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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-20

NOTICES piritualist adviser Anna
f. Lane of Tampa will be at 401 NJ
Tennessee avenue Thursday. June
%. 1922, one day only. Phone
597 for readings.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-20

Salesman with car to call
on dealers with lowest priced cord
and fabric tires. $4,000 and ex-
penses Crescent Cord Tire Com
pany. Plymouth, Indiana.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

ted TIE chlidrrn ~4i TIE shcs
sShds lchsa
Cocoa saad~Ashea MAKE an eTSGt.
naFy cynf@tiapers fspslins. usteg swe
,ablssg~Au,fuss NJ bat water cite and
osehals AhlesYsseufals VI eegssa stir
Ia sNlate.stuNef sugar ahe fourth u
3 saatcspsnial II Naatlis and oiae-ha1
capflH ~ ehagg~a u0G laeetn Spread
he trvsd lightly Witf h.GiteF aud pai
iuspthet 18th gbr csn,sa alliEg
Rich csSea sauce Take rss and
"Hr .lasf lAb.esI@@s,tass IT c0sNAA, ois~-
tals caIasl ~ sugar one sad thr~e,
faurths aslrsts,sutbis " evKaA,srrk
IT srroa rol, our half cuptnl ~ celd
sGfsf lid 1 eNNttE0 I sa1jil. fSaSSys II !
toahIe tullcg, then adj oev AID ,n~.
talf aspfa's II tuittus water. stirring
constantly sgtit the mlxtare thlrkens
Thee cvs.s ever ho' SBtrr fu tNpHty
minutes Is bali an hour. ADD one
half ieeslseount of vanilla Jos, lie.
fore NsNthk
hausmsae~ Frspps With Cocoa
Scsli three eupfus " miik sRd str
hia IL eNy ,>9lh ~ = sras,&eAtg. X
sg,t, tg., a4,a .ss.t-l.a+e ~ ~.
q cacga, enc half tHpful 81 sugar and
h., III m'sisfc boil pp then add enc
taft cupsat ~ marahlnsliuw cnsne.
svltl.e s~Ars rrr-snsf tcwsTWvtTa, ~ va
piila extract sHd treesc ~ thfy* parts
u scr and oae tart ~ sal' THIS 10
sufficient o. sertr sx f~fsons
Cocoa HrsAJ Pudding S0sk two
Outputs ~ bread trufoes 80 f.hr cur
Fuls ~ <taldtl pillk tar one hslt 'trur
Nfv ,ssssS-taarss. g: @ espssss ~ NssT;,eI
uIfh Httle rt4d WATER IT, paste sni
adj ie thf milk mixture lleat 10
ecthsf one fourth q a teaspNHful ~
salt. twoihlris ~ cupiul ~ saear,
tws eggs anA anr half tea IeapNfUi -
VAGINA Ata 10 the pHAdsns mistarr,
pnur ihte BATTERED ran ana hHbe II
pan - hot water serve wilh hard
saHee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

ia the principle that Capsaih samps0h
and his two assistants bad not tln,e
for any elaborate work " coaeeaiHent
Mos. l!kely they lsid th- rh~st u s.su'e
In he ne ~ such lmplemvbt. as
spades SUD besides, The very heart II
iuv Undertaking wus husrs HEld Sc
rrsrs They must have worked al
night and bst.pen Two tides. yvr fpw
# the caves raa ts reR hsa,t EXCEPT At
The ptfs sni THss II w. 'tfrfath rtfst'
the cave must haav op~nsd directly
oa The sea FOR three mrn to trans
part such weight ani hpik b. land
would be sheer ingrss'bI,ty
February ~ Toiay strange,
thing happened 80 utaagr. -
@w'rhieq-ea.~' afsf'" rr,+YfAis "ff,as ~
ought 10 t~ recuf,'ei ia iumiuuu, tax
And ] owe u all to B~njy .i''ie dog,
y"H shall 60 Ia golden eulaF and
eat Iamt chops every day THIS
n{0aiiuS.''
Across my absorption to The diary
eur the enwrtramr clangpr ~ t7s1S'e
gong night on Ito GREATNESS edge ~
discovery | Was summoned attn iuv
thrilling ~eePt IN my prvsst, IT, join
fH5 Rel~'isG-.44 tl'v .,Atrtt.1Hirvts + hal
.h'.,, Lps..S, isss+hsg-- ,'ssssA -e}t- S-.s
antii the tghi NJ tomorrow morning
n0!d I return h. r. tsrurai iloN
NHs "a sar,tyr the .eyrrtai dli uot
Know Dut'aa one point nv pNnd Ans
made Ap hu one shoaid ircHu ~ fhe
existence ~ the dIary uufu kHeS all
tNAt 1t taI q tiaparf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

eo0n..4l MF Shast ANNOUNCEMENT has
t~en f~eeeeen ssYa d&.sis@rsssa uT@a-
Miss BF0wEe, wAD 1rs%A On Aasat
asse resfrasa saEh hsr wherever sA~
wpst tls,'ss aas'fsss ssssrssaA.. a
NV frt@sds, st@ began. ~vhe@s
dwelling oa . paAne ~is~r~ the Aaie.
rai IN a1 may Saa to grasp sAs
tfiaaghs ~sAea sARa pas ts~farw you
THE etvalng ay frIenas. sals sxpe
dayien SIS "s IL sg~ak. c,.stea frv4a
The Yod ~ ThaasAs TtGaght II was,
a. realized ~ steamships and oth@s
sgtsinvral fertn~ 3hseh aseFp us o1vs
rptling seac Hos. thee, can Il To- 9th
sF~s~% sisaa shat Ts.aght sisasa ifs-
asssa.a~ ,1saF asas&aae~-r-asss& ssseexsa
sts91itt - snabse tD E0at~Ytal4E@ tsefuT~
y persistent attitude Of SeSatson Ny
friends. son Niit pssv~ttr thas there
~ 30 brvas Ia This ,sSla.nev VI ideas ,
sls Is yeinarssless iogie
Ia of'ier TO wtlh4raw mysetf sr,Mn
this atm sg,e*r~ IA Negatea. ypg these
several DAYS past have sNaghs se-
ciastpa There Ia aienev | have a.
SERTED the rpH~r " Positive over
Negative Thought. gazing meanwhile
Into the pfosoa8d depths ~ the All
Ny friends, al snsaes has been
yearhsatrd as / have hall a vision
~ thnt far which we ss,ek Saw Vt
Ias', 10 spirit ~ glad coai4sac~, ws
nay advance For my friends. The
chest " buried In sand
l., MA .lbss ityalgRhsRi anneansr~~
meat Miss IIi4stesby Aroate SAT
iown. heavy slI,oev sgc~'e,lra II
ass broken ny a muuuar troa NJ
TphhN
WONDERFUL thAts ~hat call
aoudestai Talk about the einqaenee
q ~ - lAes .rfs,!ysspv,. ast4s,ss., sA.rs~4t
This - oa pas With congressional
orBtors
A vision MISS Browu." said Nj
ShAH stuyrly must he 80 interest.
lHg thing | have sewer se,'n one tay.
self having ~ talents that way. bat
IL the iitt,t Scotch tuWn ~ pgmt IL.
dykes whore | WIS born there Was al
pld laiy utfh remarkable gsrt -
seeogA sight sample fox, unt tciug
aequainftstt With 'ir, proper trraYs ~.
sis1, ss-r .s,a"s+ ..04i+s-t s--' .s,se, Astee.
WeuAa Heit one day nS aunt hal
lceu % iA~ nviShbWiug town ~ M.es
i"stHHe, tise WlleS NJ sud On the way
back h ftpmE sIykrs she loss her
purse IL had thrrv ~aSerelst.s IN lt-~
srsai sulH Ia my aunt in h"f
trouble .ot WiBd she hurried 90 rhs
Rtsr Nonsat1-=# thing TO make tsr
piaue father tuu III his grave TIA
Atse Naaan .satfa lntQ fhe Al. !!
Suppose, su.l totd Inv aunt tot e. re,
herself far she had had ,isspu -
the purse arA II lay sala.a hsre 80
tie Rad hetween MltklestaHe and
namhiriskvs
Now Miss lrawne, I'll takt the
liberty If drawing moval froe9 this
sfarY ~ ut The present. 'ns'aaes
where ia The read between NrAs-
staBe #ad tsathte,itkes is tie sIestr'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
CHAPTER X



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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

NV. You rsay ne tbs lesass ts AeAr
ether gsris 40 tho bettsrs " scsag fssok
A~ln~d rse. " - ROSE wAipNSR suls
RasssaaA Ri~e~ RAisaaAa<s. III
9Aas 10 the sAaghs - often sywcsssa
In letters Accommodating Lydia =. fnkN
haas Vegetable Csasnsssari. These wv
rs@n know what they have safee~ds they
describe their sympsras and state bow
tlssy we're nnaiiy snaae wvis susi E.asaa
statements, tas they want eth~s wosasas
~ he helped
LYDIA T. rsnkham's Vegetable Ccns-
ysasaa In n lusaaseana .fpsss tfssn. ,Hssia-
eGnal roots and herbs. and wlshoas d-agA
b. relieve The siekaess wctnea NJ eftsn
hare, which ~ Indicated by bsckAchs
seal feelings. nervtasrasA and 10 arr
hssaoa 10 gvs anything eaae ~ To ~
anywhere. II has helpc1 many wosnsn
Ahy not Try tsF
,y~s.7---zyv~--,vyyT- yy--~--v-----xy~-wTS
1tere II even vanity Ia always ielA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

frSsas aslaK II "a a
4stak sni ss q
hsstt at4 fer
cssssSaaae IN lie.
tlvfp mFw te W
hsssss~ @ ssx@ v b o
Ty@siEx Tire paTss
Der ~ ways N
siay l,~ usssi 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Dyt az Iork lat.
1he tollnNia ia
tHltlg " tlt b.. ~ H.
tni n save ~
reference
Fourteen table
sI'ssHsfuts @ey -.
tlrittitA ~ n cup
FUN ~ itet tat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
DYED her BABY's COAT.
A SKIRT AND CURTAINS
WITH DIAMOND DYES

rath package a "pssusonA Dyes~ cca
tsins din~pens ~ sample ANY woman oas
ays az tint her old. worn, faded thing,
hss Fttn \ ~ tss bgtsg ajsd f*tlfs
ne csn ppi nsw rt1l tss',,l5r into shahts.
sktTfs. drvsncs, walsts. cesfs, ssnekSngA
sweaters. coverings afafysea. hanging.
everything iias nisHpind tlyv.-as osAes
Kind lAsa .estsxs Aaaae ,sss.4ss IL s4an
Anteed lusi tail year stsaggsss whrsaes
,bs material yca wish " DIE IL ~eo a
alk. ~ whether u IL hnsa. srNtts,n, ~
nsised se~>ia Diamond Ii,.es newer slreak.
sssst, fade IT run advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

oxa@ 4 eaA~
saask | nisaAa moi slsep
sx<at@sAAsY III aisaa
TN INA sss nay back.
,.,iar. fxA VI,
h,ssss esss DAY and
after r~Aassag II As.
ran ri ones 10 take
Lydia " fnkAam ~
Vegetable Nem.
Fx&agsi ! have Assa
very good results and
aasss Of my girl
frsexsss ssss taking IN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
tcAAeTga ix--continusd.J
--~.i2~~

ff#fFtb0Ff sffA W. A@1f Afts ~
under tbs point Ia The logical plae. |
have been unable 10 md ans stone
marked II, H. on the ground above II.
but / fear that d search after Hilts
ivrnibsioaar wouid ne a0Prisss MIR
circumstance such a. thns. ~ the
mates story, II seems ~ me- that vii
the probabilities point 20 their con-
'rtAfiwE tire sa''ei NJ trie raTa &ftb
an Opening 81 ~. hay To kst The
boat laden With the heavy chest.
through the surf 10 any II the ether
eayes---if the various rra"ks and Is
sures ! hass sen ARE indeed property
- he called aase s .Nmlii h~ sim
wnFK FOR three men Yes"' f'erTftfnN
Indicates the cavern under the posnt
The only question ~ ISN'T II Indicated
.uo ciearlsf Mould smooth OLD
sronnhrs't such Ms this Captain Safpp
son must have been have hiddpn tis
treasure In the very place certain to
he runsacked II the ,crrit ever got
outf Unless u MIS- deeply buried,
"hieh y '"a'" H"'' V''" "''' " 'F'
'aih a'nE's 81 '''' 4l', ''Fo 80" ''''', .
would have been apr rs run acruss II
IN, the ca2rzg Mr. hrs ~tLv%..++asrF, 81; p,
searches for the r hes ~ the hut
rh'"fA ana "N' ''t'".h F'1..' V.'
Ilelntx 40 not mIslraa oe BESIDES,
at Panama he Was making hrrth Ee-
inehtS 70 go Wild s't"' ''''f ''rt''''is
on Hl'a'' '0s'N'7s ''h'Ns' +" ." .o'."
wh''h y" N'13' tet nav" n''h "@'H
70 90 II M h"o ]H'' ht''F'"''' " F''t
fortune ~ hfF-.i u'A'ais ll' /
Asss = sssA''''s7 ,3'* 4'R. :: as''sts,i' sl''st
h"aRh WIN "'He h"t"
TN, iielfht " ! cAh.1 NaiFh ieeSe
ropir stars VITA you toH'~s3
January | thinS E through
with the cave under thf'' 4asst~-t'tr
Sh'cra "f The tn" Arsh"Se have
named Il Frtttd INT" "S"rt-er"Firr
~ the ~atls, std sounded ths, -e,lliAs
WIN uf'u, ! "ntl"4" "eh,a nav
ihhds more itHtAtkA }f' ~ u II
had hd t'fN tthN'H7"d 'F"ta TIE Hfd
thht VIZ ti'H "@s n.y." W%rFs N''At'
ever f"Fket NE tFt.lhs tl'At |ift'9
nae "''eh ht't / t9fhFa th' lh&'> "t
my ttaeaett"e = u'"'N ana N"" 'h'lee
~ ms tn''rd ~f'''''s ''~ r'"fT ~ tive
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Many ~ ear troubles arr ike tRin
on tin ftasg net pa serious v hon
tiepsd from without.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Ia there aartHAg esofSf Il NAV he
stt& .yr mas - hsw % bafh gvea
already ~ C19 'iHtc which Is a. ho,ete
G& E#T.SHIAstes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
FOR COLDS, GROUP AND pAlsa

v VIZ ~NNNW4 ~'FVVF FFFFs~ v F'FFF'FF
Use tHehrT isaltp II fsalleyss nj usss.
AVOID iMtTATlaNS
IL we have no agent where yen live.
write fer a fire. sample to n, w
vAcher, Inc. New Orleans. La Nd.
versi@nent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
MONTHS Or
SUFFERING
4sssslu ~ ii
HS
How q Baltimore Girl Hecov~
cred Her Health

nxstiuse~e. MARYLAND 50 '-f~ s~verss
moasAs | snlEersa with sevssrs hasAacAs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
COCOA DISHES

:, ssm rae sesess ysf vTy+v 's4tessu WITT
h~ tssand ean II go~ywa. tar sstts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Conversation fiass who's, yuu hnse
10 be careful.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

1'tere II even VANITY In always Iell
lag the trEth,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Suit far ses fsao haa beer 'iic3
against an undertaking company a.
IVY Crulhla Grant who
charges RATA u,ut,je'e3 her husband =
body ~as,le II Was IN charge q Tire as
a. yt kPra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Another wariter WAS aided 10 th.
Iist ot crimes tn Williamson cesiats
~htn James Hay VIZ. farmer rcs a,
irg aear i'u;nF. was rel "a 10 The 'ruut
gate nj his aomse ard shGt III teaih by
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

4 yoauk semag Nei!ayet a ho Miss
Kate layorska u Chicago, istga Chat.
tanonsa hospital probably fatally IN
iured az the rrsgli " s,Arr fSlltnE o.
jumping tram the Euf,b hs!ud pixie
FLYER 90 Tie SoutA~s railway ueaF
Long Island Ala
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

The republican exc, at,yo commit &c
~ tan thirteenth thaneey 8iyistef
Of sevoa coan' ~, ~ meet.
ing lis Jefferson city has fixed Apt.l
~ a. a date fer primary election jo
a chancellor in De cs /
Mere Ran aue candidate qua flies
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08
TRAPPING REGULATIONS

The legal trapping season for the
taking of raccoon opened on October
18th and closes on March 1st. They
may be taken in any manner. Mink,
fisher and marten may be taken in any
manner from December LIST to April
LIST following, both dates inclusive.
Muskrat may be taken only by trap
ping from December list to April list
following, both dates inclusive.
It is unlawful to hunt or pursue mink
or musllrat with a dog and it is also
unlawful for any person to modest, in
jure or destroy any muskrat or mink
house, den Or other abiding place.
Skunk, hares or rabbits, other than
the snow-shoe rabbit, weasels, wildcat,
lynx, wolves, foxes and all other qua
drupeds for which a close season is
not provided by law, may be taken
either in the daytime or at night and
in any manner. Non-residents are not
permitted to trap protected fur-bearing
animals in Minnesota.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08
Fls3: a
NORTH NORWAY LAKE J

- @T
7 Nov. Ruth ssand ElYer,d1 Erickson
were Wilma 4 callers on Wednesday.
Mrs.: Bonnie Freese and chi ldren
and Mrs A. C Bitterness spent a sfewsdays
last week visiting at the. Fl. O bitterness
and A. Powerful homes. i. 1905
Arthur. and Mabel Skare visited at
the Ed: p ladsons home on Tuesday.
i Miss Irma Nefson.swill entertain the
Y Ps next Sunday afternoon, Nov. s.
Miss Clara Palmeson isl at present
assisting Mrs. G. T. Gulsvig with the
house work. < VI. !. .s:>~ = n. s.5s.s
] The Thompson and Od1and families
were entertained at. the 90. Hystad
home Thursday night. ,,.., IL z..
Andrew Gunderson of Belgrade Wis
tied at the Torkel Freese home on
Friday.
John Torison passed away at the
home Of his son Hedge, Thursday NOR
ming, Oct. 26th; at the age OF 50 years,
2 months and 2 days. He leaves to
mourn his departure one daughter, 5
sons, Is grandchildren and II great
grandchildren. His wife passed away
last August. = - 80 ,...>--o
Edward Rindahl returned home
from North Dakota on Friday where
he had been employed for few
months.
Garfield and Elvine Freese visited
at the M. Rindahl home on Sunday.
Edward Sagedal is the proud owner
of Ford car.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08
J / BEA
0F Bel


Some skill was exhibited ~ many ANY
who guessed at the numb Of beans
] snthe window Of the Farmers Sec,
urity State Bank on the last Gpmmun-
ity Sales Day in. WilImar The exact
number Of beans in the pile was 4011 10.
Mr., Joe Broberg came within one
bean of the correct number his guess
being 4o11l. He was awarded the ton
Of hard coal. Mr., Broherg's address.
is.511 Trott ave, Willmar. .} s. g.
A. NJ. Erickson, 712 Third Street W,
guessed 4o1o7, Just three beans away
from the correct number. Hessreceived
a ton of.softacoal. S.s:ss 81 Sss} 5S5S=s
Others VINO guessed close were:
Jesse Chaplin, 1902 Gorton ave
4Ol20.- 4 =. u H. =!
Francis Donery. Wlllmar, r. IL
40010. - ? =. -
Fred Hegstrom, Willmar, Rt. 2
10000. @@. -
Mrs. NJ. 3. Estness, 7a7 Second St.
E-40160. - 49, r.
Martin Nelson, Box SO -4O150:@>. -
John P. Elkjer, 7o4 4th St.. West
40137. ...-. -. 4. e.>,.>s.. s. ::zz.,s =,
Mrs. Nels Anderson, Third st. West
T.. -. =
Hilda Carlson, us 4th st. East
40l24 49, = ->,.:.... .- = - =.
Leonard Berry, Pennock-40080.,
Amos o. Lien, 4o7 Second ST.. East
-4O12i. -..:-%
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08

s:S An ASSEMBLE meeting was held in
the Nord Hand *churc h last Frid Sat
Eurday and Sumo
Elenor; and Pearl Larson, Marie Don
ny and Marjorie Pemble visited the
school IN Dist. 552alast week 2:: 81 ISL
Lillian Thorson who lis attending
school at the Teachers College:at st.
Cloud visited at home for a few days
last week. .. n ..Ess. .:5sz e S.
| = !. The teachers in Dist. a IN Harrison
school gave a weiner roast I for the
children in their school last Friday
evening. s. >::S:"S :. -. ,,s-.s:&slI = -
The e.: Christensen family enter
TANNED SOME company of young PEG
pie on Friday evening. -.
"A company. Of young people went to
NJ. A. sChristenson's on Thursday even
ing to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer
Thompson. re- go as ~
= S. O.sSusag intends to be back from
the Scandinavian countries the last of
November. s>.. g. .--,*
Mr.. and. Mrs. Alfred Nelson of St.
Paul arrivedpat G.. C. Christenson's for
a visit on Friday. They left for their
home the next~-day. They made the
trip by car. ": .5..-.
Clarence Susag of Minneapolis came
by, car to M. "A. Christianson's last
Saturday and returned on Sunday &C.
companied by his wife and daughter
who have been visiting in the country
since Wednesday. ..~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Susag were en-,
tertained for dinner at Mrs. S. O. Su.
Says Saturday evening. -.
~ Leonard and Richard Nepsund were
Spicer callers last Friday.
;Nels Larson Of Irving who was op-
Grated on at the New London Hospi-
tai died last Sunday forenoon, Oct.
10Th. The remains were taken to the
Eckman undertaking parlors where
funeral services will be held. He lea
yes wife and three children to mourn
the loss of a kind father and husband.
The bereaved have the deepest sym
pathy of all.
Mrs. Casper Olson who is ill with
pneumonia at the New London Hos.
pital is still in critical condition.
The Ladies Aid of the NordIand
church will meet on Nov. 8th at the
home of Mrs. P. J. RufsvOld
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08

Willard Sundfors and lBlancheford
Hallin attended the Wisconsin Mime
sofa football game last Saturday and
also visited with friends. They re-
turned on Sunday evening.
Good Health
If you would enjoy good. health, keep
your bowels regular. No one can rea-
sonably hope to feel we'll, when con-
stipated: When needed, take Cham
berlain' s Tablets. They are mild and
gentle:-Adv. ~ Nov.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TAKE NOTICE, That the under
also known as Gust Monson, will not
be responsible for any debts incurred
by said Gustaf E. Monson, nor be liza
BILE for any money borrowed by him,
nor will I pay any obligations incur
red unless the same are first author
lied by the undersigned Guardian Of
said GuStaf E. MonsOn.
Dated November 9Th, 1922
OSCAR MELANDER,
1t Guardian.
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In .MEMQRIAM

In loving memory of P. A. Sonden
who died one sad year ago, Nov. 7th:
bet ar svart att bryta de 0mma band
Som knytet hjartana tillsamman,
bet ar svart, ia svart, att saga de orden
xvi ma skilljas for altid,'
Karaste alskade, vi lade dig den
morka stilla gray,
Men dit mime skall bevaras
Tills vi after m0tas pa den sista dag
Mrs. P. A. SOnden.
Anna Sonden.
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ASKS ( J. BIDS ON new e ::
WINTER !! !; | \ / ] |' ROAD WORK
= ~ 8; 50 - n, -. -
Commissioner Babcock, Announces
Z List Of Nearly 1 Is Miles,
-.- Mainly Crawling -


winter proved feasible and economical
last year, Charles M. Babcock state
highway commissioner, this week
called for bids Nov. %, on 20 new pro-
jects, including nearly 100 miles of
gravel surfacing in addition to few
grading improvements and several new
bridges on the trunk highway system.
Proposed crawling will surface all
new grading under the Babcock plan
which has taken a good share of con-
struction funds but was hardly appar-
emit to highway users Judging roads
by their surfaces and riding qualities.
1t will add noticably to results shown
on the new highway program, highway
officials said.
Winter employment for more than
1000 men and teams, or proportionate
numbers of trucks with drivers, will
be afforded by the undertakings and
will be boons to farmers in some sec
tons and to men who otherwise might
be in forced idleness. The state will
benefit also, it was predicted, prices
last winter being below levels during
the regular construction seasons.
John H. Mullen, assistant commits
sioner and chief highway engineer,
said arrangements will be made to
push the work that the finished roads
may be put in the> best possible con-
dition by spring.
-Four miles Of grading with two
bridges and numerous culverts on
Trunk Highway No. 81, east of Ada,
a 35-foot span bridge on T. H. No.
west of Ada, and 277a miles of grading
with bridges and several culverts on
T. H. No. II southwest of Chaska are
the special projects.
Others are gravel-surfaci cling impro-
vements with locations and mileages
as follows:
T. H. No. 2-West,of Aitkin, 5 miles,
T. H. No. 3-South of West Union,
27h miles.
T. H. No. 4-North of Park Rapids,
miles.
T. H. No. S-Grand RapidsrBlack-
berry, 81 miles.
T. H. No. S-Northwest of Cass
Lake, miles.
T. H. No. S-Southeast of Bemidji,
s miles.
T. H. No. 8-East of Bagley, 3 mi.
T. H. No. 10-Benson- Clontarf,
miles.
T. H. No. 21-St. cleveland, 6
miles.
T. H. No, 22-Gaylord-N orseland,
IA miles.
T. H. No. 23-st. Cloud-Foley, II
miles.
T. H. No. 26-Sauk Centre-West-
port, IL miles.
T. H. No, 29-Alexandria-Lake Re.
no, miles.
T. H. No. 3O-Fergus Falls, Erhart,
is miles.
T. H. No. 3o-Callaway-Og ema, II
miles.
| T. H. No. 35-Aitkin-Bennetsv 10
miles.
| T. H. No. 54-East of Herman, 80
miles.
T. H. No. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1a
miles.
Engineers are compiling final est
mates as reports are received of dis
tances of hauls on the various jobs
The bids will be opened publicly, as
usual, and prices are expected to be
as low as those a year ago when the
first winter program was begun =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08

OPERATED ON AT MINNEAPOLIS
Arthur Nord, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Nord, was operated on for
appendicitis at the Asburys Hospital
in Minneapolis on Friday. He has been
at the hospital all summer. AT this
writing the boy is doing nicely.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08
RETURNS TO NORTH DAKOTA

julius 'B. Abrahamson returned to
Gwinner, N. D., last Sunday evening
after a visit of over two weeks at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
N. Abrahamson of this city. While in
Minnesota he also enjoyed a visit with
his two brothers located in Minneapo-
lis
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Danish Catarrh, Bad Breath

It's the, Simplest thing in the. world
to use Hyomei. and end. ~catarrh.
Breathe the medication through the
little inhaler~in every outfit and you
will get relief at once. Money back
if it fails. S. B. Carlson & Son.-Adv.