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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

NIlSCEEH4ANEOUS
A SURE CURE FOR CATARRHAL
n persons troubled with catarrh who
want to be cured, call at ~ Central av No
cure no pay. rs
DAD DEBTS COLLECTED, bills and
II notes put in judgment; attachments and
garnishees made on shortest possible notice
f. L. Draper & Co., 43O Wabasha st. 5l-SO
R0okkEEPiNG-B opened, closed,
- posted, expert work. etc. f. Sprague
room 252. Drake block. st. Paul. 1925
T I'VE STOCK and farm machinery Tor
II sale at the farm of the late T. NJ. Metcalf,
at Four Lakes, near st. Paul. between Feb
10 and March 10, at private sale; Ice King, q
valuable stud. horses, cows, heifers, steers.
sows, etc., and complete stock of farm ma
chinery, wagons corn planters, shelters, fan
mill. binder, plows, cultivators, harrows,
drills, etc., eighteen bundles of barbed wire,
Lakes. or at the Office of MetcaIf d McClana.
han. 126 East Sixth ST., ST. Paul sd
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MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
Nl Company-Losn from $40 upward on
furniture, pianos horses, wagons, ETC., with
out removal; also on warehouse receipts,
diamonds and gold watches. j. S. Mackey,
manager. Room Ia, First National bank build
block, Minneapolis. 25O*
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- results, largest circulation and
Hno most advantageous rates are
2ENE given by the GLOBE, the grea!
Want medium.
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sTATE or MINNEsoTA,

CUuHLy OF fldIHs0Y,
Be 1t known that on this 23d day of Feb
ruaFy, A. d. 1899, personally appeared Den
mis- Ryan, S. Douglas Ryan. j. F. Broderick,
K. b Galusha and j. B. Mccormack, to me
well kno IN to be the same persons named in
the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
that they exc ented the same for the uses and
purposes therein expressed. =.
t.-., JOHN D. MILLER,
{ Notarial Seal, J -. Notary Public
( Ramsey Co.. Ramsey County,
MINI. Minnesota.
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HMAN-SiIuation in private family
- to take care of horses and drive carriage
by an experienced young man. Address j
15T, Globe
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VIII, are your rooms vacant. An adj in the
ssDT GLOBE will rent them.
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CtASH Is READY on hand 10 loan IN
$500, $500, $1,000; we buy and sell mort
cages, all sizes; also trade for second mort
cages. A. B. Wilgus II Co., 354 Jackson ST.
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DANDY STORE-For sale, first-class
~ candy and fruit store. with ice cream
parlor, on Wabasha ST.. opposite new Court
house; good reason for selling $50 Wa
basha SC. 7l-7S
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COL1CITORS-Wanted, ten 1irst-clas

COL1CITORS-Wan ten frst-class
- men none others need apply to- solicit
for the 4Etna Life Insurance Company of
Hartford. Conn, in st. Paul, ana agents
wanted i'll every town in Minnesota and
work viii apply at the Office, Room L L,
Mannheimer block, st. Paul, from to p.
M. Address in person or by letter B. f.
Stahl, manager; or a. ". Edwards, general
agent for ST. Paul. 1915
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SALESMAN-A young man of expert
- ence i'll fancy goods and gents goods
wants good situation. Address j. II. c.,
$40 Canada St 6
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nRUG CLERK-A young man of good
~ habits, with several years experience
in the drug business wants situation; good
recommendations and references. Address
r 164. Globe 1874
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NOACHMAN-Situa in private fam.
~ jly to take care of horses and drive car
rage by firstclass man. with references.
Address 472 East Sixth st. 8
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A PICTURE-St Paul Picture Frame tac-
IA tory; all kinds of pictures and frames;
cheap framing. 80 West Third st. 60-120
QAKER-Wanted, q irst-class bread and
ID cake maker to start new bakery; first
class reference required. W. Tayler, May
vile, Lock Box IL, OAK. 1913
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~ ARDENER-Marr man wants posi-
" ton as gardener. coachman or farm
hand; can furnish No. 1 reference in either
occupation. Address d 200, Globe. 6
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BUSINESS FOR SALE-The leading Jew
ID eiry and stationery store in the most
rapidly growing city of the Northwest. hay
ing trade of $1,000 per month; repair de-
partment averaging over Sl00; only So, 600
invested; will sell for one-third to one half
cash, balance secured; most satisfactory rea-
sons for selling. For further particulars adj
dress 1913. Globe. 69-75
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SALESA1AN-Wante situation as retail
~ boot and shoe salesman by young mar
ried man from Boston; nine years expert
ence; irreproachable references. Apply o
1G2, Globe. 4
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COACHMAN-A position as coachman;
- understands the care of fine horses,
harness. carriage; tirst-class references. Ad-
dress J 1872 Globe
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FOR SALE.

CtLOAREFor sale very cheap a monair
- plush cloak; sold for charges on making.
Seen at $50 Washington ST., Mrs. Elliott
1874
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ENGINEER-Situat wanted by first
- class engineer; has state papers and can
furnish best of references. Address A C.
L., Manufacturer Block. 6
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CtOACHMAN-Situa wanted by a
" German young man as coachman A d
dress II. p. $50 East Seventh ST. 4
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NURSE-Male nurse wants situation:
IN can give first-class city reference from
doctor and hospitals fifteen years expert
ence. /. W., SIS Lafayette av. 6
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Ii ARDWARE MAN-Wanted, situation
IL by an experienced hardware man. Adj
dress 1872, Globe
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COOk-First-class cook. steady and sober
- desires work in a good hotel: best of
references. Address w. Barney, 659 Missis
sppi ST., ST. Paul. z
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ma ONEY TO LOAN ON improved an un
ISl improved real estate: good first and
second mortgages bought. Keystone Invest
ment company, $40 Jackson st. 4S-7 6
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NURSE GIRL wants place. Apply 4a5
! East Fifth st. 6
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SEWING wanted in private family BY
- lady of good address; neat sewer; I'M
ing to make herself generally useful. Ad-
dress l29, Globe. i
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compound words count two words and
Robreviations court the same as full words
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-14

NURS E-Girl fifteen years old wants a
~ place to take care OF children. Apply
% Rose St ...--.,-, ID
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DARN AND CITY LOANS, 6. Z and 8
Il per cent; mortgages and school and
county bonds bought. w. f. Carroll. Al
Court block '.. 90. 339*
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~ permanent position in an Office as
stenographer, typewriter or bookkeeper, or
will take evening work in either capacity.
Address G, room II, German American
bank 6
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ffiAILORS-Wanted coat and pants
Il makers; only first-class need apply.
Atlantic Tailoring Company, % West Fifth
st.
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WANTED TO RENT.

uOUSE-Wanted to rent, unfurnished
Ii house of from eight to ten rooms on st.
Anthony hill; must be convenient to cable.
Address, giving location and terms, l6I,
Globe. 1914
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T AUNDREsS-A tirst.class laundress
II wishes to go out by the day in private
family; washing or house cleaning Address
42S franklin ST.. West st. Paul Mimi. 3
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COACHMAN-A young man of several
~ years experience would like place as
coachman; has good references to show on
application. Address 1854. Globe.
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l. rant-First-class i'll every respect; meals
during meal hours a speciality. Joe w.
Kohout, proprietor. 355 jackson. 5000
w ATCHMAKER-W a first-cIass
w matchmaker and jewelry repairer.
Address Brobeck l. Roe. Kenyon, MInn.
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/: HIVIL ENGINEER-An excellent Local
~ ton and a full set of instruments for
sale. Address S. II, Relf, Brainerd, Mimi
6S-74
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DARN WORK-Situatlon wanted on farm
l. by American man and wife. Address
S 175, Globe. 72-7S
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of State. g.
hereby certify that the within instrument
was fled for record in this Office ON the 26th
day of February, a. d. 1889, at 1918 clock
a. m, and was duly recorded in Book " of
Interpretations, on page J92.
,.' H. MATTS0N, Secretary of State.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MaI0s

A CCOUNTANT = Expert accountant;
II books opened. closed, posted and bal
anced; best references. W. II. Gardner, 154
East Sixth ST., Bank of Minnesota Building,
ST. Paul 9
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d OOMS-Furnished Rooms-Two for
~ housekeeping, in good location, above
Central Park, with quiet family, taking no
other roomers. l57, Globe 5
D OOM-Wanted,s small furnished room for
IL single gentleman, where there are no
other boarders. anywhere within one mile
from postoffice; state price by week. w I65,
Globe. 1913
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BORROW MONEY ON FURNITURE.
also on diamonds, watches, warehouse re-
ceipts; time checks bought, commercial
paper discounted; property left in your pos
session; no publicity; private room for ladies.
309I2 Jackson, Room =. 7l-S4
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EOR SALE-Two flats of twenty-five
L rooms, well furnished; everything COM
CITY: 279 East Seventh ST.; entrance on Ros-
abel st. Inquire at office. 1914
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FURNITURE of 1o-roomed house for
l. sale very reasonable; rooms all rentedto
very nice class of people. who are perma-
making change; will guarantee nice in
come II purchaser Abbott 32 Chamber of
Commerce. 1918
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Z good business; stock and fixtures viii
invoice 81 200: viii take unineumbered real
estate as part payment or good secured pa
per; good reason for selling. Address T.,
Globe. 71-73
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NJ, ANTED-To adopt little girl of any
w age, by a wealthy farmer with no chill
dren. Address s. A. Thaver High Forest.
Olmsted Co., Mimi, or call at JAG East Fifth
st. at once. 1878
WEAK MEN, SUFFERERS FROM
w errors of youth, lost manhood. Direc-
tons for complete home cure sent free.
Humane Medical Institute, Hartford, Conn.
Rl-12
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY is loaned by us on improved
II. real estate security in st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Duluth at 6, Gle, z, 7I2 per cent,
on shortest notice for any amount. r. NJ
Newport d Son. investment bankers, 152.
1913 and 154 Drake block. st. Paul 73*
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Wanted. Situation as coach-
~ man Or care of horses: English; good
references. Address T.W., $40 jackson st.
1875
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L
HHE WHITE SHIELD LEAGUE has
i opened a help exchange corner of Sew
enth and Minnesota, Rooms and 9; ladies
desiring help of any kind are invited to SEND
i'll their orders al once.
"ASHiNG-Situa wanted by washer
w woman washing or ironing by the day
in families. Address 55S l. Orient st. 3
WASR!NG-Situa wanted by a YOUNG
w woman to go out washing by the days..
call or address, 296 Commercial ST.
WASHWOMAN wants place to work.
wv 500 Ellen st. 6
"ASHING-Wanted washing by wom-
w an to take home; rough-dried clothes
% cents a dozen; called for and delivered
Call at 456 East Sixth st. i
WASHING-Wante to go out washing
w and scrubbing. 157 South Robert. 6
WAsHING-woman wants washing to
w take home. 6S4 Thomas ST. z
w wants to 90 out
w washing and house cleaning by the
day. 12S Franklin st. no
NYORK FOR BOARD-A Young lady
w would like to work for her board,
mornings and evenings, in respectable pFi-
vate family: can give reference. Address, u
ia, Globe.
WORK FOR B0ARD-A girl, sixteen
w years of age, would like a place to
work for her board and attend school. Adj
dress %, Globe.
WORK FOR BOARD-Girl wants to
w get place where she can help with
the work evenings and mornings for
her board. Please call at 233 East Seventh
ST., up stairs, room 4. z
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miscellaneous business Chance,

PRICK PLANT for sale or rent; well
u equipped; good locality; owner abroad
Address w 1S2 Globe 65-7S
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DRESSMAKING.

desires sewing in fam.
- lies, one who cuts and fits Address
272 East Seventh st Room 81 T2-76
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A GENTS-Wanted. lady agents; two new
n inventions for ladies' spring, summer
wear; outsell everything :.pay 500 monthly;
hose supporters, etc., make best business
known. Address with stamp, E. III. Camp
bell 4 Co., 4s4 Randolph ST., Chicago. 10 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

COLLAR BUTTON LOST-On Pearl st..
~ collar button, with diamond setting.
Finder will receive reward by addressing Y
1S5. Globe. 1914
COW STRAYED-Large white cow with
294 Ellen ST. IT'S
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PAkER-An experienced man wants a
- situation as bread and cake baker; good
at English mullins. crumpets and ornament
ing. Mamsay, $50 Fauquier ST
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MI ONEY to loan by Lawton Bros, 4o5
Is1 jackson ST.. and TO Dakota ave. Have
on hand $1,000 at per cent. on improved
property. 316&
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A CCOUNTANT-April /, a frst-class
n double-entry book keeper wishes to con-
meet himself with a reliable firm; best of
references. Address NJ b. A. Globe 8
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OFFICE BOY would like position in an
" office; speaks German and English
Address H. II. Sinds, 99l Geranium ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-14

NOACHMAN = Wanted situation by a
~ young man in private family as coach
man; best of references. Address l. 176.
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-14

L NGINEER-Situatio by frst-class
II engineer; understands the business
thoroughly, and can furnish the very best of
references. Address A US, Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-14

DOR SALE-Stock of books, stationery
L wall paper, fancy gooas, notions and
toys; an opportunity for some one to step
into an old-estaolished. well-advertised, pay
ing business; good reasons for selling. Adj
dress " r Smith Fergus Falls MINI 12-6
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II OUSEWOKK-Wan competent Ger
IL man girl to do general Homework
small family; good wages 2S7 East Tenth
st - 1876
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misses Hattie and Kittie Da-
wilson are visiting Mrs. DR.. Arch
ibald at Jamestown, N. D..
Mrs. W. B. Watson has returned from
a trip East, and will reside in her old
home. :. Miss Kate Brady has returned
from trip to Chicago and New York,
accompanied by her sister, who will
spend summer here Miss Grace Will
son has been home for short vacation
from Fermillion university. Mrs. E.
III. Wilson gave a sociable to the Pres
byterian society last week. The prin-
cipal feature of the evenings entertain
ment was the singing by her daughter
Miss Grace. Mrs. William NJ. Fal-
coner has returned from Vermillion,
where she has been visiting her daugh-
ter, who is attending the university.
The Shakespeare club met with Mrs. Ii.
Z: Watson this week. Mrs. William
Nj. Pye ST.. was surprised by party of
young folks on the evening of April 1.
Miss Anna Saerchinger, of Mandan,
visited friends in the city last Friday.
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Hastings.

MFRS. W. b. HEATH is here from
tVI Britton, Oak. Mrs. A. b. Bell is
AVA in Carthage, Mo. on a visit....
Miss Lydia Banerle. of Chicago, was
visiting friends here this week. =. Mrs.
Mary E. Dyer is the guest of friends in
Minneapolis. Mrs. w. S. Lowman has
returned to Casselton, Oak Mrs. Ell.
n. Bell and Mrs. j. w, Stultz, of Red
wood Falls, were visiting friends here
this week. = Miss Minnie Herman has
returned to Devils Lake. OAK. Mrs.
+. NJ. Langley is here from Brampton,
Oak. e. j. Bostock and family left
yesterday upon pleasure trip to Pen
dleton. Or. Miss Matte Searles, of
Saltwater, is the guest of friends here.
Misses Dugan and Mayo, of st. Paul,
are the guests of Mrs. William Thorne,
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
Ipswich.

TIME CONGREGATIONAL society
1 will give the farce. San Old-fash-
Toned Sewing Society" Friday
evening. Those who take part are
Mrs. j. Wells, Mrs. Lumley Evans,
Mrs. j. Brown, Mrs. c. II. Barron, Mrs.
Mrs. G. l.. Pratt, Mrs. f. NJ. Beals, Mrs.
Stacy Cochrane, Mrs. j. Rogers and
Miss Susie Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Fitch, of Freeport, ILL.,, will spend
the summer with their daughters, Mrs.
j. Rogers and Mrs. j. Wells. Mr..
and Mrs. G. FL. Barron, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wells will attend the Levy concert at
Aberdeen this week. Mrs. Lewis
Wilkinson has returned from her Win
ter'S visit in Iowa. Mrs. e.. J. Baker
spent few days in Roscoe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Austin.
of Roscoe, will make Ipswich
their home in the future
ID. p. Wayne, who has been spend
ing some time at Battle Creek, Mich, is
expected home this week M. K.
Kirk, accompanied by his wife. is
spending few days in Aberdeen.
Fred Poole, of Roscoe, spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Baker H. Lewis,
who has been attending school in Aber-
deem, will again make his home in this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Cranmer will
reside in Aberdeen in the future. l..
Maj. L. A. Burke and wife, of Aber-
deem, were in the city Monday. Mrs
Nj. z. Beebe entertained a number of
friends this week.
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Hobart, has returned from Moor
head, where she has been attending
school {. Miss Lilly Seal has gone to
Perham. Mrs. Robert Miller, of st.
Paul, is visiting Mrs. Ii. Butturtf....
Rev. Mr.. Foote, of Waseca, arrived
Tuesday morning TO pay his brother,
Rev. c. A. Foote, a visit. Miss Mag
gle Compton has gone to North st.
Paul to spend week with the family
of DR.. ID. Il. Greenlee . Mrs. George
Robotham. of Newark, n. j., who has
been here for her health for year
past, left for home Monday night with
he two children. Her health is greatly
improved. :. The marriage of David
+. Comstock to Miss Minnie Hyatt oc-
CURED Monday evening. Mrs. c. E..
Page entertained a large party of ladies
at luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
Bishop Gilbert. of st. Paul. arrived in
the city yesterday and will conduct the
services in ST. James church. He is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Brown Anton Klaus and Miss Amy
Klaus have been visiting relatives
at Elizabeth during the week. .
DR.. W. II. Pattee, of Pelican Rapids, is
the guest of friends in this city. Rev.
X. \. Adams has been in the city from
Minneapolis for several days. -. The
marriage of Miss Fanny Phillips to Rev.
c. A. Foote. pastor of the Baptist
church of this city, occurred Thursday
at the home of the brides parents in
Ada. Among those who went from
here to attend the ceremony were Mrs.
j. W. Mason, Miss Jordan, Miss Bur
bank, George Phillips and Rev. William
Foote, of Waseca, brother of the groom.
THE spring meeting of the Fergus
Lawn Tennis club was held Wednesday
afternoon. The following officers were
elected: President. c. ID. Wright: sec
rotary. ". l.. Parsons; treasurer, H. Nj.
WheelOck.
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Grafton.

TTHE MINSTREL and dramatic en-
tertainment, given by the Grafton
- Glee club Tuesday evening. was
appreciated by all present. Among
those taking part were Misses AItha
HOople, Alice Cairncross, Mary Noben,
Annie Mohr, WANNA Kellogg, Messrs.
j. A. Coleman, G. j. Foley. W. ]. Ora
ham Jr., }. Ii. Johnson. II. B. Winnie,
c. 5. CairncrOss, j. l.. Egleston, Johnnie
Mcdonald, Chase, Ludden, Maides.
Allan, Winnie, Frazier and Satern.
Halls orchestra and G. J. Hops, of
Grand Forks Mrs. DR.. Graham and
in Gladstone last week. {. The Misses
Henry. of Mimic, were here last week.
The W. &. T. U. met last Saturday with
Mrs. p. A. Blackstad.. Mrs. Nate Up
ham returned to Riverside farm on Sat
urday. Miss Dora Hill, of Mimic, has
gone East Rev. n. III. Pierce, of Min
neapOlis is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. III. Pierce Miss Glover IS enjoying
her vacation with friends at ST.
Thomas. Miss Noben is at her broth
er's. Mrs. Stalker accompanied her
brother, d. A. Hogg, of Nova Scotia.
are here, and will remain during the
summer visiting relatives and friends.
-. Mrs. James McCabe. of Glasston, is
visiting Mrs. DR. Graham. Miss
Brown and Miss Sands have arrived
from the East and will locate here.
Miss Murchie Is at Grand Forks. =.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss May
Duffy, who has been visiting her sister
here, returned to CrOokston on We'd
nesday =. Prof. and Mrs. A. d. Woods
were guests at the Merchants Tuesday
noon.
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Red Wing,

DEV. c. w. BOQUIST and family left
II Tuesday for Minneapolis to make
that place their home. Rev. Bo-
Quist has for the past eight years been
pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church
of this city. Miss Mamie Otis has re-
turned from a visit with friends and
relatives at West st. Paul Miss
Emma Hegna left this week for Mime
apolis. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Williams
celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of
their wedding Thursday. In the after
noon an old-fashioned quilting party
was participated in by the ladies,
and in the evening the gen
tlemen joined in the celebration.
Miss Jessie Turner, daughter of Rev.
DIR. Turner, is home from visit with
friends and relatives at Indianapolis,
Ind. Miss Anna Brown entertained
the members of the Y. W. G. Il. U.
Monday last. Mrs. Cronscio and
daughter, of Chicago, were recent
guests with friends in this city. :. :. The
Presbyterian Chautauqua circle met at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. T.
Smith Monday evening. A class mu-
sicale was given by Miss AIDA Clark at
her home on Pine street Saturday. :.
Mrs. Anna FitZsimmons is home from
trip to Chicago. Gen. and Mrs. S. p.
JenniS0n are expected home about the
18th inst. from Maiden, Mass, where
they have been spending the winter.
Mrs. W. p. Brown is visiting friends in
Minneapolis.