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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY
l0I Market Street
Camden. y 4

AuguBt II 1920.
quarterly dividend OF iNn. or 81 90 per
share has been declared on the capital
stock OF this company, payable September
l, 1920. TO tho stockholders OF record at
o'clock r. NJ, August IS. 1920, Checks
wa ! r. TOWNSEND Sd Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

HOTSEHOLDERS' BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATIOS--AnnuH Meeting WPdnes.
day, Aug. 18th. 1890, at p, m. at 4i8
JOS. II. PAIsT. sscy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

200 head. Steady. s8611.5o.
HoGs---Receipts. 5000 head. SLOW. Steady
e 2SS Swer YS atss aeSyy eSS1sSS miTsS sS;
yoTEeTs' sis,2S@ieiS: pigs sie2i6.s5:
roughs, t12. 1908; stays. 5000.
head steady' Lambs se a Ia; year,inSs,
S6ap; wethers. $7.50@S; ewes. 1907; mixed
sheep, S717.00.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
THE WAYNE-LEONARD

1870 $. Maryland Ave. Atlantic City. \. J.
One-half block to Boardwalk. Large single
and double rooms with or without private
bath. Hot and cold running water In every
room. Single beds. Table under supervision
OF experienced dletitian. Telephone 1603J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

BaIa p. o.. Ontario. Can.
Rose Lawn Lodge ca Cap. 80. q ns.naI. 1..n,.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF AUDUBON
Camden County, n J.
Denominations Of $1,000
Offers will be received until September
Tth, 1920. by the Board of Education Of
Audubon. Camd"n County. N j., for the
above Issue Of $50 900 thrty-year SO Serial
The Board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids.
Address all communicati tions to
BOARD OF EDUCATION
G n Hoffman, District Clerk,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

FerndaIe p. o.. Ontario. Can.
Ferndale House csS.e'sy, ;;.s ,lS lS0' to I;i: Il:
per week. Booklet. J. COPE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
rRorosALs FOR GAsOLINE. OILS AND

PROPOSALS. FOR GASOLINE. OILS AND
GREASFS-Raw Materials and paints
eral, Director Of Purchase, and storage,
vii be received here until 10 A. NJ. August
81 1890. and then opened for furnshinR
ga soIlne kerosene, lVbrCating oils. fuel oil
and greases required by the army during
Oc'0hpr November nnd December 1920
Fur'her Information upon application.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

Mortimer,s Point T. o.. Ontario. Can!
Wingbery House SsD' %, g g. Es.is MsS,,sS1 %Ss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

Chinro. Aug 1e.---cATTLB--Rsccip
!0oc head. Market opened very slow on
beef. beef and butcher cattle. early sales steady;
grades, SIS. 2s Sis' 20: r srassy sSN cattle very
drassy. bulk. 90. b0@i4 Wyoming and Mon.
tana rangers on sale late: butcher cows and
esnners steady at s49i2. .5o;. bologna bulls.
stockers Arm.
HoGs-Reesipts. .15 900 head. Market.
unevenly. 10000 lower than Yesterday 9
butchers. SIS is q is. s5; bulk packing sows.
sl42o@1 14.40; piss. 1692bc lower.
sHEEP-.Recelpts. 900 head. Market
slow. mostly 25o lower: spots SOC down;
@1i.50; culls mostly $780, very. fat ewes,
81; good Montana lambs. s12.25: best feeder
lambs largely s19.
Pittsburgh. Aug 1s. - HoGs--Receipts,
heavy workers., sis.so a i8 90; light yorkers.
sl6.5O@l8 pigs, s14.5o@16.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recetpts, 400
head. Steady. Top sheep, 50. Top lambs,
si3.
CALvEs-Receipts. 100 head. Steady.
Top. slU.
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Federal Motor Freight Corporation
Philadelphia
FOlloWing points

Hancock and Columbia
Esna IA Park 454
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

Muskoln. Rosseau p. O.. Ont. Can.
Raw ViexAy Attractively situated. Boat
ing. Bathing. Fishing. Ten.
mis-. S12 and up. J. 8. BARTJETT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

Mortimer's +. o., Ontario. Can.
Pleasant View Gs.s;ns Gs1ce,s, sS; S;ops Boating
A. II. BICKMORE -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

Whiteslde 7. O.. Ontario, Can.
American House Wh!,s.ids P. Q.
tons. S1e.s11 up. Bklt. M A. WaiEsrs iEso-
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Daily Service
Newark
437 Broad St.
Bound Brook 21O8
New York
4l4 Lafayette ST.
Spring 1880

In outlined above connections touch all
nonts of New York. Rates application
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Morlnus T. o., Ontario, Can.
Morinus House Ss.:.,S SsD; 100 q O. I.I. 3
SIC weekly. Mrs. M. d. McNausthon
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THE ALVIN Brighton Pl Running
hot and cold water in
all rooms. a. YARGER.
SELECT ROOMS. BY THE DAY. WEEK
or season. 1880 Asbury Ave.
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Bala p. o., Ontario. Can.
New Windsor Hotel capacity ,ss y, laS; TO-
plica. Direct route C. p. r. from Toronto.
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Judd Haven 2. O., Ontario, Can.
ERNESCLIFFE c@spseity @ 100. b.sati.
farm. Booklet. ALFRED JUDD. Pro" "n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18

Milford Bay P. o., Ontario. Can.
CEDAR WILD Milford Bay: cap;
to 500 weekly. HARRY J. SAWYER.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-10-27

Iusbeutlmg; fit Sic 5crrihoft ser
fapitaliltiiher &laIie lno Die SflaDe.
rel Ser Arbeiterflalie.
Cine Stinmc iiir 9oroing o0cr
Cor lit eip Stinlmc fiir 2obnif1ape.
rel llno penn Elm arbeiter iolde
Gimme a6gibt, 10 begebt ct Serrat
on ieiner 9laIie.
Sd berlanee nidlt Don ben Irbel-
tern, ooB lie NJ / d rpoblen. Sd pcr-
lange pom ibnen nur, oab lie ilr
lid ieIbit benfe.n unb ItA
nsht r1eFr .t1llihen faiien, :
Seio nleiaer SugenO bin id III
curen1 8nnpic. >fth Gin atd jest oa.
rim, Biz MIDI ncin Atcnl perlGbt. Gs
gicbt fiir Mid feinell onoeren TlGs.
Shr Gabe achililgert inter republl-
foniihc1t mo oe,nofrotiihen Serrcn,
sic Eoliseifniippcl ficle1l nui Gucr
Soaupt ioapobl inter rcpublifoniihen
pic inter ocmotratiite1t OtaDors.
SS5br battet idlimn1e 3eitcit, feine Irs
heit, nieoere 90bne untcr republifanis
lhen l,no llnter bemofratilhen Er1z
Iioentcl1.
sic iino ale gleid! Sic iino Cure
tSeinoe. SSSbr bobt genug gebabt bon
ihren 1nlh ih foroere @lh out aus
meinen @efdrgnismauern bernus:
Gcrlabt bns Eager @urcr SetnOc fitr
INNER.
Die Sosialiitii6e Gortei lit Cure
TorEci unb SIR iolltet Oies miiien in=
foIga Ser Gatio6e, bab lie pon oer To-
oitoliitiihen GreIIc ihnt0blid Der
lclt11het miro.
Die So5ialiItiihc Eartei 1T sic
Eortei Ser Nrbeitcr, ser ,Shoffenoeit
Scs GoLfes. Sic bot 9rinsipie,t fei.
ne gcIscd}rina$gclosr. Sic tritt Elm fiir
SSreibcit. ridbt fitr@Sfoberei.
Die So5ialiitilde Gortei mill bie
inonItrie(lc afaidninerie Oes Staatcs
iibcrnehnlcn uno nie fopitali'tiide
Hepublif 4nuluonOeln in cine 9 o / g.
qencinihoft Die 9lrbeiter bo=
ben Die geitbidltIide 9tiliion pas
amerifoniitc &olf lmo Oas Gplf Ser
@eIt All befrcicn.
9ie Soaioliitil6e Tartei. Bic ein=
sig tWrflide Cemofratiihe 8artei, lit
Der eolitiihe slusOrltf Ser inter-
natiouoler iosialen &coollltion, mel
de Die @elt befll3tet 1tno alfpGrts
erbebt aus ser 9unfelheit 1tno Sfla.
berei 5l 2iht uno 5yrcibeit.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-10-27

Den mar Die lln5ltirieocnhcit fiihrte
lhllebllf 81 einer OtinoritGt. 9eDc.
9unq, Die eine, 6onoreB nod 2pon
einberief, lpelder ipQter in IoriS
fltno Wenrlclues fori9eiest 7puroe unO
Nhlieblid in Orleans 'ltottfono. Die
leste Sisun9 SET Nin6erhe;t ihlob
elnen Gag oorber, che Ser &ongreb
eroffnet tpuroe.
Sn Der Serialnmlltng 5u 9bon ua.
re1l l,ngefobr 100 Dtinorit0ts 0ele.
gaten attpeiel1b. eei Oer Sogllna IN
ESrleaas Daren 331 2otds llnioltS
pertrcten, cbenfoIls Icds groBe Ser.
etn.snnaen 0pie llniere Stoot5. 6coe=
ratlonen) mo 8 ,5nouitriol 6eocra-
ttons (lpic lnicrc SnternotionoIs).
9ie @eiomt5abl Ser Unions, sic
Curd 9elegoten oertrcren lit. bel1uft
lieb auf PTS, oooon 6S department.
Unions uno 80 inouitrielle Gercini=
Qllngcn. Sic MinoritGts-g -gelpcotna
lit nlmeriid ridt iebr ItarI. Die
Sttl'atlcn miro Ourd Oeren &orsons
oeniein mehr Oenn ourd ibre 9ln5obl
bcoeutllnasbon. Gie S6IlBiiblna
Der Ninorit6t mar am Sonntau, ben
rs. September, 100 cine Gciolrtiun
ongenorn1en, Die Die SSeoeration per-
Dammit, Sa eS ihr riht aellnqen lit,
bic Trin5ipien oss reoolllionaren
SpnOlfallsmlls, tuie nie0ergclcat auf
Dem aongreb in 9lmiens, 3u f0roerl1.
Ser 5u Amiens gefaBtc gclfhuB
lolltcte: Die Union n1uB oie ted)ni-
lhen llrbeiter or9oniiiercn lnO al,f.
ncbncn ltnh nidt bon ibnen oui9c-
lc9en lpcr0cn, mOernfol$ berridt
nlht Der 8e;it Ser 9lrbciter lno 8nn.
TltniltetL ionOern Der fapitoIiItiIhc
ul> bierordlide @ciit Der .Scdmi-
iden".
Ger @eidll,B 5u 9pons 1910
mar nidt INSTRUMENTATION, ober I'M
nndfolgenoen SSobr, 100 oie 6. O.. s.
mebr no6 linf5 b0tte geGen nliiIien,
blieb tic ouf Ser rehten Seite, cob ois
refte s(ftion ouf, inn Trin5ip Iopobl
pie metGooiId.
Die Winoritot oerlongt Taten. Re-
iollttionen luuroen eenug perfoBt. Re-
bolution1re Soten. feine Sereinie,;ne
nit Ser Snternationoier in sln1Itcr-
oe!a; oaria lic1t Sie noffnllng Der
= q. E., !pie oie ,Nn'o!;tion heluat.
Die .8Gnlution & y! mehr lpie
1000 @orte, piel ,oleuoe &or-
l6l1ae, aber Der grpbte Teil i aris
tif unb erflGrt, bie s. q. 8. Iel trc1,-
log iGrcr TRADITION. ~
God, pos t,n12 Gie WlinorItGt
finoet lid in Oiciem 8eilegungsbe=
griff. Sic iino nidt itarf genug, Die
Seoeratlor slt fortrolieren. 3tpei
@ege lteben ofien = elmer, in ser
0eoeratlon 5u bleiben llno bie Ggita=
tion BORT fort5uieser, ser onoere, cine
neue Organization 81 fornieren.
Rosfau bcitett oorouf, oaB Die &oln-
ml,tiIten III Ser SSeoerotion blciben;
u2o Die Suoriere", bos Organ ser
&omn1llniIten, bot felt oen on6ern
Stanopl,nft cingenomn1ei!.
slnberericits lit eire Itorfc 9epc-
gllng, 6eionoers im Siioeu, fiir cine
neue Organization. Oie fopitoliiti-
ite greiie begruBt oiele 3ei9en elmer
Spolt11ng nit u,tnerhoblener 6reuoe,
pobingegen Die arbeiterpreiie nit
Iodbrud baspen inarrt
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-10-27

(leberesrng bon &1pllngs 10 the GCptolt Glab!D
gSir fIttertcn cudl nec tauienb SSabr,
0odp u1s cbi QuQlt noh Soungers Gein.
Ob tllrer unba7lotgel Sabger mubt
@ar n1ander in @rnb binen!
SIR gcnteb latter (Sut
lnb ncrgieBt 1lier Sut
lllt6 ltbilrt inlrerntehr llnieru Stroll -.
God peln Sut Iol Der @rcs iein ir ibr uns no6mt
Sit lGngit c5 be5ablt in ooQ.
gs fegt fein 9crgrperf gen 0imlnel ouT,
GoS ms nid)t lebenOig begrGbt
IS trebt fein @rof ic Dem llier 5l,
Tas ltnere 9eidJen nidt trGgt!
Der Stablfclicl 8I,,t
Ser Waid]inen gSut
;}ablen t0gid mir blt' 'gen Son.
9rn, 9t ioQ Ser 9res iein ir ibr nobnt
Sit IQcS be5ab in bon,
Wr Iiterten clh Oielc tQuicno SSabr',
Ienn cs gpanA cares @olhes Dtof
l(ns ieitOenl mir ali Tcloern crrlt geIront
gis 6lm MOroen III bllttger Sdladt
,Sbr habt ielbt in oel @larn
llnre &1toer lnlb iSrau
llno erort. but bos Hed)t es 10 tpoG .....
sSa Slut ion Ser Ereis en on uner II, Slid
2sit Gaes be5oblt l0ng III noa!
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-10-27
Der lran50Gl6e ar6eiter=
hongre6
Son Iar &ortb.
@uropdiid}er Spe5iol &orreipon6ent
Ser rSeb. EreB".

Orleans, 80. Sept. Ger Speaiols
aonsreB Der v@encral FEDERATION Of
2obor" lrurbe oln Wfontog, SEN 81.
Septn1ber croffl1et genou 8 $50.
den nod GroHnllng bes engliihen
rSrobe Union Gongreb" in Eortss
mouth. Ser frun5oiiihe aongreB
bcgann nit cilem idarfen 9lngriff
Ser repolutinlaren MinoritGt allf bic
Seberution l,nb oeren Seante.
Seit oes @eneralitreifs pont lestert
Rai NOR ell grobes lln5ufrieoenes
Clement norbaltocn, oas nift nit Der
6ubrung Der federation einOeriton.
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Sin @Ort at bic
Mrbeiter,
Son Gnsenc .. Sebs.

- o. N''SNI'SDA SSS>'t'tpN| 0!'
tretenl 10 uenoe ih mid nit oiei,r
fllr5en 8otidaft bon meiner @efane,
nls5elle aus an @ufl.
M'c Sbr luiBt bin i6 ser GrGit-
Ncntfhofisfanoioot Der SosiuliitiIdell
Barter ser Gcrcinigten Staatcl,. Oie
4onolootIlr lrf1te idJ nidt; lie murOe
mir ouf cinirinnligcn 9eitlub Ser
@oilrNrttion ilbertrogcn.
9lm 9. 9eobenlfer lit bie @obl 0ln
Oicleu Gage merocn sic gSdhler 0ie
No!lt;t Oe3 2ouOeS altf bier meitere
Sabre fircnS bcitimlren.
u: slrbciter bo6cn Oic WieSrbeit
Der Stintr1cn. Sic f0Hitcn sic scr.
ren 1eln, luenn lie nnntcu.
Niemono tom\ 5u eirem Nn1te ae-
!nohlt lncrhcn obne sic Simmer, ser
Nrhelter. 8enft Oaran. &er9eBt
Dos nidIt am 2. 9lobenber.
@sHil Ser BrGiibent, ser nod, Sem
4. BARS 1921 i'm @eiben Soal,Ie
Nbcll miro, OaS 9un0wrfjc,lg Don
Moll'trcct lmh Ser fapitaIiIfiidpn
&lalie iein miro, genou 10 ,pic ser cs
NJ. Der Jest oorin iitt, Damn n,0chte
lh> BOB Die sIrbeiter IS niiicn, 6ob lie
i'm nit ibren 5timmen bincinqcictt
h0bcll urn oerantportlih iin6 ;iir
0;e aonicullen5et.
Die Slttercilen offer sIrbciter obnc
l(nter'dieo ser Safe lmb 1Snr6c ii:lo
qe1o1i Die alei6en. Sic iteben lno
fallcn 5'llanmen. Sic iino einc "a,
mile uno lneroen entmcocr Sen Soicn
5ulonmen in Siherhcit crrcictcn
ooer 5,ralnrnel, llntergebcn.
8arl1n1 iodten lie iiA oonn am
Stinlnf1itcn befGmpfcn oocr IonIt,
MOP
Gereiniat fonnclr lie ibre eiaelcr
Sono!ootell crIullIen uno iih ielbIt
ols hcrriole:lOc 9lnNe einieben.
@ctei(t 6eiicaen fie ihre ciqe1,en
Ranbihotcn, errpGbIen bie ihrer @ea.
ner lnb loiien Ser |SerreaflnAs~a:e
Mod,t.
Nir iin6 Que cins, nbcr ih urb
ncirc @cnoiien fGrne11 luenie tim bis
>Shr NIT ms ieib mo bonn qibt es
nc'lid, oaS mir niht tim fonncn.
@ir iino bos Gott mo mir taben
oie Wafrt, fucnn fuir cinig iinb.
@ir iil1b Sflaoen 70 Ionge mir ge=
tcilt IinN.
%sreinint GndJ,
Cd boffe, ,Sbr fennt midi qcrii,
acno. I'M slt niIien beb it nidlt ein
&onhioot bin neil ih Elm 9(n1t mill
Satte ih Gin gnt ee'noTt. ronn tpdra
ith fem Srsioliit, Sd, so1rc in Ser
Acnlnfro+iihen GSortri ac5f;eku nnb
ionntc mid in Scr ;lGnIni:, 'ric &c
@H!ioernsnr Gpr ictt t',t oAe~ ih
hGite MID; ho~ rca,'f%:fc,1:id1rr GSor,
tci nrncid}i2iien Gr6 ,ni.t, IN Ser
i%illlnis nciorrt, in nrr e5enctcr &or.
Sino 1id7 ictt $nnSI f;;sft
8os lit cire hotitiIrfn a.n-tsi2
Gire Gcreinicltro aon BfrT6rrr
Sic n erltcr 2:rie ihr ,1otsriel(es SSn.
tereilc nobrrch,Her. GFs n:ht 1lnti;r.
l;dl 9(usnohnren. ofrr has 1T h;c 80.
ocl
so gcn1eIien, finb heiSe T1rtricn
Ser 0enofroten ms 0efncfroter fa-
pitaliitiid,e Gorteien. Sic firh finon=
iicrt bon Sen aohitcIiIter, urteritiitt
bon Ser Napitoliiter; lie ityNen ia.
ritol;itiII,e Qnnhiocter ol,f ,,r1S 6err.
fden i'm cynterefYe ser Rehabilitation
8orteierl.
SIT oic2 nibt Ser @r'l.,:. fparllm
!HtIonel' hc' :'srais* frHftsT lllto be-
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Alta Year No 1s
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1912 n Hslsted St., Chicago.
Subscription price by mail in the U. S.
S2U,' one year y
By carrier. &c one number.
Foreign cou:.,Iles, SEQ one year.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
Notice Of Hearing on Petition to Or.
9anize the Minnesota Valley
Conservancy District

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Brown-ss. District Court, Ninth
Judicial District.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
copartnerships and corporations own.
ing property within the territory des.
cribed in the following order or that
may be in any manner effected by
the proceeding named therein that
there has been filed in my Office a pe-
tition, signed by more than fifty free.
holders of the State of Minnesota
owning real estate and residing with
in the territory to be affected, for the
formation of drainage and conserv.
ancy district, pursuant to the pro.
visions of Chapter 13 of the General
Laws of the Special Session of 1919,
comprising territory including the
whole or portions of the following
named counties in the State of Mime.
sofa, namely: Lac Qui Parle, Big
Stone, Traverse, Stevens, Grant
Douglas, Pope, Swift, Chippewa
Kandiyohi, Sibley, Nicollet, Mcleod
Carver, Scott, LeSueur, Waseca, Free
born, Blue Earth, Yellow Medicine
Faribault, Martin, Watonwan, Cotton
wood, Brown, Redwood, Lincoln, Rem
vile, and Lyon, which petition is &C
companied by a proper bond on behalf
of said petitioners and has been ap
proved by the Judge of said court and
fled Herewith, and said. petition hav
ing been presented to the Judge o.
said court. an order has been made
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Person of
Willmar and daughter Virginia and
sons Melvin and Glen motored over
Sunday and spent the day visiting
| at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Doesken.
Roy Lund OF Willmar visited over
Sunday with his parents and friends
here.
Stanley Morrow, Harold Ostlund
and Albert Lund visited friends at
Willmar Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peterson and
the Misses Alice Peterson and Ella
Schipnewski were Willmar visitors
Monday.
Miss Lena Wanner of Willmar
visited over Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Rhyner in town
Of Holland.
will Digman transacted business
at the county seat Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Haase we're
Willmar visitors Monday.
Julius Spieker met with a pain.
tul accident last Friday while assist
ing with pressing hay. Mr.. Spieker
and his crew were baling hay for
Earl Clough and were in the act of
moving the press to another stack.
While the press was being raised
with large jack, the latter slid on
Mr.. Spieker's foot who was unable
to extrlcate the foot before the
whole weight settled upon it. He
sustained a badly crushed toe as a
result OF the accident and will be
laid up for some time before he can
engage in work again.-Raymond
News.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10
AUCTION SALE

AS l am going to leave this part OF
the country, will sell at Public Auc
ton on the old Peter Felt farm in
town OF Fahlun, Section 4, on
Monday, Nov. %, 1920
the following described property:
HORSES: Black geldings, 10 and II
yrs old; buckskin mare, II YRS old T.:
gray mare, 9 yrs old, with foal; /
mare colt, 6 months old.
LIVE STOCK: 5 head of milk cows
coming fresh in January, l heifer ~
yrs old; l registered Holstein bull 3
yrs old, l steer coming yrs, spring
pigs about 60 chickens, 6 geese, 6
turkeys
MACHINERY: 1 Bradley sulky plow,
with breaking attachment; 1 corn cul-
tivator. disc, wagon with hay rack.
l combination stock and hay rack.
MISCELLANY: l hay bucker, pair
bob sleighs, 1 pair buggy shafts, l set
work harness, l saddle and bride. 1
ice saw, about 800 it. hard wood lum-
Der, some fence posts, 3 sleigh poles,
about Is ton hay, about $50 shocks
OF corn, some household goods, heat
ing stoves, l 3-burner kerosene oil
stove, l incubator l4O-egg, some pOp
corn, some beans, some vegetables.
And many other articles too numerous
to mention
Sale begins at II o'clock.
Free Lunch at Noon.
TERMS: All sums of $40 and under,
cash; over that amount time will be
given until November l, 1921, on
bankable notes bearing per cent in
terest. No property to be removed
until settled for.
JOHN J. NORINE, Owner
w. N. Davis, Auctioneer.
Bank of Willmar, Clerk 11:1017
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10

AS l am planning on to quit farm
ing l will sell at public auction on the
Freed & Toline place, known as the
Anderstrom place, in Section 2, town
of Roseland, 21s miles southeast of
Svea, IL miles from Olivia, on
Monday, November IS, 1920
the following described property:
HORSES blue roam mare yrs old,
l bay horse yrs old, / blue roam
mare yrs old, dapple gray mare Z
yrs old, bay mare 10 yrs old.
LIVE STOCK-12 mich COWS, COM
ing fresh soon, 2 heifers yrs old,
fresh soon; heifers coming 2 yrs,
2 steers coming yrs, thoroughbred
Holstein bull yr old.
Is spring pigs.
About 100 chickens.
l Shepherd dog.
MACHINERY-1 Z it John Deere
grain binder with truck, almost new;
l John Deere corn binder with truck
almost new; 2O-disc Kentucky drill
with grass seeder, almost new; /
John Deere manure spreader, almost
new; John Deere X. G. single row
cultlvator, new; l John Deere single
row cultivator, Mccormick mower
5 it cut, flexible 4-section steel har-
row, new; 1 John Deere disc harrow,
John Deere No. 9 corn planter, /
Deering hay rake IL it., l Dain hay
bucker good as new, John Deere II
in. gang plow, good as new; new
Deere 16-in sulky plow, good as new;
l John Deere 14-in. walking plow, l
John Deere narrow tire wagon COM
plete with 3 boxes, new, and three
horse eveners; l John Deere truck
wagon wide tire; hay racks, / pair
bob sleighs, i carriage, l buggy, l
Boot Wander WORT h. p. gasoline
engine, good as new; / pump jack, /
Nelson tank heater, l galvanized
stock tank, 1 feed grinder, l wheel
| barrow, l set wagon springs, l feed
! board, 1 No. II De Laval cream sep.
| arator, 1 15-gal. Climax churn with
| pulley, 2 sets of working harness, !
| set of buggy harness, l set of single
| harness.,
MISCELLANY-1 Winchester double
barrelled shot gun, Is acres standing
check corn, some hay, l lawn mower
new.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES-1 kitchen
| Peninsular range, hard coal heater
1 soft coal heater, laundry stove,
3-burner Simons kerosene stove, 1
beds with mattress, / dresser, din
ing room table, some chairs, kitch
en- table, small parlor table,
rockers, / davenport, 1 Singer Sew
ing machine, other articles too mum
erous to mention.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Free Lunch at Noon.
TERMS: All sums of SO or under
cash; over that amount time will b.
given until Nov. LIST, 1921, on bank
able notes bearing per cent interest
No property to be removed until sci
tied for.
| OSCAR CARLSON, Owner.
w. N. Davis, Auctioneer.
James Matson, Clerk.
11.9.1
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-11-10

Cured the marriage of Miss Clara
Regina Engen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Engen of Norway Lake
and Mr.. Marcus Aasen, son of Mrs
B. Aasen of Colfax.
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Netland. sister and broth
er-in-laW Of the BRIDE The bride was
attired in gown of white geor
gette, over fairy sponge, trimmed
with silver lace. She wore a veil in
coronet effect and carried a bouquet
Of brides roses and lilies of the val
ley.
The happy couple left the same day
for Belgrade and Minneapolis on a
short wedding trip.-Contributed.