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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
Blind Votinu

Editor Tribune: At least one thou
sand country people here in Kandiyo-
hi County voted to endorse the TAX
ing OF the bread and butter out OF
the mouths OF their innocent children
and the clothing on OF their backs
when they cast their ballots for VOL
stead for Congress. Experts have
figured out that the Cummins- Esch
railroad bill which Volstead supported
will add $1.0O per day to the living
expenses OF the average family.
Yet even some poor WashWOmen
voted for this man and against Rev.
o. J. kvale.
Every man has his price" and
money will do anything" say the
professional politicians.
Alas! these statements appear to
have been verified at the recent cleo
ton.
1t seems sad to think that some
twenty families in a township will
vote against the. other eighty when
their interests are identical, and all
through sheer ignorance. The fifteen
hundred reform majority in this coun-
ty should have been doubled, and it
can be by the next election thru sys.
teudL1C eQuCaLlO0.
Let womans club be formed in all
the townships and let it include every
woman who values her home and
seeks the welfare Of her family and
her children. With the political edu-
cation that may be easily acquired at
these meetings with her neighbors,
the average farm woman would be
proof against the VillainOuS but Sc
ductive and plausible falsehoods SO
industriously peddled out during the
late campaign by paid agents of the
Plunderbund, who often posed as an
gels Of mercy wearing the livery of
Heaven.
But these sanctimonious friends
who worked for Volstead cannot sue.
cessfully repeat the performance if
the women will only organize clubs
and study political economy.
When the hard working farm won.
en- learn how they and their husbands
have been exploited by the small pri
vileged class who stand between them
and their market, and who also
boost" the price of sugar and other
household necessities almost at their
own sweet will they will know how
to vote and no amount of persuasion
by the high priced professionals will
sWerve them from the right course
They will line up solidly at the polls
for the protection of their homes anG
the right of themselves and their chill
dren to live on the earth and enjoy
the fruits of their own labor.
The Cornfield Philosopher.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
Standardization

Miss Florence Nelson, daughter of
Mr.. Minus E. Nelson, and Mr.. Floyd
Summerlet son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Summerlet, were married at II o'clock
Oct. %, at the Lake Lillian Methodist
parsonage, Rev. Norleman officiating
The bride wore blue georgette dress
over secco silk, and her sister, Miss
Gladys, was bridesmaid, and she wore
a messaline dress. Mr. Gerold Bonn
sta was best man.
Mrs. Norleman sang the solo, 1.-The
Hour that Gave Me YOU"
The newlyweds left on a short auto
trip to St. Cloud and other northern
points.
They will be at home to their many
friends on farm near Thorpe after
Nov. 18th.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
sunday at the E. J. Hood home.

y.
The Halloween program and bas-
ket social held in the town hall by the
school children Of Dist. No. /, was a
success and the proceeds went for
the benefit of the town hall. They
were nearly $50.
Miss Helen Welch who is employed
at the O. N. Graveyard home spent
Sunday at her parental home.
Little Olive Nelson is recovering
nicely from the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murphy left
for Willmar Wednesday where they
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Over
son and P. ]. Haley until Thursday
when they left for Sioux Falls, S. D.,
where they will make their future
home at 225 West Third street. Mr..
Murphy is working in the stone quar-
nv at that place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
Austin Seastedt left last Frid

Austin Seastedt left last Friday
for New London.
Miss Lauddie Pelton returned to
her parental home last Thursday in
Minneapolis after visiting the past
week with Eleanor De La Hunt.
-HAVE YOUR EXTRA KODAK
PRINTS MADE NOW, OLIVE
Bros, OPPOSITE GLARUM no.
TEL.-tf.
Mrs. David Bengtson and two chill
dren, Mrs. G. N. Tegnell and son Gus,
tat left last Thursday for visit at
Mrs. Tegnell's parental home in But
falO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10

to Martin HolmQuist; und. is int in
Lots 8, 9, II and 10 of Block g. Glar-
um's addition. $4,000.
Nov. 3. Gustaf A. Erickson and wife
to Mary B. Ward; Lot of Block g.
Erickson's Third Addition. 100000.
Nov. 5. Jallmer F. Nyquist and wife
to Dorthea Larson; North 10 it of
Lot II and all of Lot II. Block 49,
Spicer's Addition. S6,000.OO
Nov 5. Magnus Hvam and wife to
Bert Dygert; Lot 3 and South 10 it
of Lot 2, Block s. Spicer's addition.
$6,50O0O.
Nov. 5. Bert Dygert and wife, to
Gertie Dunning; Lot and South 10
it of Lot 2, Block s. Spicer's addition.
81. 90.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
All of our new folders, now
on our shelves. Have your Xmas
Photos made now. Elkjer Studio.
If
Jas. Watson Says, r'H Never Forget

Jas. Watson Says, "I'II Never Forget
When Fathers Hogs Got Cholera"
'One morning he found 20 hogs
dead and several sick. He called in
the Vet. who after dissecting a rat
caught on the opremises, decided that
the rodents had conveyed germs.
Since then l am never without RAT
SNAP. It's the surest, quickest rat
destroyer l know" Three sizes, 35t,
Csc, 1925. Sold and guaranteed by
Nelson & Gabbert and F. J. Hallin.
Willmar, Minn.-adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
COLFAX

Nov. Sth-Mrs. Selmer Olson re-
turned to her home at Clinton Mon
day after weeks visit with relatives
here
Victor Johnson of Rhame. N. D., ar
rived Friday for visit with friends.
Augusta Olson returned to the cit
les last week after spending months
vacation at her home here.
Alfred SWenson left for Willmar on
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
HAWICK

Nov. >th-Mrs. L. \. Reamer left
recently Tor Minneapolis where she
will live this winter
Some of the ladies of this vicinity
served lunch Tuesday during election
hours at the town hall. The proceeds
which were about $40 went for the
benefit of the hall. There were 1862
votes cast here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennie Pelkey spent
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
October Weather

A summary of the weather condi-
tions during the month of Oct. shows a
quite heavy precipitation amounting
to 1.60 inches. No snow fell during
the month but arrived on Nov. 1st.
The lowest temperature recorded was
% degrees and on the 10th the mer-
curry gave us real warm day at 70
degrees. The average temperature
during the month was 529 degrees
There were 10 clear days during the
month and the remaining cloudy or
partly cloudy.
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A ChaIIenoe-But I

A ChaIIenge-But Not Accepted
The Cornfield Philosopher has chal-
lenged the reactionaries at Spicer for
a joint debate, he defending TOWN
leyism" so called. The standpatters
are to be allowed to select their cham
pion from anywhere in the state. It
is not likely however that the debate
will follow as the reactionaries de-
pend on success by keeping the peo-
pie ignorant of the real issues.
In a debate with the Philosopher
they would learn something they
would like to keep hidden.
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Card Of Thanka

We hereby wish to express our
sincere thanks to relatives and
friends who assisted us during the
illness and death of our little daugh-
ter. Thanks for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flann.
and Family.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
A surprise was given at the John
Odland home Sunday afternoon in
honor of Otto Odland who has recent
ly returned from Minneapolis where
he has undergone another operation
on his injured arm. A large crowd
was present and he was presented
with sum of money as remembran.
&c from his many friends.
Robert Olson finished his thresh.
ing for the season on Monday and
shielded his threshing outfit
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10

Xmas soon here. Have your
pictures taken now for your Hoi-
day gifts, at Elkjer'. Studio. If.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
Basket Social

Saturday evening, Nov. goth, the
pupils OF Dist. &c. four miles north
east Of Kandiyohi, will give program
and basket social. Ladies, please
don't forget your baskets.
Lulu Falkingham, teacher.
11:10;17
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
Card Of Thanks

We desire to take this opportunity
to gratefully acknowledge the many
kindnesses shown us during our re-
cent bereavement and loss of our dear
husband, brother, father and son. We
also wish to express our thanks to
those who contributed those beauti
full flowers and the B. of R. T.
Mrs. VIM. FOrsberg.
John A. Forsberg.
Brothers and Sisters.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10

-lenox Laundry Soap, 10 bars for
4oc at New and Second Hand Store.
AoV' 1870
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10

Frank and Arthur Johnson of At
water were Willmar callers on Friday
evening.
bargains in heaters at the New
and Second Hand Store. Adv. 1910
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10


From whom Township Amount
received or precinct received
r. Rasmussen. Mamre .$126.35
r. Rasmussen, Arctander ...... 81.45
r. Rasmussen, Norway Lake -. $500
r. Rasmussen. ST. Johns ...... 1900
r. Rasmussen. Viii. of Pennock.. 1880
William Lovander, twp Dovre.... 1925
Nels Alvig, twp of Dovre <..... 1886
0. C. Olson. twp of Dovre ...... 500
Chas. Eddy, twp Whitetield go. 1850
James Mattson. twp Whitet1eld.. ALSO
Herbert Forstrum, twp Willmar.. 1900
Thorvald Hanson. twp of Willmar $500
G. A. Harrison. twp Kandiyohi. 11.75
Nellie Peterson. Will. AtWater ..1111O
Nellie Peterson. Harrison ...... 1896
Nellie Peterson. E. Lake Lillian. 61.25
Nellie Peterson, tennessee ...... 81.25
Nellie Peterson. Lake Elizabeth 54.65
Edw. Elkjer, Willmar 3rd ward 14O.75
c. L. Englund, Willmar 3rd ward 100
Mrs. Walter Wilson, twp Kand-
Mrs. Walter Wilson. Green Lake 3S.i5
Mrs. Walter Wilson. Will. Spicer 1888
$133133
c. w. ODELL,
Treasurer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
Mr.. P. LaDuke, Farmer, Says, "You
Bet Rats Can Bite Throuuh Metal,

Bet Rats Can Bite Through Metal"
II had feed bins lined with zinc
last year.. rats got through pretty
soon. Was out SIS. A .$1.25 pkg. of
RAT-SNAP killed so many rats that
I've never been without it SINCE Our
collie dog never touched RAT-SNAP."
You try it. Three sizes, $50, $50,
1925. Sold and guaranteed by Mel
son & Gabbert and F. J. Hallin, Will
mar, Minn-adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
OVER THOUSAND DOL
LARS RAISED IN DRIVE
Partial Returns From Salvation
Army Drive Submitted by
Treasurer Odell

The returns of the recent Salvation
Army drive are now coming in from
the various districts in the county
and altho the amount aimed for has
not been reached in the least, over a
thousand dollars has been raised with
good prospects Of clearing the ST.
100 allotment to be solicited by the
County Advisory Board. The board
hoped to raise four thousand dollars
but the solicitors have not met with
as liberal response as expected. Many
delays were encountered before the
solicitors began their work in all
parts of the county and many reports
are still not available. These will
come in for publication within the
next week. The following is the re-
port Of the Treasurer:
The following amounts have been re-
ceived by me Treasurer for the Sal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-16
COUN NTY WIDE DIPPING
CAMP A|GN To RID THE
DIST RI Ct OF TICKS

DR.. w. r. Scott, inspector in
charge of tick eradication in this dis
trict is in the city. and will assist
County Tick Inspector w. =. Martin
in driving the tick entirely out of the
county.
They will inaugurate county wide
campaign of dipping beginning May
z0rh, and when they have finished,
hope TO be able to report not one
restricted herd large or small in the
county.
In speaking of the coming week
yesterday DIR. Scott said: "The pur-
pose Of this years dipping is to de-
termine the result of last years
work
while we feel that much ground
has been gained in the work already
done. we should not become too opti-
mistic by assuming that the county
is tick free; the status of the county
in this respect is questionable, and
must be so regarded until the COM
ing seasons work proves the result
Of last years effort.
carter county is rSiedSCu from leu
eral quarantine against tick fever.
and all cattle originating here are
moving unrestricted by federal quar-
antire regulations to any part Of
the United States. instead of being
consigned to quarantined divisions of
the market centers for slaughter only
as was the case prior to release from
quarantine December 1st. 1919.
Neglect on the part of any cattle
owner, large or small may be the
cause of a. perpetuation of a local
infcstation of fever ticks, which if
allowed to go unguarded and unquar-
antined would RAPIDLY infest the free
areas, and thus bring to naught the
efforts already put forth against the
enemy of the pure bred cattle indus
try of Carter county
To this end, l hope that all will CO.
operate in isolating and exterminat-
ing the last fever tick"
The schedule here appended effect
i've May Goth, will be enforced, and
all cattle owners are requested to
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note the date of dipping in at tlSir
respective watts, and each 2S days
thereafter, that all cattle and range
horses be presented for dipping at the
time agd place designated.
Cattle and horses on premises which
have been placed under local quaran-
tine, by reason OF the fact that late
Moline ticks were found last season,
which render such premises unsafe,
will dip at IA day intervals at the
designated vat.
That portion of Carter county
known as the strip" adjoining the
Murray county line which mas com
pleted its second year Of systematic
dipping, is declared tick free, except
such points as are under local quar-.
antine. Following is n list of the
watts and dates of dipping that will
be carried out in the coming county
wide campaign:
L. II. Akers, inspector. district |,
Round Up, May 20; Milo, May 81;
Abram, May 22 Mines, May "a
Wheeler, May 26; Carter, May 2S;
Brooks. May 81; Fox, June 2; Camp,
June q; Tatums, June s.; Perkins.
June 8; Harrell, June II; Eaves,
June IA.
District 2, H. NJ. Putnam, inspect
or Chagris Hill, May 81; River, June
/; Berwyn, June 8; Pennington, June
A: West, June Z; Deese, June 81;
Newport, June 10; Taliaferro, June
II.
District 3, C. s. Hare, inspector;
Sullivan. June 8: Cheek, June 10; Bry-
ant, June 10; Bunker HILL June IA:
Lone Grove. June 49, McCauley, June
L. Black Jack, June IS.
District 4. Potter Pruitt, inspector;
Ferguson, June Z; Bailey, June s.;
Ford, June lO Holder, June Il; Hooks,
June Il; Kirby, June Is; Daube, June
II; Brock, June IS.
District 5, j. V. Holly, inspector:
Provence, May 81; Mulkey, June ?;
King, June s. Ellis June A. Cox,
June Z Rogers, June 8; Media, June
10.
District g. George Tucker, inspect
or: Chase May 81; Parker, June, 5;
Newton, June s; Wilson, June 10;
Hewitt June IL; Pleasant Grove,
June is: kellar, June II; Healdton,
June 81; Dundee, June "a; Davis,
June &c.
Newark, n. j., May Is. - Willie
Jackson outfought Johnny Dundee
in 12 rounds
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Personals.

Sam Mccullough, manager of the
parks department of the Southern
Motor Company, who has been in De.
troit, Michigan. is expected back the
first Of the coming week.
The Cadillac Sales Company are
overhauing and re-arranging the
building at 4O7.11 West Main street,
formerly occupied by the Southern
Motor Company and expect to be
ready for business this week. The
office building is undergoing some
useful and needed repairs in the way
of shelving and counters. The stor.
age room is now ready TO take care
of any business that comes in.
Mrs. b. l.. Rowland, former owner
of the Oklahoma Tire Company bust
ness and well known here, will re.
turn TO Ardmore May II to assume
management of The Seagate Tire and
Rubber Company Offices.
j. P. Brswley of the Hudson Motor
Sales Company, expects to leave again
in few days for Detroit TO obtain
another shipment of Hudson and Es.
sex cars.
l.. d. Nelms of the Slaughter Motor
Company is in Detroit, Michigan, this
week on business. Mr.. Nelms is ac.
companied by his wife and from De.
troit. they will go to Minnesota and
spend a couple OF weeks before re-
turning home.
Lucien Cox of the Princess Theatre,
is driving a new seven passenger
Westcott, purchased of the Kennedy
Motor Company. 1lS East Main street.
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MACHINERY FOR OIL
TEST HAS ARRIVED
Qrrom Marietta Monitorl


The machinery for the oil test to
be drilled by the Love Petroleum
Company, near Enville, arrived a few
days ago and is being hauled to the
location. This is the best string of
tools ever seen in this section of the
country and all of it is new, having
never before been used. The derrick
for the well was completed last week
and work in every department Of
the development of the company is
progressing satisfactorily at the pres
ent time. They have a large amount
OF casing already here and unloaded
from the car and the contract for
hauling it 10 the location has also
been awarded. Drilling at this loca-
ton should be in progress within the
next few weeks.
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Newark, n. j., May Is. - Willie
Jackson outfought Johnny Dundee
in IL rounds.
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Slaughter Motor Companv

Briggs-Burba Motor Company of Nc.
Alister has been delivered the fol.
lowing cars during the week just
passed: One five passenger Chalmers
car, one Sport Model Chalmers, one
Maxwell truck.
l.. c. Slaughter, City. is driving a
new five passenger Chalmers.
E. l.. Flynt of Madill has been de.
hvered a Sport Model Chalmers by
the Slaughter Motor Company.
Security Motor Company, sub.
agents in Pauls Valley. were deliver.
ed during the week one five passeng.
er Chalmers and one Maxwell Truck.
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Southern Motor Company.

The Magnolia Petroleum Company
have purchased a Dodge Brothers
roadster,
A Dodge Brothers Touring car has
been delivered to Biggerstaff and Lit.
Teton at Sulphur by the local agency
here.
DR.. w. NJ. Johnston. city, is driving
Dodge Brothers Coupe, a recent
purchase Of the Southern Motor Com.
pany.
RADON Motor Company Of Madill
purchased a Dodge Brothers Touring
car of the Southern Motor Company
during the week.
A, H. Cornell, city, is driving a
Dodge Brothers Touring car.
The Empire Gas and Fuel Com.
pany have bought an Oil Field Spec.
ial of the local agents here. the
Southern Motor Company.
StrOman Motor Company.
Mr. Herrick of the Gtronnan Ntotor.
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paid $2i and war tax for a pair of
shoes. and then Immediately sought
out an insurance agency to have them
insured.
Mr.. Barron stated that the party
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Grand Central Garage

T. ]. Deskins has purchased a Spec.
ial Six Studebaker Of the Grand Cen
trail Garage during the week just
past.
A Special Six Studebaker has been
delivered to J. G Crosby by the
Grand Central Garage.
The Grand Central Garage report
a car Of Studebakers en- route to Ard
more from the factory at Detroit
Michigan. This car is the regular
May allotment for the local com.
pany.
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Paige Motor Comnany.

Roy McAlister, salesman Of the
Paige Motor Company, reports the
sale of a Marmon Coupe TO 7. w.
Champion this week.
D. G, Fitzgerald has ordered a
four passenger Marmon Coupe through
the sales agents here.
C. c. Hay of Healdton while trans.
acting business in the city this week
made purchase of a new five pas
senger Paige car which he drove
home.
Mrs. Chas. Dobbns residing at GA
Third Ave. southwest, is driving a
new Paige Coupe, recent purchase
Of the Paige Motor Company here
Mrs. Collier Of Ringing, purchas-
ed Paige Coupe, which will shorten
the distance from Ringing to Ard
more considerably.
Malone Lykins of the popular groc.
cry firm of Lykins 4 Co., is driving
a new seven passenger Paige.
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Hudson Motor Gales Co.


Floyd Rabon Of Madill was q bus
mess visitor TO Ardmore this week
and while in the city purchased a
Hudson Speedster, which he drove
home,
A Hudson Speedster has been de-
livered during the week to $, A.
George by the Hudson Motor Sales
Company.
The Hudson Motor Sales Company
have recently sold a Hudson Speed
southwest.
L. B. James was in the city this
week on business from Wilson. Mr.
James drove home an Essex roadster,
purchased of the Hudson Motor Sales
Company.
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of the first part tried every agency
In the city but none OF them wouic
assume the risk, and he will have 10
carry his own insurance on the high
class footgear.
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Success Motor COMPANY.

H. f. Garrison has been delivered
a Chrevolett during the week by the
Success Motor Company.
The Success Motor Company sold
to Son Williams a Maxwell Touring
car which has been delivered.
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Shoe Insurance

James Barron is authoritS for the
statement that young man of the
city entered local shoe emporium,
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CONCENTRATION

A SERVICE DEPARTMENT THAT IS
COURTEOUS, YSTEMATIC AND
BUSINESS-LIKE. TT CONCENTRATES
ON DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS.
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Announcement

We have secured lease on part of the
Allen building, now being built at II to 13
West Broadway, and will move the Hudson
and Essex Agency to this building as soon
as it is completed. We expect to be able
to get into the new quarters by June 1st,
and will be better prepared to take care
of our Hudson and Essex customers, as
our new location will be closer in and
right in the heart Of automobile town.
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AlRDMORE MOTOR NOTES

Corp. returned from Detroit and Chic.
ago where he has been the past two
weeks. He reports freight conditions
very bad in the east but while there
he was successful in securing a
number of Oakland Cars and Diamond
T trucks for his company.
Il, j. Stroman and Harold Speer Of
the Stroman Motors Corp, are in
Chicago this week attending a con.
vention Of the distributors of the Dia.
mond T truck which is made in that
city.
Announcement has been received
by the Stroman Motors Corp. that
the Diamond Y Truck Company which
they are distributors in Southern
Oklahoma, will soon have on the mar.
ket their new "On Field Special"
truck. This truck is to be an over
size two ton truck and will be equip
ed with everything that is needed
in the field by the oil man. Among
the many features are electric lights
radiator guard trailer attachment,
pull hooks on either end of frame, ex.
ira heavy frame together with a
heavy duty motor transmission and
rear axle.
Word has been received from Mr.
Stroman Of the Stroman Motors Corp.
who is in Pontiac. Michigan, that he
has secured another shipment OF Oak
land cars.
Miss Alice Hudson OF Lone Grove
was in the city last week and pur.
chased a new Oakland Touring car
of the Stroman Motors Corp.
Mrs. w. r. Gily and Mrs. f. +.
Lane purchased a new SAC Oakland
roadster of the Stroman Motors Corp.
the past week