smith mas her father
and mother visiting at her home for
the holidays.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
ORCHARD VALLEY

Miss Daphne shulsen went TO
Boise Sunday, returning Thurday.
Mr. II deSchepper, of Pocatello.
was ID business visitor here one day
last week
The Clifford family were guests 1T
the Nilsson home Christmas.
Mr. Roy Nilsson, who is attending
Cooling college, was IN over Christ
mas visitor at home.
The Misses Violet and GLADYS
Shalsen, who are attending the Wen
dell high school, spent the holiday
vacation with home folks.
The Pettts entertained Mr.. and
Mrs r l. Coe and Miss Laura I'm
pArey OF Gooding and Mr. and Mrs.
NJ y Mccoy and Mrs. Barton OF
Wendell at Christmas dinner.
Mr. s Nilsson was a Jerome visit
or Sunday
Messrs Lorraine and Lamb, OF the
South Side, were visitors at the
Strickland home over Sunday.
Mr. j c. Foote is suffering with
intammatory rheumatism
The children are enjoying a week 5
vacation from school duties.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
CANYON SIDE

Mrs Block spent Christmas visit
ing old friends in Canyon Side.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Nelson Shepherd.
from near Shoshone. were visiting at
the Brayton home Sunday.
Mrs Judd has been sick the past
few days.
Mrs Wise and children spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs Budd in
Jerome
All the children report fine time
at the Christmas party given at the
church Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mills have recently
moved onto the place known as the
Young" place and expect to be there
for the coming year
Mrs. Adams writes that her moth
er. for whose sickness Mrs. Adams
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
APPLETON

Mrs f. r. Davis received word
from Illinois Sunday announcing the
death of her father.
There will be a meeting AT Apple
ton school house Friday. January
2nd. at 7:50 p. m for the purpose of
discussing the new contract offered
by the Land and Water company.
The Sunday school gave an enjoy
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

was called east. is much better and
able TO be up.
The Lewis attended the Christmas
tree and program given at Eldorado
Heights Sunday.
Miss Lena Witt returned to her
school Sunday, after a weeks vacaN
ton.
A large crowd Of men, including
other districts as well IS Canyon
Side, attended the meeting called for
Friday night last, regarding the new
contract.
We had large crowd at the
Christmas tree Wednesday evening
and were able to show them a pretty
good time despite numerous de-
lays and disappointment in our
Christmas arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell en-
tertained for Christmas dinner the
Bucks and Mr.. and Mr. Robinson
from Jerome, and others.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Bolam's mother, Mrs Thomas, is
much better We nope for a speedy
return of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolam.
Our new school is being plGstered
and we expect it to be ready for
occupancy in about thirty days.
Plans are being made for . big jubi-
lee and hope everyone will come out
Mrs Ernest Witt has announced
a pie supper at Lucerne school for
Friday night. January >. Everyone
is cordially invited and the ladies
are to bring the pies
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
STATE SPECIALIST HERE

Mr. Prem Moore. poultry specialist
OF the University of Idaho. will meet
the poultry project leaders of the
different communities at the court
house on Tuesday January 9th. at
one d. N. sharp. Mr. F. r Camack
dairy specialist. will meet dairy pro-
jest leaders of the different commun-
it;vs Of the county on Wednesday at
the same place and hour, to plan
the dairy program for the county.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

Al" '"''"d>
|---
Ne Times .'' "li us readers "
- HAPPY ~" i''r' ana may your
pc is'o'l''"' ''' only Dc MADE
1000 rata p-' '~rr'ed out 20 th'
-
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|--,,. ,o, i.,,i a...t.r
-, custom. ,o al. Ga. 49,.
Er Wilaa ~ Soda spr.nFs
b nss man4ter of the Wenici
BEL AS .n jerome Tuesday Mr.
r4ins is op'n m personhed AND
). Ao,si which .e manages Is show
-' '"'' p" 'H"u'"'' al
'''s' Nn'pp'As cream jerome
7-'''''
' D Bake aas added quite an
''''nen' 90 ha tailor shop 90
y Eay Of a steam boiler The boil
NfAtt1 lN t' uAHh OF the tailor
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| ,..,. Nv. 'on '"' 0o'''' go
'leaniag roon which heat ,h,
las room 'Hricntly TO dD
Us quickly n the clodc.i o'
amer The p..aing machine
y connected Hih tho boiler thr
as away e''A 'he gasoline fum,
IL aud Mr. Johnson were
" ron T~in Sails Thursday
70, quick ,,,... on ,. ,
n loan, see v tIa,s. a..
' = "''''' '''
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I,ssy
u-A n Won s,'.', ' ~. your .,. nom
.. 'hov on I.s.,ry of,h and s,,,h
"A. p,.,. '"'F MIN ana ''N''
4 ,,o,, eyn wynn returned sun
u" year MHs Wynn was % stem
'P1s' Tor several years iu This
saving az one time been cm
~ 10 me JAYS Office of Henry "
Alfalfa seod n.,..a ,,,
" Jumped ...', =, 49,
days A li..l,oa a,,o,,,, -, oo
y cent test homo go rra,a,
essnon.pepc. ~
Oh
n ~ yl Enmaorol returned Mondo,
sas there o ,.,s' c visiting wit" ms
'''l christmas
HH Katbor.
se Friday f. o,. n,
college
\ -'4'4t
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y on the ~, ", ,'.,,,,,,
stlnas tro. =" nr "aa a.. " OT ,,Ss,.'
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

\ s.,.red az -ecOnd-class matter
40 1911 40 the post Office at
ns Idah under the act OF
| "rh 3, 1877
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
,rp0NE COUNTY TINES

a.hea ever thursday at Jerome.
Idaho
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

,.,rRlPrloN $500 PER YEAR.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

sreKI.EY NLkER, Publisher
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

ne Times .rs all its readers IL
* Happy N,a fesr. and may your
El resolution aot only be made
(. rod faith bD' e-rried out 10 the
T..
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

llsis seems Dee plenty OF coal
|mlss now .al local dealers ar.
r.g eusiome 90 take i've tons
a.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

Velvet whipping cream jerome
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the InteriC

department OF the Interior,
u s. Land office at Vale, Oregon
January 9Th, 1920,
Notice is hereby given that Acel s.
Witbeck, OF Ontario. Oregon, who,
on February 26, 1915, made Home
stead entry No, O3667, for sEA
See. 4, E1aNEA Sec. . and VIZ
NWA, Section 10, Township II
South, Range 46 East, Willamette
Merriam has filed notice OF intention
TO make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Clay NJ stearns, U. S.
Commissioner, at Ontario, Oregon,
on the 10th day of February, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ralph Griffith, Henry Wolf, j. r.
zumwalt, John Elliott. all of Ontario.
Oregon. THos. JONES,
Register.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08
NOTICE OF ANNuAL MEErING.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the shareholders OF
the Ontario National Farm Loan
Association viii be held at the city
hail. Ontario. Oregon. at p. m.
Tuesday, Jan. 18th. 1920.
Purpose OF meeting is to elect
board OF directors and receive secre.
tary-Treasurer's annual report.
w. II, HOMAN.
SecretaTy-Treasure
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08
JUNTURA NEWS notes.

On Tuesday night, January 18th
The Artists Trio, presented by the
lllison-White Lyceum Bureau, will
tppear in Juntura The Trio consists
ui Mrs. Vera Mackelvie, cartoonist,
Miss Florence Thorpe. contralto, and
Miss Alma Merriam, reader, cornetist,
and pianist. The entertainment they
offer promises to be most interesting
ca the artists sent out by this Bureau
are always of high grade OF excel
lonce. The program will be followed
by a dance.
Mr. Dunlop of the Vale Trading
Co., was in town last week helping
with the inventory at the local V. T..
store.
Albert Altnow was a Juntura Wis
itor on Friday.
Mr.. Harry Eastman of Vale passed
through town last week on his way to
Drewsey on business connected with
water rights there.
Miss Nettie Mcdonald returned to
Boise on Friday after visit with her
parents near Beulah. Miss Lane Nc
Donald was unable to return to
school at this time owing to an in
jury received from fall on the ice
some time ago.
Mr. Dee Woodruff of Drewsey was
n Juntura visitor tho last of the
week.
Mr.. Tom Woodruff made n short
business trip to Baker last week. re-
turning Friday.
Miss Short passed through on Fri
dny on the way to her school IN
Drewsey.
Mr.. Edwin johnson of Drewse'
passed through Junturn on his way
10 Vale the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Smith were
Juntura visitors on Saturday, seeing
their daughters off TO school.
Mrs. Della Vollmer returned Fri
day from her holiday visit In WASH
Mr.. James Graham. who went TO
westfall to assist In the New Years
celebration there. returned on Fri
day.
Mr. Thodore Breck. Jr.. IL taking
the census I'm this district. which In
cludes Juntura. Beulah and Skull
Springs.
Mrs. Lloyd Edmundson, who has
boon very III with pneumonia at the
home OF her father. Mr.. A. +. Master
son. ls we'll onsher way to recovery
VIM. Jones returned from a short
visit TO Jonesboro the last OF the
week.
Mrs. George Baker was taken TO
the Ontario hospital for treatment
last week. She was accompanied by
Dr Hedges. who returned on Friday
Roddy Macarthur. Adam Murray
and Duncan Frazier were In Juntura
last week shipping their sheep TO
Brogan.
The New Years dance. which be-
came a Leap Year ball az midnight
was well attended and a good time
enjoyed by all.
Because OF III health Miss Coyell |
was unable to resume her school
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08

Mrs, Lawson Newell, who only re.
Gently moved into town with her hus
band and children, met with seri
Gus accident on Monday afternoon
While walking on an icy sidewalk,
Mrs Newell had fall that resulted
In broken leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed were
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08

New Year visitors in Juntura. Mr.
Reed former resident OF Juntura,
has charge OF the general store at
Beulah.
Juntura was visited by heavy
snow fall on Sunday night.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08

Gladys Udick was hostess at a
Jolly slumber party, Friday evening,
and the following girls report a most
enjoyable time; Vella Cronin. Fern
crummett, Mamie Stewart, Mary
Springer, Derce Dearborn and Gladys
udiek.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08

work after the holidays, Mt stan
Icy Asp Is substituting for Mr.. Breek
until the latter finishes the census.
Mr.. George McClaren returned
from Riohland, Wash, on Monday.
Mr.. McClaren has been absent for
about three weeks visiting a daugh-
ter
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 express our apprecia-
tion for the many kindnesscs shown
us in the passing of our loved one.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Mcpherson
Mrs. A. Jaquish and Family
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08

Tho ". C. r. o. viii meet at the
home OF Mrs Seguiue on Tuesday,
January 10, at 2 o'clock
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08

MRS. CHRISTENSEN, teacher OF
piano. Phone DIR. 2OO-Gtf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08

WANTED-Two orthree furnished
or unfurnished rooms. no children.
196-6-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-01-08

WANTED Competent girl for house
work Mrs II. w. Swagler.
2O1-61t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-24
Marsfeit % Subinn,,,.

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Mars6agen for. Snbbielien al ct.
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Snoteeterr1e Of gaIeet Of S,1le.
merfer rGbriftn1og SeaIs") tiIfnl.
Der Gonoet for @efiernpel{e of Ga.
ring, faa man cir en- goo @ier1,ing
be6 at fiibbe Dem. Set er. giort let
for 8ublifam at ffu1t,1e fiipbe rGbriit.
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|faIg finder Steo fem Requirements.
butler; besuben er Merferne at faa
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@oftfont6rer1,e.
8ubIifitn bill peo at BRUCE fflittigt
oisfe Sulemerffer, fom Hebes poa
SSulepattfer % @rebe, p6e en- sfiarb
ta set Notwithstanding SormaoI.
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lion, fion Ieoer aarrpen MOB gu.
berfuIoien, bar birfet { fefgten ,slar.
5or fernten Mar ioen bar Dgospro-
certe11 Of oe1nes gpgbom 20O.7 pr.
100000 Snbbpggere, III. e. ben
gooet 11eo tiI 145 pr. 100000.
Manba tat fenogtpbe MiIlior1er
SS%ulemprfer iom Mtnittl1m for Sal.
get bette Mar / Minneiotn.
gf De Meibler, om in6fom111er,
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SmbeIer 6anien uhplbt OBJ,

SS1beler 6anien rbolbt op".
Sioite 9irs6ag 6orn1io6ag blet
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5anfen paa FULLERTON Mpe1l1e boIot
op for tfeoies@ Sang 2pbet al balb=
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befnRgter1te ct noiegt Eager al Dia-
ma1ter tni 10000 ouurs garbi. ri
Der lite err por 1bfiet hiI at g1rtii.-
be 6orbrDoernee lite 11oge az
iperae ON. ger ! Gbieogo er Ell Ba<
gatel pao 5000 Dollars Mop 1T mo-
get Ser batter bpfiet, set ct 81
ifaa bn1t III. aoplpoige 8orgere,
Der lite spil 1,oipte iio for be ubeba-
=gelliige= gtimpno boIoer iig Meglen
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tunes life at bore noget Miood III
q iefte en Clipper or ben Mrt Sors
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foloe gdr or, at set ernteopirfe1be
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Naaaoe set MI gar bar oct auaet
|giennem belle 5o1nl1eren me6 og
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rngtbarezfsSyeH or 6eres Dperatio:
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Gn ass % slebtlissS I'll tilsaftes
2anbsmenb ct. &aad.
Sen NJ 81. &ebers &irfe i Minne.
ubuIiS.

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paa. 50. She. 81. og32. ct. Sen
bill blibe br,,et fbrite Song til CUBS
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inobpoes perltgit til at beltage !
6enne @uostie1leite % iamtioig ie
ben im1ffe Strife.
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Kirker og ForeningeI.

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lg elske SASS bennemode'
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-24
,gmrpriie Bartp" Goutb ct, Saul.

ngmrpriie 8artp" i Gontb Ct, &sa11l.
Mange 8orgerei South ct. 8aul
bar i 1engere SID Haget ober, at Il-
fobol<Driffe frit bier. iolgt for aabne
9gre / Bpen, og at Der De iamme
lSte6er bolbtes oabne Spillebuler.
SenbenoeIier til 8pens Mopor % til
@olitiet bialp intet, % De LOB Cob,
brDberne bore i G6reo. 6orbo16ene
bleb til fioit faa 1,m1lige, at noget
maatte Der gieres, og Dafota Gou11=
LTD gmbe6smpno tog iaa Mffpre.
On Dberrumpling al De fire bgrite
Butler bleb pla11lagt 90 giernentert
|Onsoag Aften, % @jerne iamt ca.
$50 briffenoe % fpillenoe 8erioner
blep taget me0 en- iau fuloitartoig
0perra}felie og meo ct &1p, JON Der
biit fialoen er let Mage til. Deter
en- lang &iitorte, Der er ligeiaa pan-
ben6e Jon ben melt s~ipanoenoe @o-
man. DenS Gnfeltbeoer bill mon
babe left ! Dagblaoene. @u Ell
Spgrgsmaalet fun, ON Sagen mob
2opbrpoerne bliper giennemfert iaa
oct enoeliae Reiultat fan blioe BET
tiliiateoe. Mhor aabenlps Jorlgt
for 2oDen % Dbertraoelie Of ben
~giennemfgres fom Der meb SpiI %
|Salg Of Driffe, 90 fan man 10 lite
unbre fig ober. at 9erioner enfeltbis
itialer, rsper 90 plpnorer. Det
fioite er 10 lite mere 3obbt1,o END
bet fgrite.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-17
AUCTION SALE

A public auction sale will be con-
Quoted on the John Dahlbeck farm on
the west shore of Foot Lake, town
of Willmar, on
Saturday, December 4th.
commencing at II o'clock sharp, the
following described property:
HORSES gray mare 10 yrs old, 1
gray mare 8 yrs old, black horse s
yrs old, dark brown horse, yrs
old, dark brown horse IL yrs old,
l gray mare 10 yrs old, bay horse
II yrs DID, black mare 8 yrs old, l
bay colt coming 2 yrs old, l gray colt
coming 2 yrs old.
MACHINERY-1 Hayes 4-shovel cul-
tivator; l Overland 6-shovel cultiva-
tor; l tanning mill almost new; /
pair Of horse blankets, new; l seed
corn rack; l 1920 Ford runabout; 4
sets of work harness; 2 scoop boards,
l Deering binder it,; 1 Great West
ern manure spreader, new; / Hayes
wheel corn planter new with 80
rds of check wire; Dain hay bucker
new; l eft. Mccormick mower; /
lift. Mccormick hay rake; l John
Deere low down spreader; Emer-
oOA' A1-AA' 6@A6 pAO", Jou0oN4AAC
corn planter with 80 rods wire; 1
platform buggy; l single buggy;
24-ft Ponder drag; 1 wagon complete
| with triple box; 1 hay rack IA it;
hay rack with wagon; truck wagon;
16x18 Osborne disc; I pair of bob
| sleds; 1 20-disc Peoria drill; about
IL ton of good wild hay; about 250
to 300 shocks of corn; about 1900
bushels of corn in crib; $50 bushels
of oats.
Free Lunch at Noon.
TERMS: All sums of $40 or under,
cash; over that amount time will be
given until November LIST, 1921, on
approved notes bearing per cent in
terest. No property to be removed
until settled for.
VIM. CARLSON, Administrator Of the
SANDER PETERSON ESTATE
w. N. Davis, Auctioneer.
| Kandiyohi County Bank, Clerk.
11:17-24 1871