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r. NJ. Stene returned to Fargo
Wednesday.
T. F. Marshall spent Wednesday
in Aberdeen.
Attorney Cady is ccurting at For
man this week.
The Y's will meet with Miss Pearle
Trauger tonight.
w, F. Boylen was quite severely
bitten by dog last Friday.
DIR. Teal moved his family to the
Singleton farm last Saturday.
Mrs, Crawford has moved back in
to the rooms by the Union Meat
Market,
Little Harry Williams was quite i'll
this week with inflammation of the
stomach.
All the ice houses in town are be-
ing filled this week with an excellent
quality Of ice.
Miss Anna Romstad went to Glov-
er Wednesday to spend few days
at A. E. Olsons.
Rev. Gimblet, OF Valley City arrived
Monday for visit with his sister,
Mrs. j, M. Taylor.
Sidney Brooks returned from Far
[ go Monday, where he has been at
work in II hospital.
Mrs. H. G. Mccartney went to Far
( go Friday to spend the Holidays with
Mrs. w. B. Rowland.
Chet Vincent was confined to the
house several days this week with a
severe attack CT La Grippe.
The Nelson Bros. of Clement al
vertise in another column their fine
| short horn bull for sale or trade.
If you have not paid for your paper
this year, don't let the year go by with
out doing little for the printer.
Chas. Gray is occupying rooms
over the postoffice and will remain in
this country this winter at least,
Just received-A barrel of sweet
apple cider direct from Pennsylvania
The genuine article. S. L. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Engle started
Monday for Lisbon where they will
spend the winter with their daughter
i Miss Mollie Peterson came up from
Watertown, S. D. Saturday evening
, to visit her brother and other friends
in town
Sheriff Axtel and his prisoner Con.
Icy came in on the 500 Monday on
their way to Sargent county where
the case for horse stealing is to be
iagain tried.
The lounge spread, made by Mis-
Anna r omstad's mother, which was
ratified on Monday, was drawn by
Mrs. Gorder.
E. L. Marquis departed Monday
morning via Chicago-Northwesterl
for his home in Illinois where he will
spend the Writer.
Topic for Christian Endeavor Sun
day evening Dec. 19, Our sins aud hoy
to get rid of Them Luke. 13: 23- 80
Meeting led by secretary.
Hay is proving to be drug on tn
market this winter. Farmers guage'
their haying operation by last wiz
ter. m Is and as result con s;.la,
able will be carried over.
G. w. Koerr or of he Oakes Mli;n
Co. says that he will pay two ceut
per bushel above the market price fo
good wheat. Chas, will keep th
Mill running if such thing is pos
sible.
Attorney Thorpe of Forman has re
4cently won an important tax It'll
case before the State Supreme Court
which it is estimated will save Sal
gent county between forty and fit.
Thousand dollars,
Will Bishop was receiving congratu
lations this week but no one got an
cigars as the report that he was maj
RED proved to be a little too prey!
Gus. The indications are that congrat
ulations will be all right q little late
The citizens Of, Wirona, N. Dal
have employed night watchman t
keep watch over the city during th
night and 10 give alarm if DANCE
should come from over the rive
There have been threats made thu
revenge would be taken by the Inc
ians, since the lynchlng of the Ind
ians few weeks ago.
Charles Whitehead aged about
or 40. formerly resident Of the G.
q lumb;a country and known to goc