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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
COMPETITION
Canadian ManSfaCturerS to Dis
cuss That Of the United States

Halifax. N. s.. Aug. 13--The question Of
ways and means for successfully meeting
the ever-growtng competition OF the
United States Is to be eIhaustively dis
cussed at the annual meeting OF the Cana
dian Manufacturers association, which
vention Is a notable assembly OF business
men representing all branches Of CONNER
cial activity OF the Dominion. Vancouver
Winnipeg, Montreal Hamilton. Toronto
and other leading cities of the country are
represented and the importance OF the
gathering Is indicatde by the prominence
OF the speakers scheduled for the annual
banquet. among the number being several
leading statesmen. financiers and heads OF
large Industrial enterprises.
Reports OF the various officers show that
the association is making encouraging
progress. Ii IL dong everything possible
TO urge on the people OF Canada a pride
to secure legsla tion which, 1t Is believed,
will materially assist Canadian industry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
RECKLESS PACE
Automobile Causes a Thrilling
Runaway at Narragansett Pier.

J. Coogan. of New York, were In an ex-
citing runaway at Narragansett Pier,
yesterday afternoon.
They were In a high cart on their way
home from the poney polo match at
Point Judith County club.
A big automobile came speeding toward
them at a terrific pace. It's noise caused
the Coogan boys horse to runaway. The
boys were thrown out, fortunately escap-
ing with nothing more serious than few
slight contusions.
The horse plunged over the sidewalk
and was lying on the rocks when found
by the sons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

Even Irish stew becomes idealized n
cooked IN this covered earthen dish. All
fiavors are held and absorbed by the meat
and vegetables, 30 that n most savory
whole II the result. The second days
serving Of roast Of lamb the meat sliced
and cooked IN the casserole with rice or
macaroni IL preferred 20 the first cook
ing by every member Of the family. I Of
ten buy n pound and a half OF lean beef.
lamb or veal. and. preparing u with good
seasoning and some vegetable. provide
cheap dish for the dinner that r. well
coined. The same meat presented as a
stew would be quickly refused. ."-Bostoa
Transcript
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
Bullet Wound Found in Breast
Of Gilbert G. TailIandler.
WASSTEWARD OF YACHT ANITA
Police Find No Suspicion Of Foul Play
and BODY Shipped From Bay State
10 New York.

New York. Aug. 1s--The body OF ui''
Aert q. Taillandier. steward OF the yach'
Anita which was one OF the New YORK
Yacht club feet which left here last wee"
on a cruise, was brought to this CITY YES
terday from Marblehead, Mass where he
died last Saturday night. The Anita Is
chartered by w. B. Leeds OF Great N0'A'
L. ].
BULLET WOUND IN BREAST
The circumstances Of Steward Tailland-
t.r,s death are shrouded In so much nys-
terry that the body had been removed
from the home OF Taillandier WluoW ~
the morgue, where an autopsy VIII DC
performed this afternoon.
over the right breast Is buhet "Iu iu'
but the police here received telephone
message from the Boston police statins
that Boston physician had issued a GER
tif,cate 10 the effect that death was due
20 heart failure.
last SATURDAY Mrs TaIllandler says she
received a postal card from her husband
telling her that he had resched Marplo-
head safely About midnight on Saturday
she received a telegram signed capt
BENNETT" the captain OF the yacht Anita,
statine that her husband had died on that
day OF heart failure.
A little later telegram purporting 10
come from the same man was received oy
Frank Gibbins, a brother OF Mrs. Italian
dier stating that Taillandler had shot
himself through the mouth In the Atlan-
tic House. Marblehead A third message
was received by Mrs. Talllandier stating
that her husbands body had been pre-
pared for burial and would be sent to his
late home, with all funeral and other ex-
penses paid.
MESSAGES AND VISITORS.
Mrs. Taillander says further that she
was visited at different times yesterday
BY two persons, both OF whom told her
that her husband had committed suicide
while on board the yacht Anita. and hat
she would be we'll taker care OF financial
ly as long as she lived.
There was. she says. no explanation as
70 the source OF these promises and the
solicitude OF the men caused her 10 COM
municate with the police. with the result
that efforts are being made TO unravei the
mystery Of Taillandier's deathl
LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE.
Boston. Aug. 1s.-Gilbert Taillandier.
steward OF the Anita OF New York. which
was at Marblehead Saturday, killed him
self by shooting at. the Atlantic House
there In a room he had engaged for
few hours. The reason for his act was not
known.
He had been sent ashore to buy supplies
for the yacht and went to the hotel,
where he engaged a room, saying he
wished to lie down for three hours re-
questing that he be called at the end OF
that time. A hotel attendant found the
body.
The report Of q pistol had not been heard
The police were notified and the medical
examiner certified to the death as that
Of suicide. but no public announcement OF
II was made. for the reason. the police
say. that nothing might interrupt the fes-
tivities among the yachtsmen.
The police say that there was no suspi-
.cion OF foul play. The body. by direction
OF persons on the yacht. was prepared
for shipment to New York. The Anita has
sailed on a cruise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13

Edward Holden OF 100 Stewart street
was taken In the ambulance TO the
Rhode Island hospital about o'clock
last evening. A scalp wound was fixed
up and Mr.. Holden departed. According
10 the police he had been mixed up In
some sort OF a scuffie earlier in the even
Ing. and the wound was received In con-
sequence OF fall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
RESIGNED HIS COMMAND

Because Of business reasons Captain
James #. McNally OF Company ID. Sec
ond Regiment r. I. NJ, OF Woonsoeket.
has rendered his resignation. and there
is no question but the same will be ac-
cepted at as early a date as possible
and the vacancy promptly filled. He will
be succeeded probably by First Lieu
tenant James Powers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
COMBINE WITH
SHIPBUILD|NG
Bethlehem Steel Absorbed by
United States Company.
MORE CAPITAL, MORE BONDS
Hands Of SctWab and Morgan Again kp.
parent, and They Can Construct
Any Vessel
MORE CAPITAL, MORE BONDS

New York. Aug. 13.-The Bethlehem
Steel company was formally transferred
today to the United States shipbuiruing
company-the new shipbuilding combine
and the organizers OF the combination
stated that 1t was now completed and
would at once start in business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
KENTUCKY NORTHERN BEGUN

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 13.-The con-
struction OF the Kentucky Northern
railroad through the northeast corner Of
Estill county 10 connection with the
Louisville & Atlantic has begun and will
be pushed 10 rapid completion. The new
road will assist in the development of
some 5000 acres OF the most valuable coal
and timber lands in the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
49, marty nv n laxative neighbor.

dinner party by a laxative neighbor.
"But how will you know, professor
when YOU have really crossed the North
Pole7" was one OF the many silly ques-
tions.
con. that will be simple enough. ma
dame,'' replied Andree. with his we'll
KNOWN dry humor - north wind will
beconne n south one"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
"A La Casserole"

"since we have adopted the casserole.
comments a housekeeper. 'stews previ-
ously endured but always detested by the
family have disappeared from the table.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-13
Easy EnouTh.

Mr.. Harry dc windt. In his book Fin
land As II Is" tells OF n mot Of Andree
the Arctic explorer. Just before his last
voyage he was driven to distraction at a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-02
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Cheap silks az KerT's this week.
To keep cool drink Primo lager.
Pineapple silks. coo. at Kerr's this
week
See Kerr's center tables this week for
silk bargains.
Taneta SILKS in all the new shades.
+0-. at Eerr'a
Handsome. striped japanese wash
silks. soc this week at Kerr's.
Give Arabic a trial for cooling your
iron roof. Guaranteed for three
years.
SIX sale extraordinary at Pacific I'm
port Co. this week See advertisement
On page !,
partuent OF u. r. Ehicrs 4 Co. this
week. See advertisement
souae very attractive offerings az \.
IEtoun's store in Progress block. Fort
street. See advertisement.
Electricity as motive power for ma
ehfne driving H. the subject Of Hawaii
m Electric Co.'S ada this week
Every lady iu the city should read ~
new adj Of whitney Marsh Ltd L5dayN
Ladies' supcrfiuc under musiins j. the
tqoie.
cut Beretania avcure yesterday aftrr-
noon. Reward fer Information g. Hs~
.ssfian Trust 20
me hawaiian Trust 90. VIII look
after your business Tor yCu VIII make
reports regularly and SEE nat your
property ~ made O. pay
enc Tossnssud Cuti~rtsEtuE Co have
-s,rnetnfnE 20 say fu che adVrrt stnS
s-sfurrns about n new hearsr ana IT,
rl~raf goods just reviewed
IN IA Thomson. expert chircrpdtSt.
-. afted 1p neat office and rgccptt"u
,,,,,.r,s= NJ No. ~ Garden lane. ort"rrn
,,rtoa and ~. rstanta streets
IN. furniture 90 ~ fvc-rootu c0ttAs.c
80, NffnSvard street r. offered Tor sal-
g,r srVefity-fv,. dollars. Party lawns
Nv and must scit. See our cias>i'isd
ads.
Hawaiian I.od<s No. u VIII meet tn,s
-. A full attendance - rcstue-tc.l
.,-f,fs van b. the regular tuputniy MT
,,sr for IN. transaction OF such ouSin'S~
as may come up
Tn. Porsythc waist and smart stosNS
-. a.. sraart set are opened for snrpec-
- az tb- Hawaiian Hotter oy h
- rsDrr~entiux Wolfe 4 ia"
san Francisco. Cal
q = sachs of the -. = sachs prS
,,o,.t. a., It'd. Departed per ;. =
.,ra for San Francisco ana NsN -
rbers NJ will personally sricS, ~
go. snlf show eases for their b-autitu "
nv store lie will also purehsN a -.
Goods for the store. and iallics %
fufu NAV expect the pfrt.ls-
CHOICEST o. D. found IN NT~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-02

Auction sale % household furniture
today ON ths. premises. second house in
Christl.y lane. OF Fort street. just
above. Vineyard. sale will begin at 10
o'ci1ck- For list OF articles To- b. sold.
sse Jas. Ai0rEan's nd. opposite.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-02
SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN.
A Preparation That VIII Destroy Tn
DandTur Germ Discovered.

pandTuff Germ Discovered.
Finally the scientific student has dis
covered a certain remedy for dandrun-
When 10 first become known that dan
.Irufr il the result 81 n germ or para
site that digs into the scalps. and saps
the vitality 81 hair at the root. causing
falling hair and badness. biologists set
ts5 work to discover some preparation
that will Kill the germ. After a years
laR1r in one laboratory. the daudrun
s..rtr destroyer was discovered: and IL
~ nov embodied I'm SewbTo's Hcrpiclde.
which besides curing badness. and
thinning hair. speedily and permanent
~ eradlcatcs dandrun. Destroy the
causs-. you remove. the effect"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-02

Summer
Skirts

.N,4,..son. showing OF all the nsw
.tyi.s OF skirts in popular washable
duck. covert. etc.
-ith ruffI-. ana hariuE neunst- Sc
some OF the goods displayea ~ cur
wfudov.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-02

LINEN CRASH SKIRTS. With ssuHce
aas length CD TO ~ inches -.-.-'ss
COVERT SKIRTS. corded reunees
brown. blue and grey. All -ts-- u -
LINEN SKIRTS .................'.>s- Wv
Extra quality. vertical tuek-. win
rource. All sizes.
POLKA DOT DUCK SKIRTS. savy
bIu- ard black. with 1ounse and too
rows OF trimminE-ali leng h.. .stse
~.vY BLUE POLKA DOT -Slrrs:
trimmed with ; ro.s OF bite. al
six~s up To a. inches law
nt.AcK POLKA DOT DUCK SKIRTS.
wifh two rows OF white trim sms:
lengths from - TO ~ inches ..-.sIss
attrE POLKA DOT DUCK SKIRTS.
trimmed all around with rsv- 81
ruffiea. edged with white ........N~
COVERT SKIRTS. corsss sssnses.
v-rtls.I cords. blue. brown. Ere-n'
slss
LINEN SKIRTS. sx:r. sss ssslisy.
f.,cr stitched a.s ssSsss. very -tyi-
IN ....s.ss.s.-..ss ss-.s go '-'ss- 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
Priam.

Feb. l7.-Mr. John Larson returned
from Sweden last Friday. He took
the folks by surprise .Thygeson &
Berkness are again shipping hay from
this place. Jens Anderson and John
Larson were guests of Peter Anderson
of Svea last Sunday. "A baby boy
arrived and gladdened the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Dittes last
Sunday afternoon. Mother and child
are doing we'll, and Charles wears a
happy smile. .... John Dobson left for
Atwater last Monday, where he intends
to make his future home. Mr.. Thorn
M. Kelsey has rented A. J. Larson's
farm and will move on it right away.
...... John Thygeson is with US again.
We are glad to note his speedy re-
covery... DR.. Mann of Raymond was
here Sunday on professional visit.
......F. W. Klinker of Minneapolis
passed there on Saturday evenings
freight, and stopped off here for a
while, looking for baled bay. Mr..
Klinker represented the Paul Felzen &
Co. commits sion firm. EAGLE EYE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
A Handsome Present.

Mr.. E. G. Erickson, of Irving,
father of G.. A. Erixon of this city,
was very handsomely remembered re-
Gently by his brother, Mr.. L. M.
Erickson of Stockholm, Sweden.
Week before last Mr.. Erickson re.
ceived a draft for $4,000 crowns,
equivalent to about $1,000 in United
States money. Mr.. Erickson s brother
Is q wealthy telephone Instrument
nufacturer He owns two factories
at Stockholm and one a. ST. Peters.
burg, Russia. When his brother left
him thirty odd years ago he was a
poor lad studying mechanics. Mr.. E.
G. Erickson owns ''Ferndell,' q fine
farm in Irving. He has now decided
to rent his farm and retire from the
hard work of q tiller of the soil. Mr..
and Mrs. Erickson will probably de.
eide to make their future place of resi-.
dence at the city of Willmar. Their
son Gustave, who resides here is the
travelling representative of Al. Hill
bert & Co., of Milwaukee. The
younger son, Alexandra, expects to
go on the road for another firm short
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
Mann 70.

Feb. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tingvau
drove to Willmar Monday John
Ostlund of Pennock was around SELL
ing machinery in this visinity last
Tuesday. ID. The Ladies' Sewing Soci-
ETY. met at Mrs. J. W. Johnson's place
last Thursday. We are informed that
there was large attendance of ladies,
both young and old. .Af. Holmgren
went to Willmar Thursday. Services
were held at East Salem church last
Thursday evening, conducted by Rev.
N: Frykman. The attendance was
large. Mar tin Sandberg was Kerk-
hoven visitor Thursday......R Rev. N.
Frykman made a trip to Minneapolis
some time ago.. Misses Christine and
Amanda Finstrom came on the noon
train today from Minneapolis, where
they have been dressmakng. Miss
Alice Nelson was pleasantly surprised
by large number of her friends last
Saturday evening. She was given q
musical album and some cash. .Da-
vid Anderson, who is attending the
Seminary, spent Sunday at home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
N est Lake,

Feb. 17.-Many youngt5people from
here attended the joint debate between
Harrison and Green Lake; at Spicer
last Wednesday. Both clubs are all
right. We are glad TO see Edwin
Bengtson around again after siege
of sickness since last November. go.
Our teacher, Miss Christine Nelson,
attended the teachers examination at
Willmar. Edwin Nelson of the New
London school spent Sunday with his
parents. ~. G. Monsoon was a Will
mar visitor Wednesday,. VIM. Pc
tersou. has sold his land she east
side of Lake George 10 q i'll Monsoon.
J. G. Monson and others. Consider
alton, $50 per acre. -. 1T is reported
that Andrew Hellander. who left for
Seattle, WASH, about a year ago and
invested in hotel there, has now ia
ken possession of it. ..... The small
child of Mrs. Knut johnson is report
ed quite ill. :. The M. w. A. of Spicer
turned out last Friday and hauled a
years supply of wood to the home of
J. J. Henderson, who recently had the
misfortune of breaking one of his legs.
E. E. Nelson delivered stock in Will
mar today.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19

Feb. 17.-Misses Matte Horne and
Cyrilla Parsons visited with Mrs. Sam
Dahl last Thursday. The literary
society, which has been closed up for
some time, began again last Friday
evening: The society will meet every
Friday evening. =. Miss Mamie Haley,
accompanied by Miss Matte Horne,
visited at her home near Willmar Sat-
urday and Sunday. .... Ruby and
George Olson of Atwater visited at
Johnson's last Sunday. Mr.. Han
son and family visited with relatives
and friends in New London last Sun
day. The Literary Society will give
a basket social at the schoolhouse on
Friday evening, Feb. g.. Come, girls,
and bring your baskets. 80. Charley
stenberg, who has been in Aberdeen,
S. D., for. some time, visited with his
brother Fred for few days. :. 49,. Mrs.
Schultz is on the sick list: >. The La.
dies Aid Society had their sale at
Bert Barber's on Wednesday evening.
They also gave aluncheon. >. Lucy
and George Dobson of Atwater visited
at G. Pagels last Sunday. .s: s., + +
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
The Lutheran Bethal Church.

Rev. j. Aim of Dassel preached at
the Swedish Lutheran church Of this
city last Sunday morning and evening
He conducted services at M amre in the
afternoon. 1t was announced that
Rev. J. W. Lundgren of Benson will
preach at Willmar on the evening of
Sunday, March 2, and at Mamre on
the morning of the same day. The
ladies will give sale and supper at
the new parsonage on the evening of
March. 6. The ladies society meets
at Mrs. r.. Moline's on Thursday, the
9th inst. Lars Moline is attending
the Conference as lay delegate for this
church; the delegate attending from
Mamre is Mr.. John Johnson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
RoseIand.

Feb. 17.-Nice weather nowadays. :.
F. Frankson sold two nice horses last
week, the consideration being $500.
Mr.. Frankson is an expert horse deal
er and is always making good bar
gains. "A grand ball was given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Ander-
son last S aturday evening. The young
people enjoyed themselves to late
hour. AN entertainment was given
at our schoolhouse last Friday even
ing by the pupils of the school. A
very nice program was rendered. The
whole reflects great credit on the teach
er: - Miss Emmeline, Lindquist will
|zhave~ an senterta iisInent1 andabasketsso-
cial at her schoolhouse, next Friday
evening. The proceeds will, weunder-
stand, be devoted to the interests of
the school. Miss Lindquist will I'M
doubleday appreciate the appearance
of many baskets and high bidders.
Willie Heglund has been working for
A. Rodelius. 80. Farmers are look
ing for the rural mail delivery. We
hope it will soon come. 5000. johnny
Johnson and his brother intend to
rent their fathers farm. The boys are
hustlers and will no doubt make q
success of it,. Mr.. O. Heglund has
put an Earhuff organ into his house.
-. Rev. Sjoberg conducted services
in the Ostman church last Sunday.
Every up-to-date farmer is taking in
the telephone =. Oscar Nelson of Lake
Lillian will move to his new place the
1st of March. Oscar has a nice place
and is welcome in our neighborhood.
..... August johnson has been paint
ing at Andrew Lofts. PAT.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
HaWick.

Feb. live believe that the TR1B-
uNE made thorough report of the
''kicxing case" originated at Will
mar licensed saloon. A very strong
argument in favor of ''the saloons
must CO." A Night in q Bar Room
should be read by every voter. ......
Gilbert Nelson returned last Sunday
evening from his trip to Chippewa Co.
where he has attended to land interests.
He also visited friends. ...H. A.
Hanson went to Minneapolis on a
business trip. Miss Jennie Hoaas
has engaged to work for Rollevson's
this winter. .........O. J. Rollevson
bought q lot of II. A. Hanson short
while ago.. The Dakota Elevator
Co. closed their elevator here for this
some time ago, and Mr.. Kirby return
ed home. .. >. Mr.. Frank Hudson re-
turned from q short hunting trip last
week. JUN1Us.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
Arctondor.
A4otandof.
Fab. l2.-News has been very scarce
for q while, so Snowflake took 1 long

Fab. l2.-News has been very scarce
for q while, so Snowflake took long
nap. But she is not dead, as many
have supposed, but is as wide-awake
as ever. 49,. Miss Selma Johnson of
Herman, Grant Co., MIMI, is down
here visiting relatives and friends. ..
The young people tripped the light
fantastic at the home of Mrs. Maria
Lesteberg last Sunday evening, glo-
rious time being reported. %. Peter
Lundemoe, the hustling night clerk of
the Commercial Hotel in Willmar, has
been visiting with his parents and some
of his very best friends, you know. 30.
The community OF Norway Lake will
be sorry to learn that we shall soon
miss the smiling counteuance of Aug
ust Amunson, the hustling clerk at
Halvorson Bros. store, who has taken
q quarter section of land near Whine.
peg, Canada, where he is going in the
near future. What is going to happen
after that we are not yet we'll posted
on, but we all know that there is some
thing at Willmar which attracts Aug
ust's attention more than usual. Per-
haps it is only business connected with
his homestead in Canada, but we will
keep our eyes open for what is CON-
ing. Mr.. John Edberg, formerly
of this place but now of Willmar, has
rented his farm here to party from
Dovre for term of five years. .....
August Lindquist of Willmar is build
ing dwelling house on his property,
formerly owned by Peder Ellingson. :.
Bonnie Halvorson has taken the agen-
cy for the De Laval cream separator
company, and is now travelling through
the county in their interest. Mr.. Ole
Westgaard is wearing a two-by-four
smile on his face nowadays on account
of the arrival of young lady. Pass
the cigars, OLE. AS Chas. Berquist
is going to refine from farming he will
sell all his property at public auction
in March. 1t is understood that Mr..
Berquist has taken the agency for the
Champion Machinery Co. .. The farm
ers are all looking for snow, as it is
mighty hard work to haul wood on
sleighs on this kind of roads, and they
like to give their wagons q rest as it
wears the tires too much and gives
the Steel trust too much profit.
SNOWFLAKE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-19
PrinSburR.

We are sorry to record that Frank
A. Meyer, was suddenly called home
to Illinois on account of his mothers
house burning. Miss Annie Knott
came home for q short visit Wednes-
day, returning Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Noteboom spent Wednesday night
in Raymond and had the pleasure OF
hearing Mr.. Craig preach 49,. Mr..
Roelofs is busy hauling lumber for a
new barn. 90. Abe Den Adle made a
trip to Raymond Friday. 800. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Roelofs spent Friday even
ing with Mr.. ROelOfs' brother.
Miss Emma Ramstad red the Y. P. G.
E. Sunday evening.