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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-27
Annual Institute.

Annual Institute. ,.g.
A one week session of the Henry County
Teachers Association will be held at Liberty
Center, Ohio, beginning Monday, Aug. 24ih,
1886. 1t is designed especially to meet the
wants of teashers who wish to review the
common branches, as well as for instruction
in theory and art OF teaching. The services
of Prof. E. P. Ewers, of the Fayette Normal
School, have been secured, and we feel con-
fident that all who attend upon his instruct
ion will be highly benefited. 4%
GEO. II. PoULsoN, Pres.
2t LULU CROFT, Sec'y.
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Good work and square goods holds the larg
custom at the Eagle Clothing House. 3t
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p@New stock of confectionaries at
Cary's.
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]. d. NORTON, Agent.

Wanted. - y - A.E. -IT
At the New Bavaria Elevators, all kinds of
grain, for which the highest market price will
be paid. If q. Hopr,rSo
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Notice OF Settlement.

Notice OF fSettlement.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to
us, either by note or book account, are re-
quested to call and settle by the 1st day Of
September, 1885. All accounts remaining
open upon that date will be placed for coilec-
ton. Settle up and save COSTS. a af,
aug6-1m II. F. NoRDEN u Co. +
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The dance Friday evening at the rink was
a pleasant affair, although the attendance
was not large. ...t.EJ
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Everybody, and their grandmother, is pre-
pairing something to exhibit at the Boss Fair
next month. 80
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Mediterranean Hybrid Wheat, the best seed
ever brought to this county, at
If BRADLEY's,
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The Toledo Blade has bolted the Republi-
can nominees for Representative in Lucas
county.
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, nA- Fresh popcorn at Cary's.
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NoN-ooMMIssIoNED STAFF.

Sergeant Major,
Quartermaster Sergeant, R. M. Cloud.
Commissary Sergeant, Charles G. DeShon.
Hospital Steward, Louis Strutton.
Leader of Band, B. M. Myers.
Drum Major, VIM. Kay.
Fife Major, William s. Norton. -
.l HEADQUARTERS
SIXTEENTH REGIMENT INFANTRY, o. N. g.,
AUGUST, 20, 1886. J
GENERAL. ORDERS No. 8.
The following will be observed as the
routine of daily duties at "Camp Grant" !"
Napoleon, Ohio, August 20 to 25, inclusive,
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Farmers! Pickle pork and Breakfast Bacon
at the Pork House at reasonable rates. 3t
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CAMP GRANT.
A Week Of Camp Lire and Military
Dicipiin. ''l2

Camp Grant, in the Fair grounds, has been
the center Of attraction for the past week.
Thursday last, the day set for the arrival Of
the 18th Regiment o. N. G., all Napoleon put
ON holiday dress and came out 70 meet the
boys in blue, who arrived By special train
about noon. The march from the depot 10
the camp was witnessed by large crowd OF
people, conspicuous among which were
Grand Army men, who watched with critical
eye every movement the soldiers made.
The first day Of the encampment was put
in arranging and cleaning up the grounds
and putting the tents in order for weeks
stay. The nine companies constituting the
regiment are as follows: Co. @, Norwalk,
81 men; Co. /, Clyde, 81 men; Co. d, Fostoria
At men; Co. z, Bryan, 36 men; Co. @, Toledo,
25 men; Co. H, Toledo, "a men, Co. A, Tole-
do, 80 men; Co. B, Sandusky, 90 men; Co. F,
Napoleon, 45 men, making 32S men exclusive
of officers and musicians. Following is the
Roster.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel-Jonathan d. Norton.
Lieutenant Colonel-Charles M. Keyes.
Major-Henry s. Bunker.
Adjutant-William w. Alcorn.
Quartermaster-Titu B. Terry.
Surgeon-Joseph I. Woods.
Assistant Surgeon-Arthur L. Osborn.
Chaplain-Patrick s. Slevin.
LINE oFFICERs.
Co. A, Captain-Jacob M. Weier, LIST Lieut..
VIM. R. Ensign; I'd Lieut., M. F. Gilmour.
Co. B. Captain-Edmund B. King; LIST
Lieut., Thomas M. Sloan; I'd Lieut., George
P. Baker. v1. .-a...s
Co. O., Captain-Peter s. Donnelly; LIST
Lieut., George Hsbulon; I'd Lieut., Addison
F. Lenhart. s.5 ..ss.- ..-l .....
Co. D., Captain-Geo. R. Aylesworth; 1st
Lieut., Jacob Krieger. I'd Lieut.. John A.
Noble. i
Co. E., Captain-Frank Kelly; LIST Lieut.,
F. X. Mcclure; I'd Lieut.. @. II. Dillman.
Co. F., Captain-Rob't X. Scott; 1st Lieut.,
H. A. Shasteen; I'd Lieut., Nv. Reiter.
Co. g., Captain-Wm. s. Wickham; 1st
Lieut., Court L. Kennan: I'd Lieut., Frank
A. Powers.
Co. H., Captain-A. Romeyn Rogers; LIST
Lieut., Samuel F. Tanner; I'd Lieut., Edwin
R. Smiley.
Co. l., Captain-Maurice B. Lennon; LIST
Lieut., Allen G. Winnie; I'd Lieut., Alfred
W. Wiles. ~ .
NoN-ooM1ssIoNED STAFF.
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1-Reveille and Morning Cum. $50 a. m.
2-Roll call. ........... .......... 6:10
3-Breakfast. ................... 6:45 -
Surgeons call ............... 7:15 -
Call for guard mounting. $50. 7:40 =
f-Adjutant's call .............. 7:50 .
Troop at guard mounting. -. 500 -
First Sergeant's call. ........ 9a) =
9-The assembly for battalion drill $3.50 ''
1C -Adjutant's call 9:45 -
11-Battalion drill recall. ........ .11:30 =
u Dinner. .12;00m.
/: Assembly for battalion drill. 300 p. m.
l. -Adjutant's call ............. 3:15 =
15-Inspection of camp by surgeon
and officer of the day ........... 4:30 -
15-Battalion drill recall ........ 4:45 -
17-Supper. 5:A5 :"
18-Assembly for dress parade. $50 :;
19-First Sergeant's call. .......,. GAO =.
N -Adjutant's call ail....... $50 -
21-Dress parade. TOO -
22-Retreat (evening gum ....... Sunset.
22-Tattoo. 1880 -
24-Taps lights out) t)............. .10:45 -
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Calico Hop.

Calico Hop. 3.4. ...t...
A grand Calico Hop will be given at Kem-
mers Hall, Florida, Ohio, .a.. e..
Friday Evening, Aug. 2Sth.
All are invited. Music by Higgins band.
Tickets 75 cents. By order of
2t COMMITTEE
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There was big crowd in town show day.
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suEEHtlD { NORTON
-ll0Q ~ - KLVIG q
BankDeposits

TAKEN at par Tor The best city lots, farm
ing and timber landsinf Henry coun-
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Straw goods and Parasols to be closed out
1T cost. 3t NoRDEN & BRUINS.
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Money TO loan at per cent.
Tyler a. Donnelly, Att'ys.


Money TO loan at per cent.
Tyler q Donnelly, Att'ys.
Book agents around.
Election day Oct 18th.
Our serial story grows in interest.
Malignant diphtheria is raging at Bryan.
There was big crowd in town show day.
The camp meeting at Lakeside has closed.
We publish marriage and death notices
free .-.--- L-
Pickpockets got in their work handsomely
ON Monday.
School commences the first Mend y in
September.
September will soon be here with the fes-
tive oyster.
August Delventhal has opened saloon in
the Bitter Block. ~eE2
The Tri-State Fair will be held at Toledo
Sept. 7th to 18th.
Court of Common Pleas will convene on
the 7th Of September.
The Balls Health corset for sale at "a
81 NoRDEN BRUNs'.
The summer vacation is drawing to a close
and young America sighs.
Clerk Donovan has placed the court docket
in the hands of the printer. %
Farmers! Pickle pork and Breakfast Bacon
at the Pork House at reasonable rates. 3t
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Pickpockets got in their work handsomely
ON Monday.
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Our serial story grows in interest.
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Don't fail to call at the Eagle Clothing
Store and invest in one Of those nice, COO
and fashionable summer suits. W 3t
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We publish marriage and death notices
free.
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Clerk Donovan has placed the court docke
in the hands of the printer. 500"
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Malignant diphtheria is raging at Bryan.
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The camp meeting at Lakeside has closed
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Sunday, August sd, Nos. 8, 8, 10, II, 13, Il,
16 and II, will be omitted from the regIlar
routine. Regimental Inspection at $3.50 a.
M, and Divine Services, to which the public
is invited, at 4 p. m. Dress parade at $50 p.
M, and supper at 6:00p.m.
By order of J. D. NORTON,
w. w. ALcoRN, Col. Commanding.
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Election day Oct. 18th.
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School commences the first Mend y in
September.
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The Balls Health corset for sale at %
81 NoRDEN BRuNs'.
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The summer vacation is drawing to clos,
and young America sighs.
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The Tri-State Fair will be held at Toledo
Sept. 7th to 18th.
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Court of Common Pleas will convene on
the 7th Of September.
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September will soon be here with the fes-
tive oyster.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-03-12

School in Dist. No. 4 closed Friday,
the 9th inst. Miss McCollum has Civ
EN- very good satisfaction as teacher
and is engaged again for next term.
Sam Irwin closed his school in Trim
belle with an entertainment
R. S. Porter, of Trenton was in
town last week offering his newly
invented medicine for sale. He ap
pointed S. Tozer agent in this town.
Ed. Leach has large supply OF
farming implements and invites farm
ers to come and see him for great bar
gains.
Albert Johnston. of Pleasant Grove
Mimi, is working for Fred Route IL
the Huot mill.
Anybody having new mich COW
for sale may find buyer 10y calling al
our office.
Mike CASTILLO and Lizzie Cook were
married in Red Wing, Feb. 9Th.
Our club dances are discontinued.
A. j. Barrett is on the sick list.
Our town politicians are working
like beavers, and have already made
their selection for town officers.
The NJ. f. Church was crowded last
Sunday and everybody agreed that
they heard fine sermon.
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St. I,aut

A private letter from G. l.. Bow
man, Fairchild, Wisconsin, shows him
to be happy and prosperous in his
school work at that place.
The new city limits include Ham,
line University, but saloons are for
hidden within a certain radius of the
school.
The legislature legislated against
butterine and similar compounds SO
that if our butter has a breath like the
last stages of catarrh, we must Grim
mate the gentle cows. Ordinary
boarding house butter in st. Paul is
like the letter in algebra, an un
known quantity.
Stick to that railroad so that we can
come to River Falls, perhaps in less
than a half day, or let US even hope
for a train that will run tv snty.five
miles an hour.
That sugar can be made from cane
/ in the North seems to be an accom-
plished fact, decided, if not before, 10y
! the New Orleans Exposition exhibit
OF the article from Minnesota. The
/ Cubuan free trade treaty is dead, and
now why not try this year to do better
| than to raise ten dollars worth OF
wheat per acre at an expense OF eleven
dolIarsl Minnesota is seriously into
dairying as it should be. Latest ad
| vices show that the usual acreage OF
wheat will be sown in the Northwest
despite the farmers threat last fall
and the millers' association will prob
ably take it in at even lower price;
than last fall. Be warned in time
France and Germany are encouraging
home production and will buy les
than usual. The crop in India report
| ed very good viii largely help out
England's deficiency.
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The general topic of the day is,
shall we bond our town or nott
School in No. closed last Thurs
day.
C. D. Smith, Richard Hicks, VIM.
Elliott and Mr.. Irwin. are circulating
the railroad petitions. We are not in
formed as to what success they meet
with.
Herman Deyarmond finished his six
months school on Hudson Prairie last
Thursday.
Mr.. Robinson, of Boardman, spent
a few days in town the first of the
week, the guest of Herman Deyar
mond.
A number of our teachers ATTENDED
the teachers association at Robert
on Saturday last.
Mr.. O'Connor had stroke of paraly
sis few days ago.
Stapleton, Calvin and others are Gil
culating a remonstrance against bond
ing the town for the railroad.
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The fact that news is not very plen.
tiful this week can be accounted Tor
by the bad roads and general sloppy
condition of the streets.
The railroad men say that the work
on the w. A. & N. R. K. is to be push.
ed rapidly forward in the vicinity of
Prescott.
w. III. Clements and wife went
up to Minneapolis last week on visit
to relatives.
The regular examinations were held
in the public schools last week.
Mrs. Agnes Smith, formerly of Gilt
ton, is spending few days in Pres
colt with her friends.
There are large number of men in
town seemingly waiting for work to
commence on the railroad so they can
obtain job.
School will close on the Goth for a
week vacation when it will reopen
for the spring term.
Mrs. John McGill, of Point Douglas,
has moved into the McCray house on
Dakota street.
A barber shop has been recently
opened on Broad ST., two doors south
of the Central House, by Mr.. Kenni-
penberger. Another will soon be
opened by Peter Somers in the build
ing owned by Ezra Beardsley on the
corner of Broad and Orange streets.
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There are several beef cattle in
town, but they are held at nigh figures.
A man working on the railroad at
the mouth of Big River had IA large
stone fall on him, breaking one of his
legs and one arm and otherwise injur-
ing him. He was immediately taken
to Hastings, but died in short time.
Misses Mollie and Nellie Brooks, of
Minneapolis, spent last week visiting
in town.
Several from here attended the
teachers association at Diamond Bluff
March 7th.
Some four or five persons from this
place are now in New Orleans taking
in The wonders of the worlds exposi-
ton.
G. Jones now has "a new miller from
Minneapolis, and keeps his mill run
ming night and day.
Winter seems to be losing it's grip.
Our schools, with the exception of
that in Dist. No. l, have closed for the
winter.
1t has been rumored that Peter
Calaghan has sold his farm to Carl
Malug.
Manly Virgins has rented his faith
er's farm in this town and moved on
50 as to be ready for business in the
spring.
A very small specimen of the FEM
mime gender has arrived at the home
of Harry Thorn and has concluded to
stay.
The politicians in this bailiwick are
on the war path, and are after the
scalps Of the present incumbents, but
with what prospect of success remains
to be seen. At all events the Skin
mish begins to assume the appearance
and proportions of full grown politi-
cal battle even at this early date.
B. II. Corcoran has returned from
his trip to the exposition. On his re-
turn he stayed few days ia Milwau-
kee and visited some of the scenes of
his former exploits.
John Dunseath had the misfortune
to lose one of his best horses recently.
John has been quite unfortunate the
past year; he has lost two good horses,
a cow, and has had much sickness In
his family.
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fton to
Maiden Rock.
March 10. 1885,

MdItH ~, 1000.
Sleighing has nearly all vanished
from the roads among the bluffs.
Those having wood piled on the ice
are hurrying it to Lake City for fear
of break up.
Several parties are getting out ice
for summer use. 1t is about two feet
thick.
The entertainment by the band on
Saturday night was greeted with a
crowded house, and passed off very
creditably. The band boys have learn
ed to play remarkably fast, and gave
some very fine music. Receipts over
$50.
Quite a number of people from
Maiden Pock went to Lake City on
Sunday to witness the baptism of three
of the converts of the revival meet.
ings.
Mrs. G.. r. Barton has gone to Min
neapolis to attend the funeral of a
brother-in-law.
The oyster supper and fair at the
Carmichael school. house last Friday
night for the benefit Of Rev. W. e.
Barker was success in every respect.
Receipts over $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Clifford are ex-
pected back soon.
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sStiII,Cdter, Montana

Mar. l, '85.
This section is alive with all kinds
of game.
saltwater was just an Indian trad
ing post a few years ago, but now it
can boast of a population of $50.
Out of 5000 sheep belonging to Mr..
Thos. Barry, on Big Timber, Gallatin
county, only fifty-tWo have died since
the first of December.
1t is a common mistake in the east
to suppose that this is peculiarly a
snowy country. The snowfall here is
not nearly as great as in the eastern
states.
Reports from the different ranges
of the Territory are very much alike
All agree that up to the present time
there has not been much loss of stock
if any; but, also, all agree that unles:
we have fairly good weather from this
out the loss is likely to make one fee
uncomfortable. There is no use de
nying the fact that during the pas
ten days stock has suffered much.
A. V. II.
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There was an evening gathering at
Vet. Cooks Tuesday. the Oath ult. 1t
was given in compliment to Miss
Esther Doughty, from Durand.
E. r. Condit and wife, have gone
to Clark Co. on visit to his relatives
there. They intend to visit Dodge
Co. before returning.
At the Association held here the
18th ult. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. FL.
Lowater, Pres; B. S. Thompson, Sec.;
Anna Waipp, Vice Pres.
Go to E. r. Condit's for dress goods.
Johnnie Holt gave wedding dance
and supper at G. Rody's Monday.
Fred Vanortwick has bought new
cutter. This means business.
Honey at E. R. Condit's Is cts. a
glass.
Mr.. E. R. Condit and wife of Rock
Elm, Pierce Co., Wis, have been here
during the week visiting our Mr.. Con-
dit and family and the Alderman
| folks. Mr.. Condit is postmaster and
merchant and owns farm. He was
one of the historical crew sent to
| Neillsville by Len Stafford to vote the
county seat to Staffordsville, but who
were so heguiled by the liquid persua-
sions of uncle Jimmy O'Neil that
they all voted in favor of Neilsville
They dipped persuasion out of bar.
rel with a hat, down on the bank OF
the creek, and thus Staffordsville met
a bloodless Waterloo. Mr.. G. was OF
his wav to Chicago to buy goods
NeiiLsUile Republican.
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EstIaiIe
Good bye snow drifts.

With sorrow we note the death OF
old Mr.. Youmans. Mr.. Y. was one OF
Esdaile's oldest residents, and an es'
teemed citizen. His remains were in
tered in the Esdaile cemetery on Sun
day last.
Henry Wescott has sold his store
building in this village to A. Ulvin
who will put in stock of goods.
The carpenters are at work putting
in a hard wood floor in the roller rink.
DIR. A. NJ. Hutchinson. of Maiden
Rock, is in town administering to the
sick
G. II. Lusk has rented his share OF
the blacksmith shop to C.. Thompson
for the coming summer.
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Bad roads and plenty of them.

Bad roads and plenty Of them.
Miss Agnes Canning has been visit
ing friends in River Falls.
Miss Ivy Whitaker, of Point Dong.
las, Mimi, spent last week with
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Lizzie Canning returned to
River Falls on Sunday last, accompa
MED by her friend, Miss Ivy Whitaker.
The wedding of Miss Grace Canning
of this place, and Mr.. John McIlroy
of Roberts, took place at the residence
of the brides parents and was a very
pleasant affair. Immediately after
partaking of refreshments the young
couple started for their future home.
We unite with their many friends in
wishing them prosperity and happi
ness
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nin,nona Rluf.

B. Gilman is going to teach the d.
B. school this summer.
Henry Corneilson has his ice housed
for his meat market.
III. L. Sparks has gone to Alton to
run an engine in Il saw-mill.
Our new blacksmith is a good one
and deserves the patronage of the
community.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-03-12

Railroad matters are daily talked
among our people.
Miss Ella Shannon closed her school
in the village on the 9th. We under
stand she is to teach the summer
term.
John Shellito is the happy father of
bouncing boy.
A. X. Leaver intends to put up a
large brick kiln this summer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-03-12

There was no agreement for bond
ing this town at the railroad meeting
held here on Saturday last. E. S. Aus
tin, Armstrong Taylor, of Baldwin,
and others, laid before The people in
strong arguments the many advan-
tages of bonding. But few endorsed
the project, however. 1t is thought
the amount assessed to this town can
be raised by subscription, the same AS
Rock Elm is doing, and have the
amount paid in three years time.
Able Hooker is dangerously sick.
Mrs. Sanford Cole and her son are
very sick.
f. Moore is recovering slowly.
Frank Gait, of Tyrone, Wis, paid
this place a visit last week.
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SCHOOL REp0RI.

The following is the names ana
standing of the pupils of District No.
|, Diamond Bluff, whose standing is
65, or above, on what they have pass
ed over during the term:
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The masquerade at the rink last
Friday evening was success.
Elder Benson preached to a very
large audience, for this place, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. NJ. G. Woodwork was visiting
in River Falls the first of the week.
A social dance was given after the
skating was over at the rink Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland returned
from New Orleans Saturday evening.
Ed. Davis is rusticating in st. Paul
for a few days, and Ben is down from
st. Paul running the store.
A couple from Trimbelle were mar
ried at the Forest House one day last
week.
The masons had a dance at their
hall last Tuesday evening.