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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
BISMARCK.

Inc annual banquet Of the Fortnight
~ club of Bismarck was the social event
OF the week. The banquet was held at the
eaecutiHe mansion, Gov. and Mrs. White
LOT thirty-two guests and the decorations
OF the residence and of the tables were
IN IN the club colors. pink and white
Pink and white chrysanthemums consti
tuted the floral decorations. Gov. White.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, Mrs c. M DAM
r n; Bryne and Prof. A. l.. Woods re-
SPonded to toastS and Mrs. William
moore acted as POSTMASTER.
Warden N. f. Boucher returned this
week from attendance upon the National
Frlson association at Kansas City He
Was honored by election as president of
the Wardens' association, succeeding
warren of Michigan.
Jack Mcclellan, an Old resident of the
city. was found dead at Apple Creek.
Wnere ne was acting as Waterman of :.
railroad bridge. Coroner Tibbils decided
10 inquest was necessary as medical in
FestlSat1on showed the man to have died
of heart disease.
Edward Lee, the convict who escaped
from the state pen;tentiary last week.
tells the prison officials he was without
loou from ~ day
night until he was captured Saturday
morning. The weather turned cold after
his escape and his feet were quite badly
frosted
Word has been received in the city that
Mrs. Florence Huntley. of Chicago, has
become editor of the Iowa Falls Re-
publican. Mrs Huntley is the widow of
Stanley Huntlev formerly editor of the
Bismarck Tribune
Henry Stark, railroad laborer, at
tempted to board a Northern Pacific pas
senger train after being put off and fell
re ath the wheels, losing a leg at the
ankle
The coming wedding is announced Of
Rev. James Anderson, formerly pastor
of the Methodist church at Bismarck and
now at Drayton. and Miss Elizabeth
Preston, of the state w. c. T. u. The
wedding will tax % the home oe
The brlue at Tower CITY. Dec H.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
LITCHFIELD.

The K. P. lodge gave a game supper
and programme az Masonic hall last
Wednesday evening at which $50 guests
were present
lis. who WIS killed last Tuesday while
deer hunting with Cen Douglass, was
br, ught hare Saturday and taken .
Spring Grove cemetery III Ce'tar Mills
Tor turial.
A happy birthday surprise was given
Ed. Burfenning. of Forest City, on SatGr-
day evening.
n. d. March went to Mankato Thurs
dav to look after his lands there.
Mrs. George Kinds. OF this city, is IN
a hospital in Minneapolis where she Went
tuesday to undergo an operation.
Rev. Thomas G. Crunik, formerly rec
TOR of Trinity church here, mas peen
visiting friends here the past week.
Mrs. j. e. Elliott, who has been comm
ed to her room the past week, is conVate-
Miss Bessie Wright entertained. the
teachers and members of the elgntn
grade from the high school building last
Saturday evening. D,,.7
a school of instruction for the Eightn
district of the o. e. S. was held in
Masonic hall last Tuesday. Mrs; Nc
Canlev. grand worthy matron or Ine
state was o, esent and NUMBER OF visit
ing delegations from other chapters.
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MANKATO.

George and Peter, the. two sons of A,
w. Lorentz, were shot in the face by a
son of Adam Klugherz Saturday morn
ing. The wounds are not dangerous.
Sumner lTillotson was seriously injured
Saturday while trying to steal a ride on
the Omaha freight between Amboy and
LAX Crystal Several ribs were frac-
tured and he was badly bruised.
The house occupied by Carl Kawell and
family was burned to the ground Satur-
day morning by an unknown party
Mrs. NJ J. Severance and daughter.
Nettie, entertained a large number of
married women at six-hand euchre Sat
urday afternoon. The head prize, 4
bunch of American. Beauty roses. was
won by Mrs. Edgar Weaver. Delicious
refreshments We're served.
Col. Wildell has returned from a trip
through Iowa.
w. w Jermane was in the city satur-
day
Mrs. c. E. Wise and daughter are Wis
ting in La Crosse
Mrs. L. o. Randall died of consump-
ton Sunday morning. She was forty
one, years of age, and is survived by a
husband and five children.
The LiedertafeI Singing Society pre-
scented the German comedy. The White
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
FARGO.

The case of Cora Oman, which has
been continued several times, has again
been postponed till Tuesday, as Sheriff
Twitchell is in the Twin Cities for requi-
sition papers. 1t is not thought Gov.
Van SAINT will grant a second requisition
after the habeas corpus was secured III
the former.
Socially Fargo was dull the past
week. One of the pleasantest events was
the charity ball by Mrs. W. E. Hunt.
which was largely attended The second
of the series of balls given by the Coterie
club was decided success and numerous
small parties were given. The euchre
party by Mesdames Alexander and Max
Stern was the most pretentious of the
smaller affairs and the evening was "a
most enjoyable one. number of Fargo
people went to Madison to take in the
football game. Nearly all were enthusi-
astic shouters for the Minnesotas. and
the result of the game must have be-
decidedly discouraging. The football
fans here could not figure how Mime
sofa cOulG lose.
Jacob Thompson. of Baifour, came to
Fargo for treatment for a crippled leg
He had habit of riding down on freight
trains and switch engines. Yesterday
while hanging onto a car his arms gave
out and his good leg was broken in the
fall. It Will be several weeks before he
can get around.
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REDWOOD FALLS,


Mrs. H. NJ. Anne entertained a number
OF guests Saturday in honor of Miss julia
Waldron, of GAINESVILLE
Rev. William Mitchell. wife and
daughter left for Ke1idallville, Ind, Sun
day. III z
league, is at Delphi, Ind. where he is
holding series of revival meetings.
Hrs. George A. Buxton has gone to
harrington, ..eb.,. where she will spend
the winter with relatives.
Miss Louise Rounds, of Minneapolis.
arrived here last week and will spend
the winter with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Jones.
The pupils of Mrs. C. G. johnson
gave a piano recital at the Anne resi-
dence Wednesday. Vocal selections and
instrumental music by local artists con-
tributed to make the entertainment a
success. il
The ladies of the city have organized
a Wcman's club, and will hold the first
A. Palmer as chairman.
Mr.. Dickinson, president of the Bank
OF Redwood Falls, left on Monday for
Hot Springs. where he will spend the
winter, hoping to improve his health.
Representative James A. Larson was
in the city last week.
=. M: Dunnington has gone to Rock
ford. ILL.,. where he will resume his art
work -
The game of football between the high
schools of Tracy and Redwood Fails
resulted in a score of II to in favor OF
Tracy.
A fire started in the basement of the
mo steam laundry Wednesday even
ing caused by pine boards being niled
on the engine to dry. The prompt re-
Spouse Of the fire department prevented
any serious damage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
LITTLE FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs e. Rioux have returned
from Horace, N. D. They brought back
with them a little eleven-year-old orphan
girl whom they have adopted.
Andrew Swanberg, of Cass Lake, was
in town this week. He will have charge
of a camp on Turtle river for the Nells
Lumber company.
Joseph Anti and Ed Taylor, are hunt
ing deer in Cass county.
Judge e. w. Collins went north for a
two weeks deer hunt.
B. Y. McNairy viii go on the road 1or
the Western Manufacturing company, OF
Minneapolis, as jewelry salesman. His
territory Will be throughout North and
South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Benham have moved
here from Hubbard.
j. S. Christensen, of Copenhagen, Den
mark, is visiting his old friend, August
Christensen. Mr.. Christensen is making
a tour Of the United States.
While playing with an old pistol Tues
day, Harry Smith shot himself through
the hand.
DR.. J. H. Kinney, of Royalton, died
at that place last Tuesday night of blood
poisoning, caused from an abscess on the
neck, aged forty-eight years. He leaves
a wife and six children. He was born at
Fort Ripley, where his father was pio-
neer missionary.
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Worth Dakota
DEVILS LAKE.

Congressman Burke, of Pierre, S. d.
has been in the city for the past week
looking after real estate and other inter
eStS.
Col c.. A. Lounsberry, special agent OF
city the past several days. The colonel
looks after those who try to make fraud
ulent proofs of tree claims and home-
steads. and incidentally edits the North
Dakota Record, Fa go magazine de-
voted to the interests of this state A
number of fraudulent tree claims in this
section of the country have been held
for cancellation" in the report of Louns-
berry and a number of these cases have
been tried the past few days.
Judge COwan returned this week from
Minot, whe: e he held two weeks term
or the district court In that state. Judge
Cowan was attorney general of the state
when elected to his present position last
fall, and the state papers have pictured
MIN as a possible contestant of Senator
Hansbrough's seat in the United States
senate.
Dr. Jones has taken ten days vaca-
ton and is at Williston. i'll this state
hunting deer.
Rem Smell is well enough to be at work
again after his recent Illness occasioned
by scratch causing blood poisoning
John j. Anderson. of Alexandria Mimi.
mas secured position with George w.
GettS furniture emporium.
f. Moler, of Chicago, has been en-
ployed by Mann &c Son, to look after the
wants of some of the rush in the drv
goods department of that large store.
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ANOKA.

T- +
Rev John Plummer, of this city, was
appointed to the NJ. E. church pastorate
at Ostego, by Presiding Elder Fielder
Joseph Hall returned from Maine last
week >sAE sN
Mr.. E and Mrs. Edward Gilmore have
moved to Cass Lake, where they will
reside.
Mrs. M. E. Carroll Mr.. and Mrs. P. s.
Rope and N. Goodrich, will leave soon
to spend the winter in California.
At meeting of the school board Tues
day night, the liberal offer of Mr. E. F.
Reed to defray the preliminary expenses,
not to exceed $1,000, for manual train
ing school was accepted. The new branch
will be in operation January l.
Egalita Dancing club dheld its first
dance Friday night. A large attendance
and a good time resulted.
Two new rural delivery routes have
been decided on i'll this county George
Rathbun and Forrest Hunter have been
selected as carriers. The routes will be
in operation January /.
Miss Blanche Newcomb, of Grand Rap
ids. was in Anoka this week, the guest
of her mother
Miss Alice Johnson. of Minneapolis,
visited Anoka friends Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Beckel, of Minneapolis, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Jeannett Hib-
bard this week. a u
Mr.. and Mrs Northuif, of St. Paul,
spent Sunday with Mrs. E. P. Sawyer
and family.
Mrs. T. j. sharkey. entertained at tea
party Saturday evening. Covers were
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
BUFFALO,.

The Misses Sadie and Alice Lesson, of
Minneapolis, spent the week with their
mother, who has been sick for the past
two weeks.
Mr. Charles McClatchie. on Monday,
moved to his farm in Rockford township,
recently purchased from Mr.. Charles
Loeffler.
Rev. Levi Gleason and wife returned to
their home at Dundas, Mimi, after a
months visit with their daughter, Mrs
DR.. Shannon.
Mr. L. F. Bryant. of Monticello. was
doing business at the county seat last
Tuesday.
T Mr.. George Persian and Miss Lulu Abb
bot, both of this village, were married.
at the Catholic church last Thursday
The Rev. Father Grueiner officiated
Miss Abbie Vending and Miss Clara
Oakley, were city visitors last Satur-
day.
H, S. saylor of the firm of Saylor &
Baker, editors of the Buffalo Journal,
was transacting business in Delano on
Monday.
Presiding Elder Hingeley, OF the Litch-
field district held the first quarterly con-
ference at Buffalo on Saturday evening
and preached in the morning on Sunday
Miss Grace Coehrane was in Mime
apolis on Saturday.
Mrs C.. E. Oakley spent several days
in Minneapolis during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Melville have
organized guitar and mandolin club
in Buffalo, and their first meeting was
held at their home at Pulaski Lake on
Tuesday evening. $50
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Shannon were in
the city on Friday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
ALEXANDRIA.

Senator Nelson will leave this week f0r
Washington, Mrs. Nelson and Miss Ida
will accompany him. Mr.. Q. H. Hicks,
his private secretary, went last week.
A movement has been started to place
stained glass window in the Episcopal
church, commemorative of Bishop Whip
pie The bishop established the church
here and held the first service forty-three
years ago.
The A. O. w. lodge gave another Of
its popular dances at Fraternity hall last
Friday night. These dances will be given
every two weeks during the winter.
Mr.. Cleve A. Van Dyke went to Grand
Forks few days ago and brought homo
his younger brother Arthur who had
left home without his parents consent.
Several people from here will go West
in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. James Kas-
son and son, Ernest, will go to Tacoma,
where the commodore hopes to benefit hia
health by the change. Mr.. M. Fuhr and
family go to Whatcum. Mr.. August o..
Nelson and family go to Port William.
Miss Ella Sundblad. Miss Anderson. Mrs.
r. L. Colby and children, Mrs. FosS and
children and Mr.. Ickman go with Mr..
Fuhr to New Whatcum. Wash.
The first deer killed in this county for a
good many years was killed a few miles
north of town last Monday by Toilet
Dahl.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dent
to the number of $50 gathered at their
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
ALBERT LEA.

Miss Hannah Hanson, who was many nan
years resident Of this city a;y,isv was R KV
Ileu ~ q T Roxter a business man OF
IL that f0p plac e, RRom she met when both
We're at Hot Springs. Ark, for treat
i'i The case of the state VS.; Rinehart and
Charles Waldo. in which the defendain nus
were charged with urlawfuiiy o fram ans
q Old -. man named Andrew Mitchell, ma, mas
settled the p59gsr psd hi bacs 0sen
leIui n m Havel of the village of London,
tbis e. county, waived examination d before f IRE
Justice Stacy day or swo a at t Ilec meet a
gave 80 !" t be- district court next month, the
Charge cha against him being selling liquor
W1 WHO ~, Reiief society has selected the
toiInwing officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. H: G. Day; vice PRES Ss
dent, Mrs. H. G. Koontz; sec Mrs m1 D.
rTh0maS
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CRooKsToN.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Harriet Packard to Mr.
Christopher R. Coulter, of Mallory,
Wednesday at noon.
A movement under the leadership of DR..
Boles has been started to build an Ice
rink and it seems quite probable that It
will be successful.
One of the most enjoyable social occa-
sions of the season was progressive
euchre party given Friday evening by the
Mesdames Lycan, Hay and Stephens.
Rev. Herman P. Fisher, who was once
a locomotive engineer, addressed the
physics class of the high school one
morning last week upon the Subject OF
the locomotive.
B. Sampson commences suit against the
town of Lowell for damages alleged to
have been caused by the opening OF
new road leading into the city.
The band contract by which the mer-
chants of the city subscribe about
yearly for the maintenance of the
Crookston band has been renewed.
The Polk County Journal, when cnans-
ed to the name of the Red River Farm
Journal and to magazine size, has re-
turned to newspaper size upon an OPINION
of the attorney general.
At a preliminary debate held mere Fri
day night the following high school boys
were chosen to debate with Ada In the
state debating contest to be held here
Dec 10: Willard Selleck, maurice
Rosenthal and Clifford Dufour.
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LISBON.

Rev. and Mrs. Ellsworth. of the Epis--
c0pal church, We're guests of Mr., and
Mrs W. C. Resser. at Fargo. this week.
A. ]. Rose. a pioneer farmer of BAN
som county, who went to Alberta, Cans
a short time ago. to settle. is back again.
He says 1t is better to bear the ills he
has here than fly to others he knows not
OF in Canada.
Mrs. G. H. Davies, of wahpeton, is WIS.,
ting her daughter Mrs. Intiehouse.
Mrs. Morris and her daughter, Mrs
Bishop, of Dickinson. are visiting Mrs.
w. S. Parker. the formers daughter
and will remain in Lisbon all winter.
Mrs. o. J.. de Lendride, the wen known
osteopath of Fargo, is guest OF Dr.. e.
v Basye
Neal Murphy and wife have gone to-
Peterson, Iowa. to live.
The estate of the late Mark w. Dun-
ham. the great horseman of Wayne, ILL.,,
has been settled SO far as the property
in North Dakota is concerned. The real
estate in North Dakota owned by tho
heirs is estimated to be worth over $50, 600.
Arrangements are being made by tho
state farmers institute board of direc-
tors to hold fifteen farmers Institutes
throughout the state.
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LIE sUEUk.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Bertha Poehler, of this CITY, a ana
initials occur at the home of DR.. and
M hhont fortv friends of Theodore Dur
renberger surprised him at his home
1h hIr ana Mrs Fred Busch, of Red
Wing. spent the week with relatives
here.
1ner in Canada, arrived home Friday.
The local lodge, A. o. U. w, VIII 1nl-
tate class of twenty. here "Wednesday.
G. M. w. Dirnent. of Owatonna, Will be
present. a.,
.scan rushers'' and is determined to put
a stop to that class furnishing intoxl,
canls to inebriates who are blacklsted
- Mr.. ic and Mrs. E. s Evans celebrated
their thirty sixth wedding anniversary
Thursday
of Miss Louisa Dykes, of this city, anu
n nj Zuel of Mankato. The wedding
win take place in this city Nov H.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
sAUK RAPIDS.

Elmer Campbell, of Matab, has return
Ed from Portland and Seattle, where he
spent the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.aEs Tucker are visiting
relatives in Detroit, Mich.
J. A. Stanton, the railroad contractor.
returned to his home yesterday, having
completed his contract at Winnipeg juno
ton. 9aY
Herman Fisher stopped off to visit his
old friend, John Arlfeth, on his way to
British Columbia
George H. Homap and II. p Wood have
Ka1ispel, Mont.
w. o. Broadhead has been appointed
town clerk in place of J. K Westcott,
W . sresigned 70 so to Montana
Mrs. John O'Rourke,j of Foley, died of
heart failure, aged &C years.
s. A. Clark has accepted the position
OF associate editor and manager of the
Sank Rapids Sentinel.
Charles H. Dill and Miss WINNIE Begg
were married Wednesday, evening by
Rev. H. I. Parshall. The couple will
live at ST. Cloud n 1sf@
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dunn. of Cass Lake,
will visit friends in Canada after which
the remainder Of the winter will be
spent with the latter's parents at Foley.
August Wa1strom, this morning, in a
fit of dementia shot his wife in the
stomach, from which wound she died a
few hours later. She was 80 years OF
age, anisthe mother of six children.
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at the Mankato theater

Horse Tavern at the Mankato theater
Sunday night.
Gen Baker has recovered from his in
uries received Saturday night, when ne
was knocked down by the Star steam
laundry team.
Mrs. Clayton Kennedy is visiting her
parents in Alma City.
Rev. John c. Jones, of Chicago, ana
former pastor of the Welsh church mere,
is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Bohannon, who has been, VISITING
at her fathers home for several Weeks
has returned to Duluth.
Mrs Cornelia Casey and daughter;
Nellie, who have been visiting MI. ana
Mrs. A. w. Rossberg. have returned 10
MI. and Mrs. G. w. Wernicke have re-
turned from a weeks visit In Clncnna'i
and Fond du Lac, Wis. wa -
Mr.. Fred Busch. of Red Wing, mas
At high noon Tuesday was solemnized
the marriage of Miss jessie. Lewis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J; A. LEWIS
tc Harry L. Clarke, Of st; Pau, 1o hey :
Episcopal church. officiated. The bridal S,l
couple were preceded by the flower girls,
Marjorie Pond and Ruth, Lewis me
wedding march was rendered by the
Misses Schoyen, violinists, and Mrs
Chris Johnson. pianist. Mrs. Clara Glsh.
Ewing sang "Oh, Promise Ne.
Those from abroad who attend the
wedding were: Mrs. NJ. l.. Holley and
Miss Holley, ST. Paul; Miss Adelia Saw
yer Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. j. 1.
Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Clark.
Rlue Earth; Mrs. w. E. Hawley, St
Charles; Miss Pond and Mr.. Stager, kas-
son; Miss Ella Bradley, Rochester; MIS-
Loucks. Kerns.
Mr. Robert Halter and Miss Katie
Weirgartz were married at st. Peter and
ST. Paul's church Tuesday morning.
w. D. Willard has been elected cashier
of the First National bank, to succeed
the late l.. A. Under
Attorney Thomas Hughes spent several
days in st. Cloud last week.
John H Holman and sister, Miss Min
ME Homan, of ST. Paul, and Miss
Schroeder, of ST. Louis. are in the city
as guests of the Lamms.
The Fortnightly club met with Miss
McGraw Wednesday night.
Mrs Carrie Wilkin, of st. James, died
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Peter
son. of this city, Thursday morning. She
was GO years of age and leaves a hus-
band and several children.
P. B. Sparrow has been elected secre.
tary of the board of education to take
Public Examiner E. M. Pope has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. B. c. TAYLOR.
e. l.. Patterson Is visiting for week
1t Stuttsgaard, AK.
Mrs. w. L. HiXon and family has re-
turned from visiting friends and rela-
dves in La Crosse and ST. Paul.
MI: and Mrs. Fl. A. Patterson left for
MAJ MAJ lday, to attend the
Martin Walser has returned from Min.
nesota Lake, where he attended the we'd
ding of his neice, Theresa WaIser, to
joseph VOltz.
Miss Fannie Pitcher attended the an
nuai meeting of the Daughters of the
american Revolution, which met in St
Paul Saturday. ~
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PIPESTONE.

Mrs. II. III. Parker, who underwent OPP
home of Hon. ]. III. Nichols. is recover
ing.
II. d. Sanford one Of the pioneer set
tiers of this city, living near here, Sc
cured silver medal tor No. l hard
wheat at Pan-American exposition.
The first football game of the season
here was played Saturday at Athletic
park between the high school team and
Flandreau Indian team. Score. q to U
in favor of FIandreau.
Messrs. Horribly, Niclols, Powers &,
Co., wholesale -grocers. ~open for bust
ness Monday, Nov. IS with thirty-fve
Mr. Horribly attending to purchasing
and general directions of affairs. Mr..
Nichols having charge of bookkeeping
and financial side, and Mr.. Parker SUI
perintending the warehouse and receiv-
ing and checking of goCds.
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ger returned on Wednesday from a
months visit with relatives in Chicago.
Martin Schade is at Rochester, where
he underwet anseperation at St. Marys
hospital.
Miss Perle Moe, and Miss FLORENCE
Rounds, went to ST.. Paul and Saltwater
Saturday for few days wish witt,
friends.
Charles Client will leave Monday on a
tour through Nebraska, with a view of
locating in that state.
A. Wenningsen is quite i'll with pneu-
monia.
Peter Herian, of New Ulm, has leased
the Leona hotel at this place and will
take possession Jan. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cunningham have
returned from New York, where they
spent some weeks.
Peter ]. Beckius, of Sleepy Eye, and
Miss Lizzie Lampen of Bashaw, were
united in marriage at the Catholic church
at Comfrey on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire. of Red Wing,
and Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN Gieseke, of
Marshall, visited at the Gieseke home the
first of the week.
The death of William Remele oc-
CURED at his home on Saturday morning.
Mr.. Remele was ffty-eight years of age,
and had been confined to his bed for nine
weeks with dropsy. He leaves a wife
and five children.