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Evening star., 1923-09-06
BARGAINS in Blankets

(12) Satin Mnrseilles Spreads. single
and double bed sizes. Formerly
$3.50 to $3.50. Fridays price. $500
(10) Crochet Spreads, full size .SOxs0,
with soft finish. Fridays price
each $1.I7
(11) Khaki Army Blankets, about 75C1
wool; sizes 66xS4. for double bed
Formerly $495. Fridays price $4.19
FIFTH FLOOR
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Boys Palm Beach Coats. from good
quality suits. Fridays price
(greatly reduced) ........ +. .$1.OO
Bib Overalls, blue and khaki. For
merly 79c. Fridays price .4ec
Sport BIouses, khaki and striped
percale. Formerly sec. Fridays
price 7..-................ .39c
Bathing Suits, one-piece. Formerly
49c. Fridays price ....... 2Vc
MILDLY Wash Hats. various colors
Formerly 49c. Fridays price, Ice
Boys' Odd Coats, khaki or crash,
from $4.95 suits. Fridays
Boys Koveralls, formerly $100
Fridays price ............. .6oc
Boys Wash Suits, button-on or
MILDLY. Fridays price (greatly
reduced) .49c
FLOOR
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Cd Double Vanftfes. of gold cloth.
Formerly s1.50. Fridays price. csc
l11D Manicure Sets, 3 pieces in cellu-
loid case. Formerly $1.95. Fridays
(30) Creme lie Mon, for relief from
sunburn and tan. Formerly soc.
Fridays price. ..........t....... 33c
STREET FLOOR
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Victory Sheets
FRIDAY, Each. CSC

and of a quality that every house,
Wife appreciates Regularly $1.19.
Fridays price .................8 8Sc
Pillowcases, subject to slight oil spots,
but a good quality. Sizes 42x36 or
45x36. Fridays price ........ .23c
THIRD FLOOR
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Every style is delightfully."- new,
featuring side closings with large
buttons, strips of bias nap for
trimming, wide sleeves with dis
tinctly novel cuffs, whip pleating,
braiding and stitching in striking
new effects. Several months to
come will not. bring. more beau
tiful styles or, finer coat quality
for S3o.75.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Clearance of
Separate Skirts

SILK Skirts of lovely. .roshanara, crepe
de chine, chenille crepe, and
chenflle-bordered roshanara. Many
colors. Formerly $1,000 and $500
Fridays price $500
SECOND FLOOR
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Timely Clearance of
Bathing Suits

Get a new one for next season, at a
remarkable saving.
(85) Women's Bathing Suits, one
piece, many styles and colors
Formerly 1896 to $685.. Fridays
price .S2.95
(3O) Bathing Suits for Children and
Girls. Formerly $2.95. Fridays
price 81 40
SECOND FLOOR
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Short Lots of Silk and
Cotton BlOuSeS

(105) BlOuses of attractive silk and
cotton fabrics. Overblouses and
1acquettes. White and colors. Fri
days price (greatly reduced), SOS
(166) Bl0uxcs Of Wolfe and Dimity,
that show marks of counter hand
ling. Fridays price (greatly re-
uuced) $1.OO
SECOND FLOOR
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Stamped Art Pieces
Reduced for FRIDAY

G00) Polly Priu Aprons, stamped on
lazy daisy designs. Formerly 4Sc.
Fridays price ............. 39c
75) Ecru Scarfs and Pillow Covers on
art weave. Stamped for French
knot embroidery. Formerly 4Sc
Fridays price ..........3 3sc
Unbleached House Dresses and White
Lawn Aprons, stamped in dainty
designs. Formerly s1.4S. Fridays
price 8Sc
THIRD FLOOR
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Lansburgh & Brother
SILKS
$1.S5

High-grade silks of rich. lus-
trous quality-just the weaves
that are most in demand for so
many autumn garments.
Crepe de Chino
Fine SILK Radfum
Printed Crepe de Chine
All 40 inches wide.
Over 100 different plain colors
and designs.
THIRD FLOOR
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All-Wool Serge and Crepe
FRIDAY. Sl.OO

Yard-wide serge and wool crepe in
several dozen Of the newest fall
shades. Just the thing for school
special price for Friday.
4ard ...."............... .$I.OO
All-wooI and Mixed Plaids, for skirts
and other uses. 40 and 3S inch
widths, in twenty different color
combinations. Fr d VS. price
(greatly reduced) .......... .$1.19
THIRD FLOOR
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THIRD FLOOR
Remnants of Wide Ribbons
35c Yard

Wide Ribbons in plain and fancy color
ings, light and dark shades. Many
useful lengths. Special for Fri
Wide Ribbons, brocaded. dresden,
Roman stripe. satin and cire. A
remarkable assortment, priced spe-
cially for Friday bargains, yard soc
FIRST FLOOR
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Velverette, Fashona, Lustrosa,
Lustralaine, Excello and Monetta
are some of the rich pile fabrics
you will find in the sale. Every
coat is beautifully silk or satin
lined, and most of them are
topped with collars of lovely furs
beaver, squirrel, wolf ; red, taupe
or black fox, raccoon or opossun1.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Odds and Ends of Corsets
Greatly Reduced

N>Ao SAAA<A AA1\4o Va N<OA CSSO
Greatly Reduced
American Lady, r. & G. Warmers.
Memo and Frolaset, including many
different models. Sizes 81 to 80 in
the lot. Originally $3.50 to $500.
fridays price ..............$ $1.95
MAIN FLOOR
Hikh-krade Models of Memo. Rengo
Belt, Madame Lyra, Madame Pfeil
and Fr0laset, of coutil and broche.
Sizes % to &c. but not in every style
Originally $500 to $1,000. Fridays
Gotham Elastic Girdles, of heavy
surgical webbing. IL to IA inches
wide. Sizes 25 to 80 in the lot.
Originally $500 to $1,000. Fridays
BraHsferes and Bandeaux, including
Memo Circlets and De Bevoise.
Sizes 81 to A in the lot Originally
$50 and $500. Fridays price. 49c
Brassieres and Bandeeux of broche
and SINNERS satin. Boyshform,
De Bevoise and Bien-Jolie, Broken
sizes, "a to so, Originally $500 to
$3.00. Fridays price ......... csc
THIRD FLOOR
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Early September weather nothing the dozens of
farseeing women who tried these heavy winter coats
wrapped the snug ur collars around their ecks and wisely
selected beautiful mdwinter from this marvellous
showing.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Store Will Be Open Next Satmday-September 8hAH Day

Friday Remnant Sale Lansbugh Brohyou know what that
means day good day be by
who really serious about making their dollars double duty
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Reduced Prices on
Summer Dresses

Dresses, of ginghams. plain and
printed voiles. in many favorite
colors and styles of the summer
Formerly $500 and $1,000. Fridays
prize .$I.1b
Dresses. of pongee, plain and en-
broidered voiles and cotton crepe.
that will be serviceable for several
weeks to come. Formerly $1,000
and $500. Fridays price. .$4.44
SECOND FLOOR
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Clearance of
High.Grade Raincoats
$1,000

One-of-a-kind styles, that for
merly sold from 1895 to
$25.00. Distinctive patterns
and styles. all strictly water
proof. many of them good
looking enough to serve as a
fall topcoat. Choice. $1,000
SECOND FLOOR
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Odds and Ends of
Women's Suits, Goats
and CapeS

Left from some of our smartest
showings. at prices that make
them well worth buying for the
fall season.
UD Suits, Fridays price, greatly
reduced $500
(S) Suits, Fridays price, greatly
reduced ................$ $3.50
(9) Three-pfece Suits, Fridays
price, greatly reduced. $500
(2) Three-piece Suits, Fridays
price. greatly reduced, xI4.95
CD Coats, Fridays price. greatly
IcuuCcu BlO.OO
CD Coats. Fridays price, greatly
Teuuceu $I0.OU
I2) Coats. Fridays price, greatly
60 Coats. Fridays price, greatly
reduced .............. &34.JO
CD Capes. Fridays price, greatly
reuuced $3.50
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Savings on Jewelry

SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Pennsylvania Society's
congressional Night

Congressional night" will be ceIe-
brateds by the Pennsylvania Society Of
Washington at its meeting in the New
Willard Hotel ballroom Monday night,
February 26.
Members Of the House OF Representa-
lives who have been active in the Penn
sylvania Society Will be guests of honor
Among these will be Representative
Fred B. Gernerd, Representative Sam
uel A. Kendall. Representative Adam
II Wyant. Representative Harry f.
Sansley. Representative Anderson H
Walters, Representative Henry W.
watson, Representative Louis r. Nc
Fadden, Representative Guy f. Camp
hell, Representative Thomas c. Crago
representative Harris J. Bixler and
Representative /. Clinton Cline.
There will be brief addresses by a
lumber of these keystone members of
Congress and musical selections will be
Interspersed by Jack Mullane, popular
character singer.
Pennsylvania members of the House,
and there will be dancing after the
program
The officers Of the Pennsylvania So
ciety are: Representative Clyde Kelly,
president; Mr. r. Lincoln Townsend, DR..
John S. Arnold and Mrs. Frank l..
CTilly, vice presidents; Mrs. Howard 8,
ReeHde, treasurer, and Mr.. Frank X
Fragale, secretary.
Admission to the congressional
night" meeting will be through mem
bership tickets and guest tickets Sc
cured before or at the meeting.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Kappa Beta Pi, Epsilon
Chapter, Gives Dance

Kappa Beta Pi. Epsilon Chapter,
gave its midwinter dance at lie Para
dis Friday night
Those rcserving tables were the
dean, Miss Gertrude l.. Leonard, who
mad as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
t. Dutton. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
and DR.. Robert Malcolm, With AR
and Mrs. Ralph Wardwell were Miss
lydia Hendrickson. DIR. and Mrs. 0den
Ind Mrs. c. Larfmore Keeley enter
tanned Mr.. Lloyd, Miss winston and
Mr.. Mandry. Miss Adele NJ Stewart
had as her guests Miss Florence Muir
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. p Lorang. Miss
Julia Benks entertained Miss Frances
NJ Jones. Mr.. J. +. McOsker. Mr..
Edward K. French. jr.. Miss Lucille
compton and Mr.. Frank Hall. Miss
Mary kessler, DR.. John NJ. Ladd, Miss
catherine McFall and Mr.. Williams
made up a merry group. Miss Anna
Royle had Capt. and Mrs. Francis
BOYLE and Mr.. J. Gordon Boyle. With
Miss Minnie Holm We're her sister,
Miss Ella Holm. and Mr.. Jenkins Miss
Madge Lee Guard entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Smith and Mr.. Malcolm
Coles. With Miss Agnes Sullivan were
Miss Alice McEey, Mr., Spencer and
Mr.. McEniry. Miss Laura Norris had
with her Miss Yates, Miss Lyddane
and Mr.. Bartholomew. With Miss AL
bertie Wright was Mr.. Kearney. Miss
Alice Bough had as her guest, Mr..
Smith. II
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Southern Society Plans
BANQUET February 90

The annual banquets Of the South
ern Society OF Washington, which
were great events before the war,
are now to be resumed under Presi-
dent Daniel G. Roper. The next one,
which is to be held at the New Will
lard the evening of February 90. bids
literary event.
The musical features Of tho occa-
sion will be particularly snappy and
attractive and in two divisions
George OConnor, with Matt Horne at
the plano, will render songs and they
will also lead and direct the singing
OF the good old southern songs, In
which all tho diners will join, leaflets
containing the words of these songs
being distributed for this purpose. a
popular music will be rendered by
Miss Josephine Houston and Miss
Dorothy Tarwater, when Mr.. August
King Smith will accompany them at
the piano. These young ladies have
passed from the amateur to the pro-
fessional class, and theirmany friends
are proud of their wonderful work.
Speeches will be in line with the
standard of thought set by the win
ter's program. which has included ad-
dresses by DR.. Newell Dwight Hills
of Brooklyn, M. Georges Clemenceau
OF Franco and President Henry Louis
Smith of Washington and Lee Uni
versity. The first address will be by
Prof. William l.. Dodd of the Uni
versity Of Chicago, a speaker of ma
tional reputation, who will discuss
Education and Leadership in the
United States" Mr.. John w Davis,
former ambassador to England, will
discuss the necessity of Strengthening
American institutions and promoting &
the safety and happiness Of the peo-
pie, in accordance with the program
of Americanism which the America
Bar Association Is especially empha-
sizing at this time. MIR. Claude N
Bennett. former president Of the So
ciety, will speak on THE South in
Literature" Greetings will be brought
to the society by representatives. of
southern societies Of New York and
Chicago.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Children in Sketch
Statuette on Exhibition

Society folk will be greatly inter
"sted In seeing their own and their
friends children depicted In dainty
drawing and statuette, the work Of
Mrs. Luke McNamee, wife of Capt.
McNamee. U. S. ", who makes the
drawings of children, the statuettes
being the work of Mrs. Lydia Chaplin
Kirk, daughter Of Mrs. Frederick
Chaplin.
Mrs. McNamees studio is at SO
nth street, where the exhibition is
To be held from 1880 in the morn
ing until $40 in the afternoon. from,
February IL to 81.
Attracting considerable attention
rom older Washingtonians is Mrs.
Kinks Statuette of Quentin Roose-
yelt. th elittle son of the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Theo-
dore Roosevelt jr, while the sketches
or little Freddie Land, son Of Com
,nander and Mrs. Emory Land, and of
little Virginia Mayo, daughter of
commander and Mrs. Claude b.
Mayo, with a number of others, are
calling for a long series of admir-
ing eXclamationS from other chill
dren's parents. The entire exhibit
tion shows an intimate study of
'niId lie in its most natural phase.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Lincoln Day" Feature
+, OF Pen Women's 8 PROGRAM

An interesting program has been
arranged for this afternoon ats tho
clubhouse of the District of Columbia
branch OF the League Of American
zen Women from to o'clock, rs
announced by Mrs. Amos A. Fries.
chairman of the District program
committee. The afternoon Will be q
Lincoln day" and the chief feature,
a1r. Charles b. Hanford, Shakespear-
ian actor, who acted with Booth,
will talk on "Lincoln's Rendition Of
Shakespeare" Miss Isabel McDougal.
a newly elected member of the Dis
trtct of Columbia branch. will pour
tea, assisted by Mrs. Ethel Brant, for
merly OF San Francisco, and Miss
Winnie Du Rant and Miss Lucille
Corbett,
The novelty dinner Of the season
and one of decided professional and
iraternal interest, has been planned
Dy Mrs. William Wolff Smith. chair
man OF the Book Review Dinners. for
tuesday evening, at $50 o'clock, at
the clubhouse, at 1922 II street north
west. Mrs. Smith has planned q
What Do You Do?" dinner" and sew
eral members Of the organization, en-
Saged in work of particular interest,
VIII be asked to come prepared to
answer the question What do you
do?" In this way the innovation is
expected to acquaint the members Of
the local branch with the work done
Ry the various members Among
those who will reply to the question
are Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley. Mrs.
Aaron D. Newman, Nine. Susanne Old
nerg, Miss r. Louise Fitch. Mrs. Lucy
Page Steele, Mrs. Neyle Colquitt, Mrs.
Willard Howe, Mrs. Marie Moore For
est and Miss Jessie Mcbride.
Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the clubhouse the music committee of
me District will give a recital, with
Mr. Charles S. Wengerd, baritone as
the artist for the evening. Mrs. Irene
Miller Chainey will accompany Mr..
Wengerd.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Supreme President, P. E. O..
Entertained at Dinner

The president, Miss Carlotta n Co.
rey. and vice president, Mrs Ethel
Mcclure, were hostesses Tuesday
evening at the Hotel Hamilton, when
Chapter +, p f. O.. entertained at
dinner in honor of Mrs Bertha Clark
Hughes, supreme president, z. e. O.,
and Mrs. Belle Musser, supreme or
ganizer, who are in the city for a
short time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08

Preus of Minnesota and J. F.
Reed, president of the Mime
sofa Farm Bureau Federation,
urged the Importance of cooper
alive marketing and a reduction
of tariffs on things farmers must
have. Harry Owen urged con-
trolled production. M. l. Coun-
tryman, vice president and gen.
eral counsel for the Great North
ern, explained the difficulties of
railroads. Magnus Johnson of
Kimball reviewed the farmers
position with respect to produc-
ton. John R. Mitchell, a men,
Der of the Federal Reserve
Board, in reviewing the activities
of that system since the Armi-
stice, said Federal Reserve Banks
were ready to aid cooperative
marketing organizations when
properly organized.
E. w. Decker, president of the
Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis, praised cooperative
marketing as the hope of the
farmer. v. FL Anderson of
Wheaton, treasurer of the Mime
sofa Farm Bureau Federation,
urged government aid in talk
ing on the subject, Govern
ment's Duty in Price Stabiliza-
ton. T. E. eastman of Ovation
ma. condemned the Esch-Cum-
Minis transportation act in discus
sing the railroads.
Much Of the credit for the sue
cess of the meeting was given to
the st. Paul Association, the Com
mercial Club of that city.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
OF
KLEIN's CLOTHING HOUSE,
INCORPORATED

We. the under 81 gned. for the purpose
of forming corporation under and
pursuant to the provisions OF Chapter
Fifty-eiRht t5s). General Statutes of
Minnesota for 1913. and any amend
ments thereof. do hereby associate our
selves as a bedy corporate, and do
hereby adopt the following Certificate
of interpretations:
ARTICLE I.
The name OF this corporation shall
he Klein's Clothing House. Incorpo-
rated.
The general nature of it's business
shall be to manufacture. buy, sell, and
otherwise dispose Of and deal in, all
kinds of merchandise. and TO carry on
general mercantile business. and Ia
purchase. sell, and deal in such goods.
supplies and merchandise as are. or
may be. sold In a general store. and to
do any and all other business incidental
to or in connection Herewith.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
TOWN OF pARTRIDCE

Supplemented Degerstrom. N. y.
Nielsen, Adolph Jensen:
o''rN Address, Askov. MINI.
justices Of the Pieace-Peter Linn. S,
constabies John Krantz. Jens Abra-
hansen.
TOWN OF PINE CITY
supcrvisors-Martin y. Haug. @. A.
Robinson. w. G. Engler., ..
o'e'N Address; Pine CITY, MINI. na".
TOWN or PINE LAKE
supervisors-sam j. bosch. Adolph Kas-
perok. Chas. w. Holman.
Clerk :............ Einar ", Koivisto
re-. ADDRESS Finlays99n; MINI i,,,,u.
Justices Of the Peaee--Dale Ryan. c.
consta6ies walibaum. John
Weber.
TOWN OF POKEGAMA
supervisors-H. r. Tesch. Bernie Hady.
VIM. oDaniels.
: Address, Pine city; MINI;
Treasurer ..,......... u. J. ChmeHk
TOWN or ROCK CREEK
Supervisors--Victor Pepln, August Pet
Address Rock Greek. MINI.
Just t OF the 'Peace.JoSn Erickson,
Richard Lindstrom.
Harry Minis. Everett Atkins
town OF ROYALTON
Supervisors--John Thunberg. A. J..
Weiss. Geo. Peters.
Address, Pine city. MINI. r. !.
or the Peace Arthur Har9s 5sys
Constable ............ Adolph saumer
TOWN OF SANDSTONE
supervIsors--Gust f.. johnson. A. J.
kitens. Frank Rasmussen.
Address, sandstone. MINI.
iustise Of the Peace go. -. John janssrs
............ Anton Anderson
TOWN OF STURGEON LAKE
Protosayege. Anton
Pawlewski. james Zalesky.
Address, Sturgeon Lake. MINI.
treasurer .'.''.''''''s'. Leon Jurek
TOWN OF WILMA
Supervisors Duncan. c. A. Mum
ger. Nels Matson,
Address; Duxbury. Mimi.
1 T1ssssser Of the N sh Tsss
J. shute. 8. E. WATSON
TOWN OF wINDEMERE
II. Palon. John w. An
derson. ID. Hammerauist.
Address, Moose Lake. MINI.
5 Tasssss'r Of the psaese i r sTsndt
Merle street.
nstables-Brisben street. chas. Dab
len.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
ORDER LIMITING TINE TO FILE
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING
THEREON
state Of MInnesota. County Of Pine-s.

state of Minnesota, County Of Pine-ss-
IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter of the Estate OF Andreas
Jensen, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day having
been granted 20 Marie Jensen.
II II Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors OF the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be. and the
same hereby is. limited to six months
from and after the date hereof and
that Thursday. the 23rd day of August.
1923. at one o'clock u. NJ. in the Pro-
bate Court Rooms at the Court House,
at Pine City, In said County. be. and
the same hereby Is. fixed and appointed
as the time and place for hearing upon
and the examination. adjustment and
allowance of such claims as shall be.
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in the Askov
American as provided by law
Dated February ?0th. 1923.
Court SeaD Robert Wilcox.
Judge of Probate.
tFeb. 22-Aar. 81
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
II Lost My Best Customers Through
Rats, Writes ]. Adams.

Used to have the busiest Restau-
rant in town until news spread that
the kitchen was infested with rats;
lost lot OF my best customers until
tried RAT-SNAP. Haven't a pest
in the place now. Restaurants should
use RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 35c,
CSC, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Askov Drug & Variety Store, Exc.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
FINE COUNTY OFFICIALS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

First pistrtet-oust Anderson. Pine
city, X. :.
second pistriet-J, c. Hancock. Brook
Park. n. I.
Third District--Seis Oakland. HinekIey,
II. 4.
Fourth District-Ftank w. stepsn. WI,
low River.
Firth Distrct-Frank II. Thomas. stur.
geon Lake. II. ..
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08

uses and purposes therein expressed.
(SeaD John o. Loeffler.
Notary Public. Hennepin County. NJ nm
My Commission expires May 1th. l9-i-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-08
TOWN AND VILLAGE
OFFICERS
TOWN OF ARLONE

TOWN OF ARLONE
SuperyIsors-Albert schwitter. Frank
~ Address: IiincSley,. MINI;
JUSTICE sds's Of Peace PEACE. wwsirreS Rbr"6smsoa
Constable ........ Henry FOrncrook
TOWN OF ARNA
supervisors--Roy Nation. II. -. Gender.
Ed Havenor. ,,
hddressi Markville. MINI.
justices Of the ii, 'Pieaco-EarI Davis. Ray
constSbios. John nartnsh. Ed ouigIey
TOWN OF BARRY
supervisOrs--E. a. walllck. E. J. Mey-
clerk ..'.'..,'.. w. ". Dalzen
Address; Hinckiey,, MINI;
jaS 1S Of the Peace Guy i. Brown
TOWN or BELDEs
Supervisors--E. T. Hogan. q. r. Han
old, Geo. Austin.
wv" Address KFingsdale. Mlnn.
jus sasS OF the Peaee% CO. Nord.
auist. Joe Swartz.
ConstabIos--P. J. Courtney, w. III.
Town or BIRCH CREEK
superyisors--Eskel Anderson. Joseph
Hrubes. Julius Olson.
Addressi Denham. MINI
Justices OF the Peace--s. J. Kiovdahi
Oscar Oswald.
oo GcsnsSn. $ HoHdaol''' j. C.
TOWN OF BREMEN
supervisors-H Herman Thrun. Nels q,
N3rholm' sam peterson. po,,vr,
Address Denham. MINI.
jnst,cs Of ths pe,cs ~ ~ ~ neyera
TOWN or brook PARK
Supervisors Charley Leweilen. VIM.
Clerk .........'.,...... Art Kiement
Addressi Brook Park, MINI, Il. 4.
JUSTICES ass.or OF the Peace. NJ. wear. joe
constSSies-c q. Alvey. Fred Maaska.
TOWN OF BRUNO
Supervisors Edward Downing. Chas.
kuntz. II. ii. Budd
clerk xddrsssi bruno. M hSn. i'0"''
justice s'e OF tho Peace -. a. Pat Murphy
rows o;, curvow.r.y.
s,,, -, ,,, ~ 49,
FRANK Heath j. ~ Eng
clerk ,....'......,a:... Frank primel
Treasurer ....,,...... Anton wanous
ra,yS an AZ, nyu,,
fowN OF CLOVER
superyisors.s. 4, Daley. A. u. irons,
ndoph sehm'ut r p,.,n
Aadr.,s;; 'itI,nctisx MINI uo,nr op y "a"
T Treas" q, -. p..c. J. + Wes y...a
constHbles VIM. Allen. F. J. Brown
TOWN OF CROSBY
sunersisors-N q: Shrlstansoh' D. L.
Clerk ................. Peter Larsen
Treasurer :.,,......'.. Melvin l.. Brant
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sendahl, John Mattson; 60
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Treasure, ~; Louis Erisssen
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Experimentation N. nienke n. rIas.
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supervisors Marion Nelson, James A.
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Treasurer ,.,....... ~ v. Vaughn
Justices OF the Peace-F E. Iams, s. l.,
Austin,
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Treasurer - Carl Anderson
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Address, Hinckley. Minn.
treasurer 80 49, Shas; larson
Just,,es OF Tue reaoe-HuSseh SWAIN
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