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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
KANDIYOHI

May 3rd.-Mr. and Mrs. Moline and
Mr.. Tulluerg OF Concord, Neb, are here
TOR d visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
koSenQuist
Mrs. Elmer johnson and children of
Atwater. We're visitors in our burg on
Saturday.
spent several days at her home here
last week.
Miss Anna Isaacson of Raymond is
dress making at Swan Anderson's:
MIR. and Mrs Emil Wahlstrand and
children We're visitors here on Friday.
Miss Hilda Anderson of AtWater
spent the week end here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Minneapolis
spent the latter part of the week here
with Mr. and Mrs. Rosenuuist.
y larSe number from Willmar at
tended the dance here on Saturday ev-
Ar>id Anderson spent a couple Of
days in the Cities last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson of Dia-
mond Lake entertained on Sunday in
honor Of Mrs. c. +: Anderson and Mrs.
Louis Peterson, who lett on Tuesday
morning for King sburg, California;
Mrs. n. Z. Sorenson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur SOrenson OF Minneapolis
spent last week here with relatives.
Mrs. Lindbers OF Willmar spent last
Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Holm.
Mrs: Tillman of Tripolis visited
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. John
Nils Norell of Litchfield was here on
business the first of the week.
}. \. Peterson of Ogelvie is here to
attend to business matters.
Monitor Thorson was d Willmar Wis
itor on Saturday.
Mrs. John Lindquist spent Saturday
and d SUNDAY n!l9 with relatives at Willmar
friends at Litchfeld.
MIR and Mrs. Nils Brown and sons,
spent Sunday with relatives at Acton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sharstrom and Mrs.
Bolin of Willmar spent Sunday here at
John MattSOn's
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

Applications. by contractors on for
reduction of bonds on County bitches
No. AZ. As and 81 was laid oxer for the
time being.
Order No. TAP of Minnesota Highway
Department, being Maintenance re-
quirements on arterial State Roads of
Kandiyohi County.
Commissioner c. J. Swenson was unan-
imously adopted by the Board by the
members present:
In conformity with Order No. 742 of
the Commissioner of Highways which
transmits definite schedule of Main
tenance on certain Arterial State Roads
in the County.
Be it Resolved that the schedule
thereto attached be adopted, and that
the assistant engineer of the State
Highway, Department assigned to the
County as highway engineer be ap-
pointed as superintendent of mainte-
nance with authority to pay labor
thereon employed, by time check as
provided by law, not to exceed total
of $15,0OoOO.
On motion a recess was taken till 1
Commissioners present, @. S. Reigstad,
n. B: johnson. c. j. Swenson and AL
bert Boersma.
In the Matter of Establishing the
Water Level at the Outlet of Nest Lake
/ said lake being wholly in Kandiyohi
County, Minnesota.
The following resolution proposed by
Commissioner Boersma, and seconded
by Commissioner Swenson, was adopted
by full vote of the members present:
Whereas a petition has been filed,
signed by interested parties, praying
to have a water level established at the
outlet OF Nest Lake in said county,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
COMMISSIONER AVERY
APPROVES PARK ROADS

Carlos Avery, State Game and Fish
Commissioner, was in Willmar Mon
day and drove out to the Sibley State
Park at Lake Andrew, where with To-
cal members of the Park board he
looked over the proposed routes for
the roads to be laid out in the park.
He gave his approval to the road
plans as made by the Park board
Work grubbing out the trees for the
road begins at once.
Mr.. Avery left for St. Cloud in the
afternoon where he was to speak at
some function in the evening.
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OBITUARY
JOHN EDWARD NELSON

OO44A\ ILL., w k14ID NGAOON
John Edward Nelson was born in
Svea, MIMI, June rs, 1870. He was
baptized the 9Th Of July the same
year and confirmed on the 3rd of
May 1885. He grew to manhood in
Svea. The End of October 1898 he
was married to Lovisa Olson of Tri-
polls. His wife passed away in Nov
ember 1918. During the time he liv-
ed in Svea he was in the mercantile
business. The last years he was a
business man at Hancock, MINI. He
became in poor health a couple of
years ago with diabetis and other
complications. In spite of all that
was done for his health he grew
gradually, worse till on April %, at a
hospital in Minneapolis his
spirit took flight. He was at the time
of his death 48 years and 10 months.
He is incurred by six orphaned
children. Anselm, Ruel, Ella, Harold,
Blenda and Alice, also a mother, Mrs.
Nels Nelson and brothers, Peter, Nels
and August, and number of other
relatives and large circle of friends
The funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon May End, at Svea.
Rev. J. B. Sorenson preached and
conducted the last rites. Two vocal
solos were sung by Samuel Nelson of
Willmar. The pallbearers were: Of
to Lindquist. Eric, Moline, John P.
Johnson, P. N. Nelson, o. D. Dahl
Quist and Oscar Westerberg.
Mig botfardig g0r och trogen,
Jesu i mitt vandringslopp
Mar jag ar for himlen mogen
tag min ande till dig opp:
att hos dig IA hemma vara
och dig dar f0rklarad sc, Gud min
Fralsare!
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

Now Therefore, Resolved by the
Board of County Commissioners of
kandiyohi County, that j. A. Rowat,
County Surveyor of said County be. and
he hereby is appointed as engineer to
make an accurate survey of said Nest
Lake in said county, and to do and per-
| form any and all things requisite and
| necessary to determine the normal, ma
| tural water level of the said Nest Lake
engineer. to make and file his report
with the County Auditor of said county.
Having made application in writing
to the County Board, the following
Townships were, on motion made and
duly carried, granted aid in the way of
appropriations from the County Road
Town of Colfax, $4,000, with Com
missioner O.. S. Reigstad as committee;
Town of Irving, $4,000, with Com
missioner N. B. Johnson as committee;
Town Of Norway Lake, $4,000 with
Commissioner O. S. Reigstad as COM
mittee.
Upon motion made and duly carried,
the sum of 100000 or as much thereof
the county road and bridge fund to be
applied on work to be done on County
Road No. 1S.
Application for relief in tax matters,
signed by Ole E.. Jermstad, City of
Wil1mar, was presented and on motion
| was recommended to the Minnesota
Tax Commission for action.
OF Viewers on County Ditch no. 1e.
Commissioner c. ]. Swenson and Sec
| onded by Commissioner Albert Boersma
was adopted by the Board by q full
(Cont1uueo on Page 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
BAND CONCERT SATURDAY
AT GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT

The Willmar Band will give an
open air concert at the railroad park
near the depot next Saturday even
ing at eight o'clock. Director Hobbie
announces the following program.
|. March, Glorification.
2. Misunderstanding Post.
3. Overture-lron Count.
t. March-Baby.
5. Cornet Duet-"Elena" Polka.
g. WaltZ-Mons.
7. March-Light Cavalry.
8. Star Spangled Banner.
Director Hobbie plans to give the
band much outdoor practice both in
marching and open-air playing, and
will have the organization in good
trim by Memorial Day. He has de-
signed a portable band stand, which
| when built will give the band boys
| better facilities for outside concerts
and rehearsals.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

taken vehicle
9. When turning into another street
to the right, must turn corner as
near right hand curb as possible.
10. When turning into another street
to the lett, must pass the center OF
lnterSectinS street before turning.
IL. When LETT standing at curb, ma
chine Shall be lett near right hand
curb only, at an angle Of approx
mately 10 degrees, with right side
OF machine nearest the curb, and
with lett side OF machine and tail
light toward street.
-. All drivers must be over Is years
OF ase, unless accompanied by the
owner in which event such owner
must be over IL Years DID,
The speed limit as fixed by law is
not to exceed Is miles per hour in
residence districts and 1O miles in
business section OF the city.
Consistent efforts to enforce these
regulations will be made, and violat-
ors of the speed limit will be prose-
cuted.
O. J. WESTGAARD,
Chief OF Police
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
To Visit the Old Country

John E. Lind left yesterday for a
trip to Sweden. He will stay at Min
neapolis a few days and expects to
sail from New York on the 18th. Mr..
Lind is a carpenter who has worked
for Contractor Olson for the past
eight years. The place to which he
is going is Grubbestad, Bohus Ian.
where he has a sister living. His
parents died last fall. He was in the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
Notice to Auto Drivers

NOTICE to Auto DrIVers
Your attention is called to the fol-
lowing provisions of Ordinance No.
i155 of the City of Willmar:
l. Machines must be attended at all
times while engine is running.
2. Must have lights at night whether
moving or standing.
g. Must be operated with muffler
4. Must be equipped with bell or horn.
5. Must be driven in a careful man
ner.
6. Must pull to right when signalled
from Vehicle behind desiring to
pass.
Z. Must pass to right when meeting
another vehicle
8. Must pass to the left of an over
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
Notice to Bicycle Riders

= Riding bicycles on the sidewalks
in the City of Willmar is a violation
of Ordinance No. 152. Notice is
given to all concerned that this ordi-
nance will be strictly enforced, and
violators will be prosecuted.
o. J. WESTGAARD,
Chief of Police.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Kostka and
daughter, Alice Marion, of Roseland
township, spent the week end in
Willmar visiting relatives.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

FOXY GRANDPA knows who's who
in Willmar. Read who they are in Tri-
buue May 18th.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

In every great tire factory, the
chief question is: *'How much can
we give for the money!" And the
product depends on the policy
adopted.
Every man who has become ac-
quainted with Brunswick" Tires
knows that Brunswick standards
are again evident. This famous con-
cern-noted as leader in every
line it entered since 1845-has once
more proved that it's policy is right.
A perfect tire is simply a matter
of knowledge and standards and
skill. No secrets nor patents pre-
vent making an ideal tire.
But standards come first. For in
tire making there is vast room for
skimping, for subtle economies, for
hidden shortcomings. Makers with
out the highest standards don't
build high-grade tires.
The Brunswick organization of
tire makers includes a brilliant staff
of technical experts. Not a man
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
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The Most Welcome Tire
That Ever Came to Market


among them has spent less than
20 years in handling rubber.
Each is a master of his craft
And the new ideas they bring to
the attention of Brunswick direc-
tors receive sincere consideration
Every proved betterment is
adopted unanimously.
The Brunswick Tire is combi-
nation Of acknowledged features
plus Brunswick standards of manu-
facture.
The result is a super-tire, the like
of which you have never known be-
fore. The kind of a tire you will
gladly join in welcoming.
Yet Brunswicks cost no more
than ike-type tires.
Try ONE Brunswick. We prom
Use surprise. And we feel certain
that you will want ALL Bruns-
wicks.
Then good tires win have q new
meaning to you.
-COLLENDER COMPANY,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

Get an education In business ant
steno0raphy at the College Of Com
meree' st. Cloud. Tuition payable b.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

ke Resp i submitted day 1920 'O'
N B. JOHNSON Chm Board Comrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15

maintained AZ all times. approximate
ing tlO.000 IN value. \ feature worthy
81 special mention ~ "a Nulc1nlElng
and ~" trcading Department All
moulds necessary Tor vulranizl7g arc
now installed and machinery for any
size auto or truck tires " cnrouic.
aud Whcn this mud'rn equipment "
installed this filling station viii have
the brsd IN this department IN the
.ntir,, territory between Dallas and
Denver. tn" scfH icn station " wci
lighted and contains sufficient Snacr
L, econ udpta six ears al one time
4 feature 81 this ~. the Nir Press n"
Pumps Cor oil and g1s which .hniFcs
speed and accuracy. Floor pace 81
gsNl50 ~ used IN the 'Dfdiri Of
business and five people are employ
I'd therein.
Situated AZ they arc AZ the edge ~
the bushes. section. close enough In
o. D.. handy and yr, far enough out
io have plenty Of spare the ornament
al construction ~ the Clovis FILLING
station ls q beauty spot that IN" ur.
lsts coming into Cip'is or plssing
through may delight ~ look upon. AMI
Ia "a yigibl. asset To the city,
PrugtcSivrntss ~ Key note oi
this admirably managed concern, end
there ~ htl. speculation ~ ~ their
CONTINUED success
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
NEW STATE Alto COMPANY.
Auto sales aud Accessories.

Having as their motto. one az the
most used and most abused words In
the language Of modern business. but
which they fulnll 90 nicely, the New
STATE Auto Company has achieved an
snyiallo Hicc'ss since their establish
mont hrro tive years ago.
The firm ~ under thu direct manage.
mont ~ Mr.. 7. T.. Helm. Mr.. Helm IN
one Il the pioneers NJ this city lie has
had ten years experience In the auto
mobile business and " familiar with IA
every detail They are located ON IN"
Abo Route. Postal Highway and
ozark Trail.
The firm IL exclusive agency for the
Stephens salient Sik" motor car. Tor
tho territory contiguous 10 Clovis. They
also carry parts and give service tn
he above mentioned make Of ear tn"
',rn carries q general line of hcccssor
ins, maintaining an uptodato repair
shop They also handle gas, oils. ana
gronacs and do storage. In the tire d.
partmrnt. the Kelly Springfield. Good
wear. Nichclin and L. =. Tires and
Tubes L.c featured. Floor Hpar" ~
90 by iiO h used IN the conduct 81 the
lhisin,aa and ten pcopl" arr employed
therein. Carrying ns they d. only the
best in their gwen line. and giving ahss
| lutte service there n little speculation
ns t. the future success ~ this pre-
CreHslXC firm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
c. o. wiRRINEH.

Clovis Is indeed fortunate Ia IN" lD'I-
ton here 81 an expert Chiropractor. NJ
c. q N'rrincr. "A graduate and post.
grad rt { Carver Chiropratcir College
OF Oklahoma City. Okla, Who has had
over min. years continual ur1cti'c.
three of which have been IN Clovis
This word Chiropractic h. Of Greek
origin, meaning hand done az don" by
hand. ana Is pronounced kiroprak tie.
IL IN a drugicss system. results being ob
tained through the nervous system.
Health IN the natural order. Disease IL
a disturbance III natural conditions
Tho Brain Il the Health power plfn'
The Nerves are the medium ci trans
mission uf Brain messages 20 body
600 ~ Nrv7s originate In IN"
Brain. pass through the spine 90 IN"
NHtl = 'gtns and TISSUES ~ tn body.
Any displacement q the Spine viii par
Nv - - h openings through which
'ho 'r~nk nerves uass ont. COMPRESS
the nerves and cause Disease. a. your
.,.,. ~ ~ your II alth.
Dr. WARMERS office Is az ii1is South
Main Street. Clovis. Phone i0l Thos"
having obtained results from Chiro'
rractic need no invitation 90 try IL. hut
those Who have never tried q. should
call and get acquainted Dr Warr'n r
will BE- glad Co explain IN detail This
viii cost you nothing and may be- III
'~'rns by which you viii REGAIN N"ur
health
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
CLOVIS FILLING STNTIO> 3
Nat, A,fr-.ofir> tis. Ills md
t,reINts

f...f,.i ,HutsutsHfit .u POI. f"H
40 Route che Clovis Filling S;...u H
sa..ls recognized .> ono ~ 90" I..I
trr .luur. .n 'his territory ilIfirE
Hr 'n,. w.'.. "gni', 1rf IS
coupled with H thnrogEh.' d H
and uptudlfr equipment. plaF OBJ.
thiil'y o. turn out expert UuIt iIIr
rTr.a rf.H 200 and urrrss N. l.vu H
ltff. r..rf O. Phenomenal
tH.t.lI..ItI here three HUutHF .rn.
~. Station le operated o.. i;H".' VI
t...., anil s " cochran h.r Jones' BE-
q. man th4s nls hld mft fru- rs
,sr,Irr... n fhr luf'w"' l i"'..
I.Irr familiar with 900 Ualas Tr"
u.fs.l. v.ft BEL undo. Die .IIf.t ..."r
&C., e.. i. .tf.s N.r. &" '" l...s 10
and boz .r charge ,. 'I' .'..I..
Cochran b. . wHu ol strong Is.r".n'I.
ity and rt. lcni huan's. m'ih0'is.
.rI f h"a ha.u rn small ft.'.I u
thr mU'a success.
IT,. D.Hts rilirr station nrd'0s
.. .rirpi... uur .I automobile HrH' -.'f
"a gla,ire Oiis aud Ca. 4. lafHr
trs TN4.. prt-lurtf Th.E Irr ti.0
..rta fr tns GDdu.n TIr.f ora
Tat,., s-f f..f.lhutns foo Hwf "a.
Tfrs lri Tuhts. .
g. co. Tive dsnlrtr'elt probably
one u "a. largost stocks In t.wa Is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
c,ovIs SHEET METAL woRKsf

Having the distinction 81 being the
owls exclusive sheet metal works Ia tn.
rity and onrlnyins only SKILLED labor
together with modern cluipment. the
clown Sheet FtId Works has built To-
'..lf au ~u iHilf reprtati0n since its
'r'f.s.rf thru" years ago.
The firm b. under the management
.l.... r. u Herrln, who
has charge since September I. Mr.
N.rfir hns h,rn herr - years, Tie was
formerly cnrlr'i IN railroad work. Mt.
tI.~flu is 70 rative 81 illinois, and IL
a man II family. hninc owner ana
member ~ The Chamber 81 Commerce.
IUr hrm Dies general line OF III
tirds &C metal work. Speciauzing IN
"a a'nf wrr, Floor sracc Of 30 BY
90 fest is utilized IN tho conduct *
tho business aud three people are en-
,,'u,,si t.a-.'n in addition "a complete
lin. II CUTLERY. enamel ware. galvnn-
lid and tuWpr. 81 stocked. The firm
VS. Hr~ Dcmustcr Wind
u,lir nationally known and advertised.
Tt.y hp,- tb. exclusive agency for this
pro.lurt boz Cinvis. Tho firms cNcelicnt
motto B. "SitsitstiHn Guaranteed on
Money u iflrIrI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
MODERN SERVICE STATION.
Storaee llattery service.

In these modern days uf specialists
Il IL very essential. not Only az q
matter ~ economy but IN order that III
lest work may be- done IN the shortest
possible time. that people should have
their work done NJ IN exclusive shop.
An excellent example of this IN clovis
A. the Modern SorylC" station, storage
Battery service
The fran ~ owned and opornt"l ~
Mr.. W T. Woods Connected with Mr.
Wooda h Wright Bass. Mr. Woudr.
who oprned the first battery station IN
Clovis. was formerly IN the ar" bus.
ness here and has had seven years "N'
p.rI.nc., while Mt Iiat " factory
trained and nn expert IN his line hni
his connection with the firm inHurrt
the customers the nmc high class OF
work as In large cities
sir RiAs WAS foreman e ono II the
largest willard Scryir. Stations IN ne
United States. Rlao with thn fre@i"llt"
and Nosta Companies.
The firm carries the N.stn Storhr'
Rnt;ery keeping supply ~ rent hat
ferries on hand M oil times. AMI r"p1ii
iur ali makes Of hnttorics ThcN are
ngont. for this famous battery Tor ~"
four counties surrounding CLOVIS tn"
N.sf, AZ nationally advertised g. Cost
go Per Nontn of service nnd IN"
slugap Of the firm ~ THE S"rNice That
s,,tlsfi.s" An example ~ this firn'r
,.r,,,th may d. had IN the fact thti
th.y originally started with q genera
t,r of -Four battery capacity aud TODAY
,b,ir ,uuaclty IL twenty Ave batteries
/ md th.y az. running full blast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
STALIING'S GROCERY GO. INC.
Stspl. and Fancy Groterlrs and Meats.

From the very beginning IN" Still'
ing's Grocery Company has shown 70
growth aud development tl1t j. Indeed
PLEASING tn IN" management Although
only having been established her" since
IA first uf Nav this year. the firm b.
nrW recognized - ou" ui IA" leading
~ r.rN SORES IN this scrtion.
Tho officers are MIR. " ~. Sailing
President: Ia Houk. Vice President anu
y. II Siiling. Secretary nnd TREASURER
The active management ~ she u - H
under the supervision - Nr. W o..
Sfplling M Siallinr O. l"r" from
Amarillo and formerly spent Eve Years
travelling on tho road II. hes had -
wears cyp,ricnc, IN the business. h'ing
f,trut,r with it, every detail.
Tho firm carries q rvncr1! lrc =
f,u,y groceries driur strictly retail
business. They also carry fresh ant
.,vr 4 r.s,'s IlrUr srtr" 'WplN'd i'
:, hv lsO f.ci and oirht people 1r" EN-
uir,..d Th.V ultntain Jn auto dliN'iN
-tv,n iu keeping with ih" Stillirf
ID, "t ,.r1 i.. IpiN struH1t' BRANDS
Il goods at- CARRIED n uork. and sub
s.auttll growth has h."n rr''fd.d h'
tins cuncpr. vhi,h .f i"cIi'd 10 'h"
hart 81 thu hu.iusss uI ll'.
frttr. aurr,ss sYttns assured
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COM.
CLOVIS HUDSON ESSEN CO..
PANi
Auto sales and Accessories.

Handling two 81 IT,. bgst makes of
c.is IN the market. and Carrying a
complete line of automobile acc,ssor
les the Clovis Hudson ESs"X Cu
pany. although havcing been csab
lish.d here lcsts than one year IL TAX.
INK = place az one of the leading au'
tUmobil,. sales houses IN this teri ~
The ffm IN u partnership between
W = NrLcudon and John -. How
ard Mr. Mrl.cndon has been here
about fourteen years and is Il promi'
NJ catilcmsn and ranch"r IN this
section Mr.. McLcndon owns IN" prop.
orty ON which the building Is located,
together with other city property Nj.
McLrndon II family man. a home
owner and ~ W,h though 81 IN bus.'
ne : circles llr attends 10 the imam
cial end Mr. Howard To "A native 81
Missouri and hos been here since 1873.
Mr. HuNurd " , family man ana a
hom. owner and has had fifteen years
Wpcri-nr" la The autumohil" business.
100 u"n.Ir with every pha@r MI
Howard vas formerly foreman q thr
Highway Garage Tor i've Years tie ~
general manager ~ the CLOVIS llud
rl Is.c. Company and handles tho
..l,~ ana service department
10, uru De- rrolally one 20 the
lti- :. .,. u.L'rs iu TIE SU"tA
W,ilt. having 80 their territory four
counties iu New M'Aico and two in
Texas They also handle M. Hudson
for IN, above mentioned Territory.
and alsp handle parts and give F"ril'r
Tor th,A. two makes. u b. not general
IS known. bit the HUDSON t,tup1uy
builds the Es,N Motor Cars THAT this
v.s Withheld ~ dg, t. The Tact that
Hudson fIys %. public sh1uld igdr'
il and %, public'- judgement IL the
fact that mor.. than s1..onotoo has
hem Iuld for NOR" than I 600 E-s'N
cars now ius'rNice.
Personal sIp'r,isiop plus th' 'N
p,ri,nrd Workmanship aud 3d.. s'fI"t
ldhr.nc. 90 trh FIRMS motto 'Citr
So, I,'rrN S.ItI,D" has hrru g.
sYur1N. in mo small vay p'r 'hw.
pass ord and ss lurs il'r f'Hr
li 20 md success
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-15
TIIE B0SS CAFE. y
l,oosl IN Fat"

Toi-,f,A in tn center uf the business
district. catering especially e. thosc Wild
a..-irs, 4. l~trnti1i hnmecsuksSi food NJ
medium rrirrs The cuisine ~ tho Bos3
&C. q, ia u.rhaus aXrellHd in this city,
Ths pfm i- a tor'n"rshin consisting II
Wnlln Orr aud I. HOES and has Dcef|
..sro ae ~. itr=s Clfc Cor ten years
,sr WWlm p-r has hs-.n hire ted
wears and Is f~sn kTnsns CITY. hq
v-s b. I. . usf.Na q N'N YORK s'atI
and WINS form. riv in th, boarding housl
business Or number - wears In Aun
rii'n The partners own the building
ard property GA which the building
iUeAt,d
m, FIRM d.--s Il general rcstsuraHI
ts,sin 81 in au rs hran"hes ans neveI
CLOSES : SEATING capacity q ffty pe
hHi .s D.. s'amrtnt. which utl
t, -' fa' on 'hc conduct u N
i.usiusss Cleanliness u emphasis
.,,1 .a.-rtasy iS fhs wa'chwNrd ~ N
.Nccll,ntl, managed cafe. The person
count, b, d.sl1t.-i "a this rTfe t1gfhj
with fhr exc licnt food srrved. leav|
af.,ru f.rit 90 90 ihsir ccnunu1
growth and sucvcss.