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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kiesling of VIM
1throp are the happy parents of boy
who made his arrival Aug. 18th.
Nan Wilkes s:and dog driver Max will
be at the fair. Take the children out
and let them see this exhibition.
Mrs. John Buschers and Miss Mollie
Luehrs returned Wednesday after six
weeks trip with relatives in Ohio.
The business men of Winthrop are
considering the advisability Of holding a
Street Fair at that place some time in
September.
Reys. Sandmeyer, Schalk and Reieneke.
left for st. Paul Monday, to attend the
Catholic Retreat of all priests of the
Minnesota diocese. Sd
Fred Vogelpohl returns to Green Bay,
WIS. tomorrow, after spending his va
cation with his parents here. He is a
teacher in Green Bays Lutheran school.
Register of Deeds Miller left for
Mankato Saturday evening. Mrs. Miller
and children were visiting there with
Mrs. Miller's parents last week and the
whole family returned Monday.
Landlord Emanuel Schnobrich of Cav
lord was visiting here last week, and in
order to be on the safe side he took
Cashier F. F. Mansfield of the Gaylord
bank, with him. They remained here
but short time. ..~~. .. 2. -.
During the absence of Rev. Albrecht
and Prof. Schaller, I. F. Albrecht filed
the vacancy in the Lutheran church.
Mr.. Albrecht, who spent most of his va,
cation assisting other minister's, is now
at home for few weeks. .-~ .
Miss Emily Frlton of Sleepy Eye, a
graduate of the Northwestern hospital
Minneapolis left for San Fransico to
nurse in the Government hospital. She
has been in the service a year, and will
go to Manila should more nurses be re-
quired.
Hy. Erdahl was fined $40 and costs
for drunkenness by Justice Henningsen
Friday morning, while VIM. Cristenberg
escaped with lighter sentence, $5 and
costs. Both men were arrested by Night
police Julius, and both paid thei1 fines.
Rev. K. E. Schulze of Mankato and
his son Johannes were here over Sunday
and left for Waconia Monday. The
latter gentleman, who just passed his
examination accepted call to Sanborn
where he will be installed as pastor of
the Lutheran congregation next Sunday.
The Second Regiment band has made
contract with Arlington business men
to play at the street fair there Septem-
Der goth. The band is also negotiating
with Lamberton for the same purpose,
but so far no contract has been made,
although the terms are nearly all agreed
to.
Gov. Lind has appointed Harry l..
Bulls as judge of probate to succeed
the late Judge Winship, Faribault coun-
ty, who died Sunday week ago. Judge
Bulls was formerly battalion adjutant
of the 18th Minnesota, with the rank of
first lieutenant. In the National Guard
he served as judge advocate.
SchapekahH & Co. sent crew of
skilled men to Winthrop yesterday
where the firm has contracted for the
construction of a fine building for Es-
penson & Koepke, the butchers. The
building has to be finished this season.
The necessary implements, brick, NOR
tar etc. were shipped to Winthrop Mon
day.
Rev. VIM. Rocker of Springfield has
accepted call to the Lutheran congre-
cation at Hord, Ill. BE is obliged to
leave Minnesota on account of throat
troubles. On his trip to Illinois he
stopped here to spend a few hours with
his friends, Rev. Albrecht and family.
The choir and other young people of
the Lutheran church having gathered at
his friends house, Rev. Rocker passed
his farewell hours IN most enjoyable