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6uth Dakota
PIERRE.

q: T. Swarts has returned from a trip
TO Des Moines and other Iowa points
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Warner of ST
johns Mission school at old Fort Ben
let, are In Sioux City
Mrs. Joseph Donahue died last Fri
Gay at her home in Fort Pierre, from an
attack Of apopleXy
State Senator Wishek, Of Mcintosh
county, was Pierre visitor several
days this week.
Miss Lena Weischede1 is here from Ell
Reno, Okla for visit with her sister,
Charlie and Beatrice Thorn enter
tanned about twenty of their little
friends at their home last Saturday.
b. A. Cummins is in st. Paul and Min
neapolis on business this week
Z. Z. Bennett has returned from a trip
@ Two months in New York and New
Hampshire.
A. G. Nipple is here from Parkston
for visit Of everal days with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane have re-
turned from visit Of two weeks at
Chicago, Washington and other Eastern
points.
w. D. Nelson, a jeweIer, has a num-
er of fine specimens of cut stones on
exhibition at his store. They have a.
particular value here from the fact that
they were picked up in the rough on
our Streets, the principal ones are fine
specimens Of moss agates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunt have ar
rived from Madison to make this city
Doane Robinson of the Monthly South
Dakotan, was in town Tuesday on work
OF the State Historical society.
w. B. Wadleigh has returned from a.
visit of several months at Clinton, Iowa
Miss Dorothy Morse is a Sioux Fails
visitor this week
Judge and Mrs. Corson entertained
number Of their friends at whist Mon
day right
A marriage license was issued Tues
day for Leroy I. Long, Of Harold and
Minnie Walker, of East Pierre. The
young couple were married at the home
Of the brides parents
The Woman's club held one of its
pleasant meetings at the home of Mrs
II. Karcher, Tuesday. The programme
was in charge of the domestic science
department and consisted Of two enjoy
able piano solos by Mrs. Nipple. and ar
excellent paper by Mrs. Hoyt, on the
.'Contagiousness Of Personality Miss
Bowen. upon invitation Of the hostess,
favored the club and it's guests with
several charming vocal solos, one in
English and the others in French.
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An editorial in the October, 1901, issue
Of the Medical Brief, a journal published
by and for physicians and having the
largest circulation OF any strictly pro-
fessionaI medical publication in the
world, says:
There are many patients who have
nothing organically wrong with them,
but are kept in a weak, anemic state by
a lack of digestive power If we can
improve digestion we increase their en-
ergy, productive output and sense of we'll
being.
For this class Of cases, alcoholics and
strong bitters often do more harm than
good, while they temporarily stimulate
and improve the appetite, IL long used
they bring on q reaction worse than the
first state. Gastric catarrh is likely to
follow their prolonged use from con-
slant and artificial congestion of the gas
trio mucous membrane"
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
proper remedy for this condition. Being
in tablet fbrm they are not only con-
venient to carry and take but are nee
essarily free from all alcoholics and the
Objectionable stimulating drugs do not
enter into their composition.
Every organ and tissue Of the body
depends on the stomach for nourishment
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ROCHESTER.

Dr. and Mrs. A. w. Stinchfeld, Mr..
and Mrs c. z. CaDaghan, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Van Camper, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weber and Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hall
gave a large dancing party in the Ma
sonic temple Friday night.
Mrs Catherine Dochum Gould, mother
of Mrs Diana Holt, Of this city, was
brought here for burial from Tracy,
Wednesday, She is survived by FIVE
children, twenty-five great-grandchll-
brent and one -great-grandcnlld
Her age was ninety-seven years. she
was one Of the pioneer settlers OF Ohm
Sted county.
Mrs. Charles H. Mayo entertained the
members of the Graham family, OF
which she was one, at her home Thurs
day. at cards. There were thirty-three
present The party was to meet Mrs.
Young and Mr.. Jonathan Twentyman,
Of Cortland, N. Y, who are visiting
here.
The twenty-nfnth annual masquerade
of the German Library association was
held Tuesday night, and was an unsur-
raised success.
The woman nurses of the state hospi-
tai gave a dancing party en- masaue
last week.
L. r. Hair and Miss Orfa Wharton
were married Wednesday at the brides
hcme, in Kalmar.
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Minnesota.
MANKATO.

The Misses Williams entertained the
members of the Beta Mu Kai Gamm n
club and young man friends Saturday
Miss Edith Holman has returned from .,
visit with friends at North Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. v. l.. H. King, of Min
neapolis, are guests in the city.
Mrs Joseph Ruerup has returned from
q, weeks visit with friaZGs in St. Paul
The Silver Spoon club was entertained
by Mrs. M. J. Severance Tuesday even
ing.
20 Mr.. Henry Welter and Miss Margaret
Walesch were married Tuesday at St
Peter and St. PauHs church.
Mrs G. 4. Marston, of Garden City. has
returned from a several weeks VISIT IN
Lodge No. s, Degree Of Honor. gave
masquerade party in A. Q. y. w hall
Miss Victoria Giotzbach. of Sleepy Eye.
is visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
q three weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs Fl. A. Patterson entertained ut q
social afternoon" Tuesday.
Miss Mary Busch and Mr. John Nc
Kasy, of LIE Sueur, were married at St
Peter and St. Paul's church Tuesday
morning Rev Father Busch, Of LIE Su-
eur. officiating Miss Minnie Busch, Of
Red Wing, was maid Of honor, ana Mf.
Joseph Busch best man. MeSSrS. William
Glotzbach and Charles Hoerr acted as
ushers. The wedding dinner occurred at
the home of Mrs. Anton Busch.
The Up-to-Date club met with Mrs. III.
j. Wagon Friday evening.
The Swift Card club net at the home
Of Henry Hoffman friday night.
The Cotillon club gave dancing par
ty at Schiller hal Friday night.
Mrs. George H. Palmer" and Mrs. j.
E. Hart entertained at a series of so
ciaI afternoons" Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Eva Gilmore, of Detroit, Mich, is
the guest of Mrs. c. K Otto.
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GLENCOE.

tGcKinley's birthday was generally OBJ
The school children have sent to County
Superintendent Harrington contributions
for the Mckinley monument fund
amounting to nearly $40.
Joseph Buska, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ant Buska. of Bergen, and Miss Jo-
sephine Deusterhof were married at Sill
Yer Lake last Wednesday.
The fourth consignment of books by
the state free travelling library has been
received.
Mrs. McFeeley. Of Minneapolis, is the
guest Of Mrs. J. H. Dorsey
Mr. Joseph Richardson. who has been
confined to his room, is reported to be
on the way to recovery.
e. G. Baird, of Graceville, spent a few
days in town the early part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Borrows are guests
Of MIR. S. K. Gilbert Mrs. B0rrow's father
DR.. r. S. Miles has sold his ONCE to
DR.. E. z. Barrett.
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WINONA.

The annual children's masquerade given
by the ladies of the Philharmonic So
ciety tok place on Friday evening. Over
q hundred children were en- masque, and
some quite elaborate floats were shown
in the grand march.
The mission for non-Catholics which
Rev. Father Conway, Paulist father, has
been conducting at the pro-cathedral for
Sunday evening.
Invitations are out for the annual re-
union of the Winona County Old Settler
association to be held here on the 23d
inst.
At the meeting of the Winona lodge of
perfection of Winona Masons w Hayes
Laird was elected venerable master.
Geo p. Buffum Of this city has left for
Roswell, New Mexico, to accept posi-
ton in the United States hand offiea at
that place.
A platform Lincoln Day service was
held at the Central Methodist clnrcI
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PRINCE HENRY
COMES HIGH
OPERA HOUSE EN-
TERTAINMENT WILL COST
GOTHAM SOCIETY FOLK
A PRETTY PENNY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-AIaurice Grau, d.
rector Of the Metropolitan Opera compa-
ny, after a conference with the opera
committee Of the mayors committee, ap-
pointed in connection with the proposed
visit Of Prince Henry, today announced
the arrangements as far as completed for
the entertainment Of the prince at the
Metropolitan opera house on the evening
Of Feb. Is.
The programme probably will consist
of the first act Of "Lohengrin," the sec
ond act of Carmen the third act Of
Aida the second act of ''Tannhauser,"
the first act of La Traviata' and the
third scene Of ''Le CfG." In the pro-
gramne, each of the prima dopnas and
all Of the great tenors Of the Metropoi-
tan company will take part.
The following schedule Of prices will
PREVAIL Orchestra chairs, $50; dress cir
cle SIS; first rows in the balcony, $1250;
rear rows in balcony $40, and family cir
Gle. S. Admission with standing room
will be S..
All of the boxes have been disposed of
to the opera committee. The scale Of
prices for the boxes decided upon by Mr..
Grau and the committee, according to Mr..
Grau Is as follows: Stall boxes, contain
ing six seats. $3.50; stall boxas, containing
five seats, $500; stall boxes of four seats.
$780, and rear stall boxes, containing three
seats. 500. The remaining seats In the
house will be placed on sale to the general
public
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MORTIFIED.

Q; G. Thompson, of Castle Rock, has
Just received five diplomas and a bronze
medal as awards for a corn display na,Ia
by him at the Pan-American exposition.
Inc members of Company D have or.
ganlzed an indoor baseball team and
elected irwin Fremouw captain and W
A: l.. Dixon Sr., a resident Of this Vi
entity since 1854 and lightweight Years
Of age, was buried yesterday at Water
Fred Hell, for several years ar. emnIove
OF the Wisconsin Lumber company, was
buried yesterday at this place.
petition has been circulating this
tvs name on the city ballot as MAYOR.
Mrs. Brooks Henderson, of st. Paul. is
visiting her mother, Mrs NJ E Wheaton
The witch of the Woods" was given
by nome talent under the direction Of
Harriet Purdy-Smith, Of Chicago.
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SAUK RAPIDS.

Mrs. James Carpenter, Of Royalton, is
visiting her son Ross.
Mrs. Ell: P. Wood has returned from a
visit of the Twin Cities
James Heltemus, Of Maybew Take
Ieayes this week for Alabama, where he
Carl Herrick, member of the University
Gllee and Mandolin club, Of Minneapolis,
was the guest CT his cousin, l.. l.. Her
rick. Wednesday,
Mrs. 7. A. Barnum gave a progressive
valentine party Friday evening in honor
twenty four guests were present.
Miss Myrtle Sem on Saturday enter
tanned the M. A. club at a hit-and-nlss
party.
Aug Neils, w. III. Goedlzer, Fred Miller
Fred Daggett, I. De Long and James
Heltemus leave in a few dayson an ex-
cursion trip to Florida.
Miss Rose Quinn is home for the week
from Buffalo, where she is teaching
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and renewal that will prepare them te
satisfactorily perform their functions am
resist disease Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets do not simply stimulate but they
tone, strengthen and build up the stor
ach, make it active and capable Of cor
verting food into pure rich blood thai
will fully feed the nalf-starved tissue
SO they will develop into full-functtonc u
perfection.
There are many remedies on the mar
ket for impaired or perverted digestion
but none are 50 safe, so economical, So
convenient, SO effective. so popular
are Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Wheth
er the dyspepsia is Of long standing
or is merely a case of temporary indi
gestion, they give prompt and pronounce
relief Their continued use will cure all
forms Of digestive ineffciency
By promoting perfect digestion Stuart'r
Dyspepsia Tablets produce pure blood,
sound and healthy flesh, strong nerves;
make the eyes bright, the skin clear
the mind cheerful the sleep natural and
restful. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arr
easily and cheaply obtained for they are
sold at all drug stores at so cents box
Write to f. A. Stuart Co. MarshaH.
Mich, for their book on stomach dis
eases 1t is free; postal card will
bring 1t; send one today.
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Ca1ifornia-Via the ssSunshine
ROu{Q.V

If you contemplate trip to California
this fall or winter consult the Chicago,
beginning Tuesday. " Oct Set 18th, and ev-
cry Tuesday thereafter during the sea
son high-class Pullman tourist sleep
ing car will leave st. Paul and Mime
apelis, running through to Los Angeles
without change-arriving Los Angeles
Saturday morning, four days.
The line is by the celebrated c., M. &
St. P, 'tHerdick Route" to Kansas
city, thence over the A.. T. & s. f. Ry.,
making the most popular and interesting
route to the South Pacific Coast.
This service includes the personally
conducted feature" west Of Missouri
Rivera special conductor accompanies
each car, whose duty it is to carefully
look after the wants Of each individual
passenger.
Write for the cheapest rates and for
copy of the Sunshine folder, contain
ing full particulars of this famous route.
J, r. Conley, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
c.. M. & St p. Ry., st. Paul.
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WADENA.

DR.. and Mrs G. T. Brearly returned
nome Monday from Park Rapids.
Mrs. o. H. Barrett is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Patek, of Brainerd,
visited here over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. C. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil K. Eastman arrived
Sunday from their home in Wilton. N
d, for visit with relatives and friends.
Master Paul Wilson, assisted by Willie
King and Bernie Burch, gave a party
last evening, which was attended by a
The country cotillion, given by the
baShful eight, was a grand success.
Cashier c. W. Baumbach and his as
sistant, E. J. Austin, Of the First Ma
ty' Tuesday evening The affair was
the most elaborate social function of the
winter -
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PENNINGTON.

Thomas Fahey, of Cloquet, spent Sun
day with his mother
John s. Hamaker returned Sunday
from short trip in the East.
MRS. Walter Lewis is quite i'll.
Fred Horsmen, of Minneapolis visited
his parents over Sunday.
Mr.. and M. Haley, of Austin, were
guests Of village friends Wednesday
Mrs. w. M. Bracket returned home
Monday from Lake City.
J. I'll. McCarty and James Gears, Of
Minneapolis, were the guests Of p. FL.
Feely the fore part of the week
The social hop given by the Ladies'
twentieth Century Carnation club Fri
day night was success. eighty-four
couples being present.
The fair for the benefit Of st. Michael's
church, held on Tuesday and Wednes-
day was a great success. $3.50 being the
net profit.
A meeting has been called for Thurs
day. evening, Feb 10, to take action
against the proposed moving of the -four
mill to LakeYiIIe.
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last evening. The speakers included
Judge d. e. Vence, President J. f. Mills
paugh Of the Winona Normal school, and
Rev S. r. Kerfoot.
The senior class of the high school took
a sleighride out to Rollingstone on. Fri
day evening, where supper was served
voted to dancing. The return being made
at midnight.
Miss Maude St. John will leave this
week for the Philippines, having accepted
a position to teach there for a couple
of years. Mrs. ST. John, her mother, will
accompany her over and may spend q
year in the islands. They go by way of
the Suez canal
The Winona Picnic club enjoyed mid
winter picnic on Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Hanson.
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SHAKOPEE.

The Knights and Ladies Of the Crok-
mole table were entertained at the home
Of Roy and Anna Smith last Saturday
evening.
Miss Minnie Petty visited with her aunt
in St. Paul Monday, returning Tuesday
evening.
The Junior c. E. Society Of the Pres
byterian Church will have a valentine
sale Wednesday,
The Literary club will be entertained
by DR.. H. w. Reiter next Monday even
ing at the home of Senator and Mrs. J.
A. Collier.
The Senior Whist club was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. J. A. Collier last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Sophia Deutsch, of Helena, is the
guest of her brother, NJ A. Deutsch
Miss Jaeger and Willie Deutsch. of Jor-
can, attended the bail at the opera house
Friday evening.
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YANKT0N.

Charles S. Kingsbury was married
Wednesday to Miss Fraeda iScherer.
Ephraim Babb, Of Wakonda. was mar
RED Thursday to Miss Mae Dwyer, Of
the same place.
Judge Bartlett Trip has returned
from a meeting Of the state code com
mission, at Deadwood.
Mr.. Worthy Riddle and Miss Alice
Tone, two well known young people
here, We're married Wednesday.
The fifteenth annual reunion of Orien-
tai C0nsistoTy No. /, Of Yankton, viii
be held here March 3 to T. At that time
the corner stone laying of the new Ma
scnic temple will take place.
A committee consisting Of President
Warren, Of Yankton college; Rev. B.
~. Mattsonp Of the congregational
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mr.. A. Erickson Of McHenry, Y. D,
is visiting his brother, Mr. Nels Erlck-
Mr.. f. A. Cooper was here this week,
the guest Of Mr.. H. o. Amundson-
Miss Clara Sexton, of Rome, N. Y, is
visiting her brother, judge Sexton
Mr.. John Templeton has returned
from Hot Springs. Ark.
Mrs. Or. Boyd and Mrs. G. 3. Ward
will represent the Alexandria Woman's
club at the State Federation breakfast
at Minneapolis Feb. y.
Mrs n. P. Ward went to Chicago
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil A. Polzine return
ed from visit with relatives in st.
Paul.
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JAMESTOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Claus have left for
q trip to Milwaukee, Chicago and West
Baden, and will be gone several weeks
Mrs. G. T. Hills and daughter Leola
nave returned from a visit in Crawfords-
vile, Ind.
w. 3. S. Trirnble is spending the winter
in Canada and Eastern cities.
John Nelson died in Jamestown Tues
day, after an illness of but four DAYS.
The funeral occurred Thursday
Mrs Jewett who has been visiting Mrs
e. Latta and Mrs. f. Whidden, left for
Seattle. Later she will go to Nome,
Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Huntington have
left for trip to Iowa points.
G. J. Toohey returned from a trip to
Illinois, Missouri and Iowa.
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Mrs. w. "A. Scott for Mrs. II. r. Lyon,

Mrs w. "A. Scott for Mrs. H. r. Lyon,
Of Mandan.
Mrs. j. W. Smith gave luncheon Wed
nesday in honor of Mrs. Morris, of Wa
tertoWn, S. ID.
gave a party to a number Of day friends.
Sheriff Twitchell is expected home to-
morrow from Washington.
Last evening Mrs. I'D Hughes enter
tanned the Bowling club, after the regu-
lar Saturday night game
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Whitworth have re-
turned from an Eastern trip, which in
cluded considerable time in both Wash
ington and New York.
Mrs. @. e. Wheeler and Mrs. Stock
house are in Minneapolis.
Dr. Wear was in st. Paul yesterday.
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REDWOOD FALLS.

Mrs: 7. N. Tompkins entertained a par
y OF friends at her residence Wednes-
Mrs. W. r. Caswen returned Wednesday
from Bookings. S. D., where she has
pc visiting with her daughter, Mrs. E.
Miss Grace Cladbourne visited with her
parents in Wobasso last week
Mrs Katherine Lunn returned Friday
from a visit in Fremont, Neb
MISS. Myra Essery returned Friday from
her visit with friends in MINNEAPOLIS
J. d. Wallace. of Chicago, is the guest
OF ms son, William H. Wallace.
MISS Jennie Evans entertained a num-
Der of guests Saturday evening.
The Ladies Missionary Society Of +ba
PresbyteTian Church meet with MRS
James am = Aiken il Thursday.
Inc Rathbone Sisters entertained the
Knights Of Pythias at their hall Wednets,
day. y o~i10s-
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was elected president and c.. a.. Green
leaf vice president of the club Nine
directors were elected also.
Miss Marie Heileman, of Minneapolis,
is visiting with friends n this city.
MRS. O. A. Phelps is i'll with grip.
{ The firemen gave their annual ball at
Masonic hall Friday evening.
&.Dr. Cults, of Grove City, called on
friends here this week
The Nabob Cinch club met this week
with Mr. and Mrs Gross on Thursday
evening.
ID Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Campbell of this
ss,city, started Saturday of this week on a
trip to Hawaii and other Sandwich ISL
lands and will not return until May.
Thomas Peters died last week. He
was about seventy-ffve years old.
: Fritz Koerner has been confined to his
home for two weeks with the grip.
Senator Dart was home interviewing
his constituents on the tax code the lat
ter part Of this week.
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PIPEST0NE.

Mrs. David Patten is at Maurice, help
ing care for her father who is very sick
Mrs. George McGillivray has returned
to her home at Spring Valley, Mimi.
Rev. w. G. Connell has returned home
from his lecture tour
Presiding Elder J. M. Bull preached at
Slayton, MINI, on Sunday, the 9th.
M. d. Caldwell and wife have gone to
spend few weeks at Colfax, 10, and
try the mineral springs.
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EITCHFTELD.

Last Monday evening the Masonic
bodies of Litchfeld rendered a most de-
lightful entertainment and banquet to
about 200 invited guests in Masonic
hall.
The remains Of Prof Charles G. Top
ping were inferred in Litchield cemetery
Monday He had resided in Meeker coun-
ty over forty years
Mrs. DR. F. i. Bissel ana daughter
Miss Mile, of the Old Soldiers home. are
visiting friends in Litchfield this week.
The Commercial club held its annual
eleeloh ana banquet at G. A. r. han
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FOLEY.

L. g. sperry is in Nilaca, the guest Of
:, Mrs, DR.. Lacrosse arrived from Canada
Saturday.
Miss Mary Broadhead is taking a va
cation and is at her home in Sank Rap
ids.
Register of Deeds Adam Jochem is ~seri-
ou5ly sick.
Mrs. F. S. Leff1ngweil left yesterday
for q weeks visit with her parents at
Abrams, Wis.
Mrs. A. M. Downey expects to leave The
city soon for the West.
The Foley club met for the last time
before Lent Thursday evening.
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HURON.

The Sterling farm, Of 800 acres, two
miles north of Huron, sold for $6,72O Col.
Sterling hcmesteaded this place in 1882.
John e. Ward is awarded the contract.
at LOO per annum, for carrying the malls
between Huron and Frankfort.
Philip Lawrence purchased the C. N.
Cooper residence, on Third and Montana
streets.
Word has been received that the equip
ment for the Huron military company
will reach here about the LIST of March.
A new dry goods house will be installed
in vacant room in the Mayors block
about the 18th Of March.
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BUFFALO.

John Cochrane and his sister Grace
spent Monday and Tuesday in the cities.
W. A. Kirscht, of this village, after
having spent a week visiting with reIa-
tIves at Almene, Wis, returned home
last Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. sellie spent Thursday with
city friends
Miss Harriet Stuart of Minneapolis. is
visiting with her sister, Mrs Reinmuth
Mrs Abbot Of Farwell, spent few
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Enghouser
Mrs. Hammond, of Daggett. Mich, is
visiting with her son this week.
DIR. Dulude went to Montreal Sunday on
account Of the serious illness. which has
since resulted in death, of his mother
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It was the morning after he had been
detained at the office on business.
YOU to give me q frank and truthful an
swer to one question"
He was glad to get off so easy, yet he
feared the question would be a corlxer
Certainly, my dear he said. What
is the question:"
Il want you to tell me" she said i'm
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she Hadn't spoken.

After he had kissed her and pressed her
rosy check against his and patted her
soft round chin, she~drew back and ask
cd:
George, do you shave yourself?'
Yes he replied.
Il thought 50, she said. ''Your face n
the toughest I ever
Then she stopped, but it was too late
ana he went away with cold heavy
lump in his breast.-Chicago Journal