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MIMESOTA COUNTIES-PUZZLE^PRIZES
Answers From No. 13 to No. 24 Inclusive.
No. 13Hennepin. No. 14Lincoln
and Wright. No. 15Fillmore. No.
16Chippewa. No. 17Cook. No.
18Goodhue. No. 19 Yellow Medi
cine. No. 20Grant. No. 21Crow
Wing. No. 22Scott. No. 23Pipe-
stone. No. 24Marshall and Le
Sueur.
The puzzle editor struggled
lor four hours Tuesday evening and
two hours yesterday forenoon sifting
out the answers received. Two of
theMamie
answers dated at Princeton were cor
rect but the writers neglected to sign
their names. Bernice Smith, Prince
ton, had no answer opposite No. 16,
all the rest were correct. One of
theStark,
brightest of our young friends had
No. 21 Martin instead of Crow Wing.
Master Lundeen writes from Aurora,
Oregon, that he would like to have us
extend the time for a week longer as
he does not get the Union until Mon
day. We can't extend the time, but if
he guesses right we will not forget
himthis will also apply to Paul
Jamkula of Spokane. One little Miss
complains because we omitted to state
that No. 24 as well as No. 14 included
two counties. It was an oversight on
our part. But the puzzles speak for
themselves No. 2
readrs
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Eighty-fou4 of ou young
friends failed to give the correct solu
tion. Here are the names of those
who guessed right:
Phillys Prescott, Aurora M. Tay
lor, Myrtle Nelson, Mabel Swanson,
Fred Wergin, Cora Wergm, David
Barthieume, Blanche Murray, Earl
Cater, Lawrence Jesmer, Effie Chute,
Blanche Smith, Dorothy Dickey,
Myra Dickey, Gulnare Stark, Ruth
Douglas, Edith Earley, Ruth M.
Briggs, Carol Howard, Hazel Robi
deau, Gertrude Lamb, Blanche
Slater, Alhe Saxon, Nellie Hill,
Beryl Slater, Gertrude Orne, Frye
Young, Anna Orne, Dell Hill, Hazel
Rean, Raymond Barnes, Lester Jes
mer, Hazel B. Davis, Edwin Henschel,
Thomas Hannay, Roy Groff, Ella
Davis, Nora Bryson, Laura McVicar,
Evelyn Hedin, Ella Roos, Stillman
Oakes, Wanda Zimmerman, Jacob
Roos, Ada Smith, Anna Erickson,
Florence Salter, Herbert W. Erickson,
Lee Slater, Lydia Steinbach, Hilde
garde Kalkman, Mabel Meyer, Emma
Schwartz, Elsie Schwartz, Clara
Schwartz, Annie E. Roadstrom,
Myron F. Wallace, Claude Nickerson,
Floyd Wallace, Louise Lenertz,
Bessie Hill, Robert Dunn Wallace,
Audrey Young, Wayne Steadman,
Beatrice Young, Paul Farnham, Lily
Erickson, Tilhe Hoehn, Hazel Swan
son, Carl Bengtson, Harold Chap
man, Nettie Patchin, Basel Berry,
Florence Rawn, Natt Smith, Alma A.
Roos, Elsie Nystedt, Arthur Nystedt,
Lee Turner, Bernice Turner, Leila
Marshall, Clare Burke, Edna E.
Swanson, Ida Noeske, Martha
Noeske, Harold W. Hannay, Olga
Swanson, Alma Noeske, Myrtle Iliff,
Sadie Umberhocker, Helen E. Thomp
son, Katie Umbehocker, Joe Trunk,
Annie Trunk, Katherine Trunk,
Morris Larson, Vego Larson, Pearl
Whitney, Leona Warren, Bertha
Whitney, Abbie Lunn, Herman
Jaenicke, Anna Benson, Sarah Mark,
Daisy Mott, Mabel Benson, Victor
Palmquist, Augusta Larson, Johnny
Brinks, Alice Brinks, Chester E.
Kempton, Elverton Kempton, Edith
Larson, Elvina Larson, Wallie Berg,
Robert Berg, Elvira Larson, Esther
Benson, Elma Maihack, Martha
Rosin, Emma Rosin, Tillie Pearson,
Johnson, Ward Young, Ella
McKinney. Olga Carlson, Warner
Prescott. Blanche M. Pierson, Marie
Van Elsberg, Bennie Stark,
Lowell, Maggie Schmidt,
John Schmidt, Hughie
Mary Schmidt, Irene Hedin,
M. Briggs, Conrad Arnhold,
25 Percent Off on all our Men's and Boys' Suits
and Overcoats and Ladies' and Misses' Cloaks.
A $5.00 cloak will be sold for $3,75
A $3.00 cloak will be sold for $2.25
An $18.00 cloak will be sold for $13.50
A $12.00 cloak will be sold for $9.00
A $10 cloak with fur collar $7,50
Sample line of girls' cloaks, $5.00 values $2.98
All dress goods to be sold at 15 Percent Off
Shoes, rubber goods, sheepskin coats 10 Percent Of
1 t.iq.
Clara
Ralph
Stark,
Nellie
Phoebe
M. Briggs, Pearl McCracken, Mildred
Howard, Grace Simpson, Myra M.
Applegate, Ernest Nelson, Gertrude
Bishop, Dwight La More, Craig
Bishop, Mamie La More, Mildred
James, Glen S. Ferrell, Ruth B.
Ferrell, Isabelle Annon, Amanda
Lenz, Esther Sigfridson, Mary Mc
Carren, Mina Groff, Grace King,
Esther Erickson, Guy Kennedy, Eva
Roos, Grace M. Herdliska, Una Fox,
Gertrude Smith, Hilfred Peterson.
Here are the names of those who
were fortunate enough to draw prizes
MINNESOTA COUNTIES5
COMBINATION SUITS
DAVID PFAEL2ER & CO
MAKERS CHICAGO
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this week: Ella McKenney, Katie
Umbehocker, Edith Larson, Lydia
Steinbach and Emma Rosin, and
checks will be mailed today.
Series Nos. 5 and 6 are given this
week. No. 31 includes three counties,
No. 32 two counties.
PUZZLE EDITOR.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
county board of Mille Lacs county
will meet at the house of Carl Sholin,
in section 24 of the town of Page, in
said county, on Friday, the 20th day
of December, 1907, at 2 o'clock p. m.
to receive and consider bids and
letg contracts for clearing and brushing
the uncleared portion of the right of
way of the state road described as
follows: Begining at the southeast
corner of section 31, township 40,
range 26, and running thence in a due
northerly direction along the section
lines to the northeast corner of section
7, in said township and range thence
due easterly on the township line to
the southeast corner of section 33,
township 42, range 26 thence in a due
northerly direction along the section
lines to the village of Cove, in
theg northwest corner of section 22, town
ship 42, range 26.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids received.
Dated this 4th day of December.
1907.
By order of the county board.
E. E. WHITNEY,
County Auditor.
No 27
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Dress Goods
MARKS' GREAT BARGAI N STORE
THE STORE FOR THE PEOPLE
Christmas day is the time Santa Claus selects for most of his gift giving and everyone follows his example. Wise people prepare for the grand time
many days ahead. If you want to see Santa Claus in his cap and whiskers, woolen coat and bright stockings, come to Mark's Store, where he will spend
several days showing off his new toys, and he loves to have the children come and admire them. He will give you a list from which to choose the presents
you want most, and this list should be handed to mother or father with the articles marked. They will see that it reaches Santa Claus in time.
We do not believe in giving the benefit to one or two or three customers. We believe that all customers are entitled to the same benefit. From now
until after Christmas we will give you a special discount from our low prices.
All our $18.00 men's suits to go at
All our#$12.00 men's suits to go at
All our $10.00 men's suits to go at
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25 dozen men's heavy fleeced underwear, 50c value 39c
We guarantee you a saving of 50 percent on Toys and Christmas Goods. Our stock is too large
lention all articles. We have everything that is necessary to fit out all members of the family from
to mention all articles W have everything that is necessary to fit out all members of the family fj
grandfather to the* baby, and we can please your pocketbook. All goods warranted or money back.
A. S. MARK, Proprietor Mark's Great Bargain Store
Just a Fe Specials
in Dr Goods Etc.)
For One Week More Commencing Tomorrow.
|r But in addition, we wish to impress upon your minds 3
JE that we will meet the prices quoted by any retail com- 3
petitor in the northwest on groceries or anything car- 3
ried in stock by us, quality considered. Our store is
full of specials, so far as that is concerned, if specials
may be considered
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Embroideries in various designs to be sold at per yd. 8c and 5c 3
I CLOAKS 1
In misses' and childrens sizes, latest styles, and fabrics, will be
sold at a great reduction while they last. 3
CORSET S
A new stock of the American Beauty corsets just received, com-
fortable, durable and fashionable. 3
Butterick Patterns
These patterns can be relied upon to be always of the latest 3
style. They arrive every few days.
r Compare our goods and prices with those of other 3
SEE establishments and you will buy here. 3
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All our $6.00 men's suits to go at
A child's suit, $5.00 value
A child's suit, $2.50 value
low prices.
Outing be sold per yd. 5c 3
assortment, worth double the price, per yd. 38c 3
Ginghams, per yard 8c 3
$4.50
$3.75
$1.88
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