The Institute Ledger Documents a Busy Farm Event
A Nor thern Lutheran service noted while the Farmers Institute held last week showcased a lively corn oats and apples exhibit. Prizes awarded included L A Suss first Wm Gilida second and A A Jacobson third for corn. Peterson Bros first and G A Dingman second for oats. KerneSt Peton first and Wm Penn second for wheat. Thda McGeoy first and Jacob Merkin second for potatoes. Grainger tied premium for apples and D O Tipp led various fruit awards. The session opened with a general business meeting adopting a constitution and electing officers B J Bergeson presiding J Guerdet vice president D C Tipp secretary J A Sass treasurer.
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Farmers Institute
L.A. Suss
Wm. Gilida
A. A. Jacobson
Peterson ‘Bros
G. A. “Dingman
Kirnest Peton
Penn
McGeoy
Jacob Merkin
Grainger
Allens
D. O. Tipp
Malinda
Wm. Penh
Golden
Smith
Salome
D. O. Lipp
Tipp
Bethlehmite
George
John Hester
Missouri
Rippis
D. C
Russett
Forendon
Byra Wss
McQlure
Amys
Tos
Principel
Ise
Odjani
Public Auction Notice for Farm Sale Near Ruthven
A farm sale on Thursday February 15 1906 at 10 o clock marks the quitting of farming by PHOS. O CONNOR the owner. Located a mile north and west of Dimmerish and five miles east and five miles from Ruthven in Graet unger area. Items include good work horses bay mares ages 5 1 9 12 and 56 years with weights 1100 1200 1250 and 1150 lbs, 80 head of cattle including 12 milch cows 7 heifers eight years and four calves, Shorthorn bulls six steers eight years, palm machinery such as a Deering binder two McCormick mowers hay rakes Buckrake and stacker, riding cultivator diamond riding plow clipper walking plow 46 foot harrow district harrow two lumber wagons road wagon and two seated surreys, two bet work harnesses, Yellow seed corn 20 tons, household furniture, and many other articles. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash on day of sale with 10 max 1 per cent interest on approved notes. No property to be removed until settled for. Auctioneer Harry Shattle Clerk George.
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To. A
Deering
Dod Ag
McCormick
Phos
O'Connor
Harry Shattle
George
Dissolution of Harrison and Bradley Partnership
Notice declares the partnership Harrison and Bradley dissolved effective June 28, 1906. Hiram G Harrison assumes business and assets, handles debts owed to the firm, and will settle all liabilities. Bradley is no longer connected to the firm.
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Hiram G
Harrison
Geo
P. Bradley
Harrison’& Bradley
Haram G
Rison
Hiram 'G
Harrigga
Hiram G. Starribon
Gadaa
P.“Bradley
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Cameron
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Larsén
Fees TD
Colling, Bh
Daxelton
Wm Blom
M. G. Bavold
Eee
HB. Johsen BA Baumgsraner Sebneee
Mtoe
Sutenan
Norutheran Church
MAN’ Lutheran
M.H
M.a
Krogn,Pagtor
Secret Societies
Walnut Camp
M. Jensvold
Stere
G. Ty ‘Hall
ucCarty
B. L.lamhe
Burdick
M. D
Iusician
Paulson
Furniiture
Calle
D. Cian
Ganfield's
Grartt
Osher
D. Dz
Epifaricor
Uaxrtinger
Orney
Graettinger
Idson
Burt
Emmeteburg
Ivan Eebaiei Sand
Palo Alto
Ehati
Wa Fe
Asan
United States Senate
Congress
Earlist
Germany
Tikddore Roosevelt
Washington
J. P. Dolliver
B. J . Bergeson
B.C. Kent
B. J. Bergeson
J. Guerdet
D. c. Tipp
J. A’ Sass
Townshire
Dimmershire
Unger
Miles Garth
Ruthven
Gene Ronstipation
Phtans'daos
Yours Truly, Ialen
Mgrath Bey
Ayer
Pille
Gil
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Pt Metal
Jacob Biggle
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Biggle
Wikinda
Merle
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