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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
JAMESTOWN.

q state tt, Oil Inspector Scruth and Dr. L.
y. moore, of this city, have been hav-
ms discussion in a local paper as to the
quality of Oil shipped in here bv tbe
STANDARD on company. The inspector
examined all oil kept for sale by local
MERCHANTS ol'a3;tIa and found it to be of good
qualty. DR.. l. Moore gets back at the
ms inspector fe by alleging that a different
quanty OF oil has been shipped to local
merchants IfI since the trouble arose and
tHat Wheh ne made his kick the oil was
al OF poor quality in this city.
Ranchmen in the western portion of
Htutsman county have been having some
lrouDle with wolves. Several hunting
partles nave been out and have succeeded
IN killing off a large number of The
wolves. " 'ile
Cards announcing the marriage of Eliza
Buffell Nickeus to Robert Hawxhurst,
~; ~, nave been received in Jamestown
Iney We're married in, Honolulu Dec II
me bride formerly lived here.
mrs j. w. Sifton entertained thirty of
heT Iady friends Wednesday afternoon.
victor f. LOnsk and Frances Pr0iinslxi
We're We're married Tuesday by Father Nc
The funeral of Mrs Mary ]. Calvert
WIDOW of the late DR.. Calvert Occurre1l
Friday. Mrs. Calvert was sixtv-siy Uaa =
or age. Deceased was born in Canada
put mad been a resident of jamestown for
many years. VI loi
Mrs. Emme A. Glider died at her resi
dence in this city Saturday. aged fiftv-
three years. A son and three dauob+oyy
survive her. 20 = ~ q ;
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BISMARCK.

GOV Frank White is visiting with rela-
uves in Indianapolis and while he is alb
sent from the state, Lieut. Gov. David
Bartlett is attending the duties Of the
executive office. One Of the first actions
OF Inc lieutenant governor was to issue
a proclamation setting aside Jan. 20 as
Mch1mey day, in conSOnance with the de-
sires of the Mckinley Memorial associa-
t1on, and suggesting that the people of
the state unite in contributing to the
fund for the erection of the Mckinley
national memorial
Ine press of the state which was full
OF merger talk some weeks ago in con-
nectlon with the failure Of Gov White
70 dttend the Helena meeting is giving
us attention this week to the reductions
IN taTln rates that have been made to
state points by the several railroads The
latter comments of the press are not
inclined to condemn the governors other
wise successful administration for the
one reason
There is little mention of candidates
Ior the succession to Gov. Whites posi-
tlon, Which is taken to mean that he
mas made generally satisfactory execu-
1--WE, and has an opportunity to break the
one term "hOodoo'
Ohcials of the state treasurer's office
say tnat with the end of the present wear
the state will be in the best financial
condition since statehood, fndication
now are that there will be a comforta bile
palance IN the state treasury and all err
rent debts paid.
Inc permanent school fund Of the state
mas been so replenished with the proceeds
OF the sale Of school lands for the past
year mat there is money in the fund
awaiting investment and the board has
set aside 100000 of the FIND 10
be invested in loans on farm lands IN
the state. AZ
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atty as a Factor in the Achievement O.
LIE sUEUR.

The coming spring election will not be
held under the new primary election law,
AS no party lines are drawn the names
will go on the ballot by petition as form
erly. Before this action was arrived at
L. G. Mailer, as city clerk Eugene Os-
born, as city treasurer, H. Won Essen and
H. Siemering, as aldermen, filed their in
tentions with the county auditor
II. +. Weis, d. D. Sykes and NJ P Cur
tbs attended the meeting of the Masonic
grand lodge at st. Paul last week
Dennis Shea sold his farm of 200 acres
west of town to Martin Bach last week.
Fred Kruger, of Sharon, had the mis-
fortune to lose his hand by being caught
in q corn shredder Wednesday.
BY defeating the st. Peter high school
IN Joint debate at the Opera house
Friday evening, the LIE Sueur high school
now holds the championship of the Third
congressional district.
Miss Eva Stewart is the guest of st,
James friends
w. III. Budke, of the state school at
Mrs. o. F. Schnen, Of Gale, S. D, ar
rived in town this week and is the guest
of her sister Mrs. F. A. Dodge.
Mrs. H. A. Rehfeld, of Fairmont is tae
guest Of Mrs. Sarah A. Dane.
Mrs. s. Carmea is visiting relatives at
Fairfax.
Mrs. Sara Higgins and daughter. Mrs.
Curtis. of Aberdeen, S. D., are the guests
of DR.. L. A. Dodge and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Maher arrived in
town Thursday from Creston, Iowa,
where they have been the past year.
Harry Rafferty,, Of Melrose, is visiting
his parents in this city
Mrs. Jacob Gish is visiting relatives AT
Sioux City. "
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South Dakota
PIERRE.

J. 3. Sherman has been transferred
from the Mitchell land Office to the office
The Pierre National bank has on exhi-
bition fine collection of Chinese Japan.
csc, Korean and Philippine coins which
We're collected by members Of the First
South Dakota regiment. n
Miss Madge Glessner, of Okobojo, visit
ed Pierre friends the past week
Mrs. d. A. Warner has returned from
visit OF several days at her old home in
Frank Crane, clerk of the supreme
court, accompanied by Mrs. Crane, Is
in Chicago
The Woman's club met Tuesday after
noon, with Mrs. Warburton. at the home
Of Judge Fuller The meeting was in
charge Of the Modern Literature Depart
ment The subject was Daniel De-
ronda. After the roll call had been an
sWered by current events, the story was
briefly told by Mrs. Anderson. Rev. Mrs.
lyman read a paper on will There
Westfall read a paper on the Love of
LuXury-Woman's Weakness" The dis
cussion OF the papers was led by Miss
Miss Adele Nelson. deputy treasurer. Of
Sully county, visited Pierre friends last
week
The capitals of North Dakota and
South Dakota were represented in we'd
Ding in this city Wednesday, in which
James Bartron, of Bismarck and Miss
Louise Barker, of this city, We're united
Mrs. E. A. Kiplinger. of vermillion, is
tne possessor of what she believes is
the first flag ever manufactured in South
Dakota. She desires to place it in a
state collection
The M. B. A lodge at it's Wednesday
evening meeting initiated thirty five. The
initiation ceremonies were conducted hv
State Manager Stegner. Of Sioux Falls.
After the initiation literary programme
was presented the leading features Of
which We're a paper by Mrs. Thorne Sc
lect reading by Mrs Calhoon. a history
of the lodge by Mrs. Hyde, and music
by Miss King. A lunch was provided by
the newly elected officers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
HOT SPRINGS.

A dancing club was organized Wednes-
day, with twenty charter members. who
elected Mr.. Harry Holworth president.
This club will have dance every We'd
nesday evening in the hall of the Min
nakatha block
The Pastime club had it's seni-month1y
dance Friday night at the Evans hotel.
Mrs. Francis Carley arrived Sunday
from New York to spend a couple of
months with her daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Carley Hunt
Mr.. w w. Stewart returned Thursday
from his trip to Nebraska
Mr.. and Mrs George Thorpe are home
from their visit in Lincoln.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs Andrew J.
Cellar entertained the ladies of ST.
Luke's guild at a "chocolatair." Mrs.
Pearl Hunt sang.
Miss MATTE Petty went to Edgemont
Monday for visit with f~ie1d"
Judge Granger retired from the SUI
preme bench of the State of Iowa, is
making his second visit here this win
ter Judge Granger is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs A. B. Conner. He leaves Fri
Mrs. James Wibray entertained the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid society Tues
Mrs Ivy schofeld arrived Friday from
a visit with her father, D. S. Cole.
Mrs. Fred T. Evans is visiting friends
in Deadwood
Mrs. A. S. Stewart has returned from
a months visit in Minneapolis and Sioux
Mrs I. S. Cramer, Of Rapid City. who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ Barnes, returned to her home FRI
day.
Lawrence Jones. of this city. and Miss
Corinna Thornburgh were married Jan.
4 at the brides home in Spearf1sh. S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sweat have re-
turned home from a six-months' trip
through the coast states
Dr. Y: e. Traer returned Wednesday
from Chlcago, where he went to spend
the holidays with his family.
MISS Dee GoodykOontz left Friday for
Des MONIES to spend a couple of months
with Mrs. Barclay
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GLENCOE.

D. b. Hammons, of the Glencoe Regis
ter, spent part of last week with rela-
tives in st. Cloud.
John Billings. of Hutchinson. is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs Fred Sand
Herman Klaus has gone to Olivia, TO
plant.
John Trust is visiting with his parents
at Waconia
Miss Anna Welch spent Saturday md
sunday with friends in Hutchinson.
Mrs. DR.. La Verne is visiting in Glen
coe, after an absence of several wears
r. X: kohler is in st. Paul, where he
is serving rs juror in the United States
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Day have been Wis
iting for number of days at F. Kas-
per,s, Mrs. Days parents
Ihe Glencoe foundry has improved it's
plant by the addition of a new drill and
a derrick
The remains of Herman Neuman. who
dled last week, were taken to Winona for.
interment. The family of the deceased
will remove to Winona
imam HeinrichS, proprietor Of :he
City MOTEL. will remove to Crooksto1
where he will engage in the hotel bust
ness.
Fred Gust Jr., who was convicted at
the last term of court OF assault on John
f. Knoerr and whose sentence was post
poned, was fined $50 and costs. amount
ing to SIS
The next county educational meeting
for Mcleod county, will be held Feb. is
at Lester Prairie A. w. Rankin, state
inspector of graded schools, will deliver
an address.
Miss Edith Mueke has gone to Ashley.
=. ID to visit her sister Mrs. Clyde
L
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
YANKTON.

Mrs J. M Talcott and daughter Glen
nys are visiting at Pierce, Neb.
U. H Carney, of this city, has been
ELECTED vice president of the State Re-
talIers' associa alton
Mrs. F. D. Carney is visiting Mrs r
A. Foster Of Sioux City.
Mrs. S. Seller. of Sioux CITY is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. William Bader
X Lorentsen has returned from a trip
to Oklahoma
Wednesday after a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. III. w. Box
Iankton lodge, Modern Brotherhood,
gave musical and dance Monday even
ing.
The Degree of Honor gave a progress
siye euchre party Tuesday evening
I'd Donavan has been appointed to his
Ola position Of supervisor at the state
hospital for the insane
William McKeachie Of Walshtown lost
several fingers off the right hand in a
windmill.
Ronald Juttelstad is another victim Of
corn shredder. He will lose a finger
or two and has badly crippled hand
Local sports are taking steps to or
ganize gun club. A permanent location
is being looked for
Every gambling house in town has been
closed as the result of a red-hot cam
palgn by the citizens.
-. ID. Gross, a prominent hardware
Merchant, was married Thursday to Miss
Ethel Mather, of Napiersville, Ill
Miss Rosie VortZ and Mr.. Lewis Wam-
POI, OF Tabor, We're married here Satur-
The Alumni oratorical contest at Yank-
ton college occurred Saturday evening"
Miss Johanna Brooks, of Runningwater,
was the winner
Mr. George F. English. of Roscoe. was
married here Thursday to Miss Pauline
nj. Ha1verson
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BENSON.

Mrs; J. H. Bruins. Of Wheaton. visited
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. Thor
son. this week ~ iioi
Mrs W. H. Hunter returned Monday
T IRON weeks visit with relatives in
". r: Smith M. komstad. Arnold a.
son and j. c. Hancock visited ST Parl
lodge. sldHu
John Sheridan last week disposed Of bic
farm 1 IN Kildare township at nearly SIS
Mrs. H w. Stone left Tuesday for Cal
of the winter NV
lame, James G. -Whittemore came down from
CTookston and spent several days last
Cato Bronniche left last week for Raj
ilard WASH, which he intends to make
his future home
Daniel Clemmer, of Murdoch, and Miss
Wednesday by Rev. Father Shea. The
young couple will make their home ct
Steps looking toward the reorganization
or the Rebekah lodge were taken FRIDAY
~ BacKlund and J, H. Gordhamer. OF
k1rkhaven spent Thursday here.
Mr.. and MRS. S. G. Morris left Wedne,
day for months visit with relatives
and friends in Ohio.
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WADENA.

r. G.. sherwood arrived home Mon
day night from a two-weeks' trip to ST.
Paul and Jackson
w. E. Parker and John Liddell repre-
sented the Wadena lodge at the Masonic
grand lodge meeting.
Roy ]. Dunning came, up from st.
Paul Saturday and visited over Sunday
with his mother
The grand commandery has granted a
dlspensation for commandery in Wa
dena. Commandery will start with TWEEN.
ty-s1X charter members.
HERB McCau1ey arrived from his claim
northeast of Black Duck Saturday.
Key John Watson delivered a lecture
IN IN the M; q. church Tuesday evening
before a large audience.
Inc work of rebuilding the local teIe.
day. NeS-
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
MiIler and Mrs. Eva McClelland enter
hail. - -uAeuo
The event of the season was the re-
ception given Friday afternoon to their
lady friends by Mrs. Frank c. Field
and Mrs. George A. Whitney, at the
home of the former A fine musical
ana literary programme was, carried out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
REDWOOD FALLS.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist Church gave social Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Thomas Torson, of St. James. is
the guest of her brother, D. H. Duryea.
The Ladies' Mite society gave a liter
airy and musical entertainment and So
cial at the Presbyterian church Friday
W; R; caswen spent few days in
of grand lodge, A. F. and A. NJ.
The anniversary society, which has
been going the rounds for some time,
met with Mrs. L. F. Robinson Thurs
day.
The Degree of Honor lodge installed
the following officers Wednesday: Mrs.
Ida Wilson, past chief of honor; Almira
Jones. chief of honor; Ellen Dennistoun,
lady of honor; Kate Bager, financier;
Charlotte Pickett. receiver; Bessie By
lngton, usher; Nora Scoates, inside
watch; w. J. Smithers outside watch.
The city council, at its last meeting
raised the liquor license from 5000 to
The Y. w. c. T Z. met with Miss
Ethel King Friday evening An inter
estlng literary and musical program was
rendered.
The funeral of Mrs. o. c. Martin oc-
lington on her way home from wash
tngton, where she had spent several
months because of i'll health.
at the meeting of the Forum Monday,
RESOLVED, That immigration is detri-
mental to the United States was the
question for debate. A. Jedlicka and q.
y. Smith spoke in the affirmative and
Z. s; Newenschwander and c. w. Knox
In the negative. A number of other
speakers took part in the general dis
cussion which followed.
Cold, Hitchcock and Bowers have com.
pleted the demolition of the three build
lngs on the corner of Second and Wash
lngton streets, and will commence the
work on fine brick block as soon as
the weather will permit.
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DEVILS LAKE.

The Meeting of the Nations" a can
tata, will be presented at the assembly
hall in the High school by the pupils Of
the local public schools for the benefit of
the new piano on the 18th and 30th inst.
Robert Brownlee is at Grand FORKS,
where he was subpoenaed to attend the
West trial as a witness
Charles Nelson and daugnted Miss Flor
ence are visiting old-time relatives ana
friends in Hudson, Wis, where Mr.. Mel
son S lived prior to migrating to North
Robert Ferguson, an old-time resident
Of this city, died at st. Vincent de Paul
hospital yesterday morning. Mr.. Fergu-
son was a. travelling salesman for the
Booth Packing company and was Pop
ular man on the road
Dave McCanna was in the city today
from Cando attending to some. business
matters.
Mayor Johnson was in the city last
week from Fargo, shaking hands with
friends, and as the mayor has many Of
them here, he was kept busy.
George H. Stevens, the manager of the
Stevens Cattle company, of Towner, was
in Devils Lake Friday, having taken in
the doings of the Masons the night be-
fore.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
sHAKOPEE.

State High School Inspector George B.
Alton visited the schools last week and
was very much pleased
The Literary club will meet Monday
evening with Mrs j. G. Newell.
Frank Neudenfuehr, of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with his parents
J. H. Albers, of Glencoe visited with
G. Neudenfuehr two days last week
The Senior Whist club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Duffy last
Tuesday evening.
Percy Passage, of Minneapolis. was the
guest of Val. Cfewning Saturday and
Sunday.
Day Operator Frank Sink left Mon
day to visit his mother at Strawberry
Point Iowa. His place is being filled by
i. A. Stone, formerly night operator here.
Julius Collier, one of the national d.
rectors of the c. o. F., will go to Belle
PLANE next Monday evening to address
the local court.
The Ladies' Art circle was entertained
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Them
Saturday afternoon. NJ A. Deutch pho
toEraphed the party.
Tbe o. NJ. Q. S. S. gave an informal
cinch party at Fra ternity hall Friday
evening. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Next Wednesday evening A. w. Wright
will deliver a lecture on the subject of
''The Battles of Fort Donaldson and
Shiloh The speaker is a veteran of the
Civil war; ana the lecture viii be a rare
treat
Miss Anna Yost, Of st. Paul, was home
for a visit over Sunday.
The annual meeting of the Shakopee
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
RED WING.

The Chicago Great Western railway il
purchasing right-of-way for an extension
from Zumbrota to Rochester to connect
the Red Wing-ZumTbrota line with the
W1nona Southwestern line
The Red Wing Treat Street Fair as
ISOLATION has elected c. S. SuItzur presi-
cent and J.. S. Pardee secretary for the
The literary board is busily emploved
S4 in1ig on plans for its public library
ou1iolngg to be erected the coming season.
Inc Milwaukee company surveyors are
making final surveys for the extension
Or the Observation-Disclosures line west to
division. l. :" n'
The twenty-third annual meeting of the
Minnesota Scandinavian Relief associa-
{lon will be held here on Tuesday next
representatives are expected from ali
over the Northwest. I'm al
MISS Mamie Danielson and A p
boothroyd We're married on Thursday af-
township. AZ Ah"Ich
.z q arm lands are now selling as high as
county. - IA ollS
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PENNINGTON.

William Potter and wife visited friends
in the city last week.
Miss Mary Fluke. principal of the ST.
Louis Park high school, visited her par
ents Sunday.
Herman Benny. of Minneapolis, was
the guest of Miss Sophia Becker Sun
day.
Archie Wheeler, of Minneapolis, was
the guest of relatives.
Miss Jennie Carney, of Minneapolis, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mayme Blonde
Miss Florence Ayotte returned to Min
neapolis
Miss Annie McGrath returned to Mime
apons, after a two weeks visit with
Miss Mayme Blonde.
w. H Smith visited his daughter, Miss
Bessie, at the St Anthony agricultural
school last Monday.
The scholars of School District No. 80
very pleasantly surprised Byron and
Irene Gibbons at their home last Wednes
day evening.
Daniel Bamberry. for some years a
clerk in Griebie & Etter's store, has ac-
copied a position with Finch, Van Slyke
& Co., of St. Paul.
The Young Mems Dancing club gave a
very successful social hop Friday evening
at Music hall.
The Twentieth Century Carnation club
Michaels church, Feb. 4 and 5. The pro-
ceedS will go toward building new
church in the spring.
Mr.. McElwain, of Faribault addressed
the parish guild Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs. G. F. Akin His subject
was THE Study of Missions
Mrs. Fuller, wife of Rev. Fuller, of the
Baptist church. took her husbands place
in the pulpit Sunday.
c. A. Perry, of Dodge Center. has ac-
cepted a position with Greibie & Etter.
w. j. Fletcher and wife visited in ST
Paul over Sunday.
Martin Vorinn, of st. Paul. has been
visiting friends in Pennington.
Carlton Hunter returned to Minneap-
oils Tuesday, after a short visit here
Mrs A c. Whittier and Miss Mae re-
turned to Minneapolis Tuesday, after a
short visit here.
Patrick McGrath, of Empire, had one
of his eyes removed by DR.. Pringle, of
Northfeld. Monday. Several years ago
Mr.. McGrath ruptured a blood vessel in
the eve
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Theresa Lewis went to Tacoma.
Wash, this week, where she will marry
lage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George spalding will
leave il, in few days to spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Raiter and Miss
Tina have gone to Mr.. Raiter's ranch in
California. -
An important business change occurred
mere this week. The firm of Gilbert &,
Gregerson dissolved and was succeeded
by A H; Gregerson & Co., Mr.. Fred n.
campbell purchasing the interest of Mr..
H. S. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert will
go South and to California to spend the
winter
Mr.. Ernest D. Maxson and Mr.. Walter
White left last week for Seattle where
they expect to locate
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Van Hoesen were
in St. Paul last week.
Mrs. N. P. Ward goes to Chicago next
week for an extended visit.
Miss Lucia Brown has returned from
Fargo. and will soon go to Washington
to visit Senator and Mrs. Nelson
DIR. Harry Prichett, of Perham, is mere
visiting his parents.
Mrs. c. Neal, of ST Cloud. who visit ii
her daughter, has returned to her home.
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SLEEPY EYE.

The Windsor hotel property has been
purchased by M. D. Conley of this place
es Ihe store saI own owned by the L. J. Jensen
Charles Gerland has sold the local
creamery to c. P CulIing and Thomas
Rev; Upton and wife, Of the BAPTIST
Thursday evening ~
Mr.; and Mrs. Frank Palmer entertained
on tuesday and Friday evenings with
Mrs. G. r. Case left last week for Mis-
souri,, where she will spend some time
with her parents
Mrs. Ella Leary is in st. Paul with
Lukes hospital =
The wife of Rev Mr.. Hoist is spendine
the week at Rochester
George Bockman and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith gave .
clnch party on Wednesday evening.
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WINONA.

Judge w. J. Smith has been awarded
a prize for rolling ten straight frames at
the Arlington club alleys.
The Winona County Medical associa-
ton has been invited to attend the quar-
terly meeting Of the Central Wisconsin
Medical society, to be held at La Crozpe
next Tuesday, and several from here
will probably go down. One Of the mat
ters to be discussed is Modern Laws of
Marriage.
The annual report Of the Winona Y
M. G. A. shows it to have a membership
of AIS, of which number 1875 are active
Next Saturday afternoon the Musical
Literary society will have another one Of
their recitals, the performer on this oc-
casion being Prof w. H Crosse, of Min
neapoliS.
After the performance at the Opera
house of Lost River Manager o. F.
Burl1ngame and Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Platt entertained at supper Paul Gilmore
and his wife, the actors being related 20
Mrs. Platt by marriage
A reception was rendered at Students
hall on Friday evening to Miss Bessie
Jones, of Minneapolis, who has Just COM
pleted her studies at the Winona normal
school.
A. B. Brightman, q local advertising
Paul News.
Announcement has been received here
of the marriage at KalispelI Mont of
Allen B. Benedict and Miss Abbie Adel-
bert. The groom formerly resided here
The reception for Bishop Edsall at ST.
Pauls parish house on Saturday evening
was pleasant social affair. The bishop
preached twice at this church on Sunday.