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Ella Morgan. F. C. Morgan. San Francisco
H X. Belden, manager HARTFORD nnsuta psIs
den, Miss Nadine Belden. DR.. Ray K. Beiden.
Dan Be den, Arthur Piper, San France co;
W. H. Robinson, San Jose; Or d. w. Mon, = !;
ga mify M hsa hHmy Moul9on Mis- Mouon
Mrs. <. P. wilds, Mrs. Berry, Miss Berry, MIS-
Patton. Miss Ethel D. Patton. Miss NJ.
S S1s 3 Miss de- With Wsin, ss Miss %
Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Wegener,
Mrs. Hoaf, the Misses Myer. Miss sao1e
Rice. G. Fl. Jordan, San Eta ncisco, y:
p Lincoln OF Southern Pacific Company )
Charles Wilson, Santa Cruz; Miss Lois u. W IL
son, MADEIRA; Lieutenant 7. NJ bostw NE,
United States Navy; Mrs. +. NJ. BostWlcK, MISS
Mabel Bostwck. Mare Island; Mis- Ray bos..
wick, Wisconsin. The Hept Opera Company Is
to give a concert in the totel hall on Angus A.
coaching party given by hon. Curliss =,
Lindley to Capitola was enjoyed last TUESDAY.
Will m Hubbard and Sam Wilson have some
exciting games of tennis.
Miss Wenzelburger is the cham pion min epin-
PLAYER of RowaIde nan. MISS Ethei n pa. nd
grace of swimming. DR.. Belden, Dan Beloen
and H. K. Belden have gone on a d hing "Trip
to he Big Basin, sixteen miles from no"a
dennan.
Santa Monica
SANTA MONICA CAL. July 31.-The gay
summer season is in full blast and santa MOI
icn's most of admirers are here paying court al
her shrine, ana inCiuenthAy AoePin6 "P
round of festivities. "
The annual tennis tournament win us
usual social accom- panlments has made tnls
week brilliant one, balls, teas, moonlign.
beach excursions, picnics to the canyons,
swimming parties and various diversions be-
ing in order. ~.
The knights of Pythfas encampmont ois
solved in n blaze of glory and just in time to
allow the public to give ali attention to the
tennis tournament.
Sundays crowd was the largest OF the sea-
oil ha E n North BaAcn
was one of the main attractions.
The swell society event of the week was the
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ford Foulke. Gazelie: Miss Grace Nixon, ). A.
Manley, Sacramento; Mrs. L. H; Barnum,
N IS Jessie Bsruum, Master Ha old Bar, UNI,
Chico; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Lees, San Fran
cisco; Nj. and Mrs A. ]. Stemler, Sacramento;
Mrs. d. Dumaurey, Miss L. Dumanrey, A
Machefert, San Francisco; William Faber, Al
b bsny' Or; Al boeniche, Portland >. S Faton
Redding. CAL; ]. D. Carr, Miss L. B. Carr,
YreKa; Edison L. Foulke, Miss Elizabeth
Foulke, Gazelle, Cal.
Coronado.
c. W. snumway, Batavia, ILL.,, is visiting
Coronado. Attorney w. Austin Goodman OF
Cincinnati. Graeme Turnbull OF Baltimore
and DR.. Lozin of Brooklyn, n. Y, spent The
past two days cruising over to the Coronado
Islands, camping there one night In com
pany with Skipper Dunno OF the Heoe. me
hrst days catch amounting to ton Oh
fish was dumped overheard, as the Hepe is
not furnish with refrigerator. The spoils
OF the second day equaled the first. samples,
including sheepshead, bass, rockcod, lndlgo
perch, cells, baby seal and a 3O0-pound Jew
fish, being brought in by the party at night
j. clark Robbins, Berkeley, Is ut the motel
Mrs. T. c. Wright was recent San francisco
guest here r. H. NJ Scott and sister. MISS
been staying at the hotel and visiting
the various points of interest In this vicinity.
Or. A.. e. Regensburger OF suffer street. san
Francisco, has been spending week with his
brother. NJ. NJ. Regensburger at Hotel del
Coronado. Captain ]. H. Bennett of the Santa
Rosa is frequent visitor here. MI. ana Mrs.
E. w. Hitchings of New York, who were among
last seasons guests, are again at the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Blanchard are re,
ceut Los Angeles arrivals. jay W. Adam ana
E. A. Cooper two well-known San Francisco
railroad men, were here the past week. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Berlin are among the New
York guests. Mrs. NJ. McNicoii. accom-
panied by Miss McNicoll, OF San Fran
cisco, visited the beach during the week.
B. Sherwood Dunn. M. H.. Los Angeles; accom-
panied by DR.. Henry F. Helms, Florence,
Italy, spent Sunday at the hotel. Miss Mary
L. Dewing OF Kalamazoo, Mich, is visiting her
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:. OUTING. PARTIES.
Miss Helen Chittendsn Entsrtains
on Board the White WINGS.

By Invitation of Miss Helen Chittenden a
few friends were last Friday given an excur-
sion around the bay on the yacht White
Wings, Captain Charles R. Chittenden. The
party were treated to near view of the
Golden: Gate and after visiting various points
of interest around the bay were landed near
e. Campo, where a Doubtful lunch was
spread; Returning with fresh breeze the
:. sailing qualities OF the yacht were enjoyed by
all
The party was made up of Professor James
Hamilton Howe, Commodore j: L. Eckiey. DR..
Crum p1oA, Miss. Clara Crumpton, Henry Eek
ley, MISS ':raw haw, Mrs Alfred March, Pro-
f5ssor Charles II. H. m, Harold Lewis, c. j. +.
'Swett,:T NJ. Earl, Mrs. Earl, Miss Antolnette
Schoel thorn, a. s Wiester w. B. Murdoch,
Mrs. Murdoch. NJ IS Anne Fox, Miss Helm
.Chftteidea Miss Della Shattuck, Miss Wander
beck, Mss Klus, Miss Virginia Goodsell, Miss
Daisy Goodsell, Mrs. Pellet, Miss Edith Bar
byte. Miss Dorothy Goodsell, Miss Elizabe tn
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Klamath Hot Springs.

Late arrivals at the klamath Hot Springs in.
clude: Rev. and Mrs. NJ. L. Berger New York
DR.. ]. H. West, Kianathon; ]. B. West, Green
view. H.; Kola Neis, Albany. Or; N. R. Lever
ing, Orc Emo; George 7. Baldwin. Klamath
Falls. Or; Miss Maud Baldwin. Klamath Falls,
Or. Miss Matte Wilson, Medford, Or; Mrs. C.
Goulet, Seattle; II. B. ellis, Yreka; w. H.
Ob,ar, Los Angeles; Major Marion Biggs,
Gridley; Judge W. II. Biggs, ST. Louis.
Mo-; Mrs. James Faris, Sacramento;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kendall Oakland; Miss Mar
guerits Fouike, Gazelle; Master Leland STAN
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man. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Merriam, ST. Louis !;
A. w. Smith. San Francisco; George P. McLain,
George B. McLain, Miss B. McLain, Los Angeles;
A. n. Drown, Mrs. A. n. Drown, Miss Drown,
Miss Newell Drown, San Francisco; B. U.
Eta Steinman, Miss L. F. Stein.
man, Mrs. Louis Heillson. Sacramento;
j. A. Muir, wife and son, Miss Annie Smi tn, G.
L. Hurscamp and wife, Los Ange es; Miss
Alura D. Kittei, New YORK; ]. NJ. Mannon aud
wife, Ukiah; C. T. Past orius. Colorado Springs
]. w. Hellman Jr., A. J. Rich, II. P. Veeder,
San Francisco; John Henderson, Mrs. John
Henderson, ko; L. o. Henderson, Mrs. l.. o.
Henderson, Miss Sadie Henderson, Carson
CIVIC Verdier and Son Paris
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lawn party given by the Baroness Harden
Hickey. The good old game OF croquet, which
is rival to newer diversions this summer
was enthusiastically played. The guests were ::
Mrs Fl. A. Winslow, Mrs. Jsmes Bettner, Mrs.
G. L. Waring, Mrs. J: E. Hoy, Mrs: Shepherd,
Mrs Violet Urban: Mrs: +. G. Ryan, Mrs. H. ].
W. E. Lester, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Roberts,
Miss l. Scott, Miss Effie Corson, Miss A. Brooks.
Messrs. Freeman, Picher. Rowan and McGil-
vray gave delightful dinner Wednesday
evening at the Casino. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Jones, Miss Casweil, Miss
Knight Miss Hugus Miss Silent, Miss New
mark, Miss Hamilton, Mr.. Goodwin and Mr..
Daggett.
One of the joliest parties on our beach is the
inmates from the Orphans Home in San Ber-
nardino. Two cottages and large tent make
up their headquarters. For the next six weeks
they will live close to mother nature.
Mrs. Modini Wood and family are at Boehme
Villa.
Miss Laura Terry of Sacramento and Miss
Sadie Breen of San Mateo are the guests of Mrs.
Henry w. Keller.
Nine. Seminario and two sons are at the
Anchorage for the season.
Aetna Springs.
ETNA SPRINGS, CAL, July 3l.-The guests
of Etna were delightfully."- entertained on the
evening OF the Oath by DR.. and Mrs. Frark
Pague of San Francisco. Progressive, eucnre
claimed the greater part of the entertain
ment. E. w. Williams carried off the
White received: the first lady's prize.
Among the late arrivals are: W. Z. Toms, A.
L. Walker, ]. E. Edwards Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Tee, Mr. and Mrs. John Noonan. George p:
Thomas, R. Maerius, San Francisco; ISIS
Annabel Skinner, John 1mrie, Napa;
NJ SIS Anna Dixon, Allan Peck, Stanford Uni.
versity; A. A. Mackinder, Miss Leslie Kibble,
ST. Helena: F. L. Mooney. Mrs. w. u. Mooney
New York: Mrs. W. r. Dow, New Hampton
Robert Hunter Rochester, NY; Miss Caro-
line 8. Martin, Chicago. ::
Agua Caliente Springs. u:
The following guests registered at Aqua
Caliente Springs, SonoIna County, during the
last week: Mr.. and Mrs. J. K Hrbbetls, Miss
Dora Char es San Francisco; Mrs. &C. b. Du-
vail, Chicago; Floyd. Judah, Miss Blanche
Cameron. Alex Ross, David Kerr, Miss Vir:
GINA Kerr. Miss Eunice Kerr, Mass Blanche
Mrs. Wade, Oakland.
Porto1a. !.
PoRTOLA, CAL, July 3I.--The warm weather
of The past. week has brought to light long,
forg often coy hooks. and the guests of the
hotel have been enjoying the shades of the
redwoods. The future has mucn in store in
the line OF IN ountain drives and picnic parties.
During the week many impromptu house par
ties were arranged, and the guests took solid
comfort in country dances and light repasts.
Hotel de Redwoo :.
The latest arrivals at Hotel de Redwood are {:
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith, the Misses Griffith, San
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brother, Charles s. Rowe at the hotel Miss
Vyne Bowers, daughter OF ex Congressman
Bowers, is the guest OF Mrs. Ada ware
Morgan at her bungalow on the beach.
MIR. and Mrs. Evan Roberts and child are the
guests OF Mr.. Roberts parents at their home
on the beach. Mrs Rene Goodwin and
to the hotel Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H.
Gibbons of San Francisco are staying here.
Miss Fannie Graham of Atchison. Kans, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. B. Harrison at her cottage on
Flora avenue. L. NJ. Fletcher, Pacific Coast
agent OF the Missouri Pacific, was down the
past week from San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Selden Smart, New York, are al the hotel
for an extended visit. Mrs Smart (Helen II.
Gardiner) recently lectured in Les Angeles.
The site of the new Hotel del Coronado jetty
Is the scene OF much activity. The p,ledTiv yer
Work of filing in with brush and stone
was begun within the last few days.
charming excursion was given saturday by
the directors of the Summer School. The run to
Sweetwater dam was made in the morning,
lunchng at Linwood Grove, and follow
ing that visit to the Custom-house
Coronado being over the famous Silver
Strand The Government jetty at Znninga
shoals. North Island, was also visited. Mr..
aud Mrs. &C. G. KurtZ, Boston, Mass, Mrs. A.
H. Parker, Brookline Mass, and Miss Maurice,
Los Angeles, are party staying at the hotel.
Soda Bay.
Among the recent arrivals at Soda Bay are
1ni D. L. OeulsOns LuranA DenlSOn, OllVe Denl-
son, Florence Sloper, Oakland; Lottie Collier,
Highland; Mrs. C. E. Rawles, Miss Ruby
Jewell, Hopand; H. NJ. Barry, c., w. Greene.
Oakland; George }. v. Conner, San Fran
cisco; j. L. Craig and wife, Lizzie
hkers, Cassie Craig, Nora Allen, Highland;
Mr.. and Mrs Charles j. Deering, San Rafael;
stuart NJ. Brumagen, Walter S. Moore, Alexan-
ger D. Hayes, John B. Chef and family, Miss
GrennlDger, Adellne Smith, C. NJ. Sadler, o. N.
Greenewalo!, NJ. 7. Butler, Grace A. Buckley.
Genevieve Butler, AL &c Butter, George s. But
Ter, u. Butler, San Francisco; Alphonse Astorg,
Hslorg springs; Carrie Slot terbeck. Santa Rosa !;
Ethei A Green, Lawrenc. s. Greene, Oakland !;
T. A Shoorotf, Oakl and: w. 7. WEIGH Miss L.
DoyIe, MISS X Lynch, A. Migiuis, G. Glenn,
y. wilson, j. H. McEvoy, E. Kunst, San Fran
cisco; MISS Chidd, San Rafael N. Schroeder
san Jose; Mr.. and Mrs. f. Angel, three chill
aren ana nurse, Palo Alto: A. l. Black Oak
Hotel Rowardennan.
Late arrivals at the Hotel Rowardennan in.
ciude Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. OKane and
son, MI and Mrs. George E. Morse,
nephew and niece of President Mckinley,
george A. Turner, T. P. Woodward. wife and
son. MISS Woodward Miss Ethel Woodward,
MT; ana Mrs d. A. Cross and maid. Mrs. ]. H
wallace. Miss WallHce,J o. Cadman,C. b. Gould,
ell, Der kelley; j. Arthur Rowell, Berkeley;
c. F. Roweli, Berkeley; H. G. Rawley, San
francisco; Sam Wilson, San Francisco; A E.
Graupmer, San Francisco; Mrs. A. f. Cot.
n, Oakland; Mrs H. Gracey, Berkeley:
MISS Ames, Miss Emma Hall, Miss Patrick,
Miss Bohms, Miss G. Bohms, Harry Gray,
Master Ed Patrick, Mrs. J. w. Morgan. Miss
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Lake Tahoe.

TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE, CAL. July BE. T..
Alderman and wife of San Francisco and T. F.
Morrison and wife OF San Jose, who have been
staying at the Tallac for some time, departed
for their respective homes to-day. They char
tered the pleasure boat Mamie yesterday
and succeeded in landing nearly seventy fish.
Miss Norma Bachman and Miss Olga Adeles
dorfer have gained the reputation OF being the
most fearless horsewomen that have been
here for some time, having mounted horses
that few men would approach. In com
pany with Albert Baruch they re-
Mount Taac. Miss Rose Sachs, after
a very pleasant sojourn of two weeks
returned to San francisco to-day MANY
moonlight excursions ON the lake and picnics
have been Civ in the lady's honor Mrs f.
;. Kothchlld accompanied by her mother, Mrs
l.. Mey ersteln, returned 10 San Francisco 10.
day; Mrs Rothchild has had the distinction
OF being the most expert fisnerwoman
this season by having landed twelve-pounder
The expert swimming and high diving of
mrs. simon OF New York have created quite d
San Francisco, where she will spend al W
weeks previous to her return to the
East. Albert and Benjamin Baruch.
after having SNI passed Two delightful
the most. pleasant evenings passed at Tallac
occurred Tuesday when the steamer Mamie
towed the historic sailing barge Lii
nearly every guest aboard. Refreshments
were served and an orchestra added to the
features OF the entertainment The barge
was tastefuily illuminated and decorated. l..
o. p.,, d henderson henderson. Warden OF the Nevada
John Henderson and wife of Elko,
New are occupying ola Belle" cottage; B. o.
sielnman aud family of Sacramento, the
"Nilla"; J. 7. Wright, wife and friends, The
81. ,,AarcGsdian; Judge CARRIER and party, the
| BALDWIN; A. N Drown and fam
II the .Fsllen Leaf" and A. Ba-
Tuch and B. Baruch the flake View"
). A Muir; wife and Miss Annie Smith of Los
angeles departed for their homes yesterday
among me recent departures are Joseph Ehr-
man and family. E. L. Heller and family, VII
liam a; Magee and wife, Sol Wangenheim and
wlie, MIS- I. and j. H. Neustad;er and family,
- Among tht recent arrivals at Tallac are
\. N; cogswell, Poston. Mass; J. A.
Marshall ana wife, Berkeley; A. Macdon-
aid, Oakland; H. F. Kellon. San Fran.
cisco; Miss Gertie Kellon. San Francisco !;
Jonn seeker, Plaeerville; I. F. Morrison and
wife, San Jose: Ed Alderman and wife. san
E Fran m G; T. Mills Mills Co Iege, Cal;
Miss Mary NJ. Tolman, Manchester. N. ii. f:
Mrs. L. w. Themes. san Francisco !:
G. w. Torres, San Diego. Cal. Rev. G. A. Otto,
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AT THE RESORTS.
Notes From the Mountains, Sea-
side. Lakes and SPRINGS.

August promises TO be quite as gay as the
preceding summer months have been at the
various popular resorts. From all the interior
hotels come most encouraging reports of
crowded places and a never-ceasing round of
gayeties. Below will be found our usual in
teresting notes for the many fashionable coun-
frrr hot
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Announcement Made of Early
Fall Weddings.

The engagement is announced OF Miss Belle
Cohn and Charles Barnett. They will receive
their friends Sunday. August Is, from 2 to 5,
al. 2l5 Eleventh street.
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Hotel Del Mar.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, July 31.-The quie
beach at Hotel del Mar was the scene of very
exciting incident on Tuesday last. Several o
the guests had noticed during the morning
sal boat sailing around the bay, blu
supposing 1t to be a fishing party nc
attention was given to il. few moments
before the lunch hour Master Ed Crinmon
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Highland Springs.

Latest arrivals at Highland Springs are: w.
J. Yore, DR.. Sullivan, M. Cleary, w. II. Elliot,
w. A. Craig, W. G. Cords, s. f. Barnes, Mrs.
II. Bauer, James Nissum, A. B. Mackay, w. H.
LEX, DR.. Muller and wife, ]. C. Winans, Ed.
Polhemus, A. II. Ricketts, and family, Mrs.
Charles s. Wheeler, Mrs. Cete Ryan,
M J. scanton, Ira J. Harmon, Mrs. r. A. Har-
Tis, MIS-. II. P. Gazzunui, NJ. H. Grossmeyer,
DR.. G. F. Buckley, Fred Heliwig and son.
Charles Hanson. G. w. Fisher, Thomas Sulli-
van. Paul Friedman and family, Mrs. W. v.
Bryan and family, Miss Refs; E; H. Hoag,
C. Klumpp, ]. T. Burke Mrs NJ. B. Cunning
ham. Miss Carrie Cunningham, Miss Harriet
Cory Miss Saran Cory, J. II. Duckmann. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ A. sprague. J. Harris, j. G. Lewis,
Mrs. Mrs. a. t. Spots, Mrs B; NJ aaron,
A. L. Edwards, Mrs B. R. Phillips, Mrs. g. ].
Jones, Frank P. Thwalts, John Sroufe, N. A.
Hawkins and family, Mrs. Tigue and child,
Mrs. W. D. Foote, Miss HARRISON, L Won Szin-
nyey, l. W. Classon, J. Swain, p. P. Hooe and
wife. DR.. w. E. Taylor, Miss Sophia Booes. F. P
Taylor, George F. Taylor, A. v. Clark, W..
O'Bryan, c. P. Bradford, Mrs. NJ. Simms. Mrs
M liom Tan
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son of the manager of the hotel, while watch
ing the boat saw 1t catch in the breakers and
capsize. With cry TOT assistance to his COM
panion, Master Willie Breen, he made dash
for the beach. The lads needless of conse-
quences rushed into the surf overturned the
boat and rescued the then unconscious
man. Willing hands and restoratives
soon restored the unfortunate man. 1t was
found that he was a gentleman from San
Francisco who was visiting in Santa Cruz and,
having gone out on fishing excursion. lost
control of his craft. 1t is needless to say the
boys were heroes the rest of the day at Del Mar.
The guests at Del Mar are having most
enjoyable time Swimming. boating, excur-
sions to the big trees, Olive Springs and
other points OF interest," together with
hayrides, make the moments pass merrily.
The following are spending the month here's
Miss Annie Bagge, Master Harold Agmar.
Miss Katherine McFadden, Miss Amelia Mar
tin, Miss K T. Mcguire. Mr.. and Mrs. s. j..
Allen, Mrs. J. D, Sullivan. the Misses Nellie and
katherine Sullivan, Miss s. Krause. Miss G.
Krause, Mrs. A P. Giannini, Mrs. P. O'Connell,
Mrs w. Shaughnessy, Miss Regina Ounce, j.
I. Fleming, William Butler, Frank A. Con-
zales. william A; Kelly, Masters John Martin
ana Ra: mond Kennedy, San Fran cisco; Rev.
J. P. Callahan, Antioch; J. D. Walsh. J. Miller,
Rene A. Brassy, San Jose; Henry B. Allen,
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-Porto1a.

Continued on rage reenty7ssps,l
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L0pande No. n o..

Planeringsarbetef q Fosstonb ar
nu ] full gang, och aro bortat 1000 man
dermed sysselsatta.
Eft nytt sagverk Lar den maktige E.
Weyerhauser komma att bygga Thief
River Falls nasta ar. Han har nemlf-
Igen for delta andamal inkopt bygg-
nadstomt af G. w. Mason for en- kost-
mad af $4,000.
Instaldt arbefe. Pioneergrufvan i
trakten af Ely har pa grund af vissa
uppkomna syarigheter mellan egaren
och arrendatorn, upph0rt med slit ar
lbete. Harigenom ha tyvarr $50 man
blifVit utan sysselsattning.
kOnlkurs har Mankatos yIIefabrik
blifyit forsatt. Skulderna arc $4,000.
men tillgangarne nppgifvas' Ell. Den
narmaste anledningen till fallissemen-
tet fraga ar att bolagets framste man.
J. A. Willard, sjeIf gjort konkurs.
D0dsfaEI. Andrew Nelson Holm af-
led ! slit hem i Taylors Falls sondagen
den % nov. Han var fodd Kristian-
lstad, Sverige, den 8 febr. 1929 och an
lande till Amerika 1854 SAINT bosatte
sig trakten af Taylors Falls. Senare
fiyttade han till Chisago Lake, hvarest
han idkade handel och blef 1857 ut
namd till platsens f6rste postmastare.
1 borgarkriget deltog 81. tire och ett
halft ars It'd. Efter krigets slut bosat-
tie han sig Taylors Falls, hvarest han
under en- fold af ar idkat hotellrorel-
Sc. Under tvenne Ars It'd f0restod
Holm och hans hustru pa ett berom-
vardt satt hushallet vid Gust. Ad. Coll
ege. Han var en- aktiv medlem af sv.
luth. forsamlingen. Den valkande ban
brytaren sorjes narmast af hustru och
en- fosterdotter. gift med Hon. Aug. j.
Anderson. - Mrs Svante Anderson
Carver har ahidit, och har sv luth. Sa-
lens -forsamlingens fruntimmersfor-
ening med anledning deraf affattat en-
sorgeresolution, uttryckande sin diupa
sympati med de soriande.
Fran Gustavus AdoIphus College.
Nasta torsdag borjas slutexamina for
hostterminen, och de studerande bere-
da sig pa en- het dust. Pa onsdagen
halles den omnamda oratoriska tafiin-
gen, som motses med stort intresse.
Forliden Vecka hollis kyrkoinYignings-
fest j Bernadotte, da f6rsamIingens
nya kyrka inyigdes till Herrens tienst.
Dr. NJ. Wahlstrom var narvarande och
h0ll tvenne tai, ett pa svenska och ett
pa engelska En- oktett fran skolan
var inbiuden att siunga vid de olika
hhogttii iiietefEla DIR. s.. p. a.. LindaE1l
fran Rock Island SAINT de fieste af di-
Estriktets pastorer voro narvarande och
bidrogo att CORA festen, som fortgicki
tvenne dagar. till en- lyckad sadan.
Nasta l6rdag kommer 1.-THE Ladies Aid
Society" att gifva en- Undertaking.
vid skolan, da forsaljning af under 8ret
f0rfardigade och anskaffade saker eyer
rum. Efter ett kort program bjudas
de narvarande pa forfriskningar. vi
villa mamma mera harom nasta num-
mer.- Fragan ON jullofvets langd har
nu blifyit afgjord pa ett tillfredsstal-
lande satt De feste af de studerande
hafva nemligen beviljat sig sjelfva tire
|veckors jullof, och inga svarigheter
funnos vagen for ernaendet af delta
lysande resultat.
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Dakota ylneter.
DEN vaclsraste skoIbyggnad state

Den vacEraste skoibyggnad staten
har nyligen uppforts Fessenden, N.
D. Kostnaden uppgar till 5000.
En- tilIbyggnad till asylen for SHINES
svaga N. D. kommer att ske den mar
maste framtiden. Eft Ian uppgaende
till SAC, 900, barande 6 procents ranta
och betalbart inom 90 ar, skall uppta-
gas for andamalet.
! medvetsl6st tillstand patraffades
j. f. Dahl den II dennes Merchants
hotell Sioux Falls, s. D. Han hade
qvallen forut anlandt fran Mitchell.
Hur1vida medvetsl6sheten harrorde af
os eller utstrommande gas angifves
icke
Legislaturen republikansk. Mar po-
pulistlegislaturen i S. D. forliden vim
ter uppdelade valdistrikten, trodde de,
att, afven ON resultatet vid de altman
ma valen visade en- 6fveryagande repu-
blikansk majoritet, legislaturen andock
skulle blifva populistisk. Nu visar Diet
sig icke desto mindre, att ON nasta val
visar samma resultat som det i ar hall
ma, kommer legislaturen att ega f6ljan-
de sammansattning: huset 81 repu-
#blikaner och % populister; senaten
80 republikaner och Is populister. Ell
mindre an % counties. som flor r6.
stade for populisterna, ha ar 6fver-
gait till republikanerna.
Eft rysIigt rnord. Vid midnattsti-
den emellan den I och s dennes fam
polisen i ett bakrum az EFT tvayanings- J
.hus pa Main ave. / Sioux Falls, s.. D.,
1det lila sdndersargade liket all en- norr-
man, Roy Erikson. James Darlington,
hvilkens hns mordet begicks. befann
sig i ett angransande rum. Han be-
skylde William West, kviIkens dotter
Erikson var anklagad for att ha for
fort, for mordet Denna hade blifvit
sand till reformskolan Plankinton,
och hon omkom yid den nyligen TINA
de eldsvadan derstades. West lar
emeilertid kunna bevisa, att han ickel
befann sig pa platsen, da mordet sked-
de. Darlington har varit delaktig II
mord ett par ganger f0rut, ooh ALA
omstAnd digheter tyda pa, att han NOR
dat Erikson FOR att atkomma $50, som
denne bar pa sig.