—You invest 90 cents in a sack of
Oyster Shells, place them before your
poultry and watch results. Mr. Hare
the Feed Man sells the genuine Shells
ady. 41-2
—The split log drag has been used
to great advantage on the city streets
and the country roads during the
past two weeks
—100 copies latest and best fiction by
noted authors alio 200 copies popular
copyright*, latest edition at 50 cents.
Ier Dm
ady Fooler Drag Co. ady.
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JV
—Rev. A. E. Naess is giving an
interesting series of discourses on
the Great Reformers on Sunday
evenings at the Lutheran church.
Last Sunday he took up the life of
John Huss and the house was crowd
ed. Next Sunday evening he will
speak on Savonarola.
—Mrs. William W. Ranney and
her son-in-law, Dr. Jay M. Hall of
St. Paul were
here
Bring in your Edison Phonographs
and have them put in order at F. L.
Williams, the Edison dealer, adv.39-3
—Will Robinson of Steele, N. D.,
is spending two weeks- holidays with
his mother here. He has a fine posi
tion in a bank there and is much
thought of.
F. L. Williams carries a large line
of Edison Phonographs and Records.
415 north Main street. adv. 39 3
The city council met Friday even
ing and sold the second series of the
city paving certificates, amounting to
$30,799.66 at 5^2 per cent interest.
They were purchased by the First
National bank at a premium of $230
which makes them net a little more
5lA per cent. No other of our neigh
bors can make such a showing of
municipal credit.
