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M. D. MANNING

Michael D. Manning was born on
August II, .1S43, at Ottawa, Canada.
Passed away in this city April II,
1922. Came to st. Paul in this state
with parents. Was a neWsboy at age
QE ten years When the Rebellion
broke out Michael enlisted in Company
B OF the 1st Minnesota Heavy Artil-
lery under. Capt. W:%$M.4 Leyde. He
was transferred to Company M on
July Z, 1866. - s 3 S,: ..s. ,s .a,.. d
After his discharge Mr., Manning
went into the. grocery. business with
his brother. Thomas on; Jackson Street
in Sta Paul. He was Ga member. of the
first volunteer fire department OF the
city Of Saint PAUL. 5S. f*s:
=, After coming to this city he served
as alderman, during the. years of 1882
and 1888 and as president Of this will
age in 1885. :.. :5;
~, He was associated with the late
Gov. A. E. Rice in a mercantile busi-
ness in the city. At the time Of his
death he was director of the Bank
of Willmar: e.. II. --.I
He was also a member Of the fire
department and was q charter mem
Der. He was also charter member
of the local l. o. O. F.
At the time of his death he was
president of the Minnesota Territorial
Pioneer Association. -.
He was a. charter member Of the
Col. Heg Post, c. A. R., when it or
ganlzed on Sept. IS, 1884. 49,.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
ARCTANDER

May 22-The Luther League was
held last Sunday evening at ]. Hal
vorson's .S{4s. .s. 4.
Gospel meetings were conducted at
the home Of Mrs. ElNngson on Sunday
evening. .sss :@s
The play and ice cream social Civ
en- in District sc last Friday. evening
was we'll attended. u, .4sse.
Ames Edman Lawrence Foshager
and Polly Ellingson visited with their
friends, Joel and Warren Edman on
Sunday -
Mrs. Godtfred Lien and sons Ed
win and Vernon and Miss Hazel ELL
ingson called at Herman Edman's on
Friday afternoon.
Quite a bunch helped Mrs. Andrew
Lindquist celebrate her birthday on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Edman called on
David Edman Sunday eve.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
OLE PAULSON

ole Paulson CReverend) was born
on April 26, 1882, in Norway. Came to
America in 1850. Located at Musk.
eego and later at Decorah, Iowa. In
1854 he came to Carver, MINI. In 1851
went to Augustana Seminary Then
the war broke out. He enlisted in Co.
H, 9th Minnesota Infantry. Was lieut.
enant and captain. Partook in expe-
ditions against the Indians under Gen
Sibley and also in the. south. After
war, ordained into the ministry in
1868. Had pastoral charges at Mime
apolis and in 1874 became pastor of a
Willmar church. Here he labored II
years. At Blanchardville, Wisconsin
he served a congregation for 20 yrs
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
NJ. O. GRuE

N. 0. Grue was born on June A.
1925, in Voss, Norway. He served s
years in the Norwegian. Army. The ar
rival in America in 1850 and settle
ment was made in Wisconsin and
then in 1856 in Carver county. On Aug
ust Is, 1862, Mr.. Grue entered the mil
itary service. He was a member of
Company H, Ninth Minnesota Infan-
try. He was mustered out on August
"A, 1865. He took part in every battle
and skirmish in which his company
fought. In 1868 Grue came to Kandi-
yohi County and located in town of
Dovre. In 1901 Grue moved to the
home of his son, o. N. Grue Mr.. Grue
Joined the Col. Heg Post G. A. R. on
July 3, 1885.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
EDWARD TAYLOR

Edward Taylor came from Dassel
village to this county. He was a ma
tive by birth of London, England. His
work was that Of farmer. He Joined
the forces of the Union on Sept. 6,
1861, and was private in Co. E, 36th
Indiana Infantry. He joined the Col.
Heg Post of the G.. A. r. here on April
5, 1907. He later moved to Cokato
where he passed away on August Il,
1917.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
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GRANVILLE ABBOTT

:. This veteran passedNaWay, at;=Spicer
on May IS, 1916. He was born On 81 Aug
ust 20, 1884, in the state Of Maine.
He was fostered on, a farm in that
state. In 1861, on Sept. 5th, he en-
listed in: the 31st Indiana Volunteer
regiment in Company I, and served
for three years. He was. a corporal
He was discharged on Sept. Is, 1864
He came to this county in the year
1867 and located on a farm in Harri-
son township. He came to Spicer in
1904 and resided there until his death.
He Joined the Col. Hegs Post on June
3, 1910.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
osMUND LUNDE

Osmund Lunde was born in Norway
on May z, 1927. Came with his par
ents to this country and state Of Wis
consin at the age OLA years. Occupied
in logging work. In the fifties the
family came to Dakota county in this
state. When the war broke out Lun-
de entered CO. D,s11th Minnesota and
was mustered outain 1855. / In 1866 he
came to Kandiyohi County and set
tied in Dovre township where he re-
sided until the. time: Of his death on
Nov. II, 1907 He joined the Col. Heg
Post on Sept. 1S, 1884, but ceased his
membership on Dec. 1887, !.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
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.yNM : A. HARRIS.

VIM. Harris was mustered into
the Col. Heg Post on Sept. 18, 1884,
but was dropped from its. roster on
Dec, ] 1898 as he allowed his mem
He was D q native a 81. Norway n . and nc
while residing in this country located.
.in the town 81 Edwards. He entered,
the military service on Sept. 29, 1864,
as, q private in Go 9th Minnesota
Infantry: He was disc charged in June,
1865. He has now gone across the
Great Divide and lies buried In Fair
View Cemetery, he having died at
Raymond village. ...z ..tt:# / S,
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24


sanS So EIlmaaf esllr.
ed 81 fGuni1 Rood q SATURDAY.
5Ism[e Rood Il present.
working for Job
Arthur Bitterness rom the Mime
sofa Hills visited Alb1nhss overud's
from Friday until ssunda . g.
Wilhelm Fine IS sbusy yargpairingvi No
Inns now days
John Otternes mad 4 trip to Will
mar Saturday. s.55ss
Bernts Bern sTiege and :AIbinS PoYerud call
ed on Truls Poverud wednesday eve.
ming on business matt & B
Ole Ringness is at present building.
"a new cottage on the south side Of
Norway, Lake. s5 81 S.
Iz5Sin1 SKarie Tiege and her son Bernt
and family called on Ole Sageda1 on
Sunday evening. ss=Sz
ss Mrs. Christ Christensen from. Will
mar. is visiting her fathers home, Ole
#Skaalrud s., at present. sss;s Wy
Elmer Jorgenson is back from Min.
sneapolis where he has been under
J doctor examinat tion. 5sts.5 szssss5s
Helge and Jergen Peterson from.
near. New London called on their un-
Gle, w. III: lEfne, last Sunday.
Edward 2Platson and family visited
Ben Tiege's last Sunday
Arnold and Samuel Gandrud visit
ed their parental home over Sunday.
! a little history: The population OF
the world Of all races at present time
is i, ,75o, ,0O0, ,ODO. u.s. s1
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24

kIlIsll
lIsl
months sl: 4. y 8 4.
District q lassI ! & Il.y g s 8
and TI11el
John Weel ksl:.s
So 11sonn lat Ssandaa NH W 30
nut Eapeses
vile caller satuldey shere % soss1t
medlcalS aid . Is s ].
Mrs. Thom Ientel eltalped Tho
Mission society On hprsda Us
John Nelson 50 lhintE 40
list
and Mrs. John rorrlislo,ni. ..yyllslsed
|atSthe HelgeS Ireezalte;s shotn6 q
taftern,ooi
Ole Dunhsamii s Is h.,issii il . Z
new einngsho
.5 Mrs: Fossste 81 st1irb1ck hi been
spending some TIM vsisdti kaker
friends and relatives. here
Mrs: Smith Of Sea- tile, Wash. arri-
we'd on fhur ssiday {or Ill her
father, Knut Posse -
Mrs Bergslien VI I'll lhssI
dies aid on Thursday Nfisy
The Hagen and Hambor fanilies
visited at the Peteirasi,o,in1l h,omesd
Sunday IN
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
:. I,lohNII[ A....RERG;

John "A. Berg was a member Of the
local G. A r. post from his mastering.
lin on September rs, 1884, until the.
year 1902, when he secured a trans
fer. He was born in Norway His re-
lsidence here was Whitman. His soccu-
patton being 4 a merch hant.s His war.
record: Enlisted on August 81, ;. 1864,
as private in Co. H.. 43rd Wisconsin
Infantry. Was discharged on Jan. "a,
1865. He moved from Willmar to Bel
grade. 5 z: u.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
CHESTER D. HILL

Chester ID. Hill, now departed, was
American born in the state of Massa-
chusetts. While a resident of our
county he lived in Edwards township
He joined the local G. A. R. Post on
October s, 1888. In 1892, however, he
was suspended and did not become
reinstated.. During the war he en-
listed on August l, 1862, as a private
in Co. /, 9Th Minnesota. He was dis
charged on August 49,. 1865. He has
gone before "a, r.. *
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
IRWIN ROBERTS

Irwin Roberts who now resides in
st. Paul Joined the Col. Heg Post Of
the G. A. r. on August 2, 1901, but in
1917 he was transferred to the Gar
field Post No. g., BY occupation he
was a railroad engineer. During the
Civil War he entered the service on
Feb. %, 1863, and was private in
Co. H of the 4th Illinois Cavalry. He
was discharged in May, 1866.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
PEDER PETERSON

Peder Peterson, native of Sweden,
was an early settler of Dovre He was
a farmer by occupation. During the
Civil War he enlisted on August Is,
1862, and was private in Co. H,
Ninth Minnesota Infantry. He served
during the Indian campaign also. He
was discharged on August 20, 1865,
as corporal. He joined the Col. Heg
Post on Dec. 7, 1888, but ceased his
membership in 1898. He lies buried
at Eagle Lake.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
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SAMUEL PATTEN

Samuel Patten passed away at, .Ad-
rian, Mich, on May 20, 1915. He was
native of Ohio and at~Willmar was
classed as a laborer by occupation.
During the war Of 81 to '65, he enlist
ed on August 6, 1862, in Company. b,
118th Ohio Infantry. He was ydischar-
ged on June "a, 1865, with the rank
Of captain. He joined the Col. Heg
Post on July g., 1886, but on Dec. 2,
1904, he was transferred to Adrian,
Michigan, where he passed away in
1915. 7
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
u. A. CADY

U. A. Cady was a native of Cam
bridge, Mass, where he was born on
August 81, 1885. In Willmar which he
made his residence for many years
he was engaged in railroad work. Dur
ing the Civil War he enlisted in Com
pany B, 50th New York Engineers on
August 10, 1851, and became ser
geant in the company. He was dis
charged on June 13, 1855. He joined
the Col. ;Heg Post on Oct. 2, 1884. He
was transferred in June, 1898, to
Princeton. He went to the Great Be-
yond while residing at Anoka.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
WILLIAM ORLEREKE

William Orlebeke was native Of
Holland and joined the Col. Heg Post,
G. A. R. of this city on December. 6,
1889. He passed away on March 30th,
1905. During the Civil War he was a
private in Company I, 9Th Wisconsin
Infantry. He enlisted on Oct 26, 1864.
He was discharged on July 2Sth, 1865.
His occupation was farming.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
EAST SUNBURG

May Pole Hanson from Brooten
called on w. H.. Fine last week.
Mrs. Henry bitterness and daughter
and Mrs. Carl Rustad and daughter
visited at Truls Poverud's last week.
Mrs. Karie Heleickson from Delton
visited at Ole Sagedal's a few days
last week.
Oliver sagedal is working for John
Bitterness at present.
@ Torger Hamre was seen on the
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24

OBSERV VATIONS
(By the Cornfeld =Phi1o osopher).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :,

.s5ss.s# 81 Calamity HoWlers s5.S.s S.s.5=
Editor Tribune Some party, odd
years ago, every farmer who was not
satisfied with the conditions under
which he is making a living, was call
ed a calamity Howler'" by the ..fat
boys" who stood between him and
the consumer of his product and by
the prof politicians. 1t was Of
course: a term OF reproach or so in
tended Well know to whom the
term was first applied. q 's55:
There was then living at Bradford
just across the Cedar River from Mas
hua in the Southwestern corner of
Chickasaw County, Iowa. down East
Yankee by the name Of Lemuel H.
Weller. He had splendid farm home
but he was a man Of an inquiring turn
Of mind and possessed along with no
mean OF natural ability, especially as
a speaker, a very fair education. This
was in the sday Of the Farmers ALI
ance. The farmers in the Northeast
ern part Of Iowa, which then .compris-
ed Of the Fourth Congress District and
included Chicka saw County, took kind
" to the Alliance movement and many
local organizations were started. I
spent some time in that section as an
organizer and lecturer.
r Mr. Weller. became very enthusias-
tic and gave'a great deal of time and
attention to the study of the Alliance
principles. That great agricultural
district was then represented in Con-
gress by a railroad attorney. One of
the things taught by the Alliance and
strongly emphasized was that no rail
way lawyer could properly represent
farmers in a law making body. The
Democrats at that time in that Dis
trict were in hopeless minority. Mr..
Weller conceived the idea that he him
self would run for Congress as 'sfar-
mer's candidate" against the railroad
attorney, one Tom Updegraph.
I visited him at his home early in
1882 and becoming convinced that he
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
SOREN JOHNSON

Soren Johnson met accidental death
in Lake Lillian on Nov. 10, 1900. He
was born in Norway and was by occu-
patton a farmer. He enlisted in the
military service Of the U. S. Govern
ment during the Civil War and became
a member of Co. A, First Minnesota.
He was discharged after the close
of the war. He joined the G. A. R.
Post here on Dec. s, 1884, and was a
member in good standing until his
death.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
SEVERT OLSON

Severt Olson who passed away. on
May 81, 1891, joined the Col. Heg Post
G. A. r., on June 6, 1890. He was born
in Norway and resident at Willmar at
the time of his death. During the
War of the Rebellion he was private
in Company M Of the First Minnesota
Heavy Artillery and enlisted on Feb.
s, 1865. He was discharged on Sept.
27, 1865.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
ToLLEFToRGERSoNs

Toilet Torgerson entered the Col
Heg Post, G. "a. r., as "a member on.
September 18,s1884 Three years later
he allowed his membership to cease.
During the Civil. War he enlisted on
August ~, 1864. in the 2nd Minnesota
Battery. He was discharged on Aug
ust 16, 1865.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
EDMUND OLSON

Edmund Olson discontinued his
membership in the G. A. R.. Post of
this city Dec. 2, 1892. He joined the
Post on Nov. 7, 1884. He was a ma
tive Of Norway and resided at
Lake Andrew. He enlisted during
the Civil War in Co. as private in
the 26th Wisconsin Infantry. Edmund
Olson first moved to Florida and later
to Washington state.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
: ADOEPH ScHENck

Adolph Schenck who passed away
at Eagle bend after leaving this coun-
ty, Joined the Col. Heg Post. on June
g.; 1890. In 1895 he was transferred to
Eagle Bend, where he passed away.
He was a German by birth, and was
born in 1881. He came to America in
1850. While in this county he resid-
ed at Green Lake. In Oct. IA, 1862, he
entered the Union Army as a private
in Co. C of the Mounted Rangers.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
(Paid Advertisement -. .94 % be pd.)

(Paid Advertisement u .94 @ be spd:)
FOR. couNTY COM MISSIONER:
To the Voters OF the Second Dtstrict.
consisting Of the T Township hipsg4ots Do
# vre, Mamre, Lake AndfeW.AretAn-
der, ! Colfax and Norwa
I hereby announce my candidacy. for
reelection as county Il Acommis1ioner
and solicit your support In the app1o-
aching primary election. sss.ss S
B. Respectfully yours,
S. %. S. REIGSTAD.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
JOHN DIXON

John Dixon was born in New York
state. He oined the Col. Heg Post
on April 4, 1890, but ceased his mem
bership after 1892. During the Civil
War he was private in Co. z, 4th
Iowa Infantry, having enlisted on Nov.
IA, 1862. He was discharged on Nov.
20, 1864, in disabled condition.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
PLAY

The play entitled "The Obstinate
Family will be given in the Sons OF
Norway Hall at sunburg Tuesday ev-
ening, May 30th, commencing at 8 80.
Music will be furnished by the Sun
burg orchestra. Admission Csc for. ad-
ults and s15c for children.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24

inest s. ant y q hewo,,ld
|makea very scTedlt ltabllesrree representa- i've
Iespouseti his cand dIldacy, and zhe1ped
Thin plan his camp ,..s s.zzs
|H ne The Desmocrats* Kept out ofs the way
and M Weller being 4 low tarifI man
Ithey all supported him. .z=ss
III wrote 4 letter the Western Rur.
the sAllIance neNspape the pub
Usher: of that paper filton George,
being TIE found of the ganization.
Ia this article called special lsat-
Etention to the. issue raised BY Mr.. Vel
ler's candidacy This notice So pleas
edshim that I belieVe= he had a copy Of
that sent to nearly every farmer IN
his district
The enemy not being able to meet
his arguments dubbed Mr. Weller a
Calamity Howle and as s alamity''
Weller he @beceme widely known not
only in the state3but all over the ma
tion. sss
For he was elected and became a
thorn In the side Of the plumb derbund
in Congress- The term given him in
derision aroused the curiosity Of the
people and great crowds came to hear
him. ss5 54.s .3. 81,
81 The term c alamity Howler gradual
Ily spread until it included every dis
satisfied farmer and all who were. in
clined to look with any favor on the
new political movement.
Well we have made some progress
in the past forty years for all farmers
are Calamity Howlers'' today.
For instance, if man should be
found living on a farm who under
stands the Cumm ms Esch railroad law
and is fully satisfied with It's purpose
and operations and is unable to see the
calamity to the farmers that must fol
low unless, the Act is speedily repeal
ed or. at least materially modified, it
would be a case where his women
folks" would be justified in taking leg
al steps towards having him sent aw-
ay to some institution for the feeble
minded.
I trust that the Calamity How1ers''
will 60 to the polls this coming fall in
such numbers that notssa single Con
gressman in this great West who sup
ported the infamous measure above
mentio2ed will be endorsed or reel
ected and this includes Frank B. Kell-
ogg and Andrew ]. Vo1stead.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
GEORGE RECOR

George Recor. was a native of Con-
necticut, and Will e in this county re-
sided at Green Lake He became a
conrad e in the Col. Heg Post on June
Q, 1889, but in l903 he left the Post.
During the Civil War he enlisted on
August 22, 864 4 in Co ID, 11th Min
nesota Infantry He was discharged
on June 865 He has been called
to the Great Beyond z.sSs. s.ss
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
j. A.@RoMSIAp;.

s.. J. A. Bomstad Joined the Col. Heg
Post Sept. 49,, 1854. During the Civil
War he. was a private in Co.. 3, End
Minnesota Cavalry. He enlisted in
1863 and was discharged in 1865. His
residence in this county was Lake Lii
lian. His native land was Norway.
Records give death as on May IL,
1894.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
HALvoR SONDERSoN

Ha|lvor Sonderson was born in Nor
way on Jan. 26, 1882. After arriving in
this country he enlisted for, service in
the Civil War. He was member of
Co: D of the 10th Minnesota Infantry.
He was mustered, out on August 19,
1866. In 1886 he came to Kandiyohi
County settling in Dovre township. He
joined the Col. Heg Post on Sept 18,
1884 - ~.
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24
HENRY PETERSON

Henry Peterson joined the Col. Heg
Post on Oct. 2 1884, in the year that
it was organized. He was a native of
Norway. He enlisted in the Union
Army on August 26, 1864, as a private
in the End Minnesota Battery. He was
suspended from the local post on Dec.
9. 1887 ,t. 80 sr (,
Willmar tribune., 1922-05-24

He retired SOS ana moved III,
20. HIs remain Ter deat th sWer
Ten to this county and Inferred IN the
Eagle Lake Genet Ole Paulson.
became - mem ber: 81. ]. the Col. .Heg;
Post Sept. 4 8, SO S44.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
Probate Court

petn for Letters of Gdnship-Est
Jane p Boyce-cont to Nov 3. Est
Marshall r Rye ct al to Emma e Ryg
bond $500 app.
Petn Prob of WHILST Nina Sic
gert-hrg Wednesday, Nov %, at 10.
Just & True Acct & Rept App--Est
Conrad A Brinsman.
SCpp Final Ord--E'st Sett-Est Dan
lei Almson--Est Catherine Il Hugher.
Petn for Lv to Purchase Clothing
for Ward-Est Samuel Beunett-pray.
er granted.
Petn to Pay fund &c--Est John
WoOds-prayer granted.
Rept OF Distribution Arp--Est VIM
V Graves est settled.
Gdn's New BOND App-Est James Il
Wore ct al.
Petn Prob of Whilst Minnie NJ.
Collaborating Nov % at TO-
Proof Of Heirship-Eat Minnie NJ
O'Holloran.
Inv App-Mst Laura Heath
Sophie iothan--Albert J Doster
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03

as grazing grounds for cattle, as
had not credited the Siamese with
sufficient energy to clear large areas
or jungle. ! was told that some sixty
years ago terrific tempest swept
across the isthmus OF Kra and de-
stroyed all the vegetation.
'From Preciaup kirikan the coun-
try became Siam OF the picture books
-pagodas perchod on seemingly in
accessible crags, natives clad in bril-.
liant colored clothing, quaint looking
priests and monks and m0nasteries
herds of vicious looking water buf.
falo and rice fields everywhere.
Il entered Bangkok July 81, exactly
two months after leaving Singapore.
Bangkok, like most large towns OF
the east, IL 4 curious mixture of west
and east, the old and the new. Pala-
tial reinforced concrete buildings are
jOstled by wretched novels; foul
smelling, winding lanes lead from
spacious boulevards Pagodas stand
q stones throw from churches.
"The old walls Of Bangkok are
fine example OF the Notifications as
by the oriental nations.
Miles In length, averaging thirty feet
In height by twenty IN thickness and
built Of massive blocks of granite,
they present a fine spectacle. The
government houses are built Of stone
and are imposing. The tramways
are most comfortable of any have
seen, in Asia.
AT Ban Lara, my northemmost .
init in Siam, | turned southwest. /
arrived in relatively large town
lamed Sawankaiole While talking
With the schoomaster he jokingly
that | was a spy. The To-
al chief OF police Immediately be-
anne enamored with the idea and |
pent an uncomfortable thirty min
ties relieving him Of his doubts
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03
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Circuit Court

26339 Mabel J Barnes vs. VIM G
Barnes divorce Geo z Bell solr.
2G3l0 la Sale Co c G 60 VS. Law
renee Kl0ss & Industrial Comm Of
III compensation. J q Malone Jr,
atty.
2G341 George Schlageter &c rs Curt
S Ayers, Shrff, &. Augusta Brethauer
aft for rcpleyin. Hanson & ia
cobson, atty
264a2 Goldie Moore vs. Jnhn 0 Moore
mi issue without bond. Tom "
--divorce-iv to pros as p p--ord
Smurr.
25920 Knauer vs. Standard c Como
by pln to set aside order Of dis
missal e TO rainstata &c allwd.
2l497 Madden VS. First Nat Bk-dem
to decl hrd & sustd &c-plfi appeals
TO Appellate CCurt-alwd on filing
bond 5000 in 60 days &c.
26339 Barnes vs. Barnes-hrg & de-
cree.
2620S Brayman VS. Brayman-on mo
OF compt rule entered that delt an
swer within 5 days.
25247 Webb VS. Webb-mo by comp
TO place cause on law tria! caIend4t
for trial allwd.
2G337 Veronica Brezina vs. Rose Han
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-03

App Bill 4 Inv Ape Mary Dei3,
ges-John /. D0ster.
Claim Alldw- Est Anthony Kuntz-
Elizabeth Newman S225, Est Sophie
Hothan--Elma Carlson $500.
Will--EstVincent KoaclaE to Stene
Konczak- per bond SG,OO0-appsrs
apptd-adj Jan term,
petn Prob of 81 VIII Est John S
Trempalla---hrg Nov 20 at 10.
Acct & Rept App--Est Edw Morsch
ct al--est set as TO Ollie n Muc-Gst
Jennie " Noulk.
Additional Bond App-.Est Jennie
NJ foulk.
Petn &c--Est James Ashloy-pray.
err granted.
Claim Allwd-Est Gee 3 Duder--
John Gotch
Claim Mrs Emma Mills VS. Henry
c Barton--set Nov 20 at TO-
petn TO Iavcst Funds Est Lottie
appyd
Inv App st Martin Glorat.
Supp Final OYd--l22t John Yanke.