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Oxfords
buys a beauty in women's styles.
Johnson,
W I A I N E
OIFU.1AL ShWSPiPE OF KASDUOHl COUNT\
Published every Wednesday at Willmar, Min
nesota, by The Tribune Printing Company, a
co-partnership consisting of Victor E. Lawson
and J. Emil Nelson.
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[Entered Dec. 5,1903, at Willmar, Minnesota, as
second class matter, under act of Mar 3,1879.]
VietorB Lawson Editor.
Aug. O. Forsberg, Associate Editor.
Geo. E. Johnson, City Editor.
J. Emil Nelson, Business Manager.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1905.
The cause of temperance is gaining
ground. Some of the most influential
country newspapers, as well as some
of the leading dailies, are coming ou*
against the saloon evil. Last week
we published an editorial from the
Bock County Herald, edited and pub
lished by H. T. Miller, one of th*
most prominent politicians of the sec*
ond district, in which /the edilo
showed the folly of licensing saloon*
to obtain revenue. Another promi
nent editor and politician, Sam Lang
urn, late chief clerk of the senate, ir
the latest issue of his paper, the Pres
ton Times, comrs out against the li
censed saloon in the following clear
and decisive words:
'The argument is all on the side of
no license and the sentiment in favor
of abolishing the saloon |s surely
growing in town and country. Let
every friend of home and morality
join hands in a constant endeavor to
bring about the desired result.
this end the Times prom'ses its best
efforts."
Nils Thompson & Co., are retiring
from business. Sale now going on.
Get your carpets from us, as we sell
all-wool for 60 cents per yard and
straw matting at 10 cents per yard
Now is the time to get your bargains
12tf FRED W. SEGEKSTROM & Co.
The Big Sale commences Thursday
at daylight.
-The Ne Store-
PINGREE-MADE SHOES
A RE so consistently made as to,readily appeal to
the most particular of discriminating purchasers.
They wear, fit and satisfy. We are pleased to
recommend them.
*S**8»
Easily the most attractive
assortment within the city
limits .*M For men as well as for women
and the youngsters.** The best of them are
stamped on the soles **P!ngree-Made."
vP^*DU for instance,
GOVERNOR
Pingree-Made shoes for men
Sleekest shoe made
$4
Special Sale ef Sheas and Oxfords
Closing out odd and discontinued lines of men's, women's
and children's Shoes and Oxfords. Placed on bargain
tables at about half price and less.
Ftid\xsndf
Proceedings of the County Com
missioners.
County Auditor's Office.
Willmar, Minn., May 1, 1905.
The Board of County Commission
ers of Kandiyohi county, Minnesota,
met at 2 o'clock on said day pursuant
to call.
All members of the Board were
present.
Meeting was called to order by
Chairman Feig, after which the Board
took up the petition of Ed. Yonke and
others praying for a change of county
road in the town of Lake Elizabeth,
which was set for hearing at this
session, and the same was publicly
read proof of posting of notices, and
the committee's report in the matter
were read and considered interested
parties present were heard relative to
the matter, after which motion was
made and seconded that the committee's
report be accepted and petition grant
ed, which motion was unanimously
carried. The following order was
thereupon issued and adopted:
FINAL ORDER ON COUNTY ROAD.
STVTE OF MINNESOTA,!
"CAMPUS TOGS"
County of Kandiyohi,
Whereas, A petition signed by twenty-four
freeholders of said County, praying for the
change ol a certain highway in said county,
running into more than one town, and not
within the limits of any incorporated city,
us hereinafter described, was presented to
this Board at its session on the 15th day of
March, lDOfl, and this Board having deter
mined by the jiidKment of majority of its
members that said petition is reasonable on
its face, and having by its order made at
said session, appointed Monday the 1st day
of May, 1905, at 2 o'clock p. m. at the coun
ty auditor's office in Willmar in said county,
us the time and place for a hearing upon said
petition, and having by said order appointed
a committee of its members to examine said
proposed -change of said road and designated
Saturday, the 29th day of April, 1905, at 9
o'clock a. m., at the residence of John A.
Johnson, Sec. 27, town of Lake Elizabeth in
said county, as the time and place for said
committee to meet on- the route of said
change of said road, for the examination of
the same, and having caused notices of said
hearing and said meeting of said committee
embodying a copy of said petition, to be
posted in the three most public places of each
town through which said proposed change
of said roads runs, or effected thereby, at
least thirty days before the day of said hear
ing upon said petition, and being satisfied
that said notices were so posted and proof
of said posting duly made, and the said com
mittee having met at the time and plate des-
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and individuality that stamps them as "some
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Not the broad shoulder effect note the
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W we state that these dressy clothes art
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you need no further guarantee as to style, fit
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AVe are showing these popular clothes in all the
newest patterns of stripes, checks and fancy mixtures*
$10 to$25
For safe by G. O. SAND, Willmar.
GLORIA Pingree-Made, $3.50
Any style, Any size
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ignated in said order and said notices, and
examined the same and made its report in
writing to this Board, and recommended
that said petition be granted, and said
Board having met at the time and place des
ignated in said order and said notices to-\\ it
at the coun^ auditor's office in Willmar in
said county, on Monday, the 1st day of
May, 1905, at 2 o'clock and duH
heard all that anj one had to say in favor of,
or against, the granting of said petition,
and considered said petition and the report
of said committee thereon, and a majority of
said board having agreed that said petition
should be granted.
It is Herebv Ordered, That the prayer of
said petition be and the same is hereby grant
ed, and said highwaj' is hereby changed so
as to run according to said committee's re
port, by courses and distances as follows,
to wit:
Highway which is hereby changed runs as
follows Beginning at the'southeast corner
of section numbered three i3) in township
one hundred and seventeen (117) north of
range thirty-three (33) west, running thence
due north on the section lines between sec
tions numbered three (3) and four (4-) in
township numbered one hundred and seven
teen (117) north of range thirty-three (33)
west, and on the section line between sec
tions numbered thirty-four (34) and thirty
three (33) and on the section line between
sections numbered twenty-se\ en (27) and
twentj-eight (28), the last four sections
named being in township one-hundred and
eighteen (118) north of range thirty-three
(33) west, to the northwest corner of sec
tion numbered twenty-seven (27) in town
ship one hundred and eighteen (118) north
of range thirty-three (33) west, and there
ending. The portion of the above described
highway which is hereby changed runs as
follows: Beginning at a point which is 10
rods south of the northwest corner of sec
tion twenty-seven (27) in township one hun
dred and eighteen (118) north of range thir
ty-three (33) west, and running thence south
on the section line 30 rods and there termin
ating, so that the same as changed runs as
follows Beginning at a point which is 10
rods south of the northwest corner of sec
tion twenty-seven 1.27) in township one hun
dred and eighteen ^118) north of range thir
ty-three (33) west and running thence west
S rods, thence south 30 rods, thence east 3
rods to the section line and there connecting
with the public road.
It is Further Ordered, That the county
auditor notify the town supervisors in the
town in which said road is changed of the
fact of said change and that they shall cause
the same to be opened.
In Witness Whereof, The Chairman of
this Board has hereunto set his hand and af
fixed our seal at Willmar in said county, this
2nd day of May, A. D. 1905.
The Board of County Commissioners
[SEAL.] of Kandiyohi County, Minn.
By JOHN FEIG, Chairman.
Attest LEWIS JOHNSON,
County Auditor.
Petiton of C. C. Lorenz and others
for the establishment of a county road
in towns of St. Johns and Mamre
which was set for hearing at this
session was taken up proof of posting
of notices in the matter was read
committee's report in the matter, in
which the committee recommended
that the petition be not granted,' was
presented and rejid/ and interested
parties present were heard relative to
the matter, after which1 on motion
further action on said petition was
deferred until 10 o'clock a. m., May
2,1905.
Petition of J. J. Bratberg. praying
to be set off with his lands from school
district No. 51, to school district No.
70, which was set for hearing at this
session of the Board, was taken up
proof of posting and serving of notices
in the matter was read, and interested
parties present were heard relative to
the matter, after which on motion
further action on said petition was
deferred until 9 o'clock a. m., May 2,
1905.
Petition of Oscar Thompson and
Andrew W. Thompson, praying to be
set off with their lands from school
district No. 51, to school district No.
70, which was set for hearing at this
session, was taken up proof of posting
and serving of notices in the matter
was read, and interested parties pres
ent heard relative to the matter, after
which on motion further action on the
said petition was deferred until 9
o'clock a. m., May 2, 1905.
On motion a recess was then taken
until 9 o'clock a. in., May 2, 1905.
The Board convened again on said
2nd day ot May, 9 o'clock a. m.
The petition of J. J. Bratberg, pray
ing to be set oft with his lands from
school district No. 51, to school dist
rict'No. 70, was taken up for further
consideration, pursuant to motion
passed on the previous day, and after
due consideration the said petition
was upon motion rejected.
Petition of Oscar C. Thompson and
Andrew W. Thompson, praying to be
set off with their lands from school
district No. 51 to school district No.
60, was taken up for further consider
ation, pursuant to motion passed on
the previous day, and after the same
had been duly considered by the Board
the said petition was upon motion re
jected.
At 10 o'clock a. m., the petition of
C. C. Lorenz and others, praying for
a county road in the towns of St.
Johns and Mamre, was taken up for
further consideration, pursuant to
motion previously passed, and some
interested parties who were present
and wished to be heard were given an
opportunity to express themselves in
regard to the matter, after having
heard all of said parties, and after
having duly considered all what any
one had to say in favor of and against
the granting of the petition, on motion
final action was deferred until 2
o'clock p.
Applications ot the towns of Mamre,
Fahlun and St. Johns for appropria
tions from county road and bridge
fund were presented, but owing to
lack of available funds action on each
and all of said application was de
ferred until later
Application of John Larson for
correction of assessment and abate
ment of taxes was presented, read and
considered, and the same was recom
mended to the state auditor. 7
On motion a recess was taken until
1:45 o'clock m.
The Board convened again at 1:45
o'clock m., and all members were
pre ent.
At 2 o'clock p. m., the petition of
C. C. Lorenz and others praying for
a county road in towns of St. Johns
and Mamre was taken up for final
action, pursuant to motion previously
passed, and motion was ma4e and
seconded that the report of the com
mittee in the matter (the same being
adverse) be accepted, and petition re
jected, which motion was unanimously
carried.
The Board proceeded to audit bills
filed, and the following were allowed
in amounts set forth:
For What Purpose. Am't Allowed
Town of Irving, ys of expenses in
curred in the control of contagious
disease $ 16.08
Recess until 8:30 o'clock p. m., May
3, 1905.
The Board met at 8:30 o'clock a. m.
on May 3, 1905
All members preset t.
The Board resumed the work in
auditing bills, and the following were
allowed in amounts set forth:
Miller-Davis Printing Co.,blank book 14.00
P. F. Nelson, witness fees municipal
court
H. J. Ramsett, clerk of court's fees....
J. B. Boyd, for court house
ground.
St. Paul Book & Stationery Co., ex
amination paper
H. J. Ramsett, services on board of
audit
H. J. Ramsett, clerk of court's fees in
matter of Nick Sjaarda proposed
ditch 19.25
O. Jorgen Olson, listing mortgages in
the 1905 assessment books 151.45
O. Jorgen Olson, postage, register of
deeds office 11.56
George Johnson, constable fees 4.75
Ole Lundquist, board for prisoners .. 36.48
Anton M. Anderson, justice fees
N. A. Anderson, justice fees
W. A. Shumaker, pro rata share in
TO SLEEP WELL you require
a good mattress. The soft side
of a plank is good enough in fic
tion, but you want something bet
ter in real life. Let us show you
what we consider
THE BEST MATTRESSES.
The mere sight of them will make
you feel sleepy. They are a per
fect cure for insomnia. But on
the other hand the lownessof the
prices will wake you up surpris
ingly.
ANDREW PETERSON
House Furelsher and Undertaker.
Geo. D. Barnard & Co., blank book
and supplies
Geo. Barnard & Co blank book.
McGill Warner & Co., blank books...
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., U. S. stan
dard weights
W. M. Welch Co., office supplies. ..
A. B. Farnham, do
The Journal-Press Co., blanks
John Feig, services on board of audit
do services on road committee
Aug. Anderson, do
N. B.Johnson, do
Thos H. Olson, services on road and
purchasing committees
N. A. Anderson, costs in case State
vs. Edwin Paulson and Edward Si
monson, as follows
Justicefees .'.
Officer's fees
Witness fees
Turor's fees
Hall rent
N. A. Anderson, costs in case State
vs. Edwin Paulson and Edward Si
monson as follows:
Justice fes
Officer's fees
1.12
107.70
7.20
4.70
9.00
4 20
1.50
St. Cloud summer school expense..
Olof Perring, jury fees municipal
court
F. E. Stansberry, jury fees municipal
court
J. B. Boyd, trees forcourthouse yard
and planting same 134.09
Willmar Telephone Exchange, phone
rent for March and April 18.00
Tribune Printing Co., publishing .. 103.25
O. A. Perring, jury fees municipal
court
16.00
1.12
A
Board. [SEAL]
2.24
1.12
J. C. Preese, livery for County Attor
ney Johnson 6.00
Alton Crosby, job printing 4 4 25
a
Brickson & Co., grass seedss for court
house lawn
Will Lester, witness tees justice court
A. B. Parnham Printing & Sta. Co.,
blank book
Ole Lundquist, board for prisoners...
Nick Sjaarda, rodman on Sjaarda
proposed ditch
Nick Sjaarda, rodman and services
with team en Sjaarda proposed
ditch
Paynesvilte Press, publishing in the
matter of Wegner proposed ditch
E. S. Frost, coroner's fees
A. A Anderson, jury fee municipal
court
Gregor Johnson, constable fees
Raymond Merc. Co., material fur
nished for Doeskcn proposed ditch.
Raymond Merc. Co., material fur
nished for Svobodny ditch 6.60
Lewis Johnson, services on board of
audit
Pioneer Press Co., blanks
do do
do do
do blank book
rid blanks.
do blanks
do blanks
do blanks
JVIillerDavis Printing Co..blank books
do do
do do
Brown, Tracy & Sperry Co., court
reporters' books 1S.00
7.35
1.60
9.00
62.70
3.SO
9.00
14.90
,' 5 45
9.00
2 80
.70
1.40
28 00
1 40
1.65
2.00
2.00
36.00
24.00
102.75
Brown, Tracy A Sperry Co., blank* ,76
DEFECTIV
E PAGE
70 00
3.20
6.00
5 95
9.00
6 20
4.80
8.60
14.60
Justice fees '.. ..
Juror's fees
Witness fees
Sam Anderson, costs in case State
vs. Edwin Paulson and Edward Si
monson, as follows'
4.60
9.30
8.16
3 00
3.10
3.60
13.44
1.00
3 30
.50
Thos. H. Olson, services on board of
county commissioners
John Feig, services on board of coun
ty commissioners 12.60
John Week, services on board of
county commissioners 15.20
Aug. Anderson, services on board of
county commissioners 13.80
N. B.Johnson, services on board of
county commissioners'. ... 12.00
9.20
Bill of town of Harrison for expen
ses incurred in the control of infec
tious and contagious diseases was re
ferred back for correction.
Two bills of town of Irving for ex
penses incurred in the control of in
fectious and contagious diseases were
referred back for correction.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JOHN FEIG,
Chairman Board of County Commis
sioners.
Attest: LEWIS JOHNSON,
County Auditor and ex-officio Clerk of
Report of Board of Audit.
The Board of Auditors of Kandi
yohi County, Minnesota, met at the
County Treasurer's office on April
26, 27 and 28, and on May 3 and 4, 1905,
for the purpose of auditing the Treas
urer's accounts, books and vouchers,
and to count and ascertain the kind,
description and amount of funds in
the treasury as required by law and
the following statement was made:
Balance in the different funds at close of bus
iness hours May 3,1905.
DR.
County treasurer $25905.92
Warrant account...
Current taxes
Delinquent taxes'
Current school fund....
County revenue....
Koad and bridge fund.
Ditch funds
Redemption fund
School fund (districts)
Town, city and village
Incidental fund
School land fund
Public building land
fund
Refunding 82.85
County attorney's con
tingent iund
1.12
1.80
53.15
CX.
47.53
9672.33
1494.04
144.90
4273.61
2394.34
934.19
329.77
2318.95
967.15
88.39
2161.21
1062.36
200.00
$25988.77 $25988.77
The Board found the treasurer in
possession of fundi as follows
TO THE PUBLIC
As I have purchased the business of the F. Downs
Company, I wish to announce to the public that I am
now in full charge of the place and respectfully solicit
a share of your patronage. Having secured the ser
vices of Mr. H. E. Crawford as my assistant in con
ducting the grocery business, I am enabled to cater to
the wants of all desiring the best that can be had in
the grocery line, as Mr. Crawfprd has had several
years of experience in this line of business. €11 will
continue to handle nothing but the choicest of groceries
and as I will conduct the business on a cash basis, my
patrons will receive the benefit of this arrangement.
€L Soliciting a share of your patronage, we remain,
Court.
11 50
5 50
91.00
Cordially yours,
Home Trade Grocery
Deposited in First Nat
ional Bank of Willmar $5576 75
Deposited in a of
Willmar 5582 53
Deposited in Kandiyohi
County Bank 5590.69
Deposited in S it
Bank of Atwater .. 3000 00
Deposited in State Bank
of New London 3000 00
Deposited in* State Bank
of Raymond 3000.00
Cash in drawer. 155.95
AARON W. SWENSON, Proprietor.
$25905 92
JOHN FEIG, Chairman Board of Co
Commissioners.
J. RAMSETT, Clerk of District
LEWIS JOHNSON, County Auditor.
(Board of Auditors
The Chicago Brokerage Co., thelate
World's Greatest Bargain Givers,
are here.
The Model stock to
at 37c on the dollar.
be slaughtered
John Anderberg, of Sissetoo, S
who has a number of friends and ac
quaintances Jn this city, passed thru
here Friday on his way to Sweden,
where he will sojourn for some time
visiting with old time friends.
Everything goes, nothing reserved.
Chicago Brokerage Co.
We hate to do it, but we nerd
money. J. Riley, manager.
the
We leave Willmar forever on Satur
day, May 20. Come early. Chicago
Brokerage Co.
The Model stock to
at 37c on the dollar.
It means an investment for a lifetime. Few families ever
buy more than one. This being true, you should be very
careful what piano man gets your money. The pianos I han
dle are safe investments. Good at the time of purchase
good five, ten, twenty years hence. Isn't that the kind of
piano you want? I handle the
Conover Cable Kingsbury Welmlngton
Mason & Hamlin
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS—
Both Reed and Pipe
Agency for the Wheeler ft Wilson Sewing Machine,
sews evenly, works regularly and satisfies always.
be slaughtered
[First publication April 19
ORDER FOR HEARING APPLICATION FOR
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR
STATE OF MINNESOTA, (~.
County of Kandiyohi
In Probate Court
Special Term, April 1*. 1905.
In the matter of tbe estate of Jeremiah
Leary, deceased.
On receiving and filing the petition of Barney
Leary of tbe City of Willmar of the county of
Kandiyohi, representing, among other things,
that Jeremiah Leary of the City of Willmar
of tbe county of Kandiyohi in tbe state of
Minnesota, on tbe 9th day of April, A 1905,
at the county of Kandiyohi died intestate, and
being an inhabitant of this county at the time
of his death, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this county, and that the said petitioner
is a brother of said deceased, and praying that
administration of said estate be to Barney
Leary, James Leary and John F. Leary grant
ed.
It is Ordered, That said petition be heard be
fore said court on Monday thelbtb day of Mav,
A 1905, at 10 o'clock a at the probate
umce in the court house in the city of Willmar
in said county.
Ordered Further. That notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to all
persons interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Willmar
Tribune, a weekl newspaper printed and pub
lished at Willmar in said county.
Dated at Willmar the 18th day of April, A
D.1905
By the Court,
[SEAL A NORDIN,
.lucteeof Probate.
JOHN M. DOWNS, Attorney, Willmar, Minn.
When you buy a Piano
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGANS
A. L. NELSON
Repairing and Selling
GASOLINE ENGINES
All in of repairing In the lino of machinery.
Special attention given to steam and gasoline engines
and automobiles Gasoline engines from three to
eighteen-horse power—both second-band and new—
for sale at reasonable prices.—
SATISFACTORY WOtK GUARANTEED AND PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
Am located in the blacksmith shop of P. £. Parson,
who will -continue to cater to the wants of patrons in
the blacksmith and wagonmaking business.
C. A. JOHNSON
Third Street Willmar, Minn.
Let us serve you.
Our charges are reasonable.
HIGH CLASS UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES
Andrew Peterson
LICENSED EMBALMEK
Corner 6th St. and Pacific Ave,
WILLMAR, MINN.
Tliee fi*«f—Wlllsssr Stotiee
DAILY TRAINS.
An. "Puget Sound Express" D*£if
0:00 p.m. No. 1. ToPacifie CoMt. e:05p.SVji
7:16 p.m. No. 4.... .To St. P»ul. 7:30 p.»£
Night Passenger, main line.
ii.i7» )No.»To Grand Porks ...27
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
1 20 p.m. No.13 St. Paul to Fargo.. 1-50 pjm.
30 p.m. No 14 Fargo to St. Paul 2 05 pjm.
3U m. No 31 Dulutn to SlouxOity l:5tp.a».
45 p.m. NoM SiouxCity to Dulutn 2:10 p4B.
IUCOMMOBATIO*—Daily except Sunday. Dap
Mo.tf-i Qoliig East to Minneapolis 7.GOa.».
Ho 587 Going Wesf.toBreckenridgefi-30a.rn.
No 575 Owing South to GarreUon.0:15 a.SB,
So 518 Going North-, to St. Cloud. 2.-40 p.aa.
Far any Information ooneernlnf the servlee,
rates, schedules, etc., apply to
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Or write to C. A. STONE Gen'l T. A P. Af*.,
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8 I O I A N I
QR. J. M. RAINS,
Thpsirian and jtargom.
orriuaovBK uoseitKRa's DBTJOMOKI,
Eeaidence on Litchfield Arena*.
fflLLMAK, MINNESOTA
QR. J. R. PETERSEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Jfflce in Bank of Willmar Building.
Room at L. A. VU residence.
Office 'phone, i\%
BENSON,
Night 'phone, VI.
WILLMAR, MINN.
A. F. MANTOR,
DENTIST,
WILLMAR. MINN
C. E. GERRETSON
DENTIST,
WILLMAR, MJNN.
Office In Mikkelaon Block.
A O N E
CEO. H. OTTERNESS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CODNTY ATTORNEY KANDIYOHI COUNTY
Office in the Ruble Block
WILLMAR, MINNESOTA
JNO. M. DOWNS
LAWYER
Real Estate, Insurance and Collections
Office in the Ruble Block
WILLMAR, MINNESOTA
CHARLES JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in C. Olson Block,
WILLMAR.
WILLMAR,
OFFICE FrRST FLOOR RUBLE BLOCK
COLLECTIONS ENSCRAN CE
RUBLE BLOCK
Runs easily,
I
n^
4:00 a. m. No. 10. To St. Paul.. 4:03 e.av
Night Passenger, Sioux City line. -f
3:50 a. m. No. 5* arrives at Willmar. g.
No. 51. To Yankton 114
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^K.
surf Sioux-City
it
WOlmar.Mlaa.
INN.
SAMUEL OLSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
BANK OF WILLMAR BLDG WILLMAR.
Collectioas. Real Estate and 1 nsurance
E. C. RUBLE
LAWYER
MINN.
REAL ESTATB
T. O. GILBERT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILLMAR
PRACTICE IN ALL THE CObETS OF TH E STAT».
FRANK P. OLNEY,
LAWYER
MINN.
A N
BANK OF WILLMAR.
IBOAMZID UNDU 1 BTATN A W
1AP1TAL AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS.
1100,000.
a4«BFUL ATTBHTIOH TO COLLBCTIOM.
Drafts mall principal cities of (be worldand
Manunip tickets to and from Europe.
VARK LOAMS AT 6 MR OBMT IWTSRMT.
vnd. i-arion, Pres. I* O. Thorpe. Cashier.
KANDIYOHI COUNTY BANK.
Organised under the Bute Laws.
•AiD-nr OAPITAI. AND SDRPLDS, tl^.ffW.W
VONNY LOANBJTON UBAL BBTATN,
OOUMMOBS Beoelv« Prompt aad Oarefnl
Attention
Bank Oorner ot Fifth 8tree« aad Paelio
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MINNESOTA
I I 8 O N A N N O 0
needing the aerricea of an auctioneer
may address me at SUNBURG, MINN.
ANDREW SATHER
PROPRIETOR
WILLMAR TANNERY
Tanned Leather and Furs of all kinds Robes
lined and repaired Hides bought fer cash
or exchanged tor leather.
WILLMAR, MINNESOTA.
Far Asia.
Small gasoline engine for sale cheap.
As good as new. Just the thing on a
(arm for pumping water, separating
cream, churning, etc., etc. Inquire at
this office. 9-tf
Abstracts of title to Kandiyohi
county lands and city properly
promptly furnished by J. T. Otoe, the
bonded abstracter. -IStf
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