The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-30
LUvERNE NEWS.
High School commencement Shortly
Wedding Announcement.

LUVERNB, May 29.-(Special Brock
county Democrats will hold their conven-
ton in this city on Thursday, June IA.
The primaries will be held throughout
the county Tuesday, June r. from 2 to
9 o'clock D. M The several precincts
throughout the county, according to the
above basis of representation, are ent-
tied to the following number of dele
gates: City of Luverne, North precinct,
4; South precinct, 6; LuYerne township,
8; Clinton, 8; Martin, 4: Magnolia, s; Vi
emma, 8; Kanaranzi g. Rose Del >. Ia 4
tie Plain, 8; Beaver Creek, 8.
Active steps are being taken by the
Democrats with the end in view of thor
Gratis throughout the entire county free
ly express their confidence of the final
victory of their party in the coming cam
pa1gn, and they are sparlng neither la
Dor nor expense to treat the Republicans
to a. genuine old-fashioped Democratic
campaign of the warmest type. The out
come of the Kansas City convention Will
be Endorsed and carried out to the letter
Gratis declare that Minnesota will go
overwhelmingly Democratic this fall,
citing among other things, the recent
municipal election in ST. Paul, as good
and sufficient grounds for the belief in
the general dissatisfaction in the pres
ent Republican administration.
The Republican primary election will be
held in the various election districts
throughout the county on Saturday, June
16, between the hours of 1870 and $50
o'clock in the evening. Delegates will be
elected to attend the county convention
to be held in this city,, June q.
The thirteenth annual commencement
Of the Luverne High school will take
place at the opera house, in this city,
Tuesday, June 3, The exercises, will be-
gin at o'clock D. m. An excellent pro-
gramme has been prepared for the occa-
sion.
Peter Munson has sold his farm of $40
few miles south of this city, to Eliza
beth c. Griffith, of Ashton, Ill. Consid-
GRAFTON, $42 per acre.
Mrs. Thompson, of st. Paul, is in Lu-
verne in the interest of the State Chill
dren's Home Society.
Mrs. Jennie Grant, Of Indianapolis, is
in the city, the guest of relatives for the
summer.
Corn planting has been completed in
this vicinity. Growing crops badly in
need OF rain.
A O. Moreaux has severed his connec-
ton with the Herald, of this city, after
nine years of prominent connection with
that institution, and yesterday began an
engagement with the Express at Mantor-
vile. Mimi Mr.. Moreaux is an expert
newspaper man, honest and reliable. He
has a host of warm friends here, where
he was very POPULAR
Cards are out announcing the ap-
Rftterman,, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. B.
L. Kttterman, and Charles r. Cline, of
Jennings, La. The wedding will take
place at the home of the brides parents
in Ashcreek, a smaH town just south of
this city, at high noon Wednesday, June
8. Immediately following the ceremony
Dig banquet will be given. Miss Kit
terman is one. of ReckNeounty's most
popular and highly accomplished young
ladies'. while the prospective groom is a
prominent young attornsy at Jennings,
La. They will make they home at Jen-
nings, for which place they will leave
after short tour iHzthissEection. About
a year and half 5g6 Miss Kitterman,
upon the recommertd tfo1F of her physi-
clans, went to Loutaanaifor the benefit
of her health, wl1ichsaa ss9ben very poor
~. While there size not only regained
her former good healthEs but also first
met her future life 5eompAnion.