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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-05-21
Auction: Auction!

I am very much in need Of
money to rebuild my store, and
to raise it / will sell my entire
stock, consisting Of watches,
clocks and jewelry, silverware
and spectacles, piece by piece at
auction to the highest bidder.
Sale will begin May %, at 2:3O
p. M, come in and buy goods at
your own prices. Every piece
goes regardless Of cost.
w. f. RUST.
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Lake Meetings.

While the high water has de-
stroyed the lake shore road tc
the Big Stone Lake Assem- bly,
grounds, an excellent driveway
has been secured and opened up
on the prairie to reach the
grounds, which have already
been cleaned and prepared for
the various meetings to be held
there during the season, the first
of which is a general excursion
and picnic of Modern Woodmen
on June 12. The old soldiers re
union will be held June s to 12,
under the auspices Of the West
ern Veterans association. The
German Evangelical Associa-
ton will hold their annual camp
meeting June 1922, at which the
forceful and eloquent Bishop
Bowman is expected to be pres
ent. The Methodist Episcopal
camp-meeting will follow, June
% 90, under the control of the
camp meeting association, in
which the western Minnesota
and northern South Dakota dis
tricts Of the church are interest
ed. The grounds are freely Civ
en- to all religious, moral or
educational assemblies, but ap-
plications for dates should be
made to the secretary, S. r.
Gold, Big Stone City.
To all Of these meetings extra
low excursion rates have been
secured from the G. M. & St.
P. railway, which can be ascer-
tanned from any ticket agent.
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Public Dumping Ground.

Notice is hereby given that a
public dumping ground for the
city Of Milbank has been estab-
lished on the northeast corner Of
w. }. Baxter's land, on the north
side of the city. All persons are
prohibited from dumping manure
elsewhere within the city limits.
HENRY S. VOLKMAR,
Mayor.
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Teachers Examination.

The regular teachers examina-
ton will be held at RevillO Fri
day and Saturday, June 4th
and 5th. Eighth year pupils ia
that vicinity wishing to take the
final examination may do SO al
that time. The entire examina-
tion must be taken, if any.
/. IRWIN .. ALDRICH,
2w Co. Sup't Of Schools.
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During the summer season the
railroad is offering special excur-
sion rates to Big Stone lake.
Fridays and Saturdays these
tickets will be sold good to re
turn Monday. The round trip
ticket from Milbank is As cents.
From the more distant points
west q four days rate can be Sc
cured and also a thirty day rate.
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deen, is visiting friends in the
CITY.
Miss Burtha Thorndike and
Mrs. S. f. Radclitf, of Big Stone,
drove up to Milbank Saturday
last on q shopping expedition.
A. d. Diets has put in a new
sidewalk at the hotel and recon
structed that in front of the
stable.
Rev. E. F. Movius, of Aber-
deen has resigned from the pre-
siding eldership Of the Evangeli-
cal association on account of poor
health. ::
Mrs. Emil Johnson, accompani-
ed by her mother and daughter
Jennie has gone to Mitchell,
where they will make a number
of weeks visit with Mrs. John
son S sister.
At the Demorest silver medal
contest held at the Alban church
May 18th, Miss Myrtle Seger
secured the medal with a mark
ing Of 147s points, Master Earl
Leggett coming next with 147o
points.
Mr.. S. J Dillman, who in com
pany with John kvienberg, is
selling the improved Eureka tlue
boiler, has one of his machines
on exhibition in town this week.
1t is undoubted the most prac-
ticable and economical device
that is made for cooking food for
stock, and farmers interested in
this line of work will do well to
examine it.
Some miscreant without the
fear of God or man sneaked away
the birthday contributions box
at the Congregational church last
Sunday. The box contained the
the five months birthday contri-
buttons of the Sunday school, the
amount of which is not exactly
known. The critter who could
get down SO low as to steal the
childrens pennies ought to have
his picture taken.
DIR. John Fanset and DR. Thos.
Hicks, the veterinarian, last
Tuesday assisted in the removal
of several CANNES whose owners
desired them transferred from
this world Of trouble with as little
discomfort and physical suffering
aspossible. Theobject was obtain
ed with chloroform in a most
scientific and satisfactory man.
ner.
A young man by the name of
Herman Kaufman, and % years
Of age, was brought from his
fathers home in southeast Yer
non Monday, to be examined by
the board Of insanity, but owing
to the absence Of some of the
board the examination was not
held until to-day. The man is
not at all violent and it is hoped
that with proper treatment he
may be restored to normal
condition.
Messrs. Wood Bros. have pur-
chased the property adjoining
their hardware store on the
south known as the Wasem
building now occupied by w. F.
Rust and NJ. S. Dreucker. They
intend to remodel it, putting in a
new brick front, and use it for
the display of their carriage and
buggy business of which they
have an extensive and varied ex-
hibit. To see this display and
learn the prices at which they
are offering these first-class We
hicles will convince any one that
there is no necessity or profit in
in sending away for anything
that runs on wheels. You can
here see and examine what you
are purchasing and this know
ledge is supplemented with the
guarantee Of reputable and re-
liable manufacturers. With these
facts established, it is not good
policy nor does it pay to send
away for goods which are fur
nished by the home dealer at as
favorable or more favorable
prices than those Of outside par
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

PN N-71-
HOME HAPPENINGS.
n DpfHEArTh Thurs day 60 cents.
Gee our six piece tinware as
n,,n,. rtment at SOC. Wood Bros.
D'Al! The Ladies Aid Society will
rea Is cent tea at Mrs. Enos
LIZ uesday evening, May 25.
Friday night a week ago a
"a a I,ayy frost cut down much of
II Ht!Ee early garden truck.
|E I0n0 thOusand bushels ef oats
III sale. FARMERS BANK.
q W!ERev. @. Williams will preach
u BaCcalaureat sermon at the
ID church on Sunday evening,
in n '1sss h ~ 3O-~o 0 clock.
Ii. lar 40 And now comes S. M. Pasco
I'd viii 18th nn appointment as Grand
you gaesuardian of the grand lodge l.
-O. IL of the state.
Will close out at private sale
3ves, book cases, table, chairs,
npA parlor set, bedroom set,
all heavy articles to save
sight. JOHN KELLEY.
Messrs. Emil johnson, Gus
NS ittelstaedt and G A. Wood at
~ nded the meeting Of the Retail
~ <rchants association, held at
A1fiAld the first of the week.
EsanugTha Epwor tn League o bserv-
|lslHU!NA the eighth anniversary Of the
sinty with appropriate exer-
os at the NJ. E. church last
DRllinday evening
Justice S. M. Pasco and wife
dMrs. @. w. Antelman left
Asday NOR ming for Aberdeen,
lere they were attending the
EdTr0Vand lodge of Odd Fellows and
~ belkah assembly.
- The annual service of the G. A.
p0st which is held on the Sun
p-eceding memorial day,
|Rf1ggN u held at the M. r. church
kt Sunday morning as union
-vlcA Rev. O. Williams preach
the sermon.
.,..~1 1r Chas. Furber of Britton,
III been in town for day or SO,
GENlNo understand has sold the
Ola md building corner Of Main
2 ct and third avenue 10 DR.. H.
@. Rose, who with E. p. Mes
\ the present occupant.
|,f Blacssnahs hrOugh continued ill-health
! Shoes - 0xSA4ak - tho do
tInent Of the schools has been
ed q resign her duties, and
u. SHOES Hnr0ld Ashton has been ap-
ated ~ Ill the vacancy until
1p1ratiOn OF the term.
nr =, = enp'ps yn p.ssca 11t George Thomas is one
business 064WE1f victims OF the base
e4ocm, having received a
G, FoRGnI m ia the left eye last
RACKS u1816n1, and the accident has
him out of the use OF
mel N s,essd es, i'''s lo the past week, but it
80uGHA no serious results
1l0ohville Students enter
1nt Tuesday evening was
n nded and thoroughly
II The company gives a
o1re of entertainment
= - every way worthy OF
1eiasm they arouse in
py rendering Of their
:. ); a o1ies.
/ lino 10 Silcher entertained
kering Of his old sol
u fnll D and their wives at
- ~ Dme north Of town
'iloi' gening Of last week,
Stoves khe close of the cere-
ead before them a
Tx befoF rood things which he
d for their refresh
.t the good feeling
Aer Silcher evinced
s.. IA old comrades was
III 0cated on their part
/" Rident by the fact
hey left him he was
hndsome easy chair,
lends had presented
Hosoo,R,,aaap III y Imbrance Of the af.
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~1ORsF FOR sALE--A sever .yenr,old horse
II WILL hrlken. kind and gentle good driver
worker, weighing over LOO. Apply to Dr.
pee.
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LEINn.J .A. FREEBORSe observation-disclosures
~ NJ Eye. Ear Nose and Throat-At Orton-
lo Inst four DAYS Of each month
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20 MILBANK. S. d., FRIDAY, MAY 2l, 1897.

cro,. Ai,Yss BlCYCLE FOR sALE-Enquirc of
CllIMEl WI, DALLY
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in oaes..ls i;
Don't Gs7
| the pie, d,
nd"vills, d,
|you e.!
-
khIN1;
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EG, FoRGli
RAcKs,co'
/, nner ess saccs's
convinced.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

platform We no sooner get off than we
grab for the first man who offers him
self. That's where we are weak.
We should let the world know that
there is no position occupied by man
that we cannot fill equally as well, even
to a pair of pants. l say to the ladies
here tu-nicht, do not do as the men
tell you, Oh you naughty, naughty men.
YOU are SO deceiving. Thew will tell
you to bring your children up with
kindness, not to bring them up by the
hair of the head, but use them gently.
Yes, take advice and when you get old
and feeble and sitting around your fire.
side they'll come in and knock the
stuffing out of you. l would say to the
dear sisters here-don't notice the men,
do not love them, do not marry them,
and teach your children to hate and
eXecrate them
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Mr.. Ed. Bubuyor, one of our old
timers, has decided to try his luck
elsew here, and will 60 to Arkansas,
where he will engage in contract work
with Mr.. Hugh Kennedy. Mrs. Ruby
our will remain here for the present,
but will join her husband in the spring.
The East End fire-hall investigation
committee used 800 sheets of paper to
tell the people what they already knew
that the fire was the result Of gross care
lessness-and then the council white
washed the ones responsible for the
negligence. Thus the farce ends.
j. J. Malloy has removed his feed
and commission store from Fifth street
over to Sixth and Becker. This is a
move to take business still farther back
from the bav. and some of the residents
in the neighborhood do not like the
idea very we'll.
Washing, ironing and general house
work. | am anxious and wiling to
60 GU: by the day and do. Call on
or address Mrs \. Hutzler, the build
ING on Second and NettletOn, next the
old feed store.
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Nelson Dewey High School Wins
Second Place.

The contest started by the Evening
Telegram about two months ago in
which the various schools of the city
| were asked to take part, closed Febru-
airy LIST. The two schools securing and
sending in to the office the greatest
number of coupons cut from the paper
would then proceed to vote by the
Australian system for a choice of teach
ers, and at the expense of the Telegram
they would attend the inaugural cere-
monies at Washington, d. c., March
4th
w. +. Hoehle, Il. d. Whitford and
W. L. Pickering acted as judges. and
the total count showed that 10, $40 cou-
pons had been cast. The vote of the
Nelson Dewey, "a ,227 was as large az
from any school, but their enrolment
being large, 1913, the basis for deciding
was not as much in their favor as in
some of the other buildings, the Broad
way high school only casting 1854 but
having a small enrolment, l60 pupils,
as the balance in the building report to
the Carpenter, and are in the Broad
way building simply because the Car
penter is overcrowded. Considerable
rivalry and some hard feeling has been
stirred up by the contest which when
started was expected would be car
ried on In a friendly way, but the result
We believe has been as fairly arrived at
AS perhaps it could he, when different
interpretations had been made of the
proposition. The children deserve
credit for the interest thew manifested
in behalf of their favorite schools.
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little wisdom in expecting executive
power in him. When a huuian tcin-
can compare his several interests
with one another and recognize !hCir
relative values, he has starting place
for self control. When Will and intelIi-
gence are strong enough 20 compel de
liberation ard subordinate fnpulscst5
rational action there exists possibilities
Of attaining the powers of guiding ac-
tivitv to purpose III It suits. \ careful
study of the ciild nature nav reveal To
the teacher distinguishing marks OF
moving forces. BY recognizing and
guiding the desires of others along the
lines of least resistance, in such way
as to cultivate seli-relianCc, directive
force is of unreasonable value to the
educator. The one who measured the
strength and weakness of lie fellows
best, if he has the ever-n5eded know
ledge and experience in all the details
of his craft, can best guide their efforts
Ideals TO be attained, means 70 be en-
ployed, determination TO approach the
standard pictured, ready adaptation
of means to ends, confidence in sell, UNI
firing energy, goodnatured but firm de-
termination, pluck and persistence,
common sense, tact, evenness of man
ner, securing and holding confidence
by keeping faith with everybody, hon
est prudence, Christian forbearance,
good health, sel-respect, and legitimate
purposes all contribute to executive
power which counts for success in teach
ing.
Let me close in Addison's words of
strength:
" lis not in mortals 10 command success.
But well do more, ScmprouiouS-Wc'Ii de
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Cheap Rates south.

ST. FRANtIS HOSTIT
Superior, Feb. t. 1897.
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Card of Thanks.

our sincere thanks are rendered to the
Superior nstrcls for their splendid enter
tainmcnt given for the benefit of the city
hospitals; also to the members of the com
mittces, the managers OF the opera house.
the musicians, and the large number of good
people who patronized the performance and
oided in many WAYS to make ii Il success.
The handsome amount realized for each
hospital Will greatly assist our charitable
work at this time
W. c. r. L. HOSPITAL.
ST. MART'S HOSPITAL.
ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL
superior, Feb 1. 1897.
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Work Wanted.

Mrs. \. IlutzIcr who lives in the
building next the old feed store on Sec
ond street and Nettleton avenue, IS in
need Of work and Will he glad to either
20 ont to wash or take il to her home
And will also be glad to do cleaning or
general housework 10y the dav
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

W men or ladies to travel ~ Wisconsin 10
established. reliable firm. N4lary $50 aut
expenses steady position. iuclus" refer
en- - ard ~"lf addressed stamped CT. :eIopr~
The dominion company, Third Floor, Omaha
Bldg. Chicago, III.
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t.aSS Avenue Items

For S'le-Anv person possessed of i
few hundred dollars in cash can find Il
good opening for business by applying
TO Mr.. Ncrtine, Grocer, Cass avenue.
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ADV tRTISED LIST.

SUPERIOR. Wis. Feb. 6. 1897.
The following letters and packages were re
naming unCalICd for at the close OF business
January 81. 1891. ana unless called for within
fourteen DAYS from date will be sent to the
nrad Lnrtnr Office. LOSEFH y. CONAN L. ".
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cay.
CnSST ABLES.
g., II I-,,,, Ea1l u
ll~TIII1 y -
BOARD NJ DERMEN.


.r.4-T,aac Ross. Dem. c. \. O'Hare
E.-4-Iohn { bertrand. Dem. Sam
hampton. Republicans;
.r..t-i,rar-r f. DOcy, Ind, Rep, I.
r.rpr Wood Dem.
4qr1-i.arry BREMEN. Republican
ar.,.tn + nom Republican.
al ll.#r~ Douglas. Republican.
-,e,3 Dahl Republicans;
g.rd ANGUS Mcqueen, Pop John
g-ln KapuHIlcan.
ID ward Charles G. Ecardsley. Rep.
VAR Nils Republican,.
f.,Na-f Gordon y. French, Republican
Hrulr Republican;
2tri GgarLr l.. LarSGn. Democrat.
,.hlappI Republicans;
g3AEuDF rUrLIC WORKS.
H 4 Olson. Fred Baxter.
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Two good polo games have been ar
RANGED for Saturday. one to come OF IN
the afternoon and another IN The even
ing. The game will be between Mar
ouette and our own team.
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Just received Il car of new mich
cows: VIII sell same for cash or trade
FOR fat stock Ihos. Garrlty.
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-stTyEFAI PHYSICIAN & SUR
jEoN will attend professional calls
~, The day or NIGHT from village
nv Ton. Becker * Fifth, Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

Mr.. {. II. Payne, of San pleso N'''''
is snendinga few days in the cify 'ne
Guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Fred NJ
Williams. Mr. PAYNE has a Iar-e Or
cbard in California and VIII return
home in few days.
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Rev. Allison, pastor OF the Flrst
PRESBYTERIAN church, has been seriously
indisposed the past ten days anu was
unable to occupy his pulpit last sunday.
He Is suffering from an liberated too'h'
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Gree meets First Monday III each montl
in Central Park NJ. F.. church.
Mrs. MARY &. REYNOLDS President.
Mrs. HIRAM HAYES. sen. Vice President.
Mis-. J. NJ. kUGGLES. Secretary.
Mrs. \. \. MAXIM. Treasurer.
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Washing, ironing and general house
work. am anxious and willing to 90
ont by the day and do. Call on or al
dress Mrs. \. Hutzler, the building on
second and NettIeton. next the oIu
feed store.
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.,c,cIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL

e,orer clevs.an, . OF Sg" Of fG illinois
-. y. ntt--,,ao"RicAsr, Olney of Massa-
-. ,...:,s :. treasury G. Carlisle OF
...',s y ,r,--panicl 5. Lamont o New
il. H. Zavv-Hiilary A. Herbert OF Ala
-! NIB c.5itb of GEORGIA
,.r q !. r. ,,ssrli ttlTt Sterling Morton OF
,z ,..ls. neral wilson 3 BisseH of New
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Grand ARMY Of rho RerukI ic

J. ID. ROBBIE POS I No. 273. Department OF
Wisconsin. meets every First and Third
Wednesday evening OF each month at Pos
West Fifth street. Visiting comrades cor
daily invited. A. II. WIIELDEN. Com.
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Miss Eva Whitman, the popular
stenocrapher with CatiIn Butler x Lyons
will leave this week for Oshkosh, 10
sn,ud 4 months vacation with friends.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

Mr.. Louis Pratt who has been en-
loving immensely a pleasure trip
through the south, returned home to-
iav.
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MONOGRAM STATloNEhh-"' i''
finest line of embossed an" IN
stationery ever shown IN the Guy .t,ar
be a pleasure 10 show samples
yOu order or not.
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inc IdI - UuIUIIlIICIL at Juc .NCIaUH
Dewey should entitle them to another
room, at least. Compare our accom-
modatious and attendance with the CON
dtions at the Broadway and remarks
are unnecessary.
Next Sunday evening the services
at the Thompson avenue NJ. +. church
will be particularly Interesting, as Rcy.
Tull will deliver an address from his
own experience, entitled "Thrce Years
on the Frontier" Fine music will be
rendered, and all are kindly invited.
Who says the money is all tied up
in Superior? Packed houses at 500
and 80 cents a seat two nights IN success
sion at the Grand does not look like
very hard timc,. the hospital benefit
cleared up about $500.
The opera house was packed Tues
day evening by an appreciatlTc aud
fence to see and hear Warde in the
character of King Lear. The principal
parts were well taken, but some of the
support was poor.
A few DAYS ago Mr.. 4. w. Nacrca,
a former resident Of this city but now
living at Little Falls MINI, received
the sad news from Scotland that his
father was dead. Mr.. Macrae is very
anxious TO visit his old home and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

4 letter from Mrs. Jack West to
friends here conveys the sad news OF
the serious illness of their youngest
child.
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considerable sickness about town
is reported by our physicians, grp'
whooping cough, measles and chicken
pox are the leading ailments.
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Sons Of Veterans

CUSTER CAMP. No. As. Division Of WiScOn-
sin. meets End and 4th Tuesday evenings
of each month in Trade & Commerce. Bldg.
Visiting brothers heartily welcomed.
T. Il. CHRISTIE. Captain.
John ORR. lst Sergt. +. f. EVANS. ON s.
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REV. \. l.. TtLL, Pastor.

EnWORTH LEAGUE ofthe Church. Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting every Sunday evening
at Social and business meeting first Tues
day of each month. All are cordially invited
K. G. PICKERING A W. T. OCIl.NIE.
Secretary. President
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

The people of Duluth have elected
= prmo-Pop council. Duiuth's worst
enemy could scarcely have wished
that city such a fate.
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The Superior Times

ALLUNA &. CHRISTIE. Admins
tratrlX of the Estate of J.
Lutte. Christie, deceased.
Publisher,
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cATHOLIC-MaSs at 3 80 and 1000 AN Instruc-
ton at , 90 P. u. NcsperS at 300 F. NJ Services
every Friday evening Mt 80.
REV. FATHER EUSTACE. Pastor.
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Mrs. Chas. Listman entcrtains at the
Euclid this, Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Kate Macrea of Little Falls,
Mimi, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogilvie on Thompson avenue.
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Mrs. y. J. Davis who has been Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. kloster at
Washburn, returned home Wednesday
evening.
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Mrs. Frink has so far recovered
that she is now able to move about her
room. We are glad to note her wonder
fui recovery.
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Mr.. Robert Crawford Is quite i'll, at
his home on Fourth street.
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STATE
LEGISLATIVE

LEGISLATIVE
49,, CONGRESSMAN, 10th Dist
.eE"iLo State Senator.
y is Asscmhlyman, 1st Dist
hitt.-.- Dist