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invss stlxsted Reservation Land.

Investigated Reservation Land.
Messrs. P. G. 8egstrom, olof Back
lund and O. Westlund, Of town Of Fab
lun, have returned from Thief River
Falls, MINI. They had been up there
to look over the land In the: Indian
reservation which 10 to be opened next
fall. They found the land to be very
fine, and they will be on hand to get
some Of It when the reservation 10
opened. The tract is oomposed partly
Of prairie land and partly Of hard.
wood timber land. Il is situated
along the Red Lake River, which il
nsvigable along its entire course. a.
the governments had to pay the Indians
: good price for tho land It will not
b opened for homestesd entry but will
.be sold. Tho prics will probably b
Sabout three dollars psr aers: s=s: 81: Il: :4
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PrtnsburG.

Mr.. Wick Knott, Miss and Mr.. Deck
inga from Roseland were visitors at
Mrs. Huisinga's Sunday. Mr.. n.
Bowman is visiting his brother Neal
Bowman. 80. Miss Ramstad and Miss
johnson took in the concert at Ray
mond Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Roelofs made trip to Raymond
Thursday. Miss Anna Knott leaves
Wednesday for Chicago where she
will visit relatives this summer and
attend a dressmaking school in the
fall. Mrs. Huisiuga is staying
with her mother at present. Mrs.
Van Buren is very sick we hear. We
hope to hear of her recovery.
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kandiyohi.


Aoril S.-Mrs. Jones Berg Of At
water visited at Peter Norman's last
Monday. Geo. Enblom made trip
to Atwater Tuesday. C. Morine
OF W1llmar was Kandiyohi visitor
last week. ....... .Backlund and Burns
shipped a carload of cattle Wednes-
day.. Geo. Peterson of Gennessee
visited at j. Bengtson's Thursday....
Charley Gabrielson and daughter An
ME went to Minneapolis Saturday q
week ago for visit. Harry Ander-
son made trip to Atwater Wednes-
day. ...... Misses Alice and Minnie
Nelson visited at Holmberg's one day
last week.. .Nels johnson of Atwater
was here one day last week buying
cattle. ...Joe Isaacson made q trip to
Willmar Wednesday,. .... Miss Anna
Enblom closed very successful term
of school in town of Whitefeld last
Saturday. &C. U. Peterson is having
q foundation made for his new resi-
dence. ....... Misses Mary Lundquist
and Martha Brogren of Willmar vis-
tied around here Saturday and Sun
day .... Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Defoe
and j. Sanderson attended the funer-
al of Mrs. Agnes Swan at Diamond
Lake last Tuesday,. .Arvid and
Annie Anderson attended the concert
in Atwater Sunday. .... .Emmet Defoe
left today for Canada in search for
land. Emil Anderson left for Min
neapolis last week for a visit. . j ones
Enblom's entertained number of
their friends last Sunday........Mr.
and Mrs. Jones Berg's visited at S.
Lundquist's Sunday. Albert Bengt-
son visited at John Anderson's Sun
day. MIKE.
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West Lake.

April 29.-Miss Julia Iverson,
teacher in Dist. 10 of Swift Co., Sun
dayed with Miss Mary Mos. Mr..
Ole Mos will move onto Amos Jacob
sons farm .... "A happy surprise was
given Mrs. Martha Negard by 300 of
her friends who gathered at her for
mer home last Sunday. A purse of
$78.85 was given her as q token of re-
memberance, Mr.. Oscar Hamre was
around selling farm machinery last
week. go. Mrs. Negard will now move
on John Hedlund's 3 place. .......J. l..
Henjum informa US that that he is hav-
ing spendid success at we'll drilling.
-. Mrs. Sole went to Browns Valley
last week to visit with relatives. 80.
Haaken Nelson is building an addition
to his dwelling house. ...... Stephen
Reigstad will build .: new barn this
spring. ..... !; s.;;.'T The store at Negord Is
nearing completion. The choir
meets at Andrew Henjum's next Sun
day. =. Alfred Magnuson, of Pennock
called at Gunder Kambestad's last
Saturday =. An entertainment will be
given at the schoolhouse in Dist No.
81, May 10, at 1880 p. m. A small
admission will be collected at the door.
All are cordially invited to attend. =. $.
Tue Ladies Aid Society will meet at
E. Haug's next Thursday.. .... We are
informed that the 18th of May will be
celebrated at K. Liens, near Sun
burgh.
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Spicer.

April 29.-Dr. Twitchell of Willmar
has launched a gasoline boat At
Green Lake, Mr.. Magnuson and
Wallace Henderson transacted busi-
ness at Willmar Monday. =. Hugh
Campbell went to Willmar Monday to
resume work in the TRIBUNE Office.
....Miss TAFT of Atwater is handling
q tine line OF millinery goods here and
will remain about week. We are
informed that the Green Lake mill is
turning out some fine flour. IA.
Hultgren has received a large con-
sfgnment of furniture through Thor
son & Larson for the new summer
hotel. ...Vic Hultgren of Kerkhoven is
visiting his folks here.
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HARRISON.

April 29.-The rain last Friday was
q great benefit to the grain and grass.
-. Miss Blanche Pullen has sold her
house and two lots in Atwater to j. n.
Strong, the. livery man at that place =.
Mrs. John Moberg and Mrs. Mogren
visited with Mrs. Elias Johnson OF
Union Grove last Sunday. ..... Peter
Henderson of Spcer was around here
last week dehorning cattle. =. Julius,
Eddie and Mary Miller spent Sunday
evening at W. Maier's. The pulpit
at the Presbyterian church was vacant
last Sunday. A pastor has not yet
been secured. A business meeting
was held at Atwater last Sunday even-
ing between the Harrison and Atw ater
congregations, and it was decided to
have q pastor together. Miss Bertha
Maier visited friends in Grove City
the latter part of last week. Charles
George of Irving was around here last
week taking orders for plating silver
ware. We wonder what has become
of the Harrison Cracker-Jack that
used to write for the Press. Josie
and Edward Pagel, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Abbott and Miss Fora Abbott
visited at the home of Harrison Van
Worst last Sunday. -. Fred McCrim-
mon, who has been visiting relatives
and friends here for some time, left
for Montana last Monday, where he
has claim. Mr.. McCrimmon spent
three and half years in Klondyke,
and has had some experience in dig.
gipg gold. He intends to return to
that country some time. :. Peter Hegh-
strom is on thn sick list ...W W. Schultz
is having a shade built on the front of
his store to keep the hot sun from
melting his candy. The work is be-
irg done by VIM. Parsons. .: Much
interest is taken in this community
in a gopher hunt to be given under the
auspices of the Woodmen Camp at
Spicer next Monday. There are twen-
ty hunters on each side and the losers
pay for big oyster supper. This
will be a great benefit to the commu-
nifty, as gophers are quite numerous
this spring. ii. Martin Johnson traded
his bicycle last week to Louis Dahl
for q pony. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt WIS.,
tied at Sanders last Sunday. Fred
Pullen has sold his. farm of l53 acres
to Peter Hallbom of Wi'lmar. We
understand that they will take posses
sion Immediately, so Miss Ebba can
now become the champion milkmaid OF
Harrison . The sewer at the cream
cry has been extended about $50 feet
further out in the slough. This will
prevent great deal of bad odor
around the ding ..,....T The farmers
are getting their fields ready for corn
planting. They will put in consider
ably more corn this year than they
have done before, which shows they
are more interested in raising cattle
and hogs.
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kondiyohi.

Apr. 27.-Mrs. Helen Harris and
son Spencer are visiting with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Cody. ...... Cody & McDermott, dog
power manufacturing company, is
kept busy these days.. Will Fitz-
gerald was seen in our vicinity last
week. Mrs. Cody has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks but is now re-
covering. James Wilson of Spicer
is delivering trees here for Mr.. Doty
of Murdock.
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4 Good Place to Go.

Geo. W. Johnson has made several
changes in his fruit and confectionery
store on Fourth street. He has added
to IL q first-class soda fountain,
made large additions to his confec-
ionery line and arranged for handling
his retail bread business in the best
manner possible and to the satisfaction
of the public. He is making arrange
ments for dishing out the frozen cream
and, in fact, Is making it q frst-class
place for serving light refreshments
Last but not least Mr.. johnson has
engaged that popular young lady,
Miss Tillie Bonde, to wait on you.
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Real Estate Tr4Nsfors.
EAST LAKE LILLIAN,

~>~~ ~~AA>~A AAAAAAAAAAASs
Apr. 28-State of MINI. to Chri-
stopher Johnson, set, sec. 10, com.
ce6t.
Apr. 28-Christopher Johnson to
lver Larson, set, sec. 10, com. cert.
LAKE ELIZABETH.
Apr. Paw. H. Bracket to P. A.
Yo9ngberg, sw9 nw@, sec. "a, g. c. d..
FAHLUN.
Apr. 28.-A. E. Rice to Algoda
r. White, lots l, 2, 3 and 4, ct set,
sec. 3, nw@ nw@, sec. "a, q. c. d. 81, 900.
WH1TEFIELD.
Apr. 28.-John G. Freese to Peter
Barbo, net sec. 8, sw4 nw4, sec. 9, W.
d. 5,400.
EDWARDS.
Apr. PAWN. T. Hier to Aart
Korthof, net, sec. 8, q. c. d. $l.OO.
WILLMAR.
Apr. 23.-Barney Leary to And. P.
Borgeson, l a. in net, sec. q, ". d.
81 900.
ST. JOHNS.
Apr. 23.-SAgaton M. Dokken to
John swenson, set set, sec. %. W. d.
81, 900.
Apr. 26.-John E. Gesche to Her.
man J. White, WI nw4, sec. 2l, W. d.
81, 900.
Apr. 26.-St. P. M. & Nj. R'y Co.
to Isaac c. Haaland, net sw4, sec. 3,
t d. $3.50.
NEW LONDON.
Apr. 28.-Samuel n. Adams to Sam.
uel G. Hillman, part of Gov. lot 2
sec. q, q. c. d. $1.00.
RoSEv1LLE.
Apr. Is. John M. Talveig, Thon
A. Talveig and Carrie II. Hogan tc
G: A. Moody, nw4 sw@, sec. 8, q. c. d
$3.50.
Apr. &c. A. Frank to VIM.
Hoeft, W 26S rds. nw4 ne4 and w26i
rds. n3sw+ net, sec. Is, W. d. $3.50.
0Apr. &c. A. Moody to J. J.
Corbett, nw4 sw4, sec. 8, W. d. $780,
VILLAGE OF GREEN LAKE.
Apr. 28.-Oliver Larson to Samue
c. Hillman, lots l, 2, 3 and 4, blk II
W. d. $3.50.
VILLAGE OF PENNOCK,
Apr. 28.-St. P. M. & M. R'y Co. tt
John Ostlund, lot l, 2, and 3, bl. 3
t. d. $50.
RAYMOND.
Apr. 25.-Albert and Fl. P. Benhau
to Church of the Sacred Heart, lot L.
bl. 10. $37 so.
Apr. 25.-Spicer Land Co. to church
OF the Sacred Heart, lot II, bl. 10
CITY OF WILLMAR.
Apr. 26. Charley Walleen to Nil,
Olson, lot 5, st of lot 4, bl. l3, spi
GERS add, W. d. 81, 500.
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Fahlun.

April 28.-The rain that fell last
Friday did considerable good to the
late seeded grain. {. . The two months
term of school in district 80 began
Monday before last with John G..
Dahlin az teacher ...... Rev. A. E.
Wahlquist, pastor OF the Swedish M.
T.. church at Red Wing, conducted
services at the M. F. church here Tues
day evening ....Dame rumor has it
that wedding bells will ring in our
midst at an early date. The princi-
pals are wellknown young people. -.
Miss Annie Wahlstrand recently re-
turned from a lengthy stay at Bel
grade. .... Some of the farmers mar
keted cattle at Kandiyohi Monday.
$. j. Wahlgren was engaged last
week In moving Oscar Green's old
house. Mr.. Green has the material
for new residence on the spot ..
Miss Clara johnson arrived here last
Wednesday from St. Paul, after having
spent the winter with relatives there. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Anderson of Minnea-
polls spent last week here visiting with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Anderson
is an employe of the Pillsbury mill
at Minneapolis and the couple is new
ly married. -. .Mesdames John wahl-
strand and P. a. Dahlstrom of Will
mar visited with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Granquist, last
week .....J. A. Lindblad's new barn
Is almost completed. It is one of the
largest barns in this vicinity. :. Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Anderson of Willmar
passed the first of the week as guests
OF Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aug. Lindblad. :. {. Miss Minnie
Opsahl, formerly of Lake Lillian but
late Of Willmar, visited friends here
the past week. DEPUTY KID.
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m 70.
n0amr0.
April 27.-The much-needed rain
'3me at last, and everything is leok-


April 27.-The much-needed rain
came at last, and everything is iook-
ing pleasant out here, the farmers
smiling faces especially. go. Edward
Lfndgren recently sold team of hor-
ses to Willmar parties for the good
price OF $500. Last week Mr.. Lind
gren bought horse from Felix Lind
berg and is yet looking for more, and
is willing to pay q good price provid-
Ing the animal is good and sound.
The following of our young people are
taking music lessons from Miss Hilma
Johnson, the music teacher of Pennock:
Miss Ruth Hagman, organ and guitar;
Joseph Magnuson, organ; Alfred Mag
nuson, violin. David Erlandson
has again taken the position of assist
ant buttermaker at the creamery. .....
Magnus Magnuson shipped a carload
OF choice hay last Tuesday. John
Lahoda, the well-known peddler, was
seen around here last week. "A skim
milk heater has been put in at the
creamery, and the patrons have the
satisfaction of getting it "hot."
Little Hazel Bergstrom, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. O. Bergstrom, was
taken sick with pleurisy last Wednes-
day, and DR.. Dowswell of Kerkhoven
was called. She is now on the road
to recovery, we are pleased to say. il.
p. Dahlberg returned home last week
from Spokane, Wash, whore he has
been staying with relatives for the last
three months. He speaks favorably
OF Washington. "A young man ar
rived here from Sweden last week,
and is staying with his uncle, Louis
Lofven. Some of our farmers had
the misfortune of getting seed wheat
that did not germinate. AS conse-
quence they have to re-seed their fields.
....Rev. A. T. Frykmau of Minnea-
polls visited at the home of his father
here for few days last week. :.
Messrs. David Ostlund and Harry
Gordhammer and Misses Minnie,
Thilda and Jonette Gordhammer OF
Norway Lake spent Sunday with
friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. O, P.
Sather of Pennock spent Sunday at
Lars Ostlund 3. .... Andrew Lindberx
was a Willmar visitor Wednesday.
NEWsBOY.
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TrlpoIis.


April 28.-The concert that was to
be given in the Lutheran church last
Friday by the choir was postponed on
account of the blessed rain. 1t will be
given on Friday, May2, at 8 O'Clock
p. m. Let everybody turn out. The
funeral of William Parsons drew out
the largest number of people and We
hicles that have been seen in our
neighborhood for a long time. Revs.
Carlson and Wahlquist ofRciated at
the church and at the grave. It is al
ways q sad event when a man in his
bloom falls a victim to death and
must be laid to rest in the cold, gloomy
dust. But If the spirit is with the
Lord, as 10 certain If there was q
hearty embrace of the saving grace in
Christ, tho body will also rise in it's
turn and partake in life everlasting.
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st. luko's Parish.

At q meeting of st. Luke's vestry
last Saturday evening the resignation
of Rev. D. T. Booth was presented
and accepted. J. M. spicer was elect
ed member Of the vestry to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. W. 81. McCune. A parish meet
ing was held after the vestry meeting
to consider the matter OF selecting q
rector, but no agreement was reached, :,
and it was finally voted to leave it to
the vestry. A meeting of this: body
will be held next Saturday evening to
consider the matter,
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Old Settler Gone.

Last Saturday at 4 O'Clock p. m.
Alba Cotfaa, OF Burbank, one of the
Oldest settlers OF Kandiyohi county
died OF dropsy. Mr.. Coffaa would
have been "a years old next July H..
he came to the town Of Burbank in
the early days of the county and Set
teled on section rs OF that town and
has lived there ever since. He leaves
no family to mourn over his demise a.
he was bachelor. His remains were
laid to- rest in the Burbank cemetery at
3 O'Clock last Sunday.
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Priam.

The farmers are looking for another
good rain, and we hope they will not
look in vain. ..J. A. Kepner is busy
painting the exterior of his house. 90.
Mrs. Kirby, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. F. johnson, for
some time, returned to her home at
Diamond Lake Wednesday. .. Messrs.
Dittes and Johnson made q trip to
Willmar Monday evening. Christ
Hanson of Pennock passed through
here Sunday en- route for South Ed
wards, where he is instructor of the
South Edwards brass band. Milk
is being received at the creamery in
large quantities. -. .Messrs. Dittes
and johnson transacted business in
Raymond Saturday. Mr.. johnson,
of Foots, Schulze & Co., St. Paul,
did business with Our merchants last
week. John Tygeson of Edwards
called on Priam friends Sunday.
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HaWIck.

April 29.-G. Nelson has purchased
a horse and buggy lately. What next?
The late rain cheered the farmers
up considerable. e.. Rev. Nelson of
Atwater preached very effective SER
mon in Nordland church last Sunday.
....... Considerable wheat has been
brought in during these last days.
W. johnson and Mr.. Olson, Deering
agents of New London, talked machin-
cry in these parts last week. =. The
display OF bicycles at G.. Nelson g
hardware store is the largest ever
seen in Hawick. :. Miss Carrie John
son returned to Willmar last week.
JUN1Us.
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Returned From Washington.

]. E. Dehlbom returned from the
state of Washington last Saturday
night after nearly q months stay.
Mr.. Dehlbom went there to look over
the country with the view of investing.
He was we'll satisfied with the country
and climate and will probably locate
there at least temporarily. He invest
ed in timber there together with some
others. It is probable that q COM
pany of local capitalists will organ
lied here for purpose of numbering in
in that neighborhood. Mr.. Dehlbom
met some former Kandiyohi County
people while there, among them the
w. A. Sperry family. He states that
Will was we'll pleased so far with his
change of location.
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Lake Elizabeth.

April 29.-Lake Elizabeth il still on
the boom. Land is selling. easily at
high prices, apd improvements are the
order OF the day. -. We are pleased to
get the TRIBUNE on Thursday, as we
did last week. Mr.. Engberg deserves
credit for supplying the long needed
hitching posts. If you have not yet
planted your potatoes hurry up and
do it......A brother OF J. and Andrew
Peterson arrived here from Kansas
last week, and will probably remain
here permanently. jackson Bros.
are raising lot of hogs and report a
profitable business Eric Nordin of
Lake Lillian passed through here.last
Saturday. Hehad hauled some house,
hold goods to Paynesville for A. Lind
qulst' who has moved to. o.Kenmare.
Some farmers brought cattle. to Kan
d1yohi station Monday. go. Gilbert
johnson has been around taking;or.
ders for Saltwater twine. Esther
Edmund has been assisting Mrs. sten-
peg the past week. There are numer-
Gus complaints about young calves
dying. If any knows of remedy let
US hear of it through the TRIBUNE
Peter Eastlund of Prosser, WASH.
has shipped over 400 pounds of prunes
to S. Stenberg, to be sold Ole Lar
son and Theodore Blur each report
the arrival of baby girl. DIR. Gib-
son was callen to Albert Wicklund's
Friday and SundayI to treat Mrs.
Wlcklund, who is suffering from q
swelling on the neck. :. Simon .Ek.
BON will build a fine residence this
summer. He has torn down a part of
the old one. Cows are already ont
grazing. Rather early, but hay is
very scarce. Wonder how the K an.
d1yohl correspondent of the Atwater
Press feels since he drove the Harr;-
son Cracker-Jack out of the WORTHY
work he has done for the Press. We
urge Cracker Jack to join the TRIBUNE
force, as we believe he is a sober and
honest temperance worker and reform.
er and has long experience as a
scribe. Come on, Jack. "A son of
Mrs. Carl O. Peterson that holds q
position as clerk for the government
IN Manila has lately sent home several
money orders, the latest one being for
szoo. Owing to the cold weather
milk was not delivered at the cream
cry daily last week, as announced
rev. johnson returned home Monday.
after delivering three valuable ser.
mons. Union Sunday school will be
neld at A. ]. Olson's place next Sun
day. All are welcome. Some Of
tne wheat sown early with a broadcast
seeder failed to grow, and the fields
Will have to be re-seeded. The drills
were far ahead of the broadcast this
year....We hear considerable com.
plant about the telephoce service.
Inc Lake Elizabeth line cannot get
Atwater, where they have most of
tnelr business. Some of our farm
ers have sent to Saltwater for sisal
t"1ne at 94 cents pound. The freight
Will amount to about one.half cent a
pound. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson.
formerly OF Lake Lillian, report the
arrival OF baby girl. . WIN. John
son was to six places last week before
ne could buy half a ton OF hay. IS.
stenberg came very near losing one of
his horses last week .Our instico
OF the peace has been transactinp
business In Fahlun. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Larson, formerly of Lake Lillian.
report the arrival of a baby girl.
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oru0.

Miss Elna Sorenson is home for q
visit. 80. Miss Alma Grue is keeping
house for j. B. Nygard. >. Farmers
has been busy planting fruit trees. :.
Miss Ida Erickson returned home from
q visit at Big Stone. Student Paul
son has organized singing choir.
The parochial school began in Dist. 60
last Monday, with Student Hanson as
teacher. Two young boys had the
misfortune of breaking one of the
wheels of their buggy. Say boys, be
careful next time!.. P. Miss Esther
Hendrickson is home from Green Lake
where she has been dress-making.
Miss Olga Sand 10 visiting with her
sister Mrs. Anderson at Green Lalke.
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WhttehOId,

April 29-Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lund.
quist spent Sunday with friends in the
land of roses Miss Mamie Nelson
Is visiting Svea friends, miss Ella
Erickson has stayed at John Johnson's
tor some time, .... George Hultin was
was seen on the road to Willmar Sum-
day. %. Miss Annie Enblom left for
her home in Kandiyohi after having
finished term of six months school.
......A large crowd attended the bow
cry dance at Frank Tiers Saturday
evening. PAT.
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EnloylnR Er0odom.

Robert Hendrickson, the Atwater
blindpigger who has been lsnguishing
in the county bastile for month, be.
ing unable to furnish bail, was today
released on his own recognisance. He
had served out one sentence but there
Is another Indictment against him.
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Dime Social.

The Royal Neighbors will give a
dime social at Bonde hall on Tuesday
evening, May IL. A fine lunch will be
served, and cards and other games
will furnish amusement for the guests.
Everybody il cordially invited to At
tend. The Royal Neighbors have
proved themselves to be royal enter
tainers, and If you want q good time
provide yourself with dime for your
self and one for your wife, sister or
SOMEBODY else's sister, and come along.
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The Eastern Star lodge will give ito
annual May party on Friday evening
of this week. Supper will be- served
at 6 clock, after which the evening
will be whirled away with various
amusements. The party is given tor
members and their families. Visiting
members are cordially invited. -, !
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Swedish Lutheran Church.

Rev. Gustaf Peterson, the new pas
tor, will arrive Saturday, and will de-
liver his Introductory sermon at Will
mar on Sunday forenoon and at Nam
re Sunday afternoon. The minister's
family will not arrive until tho middle
Of May.