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TELE GAZETTE.
<br />IRVINO TODD *SON.
<br />SATURDAY FEBRUARY 29, 1908.
<br />The fines of $15,000 imposed by
<br />Judge Page Morris against the Great
<br />Northern Road for giving rebates to
<br />a shipper have been sustained by the
<br />supreme court of the United States,
<br />which holds that the provisions of
<br />the Elkins law were not repealed by
<br />the Hepburn law. The decision
<br />affects the $29,000,000 fine against
<br />the Standard Oil Company and a
<br />number of similar cases.
<br />The republican state convention to
<br />elect delegates to the national conven-
<br />tion will be held at Minneapolis Apr.
<br />16th, and that to nominate state offi
<br />cers at St. Paul July 1st. This early
<br />date means another long and lifeless
<br />campaign, with the probability of
<br />continuing the present democratic
<br />administration.
<br />Quite a number of our weekly sub-
<br />scribers do not appear to realizb the
<br />fact that their names must be remov-
<br />ed from the list next month unless
<br />all arrearages are paid and something
<br />in advance. The publishers have no
<br />option whatever in the premises,
<br />under the ruling of the postoffiee
<br />department
<br />The Red Wing Republican charges
<br />that Gov. Johnson, unasked, pledged
<br />himself to retain the girl's training
<br />school at that place, and in going
<br />back upon his word has proved him-
<br />self as unreliable as the average cheap
<br />politician, who sacrifices his promises
<br />for votes.
<br />Three hundred and ninety-six
<br />thousand acres of state land in
<br />Northern Minnesota will be sold at
<br />auction next June. The terms are
<br />fifteen per cent cash, balance on long
<br />time at four per cent interest.
<br />The Pitt Iron Mii4 gJompany
<br />paid $126.50 on Monday for ore
<br />taken over the line, the first mineral
<br />trespass on record in this state.
<br />It was settled at fifty cents a ton,
<br />double the lease rate.
<br />Judge E.A. Jaggard, of the supreme
<br />court, is the latest name suggested as
<br />an available candidate for governor
<br />on the republican ticket, and there is
<br />more in it than might be supposed at
<br />first sight.
<br />Mrs. Maria Gross died at the
<br />soldiers' home on Monday. She was
<br />horn at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.,
<br />July 29th, 1806. and had Lived near
<br />Owatonna since 1856.
<br />The testimony in the F. B. Hart
<br />disharrment case was filed by the
<br />referee on Tuesday, a bulky volume.
<br />It will he considered by the special
<br />court, Mar. 10th.
<br />.J J Hill has given an additional
<br />$2.000 to the University of Wiscon
<br />sin to endow a railway library. His
<br />contribution three years ago was
<br />$5.000
<br />The grand lodge, A. 0. U. W.,
<br />made a considerable raise in assess•
<br />ment rates, adopting a sliding sale
<br />based on the age of the applicant.
<br />Gov. ,Johnson is booked for a series
<br />of Chautauqua lectures next summer,
<br />his subjects being The Majesty of
<br />Law and Landmarks of Liberty.
<br />A crusade against overhanging
<br />signs is being made in Minneapolis.
<br />The town always looked like an
<br />overgrown village.
<br />Faribault is to have a new city
<br />hospital costing $35.000, under the
<br />control of the German Evangelical
<br />Synod
<br />The national guard is to be equip-
<br />ped with the new Springfield rifle, the
<br />same as the regular army.
<br />Rich Valley Items.
<br />John Strathern drove to Hastings
<br />Monday.
<br />W. W. Strathern was in the city
<br />Tuesday
<br />Mr. and Mrs. John Volkert were
<br />in the city Thursday.
<br />R. H. Strathern and W. F. Torne
<br />drove to Hastings Wednesday.
<br />John Mittelstadt returned from a
<br />trip to Wisconsin Saturday evening.
<br />Mrs. W. L. Strathern and daugh-
<br />ter Gladys were city visitors on
<br />Thursday.
<br />About seventy young people en-
<br />joyed a dance at the O'Leary home
<br />Sunday evening.
<br />Miss Gertrude Records, of St. Paul,
<br />was a guest at the Walter Strathern
<br />home on Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Smith Elston, of
<br />Coates, spent Sunday with Mr. and
<br />Mrs. Arthur Bailey.
<br />Mr. Petteraon,- better known as
<br />Swede Pete, hdught two cars of
<br />cattle here and shipped them
<br />Monday.
<br />Mrs. Cornelia Brotherhood was
<br />called to Ottawa, I11., on Wednesday
<br />by the death of her mother, Mrs.
<br />Eliza Sapp
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Wetterlin and
<br />their little nephew, Arthur Elston, of
<br />Minneapolis. spent Sunday with hie
<br />parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
<br />Wetterlin.
<br />Rwndolph Items.
<br />William Morrill was in St. Paul
<br />Tuesday.
<br />Walter Otte was in -Hastings on
<br />Wednesday.
<br />Eli Ballard, of Hampton, was here
<br />on Tuesday.
<br />Mrs. Minnie Bartlett is quite sick
<br />with quinsy.
<br />Henry Spillman was in St. Paul
<br />over Sunday.
<br />Mr. Shetield, of Minneapolis, was
<br />in town Tuesday.
<br />Percy. Cran, of Hayfield, was in
<br />town Wednesday.
<br />Mr. and Mts. Albert Hughs spent
<br />Sunday in Kenyon.
<br />Mrs.O. S. Beck returned to Water-
<br />town, S. D., on Saturday.
<br />G. H. Smith, of Minneapolis, was
<br />here Saturday on business.
<br />C. W. Curry, of Farmington, was
<br />here Friday and Saturday.
<br />Miss Hanna 'Papenfus, of St. Paul,
<br />is visiting her parents this week.
<br />Mrs. William Peter went to St.
<br />Paul Saturday to visit her mother.
<br />Mrs. Ira Alexander and children
<br />spent the last of the week in North-
<br />field.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Paul Michael, of
<br />Faribault, were here the first of the
<br />week.
<br />John Kauffman lost one of his best
<br />driving horses Monday from lung
<br />fever.
<br />Edward Miller and family, of
<br />Hampton, spent Friday with Mrs. J.
<br />Peter.
<br />E. E. McCloud, who is working at
<br />Coates, spent Monday with his
<br />family.
<br />Mr. Kinney, manager of the eleva.
<br />tor, spent Sunday with his family in
<br />Minneapolis.
<br />Miss Lizzie DEmann, of Castle
<br />Rock, is spending the week with Miss
<br />Gertrude Otte.
<br />Mrs. Jennie Nelson went to
<br />Cannon Falls Saturday to visit her
<br />sister, who is ill.
<br />Mrs. Joe Pfenning, of Empire, is
<br />spending the week with her daughter,
<br />Mrs. Jasper Grisim.
<br />Stephen Pfenning, of River Falls,
<br />visited over Sunday with his sister,
<br />Mrs. Jasper Grisim.
<br />Earl Morrill, of Hayfield, is spend
<br />tag a few days with his parents, Mr.
<br />and Mrs. R. B. Morrill.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. E. Otte entertained
<br />their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, C. Ubling,
<br />of Stanton, on Sunday.
<br />C. E. Doebler, of Amery, Wis.,
<br />spent Saturday and Sunday with his
<br />sister. Mrs. Henry Senn.
<br />John Legler and family, of Sciota,
<br />were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
<br />Jacob Peter on Thursday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. August Otte, of
<br />Cannon Falls, visited with Mr. and
<br />Mrs. Fred Koch on Sunday.
<br />Mrs. Minnie Dickman and Miss
<br />Vesta Dickman were the guests of
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koch, jr., in
<br />Hampton, on Sunday.
<br />The ladies' aid society will give an
<br />apron and necktie social at M. W. A.
<br />Hall next Friday evening. Every
<br />one is cordially invited.
<br />Inver lirove Items.
<br />Nets Munson was in St. Paul over
<br />Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan were in
<br />the city on Tuesday.
<br />David and Nathan Malcuw were
<br />in the city on Monday.
<br />Miss Luella Motz and Albert Motz
<br />spent Friday in St. Paul.
<br />Miss Effie Hagen has been spend
<br />ing a tew days in St. Paul.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. J. Ginter and chil-
<br />dren, of St. Paul, were guests of his
<br />father on Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Drake enter-
<br />tained a number of friends at cards
<br />Wednesday evening.
<br />William Borden, of Merriam Park,
<br />visited his cousins, Thomas and
<br />William Ryan, on Sunday.
<br />Lauty Brennan entertained a num-
<br />ber of young people at a dancing
<br />party last Saturday evening.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Olof Johnson and
<br />children were the guests of Mr. and
<br />Sirs. Fay Benson on Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Borden and
<br />son, of St. Paul, were the guests of
<br />Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan on Sunday.
<br />Carl Malcom and Miss Freda
<br />Edstrom, of Minneapolis, visited at
<br />the home of his parents on Sunday.
<br />The dance at Thomas Roszak's
<br />Saturday evening was well attended
<br />and enjoyed by all. Frank Roszak
<br />furnished the music.
<br />The Probate Court.
<br />Henry Whaley was appointed ad•
<br />ministrator of Theodore Holmquist,
<br />late of South Park, on Monday.
<br />The will of Peter Fahey, late of
<br />Burnsville, was admitted to probate
<br />on Monday, with John Fahey as
<br />executor.
<br />J. J. Scofield was appointed ad-
<br />ministrator of his mother, Mrs.
<br />Elizabeth J. Scofield, late of Eureka,
<br />on Tuesday.
<br />John and Martin Mahoney were ap-
<br />pointed administrators of their father.
<br />Martin Mahoney, late of Empire,
<br />on Wednesday.
<br />South 8t. Paul Items.
<br />L. H. Newburg went to Red Wing
<br />on Wednesday, where he has the con-
<br />tract of plastering the city hospital.
<br />Severalnewcases of small pox are
<br />reported this week, and the epidemic
<br />seems to be spreading into the first
<br />and second wards.
<br />Mrs. Mary Franze dislocated her
<br />right hip by a fall on the kitchen
<br />floor Tuesday evening. She is aged
<br />eighty-six years. and lives with her
<br />daughter, Mrs. Peter Fable.
<br />The Sewer,
<br />The trench on Tyler Street has
<br />been opened two hundred and fifty
<br />feet south of Third, and the cable
<br />removed a block. A manhole is
<br />being put in the centre of Third, and
<br />a hydrant at the alley. About the
<br />same nutnber of men are employed
<br />Our T.= Payers.
<br />The following is a list of pe
<br />in Dakota County who pay a per
<br />property tax of 810 and upward
<br />1907.'
<br />rsons
<br />sonal
<br />s for
<br />BoRxsvm.g.
<br />Begley, Lawrence >i
<br />Connelly, John
<br />O'Regan. J. H
<br />Strese. William
<br />Walsh, R. F
<br />CASTLE ROCK.
<br />Crandall. Charles $
<br />Demano, August
<br />Empey, A
<br />Kraft, A
<br />Sheffield Mill & Elevator Co
<br />Sbellenberger. Freer
<br />Sanders, H. M. acid G. H
<br />Tutewohl, John....
<br />Towler. Joseph
<br />Carnal. Florian
<br />Fox, Alois.....
<br />Knoblauch, William
<br />Meisch, P. J
<br />Schaffer, Theresa
<br />DOUGLAS.
<br />EAGAN.
<br />House, L. D. $
<br />Larson, C.
<br />Slater, James
<br />EMara&.
<br />Bradford. A. S. estate $
<br />Balch, G. S
<br />Coates Elevator Co
<br />Cook. J. 0
<br />Fitzgerald„Julia
<br />Hynes, Mrs. Bridget....
<br />Klaus, P. W
<br />Sora. Charles
<br />Sprute, Fred. jr
<br />Ulrich, F. W
<br />Westwood Stock & Farming Co
<br />EUREKA.
<br />Blocker, Peter $
<br />Borg, A. J
<br />Bruce, W. C
<br />Curry, Nellie M
<br />Hammes, Paul
<br />Halderson, Anderson
<br />Hart, G. R ....
<br />Hansen, Jacob
<br />FARMINGTON.
<br />Exchange hank.
<br />Wellcome. F. H $
<br />Davis, T. C....
<br />Taylor, N. B
<br />Taylor. G. R
<br />Ayotte. M
<br />Belies, J. N
<br />Betzold, C. E
<br />Brackett. E. L
<br />Clay, Ham
<br />Deegan. M. .1
<br />Davis, T. C
<br />Day. G. It
<br />Ehlers, Henry
<br />Fluke. L. P.... .............
<br />Fletcher, W. J
<br />Feeley, P. H
<br />Gillman, Miss M. J
<br />Gray, A. K
<br />Griebie & Etter
<br />Gannon & Campion.
<br />Garvey, Edward
<br />Graves, E
<br />Hoffman. Chris
<br />Heileman. G. Brewing Co
<br />Hosmer, H. N ...
<br />Johnson, 0. J
<br />Kroft. William
<br />Keeling. Mrs. M. A
<br />Lewis. C. 3
<br />Lester. Mrs. Mary A..
<br />Moes.'D
<br />Meeker, M. C
<br />Mayer, Mrs. A. M
<br />McElrath, U. G
<br />Michel. Henry
<br />Nixon. William
<br />Perry, R. St. J
<br />Rogers, H. N
<br />Roach. J. W
<br />Schei Publishing Co
<br />Sprute, A. H
<br />Smith, C. H. ..
<br />Standard Oil Co.......
<br />Sieckert Bros....
<br />Thompson. A. E
<br />Wright, John
<br />Weeks, M. 0 ....
<br />Works, Miss H. R............
<br />GREENVAT,E.
<br />Aslakson, Aslak $
<br />Aslakson, Even
<br />Bogue, Z
<br />Christenson, Soren...
<br />Evenson. 0. A
<br />Hendricks, Thos........
<br />Lace, William
<br />Olson, Ole..
<br />Steffenson, .1. J
<br />HAMPTON
<br />Kranz, J. 8 $
<br />HAMPTON VILLAGE.
<br />Clark. R. 0... $
<br />Daleiden, 0. M
<br />Gores, N. P
<br />Hampton, Bank of
<br />McMullin Lumber Co
<br />HASTINGS.
<br />First National Bank
<br />Duncan, Clara L $
<br />Heinen, John
<br />Mares, Abbie I
<br />Finch. F. W.
<br />Follett, Thomas
<br />Dakota Countv Investment Ce
<br />St. Paul Title Trust Co
<br />Espenschied Axa M
<br />Espenschied, Louise J
<br />Espenschied. Ruth G
<br />Mairs, Samuel
<br />Mains, Agues 0
<br />Gardner, Chloe H
<br />Gardner, Louise A
<br />Maine, Clara G
<br />Gardner, G. W.
<br />Follett. Denis
<br />Rathbone. Bertha A
<br />Mahe, Helen R
<br />German American Bank.
<br />Cook, The ,dore.
<br />Duffing. Charles
<br />Doffing, Peter
<br />Gergen, N. B
<br />Gergen, Apolonia
<br />Union Investment Co
<br />Welcome. F. H
<br />Whitford, E. A
<br />98.41
<br />11.19
<br />10.54
<br />10.00
<br />19.53
<br />13.87
<br />11.77
<br />24.72
<br />13.90
<br />13.20
<br />10.80
<br />11.73
<br />10.42
<br />13.89
<br />13.96
<br />10.23
<br />11.00
<br />15 73
<br />13.81
<br />11.49
<br />15.64
<br />13.88
<br />11.08
<br />10.91
<br />18.50
<br />11.73
<br />11.54
<br />19.17
<br />16.53
<br />12.25
<br />19.06
<br />51.04
<br />12.55
<br />20.57
<br />14 85
<br />13.58
<br />15.57
<br />17.60
<br />1002
<br />16.58
<br />Off
<br />IN" The Oficial
<br />Nests show Dr: Prii
<br />Baking Powder , to:lie. most
<br />efficient in strength, of highest
<br />parity and. healthfulness
<br />No Alum, No Phosphate of time
<br />No Mum or alum -phosphate: taking
<br />powder has been guaranteed or
<br />approved by the United States or
<br />any State authorities. The adver-
<br />tising claims of the &um powder
<br />makers to that effect are " faked."
<br />Erns^
<br />Gund, Jobn Brewing Co
<br />Glendenning, H. A
<br />220.40 Greus, Michael
<br />28.96 Gores. Herbert
<br />18.08 Griffin. J. P.
<br />171.83 Hampton, Mrs. George ,•„ -
<br />Hubbard. A. B
<br />20.9.1 Han A. R
<br />20 p4 Hunt. Helen J
<br />10.55 Hodgson, William
<br />130 70 Heinen. John
<br />14.8' Hastings Malting Co
<br />14.28 Hanna.. Jerome
<br />119.44 Haueoo time
<br />16.42 Hetherington Bros.
<br />1288 Hiniker Shoe Co
<br />35.58 Hsiticgs Electric Light Co
<br />17.64 International Harvester Co...
<br />123 21 Johnson, A E
<br />44 Og Johnson, A. L. s
<br />28.42 Johns. Mrs. W. F
<br />170.00 Johnson, Mrs. Johanna
<br />34.110 Kenner Bros
<br />84 80 Kuenzel, Gus
<br />103.70 Kleii. John.
<br />27.84 KopPre• Peter
<br />15.30 Kranz Bros
<br />22.54 Kranz, P. M
<br />53.60 Kelobofer, Barbara estate
<br />15.10 Latta, Marie
<br />Lamber J.
<br />1.21.85 Lambertt,, J. B.
<br />11.00 Lucking. F. B.
<br />Sg 2fl Langenfeld, J. M
<br />39.8i Langenfeld. Nick
<br />32.38 Ludwig, Franz
<br />14.31 Liddle. C. Pt
<br />10,08 LeDuc, W. 0 .... . .11.89
<br />75.88 Mather. W. R. jr • 18.89
<br />10.15 Mertz & Son " "84,98
<br />27.98 Martin, N 20.80
<br />34Jiorse, G. W 0
<br />.00 McMullin Lumber Co ' 152.92
<br />94.99 Meyer & Johns (:48.40
<br />0
<br />28 73 Mullaney, P. W ]2.80
<br />18.40 Mahler, Fritz 22.90
<br />18.08 Matsch, Albert 24.11
<br />13.80 Meyer, F.. W. r8.89
<br />88 48 Maurer, Charles......10.85
<br />1(3 2,5 Niedere, Louis.,..,,r,, 12.08
<br />22.91 Olson, Andrew 45.5
<br />Orman & ('Shaughnessy 35.40
<br />Pitz Bros t 14.118
<br />Pitzen, N. M 78.03
<br />Perkins. J. V 19.18
<br />Porter, E. L 12.40
<br />40.26-
<br />41.81
<br />178.83
<br />18.40
<br />89.73 •
<br />ltl
<br />$4.56
<br />47.90
<br />18.22
<br />12:31
<br />?6, 52
<br />13.1:
<br />87.32
<br />85,68
<br />806,86
<br />28:80
<br />118.96
<br />115.02
<br />*tab
<br />14.18
<br />14.86
<br />S6eb, Henry
<br />Sanger, Mat
<br />Sauber, Jobn....
<br />Sullivan. J. H
<br />• • LEnANoN.
<br />Daley. Patrick $
<br />King, Silas
<br />McDonald. Ed
<br />' MARMIAN.
<br />Doffing. J, P. ... $
<br />Hubbard, F. D
<br />Judge.' M. 3
<br />Kiogatop, 8. P
<br />Orman, M.1
<br />8cbneider. M
<br />' `MF.NDOTA.
<br />Burns. James $
<br />Clarkson. C. J
<br />'Law%Reinhold & Co
<br />Mendota Stone Co
<br />McMillan & Co
<br />1%rtensen. 8'
<br />38.98 Neerser, N.
<br />22.80 Limerd. 0,
<br />19.40 Tousignant, 1)
<br />Weber. Leander
<br />Wachtler, Joseph
<br />li(*LNDOTA VILLAGE. Rernil't; Esdras $
<br />• NEw Tanen.
<br />Ficker. Mltthias $
<br />Peine, C. E
<br />Resemius. W. L
<br />,741
<br />14.68
<br />I41.60
<br />470.92
<br />•31.20
<br />25.01
<br />04.24
<br />13.02
<br />10.00
<br />10.00
<br />11.65
<br />13.23
<br />18.'x3
<br />22.69
<br />10.74
<br />10 35
<br />10.47
<br />13.10
<br />Parker, C. W 18.$1
<br />Preston. 0. W 10.14
<br />Raetz, George - 13.60
<br />14.31 Rude, S. B O1.0
<br />10.82 Reisner, Otto 29, 1
<br />Radabaugb, I. M SI.7B
<br />Reed, W. B 118.E
<br />Kaway, J. !11.1
<br />18.�g
<br />11.•10 Schaller, A. J 95,48
<br />10.110 Stroud Humphrey Mf'g Co23.60
<br />34 37 Sleben, J. 0 82.41 ScurTA
<br />Schaal. Theodora 20,E Bowe, A. E
<br />34.64 Schaller, Albert 28,1$ z $ Freeman, MM. 0.
<br />Steffen B Harkness. Frank
<br />24(10 Taylor, E.21.72 „ Stockyards National E "
<br />9 85 Schaal. Gerhardt
<br />9 71 Smith. Ida B.
<br />12.32 Solna ST. PAUL
<br />Bank.
<br />13.08
<br />RANDOLP•:tt.
<br />Foster. E. 11 $
<br />Gores. NIc
<br />Miller. William
<br />Smith. Charles.:..
<br />Valentine. 0. 1 •
<br />RANDOLPH VILLAGE.
<br />Dakota Co. Co-operative Co $
<br />Kauffman, John
<br />Miller. R. L
<br />McElrath &Tyner
<br />Morrill;- C. -L
<br />North Star Lumber Co
<br />Sheffield Milling Co
<br />RAVENNA.
<br />Depinger, Dr, 0
<br />Murray, E, 1'
<br />peakes. 0. W.
<br />Vesetb. F., .M
<br />1tosaaot'NT.
<br />Blown. 1, F $
<br />Derham, .Emma
<br />Gollon & Hyland
<br />Geraghty &' Hynes
<br />richly. A 8.. trustee
<br />Hynes, J. J., adm
<br />Hynes. J. J
<br />Mullerv, re.' J. E
<br />Tierney, James, estate
<br />Warwee, L. P
<br />Ward. A. J
<br />128
<br />6
<br />13
<br />17
<br />Standard Oil Co
<br />4.04 Sullivan, M. H 19.78 Briggs. W. E
<br />09.85 Todd, Irvlog & Son... ...... . 40l5�'i 1$ UarrollCarton,, -LH..
<br />. A H. B
<br />34.93 Thill, Peter
<br />34.93 Tuttle, E. E .32,,19 Clark: J T.
<br />4.64 U. 8, Time Recorder CB 28:80 Flannagan, J. J
<br />34 78 Voigt, L. H 11.14 Flower. M.. D
<br />� anBeeck, H. 0 .� . , ..... .18.08 Hartwell, D. ' E
<br />11.93 Walbridge & Smith.,,. 4,2.48 Hebert., fouls..,.,,,
<br />34.93Walbridge Bros. & Ryjn 47,20 Henderson. Lizzie M
<br />34.93 Wri¢ht &Austin.._,.,; 188.80 McQuillan. Louisa O
<br />34.93 Whitford. E. A * 135.74 Reid. James
<br />34 93 Whltford.E.A., guard.; Doebler 4148 Strohm, B. F..,
<br />34.93 Whltford,E.A., gas faith. 42.48 Swift. G. F.. estate
<br />1.•8899 Wbitlord,E. A., gsa mltb 42.48 Swift, E. T
<br />• Swift. L. F
<br />.78 Gunther. P--1 TR. .' Peter. ., Shaw,. W R
<br />93 Jngoe, Mrs Johrr.i,, elle Veeder, A. 11
<br />Pierk, Wilitim...`r.',4h .:..r•.. 76 Weed. 3.11 •
<br />51.59 Rowe, James.....,... �,..
<br />38.24 Lt - Albert. Joseph..,
<br />57.35 Anderson, Peter. $ l Anderson & Carlson
<br />19.12 Curry, 1. C
<br />Reciter, Louis
<br />7.36 Dunham Wright.:.-Braoo1kcaa�&. H. H
<br />.36 Deegan. Jams �a� . Sickle, George
<br />19.1.2 Glynn, .1'; J i. ,. .. Bronson. W. G. jr.,... ......
<br />28.65 Hyland. Patrtok '' 1111762 Blumenfeld,• D:..
<br />Hyland, M $' r . -ILEI Campbell Commission Co
<br />.84 Johoms; J. E -i+:10.06 Cation. Wood & Weeler.
<br />18.50 Klemenhageo. Geom....., , .. , 10.18 Clay, Robinson & Co.
<br />14.67 Lynch, James. ...„44.4 12.19 Co-operative Grocery Co.
<br />19.40 Murphy, M 1146 Clerk & Co
<br />11.14 Yc8herry, J. B 10.26 Callaghan, James
<br />5.35 Mahoney, M 10.75 Coates, John..
<br />.68 McSweeney, F 13.15 Covlogton, J•: 13
<br />34 Ruehlow Bros 25.93 Dagget, W. 8. & Co
<br />.06 Van Doren, A. 1 3 .. .1(89 Erick. Schuh Hardware Co...
<br />9.11 Yung, John • 10.68 Evan & Linderdale.... .....
<br />.26 Lazsvtt.r s Vna.Aes. Edgar& Jamieson
<br />.03 Ackerman. Otto .1 , 14 46 Engoman, Hancock, Seeking Co
<br />2,74 Bagley, Sarah 22.90 Erick, $lien........ 4.......
<br />.32 Betz Bros 24.58 Foaiey, Fred
<br />.25 Herres Bros 27.28 Fisher. Jacob... ... ......
<br />.40 Claro Millin Oo 2798 Foch & Co.
<br />7.71 Dakota•Oo, Mate Bank 144.60 Frederlcki, William'
<br />2.24 Gepbart, D. J l2.t12 Frie % Cruel? & Co..........
<br />2.80 0und, J. Brewing Oo '10.11 Gatdie,. Emil. . ... .. . ........ .
<br />2.87 Hamm Brewing Co 1015 Grugan` H. A. & Co
<br />.40 Heileman Brewing Oo •I41ti3 Glenn. Jaw,.
<br />.70 Hynes, J. J 00.73 0rrs�titt,1. A. ,
<br />18.88 Lenihao Mercantile Co 55.48 Gibbons, P, Com. Co.
<br />10.15 MOGrail, E. Soo* & 00 42.90 0edelsky,►F° •,- •
<br />.80 McClintosk, R 12.76 Haie,O.-L. Com..,
<br />.40 North Star Lumber Oo 80.78 Hamm. Theo. Brewing Co....,
<br />10.66 Bamels Lumber,Co...., e0 Haueer&tsoaa Malting Co...
<br />63.01 Samels. P. P 18.96 ,Heberje Francis Co .
<br />14.061 Strong. George 1877 , Trtrleg bra
<br />16.90. Ssuber. William.... ......... .11.18 JusgBteedee Co
<br />14.06 1.8amehl, IR. &, :.. Iii:eoliii . C.'L.' Cem.....
<br />25,114 Buser, Marg't... ..... , 1107 Kirk, J. &. Gel
<br />17
<br />104
<br />296
<br />28
<br />104
<br />34
<br />18
<br />554
<br />Adams, E. W. Lumber Co.. , . 103
<br />Anderson, Aaron
<br />Adslr. A. M.
<br />Anthony, E. C
<br />Archer. Mrs. Wesley
<br />Beersc, W. E 4
<br />Brady & Son 80
<br />Carter, Seymour 316
<br />Conzemius, Nick 25
<br />Crosby. F. M. 1
<br />Clure, F. L. 84
<br />Cornelison, L. A 84
<br />Doffing. Charles 1
<br />Drager, Charles. 28
<br />iloten, Gay 21
<br />Dakota County Investment Co212
<br />Estergreen, F. E. 4
<br />Enols, J. A2
<br />Engel, F. A 4
<br />Emerson & Cavanaugh 6
<br />Feipel, John 36
<br />Frank, Daniel 22
<br />Farmers Elevator Co
<br />Featherstone, J. 8...,,
<br />Follet. Denis 123
<br />Finch, F. W 43
<br />Freitag. Charles
<br />Fasbender & Son
<br />Fitch, E. 8
<br />Griffin, E. P
<br />Gergen, N. B .
<br />Graves, Mrs: E. J
<br />12.46
<br />27.11
<br />11.13
<br />22.15
<br />1 King,
<br />Keil, Louie
<br />Kielnbohl, William
<br />Kennedy Bros
<br />Kruper, John
<br />Larson, Albert
<br />Lennon, W. P
<br />Lindstrom. Otto
<br />McDonald, John
<br />McHugh, Christenson & Co
<br />McKissick Bros ......... . ..
<br />McCormick, W. E
<br />Melad),S.J.& Co
<br />Matczynski, L
<br />Moser. F. C.
<br />Mickelson, Mike
<br />Minneapolis, Sr. Paul&Sub.Rv
<br />Neaom, Alfred
<br />Nauer, Louis
<br />O'Keefe. P. R
<br />O'Toole, Mike
<br />Prouty Com. Co
<br />Rogers & Rogers
<br />Robinson, A
<br />Reinert. W
<br />Reporter
<br />Spllker. Charles
<br />So. St. Paul Grain Co.
<br />Slimmer & Thomas.....
<br />Sandqutat & Co
<br />So. St. Paul Horse Exchange
<br />Shaw. W. R
<br />St. Paul Tannery
<br />Smith, Ed
<br />Schaefer, A
<br />St. Paul Cattle Loan Co
<br />Straight Bros
<br />Schumacker, 8. 0
<br />So. SL Paul Mercantile Co
<br />Sterling Graoery 0o
<br />Schutt, Fred
<br />Swift & Co
<br />So.SLPaulLiveStock Exchange
<br />Electric Light Co
<br />St. Paul Union Stock Yards
<br />Schmidt, Jacob Brewtag Co
<br />So. Park Foundry& MacbineOo
<br />Stockyards Building Company
<br />Thuet Bros
<br />Troutman, George
<br />U. 8. Gypsum Co..
<br />Van Dusen Barrington Co
<br />Viuum, Percy, & Co
<br />Worm & Sons Grocery Co.
<br />Wcins & Conlin
<br />Whaley. H
<br />John
<br />VER1taLIox.
<br />Callahan, John
<br />11 64 ReFaxrmersElevElevatoratorCo Co
<br />1 7 12 Stoffel, J. P
<br />13.50 Sheffield Milling & Elevator Co
<br />Wallerius, E. N
<br />W ATERFOILD
<br />Boulger, Christ
<br />Berke. H. I
<br />Cowell, A. E
<br />Grimes, E. E
<br />Hunter. Walter
<br />Peter, FA
<br />13.63 Pennington, J. P
<br />12.20 WEST ST. PAUL.
<br />10.20 ilartoch. Adolph .............$
<br />30.50 ilo ge, H
<br />51.04 Groff N. 8
<br />11.60 Howe, Hebert
<br />18.38 Ick Ter, Mrs. Peter
<br />11,70 Kulenkamp& Peters
<br />19.18 Krey. George
<br />11.43 Kraushaar, Ernest
<br />10.71 Kulenkamp, Jobn
<br />Koplitz, Charles
<br />40 45 Kirsch, E
<br />l.othenback, B
<br />i23,7155ambrecht,M Otte Bros
<br />.0410 Sachs. E
<br />White, S
<br />11.40
<br />11,05
<br />13.45
<br />12.55
<br />11.45
<br />11.90
<br />14.86
<br />22 84
<br />.42
<br />11.78
<br />17.45
<br />85.28
<br />21.58
<br />Ba,0l
<br />117.52
<br />47.00
<br />87.62
<br />81.12
<br />11.06
<br />29.86
<br />24.88
<br />$.525.00
<br />12.52
<br />17.58
<br />14.12
<br />35.36
<br />145.70
<br />148.05
<br />22.74
<br />27.88
<br />52.87
<br />24.67
<br />9400
<br />164.50
<br />14.10
<br />70.60
<br />324 30
<br />240.00
<br />133.19
<br />12.22
<br />282.00
<br />41.12
<br />17.84
<br />70.50
<br />72.56
<br />10.58
<br />18,851.70
<br />22.82
<br />305.50
<br />258.64
<br />37.80
<br />145.70
<br />88.92
<br />147.52
<br />16 54
<br />101.94
<br />146.40
<br />11750
<br />49.78
<br />29.79
<br />11.93
<br />12.71
<br />22.61
<br />13.72
<br />10.96
<br />28.76
<br />31.89
<br />$ 15.20
<br />11.04
<br />11.96
<br />10.71
<br />10.22
<br />11.4I
<br />11.92
<br />22.38
<br />12.40
<br />22.54
<br />15.43
<br />41.24
<br />46.08
<br />12.50
<br />11.03
<br />17.28
<br />14.26
<br />2,5.92
<br />23.80
<br />12.05
<br />11.38
<br />12.63
<br />21.55
<br />10.23
<br />102.41
<br />11.12
<br />37.62
<br />23.00
<br />14.63
<br />21 00
<br />20.00
<br />209.00
<br />19.19
<br />35.38
<br />12.09
<br />15.15
<br />12 87
<br />12.15
<br />188,12
<br />155.12
<br />82.72
<br />261.92
<br />51.70
<br />108.42
<br />41 38
<br />51 72
<br />227 42
<br />10.34
<br />103 42
<br />20.70
<br />175.7'2
<br />465.32
<br />155.12
<br />155.12
<br />51.72
<br />134.42
<br />51.72
<br />20.68
<br />55.92
<br />18.80
<br />18.80
<br />12.84
<br />40.42
<br />75.18
<br />108.30
<br />117.50
<br />117.50
<br />58.00
<br />67.40
<br />10.08
<br />63.10
<br />14.72
<br />23.50
<br />36.42
<br />47.00
<br />141.00
<br />117.60
<br />14.10
<br />14.00
<br />31.78
<br />79.32
<br />11.04
<br />148.00
<br />12.4u
<br />18.22
<br />10.82
<br />56.82
<br />0180
<br />11.46
<br />148.00
<br />89.50
<br />235.00
<br />86.80
<br />30.58
<br />7,98
<br />ML70 two weeks' visit to Watkins,. ZduS
<br />70.511 4al1sy, aha Delano. . .'
<br />23.97
<br />80.82
<br />12,06
<br />1920
<br />11.50
<br />17.21
<br />12.60
<br />1858
<br />10.33
<br />16.40
<br />14.81
<br />2980
<br />11.87
<br />17.21
<br />10.05
<br />12.78
<br />Hampton lemma.
<br />B. A. Betzold, of 8t. Paul, le visit-
<br />ing here.
<br />J. N. Werner, of Vermillion, was
<br />in town on Sunday,
<br />J. P. Schanno made a trip 1.0
<br />Hastings on Saturday.
<br />• Miss Theresa Hammes, of Hastings,
<br />spent Sunday at home.
<br />John Ludwig, of Vermillion, was
<br />in town the flat of the week.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zeien, of Ver.
<br />million, were bere on Sunday.
<br />Mies Marie Wagner was the guest
<br />of Mise Katie Beissel last Friday.
<br />Peter Schweich and Mathias Del•
<br />teld were home from Northfield on a
<br />visit.
<br />Nicholas Schanno, of Vermillion,
<br />was among our business callers on
<br />Friday.
<br />Mr and Mrs. Ferdinand Bauer, of
<br />Marshan, were visiting Mr. and Mn.
<br />Nicholas Bauer.
<br />Nieholaa Kauffman and Niebolu
<br />Kummer, of Vermillion, were herr
<br />on Thursday, en route for Northfield.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Siebenaler,
<br />Anton Siebenaler, and Miss Lena
<br />Girgen returned from a visit in
<br />Shakopee on Monday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. H. J. B. Wagner de
<br />lightfully entertained a large number
<br />of friends and neighbors on Tuesday
<br />evening. Supper was served at
<br />eleven.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Huberty
<br />were greatly surprised on Monday,
<br />his namesday, quite a large number
<br />being present. Cinch was played,
<br />the first prize won by John Holzemer
<br />and foot by Mathias Anton. Refresh
<br />menta were served in the afternoon and
<br />evening, and all bad a good time.
<br />Pt. Douglas it..,
<br />Frank Johnson was down from
<br />Minneapolis over Sunday.
<br />Everett Page, Willie Page, and
<br />Miss Nelson, of Minneapolis, spent
<br />Sunday at Albert Page's.
<br />Eli Dibble has aphonograph which
<br />cost 8100. Maybe he thinks it's
<br />cheaper than a wife, even at that
<br />price.
<br />Mrs. Amass James gave a musical
<br />last Monday evening for her Pt. Doug
<br />las friends, which wu much enjoyed
<br />by those wbo were fortunate etlongb
<br />to receive an invitation.
<br />About forty farmers met at the
<br />town hall in Denmark Thursday night
<br />to listen to the county organiser of
<br />the Society of Equity, and incidental-
<br />ly to form a town society, with 0. B.
<br />Hetherington president, Dan. Magone
<br />vice president, John Wright secreta-
<br />ry, and T. B. Leavitt treasurer.
<br />slaw. iter.
<br />Peter Roberts was in Vermillion
<br />Wednesday.
<br />John Peine and H. P. Leiteld drove
<br />to Hastings Thursday.
<br />J. P.- Gergen came down from 8t,
<br />Paul Saturday upon a visit.
<br />Quite a number from hers atteoded
<br />the dance in Hampton Monday.
<br />J P Drell, Oonrid Picker. soil J.
<br />J. Beissel returned Saturday trues t
<br />Tonalities ismms.
<br />William lichueider is very busy
<br />gltudiug teed.
<br />Michael Poi, of Watertown, 8. D.,
<br />is the guest of bis brother Nicholas.
<br />&rt. and Gottried Beissel, of St.
<br />Paul, were guests of their mother,
<br />Mrs. Maty Ifuis.el, on Sunday.
<br />Mr. sad Mrs. Jacob Dries, of
<br />Empire, were guests of his mother,
<br />!►t rs. Mary Dries, the Bret of the week.
<br />The party ot Mr. and Mrs. Michael
<br />Kimmel last Sunday night was well
<br />attended, thirty eouples being present.
<br />There was a big dance at Nicholas
<br />Beuk's hall Wednesday evening,. with
<br />music by John Wiederhold and John
<br />2.0153'.
<br />H. J. Rather and Miss Agnes
<br />Rotlmr, ot Manahan, were the guests
<br />of Mn. Y. Anders, New Trier, on
<br />Sunday.
<br />The stockholders of the Vermillion
<br />Creamery Company held a meeting
<br />on Wednesday with a view of start-
<br />ing up again.
<br />Peter Teires, while driving home
<br />Sunday, broke through the ice. The
<br />buggy bhafts were broken, and the
<br />horse swam ashore.
<br />The basket social in District 95,
<br />Marshan, was well attended, twenty.
<br />two being sold. Miss Mary Oestreich
<br />was the prize winner, her .basket
<br />bringing 81.45.
<br />8. A. Wilson, Frank Keetley, John
<br />Schneider, and Walter Keetley, of
<br />Meridian, attended the Farmer's
<br />Elevator meeting at Wagner's Hall
<br />Wednesday afternoon.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Wagner
<br />were enjoyably surprised Sunday
<br />evening by a large number of friends
<br />and neighbors, Refreshments were
<br />served from seven to nine, and supper
<br />at eleven.
<br />J. W. Halfen shot a wild cat Mon-
<br />day weighing twenty•nioe and one-
<br />half pounds It was sitting on the
<br />limb of a tree ready to jump, and
<br />measured three feet, nine inches from
<br />tip to tip. This is the second killed
<br />by Mr. Hallen this winter.
<br />The JwtaMwg Of Place.
<br />"Consumption had me in its grasp; and
<br />1 had almost reached the jumping off
<br />place when 1 was advised to try Dr.
<br />King's New Discovery; and I want to say
<br />right nQw. 11. saved my life. Improve-
<br />ment began wltb the first bottle. and
<br />after taking one dozen bottles I was a
<br />well and happy man again." cava George
<br />Moore. of Grimealand. N. C. As a reme-
<br />dy for coughs' and colds, and healer of
<br />weak, sore lungs. and for preventing
<br />pneumonia New Discovery is supreme.
<br />50c. and $1. at 8. B. R e's, druggist.
<br />Trial beUJe free.
<br />0. C. Anderson, of Mareban, Minn.,
<br />gave a very good lecture in Ander-
<br />son's Hall last Sunday afternoon to a
<br />fair sized audience. The subjects
<br />treated upon were very deep, and for
<br />that reason just one hour's lecture
<br />could not cover it all, but Mr. Ander-
<br />son done well as far u it went. -
<br />Frost Record.
<br />awes.
<br />In Hastings, Feb. 22d, to Mr. and Mrs.
<br />J. L. Darling. a eon.
<br />In Denmark, Feb. 22d, to Mr. and
<br />Mrs. Edward Snee, a son.
<br />Elwes ,rzes.F..
<br />Th. eaara:ea.
<br />BAHLitT.-70 80 Ota.
<br />Rsaw.--$6 $7.
<br />BRAN:423.
<br />Btrrrsa-2S cta.
<br />Coax. -55 eta.
<br />Koos.-20 eta.
<br />FLAX. -SI .08.
<br />FLone.-,$3.90.
<br />HIT. -$8.
<br />OAT. -443 cta.
<br />MIDDLINe11.-125.
<br />Poaz.-$4.50 @ 85.00.
<br />POTATostt.-85 cta.
<br />RTZ. -72 cite.
<br />Scaslitxrxne, -$23
<br />Wtts.Z.--90 Me.
<br />Rate. ot Ad..rtsesaa.
<br />Ilse toot per year 1 6 O
<br />Each additional 1.01 .... .... ....... . 5.05
<br />One inch, per week.
<br />Local sotioes per has
<br />Orriets ee by mall wIIll rets RVINprop
<br />G TODD & BONN,
<br />Hutisn. Mian.
<br />NSW ADVERTISEMENTS. �.
<br />FOR RENT.
<br />fry nsldeaoe on Tyler Street for rent Apt.
<br />tat. Isquire at Kraals Reel. market.
<br />C. W. OERLACH.
<br />I, OR SALE.
<br />Wasted, good mutat for Improved Canadian
<br />Quarter on boundary Ilse.
<br />For sale, four hundred and ,lzty•alz acres.
<br />Dekoa County ant clam farm at Empire.
<br />C. E. REED,
<br />Real Estate Broker,
<br />Hastings, Mtnn,
<br />MAKE MONEY by sending your bides,
<br />tan, etc., to us. We pay highest prices and
<br />sell guns, taps. etc,. cheap.
<br />N. W. HIDE & FUR CO.,
<br />SOO First Street N., Minneapolis, Mina.
<br />Write for osalogos sad prim list
<br />N OTIOE.
<br />baled bids will be reoelved at the oossty-
<br />*edltor's oboe, Heatless, Mina., up to noon
<br />Mmdse. Marob 15th. HOE from beaks boated.
<br />in Dakota Oosate, Mt&a. as depositories of the.
<br />public foods of Dakota County, as provided by
<br />eba�t� O. a ISM, statist what security
<br />wfTbs vee to said county for the fonds so.
<br />1 all what Interest allowed on monthly
<br />on edltles that such feeds with,
<br />,
<br />soorrlsd interest shall be held subject to draft-
<br />isall mown at all times on demand.
<br />laiasyt► be opened on Monday, March 181*t,
<br />511N sad the board reserves the riSIS tat mpooa.
<br />asy.aa e41 bids. asourtty bads prsRwsd:
<br />#ew p Oosaty Auditor.
<br />ATE OF DECEDENT.
<br />of Minnesota, county of Dakota. -ea. 1aete'lla
<br />1r t1. satatter of the WWII Of ft'ebbazd
<br />1►le1ots, d.esa.aL
<br />Tbe mete of leftmost* Chart. Nichols. Mester A. Lyoa. a. Abaft' ry A.
<br />a ltarttNiNo1e,
<br />m, -
<br />Violet M, Hefts. Celesta V. Swan. Sacrist M.
<br />bleep K. Niabo
<br />Deealssa, Frames 1. Poor Freak N
<br />Atherton R. Niob.ls,
<br />Niels* Hemet Nichols, Arthur rats Nora
<br />*said bottle a
<br />rtsaford, [anis !trite, .
<br />stabs melats.. Edward atom.,sad all par -
<br />ease lnturaa In the anal aeeoast sad Ills.
<br />teIbdoa or me estate ieesdasil. ,
<br />is rtwatlr. of the RR
<br />banal Med Is this anal assesst N a.
<br />aI111. 1* t1a .etaset tee the
<br />wttb bls Oetitaoa ;ruin trite the.
<br />ate ttu.a .1 it and amortate o
<br />51. sons sm. lase lashof
<br />.sNt1.s. Tbw.
<br />:red to shote yes b s. re
<br />before tens 51.1.8. essrt nem la *steno rtbotiM, Dakets, .Ity of Igatlstea,lameftW. u t s
<br />>1151. 1s .1 M meta
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