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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31
SLAYTON.

Mrs. F. D. Week has returned from
the hospital at Rochester, much improv-
ed in health
Miss Winnie Setter returned to her
nome at Tracy last Wednesday after a
visit with Mrs. j. NJ Knudson.
Bert Stone, of Omaha, visited old
friends here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Knudson went to
Sleepy Eye on Thursday for a short
visit.
Mrs. Mary Linhart, of Grundy. Iowa,
was the guest Of Mrs. w. B. Slime the
past week
Mrs. Gregg, of Plainview, has been
visiting relatives here the past week
Mrs. E. P. Barker went to Mankato on
saturday to visit relatives.
K. Fraser and daughter Margaret Wis
tied the family of his daughter Mrs Rev.
J. ". Christianson, at Wilmont, the past
week.
Mrs. James Garrison left for Council
BLUFFS on Thursday to attend the funeral
of her brother.
Mrs. John Cardle and Mrs. E. J. Young.
OF Falrmont, are guests at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Cardle
Mrs; w. b. Hatten is visiting at Wor-
thington.
Mrs. c. F. Paxton entertained a party
of young people on Saturday night in
honor of her. sister, who is here from
Chicago visiting
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BUFFALO.

Miss Matte. Deming, of Rush City,
spent few days the first of the week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jude, of
this village.
j. G. Tarbox, of Monticello, was in
Buffalo on business Tuesday.
W. G. Mcknight, of Buffalo. is at Vel
va, N. D., on business this week
j. w. Cochrane has moved his abstract
office TO J. 7. Alleys law office
A tailor named Oscar, of Minneapolis.
has purchased a lot of L. C. Gilbert. and
VIII commence business this spring.
Mrs Thomas Ward, of Chatham, was
adJudged insane by Judge Woolley last
Wednesday, and on Thursday was taken
to the Fergus Falls hospital
Mr.. FTypholm, of Cokato, recently pur-
chased fifteen-acre farm of Mr.. Green
on Buffalo lake shore for 81, $50.
Mrs. Sather, the mIliner, expects to
build residence this spring
Mrs. 0. r. Lounbury left Yesterday for
a weeks visit with Minneapolis relatives
From there she will go to LitchfeId and
spend another week visiting at that place.
Rev. j. S: Kingan arrived here from
Evanston, ILL., Rev Kingan will sue
coed Rev. VALENTINE as pastor of the
M. E. Church of Buffalo.
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SHAKOPEE.

Curtiss Manage arrived home from
F5Ie5ssenden, \. D., last Saturday night.
His"friends learn with regret that he is
suffering from consumption
RudoIph Wegner has sold his house
and four lots in the western part of town
to Mr.. Vaughn, of Odinah, Wis.
Mrs. z. ]. Straka arrived home from
Brownsville last Monday, where she
spent a fortnight with her parents.
The Duplicate Whist club will meet at
the home of DR.. and Mrs ]. G.. Newell
next Wednesday evening.
Dr. II. Q. Smith and c. c. Storec drove
to Minneapolis Tuesday enjoying the fine
roads and beautiful weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kiesel, of Kansas
City, Mo, We're visitors among Shake
pee friends Tuesday. They were on their
way to Howard Lake to visit Mrs. Kie-
sells parents.
Joseph Nachtsheim arrived home from
North Yakima, Wash, where he has been
the past year working in MechteI Bros
confectionery and bakery
Joseph Gfroerer received his appoint
ment as station agent for the Milwaukee
road last Saturday, he filling the place va
Gated by the death Of Nicholas Staefer.
Miss Florence Wilson took her depart
ure Wednesday afternoon for Windlnere
N. D., where she has accepted position
as assistant poStmiStreSS.
Cashier John Them and daughter Isa-
bel were Capital City visitors Friday.
AT meeting of the Masonic lodge last
Saturday night the first degree was con-
ferred upon two candidates.
Mines. John Dean, Thomas Johnson.
Mrs. Maggie White, nee Dean, went to
Monticello the fore part of the week to
be present at a wedding in the George
Edwards home.
The electric plant is now ready and thu
current was turned on Friday evening
for test. The lights showed up fine.
Last Tuesday the o-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Laur went in
the yard to play and tried to scare a
large rooster, but the rooster iIInDaf for
her and picked her around the eyes,
bruising her terrible.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Buchanan were
Twin City visitors last Thursday.
N. "A Ferguson has been confined to
the house for the past week with an at
Mrs. John Gutenberg, of Port Huge
lus, Wash, arrived Tuesday for a visit
OF few weeks with old Shakopee
H. G. Heinch and George Thornquest
spent Saturday and Sunday in st. Paul,
the guest of Mr.. Heinch's parents.
The literary club will meet with Miss
mae Dierberger Monday afternoon to
give the members an opportunity tn at
ing. Gil
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Southwark oe Ct
TO attend to his cases in the dfstrict
court and Mrs. Southworth to visit with
old home friends.
e. n. Heller and family arrived last
Saturday from Kalispell, Mont, to remain
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James Rey-
nolds.
Attorney F. V. Brown, of Minneapolis.
day.
Mrs N. L. shaefer and children and
mother, Mrs. Bacon, went to Cologne
"Wednesday to attend the funeral of a
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MANKATO.

Evan Lloyd, of st. Peter, has been the
guest of friends in the city.
Mrs. W. L. HiXon and family have re-
turned from visit with relatives in Ken
lucky
Mr. Charles Christensen, of Monroe,
Wis. is visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Snow departed Sat
urday for Little Falls. Mimi, where they
will make their future home.
Miss Jessie Harter held the regular meet
ing of the S. N. w. G. at her home Sat-
urday evening and an enjoyable time was
had
Messrs. w. H. and B. F. Pay went 20
Sleepy Eye Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. c. Sprecher, of Mt Morris i'll.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. M. Fa
ger.
Mrs. Henry w. Peterson entertained a
number of young people at her home Mon
day evening. The event was in honor of
her son Georges birthday. Progressive
caroms was played and head prizes were
won by Inez Tidland and Paul Dyeman.
l.. P. Hunt and wife have returned from
visit in the South.
w. c. Foster, of Tracy, is the guest of
friends in tia city.
John Jorgensen has returned from Seat
tie, where he has been visiting several
months
Harry Akers has returned from Water
town, S. D.
Charles Nilsson, of St. Paul. has been
the guest of his father, John Nilsson, for
several days.
Miss Alice Robbins, of the normal nc
ulty, left Tuesday for Chicago, where
she will attend the Chicago university
for the next six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeVauX and Miss Donner
of Sleepy Eye, were in the city Wednes-
day.
Miss Mary E. Jones and r. f. Jones
were married at the home of the brides
parents Thursday afternoon, Rev. Evans,
pastor of the Welsh G. NJ church officiat-
ing. Only the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom were present. and after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left for
and relatives for a short time
Richard Kuester, of Blue Earth, was in
the city Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Jenkins. of St. James, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George Pass.
Mrs. J. S. Pinney left Thursday fc%
Huron. S. D., to spend some time visit
ing friends.
Mrs ]. M. Dickinson, Of Fulda. Mimi,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. T. Rob
erts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. Fowler returned
Thursday from Hot Springs. Ark, where
! they have been spending several months.
Harry Nixon is entertaining his brother
from Eyota, MINI.
Attorney w A Funk left Friday for a
several days trip in North Dakota.
| Mrs H L. Green and family left Fri
DAY for Brainerd, where. they will JOIN
| Mr. Green and make their future home.
| Mrs Fred Snyder and Miss Clara Ger
| Itch departed Saturday Tor Chicago, where
| they will remain two weeks. They Will
| attend the grand opera at the Auditorium.
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PENNINGTON.

Miss Iiockstatter, of Minneapolis, has
accepted a position in Bartlett's millin-
cry store as trimmer.
Miss Bessie Smith, who has been at
tending school at st. Anthony PARK has
returned home to spend the summer va
cation with her parents
John circuit spent Sunday in Minneapo-
lis.
Miss Alice Tierney, teacher in the pub
lie school at Rosemount has been spend
ing a weeks vacation with her parents
in this place.
Ira and Miss Marion Bosworth, of
Minneapolis, were the guests of William
Cook and family Sunday.
Messrs. Clayton and William I<regel,
of Minneapolis, visited Farmirgton
friends Sunday.
Miss May Fluke, principal of the ST.
Louis Park high school, has been enjoy
ing a weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p Fluke.
Miss Nina Korslund went to st. Paul
Wednesday, where she has accepted a
position with Schuneman & Evans.
Miss. Anna Curry teacher in the
schools at GAINESVILLE, has been spending
the week at her home in this place
I. G. Davis will erect a brick building
for business purposes just north of N1u-
sic hall this spring.
DR.. Flora Moore, of MINNEAPOLIS. was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. w.
Royce, this week
Peter Ersfeld, of New York city, is
Ersfeld, of Lakeville township, and also
looking over the state of Minnesota With
a view of locating here
charles McHenry, roadmaster of the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
railway has been in Pennington the
past week In an interview Mr. Nc
Henry said it was expected to nave the
trains running some time in May. He
thought four passengers trains would be
run each day to and from the cities.
The funeral of Mrs. William w. ami.
don took place Monday at p. m. Rev.
ing in the last rites. Mrs Amidon was
born in the house in which she died, April
IL, 1860, and was the oldest child of Mr..
and Mrs. G. l. Haynes, of this place. In
don, of st. Paul, in which city she lived
till 1893, at that time moving to this
place. She leaves to mourn her loss
her parents, husband and three children.
The Modern Woodmen, initiated a class
of five into the mysteries if their order
this week. after which the Royal Neigh
Dors served a very sumptuous supper.
me event was one of great pleasure.
Mrs. M. A. Meeker gave a reception
IN honor of Miss Helen Banter, OF Owa-
tonna. Friday evening, at her home, at
which about thirty were present CARDS.
furnished the amusement Of The even
ing.
Work has been resumed on the Far
mington -Mankato branch CT the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway.
Hastings this week.
Prof Thomas Shaw AMI Sir. Z. A.
Webb, editor and manager o: the
Farmer, published at St Paul. were in
Pennington Thursday with a view of 10
eating an experimental farm here to lie
run in connection with their paper " llle
here they were shown the adjacent coun-
try by committee consisting of DR. X.
St j. Perry and l.. P. Fluke, of the vii
lage council, and A. K. Gray M. Noes.
7. G. Davis and o. c. Thompson The
gentlemen were very favorably Impress
ed with the farming advantages of this
SECTION and it Is presumed that the farm
will be located here
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South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS.

NAL ]. w. Harding, ex-United States
4NQlan agent at anktCn agency, who re-
Gently returI-G with lis family fr1m tie
Ssthcy 20 ms farm IN CT aIles Mix equity,
iI5 accepted position a. manager uf the
lana department of the Bank Of Platte,
OF Platte, S. D., to which he will devote
the greater part of his time in the future.
I A new town is to be started this spring
at a point on the Milwaukee railroad IN
the western part of Lake county TIE
Milwaukee company will put in a siding
at once and provide the necessary ac-
cOmmodauOnS in response to the several
petitions which the company has received
for this service. Petitions for several eIe-
Vator sites have also been filed. and at
1east TWO new elevators will be erected
at the new town at once A short distance
from the point selected for the new town
firSt-class creamery is in operation
AT the regular annual meeting of the
local lodge Of Elks the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Elk
allied ruler, E. S. Knowles; esteemed lead
ing knight, +. w. Gunkle; esteemed loyal
knight, II. NJ. Shipley; esteemed lecturing
knight, e. r. Winans; secretary, E. e..
Hinde; treasurer, John c. Farley; trustee
c. P. Bates; tyler, Frank Kunerth: rep
reSentatve to grand lodge, G. P. Bates
Z. Z. Bates, retiring exalted ruler, was
presented with a complete set of solid
silver tableware, each piece being en-
graVed and inclosed in a walnut case.
An agitation has been commenced IN
SPHINX county for the abandonment of the
county poor farm. committee of the
county board recently investigated the
poor farm, in which the county has in
vested nearly $1,000. including the cost OF
grounds and buildings. 1t has been as
certained that the cost of maintaining the
farm last year was 81, 669 o.
At intervals during the past few weeks
the laW-abiding citizens of Gam Valley
have been terroriZed by the amateur cow
boys of that locality. who. because the
town has no municipal organization and
is without a Jail, gather there and load
up on bad whisky. after which they make
a show of themselves, much to the disgust
and annoyance of decent people.
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RED WING.

The city realizes over $4,000 as its
share of the requests of the late Theo-
dore B. Sheldon. What disposition viii
be made of this has not yet been de-
termined. The decision lies with the ex-
ecutors, Mrs. Anne Sheldon, the widow,
and f. Busch and E. w. Blodgett
The charter commission is hard at work
preparing draft for a new city char
te-.
The Red Wing Commercial club will
have its monthly meeting Tuesday even
Ing. Nery member is urged to attend
as several important matters will come
up for consideration
The new factory "B'' of the Red Wing
Sewer Pipe company will probably be
ready for operation early in May.
Work will commence within ten days
on the extension of the Chicago Great
Western line from Zumbrota to Roches-
ter.
The new mill of the Simmons Milling
company will be running within two
weeks
Plans for the Encouragement of the
Milwaukee yard tracks and the new de
pot are now under consideration, and
the general offices of the company at
Chicago. The work will be done this
summer.
The formal opening of the new Masonic
hall of Red Wing Lodge No s. A. F. and
A. NJ, will take place on Wednesday
evening, April 9. The new hall is one
Of the finest in the Northwest.
Adolph Berg has purchased the bakery
of the Gross Baking company.
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MORTIFIED.

William Waggoner, a farmer living
SIX miles west of here, captured three
wolves while chopping wood on his farm
Tuesday morning.
Judge Buckham paid 81, 1904 taxes on
his personal property, the most paid by
any enc citizen of this county.
The first session of the new council will
be held tomorrow evening, when the diff
ferent appointments will be n+tde.
inspection of Company D, n. c. S. M,
will be held on the evening of April Z.
The company is making rapid progress
under the new officers, and expects to
make a good showing.
The Carleton College Glee club. has re-
turned from ITS tour through Southern
Minnesota, and reports it a success in
every way.
Elmer Nephew has gone to Council
Bluffs, Iowa, where he has taken a sub
contract for railroad grading.
Conductor and Mrs. Grover are making
a short visit in Duluth
The state oratOrical contest will be
held here next Friday evening. The fol
lowing colleges will be represented. Ham
line, Gustavus Adolphus, Manchester, St.
Olaf and Carleton.
Willis Norton who has been connected
with the Mortified National bank for
some time, has gone to st. Paul to ac-
cept a position with the st. Paul Nation
al bank.
John Carroll has been spending a few
days in st. Paul.
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HURON.

Receiver WestdahI of the United
Sta les land land office, returned from d trip
John 7. Breen will build two-storv
brlck building on Dakota avenue
Dr. 1. l.. Wolfe was here from Mt
vernon iowa, looking after farm land in
IeTests that he holds i'll Beadle county.
John Bald is here from Mt Vernon,
Iowa, and contemplates opening a gents
furnishing house
The Halstead orchestra of Madison. s.
D., IS engaged by the Brotherhood Of To-
comotlve Flremen for their Easter dance
Ire funeral Of Miss Clara Roach Oc-
Cured Sunday from the Methodist
church and was largely attended Rev H.
preston, of Wolsey, conducted the serv-
etery
The date for the last number HI the
lecture course which was to have been
given March y is changed to March r.
Frederick Il. Hopkins, Of Chicago has
been substituted for Morgan Wood who
VIII be unable TO be here on account Of
Rev. F. H. Richardson. just recenetly
chosen pastor of the Baptist church here.
arrived from Three Mile Bay, N. ", and
preached morning and evening at the
Baptist church Sunday. Mr.. Richardson's
family will follow soon
DR.. Lane was here from Miller Tuesday
hey James Walton, of Redfeld. was
visiting in the city.
Hon 7. S. Everett was here from Sphinx
county.
w. j. McCray is here from Denton, Tex,
for few days. Mr.. McCray was a for
mer HurOnite, and is prospecting in his
new home In the South.
John A. Sauer, wholesale cigars ana to-
bacco, will build a fire-prOof warehouse
in the rear of hiE factory on Dakota ave-
nue.. He has been occupying quarters IN
the Odd Fellows block as a store room
and workshop, but finds the inconvenience
of divided quarters too great and viii
therefore build.
Turner Hose Company No. elected
these officers for the ensuing year. Fore
man, Fred Boos; first assistant. Jake
Finckli; second assistant. Gust Ritschlag;
treasurer, w. Jones; secretary, J. Bruce.
On Tuesday evening. April !, I'm Chapel
hall, will occur the regular term recital OF
the oratory department Of Huron college.
Attorney General Burt was at the cap
itol Tuesday.
William J. Heaey. the Hand county Cd
itor, was here Tuesday.
c. j. Maynard, editor Of the Kimball,
S. d., Index, was in the city.
Col. John II. King will attend the in
ternational live stock sale at Omaha next
week.
E. J. Miller is a candidate for city
treasurer.
Mrs. S. S. Davenport and daughters have
returned from a visit at Mason City Iowa.
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WADENA.

: John Marshall, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday in the city with friends
.. h. Skalman was confined to the house
this week with a severe cold
M. Davidson, the Staples druggist. was
in the city the first of the week.
Rev. J.. G. Steigler went to St Cloud
yesterday to assist with services at the
cathedral.
Misses Johanna Valikanji and Rose w.
Eaton will go to Minneapolis tonight for
a weeks visit.
Mrs. B. F. Hartshorn. Of Walker, has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. O.
w. Miller, this week.
Miss Eva Brown arrived home from ST.
Paul this week to accept a position in
Meyer & Coon's store.
William Dover went down to Brainerd
Tuesday morning to see his sister, who is
at the hospital there
]. M. Stowe has gone to Iowa on bust
ness.
Tuesday evening at the home of A. G..
Broker Misses Pansy KatZky and Gertrude
Heibrun entertained few of their friends
at cards Choice refreshments were
served at an appropriate hour Those
present were Misses Mollie Baehr Letta
Butturff, Lizzie Hurst and -Messrs. Guy
Simmons. Jay Mumm, Ralph Baumbath,
Carl Butturff and Ray Hunsinser.
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day for Chico, Cal, at which place they
expect to locate
Mr. and Mrs. y. P. Christensen have
gone to st. Paul for a stay " several
months. -
Miss Ava Harrington has returned from
a stay of several weeks at St. Paul. and
points in the northern part of this state.
Mrs. d. Corson has returned from a
Visit CT several weeks with her daugh-
ter at Grlnnell Iowa.
Mrs. a. c. Brink has returned from A
trip to Kankakee, ILL.,, where she was
called several days ago by the death OF
her father.
Miss Mamie Jennings and Renla Nelson
nave gone to Valparaiso, Ind. where
they will take courses in telegraphv.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ban
lst Church gave a farewell reception
II honor of Mrs w. NJ. Clark and Mrs
r. hyde Wednesday afternoon An in
Ieres1ng literary programme vas rem
dered and light refreshments Were served.
A solid silver spoon was presented to
each of these ladies, who win soon ~
move from the city.
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PIPESTONE.

The reading and amusement hall es-
tablished by the Y. M. c. II. U. was for
rnally opened to the public last Satur-
day evening. There was a large crowd
in attendance.
MISS Lillian Petersmyer returned last
Monday from her Iowa visit
M. d. Caldwell and wife and son were
arrivals Monday from their Dakota trip.
F. S. Clement and family have gone to
Danbury, Iowa, to engage in the MOTEL
business.
w. S. Mcdonald left on Tuesday for A
trip to Winnipeg, Man.
j. w. Cook, the druggist, is now es
tablished in his new place of business
in the bank block.
Mrs. /: B. Smith has gone to Beaver
Creek. Mimi, for a visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. William Crawford.
George Redmore, the contractor, was
given the contract for the erection of a
large circular barn at the Indian govern
ment school. Mr. Redmore has done
most OF the building at the government
school for several years.
Mrs. j. G. Crowell left on Friday for a
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LIE SUEUR.

Richard Foley died at his home in Ibis
CITY Wednesday morning, aged seventy
county since 1S49. The funeral was held
from st. Anne's Catholic church Friday
morning.
Martin ]. Koenig, a pioneer resident of
TINS county, died at his home in this city
Friday at the advance age Of eighty three.
Inc funeral was held from the German
M: b. church at 2 o'clock yesterday.
j. l.. Willard, of Markesan Wis. was
here a few days this week interviewing
the business men of this city relative to
starting a canning factory. If built it will
be operated by stock company, which
itaI Of $4,000
Miss Gertrude Quackenbush is visiting
her sister at NicCllet
Mrs. G. F. Forsell and children of ST.
Paul, are the guests of the Tomlinson
family.
julius A1mich has been drawn to serve
as juror at the next session of the cir
cult court to be held at Fergus Falls.
Joseph Carr and family of ST. James
spent few days here the past week as
the guest of relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McKasy are Wis
iting relatives at Red Wing
Rev. Edwin H. Earle has been granted
a months vacation by his parshioners
and will spend that time with relatives at
Santa Cruise. Cal
D. A Hanlon and wife of MONTGOMERY
spent Friday in this city.
Antoine HubertY, of New Ulm spent a
few days here with his sons.
Miss Margaret Evans is home from
Macalster to spend her Easter vacation
The public schools Of this city are en-
joyiDg their spring vacation this week
Mrs. O. F. Schnell, who has spent the
winter with her sister, Mrs. F. A. Dodge,
in this city, left last week for her home
in North Dakota.
Mrs. H. ]. Dane gave a reception to the
members of the Presbyterian church at
her home Friday evening. She was as
sisted by the Mesdames Snow, Reamer
Evans, Barrett. ]. r. S. CoSgrove and
and a decidedly pleasant nature.
The annual meeting of the Associated
Charities was held at the club rooms Fri
day evening, at which time the follow
ing officers were elected: H. H Johnston,
president; Rev. II. A. Noys, vice presi-
Gustave Item, treasurer; M. w. Grimes,
J. r. S. Cosgrove, J. H. Tennath Mrs
H. E. Cox. Miss Agnes Siemening and
Mrs. ]. p. Funk, members of the execu-
tive committee
At the annual meeting of the Civic ana
Commercial club the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Rev. Joseph T. Busch; vice presi-
dent, John Kehoe; r. H. Cosgrove. record
ing secretary; P j. Bachman, financial
Weis, A. H. Nelson. H. II. Johnston and
M. w. Grimes, members of executive COM
mittee.
J. c. Smith left for Minneapolis Satur-
day to remain for the summer.
Rural Ranks Nos. 2 and will begin op-
eratiOns Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. ]. Grimes, Of Heron Lake. was
the guest of her mother in this city a
few days last week.
Fred Boelter. of Wood Lake, is the guest
of relatives in town.
L. L. Kulp transacted business at st.
Paul last week.