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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17

Mrs. j. A. Engelhart has returned from
her trip to Minneapolis.
H. n. Starbeck, of Renville, was the
guest of w. H. Gold Friday.
Capt. w. p Huntington went to ST.
Paul Monday to attend meeting Of the
Soldiers Home board
Auditor O.. M. Thompkins went to ST.
Paul tuesday to attend the annual meet
ing of the county auditors of the state
MIR. and Mrs. IT. o. Woodward Of
Granite Falls, arrived here Tuesday and
are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. f..
j. Borackman.
Miss Frances Everett came down from
father.
Harry Clark has returned from Man
kaIo. where he had been confined with an
attack of typhoid fever.
me Redwood Camp No 1887, Modern
Woodmen of America, gave their annual
masquerade ball Friday evening.
Ihe High School Athletic association
has decided to give a play, the proceeds
To go into the treasury for the spring
expenses lof going to Marshall, where the
Interscholast.c league. of Southwes tern
minnesota, will hold their annual meet
Mrs. r.. c.. Henry, of Duluth. was the
guest OF Mrs. F. l.. Warner last week
MISS Eddy Donovan has returned from
her trip to New Mexico
MISS Margaret I4arkin went to Prince
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Gold has returned from her
trip to Granite Falls.
r.. i. Peterson was thrown out of his
sleigh on account of his team being
frightened, Thursday, and received Sc
we're bruises and internal injuries
Miss Mabel Mckay entertained a num-
Der of guests at progressive cineh last
Wednesday. Miss Edna Race won the
BOBBY.
M. E. Babcock was the guest of John
e.. Lun Wednesday.
Miss Anna Stewart and John McMichael
are the guests of A. ID. Stewart
Miss Efi1e Truesden has returned to her
school at Anoka
s. Hanson, of Renville, was in town a
few days of last week
rev 4. F. Barackfnan and wife visit
ed at Ncsta a few days of last week
A. W. Bager has returned from st,
Paul.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Coffey. of
this place, and Mr.. John E. Casey. of
Franklin, was solemnized at the home
OF the brides parents Thursday Rev.
Fr. j. j. Woods ofticia ted
T. A. Lyman has returned from his
visit with relatives at st. Paul
Lew Wallace, of Vesta was in town a
few days Of this week
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
BUFFALO.

E. w Rettke and Paul MaehIing of
this village, went over to Delano last
Sunday.
School opened Monday after having
been closed for a week on account of
epidemics Only about one-third of the
enrolment of pupils are in attendance.
Last Monday afternoon the team of
John Warner, when standing in front of
his office, became frightened at an en-
gine and ran away. The cutter struck a
telephone pole and remained there. but
the horses ran on. They afterward be-
miles before it was caught
County Auditor Aaron Reinmuth and
Treasurer Thomas Hudek went to the
cities on business the first of this week.
Miss Anna McAlpin, of Maple Lake,
spent the latter part of last week visit
Ing with Miss Nellie Worse of Buffalo
Mrs. ]. g. Friberg, the wife of one of
our prominent business men. returned
from the West last Friday with her son.
Mr.. Friberg has recently obtained a
stock of shoes, valued at S. 600, at Fergus
rails, and intends to commence business
there shortly.
John Cady and his mother are spending
a Week With relatives in Minneapolis.
harry Straight the Seyen-y year-Old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. u NJ. Straight of this
village, died last Wednesday of heart
failure resulting from diphtheria
Mrs. j. H. Wendell and Mrs H S. Say
lor went to st. Paul last Wednesday to
attend the Federation of Women's clubs
Ihe historical club met last Wednesday
with Mrs. A. HI. Grant.
The citizens of Buffalo today decided.
by vote of I16 TO 4, to issue bonds "a
the amount of $500, for the purpose Of
building an addition of four rooms to the
school building. This was very necessary.
since some Of the pupils have had to
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
MANKATO.

Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Spencer left satur-
day for California, where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. U. l.. Hfxon and son left Sunday
for Chicago, where they will visit for a
few days, after which they will go to
hMshsucky Mrs t9 sPend a several ,aft mSnths
Watertown to attend the funeral of a
niece. who died there.
The Mankato Athletic club gave a mas
querade at their hall Monday night. Over
20e were present, and an enjoyable time
was had by all.
Helen Snow, the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. c. d. Snow, was the hostess of a
party given to a number of little folks
Monday evening. A very enjoyable time
was had.
Miss Mollie Chambers and Miss McMil-
ian entertained forty young people at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. u. N. PIymat
MONDAY evening. Progressive exchange
was. played, Mr.. Wakefield winning the
head prize and D. Bolks the foot. Re
freshmentS were served.
=. T. Hance, of Owatonna, is in the
city on business
mrs. Zickrick, of Winona is the elleSt
of Mrs. George Bond
city Wednesday.
Mrs. e. B. Fagg, of Minneapolis. is the
guest of the Misses Wise
Wallace Hines, of Wells, was in the city
W ednesday. :
MI. Mr. and Mrs. J: : Bill, of Madela,
Boynton Wednesday,
Mrs. DR.. Cooley and daughter. Miss
Maud, eff Madelia, and Miss Cock Of New New
York, We're the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George 8 Robbins Wednesday
,. M. Keith. Of Sterling Center, was the
day. ~ =
Miss Lulu Porter entertained a number
OF her r, little girl friends at an .'unlucky
spread Thursday evening The decora-
TONS We're green. and white, and the IA
vors We're four-leaf clovers. There were
thlrteen I'm young folks in the party, and
the month. Cards We're PLAYED, and head
prizes won by May Farr, Georgia Cluxton
and Lucille Brandenburg.
Inc Dp-to-Date club held its meeting
PrlZes were won by Mrs H. ]. Wagen
and Mrs. j. B. Crandall.
Mrs John Lulsdorff pleasantlv enter
Ialned number of friends at whist
Thursday evening. WHIST
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
WIN0NA.

reeY. Or William Mckinley is conduct
ing series of special Lenter services
at the Ollve Branch Methodist church.
me county commissioners. after hear
ing several objections to the pronosifior
to make new channel for Rollingstona
creek have postponed hearing in the
matter for thirty days.
The La Crosse bowling club which u,as
10 nave come to Winona on SATURDAY
evening Tor match with the Philhar-
IAonlc team, has postponed its visit until
same evening this week.
Al the meeting of the Minister'S club
TINS morning the paper will be presented
by Rev. c. r. BIume. 20
Ihe County Teachers association held
ITS regular meeting on Saturday after
neon at the Office of County SuDerintand
ent WILDER, and listened to a humber of
interesting papers.
A largely attended valentine social was
glven ga1 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Edward Haberle was given surprise
party by a number of friends.
Mrs: F. w Little, of this city. Yepre
senled the Winona women's clubs at the
week 80 ~ 0iiio
Henry Greethurst is laid up with a
broken rib as result of being thrown
lrem his catter while out riding
=. A. Boait and family have returned
Fla. - iioi
Mrs. D. B. Morrison and Mrs. F. A. Ris-
ing have gone to Washington to attend
the congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, to- be held there
or Washihgton's birthday.
Rev. Philip Won Rohr, for over thirty
Years pastor of the St. Mary's Lutheran
church in this city, celebrated his fiftv-
Elnth birthday anniversary last Friday
George F. Swain has removed from
MarshalitoWn. Iowa, to this city, to
make his home.
Quite number of valuable dogs have
been stolen in Winona recently. It Is
believed an organized gang is operating
III the matter, and the police are investi-
eating.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
NECHE.

Fire, supposed to have originated from
hanging lamp in a show window, de-
stroyed and damaged stock to the amount
of $15,0e0 in w. CraWford's store, at this
place. But for the fact that a dead
calm prevailed, nothing could have been
saved in the business portion of the
town. The loss to the building was
$1,5O0, covered by insurance, as was the
less to stock.
The question Of putting in telephone
line between this place and Walhalla,
twenty-five miles west, is being discuss
ed, and meets with general favor The
plan is to connect all farm houses along
the route. A system has been recently
put in aere.
A mild case of smallpox has developed
here, and in consequence the town is un-
dergoing Scare" A strict quarantine
has peen enforced and the schools clos
ed.
Large quantities of Pembina river ice
are being shipped from here to points
down the line.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
BENSON.

X. r. Brandmo visited a brother at Do.
ter Mimi. this week "l u
Olof Tiddemann left T,es5o,,
rado to spend the winter 4of Colo-
Mr ana Mrs. Henry Miller en+er+oi IT,,
inc inc South Side Cinch club Tuesday even
Mrs; D. D. O'Nen is VISITING n,,tt
tives in ST Paul. WIN rela-
~ M. Mcshane and Charles c. Andarso,
TTV5iI W. portion of the week in La Crosse
Miss Maymie Collins returned to,,,o
Gay from visit with friends In 81 DIT ~
eSouiily Attorney Olney spent a ,o,.t5o,
% TN bnls week in Hallock ~ ''oi
rro,lr;ot re commencement toIl of Lent was an
PLoFriateIy observed in the diffarap4
churches on Wednesday. ui1iefehr
.ladt houng Ladies Social circle have
dent gGleN Mas, as officers Agnes Arneson, presi
smith, secretary. and Tnez Fdvsaa.5. ea1sce
treasurer. EDWARDS,
- Mrs E; P. Robertson. of Wahpeton N
~ nds pee1 Visiting the home of Conn
" AGd'tor Mcconnell this week
Miss Martha Nelson has resio,,o.7
Ieaeher in the fourth grade and is s,,cs rs
ef6egS DeI6eTfy by Miss Miss Mabel Nab Wilcox sue
teItoWn grt Sra5t a. Visited fh; Appleton and wa
DR. ii. l.. Foster is visiting with ,,u
parents at Riceville Iowa. -'ii MS
M Miss Violet Grosvenor, of st. Pan, ,aet
with Mrs IFHoneax. y est after weeks visit
BehSon furnished quite deIao,t;o,, -
the celebration ATTENDING tbe ',s[l.Ioii 1I,I 70 70
oEe5nlng at Murdoch on Wednesdav 4ii'ii
o,1tdssess nilsses Ma1de and Dollie Hendricksor
entertained the ST Agnes guild a+ onson tbedI
nome Saturday afternoon. - 'iieis
On FRIDAY evening the Commercial o1,,,,
hnII htSGussed SEQ me me question of an early closing
tsouI s. iof the stores and q move in fbaf
direction IS expected in the neor' f,t,, ~ rlide
n george Nichols returned to Rutland "
u. Monday night, after a weeiss -: ~.
with his parents WISH
INC representatives of the AnnIato,
bowling club came over Fridox, eya'.; PtteioI
and easily defeated the local Mo Seliils
inc members of the Tuesday Raa1iino-
circIe entertained the members of ms
SoteIle ~ @ on tuesday at the home of NTre
III. @. Phipps u NIFs.
Miss Hattie Peterson rat,,,,,o.s
nome IN Browns Valley Thursday aften
week S visit with friends here
me ne young lady boarders of the Aldricb
n'1 IloUSy M, sdEe pleasant valentine party
on thursday evening. Mrs E r Ala.
rieh, Mrs: E. j. Cook ana Mrs r r.
stone acting as chaperons. "
a. n Johnson returned SATURDAY. frov,
ms trip TO the Pacific coast and will
tbers,' tbeo,'nly return to engage in business
j. w. Clark came up from Minneanol;s
enu rs gave instructions to our chess nIayS
eit ots frlday. having recently captured fba
CITY championship there. s0 sue
Carl Johnson who was fatall,, ini,,,o,
week ago in machinery here wss
buried last Sunday the NJ W Iossers = -
attending IN a body. a to'1se
,aft -. ,I..'5r =. Fniver and wife. of Kirkhoven
spend portion of the winter 0ii'' 70
a camp of Royal Neigbbors ,pas
eanlZed at Kirkhoven SATURDAY e1,e,,;,l.- Of
Methven, of DasseI Dats-
r. w Peck has sold his harness sba,
al pe Graft to Murphy Bros. of Mnr,
NOSA' VINO VIII ccrouct the same
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
LISBON.

President Andrew Sandager, of the
state Bank of Lisbon. and Mrs. Sandager
have been at Hot Springs. Mont, for
several weeks
e Grinager and Miss Lise Grinager Of
Ma olson. S. D., attended the funeral Of
I. P. GrinageY- here Wednesday,
Mrs. Bert Ash, wife of Mayor Ash. went
to Hewitt, Minnesota, to attend the fun
eral of her brother. Chas. Roscoe, who
was accidentally killed
Mrs. A. Il. Jones entertained about
twenty ladies, who represented dolls at
luncheon and cards. Many of the char
acters were unique Mrs, O. ]. de Lem
dlecies of Fargo. and Mrs. w. H. Lozier,
of Lisbon. won prizes.
Col and Mrs. Frank P. Allen enter
tanned at cards Monday evening.
Miss Gertrude Adams gave dinner at
home to a few young people Wednesday.
Dominoes were played.
Mrs. BiShof, sister of Mrs. w. S. Par
ker, is visiting at Fargo.
Miss Esther Knudson the local modis-
te, has gone to st. Paul for the rest OF
the winter to trim hats in wholesale
millinery establishment.
State Senator R. c. Sanborn has re-
ceived his commission as register Of the
United States land Office at Minot
Mrs r. ID. Hodgkinson gave recep-
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
SLAYTON


Mrs. NJ N. Tisdale entertained large
party on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Haffey, of Sioux
Falls, visited the past week with the
family of his brother, Daniel Haffey, of
Iona township.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson has return
ed from months visit with her sister,
Mrs. Morell, at Litchfield.
Mrs. j, w. Cornish gave a party Fri
day day evening in honor of S. A. Mailer. of
Sibley, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs NJ N. Tisdale visited
friends in Mankato last Sunday
Miss Stella Riesner, of ST. Paul is yis-
ltlpg her sister, Mrs. B. J. Weld.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. f. Demhart visited
at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lowe of IIadley, en-
tertained large party of young people
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Henry Fish and children. of Heron
Lake, are visiting relatives here
Mark Woolstencroft visited relatives at
Madison, S. D., over Sunday.
x. M. RerSen and family left on FRI
day for their future home at Toledo,
Mrs. James Raune entertained the
young people on Tuesday evening
Mrs. Ole Hide returned to her home
at Webster, S. d.. on Friday. after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs A G.
Peterson.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
LIE sUEUR.

Mrs. Geo. Fiefeld, of Glenwood, visited
her parents here a few days last week.
Peter Paul and wife were agreeably
bors and friends Thursday evening
A. A. Stone, of Morris, visited e.. n.
Cosgrove and family couple of days
last week.
Mrs Thos Hessian and daughter Esther
are visiting in Minneapolis for couple
of weeks.
Jas. Connolly and wife of Lake crystal
are the guests of the latter's parents in
Mrs. Jos. BrerielIet, of St. Paul, was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
An;iott a few days last week.
Mrs. l.. c. CosgroVe and Miss Kate
ORourke visited in the Twin Cities
Thursday.
A special session of the county commits
sioners was held Friday.
Miss Carrie Budke is in ST. Paul at
tending q session of the Grand lodge d.
of H. held in st. Paul this week
The members of the local g.. A. r.
post and w. r. G. We're entertained by
Louis Horst and wife Friday evening.
The LIE Sueur High School Debating
club will try conclusions with the debat-
ing club of Wells In the near future for
the championship of the inter-district.
prised by large number Of her friends
Friday evening. The occasion being the
anniversary of her birth.
Mrs. @. ID. Snow is seriously i'll at her
home in this city.
LIE Sueur Royal Arch Chapter, No 81,
held its annual election of officers Tues
day evening with the following results:
G. w. Taylor E. F: H.; H. d.. Baxter,
K; w. A Patten, S.; L. Quackenbush,
r. II. Csgrove. Sec; D. d. Sykes, C. of
H; Z. F. Barrett, P. S.; r. d. Hunsaker,
r. A. c. The appointive offices are as
follows: Aug. Blank M. of 1st v; M r.
Curtis, NJ. Of End "; T. G. Mailer M. of
3rd "; j. B. Maynard, Tyler. These Of
fees will be installed Tuesday, Feb. 25.
Ind. where he-hopes to recover his fall
ing health in the baths of that place.
Rev. w. T. Hobart, a missionary from
China gave a very interesting lecture In
the English M. E. church Friday evening
on the Boxer uprising and the siege of
Pekin''
Rev. Jos. F. Busch conducted a mission
at Red Wing the past week
The degree team of the local lodge K.
of p conferred the third rank on a can
didate at Henderson Saturday night
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
sAUK RAPIDS.


Mrs. Julia A. A. Wood and Mrs ]. II.
Coates leave Thursday for Minneapolis.
where they Will attend the meeting of
the Territorial Pioneers, held Friday.
Mrs Mary Street leaves Tuesday for
Donneybrook, n. D., where she has an
interest in a claim.
Miss Jessie Potter on March begins a
three months term of school at Birch
Lake.
Miss Sadie Arnold returned today from
st. Paul She was accompanied home
by Mrs. McCullofn
]. r. Cameron. Of Melrose. was the
guest of her sister-in-law. Mrs. J. F.
Quinn, during the week.
Mrs M. r.. Street entertained about
thirty-five ladies on Lincolns birthday,
which was also her mothers. Mrs Cor
della Greely. who on that day reached
her seventy-ninth year.
Mrs. Henry Adelman, who died during
the week at the age of eighty-four. was
buried from the Catholic church in
Duelm.
Mrs. Fred Daggett is visiting frien Is
in ROyalt0n.
Word was received today from St. Paul
stating the serious illness OF Hon. O.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
CHATFIELD.


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fairbank en-
tertained twenty of their friends at a
progressive cinch party last evening.
The Twentieth Century Card club sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sawyer on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George r. Thompson entertained
the Bow Knot club on Tuesday evening
Mr.. Care Allen, of Rochester, has been
spending a week with ChatfieId relatives
j. G. Kiern, of Winona spent a few
in the Chicago clothing store.
"A: L.. Ober has gone to Aberdeen, s. D..
on business.
c. L. Nash has moved his family back
to Cherry Grove, after short residence
here.
Miss Hattie Ginter, of Forest CITY,
Iowa, is visiting her parents in this city.
Mrs. Helen ]. Keeler, of Garden City
S. D.. is here on 3 visit with old friends
Mrs. Cornelius McGrand died at her
homo of consumption, aged twenty-five
years. She leaves a husband and one
son.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
Worth Dakota
FARGO.

There was a grand rush the first part
OF the week to close up the pressing
social functions before the arrivel of
Lent. Monday night the Roycrofters had
their dance, and Tuesday night the Cen
tury club and the policemen's ball oc-
CURED.
One of the most enjoyable functions of
Inc week was the card party by Mrs E.
J. Jennings and Mrs. Harry MagiH at
the nome OF the former. About fifty la
dies were present.
Monday night Mrs Morton Page gave
q box party at the theater her cousin.
Miss Julia Dean, being a member of the
Nejll company.
Miss Russell, of Valley City, was .he
guest Of Mrs Ed Hughes. for several
Gays, and is now in the Twin Cities
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Montgomery are
expected home from Washington and
New York in a few days.
John Geary, who was a member of
Company B. in the Philippine service
from this state, has been offered posi-
tion in Manila
The engagement of Frank Hausdorf.
formerly of st. Paul, now of this city,
and Miss May Ferris is announced
Mr.. and Mrs F. P. Bennett celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marriage
with a tin wedding.
IN Mrs .r Franklin in Potter. Of casselton, was
lne guest OF Fargo friends this week
Fred 2. Walker is down in Arkansas
for a short vacation.
Lieut.. Hannay of the local recruiting
week
Mrs. Henry Witham. wife of the presid-
Ing elder of this Methodist district, is in
Chic on visit with relatives.
Mrs Emma Graffenstein, who is visit
ing relatives in Germany, is expected to
return to Fargo about March l.
Registrar Oigsaard, of the Minot land
office, was in Fargo several DAYS this
week, greeting old friends. He will soon
turn over the office of Hon. r. c. San
born, of Lisbon. his successor
Mrs. D.. s Moore, of Jamestown. is a
Fargo visitor. and a number Of parties
have been given in her honor
The Elks worked till late hour
this morning putting through a class Of
twenty There We're a hundred or more
visiting Elks present, beside the regular
Fargo membership.
Local hardware men are planning a
good time for the visitors next week to
the North Dakota Retail Hardware Deal
ers association.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
TYNDALL.

Joseph NJ Noval and Miss Hattie Fred
rich were married Tuesday.
John j. Wurtz, Of Tyndall, and Miss
Mary Kudrna, Of Tabor, were married
Saturday.
Miss Susie Abbott is teaching in the
room which Miss Farrell occupies, DUR
ing her absence.
The band boys will give a play next
week entitled Shadows and Dangers OF
a Great City,
J. M. Devess. Of Tyndall who is stu
dent in De PauW university, Indiana
recently won second place in the inter
collegiate contest at Indianapolis. There
were six colleges which competed
Mrs. l.. Schwerdmann gave a party to
over fifty united guests.
The prospects now are for great
amount Of building during the coming
summer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
RED WING

Work at rebuilding Factory B, of the
~Red Wing Sewer Pipe company, destroy
ed by fire a week ago. has already COM
nenced. The new factory will be larger
than the old one, modern in every de-
tai, and as nearly flre-proof as 1t is pos
ssble to make it.
AS committee to investigate what can
be done to improve the fire protection
here, there have been selected G. A. Bet
eler, H. E. Blair. E. S. Hoyt c. f. Fred
rich, c. Beekman, E. c. Erb, M
rud.
The library board is considering plans
for the new library building.
A petition has been submitted to the
postoffice department for rural mail de-
livery from Red Wing into Pierce county,
Wis.
Chief of Police Daily and Miss Mary IT.
Dawson We're married on Tuesday even
Rev B. l.. Conway. Paulist father. and
Rev. Joseph f. Buset have been conduct
Ing a series of services the past week
at ST. Joseph's Catholic church, present.
ing the principles of Catholicism.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17

ton in honor of her. sister. Miss Kepner,
Postmaster and Mrs Oliver entertain
ed few at dinner Thursday evening.
Miss Matte Allen OF Northfield Mimi,
Wht is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. w.
Harrison, was a guest.
The Rev. G. w. Harris pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, is i'll and services
are suspended
County Superintendent w. b. Crocker
mas been off duty lately in consequence
Of illness. He is better
"A largely attended union temperance
meeting was held Sunday evening The
Rev. Jason u. Sizer spoke on HereditY
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-17
CITY NOTICE.

Office of the City Treasurer,
st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. IL, 1902.
All persons interested in the assess
nents for reducing the roadway of Port
land avenue. from Victoria street to
Chatsworth street, to a width of 80 feet:
curb with Kettle River sandstone and
fill and sod the space between the curb
and the sidewalk, in the City of St. Paul,
Minnesota. in accordance with an order
of the Common CounciI of said City, ap-
proved SeDtember 10th. 1901.
VIII Take Notice. that on the 10th day
of February. 1862. ] did receive certain
warrant from the City Comptroller of
the City of ST. Paul for the collection of
the above=named assessments
The nature of this warrant is, that II
you fail to pay the assessment within
THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication of this notice,
I shall report you and your real estate
so assessed as delinquent. and apply to
the District Court of the County OF Ram
sey, Minnesota, for judgment against
your lands lots, blocks, or parcels there
Of 90 assessed, including interest, costs
and expenses, and for an order Of the
Court to sell the same for the payment
thereof.
OTTO BREMER,
City Treasurer.
Feb. 17-19O2-lt.
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YANKTON.

Hagen T. Hoxong, one of the most
prominent farmers in this section died
here Monday at the age of eighty years
He had accumulated a respectable for
tune
Patrick Slowey, another old resident
died here Wednesday, aged eighty-one
Years. He, too was one of the earliest
to take up claim in this county
Joe Kozel died here Friday of blood
poisoning and the shock attendant upon
an amputation of a leg.
Sister Elizabeth, daughter of A. C.
Chiccine, of Jefferson, and the greatly
esteemed night nurse at Sacred Heart
hospital, ever since that institution was
founded, died here Thursday after few
weeks illness.