|
Randolph items.
<br />A. A. McElrath is slowly improving.
<br />0. A. Ryan was in Farmington
<br />Saturday.
<br />A. Lephort, of Faribault, is here
<br />this week.
<br />• Samuel Wert went to St. Paul
<br />Wednesday.
<br />Miss Jennie Morrill, of Windom,
<br />is home on a visit.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hardicke were
<br />in St. Paul Saturday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koch visited in
<br />Castle Rock on Monday.
<br />Mrs S. Ryan spent Sunday with
<br />her daughter at Stanton.
<br />Miss Ethel Johnson, of Minneapo-
<br />lis, was down for a short visit.
<br />W. L. McElrath spent Saturday
<br />and Monday in the twin cities.
<br />M. Day, of St. Paul, came down
<br />Friday on a visit with his son George.
<br />Mrs. C. R. Foster is down from
<br />Northfield to spend the week on the
<br />farm.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Smalley are
<br />entertaining relatives from Durand
<br />this week.
<br />Miss Amensen, of Kenyon, is the
<br />guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert
<br />Hugbs, this week.
<br />Miss May Armstrong went to
<br />Minneapolis Saturday to remain
<br />during the summer.
<br />Miss Reed, of Morristown, spent
<br />Saturday and Sunday with her sis-
<br />ter, M. C. Donaldson.
<br />Miss Susie Becker went to Farm-
<br />ington Sunday to attend the funeral
<br />of her cousin, Louis Betzhold.
<br />Mrs. M. J McElrath and daughter,
<br />who have been spending the winter
<br />at Spokane, returned on Saturday.
<br />The Rev. Levi Houck and Mr.
<br />Cowhan called at the home of L. R.
<br />Miller on Sunday, en route for Dodge
<br />Centre.
<br />Miss Lydia Kauffman and Johnnie
<br />Becker, of Hampton, were guests of
<br />their sisters, Misses Lydia and Susie
<br />Becker, from Friday until Monday.
<br />Vermillion Station Items.
<br />J. J. Gergen went to Minneapolis
<br />on Monday.
<br />Miss Katie Klotz was in Hastings
<br />on Thursday.
<br />Christian Wagner is working for
<br />Frey & Kesel.
<br />G. S. Balch, of Empire, was in
<br />town on Tuesday.
<br />Charles Marschall went to Hast-
<br />ings on Thursday.
<br />Nicholas Klotz is slowly recovering
<br />from his recent illness.
<br />drove to Hastings on Sunday.
<br />William Schneider has commenced
<br />seeding on the E. N. Wallerius farm.
<br />Mr. and Mrs Martin Conzemius,
<br />of New Trier, were here on Tuesday.
<br />The auction sale of Nicholas Scban-
<br />no was well attended, realizing about
<br />$2,500.
<br />Miss Jennie Doffing was the guest
<br />of Miss Mary Rother, in Marshan, on
<br />Sunday.
<br />Nicholas Scbanno and family left
<br />for their new home at Union Hill on
<br />Tuesday.
<br />John Anton is busy breaking
<br />young colts and bronchos in north-
<br />east Vermillion.
<br />Christ Klotz hauled a load of
<br />potatoes to Hastings on Monday for
<br />E. N. Wallerius.
<br />Frey & Kasel received a full line
<br />of new goods in the millinery de-
<br />partment this week.
<br />Thurmes Bros are building a new
<br />stock harn, thirty by sixty, for Mathi-
<br />as Marschall, commencing Monday
<br />Henry Doffing. of New Trier, was
<br />here on Wednesday, engaging John
<br />Niesen to work for him the coming
<br />season
<br />New rrler items.
<br />Mist' Cecil Schaeffer is visiting in
<br />Miesville.
<br />Joseph Gerlach was home from
<br />No,thfielai on Sunday
<br />P. P. Gergen, of Douglas, was here
<br />Nlontiar on legal husine s.
<br />Frank Weiler, of Hakapton, called
<br />on Peter Schmitz last Sunday.
<br />William Wiederhold and family re-
<br />moved here from Miesville Tuesday.
<br />John Lenartz, of New Trier, called
<br />on J. P. Hines the first of the week.
<br />Miss Johanna Reinardy spent Sun-
<br />day with Misses Maggie and Mary
<br />Gergen.
<br />Miss Marie Niedere, of Hampton,
<br />was the guest of Miss Kate Schaeffer
<br />on Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conzemius,
<br />of Hampton, spent Sunday with her
<br />home folks.
<br />Mies Sophia Kneifeld, of Marshan,
<br />was the guest of Mrs. Fred. Lands-
<br />berger this week.
<br />Jacob Gergen & Son, of Douglas,
<br />bought a team of five year olds at
<br />White Rock, Goodhue County, last
<br />week for $360.
<br />A base ball game was played here
<br />on Sunday, the New Trier Red Socks
<br />vs. the Douglas High Flyers, which
<br />was easily won by the latter, score.
<br />nineteen to nine.
<br />Inver Ufa'ye Items.
<br />Ralph Drake spent Sunday in St.
<br />Paul.
<br />Mies Alma Anderson vas in the
<br />city on Wednesday.
<br />David and Nathan Malcolm were
<br />in the city on Monday.
<br />Peter Luxieu and Peter Malcolm
<br />spent Friday evening in St. Paul.
<br />Mrs. Louis 11otz and Mrs. 0. E.
<br />Clubb were in the city on Saturday.
<br />Miss Sophia Chrosniak, of St. Paul,
<br />has been spending a few days at
<br />home.
<br />Chief Binder, of West St. Paul,
<br />was the guest of Andrew Oberg on
<br />Friday.
<br />Christ Earenfight, of Minneapolis,
<br />was the guest of Martin Hagen on
<br />Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. John Plan were the
<br />guests of 31r. and Mrs. Will Plan on
<br />Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith, of St.
<br />Paul, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
<br />Drake on Sunday.
<br />Mr. Lewis has rented the old Mc
<br />Cue place, and tnoved his family in
<br />the first of the week.
<br />J. J. O'Leary sold his personal
<br />property at auction on 1Vednesday.
<br />He intends going to Montana.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. George Rhebeck, of
<br />St. Paul, were the guests of Mr. and
<br />Mrs. Andrew Opera on Sunday.
<br />Miss Minnie Hanson, of Parker's
<br />Prairie, was the guest of her aunt,
<br />Mrs. Ellen Anderson, the first of the
<br />week.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. George Todd will
<br />abandon housekeeping for a while,
<br />having stored their furniture in St.
<br />Paul. They have lived in Inver
<br />Grove about ten years.
<br />Hampton items.
<br />Joseph ,Meyer is sick with small
<br />pox.
<br />The farmers are now getting ready
<br />for seeding.
<br />Jacor Reinardy, of New Trier, was
<br />a caller on Tuesday.
<br />Miss Conine Toombs was in town
<br />the first of the week.
<br />Roland Toombs went to Boyd,
<br />Minn., on Thursday.
<br />Theresa Hammes, of Hastings,
<br />spent Sunday at home.
<br />Miss Maggie Majerus returned to
<br />Shakopee on Saturday.
<br />Frank Bauer, of Hastings, is the
<br />guest of his brother Peter.
<br />Jacob Kummer, of Vermillion, was
<br />among our Tuesday callers.
<br />The forty hour devotion started on
<br />Doctor Clemons, of New Trier, was
<br />taken to the polar farm on Tuesday.
<br />J. M. Feipel shipped four cars of
<br />mixed stock to South St. Paul on
<br />Friday.
<br />Miss Annie ilolzmer, of Hastings,
<br />was visiting Mrs. Rose Holdgrave on
<br />Sunday.
<br />Christ. Weiler was doing some car-
<br />penter work for Jacob Scbanno the
<br />first of the week.
<br />Siebenaler Bros. dehorned seventy-
<br />five head of cattle on .Monday, in the
<br />vicinity of Vermillion,
<br />John Hofmann, Ben, Giefer, and
<br />J.J.Schmitz, of Hastings, were sport-
<br />ing in Vermillion on Sunday.
<br />Pt. Hoagies items.
<br />R. C. Thompson went to Cumber-
<br />land, Wis., on Wednesday,
<br />Miss Elsie Leavitt gave a party to
<br />a number of friends last evening.
<br />Ella PaLe returned on Monday
<br />from a week's visit in Minneapolis.
<br />Mrs. Sarah Page, of Prescott, has
<br />been spending the week with her son
<br />Albert.
<br />D. L. Hone, of Minneapolis, was at
<br />R. C. Thompson's Saturday and
<br />Sunday.
<br />Mr. Pratt, from Anoka, is to ad-
<br />dress the Society of Equity next Tues-
<br />day evening.
<br />Lester Leavitt and William Page
<br />started for Montana on Monday to
<br />work with Dunn's signal crew.
<br />Samuel Whatley stopped with his
<br />sister, Mrs. Amasa James, a few days
<br />on his way to Saskatchewan from a
<br />visit to his old home in England.
<br />Coates Items.
<br />Pete Peterson was hereon business
<br />Monday.
<br />Miss Eva Wayman went to the city
<br />on Tuesday.
<br />Henry McElrath has been transfer-
<br />red to Randolph, where ho will work
<br />the third shift.
<br />R. C. Rank, of St. Paul, was here
<br />on Tuesday, buying hay from J. J.
<br />Rowe and Will Wayman.
<br />A number of people from here went
<br />to Rosemount last Sunday to attend
<br />Holy Communion with the Hibernians,
<br />Douglas Items.
<br />Mathias Schweich, of New Trier,
<br />has moved to Nicholas Kimmes', in
<br />Miesville.
<br />N. P. Roberta has moved to his
<br />new home at Miesville to go into the
<br />blacksmith business.
<br />Jacob Doffing and Miss Annie Eel-
<br />len were at the fruit basket party at
<br />N. P: Roberta' last Sunday.
<br />Ths Democratic Convention.
<br />The democratic city convention
<br />was held at City Hall Saturday, at
<br />half past two p. m., and was called to
<br />order by Maurice O'Brien, chairman
<br />of the committee. A. F. Johnson
<br />was elected chairman, and T. S. Ryan
<br />secretary.
<br />A committee on
<br />appointed as follows:
<br />J. J. Schmitz.
<br />Charles Doffing.
<br />Maurice O'Brien.
<br />J. F. Stevens.
<br />The committee reported the know-
<br />ing delegates entitled to seats:
<br />First Ward.-A,J. Schaller. P.M. Haas.
<br />J. J. Schmitz. W. .1. Kenney, Peter
<br />Hubley, Peter Knoll.
<br />Second Ward. -Charles Maurer, Gerhard
<br />Schaal, J. P. Gegen, Peter Rollinger,
<br />Charles Doffing.
<br />Third Ward. -A, F. Johnson, William
<br />Matsch, William Hanson, Henry Niedere,
<br />Maurice O'Brien, Barthel Rosch, N. G.
<br />Wagner, T. S. Ryan.
<br />Fourth Ward. -J, F. Stevens. J. J.
<br />Barrett, A. R. Byers.
<br />The following ballots were taken
<br />for mayor, Charles Doffing and P. M.
<br />Haas acting as tellers:
<br />Theodore Schaal 12 14
<br />J, P. West 9 8
<br />C. E. Reed 1
<br />Theodore Schaal was declared the
<br />nominee.
<br />A. F. Johnson was nominated for
<br />police justice by acclamation.
<br />The first and secoud wards present-
<br />ed F. A. Engel as a candidate for
<br />alderman at large, and the third and
<br />fourth J. F. Ste)eus.
<br />The following city committee was
<br />appointed for the ensuing two years:
<br />Charles Doffing.
<br />J. J. Schmitz.
<br />Charles Maurer.
<br />Maurice O'Brien.
<br />J. J. Barrett.
<br />The District Court.
<br />The following order changing the
<br />terms of court in Dakota County has
<br />been filed by the judges:
<br />credentials was
<br />in the matter of fixing the general
<br />terms of the district court. to be held in
<br />and for the county of Dakota, in the drat
<br />judicial district of the state of Minnesota.
<br />The undersigned, judges of the district
<br />court of the first judicial district. in the
<br />state of Minnesota, being satisfied that a
<br />change is desired in the dates and times
<br />for holding general terms of the district
<br />court in and for the county of Dakota, In
<br />the first judicial district of the state of
<br />Minnesota.
<br />It is thereby ordered and determined
<br />that the general terms of the district
<br />court in and for the county of Dakota, in
<br />said first judicial district, are fixed and
<br />shall hereafter be held as follows, to -wit:
<br />One terns on the flrst Tuesday in May,
<br />each year.
<br />One term on the first Wednesday after
<br />the first Monday in November, each -year.
<br />Dated this 301,1 day of March, 1908.
<br />F. M. CROSBY.
<br />W. C. WILLISTON,
<br />Judges of the district court for the
<br />first judicial district, atateof Minnesota.
<br />In the eases of Mrs. Christine
<br />Resemius vs. ,Joseph Eckert et ala
<br />and Mrs. Cecilia Costello vs. Joseph
<br />Eckert et als an order vas filed on
<br />Saturday denying the defendants'
<br />motion to set aside the verdict, with
<br />judgment for defense or grant a new
<br />trial.
<br />!teal Estate Transfers.
<br />Katharine Meindl to Mary Ma-
<br />lone, lot two, C. B. Lawton's re-
<br />arrangement of lots twelve to seven-
<br />teen, block nine, B. Michel's Addi-
<br />tion to West St. Paul $ 500
<br />Albert Chapel to E. J. Chapel
<br />(quit -claim), lot seven, block nine-
<br />teen, Farmington 189
<br />E. J. Chapel to Mrs. M. S
<br />Chewning (quitclaim). lot seven,
<br />block nineteen. Farmington 548
<br />George Reimers to Louis Stein-
<br />dorif, lot thirteen. block eight,
<br />Minnesota & Northwestern Addi-
<br />tion to South St. Paul 125
<br />W. E. Beerse et als to E. E
<br />Tuttle, forty acres in section thirty-
<br />five, Hastings 600
<br />James Dougherty to Patrick
<br />Dougherty, part of section twenty-
<br />seven, Greenvale 212
<br />Mary B. Clark to F. J. Babcock,
<br />lots twelve and thirteen, block
<br />twelve South Park. division number
<br />ten 200
<br />Mary B. Clark to F. J. Babcock,
<br />lots twelve and thirteen, block ten,
<br />South Park division number ten200
<br />Henry Furney to Albert Forney
<br />(quit -claim), lots one to thirty,
<br />block forty-five, Nininger 110
<br />Nicholas Tlx to Peter Tix, part
<br />of section seventeen, Hampton 1.500
<br />The Probate Court.
<br />The will of Mrs. Mary Burke, late
<br />of Rosemount, was admitted to pro-
<br />bate on Monday, with J. F. Geragh
<br />ty as executor.
<br />The will of .1. B. ' Hager, late of
<br />Greenvale, was admitted to probate on
<br />Tuesday, with Jacob Hager as exec-
<br />utor; also the will of E. T. Clague,
<br />of the same town, with Mrs Blanche
<br />E. Clague as administratrix.
<br />The application for removal of the
<br />guardian of Olive K. Welsh, a Men-
<br />dota minor, was heard Thursday and
<br />taken under advisement, Judge Axel
<br />Haller, of Red Wing, presiding owing
<br />to the disqualification of Judge T. P.
<br />Moran. H. A. Loughran, of St. Paul,
<br />for petitioner, Hodgson & Lowell for
<br />guardian.
<br />Aoeldental Drownlag,
<br />Miss Regheil Johnson, living with
<br />ber brother, J. C. Johnson, in Green
<br />vale, was found dead in the creek on
<br />Sunday, the water being about a foot
<br />in depth. She had started for a
<br />neighbor's Saturday afternoon, and
<br />probably lost her way in the dark
<br />nese. Coroner Mertz went oat on
<br />Monday, but held no inquest. She
<br />was a native of Norway, aged eighty-
<br />eight years. The funeral was held
<br />on Tuesday.
<br />Idols Valisiljes.s
<br />Mrs. Joe Molitor was a city -visitor
<br />Thursday,
<br />Miss Ella Egan, of Thompson, Ia.,
<br />is visiting in the valley.
<br />j+orea Bally, of Elk River, visited
<br />at the Maltby home Wednesday.
<br />Mrs. Snoberg, et Hastings„ spent
<br />Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Barry
<br />Eletoo,
<br />Mrs. Brotherhood has moved oat
<br />of Strathern', balsa, and 1s staying
<br />with Miss Hattie Pettingill.
<br />The Misses Holger, of St. Paul,
<br />were guests of thele' cousin, Mrs.
<br />Charles 8tr'athere, on 8anday.
<br />J. M. Olson went to Boyceville,
<br />Wis., Monday, and expecte to move
<br />his family here this week.
<br />James Olsen, who has been work-
<br />ing at Strsthern's all winter, left
<br />Tuesday for St, Panf to be treated for
<br />rheumatism,
<br />Misses Mary McCenna and Anna
<br />Rupp, and Ward Starkey and Earl
<br />Taft, of Empire, attetiaed the dance
<br />at Frank Drake's Friday evening,
<br />The Deasoora '-
<br />The following is the t. of the
<br />democratic ward, caucuses last Fri-
<br />day evening:
<br />Flasr WnitD,
<br />Alderman. -0. W. Hetherington.
<br />School Justice of H-peterSchoen. Marschall.
<br />Cbnstablie.-J, L. Darling.
<br />8E0OND WARD.
<br />Alderman. -Joseph Gnus.
<br />School inspector. -H. 0. Van Beeck.
<br />Justice of the Peace. -Peter Rollioger.
<br />Constable.-Mathlaa Jacobs;
<br />THIRD WARD.
<br />Alderman, -J, V. Perkins.
<br />School Justice off Peace. _ Caldwell.
<br />t
<br />Constable. -William HanaunHuatiog.
<br />FOURTH WARD.
<br />Aldermen. -Charles Gall.
<br />School Justice f A
<br />t �-P. W.rHild.
<br />Constable. -Phillip Hlld.
<br />Dow's This,
<br />We offer one hundred dollars reward for any
<br />case of catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's
<br />Catanb care.
<br />We, the undersigned, are known F. J Cheney
<br />for the last father years, end believe .m per-
<br />fectly honorable la all business transact 'as and
<br />financially able -to carry out any obligations
<br />made bl his firm.
<br />W&rnraa, Ktmtaa. & Maavnt,
<br />WHall's Catarrh Curs�4kenn interna
<br />lly, aottiin
<br />g
<br />directly upon the blood and muoous surfaces of
<br />the system. Testtmoalals sent free. Price 75o.
<br />per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
<br />Hall',FamHy P115. are the besL
<br />taspoea !teas,.
<br />Miss Kate McKenney is sewing in
<br />Hampton of late.
<br />The ladies' aid met with Mrs. G.
<br />8. Balch Thursday afternoon.
<br />Mrs. G. H. Whittier and daughter
<br />Verna spent Saturday in St. Paul.
<br />Patrick Cullabao returned Tuesday
<br />evening from'biat visit to the Pacific
<br />Costae.
<br />Miss Maude Whittier, teacher in
<br />District 39, is having a two weeks'
<br />Vacation.
<br />Robert Brown renloved to Langdon
<br />this week. We are very sorry to lose
<br />our good neighbors.
<br />• Twenty Tear tloutessee.
<br />-I have just completed a twenty year
<br />health sentence. imposed by Buckien's
<br />Arnica Salve, which cured me of bleed-
<br />ing piles just twenty 'years ago," writes
<br />0. 8. Woolever, of LeRaysellle, N. Y.
<br />Buckien's Arnica Salve Beals the worst
<br />sores, boils, burns, wounds, and cuts in
<br />the shortest time. 25c. at Rude's drug
<br />store.
<br />Bleths and Deaths.
<br />The following supplementary re-
<br />port for 1907 has been received by
<br />the clerk of court from the state
<br />board of health:
<br />Eurekit
<br />Hampton village
<br />Lakeville
<br />Lakeville village
<br />Roeemouot vlllatte.. , _J 1
<br />West 8t. Paul
<br />Births. Deaths.
<br />1
<br />4 4
<br />1
<br />Total
<br />•
<br />,
<br />10 6
<br />LOW F•l&Hs TO PAO1l10 COAST.
<br />Chicago Milwaukee, a et. Taal aye
<br />One-way colonist tickets on sale daily
<br />until Apr. 80th to Seattle, Tacoma.
<br />Spokane. Portland, Victoria, Vancouver,
<br />San_Francisco, Loa Ao cies, and many
<br />other Pacific coast pgnts. $8S from
<br />Chicago; proportiopately,low rates from
<br />point, west of Ohloago,r..$7 for double
<br />berth in tourist Bleeper from Chicago.
<br />Your local agent will furnish complete
<br />information • regalia/;lam ;from your
<br />station, routes, and UAW, servloe, tree.
<br />F. A. Miller, general ' passenger agent,
<br />Chicago.
<br />Asylums Noted.
<br />Christ, sod William Ash came
<br />down from 8t. Paul on Monday to
<br />begin operations upon the founda-
<br />tions of the new cottage.
<br />A. J. Trodden, superintendent of
<br />construction, has been transferred to
<br />St. Peter to oversee the building of a
<br />new sanitarium for consumptives,
<br />leaving Tue$day evening.
<br />lease Dan.
<br />The high school team bas been
<br />organised for the Beason, with C. E.
<br />Hadgsoo as Ins iiger and C. E.
<br />Downs' captain. 'They espect to play
<br />about eight games with outside nitres.
<br />.J: Q; Mackintosh has just returned
<br />from ..Dickinson, N. D, Dear where
<br />he has landed interests. .While ab-
<br />sent he sold 'a half section of land
<br />that brought him $14 an acre cash.-
<br />Stt7troatgtr tete.
<br />Osaka Ball.
<br />The Bridgeport Juniors defeated
<br />the seventh grade at the high school
<br />auditorium on. F_ cI4ay evening, score
<br />eleven to eve. n
<br />New Line
<br />To Independence
<br />To -day's opportuuitiee for success and future independence are along the new
<br />Eine to the Pacific Coast in the Dakotas, Montana, Idaho, and Washington.
<br />There are openings for farmers, for stockmen, for merchants, for professional
<br />men, for workingmen.
<br />Homeseekers' Excursions
<br />Tuesday, Apr. 7th and list.
<br />Low fares; tickets good twenty-one days from date of sale; stop overs al.
<br />lowed. Take advantage of these low -fare excursions. It L worth your
<br />while to investigate the openings now. The homeseeekers' tickets will be on
<br />sale to all stations on the PACIFIC COAST EXTENSION of the
<br />Chicago,
<br />Milwaukee, .& St. Paul
<br />Railway.
<br />On this new line regular passenger trains are now operated to Mobridge,
<br />Lernmon, Hettinger, Bowman, and Marmarth, in the Dakotas, and to Terry,
<br />Miles City, Musselshell, and Harlowton, in Montana, with connections for
<br />Moore, Lewistown, and other points in the Judith Basin.
<br />Ask your local agent for information regarding fare and train ser-
<br />vice from your station. Send for maps and deacripttve books re-
<br />garding the openings offered in this new country.
<br />F. A. HILLER,
<br />General Passenger Agent,
<br />CHICAGO.
<br />Sonthat.Paat 1tense.
<br />Mr and Mrs. M. A. Wright left on
<br />Tuesday to take up a resitietu•e. et
<br />Bowman, N. D.
<br />John Lempke and John Frymand,
<br />held on suspicion of luting concerned
<br />in the robbery at Robert VanAsteu's{
<br />residence, were discharged on Satur-
<br />day for want of eufiicient evidence. 1
<br />Naturally.
<br />Towne -Sleep well?
<br />Stubbs -Like a top --never lose a
<br />wink,
<br />"Great Scott! What do you take?"
<br />"An alarm clock to my room and
<br />then set the alarm for half an hour
<br />after I go to bed. As mon as It tinge
<br />I naturally roll over and go to sleep!"-
<br />Plck-Ile-Up,
<br />Helping Hirp Out..
<br />Borrows -I say, old man, 0 wish you
<br />would help me out today.
<br />Buayman-Haven't time to do It my-
<br />self, but ru call the porter. John,
<br />open the door and help the gentleman
<br />Republican County Conveneloa,
<br />A republican county oonrention will beheld at
<br />Hutto Hall, Farmington, on T,hurtday,AprIl 9th,
<br />1908, at eleven a. m., for the purpose of electing
<br />thirteen delegates to the skits convention at
<br />Minneapolis, April 16th, and deisgatee to the re.
<br />publican oengresslonal oonvenllon at Shakopee,
<br />Apr. 16th.
<br />The several election districts are entitled to
<br />representation as follows:
<br />Burnsville. .. ......... 9 Mendota .... . . 4
<br />Castle Rock ..... 4 Mendota Tillage. .•
<br />2
<br />Douglas ............... 9 Now Trier............. 1
<br />Eagan 4 Nlntager..............
<br />Empire. 7 Randolph ..- . ...... 9
<br />EGreenvale 4 R+venaa 9
<br />Hampton 8 Rosemount .... ... 4
<br />Hampton vel! Soloist .......... ...... 8
<br />Hut cgs, 1st we --' " 9 South St. Paul, 1st w. 4
<br />Hastings, 9d w 4 (soSouth St Paul, Id w.. 9
<br />Hulloes. 3d w 8 Vermillto0 9
<br />Hastings. 4th w 8 Waterford-- .... .... 3
<br />Inver Orove6 Wast et. Paul, let w.. 3
<br />Lakeville... ... 4 West 80. Paul fid w... 4
<br />Lebanon .............. 8 West at. Paul, 34 w... 9
<br />Marshan ......... .. 9
<br />The above representation .is one for each
<br />twenty.eve votes or major fraction thereof and
<br />one at large for the average vote oast fol' the re-
<br />publican state and legislative Reim at t4egener-
<br />al election In 1906.
<br />The primary election for the .election of dale -
<br />gates will be held at the usual puling places on
<br />Tuesday Apr. 7th, at sight p. m.
<br />Per order of committee
<br />H. L. SIIMPTION, ChitIMO
<br />J. M. J*cz, Secretary.
<br />Positive Proof.
<br />Should Oonvfnowthe Grreaseeteltep1fo in
<br />Hastings,
<br />Because it's the evidence of a Ratings
<br />citizen.
<br />Testimony easily investigated.
<br />The strongest endorsement of merit.
<br />The best proof. Read it:
<br />A. A. Soots. photographer, 200 west
<br />Fifth Street. Rawlings, Minn.. says, "I
<br />think I had every symptoe n that arises
<br />from a disordered condition of th
<br />kidneys. I felt tired and distrcwaed al
<br />the time, dizzy spells would come on and
<br />leave me nervous and worn out for some
<br />time. My back was very weak, and
<br />whenever I would bend over or make a
<br />sodden movement I would suffer severe-
<br />ly. The secretions frommy k idonya did
<br />not act correctly, but forced me to rice
<br />many times during the night. giving evI-
<br />denceof adisordered condition of my kid-
<br />neys. I doctored *great deal, but did not
<br />end relief until Doan's Kidney Pills were
<br />brought to ms attention. and 1 pro
<br />cured a bo;at F. W. Finch's drug atop.
<br />I received such satisfactory relief from
<br />the use of this box that 1 procured a fur-
<br />ther supply. The painsst,d aches left
<br />and my kidneys began to assume their
<br />normal condition. lam now so well and
<br />strong that i do not thiuk it neoeaeary to
<br />use any medicine for kidney complaint."
<br />For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
<br />Foster -Milburn Co.. ,Buflxln. N Y..
<br />sole agents for the United tatates.
<br />Remember the Dame-Doan's-and take
<br />0 other.
<br />QEO. B. HAYNES,
<br />immigration Agent,
<br />95 ADAMS ST., CHICAQO.
<br />Special Low
<br />Round Trip
<br />Rates
<br />Os certain days you as
<br />get rotted trip tickets at
<br />ezneedingty low rates to
<br />TEXAS
<br />or any part of the
<br />GREAT
<br />SOUTHWEST
<br />Malting it easy for you to see for
<br />Yourself the one remaining land of
<br />opportunity for all.
<br />WAD
<br />STANDARD
<br />TOURIST
<br />hew St. Leah
<br />to all
<br />*WO p
<br />For full particulars cat out ansPon
<br />below and mail le
<br />U115 FARIISWOI78, D. P. A.
<br />186 Clark Street Mimeo, M.
<br />Please seed me hall pasdc.lan Most rear
<br />special Lew Gams. daa.ett..sa4 cath trip.
<br />1 maw laeerand le
<br />198 Oleos et Puri
<br />Neer
<br />ck, a....
<br />Not
<br />Ruined
<br />s gown which has tis
<br />spot oan be made lite new,
<br />send it to us and loam a
<br />lesson in economy.
<br />Katy articles it
<br />ars annually oast
<br />mlghtQ give farther sank*
<br />We make tillage loots almost Mks
<br />new at ' espouse to you.
<br />ke ti.ia
<br />Gross row ear t.
<br />ESTATE OF DECEDENT.
<br />State of Minnesota, oonnty of Dakota, -ss. In
<br />probate urt.
<br />In thecomatter of the estate of Maria
<br />Rauob, deo.dent,
<br />Letter. of administration with the will an.
<br />nexed this day having been granted to William
<br />E. Beee.
<br />e It 0 Onrdered that the time within wbtab all
<br />LID
<br />of the above named deoedeot may pre•
<br />l sentolalmu aaatnat ber estaq la this court 5.. and
<br />theaame b.reby I., limited toile months from and 1
<br />after the date hereof, and that Saturday, the
<br />81st day of October, 1908, at ten o'clock a. m.,
<br />lotidrt eyt5.EouwHastgs, oama,and eho 0
<br />benby ls, fixed and appointed u the time and O
<br />place for hearing uppoon, and the examination, '
<br />adjustment, and alio
<br />wLaos of such claims
<br />shall be presented within the time aforesaid.
<br />Let ,otloe hereof be apron by the publication
<br />of thes order in The Hastings Gazette, as pro- It
<br />vlded b law
<br />Dat.Maroh 984, 1908. o0
<br />R4 the court. THOS. P. MORAN. H
<br />t sat.) 973w Judge of Probate. 81
<br />•
<br />?Meet Friss Seta., Elbowing Stook Raising in
<br />WESTERN CANADA
<br />Some of the choicest lands for grain growing
<br />stock raising and mixed farming in the new dis-
<br />tricts of Saskatchewan and Alberta have re-
<br />cently been Opened for Settlement under the
<br />Revised tend Regulations
<br />ci nlitl o ). by tka latheat�m� ,oaf dang tai.
<br />brother or sheer of an intending homesteader.
<br />Thousands of homesteads of 160 acres each aro
<br />thus now easily available in these great grala•
<br />growing. stock -raising and mixed farming tea
<br />dons.
<br />There you will find healthful climate. good
<br />aslgbbors, churches for family worship. schools
<br />for your children, good laws, splendid crops,
<br />and railroads convenient to market.
<br />Entry fee in sub case is 116.00. For pamphlet.
<br />"Last Beat West." particulars as to rates. routes.
<br />best time to go and when to locate, apply to
<br />R. T. HOLMES
<br />315 Jackson Street, St. Pall, Mian.
<br />Canadlaa Government Agent
<br />NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
<br />Whereat, default bas occurred in the oondl-
<br />ttoas of a certain mortgage, beartagdats 11ovem-
<br />ber id, 19n6. made, ezeouted, and delivered by
<br />William Sohwegler and Chrisuaa R. eohweglet,
<br />his wife, •s mortgagors, to Jacob Leat es mori-
<br />gagee, *blob said mortgage was dole recorded
<br />In the office of the register of deeds In and for
<br />the county of Dakota and state of Mlnnepote,
<br />on the 4th day of November, 1906, is Book 91 of
<br />Cllaa1med to b d�attd'at the d~anie of titist ae
<br />is due, on uld mortgage and the tudebtedneu
<br />secured thereby the sum of eight beedna,
<br />serenty-one and 38-100 and no notion or pprooceeedtnusatlaww ordother-
<br />wise has been instituted to recover said mort-
<br />gage debt or any part or portion of the uMS
<br />Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
<br />pursuant to the power of sale In said snort -
<br />gage contained
<br />and provided, lthe said the tmortgsmute in , will�be
<br />foreclosed, and the promises therein and here-
<br />inafter
<br />described will be sold at public vendee
<br />by the sheriff of said Dakota County. at the
<br />north front door of the oourthou•e, in the cite
<br />of Hutinggss old county, on the 91st day of
<br />April 1908,'at tea o'olook in the forenoon of
<br />said day, to salary the amount that shall then
<br />be doe on said mortises, together with the costs
<br />and expenses of sale, Including the sum of fifty tf9''..
<br />dollars attorney's fees stipulated In said mors•
<br />gage to to paid 1n case of foreclosure.
<br />The lands described in said mortgage and so
<br />to be sold are situate In Dakota County, Min-
<br />nesota. and are described as follows, to -wit:
<br />Commencing Sftyslx and two-thirds tie%) feet
<br />south of the northeast corner of block fifteen
<br />(15), y111age of Farmington, Mlnoesota, tbeooe
<br />west acrou lots one (1), two (9), and thr a (9)
<br />elthtof y 0801 feket,fithence(souih 6ftynlx aone nd two-
<br />third. (66li) feet, thence east one hundred and
<br />*tight), (1110) feet. thence north to place of begin.
<br />sling fty-six and two-thirds (6630feet; the same
<br />betas the center one-third of lets one (1). two
<br />(9)_s�d three (3), of block 91t *s (15), village
<br />of lotion, Mlnaesota, on file and of record
<br />In the mister of deed's office In and for Dakota
<br />fouaty, lffoaesota.
<br />Dated tbtt 98th day of February. 1008.
<br />JAC0R LEUF,
<br />Hoawoa & Lewitt, Attorneys fort Mot tgagee
<br />Hastiag,, Minnesota,, w
<br />ESTATE OF DECEDENT,
<br />State of Minnesota, oouety of Dakota. -et. 1n
<br />probate oo.rt.
<br />la the matter of the estate of Frank G. Holmes,
<br />decedent.
<br />The state of Minnesota to Eliza Hulme.,
<br />and all persons Interested in the grant -
<br />ng of admlaletntlot of the estate of
<br />said deoedsnt: The petition of Robert Holmes
<br />having been *kiln
<br />la this oourt. representing that
<br />Frank G. Holmes, then a resident of the county
<br />f Dakota, state Of Minnesota, died intestate
<br />n the 19th day of January, 1906, and praying
<br />bet letters of administration of his estate be
<br />granted to said Robert Holmes, and the 60101
<br />having fixed the time and plane for hearing
<br />said petition. Therefore, you. and each of you,
<br />re hereby cited and required to show untie,
<br />f any you bays, before thla oour. at the probate
<br />uting�tn m the bo01.01y of Dakota. attate of
<br />ianeeota, on the gid day of April, 1908, at
<br />wo o'clock p. m., why said petition abould not
<br />he1r�u clod.
<br />Wltbas the udae of said ootrt, and seal of
<br />sa/d ooart. 151. 5 day 0;1,11011.u/it:. 19,8.
<br />fCobar 8xat l MORAN,
<br />17Sw Probate Judge,
<br />7H ewe & Lewitt. Attorneys for Petitioner.
<br />TAX JIMOMENT SALE.
<br />Pennant to a real estate taxudgment of the
<br />district court of the county of Dakota. state of
<br />Minnesota, attend the 81st day of March, 19130.
<br />to proceedings for enforcing payment of taxes
<br />suit
<br />D
<br />Dakota istatalniaag delinquuent on thee dhe ui Mon-
<br />Mon-
<br />day u lunar,. 1KM. and of the statutes le such
<br />sate made and provided. I shall on rtonday, the
<br />okras* of Mar 1008, at tee o'clock in the
<br />ooa
<br />fer.a, at ay otos la the eoartboue., 1■ the
<br />city of Raatlage asd suety of Dakota, sell the
<br />lata which are charged with taxes, � penalties.sad eget hi said jedvaeat. and ea whfck taxes
<br />@ball antAave base pnvloaal �g,
<br />Dated ea Mn dl Masi Emmma*,
<br />Andttee et Dakota Downy.
<br />ot
<br />
|