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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-03
THE IMPOLITE MONKEY.

monkey once decided upon a visit to
a foreign country. In due course, having
arrived at his destination he immediate
~ proceeded to exhibit extreme and con-
temptu0uS surprise at the manners and
customs of the animals he found there
Now. look here, said he to a horse
My whiskersi but you are a queer lot
o. beasts. Just think of not being able 10
hang onto the bOugh Of a tree by your
tan: Why, in monkeyland everyone can
Indeed" replied the horse. who felt
it incumbent upon him to be polite to a
stranger. us that 50? Well | suppose
you are all very clever beasts in money
land"
'Oh. yes. Of course" acquiesced the
monkey, turning up his nose with a dis
dainful air, land I'll tell you another
thing. You haven't the least conception
ol We proper aTe r way ~ to spring here
WITH a touch Of irony in his voice.
mo, continued the monkey. ''Why.
1t makes me grin when 1 think of it.
saw dog jump after rabbit me other
day. and you should have seen the exhi-
bition he. made of himself
should certainly not have cared to do
So, replied the horse, deCisiyely he
cause the dog happens to be a great
friend of mine
is he?" laughed the monkey. ooh,
what beast to choose for a friend
Why, we don't think anything Of dogs
in monkeyland. We just regard them as
lower creatures. But. tell me, why in the
world do you sleep on the ground instead
Of in trees, as we DO in my country?'
Because it is our custom" replied
the horse, suppressing sharp retort
with difficulty
1T is; Wei, don't want to live here"
retOrted the monkey.
You will pardon me = replied the horse
in dignified tone, but you certainly
are not bound to remain"
Now, that is insulting" complained
the monkey. Really very rude and III
bred indeed"
The horse opened his eyes wide in as
constituent II suppose it does not occur
TO you, said he. that your criticisms
of our way of doing things are even more
so. Honestly. unless you can conform
to our customs. / think you had better
run swiftly back to your own country"
Then he went on with his grazing.
They are an ignorant, uncouth set,
these beasts" reflected the monkey.
'I'll be shot If 1 can make any friends
among them"
The moral of this fable is easily found:
If you desire to make friends in a for
eign country, above all things avoid de-
rogatory comparisons.-Mich Clifford
White, from Pets and Animals"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-03
MANKATO.

Mrs Eliza Whipple, of Rochester, has
been the guest of her son, E. j. Wh1pple,
and family.
Mrs Wells, of Amboy, and Harry and
Walter Plynat have been the guests OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Ply
mat "a. Two
is the guest of her brother, George Fass'
and family.
Miss Nav RoweIl, of ST. Peter, has
been the guest of Miss Holman.
Leonard Snow, of Cresco, Iowa, is the
guest of his brother, Herbert Snow.
The Mystic Stitchery club celebrated
their first anniversary Saturday even
The Linden Whist club held a meeting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Skuse Saturday night.
Mrs. F. B. Wells is visiting her daugh-
Ter. Miss Frances, at Northheld.
Harry Foster, of st. Peter, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. F. w. Loucks,
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Burns gave a thir
ty-ffth anniversary party at their home
Monday night, about fifty guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Burrin gave
krokinole party at their home Wednes-
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Fernandez entertained
at the home of Watson Durham Satur-
day evening. Progressive euchre was
played and head honors were won by
Mrs. F. w. Loucks and Archie Burrill
and foot prizes by Mrs. Burrill and Mr..
Loucks.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Davies entertained
at whist Thursday evening.
Attorney Funk entertained a number
of friends at birthday party Wednes-
day night.
MRS. Ira P. Shissler entertained the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-03
SHAKOPEE.

The graduating parts of the Shakopee
high school are now being prepared, and
the following is the list of speakers and
their subjects: Miss Addie Storer. James
Russell Lowell. Literateur;'' Miss Bertha
Beggs, The Reign of CUSTOM Miss
Martha Fredericks, 'Literateur, Current
and Classical"
Mrs. Val Buch who has been here
since the death of her mother Mrs E
]. Hamilton, departed Thursday morning
on her return to Oklahoma
Henry YOSt. of Minneapolis was a bust
ness visitor here Monday.
Miss Anna YOSt of the Webster school
st. Paul, spent from Friday until Mon
daX With WI cher her relatives in this city.
+. w. Shaefer, station agent at Colo
gone, visited with his brother Nicholas
last Wednesday
The Duplicate Whist club entertained
at at the home of Miss Isabel Spencer last
home of Miss Josephine Brown.
John B. Ries is in the northern part
q the state in the interests of the Jacob
R1eS Bottling works.
P. H. Preiser is at home from his trin
week 10
William MAYER went to st. Paul the
t t part OF the week to accept posi-
house
Mic Michtel and wife will depart this
week for North Yakima, Wash, where
My SneX W VIII make their future home. Mr.
ox,,IoI-a ~ - LIS IIAie was valued
pany I'm
The Senior Whist club was entertained
py mrs II. j. Peck Saturday evening.
NJ =. Marx was Twin City visitor
Thomas J; Condor spent the past week
VlSIuhg IN Long Lake and Wayazata.
90 mrs f,3 sarah DALEY entertained a party
OF friends FRIDAY afternoon, it being t1e
anniversary Of her birthday. ZIG
At the meeting of the Masonic lodge
last saturday night there was work in
ooth the first and second degrees.
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BENSON.

Frank c. Miller spent Sunday in Apple
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Leitte returned Mon
day from a visit to Morris.
F. w. Stone visited Milwaukee, Wis,
this week.
E. Menger is visiting at Rutland, N. D.
Dean Liggett, of the agricultural school.
spent a couple of days here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Amlie spent the
week in st. Paul.
B. F. Shellenberger, Of Castle Rock,
visited friends here this week.
Miss Annie Peterson entertained ST.
Agnes guild on Saturday afternoon.
a, A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Charlotte Gallagher by a number
of her friends last Friday evening.
Benson defeated the WIllmar Bowling
club in two series Wednesday-2-5 to 1906
and 2043 to 1914.
Miss Ida Records, CT st. Paul. ami
niece, Miss Ruby Royce, of Kerkhoven,
visited friends here this week
A village caucus has been called for
Wednesday.
The stockholders of the Murdoch
Creamery have decided not to conduct
their plant personally this year but have
leased it to VIM. Irgens, of Kirkhoven
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SAUK RAPIDS.

MISS Harriet Daggett entertained the
M M "A. club and its guests Thursday even
liz at a farewell party for Miss Jescia
ott6', VINO left the same night for Rircb
Lake to teach school Ia vi
Il. r HennesSy, a leading merchant of
LIS place, was at O'Clock Saturday morn
ins stricken with apoplexy. He has NOT
nave been sent for I'll
Mrs, Mrs. J. G Vining gave handsome
of her friends twenty
Harry ]. Quinn, of Big Lake is VISITING
at his home here. LIE
,John keeler, of Watab. aged twenty
SIX M years. is dead of pneumonia.
Mrs. sim PrutZman died Wednesday
, o DC drI02p I aged seventy-two years, She
da MRS mary Mary F. Street returned yesteT-
she hled on a claim. where
WIS =. q. Wood, a former resident
~ 81 TINS place, died at Pensacola, Fla
tIIls week OF consumption She was GU
ty,tWo years of age was SIX
ne WIS. Eva shelton and Miss Anna Hen
Celtgram announcing the serious iIinass
OF their father. r. F. Hennessv- iiiiless
county Auditor Kasner of Eo1e,, NC,
q Eod lux rapids visitor TODAY.
L. NJ. smith went to Sault Ste arouio
n natidoa' where he has proposition n
p1 NJ IN an ELECTRIC light plant. -
Fn srfs, . l.. Herrick went yesterday RI
gSSe4n 10 70 visit her daughter. ~
trim 70 D1diggett has returned from his
- representative O.. Daggett. who i ~
aI ST Luke's hospital. SfSPanI iI Is Il
covering slowly. He is sufferin,o - er re-
lihdlnfnatory rheumatism. Aioiii
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South Dakota
HOT SPRINGS.

The ball given at the Evans hotel Fri
DAY night by the members of the Redmen
society was a successful affair
DR. Charles w. Hargens returned Sun
day. from South Bend, Ind. with his
bride, formerly Mrs Pearl CarIey Hunt
OF New York city
Mrs. Margaret Hill returned Tuesday
from Deadwood.
Col. and Mrs. Andrew j. KelIar and
Miss Kellar are home from DeadwooI
where they went to attend the wedding
Of Chambers Kellar and Miss Floy Bull
lock -
Miss Allie spangler, of Sioux CITY. i
the guest of her sister. Mrs John Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Whittmore. who
have been spending the past few months
IN Colorado, are home again.
Mir. e. R. Juckett and wife left last
week for an extended trip through Texas
and Mexico
The following ladies were initiated into
the Degree of Honor Tuesday night:
Mesdames ]. G. Gilchrist, E. r. Ness.
Charles Mann, Matt Bingham, NJ. 70
Standon and A. Heidepriem.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brelsford returned last week
from Lincoln. Mr.. Brelsford left on the
same day for an extended trip through
Mr.. w H. Cundev. OF Denver. was a
Hot Springs visitor last week
Mrs. G. Phillips entertained the ladies
OF st. Luke's guild on Tuesday after
neon. Delicious and dainty refreshments
Mrs d. Hill, of Dundee. H.. left Sun
day after short visit to her parents
Mr- and Mrs. j. n. Moore.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-03
YANKTON.

of The he, Woman's Relief corps gave a sue
ceSsIul supper here Friday night. and
Falls @ ''ou -
Mrs. NJ. E. Snow is at home from an
extended visit in New York state.
sister Raphael died at Sacred Heart
hospital this week. of typhoid fever.
Mrs Mary Carrier, son Bruce and
QauShter Laura, are at home from a visit
from Chicago.
s p, The, Lady Maccabees held busy bee
i I:IesG nay night, at the home of Mrs. WIZ
The Rebekahs, I. o. o. F. lodge gave
ing.
Right Rev. w. H. Hare bishop of South
Dakota, administered the rite Of confirma-
tor here last Sunday to a large class, at
Christ church (EpiscopaD.
Dr. ). ). Turner formerly Of his CITY
and late regular army surgeon at Fort
sheridan. has been transferred TO Fort
Yates, n. D.
Yankton college faculty denies the sen
satlonal story sent out from here about
the young ladies of the college dancing in
tho physical culture costumes with the
young men. An effort is being made ID
trace the source of the item.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-03
FARGO.

AS one result of the recent meeting of
the State Hardware association move
ment is said to be on foot to establish a
wholesale hardware house In Fargo:
There was rather unique celebration
last week eight miles south OF valley
City in Barnes county. The golden wed
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Getchell
and the china wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon Getchell were both celebrated the
same day. The latter is the son of the
former
tween Enderlin and Portal. at the inter
national boundary line, dropped dead just
as he stepped from the train at Portal
last week He had been feeling ba@sy
on the trip from Enderlin. but sustained
himself with an effort till the end OF his
run was reached when he died without
a struggle.
on account of the I4enten season. Several
small parties have been held and the
society people are preparing for the fun
after Easter.
DR.. and Mrs. Vidal entertained a dinner
party in honor of Lieutenant Hannay
who has gone TO Duluth.
The Rebekahs gave social during the
week at the residence of Mrs. Wells.
The guests at the Hotel Prescott gave
a party Monday evening.
The Metropolitan band gave banquet
and party Wednesday evening. A mus
ical programme followed the refresh
The University club was entertained
THURSDAY evening by Judge and Mrs.
c. A. Pollock
The high, school students wiil give a
musicale Friday evening
President Smith of the First National
bank is in Chicago.
Mrs Sam Mathews is in Chicago and
viii visit Baltimore before returning.
Mrs NJ. R. ONeil has returned from
Minneapolis and GraceviEe, Mimi, where
she visited for a month.
Mrs. NJ. G. Gushing has returned from
Minneapolis.
Mrs E. E. Cole, has returned from ON
New York, where she was called by the
illness of her brother.
Ike johnson, formerly of this city, and
a we'll known telegrapher, has been APP
pointed agent at Emerson. Man.
Mrs. o. J. de Lendrecie has been called
IN San Antonio by the Illness Of a rela-
Win S. Newton. of Spokane and Geo.
c. Newton OF Superior, visited Their par
ents this week.
The Odd Fellows gave dance Thurs
DAY evening.
The Elks are planning big meeting
tomorrow night.
DR.. and Mrs Andrews entertained the
Southside Euchre club Tuesday evening.
Mrs l. n Wear and Mrs. Stockhouse
have gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Dewey Graham is at home after
a visit in st. Paul.
The churches are arranging elaborate
Easter Day programmes.
Mrs. Jean Day is in Chicago.
guest Of Mrs. Beaudoux part of last
Mrs. A. jacobson is back from three
weeks New York trip
Manager Watkins, who looked after
North Dakota territory for The Americ-
an Tobacco Co. has been transferred to
Charleston with South Carolina terri
tory.
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Minnesota.
LIE SUEUR.

The ladies of the English NJ. E. church
held a very successful oyster supper Fri
day night.
Two additional rural routes viii start
from this city April l.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Blsson, of Hender-
son, spent Friday in this city.
A county meeting of the A. o. II. So
cieties Of LIE Sueur county was held at
st. Thomas Yesterday.
DR.. c. d. Snow, of Mankato, spent
Thursday in this city.
Alb. Wandrei, of st. Paul. spent a few
days in town last week with his mother.
A delegation from Henderson, lodge, No.
p, K. Of P, visited the local lodge here
Friday evening and assisted in comforting
the third rank. After the initiation cere-
monies a banquet was served
Plans are being perfected for the erec-
ton of a CATHOLIC church at Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs; VIM. Daley, of Hancock,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Sicily, Of St. Paul, spent last week
as the guest of Miss Mary Beer.
The Young Ladies' Euchre club met
with Miss Cora Cosgrove Wednesday
evening.
Ed Brown was called to st. Paul the
forepart of the week by the serious i'll
ness of his uncle.
Mrs J. w Meyer returned from Ga
lena, H., after spending several weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Kulp visited rela-
tives in St. Paul Thursday.
Aug. Steinegweg visited Shokopee
Leonard Beer is spending few weeks
at Davenport, Iowa.
Mrs Dennis Shea was surprised by a
number of her friends Tuesday, the oc-
casion being the anniversary Of her birth.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ST. Peter returned
from Blakeley Friday.
Judge Kilduff and r. c. Won Lehe will
represent the S. T. NJ. F. I, Co, at the
state meeting at St Paul this week.
Samuel Logan attended the wedding
of his neice at st. Paul last week.
NJ. p Curtis is absent on business
trip to Iowa,
d. Bannatyne returned from West
Baden, Ind, Sunday.
W. f. Mailer and wife of Wabasso,
visited friends here the forepart Of the
week
The Misses Ida Mailer and Mary Tom
linson entertained a party of friends at
dancing Saturday evening.
Miss Clara Item returned from st. Paul
Wednesday.
Mrs. Eric Monson. of Minneapolis, is
the guest Of her parents in this city.
Mrs c. Morgan. who has spent the
winter at Eureka Springs, Ark, returned
home Saturday.
J. II. Reamer made business trip 10
CrOOkston last week.
Mayor Termath and wife spent Sunday
with Gaylord relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 7. Franklin, of water
vile, spent last week in this city WITH
]. r. S. Cosgrove and w H. Tomlinson
attended the annual meeting of the Re
tail Hardware Dealers association, ned
in St. Paul last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Bauleke attenGed
the funeral of their sister-in-laW held
in ST. Paul Thursday.
A G. Smith transacted business in st.
Paul last week.
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REDWOOD FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Warner were guests
OF n friends in St. Paul last week
The RedwC cd Falls Creamery associa-
ti9 Sn held its annual meeting Saturday
st. NerCrcia's Guild was entertained
last Thursday at the residence of Mrs.
0. w. Mcmillan.
Mrs. N. E. Elliott visited with friends
IN ST Paul and Minneapolis last week
MISS Mae Simms, of Sheridan, Wyo-
d mg, visited with friends here this week.
The Crystal Rebekah lodge rendered a
reception to Mr.. ard Mrs. L. Annls.
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
their departure for Preston, where they
Will reside in the future
Mrs. L. H. Francois visited in ST. Paul
a portion of last week
A. G. Burmeister was in st. Paul last
week, attending a session of the Grand
Attorney c. T. Howard left here for
Millbank, S. D., Tuesday.
J. H. Bowers, spent portion of last
The ladies Of the Christian church
served a missionary supper Friday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. C. King.
j. p. Cooper has returned from his re-
cent trip to Hudson Wis
l. Fearimdn returned Thursday from
his Eastern trip.
Rev. G; w. Lutz spent a part of this
Peter Lloyd, of Mankato, was in town
a patton of last week.
A. ]. Volstead, of Granite Falls, candi-
date for congress in the Seventh district
was in town this week.
H. E. Miller was the guest of his sister
at Fergus Falls Tuesday.
Dr. w. A. Palmer and family have
gene to their old home in KeWanee. ILL.,
Ralph Lum returned Thursday from an
Eastern trip of months duration.
Miss Helen Hitchcock visited with
friends in Montevideo a portion of last
week.
County Superintendent S. j.. Race left
here Monday for Chicago, to be present
at a meeting of the National Educational
association.
Mrs. H. n. Bell, of Sleepy Eye was the
guest of Mrs. F. L. Warner this week.
Mrs D. Mortimer left here Thursday
for a trip to Chicago and other Eastern
points.
J. A. Jones returned Monday from us
it with his parel.tS at Worthingtcn.
Attorney Hauser, Of Morgan, was In
town Wednesday.
w. A. Hauck. of Wobasso, was in town
a portion OF last week.
Frank Carrothers, of Benidji, was here
last week to attend the funeral Of his
sister, Mrs c. r. Pease.
Mrs. Towne, CT Wobasso. was the guest
of Mrs. Lunn last week.
Mrs Riddel, of Spring Valley IS Vlslt-
ing with her sister, Mrs. n. ElEctt
c. D. Thompson was in Minneapolis
Mrs Mrs E. r. Hills visited with her son,
w. r. Hills, at Morgan, last week.
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WINONA.

A bowling contest was pulled off be-
tween the VorWaertS and the Arlng ton
clubs on Friday evening, at which the
former won by score OF 1856 10 5'o9i.
The VOrwaerts Will go to La crosse on
Tuesday evening to roll the team from
there that paid Winona visit a week
ago.
A team of bowlers will come down
to Winona next Saturday evening and
roll picked team from the Exchange.
County Superintendent L. V. Wiper
has been busy for the past week In
marking examination papers and issuing
certificates to the teachers who passed
in the county examinations.
Rev William Baier preached his tare-
well sermon at the Christian church here
or Sunday. He leaves this week Tor
Nebraska to take up work there.
Miss Martha Daggett, singer of con-
siderable ability, has removed here from
Oshkosh. and has already commenced
A beginners class in gymnastics is be-
ing formed at the Y. NJ. G. A, also a
class in fencing.
Lonnie TruaX and Miss Lydia Martin
were united in marriage here on Satur-
day afternoon by Judge w. j. Smith,
of the municipal court.
Miss Frances Stout gave a banquet to
the members of the S. S. S. club last
week.
A meeting of the board of park com
missonerS will be held on Monday aft
ernoon to hear arguments for and against
the proposition to acquire a strip of land
around Lake Winona for park purposes.
The report of the appraisers places the
value of this land at 81, 4406S, and should
the property holders be willing to accept
this sum the park board favors going
ahead with the project.
The Retail Clerks association has
started the adoption of store cards i'll
Winona stores. and the plan seems to
take pretty well.
The Carpenters union has arranged to
hold an open meeting on Monday even
ing, at which time also several new
members will be received
Mrs. Ben SchOenborn. who is shortly
to remove to Galesville to make her
home, was given a pleasant surprise par
ty by number of her friends.
Frank Hoskins who is here on a sixty
day furlough from the Philippines where
he is in the service of Uncle Sam, has
secured an extension of his furlough for
another sixty days and will not start
to return until the end of April.
The Winona Typographical union met
on Sunday afternoon and installed Off
GERS.
Mr. and Mrs. James Adams, who are
shortly to remove to Hudson, Wis, to
make their home, entertained a number
of their friends at a farewell party.
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LUVERNE.

John Haug returned Friday from Chi
cago.
! day to her home in Worthington''
L. j. JarchoW and family are home
! from several weeks visit with relatives
in New Liberty. Iowa.
A. d. La Due returned Tuesday from
! st. Paul.
NJ Ryan and Ed Buckley are in Clark
County looking over real estate
Miss E. H. Vaelz returned Thursday
from a months visit with her parents in
Lancaster Wis.
e, e. -, 7 MUIR Murphy and W. 3. Roach re-
w. A: Mcdowell, Peter Munson, Vic
to-. anderson and P. c. Summers left
Wnedn esd for Stevens county. where
President Elder Spaeth, of Mankato
was in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Philo F. Hess. who has been Wis
lung her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Larson, returned Wednesday to her home
in Kearney, Neb
Hal Smelser was in Sherburn this week
MISS Julia Pullen arrived Wednesday
from st. Paul, and is completing arrange
ments to open millinery store in Luz
verne
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ganfield of Devils
George Garfield.
Francis snoak and George Helbig left
Friday for Fairmont
Nj MI and Mrs; Henry Oestrich arrived
make their home in this county.
Mr.: and Mrs. F. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs
]. W. Fowler and F. Polling are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. " G. Sin
nell
Mrs. DR.. Eilgore is in Madison. S. D.
Carl Olson returned Thursday to his
home in Howard, S. D. He was accom-
panied to his home by his sisters-in-law
MRS. j. w. Fargo, Mrs. F. c. Rogers, and
Mrs. r. J: Stephens.
H. p BlaisdeIl is home from Geneseo.
Austin Grimes left this morning for
clark county, South Dakota where he
Will make his home in the future.
James Brazzell and p. r. Kelley are in
Chicago this week
A. J. Hubert and wife are here from
Arrowsmith, Ill.
Charles GRAF left this morning for Chi
cage and New York for a two weeks
G. H. Henton is in st. Paul this week
In attendance at the G. A. r. reunion.
w e. E. Green was in Elkton this
Wis. 0N Lac
Alex Berg left Friday for a weeks
VISIT In the Twin Cities.
same, James Matkey,, of Worthington, spent
T. A. Christensen. =
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been i'll for two weeks has recovered.
Mrs G. Abrahamson is recovering from
the effects Of recent operation
Frank Wilson paid Browerville a visit
Monday.
c. E. Miller returned Tuesday nigat
from his trip to Chicago.
S. j. Dover went to Hawley Tuesday
for the purpose of buying horses.
Fred Wheeler, formerly bookeeper in
the First National bank of this city. but
who for a year or more past has been
employed by the Iron Range Telephone
company at Crookston, has secured a po-
sdtion as bookeeper for the Dover Lum-
Der company.
Rev. John Watson left Monday night
for business visit to Minneapolis and
Lake City.
L. w. Babcock came home Friday night
and spent Sunday.
j. NJ. Russ, of Verndale, was in the
city Monday on his way to Park Rapids
He was accompanied by his brother Capt.
Russ, of Iowa, and the two VII open up
a real estate office in Park Rapids. J.
NJ. Russ will remain in Verndale,