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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
WINONA.

Company c, of this city, of the Second
regiment OF state militia has been in
formed that five -Jorgensen rifles
have been placed at its disposition and
can be secured upon making the regular
requlsltlon. An endeavor is now being
made to find a rifle range where the
weapons may be used.
A series of special union services
opened at the West end churches on
the week.
). The Polish Literary society has closed
It's free reading rooms on East Fifth
street for the season and has stored its
BOOKS Tor the summer in the basement
OF st: Stanislaus church. The rooms
nave nave been kept open every evening since
Forty young men have signif1ed their
intention of joining the Y. M c. A. track
team and will this week commence train
ing. A contest with the st. Paul Y. NJ
=. A. in field sports will be held later
in the season.
The funeral of Arthur Baker was held
on Sunday afternoon. He died on Friday
from pneumonia.
The German Methodist church has
elected August Riebe a trustee to fill
the vacancy made by the death OF J.
M. Hanhardt
]. A. zaborowski. of this city, has writ
ten Polish play, entitled "AH About
OdrzyshoTsh.'
The Womens Union Of the First Con-
gregational Church gave a chicken pie
social on Friday evening and cleared
Quite number of Winonans are losers
by the failure of the Tontine Savings
association, of Minneapolis.
Mayor D. A Stewart has returned
home from trip to Florida
Rev. F. H. Kroesche Of Staceyville,
Iowa, occupied the pulpit of the German
Presbyterian church here on Sunday as
candidate.
Eleven parties have appealed from the
award of the commissioners for the TAX
ing Of property around Lake Winona for
park purposes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
BENSON.

Miss Clara Hunter entertained the
members of her Sunday school class at
George McShane made his father, the
sheriff, a visit this week
J. A. Calking and family, of Edgerton.
are visiting ]. M. Hogan.
j.. ]. Hess left Tuesday for a short visit
at Sioux Falls, S. D.
Miss Cora Rigg, of Willnar, was the
guest of Mrs. L. M. Koefod several days
this week.
Miss Bertha Carroll IS visiting with
friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Sanford II. Hudson entertained
the Ladies guild on Friday afternoon.
Judge Brown, Senator Jones, Dr. T. A.
Harris, c. r. G. Johnson, H. w. Stone
J. F. Cooley, w. l.. Smith and o. F.
Tewksbury represented the Morris Whist
club here last Saturday and defeated the
nome club by two points.
out by Supt. Covell this week as the re-
suit of the recent teachers examination.
Bernard CROWN, of Winona, who has
been visiting his uncle, NJ Hoban, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Ainsley Johnson and Burt Stone return
ed home Wednesday from Carleton, to
spend their Easter vacation
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South Dakota
PIERRE.

=, THOMAS Crawford and family, who left
Sully county last fall to find a better
location In Illinois, are on their way
back to the old homestead to again take
up their residence in Dakota.
Judge j. X Breeder has returned from
"trip OF several weeks duration in
which he was as far east as Boston.
Postmaster Deweu returned Monday
from Kimball, where he went as mister.
militia -
Inc hllngs on government lands con-
tlhue with but little abatement in num-
per, out most OF them are now being
maze on the west side of the Missouri
Inc woman S Auditorium company has
Illed articles of Incorporation and formed
STOCK company for the erection Of an
auditorium building in this CITY.
The women in charge of the auditorium
project gave an entertainment at the
Locke hotel Thursday evening for the
peneht OF the fund they are raising to
pegln work in that direction
Adjt. Gen. Conklin and Col. Stewart
Went to Sioux Falls this week to in
spect the militia companies in that citv
James Whitebull, an Indian boy at the
pneumonia Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cole have re-
turned from visit of several months
with relatives in the northern part of
the state u
j. e. Besancon and wife are bacl, from,
mitchell, where they spent the winter
=. l.. Eskln has returned from Mis-
scurl. where he has been farming for
several years. ~
Manager Rowe, of the telephone COM
pany' has returned from a trip to the
southern part Of the state looking IN
matters connected with long distance
work. :
MI and Mrs. Frank Crane have gone
70 Sioux Falls to be absent several DAYS.
r. "A. Warner and G. j. ScheIlenberger
nave gone to Sioux Falls to attend fha
meeting Of the Republican state central
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GLENCOE.

MT Mr. z; A. Child will arrive from Spo-
i hane, WASH, TO assist his family in max
ing their final arrangements for renoT-
ing to their Western home this week.
MT W. G. Gould sustained painf11i in
Jurles IN consequence Of attemntina n
P proven "a a piano from falling to the
being unloaded last Thursday. -
Messrs; WEIGH and Deneen have dis
solved their partnership in the fiourin-
mill business, the latter continuing the
DR.; R. S. Miles. who has resided hare
for the past twenty years, will remove
10 excelsior where he will continue his
- The new village council is composed
q qar tne 1oiloWing members: R. H. NC
Leland, president; E. H. Carson. clerI[ /.
Horace ID as,9s Martin, P. Jungclaus and G. Hen
Guy Shadingo, a member of the Red
wing high school faculty, is SPENDING
here. 'AA ms parents
Miss Ida Merlke has returned after an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs. G. j
Pryor, at Ashley, N. D.
Mrs William Talboy, Of Chisholm,
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FERGUS FALLS.

A. M. Wright who has lived her the
past twenty-five years, left Thursday for
North Yakima, Wash, to live Mrs.
tied.
The electric lights were turned off
MONDAY night to repair leak in the
dam, and the city is still in darkness.
Mrs. E. B. Warfield is seriously i'll at
the home of her son, B. B. Warfeld, on
Uuion avenue south.
John Sherwin, his two sons and Bert
Partridge, all old residents here, left
Wednesday for Spokane Falls Wash
Where they expect to live.
me marriage OF MT theodore Clark.
OF New York city, and Miss Salhe War
neid, Will take place April g. Miss War
ned ned has lived here all her life, until
ents to live on her fathers cotton plan
tation in the South.
"A petition has been presented to the
CITY council asking for a half mill tax
1or the benefit of the town library.
Sarah Johnson, Emil Ahlen and 7 &
Anderson, nurses at the insane hospital,
rretuTned from trip to Norway and
sweden Monday, where they took twelve
patents who had not been naturalized
here. They were gone six weeks.
MRS Bandwell, a sister of Mrs Henry
M. Pollock and here little son, are here
from Montana to spend couple of
months.
The opening reception Of the Chippewa
club has been fixed for April A.
Mrs. e. A. Jewett is spending the
week in Fargo visiting Mrs. Fred Whit
ing.
The Park Region Luther College band
and athletic club gave their annual
l 9eneht concert in the Lyceum theater
Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Gjermo, of Iowa.
have arrived and are at the Grand hotel
G Gntll they can obtain house Mr..
GJermo Will take charge of the new
Scandal bank. IN"
The North Star Prohibition alliance
held a meeting Tuesday night at Wood
men hail. Rev. o. P. Rider, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, presided.
George. M. Swartwood, of Winnebago
CITY, is in town visiting A. r. Pattene
MT Mrs. Johann2 Fladeland appeared be-
sheriff, who had in charge her .di-
vcrced husband. The latter had been
arrested for kidnapping his eight-year--
old son. Mrs. Fladeland had been given
charge of the ten children when her
divorce was granted, as the man was
known to be guilty of treating his famiIy
IN IN, an lnhuman manner. The boy was
given to her and the man sent out Of
the county.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
LISBON.

DIT Dr; and Mrs. ]; P. Aylen went to ST
faul the other day, where Mrs. AyIen
VIII receive surgical attention.
Glover club 'iAo 1000i
Mr.. and. Mrs. William Cotton. pioneer
SSvtClers, nave gone to Lakeland Fla
IIhey will live there with their son
George II. Cotton, formerly Of Lisbon
Battery A held a dance in the armorv
Monday night.
Mrs. J; w. Schouten gave a card party
we meddnMGs sd Z, evening; Mrs. Oliver, Dr..
Mrs. J. s. Cole gave a tea In honor of
MRS MRS w. L. Van Horn, of Fargo. Tues
Mrs; George W. McWiIliams has gone
her husband is visiting.
~. H. and Mrs. Skies go to Moorehead.
MINI, soon, where they will live with
Col; Skies parents.
ho1 ne women Of the Baptist church will
noId a sale Of fancy goods and serve
supper Wednesday evening.
Mrs. III. B. Ellsworth, widow of the
late rector Of the Episcopal church in
t 1nls city, has gone to Georgia to reside
Mrs. c. H. Mott visited in Fargo last
J; B; Jones, of Eau Claire, Wis. is
NI Hit ms son, A. E. Jones, here.
Assiniboia Saturday. He win taLa
seryic here in the Episcopal church
pending the preferment of a permanent
Mrs. J. T. McAney, Of Seattle. Wash
VISITED her sister, Mrs. r. c. Sanborn''
IN Mrs; W. e. Resser, of Fargo, attended
II. d. Ellsworth, as the sneciai ra nere'
sentative Of the Woman's Guild Of CEN
Semane cathedral. The Rev w NJ
walton, Of Wahpeton, N. D., was also
present, besides Bishop Mann and Dean
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
LUVERNE.

Mrs. S. H. Howe spent Sunday in Pine
stone, the guest of Mrs. w. H. Smith.
Mrs. Wealthy Mills returned Saturday
from an extended visit at Red Wing.
Thomas Edwards, Of Mankato, spent
sunday in Luverne the guest of friends.
MISS Paullne Christopher Of Adrian, is
the guest of Miss Viola Hvid
Key. Father Lavery, of Woodstock, was
in the city this week visiting Rev. Father
Walsh and attending the fair held nv 81
GATHERINGS society.
Rev. j. II. Palmer returned Thursday
from Geneseo, Ill.
William Jacobsen. George Hrntino+on
ana AXei Berg left Monday for an ex-
ritOry. --A --1N'-''A4 eei-
w B. and R. J. Roach. of this Mace
anu y: Donaghue, of Darlington, Wis
4e5[ Wednesday for Brainerd
mrs. Storts left Thursday for Ocheye-
9an, Iowa, to visit her daughter. Mrs.
humphrey Henderson
Misses Lamm and Maggie Fritz ne
AuTldn, We're guests this week at the
nome OF John I-amm, of this place
mis-. >. j. Carney, of Madison. s. y il
p plsltIhg at the home of her brother, M.
L. English, Of Hoopston, Ill. is visit
Ing the family of his uncle, L. NJ. Eng
Mrs. Ed Ryan, of Staples. is VISITING -
the home Of her sister, Mrs. P. ]. Con- a.
nell. Ooii-
A. D. La Due and NJ. Ryan returned
Saturday from Parkston, S. D.
Mrs G. e. Mcmillan. accompanied nv
her daughter, Miss Effie, left Friday for
the Twin Cities. where she viii visit her
sons Frank and Will
hrook q Nelson, whose furniture Store
was Quilted by fire about six weeks ago
nave commenced rebuilding the store. The
i. new building will be located on their old
ment. anu d Oase-
Miss Helen Balch and Miss Thomas
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Worth Dakota
FARGO.

Mrs. Fl. e. Magil1 entertained this week
In honor of Mrs. E. H. Briggs, of Chi
cago.
Miss Helen Wilson gave a party this
Mrs. H. ]. Gibson gave a party this
week in honor of her husbands birth
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Wilson entertained
Mr.: and Mrs. w. ]. Howe gave one
OF the prettiest parties of the week in
honor of Mrs. Lowell, of iowa.
Two notable events in local musical
catholic cathedral choir Monday night
and the concert by the Fargo College
Glee club Thursday night. Both events
We're well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Sheldon. of Gran
din, are guests of Fargo friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q. Ersklne are home
from the South, where they spent the
Mrs; Sam Mathews is visiting Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Phelan have re-
turned ne from rom Southern trip.
! a Ada Leech who spent the winter with
MS mother in Erie, Pa, is in Fargo
again to look after his bonanza farms.
Miss Genevieve Easton returned from
New York this week.
MISS Emma Graferstein has reached
home after her trip to Germany.
John Wyman accompanied Mrs. Wv
man and Miss Eva Smith to Hot Springs.
Ark, Where they VIII visit friends for
some time.
Judge and Mrs. Young and Judge Wal
I'm nave returned from the South for
the term of the supreme court which
meets here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Moody are ar homo
after six weeks in the East
Blshop Mann will spend all of the com
ing week IN Fargo and assist in the
Holy week services at the Episcopal
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Edwards enter
tanned a dinner party this week. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Inc schools are closed for the usual
spring vacation of one week
l.. HI. Paige will spend the summer
on the coast and viii be Joined in q
few weeks by Mrs. Paige.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hancock have re-
turned from Douglas, Mimi, where they
attended the funeral Of Mrs Hancock's
Mrs, Alex Stern left last evening for
visit with Chicago friends
Judge Lauder of Wahpeton, was here
a few hours Friday.
IN Mrs: !. z. Hunter entertained a num-
per OF lady friends Tuesday evening in
honor OF Mrs. Lowell, of Iowa
Banker and Mrs. E. Y. Saries' of Hills
boro, are in the city
The Knights of Khorassan will have
a great time Wednesday night. when a
large class will be initiated Members of
the organization will be present from all
over the state, and an elaborate pro
sramme has been arranged.
Inc Cass County Medical associate ton
nolds its spring meeting and banouet
Monday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-24
JAMESTOWN.

Mrs; w. c. Tubbs left Friday morning
Tor bismarck to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs Mrs. Mckenzie arrived Friday from
we west Selklrk, Manitoba, for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. John Trotter.
John Trueman, of st. Paul, arrived in
jamestown this week and visited mis-
cousin, Mrs. j. E. Squirting. He left for
Butte, Mont.
The wedding of Miss May Poole to
Harry Chittick, of Hosmer, S. D., oc-
CURED Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides brother, Rev V. D.
Poole. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Fl. A. Spicer, of the Free Methodist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rupp left for Ballard,
Wash, where they will reside.
j. J. and Henry Nierling have returned
from Waukon, Iowa, where they attended
the funeral of their mother.
4 A intelhouse, Of Forman, was a.
guest Of his daughter, Mrs George
Thorp, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. James It. Morris, who
We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Wilder
have returned to Minneapolis.
Miss Wood has returned from Fargo
where she was the guest of friends for
two weeks.
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Minnesota.
LIE SUEUR.

Miss Carrie Caldwell who has spent the
past year at Truly, Mont arrived home
Thursday, called here by the serious ILL
ness of her brother.
"A Bunch of Roses" is the title of
play to be rendered here soon after
Easter under the auspices of the ladies
Of st. Johns Episcopal church.
The Henderson Dramatic club will pre-
sent Nevada" at Shows opera house
Wednesday evening.
The e. ANNUAL n! banquet of lie sueur Chap
Ter No. 81, r. A. NJ, was held at the
Rev. Edw. H. Earle has received
call to Christ church at Albert Lea.
w. II. Tomlinson, president of the State
Retail Hardware Dealers association, at
tended meeting of the national asso-
clatiOn held in Chicago last week.
John McKasy and wife have returned
from their Eastern wedding trip and
will go to housekeeping in this city.
Antcne Hubertz suffered the loss of a
couple of fingers Tuesday while operat-
ing a circular saw.
Friday evening, April 4, is the date set
for the debate between a team from the
st. Paul Central high school and a team
from the local school.
George w. Taylor left Friday for Beau
mont, Tex, to inspect the oil fields.
{. n. Cosgrove and wife returned Fri
day from four weeks sojourn in the
South.
Frank Dodge and wife of Monticello,
wis, are the guests of ]. H. Reamer and
family.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Home and Foreign Missions of the Pres
byterian Church was held Thursday at
the home Of Mrs Ladusky ]. Taylor The
first vice president; Mrs r. H Bradley
A. Caldwell, president; Mrs. H A Nays
second vice president; Mrs. Frances cad
Well, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. w. J.
Refs was elected delegate to the state
meeting, which will be held at Rushmore
in June.
Miss Gertrude Quackenbush entertained
the Young Ladies Whist club Tuesday
afternoon.
The Epworth League Of the English
M. o. Church held a social at the home
OF X. q. Ammons Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubertz visited
friends at New Ulm last week.
Grover Caldwell is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Young celebrated
their golden wedding at their home west
of town Tuesday. A large number of
nelghbors and friends were present on
the occasion
a number of neighbors of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Grady surprised them at their
nome in this city Monday evening.
Mrs. Emma Tibbitts, of New Mexica.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. George r.
Diener, in this city.
Miss Seeman entertained the O. K <.
Thursday evening
J. c. Evans visited friends a. Tracy
last week.
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PENNINGTON.

Messrs: John Stolberg and Albert Lind
gust, of st. Paul, were the guests of
N; *, krlshund and family Sunday.
MISS Nellle Cannon visited her cousin,
week ' 'A--'
Bert COPYRIGHT, a student of a Mime
apoIIs business college, is home for a
The Parish guild was entertained by
Mrs &. F. Akin Friday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. A. c. McCluskey. of
minneapolis, spent Sunday with Mrs Nc
Sluskey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Miss Dora Cooke and Mrs. G. F. Con-
neil VISITED the fore part of the week
with friends in Minneapolis.
p LOUIS us Lleske, of the firm of Ronnell
fever. "'N ''PA04o
Mrs. Carol Allen, of Glencoe, is spend
ing a Few days with her sister, Mrs. w.
w. Amiden, who is quite ill.
Messrs. Fred Bailey and William Ar
per, of Hastings, were in the village
tHlS week and completed arrangements
LOT the annual track and field meet be-
oW l5 the Hastings high school and the
atnletlc team Of Pennington. The meet
VIII pe held at the fair grounds in this
village May 3.
About thirty young people participated
IN Shamrock party at Music hall Mon
day, evening. Music was furnished bv
Burke,s orchestra of Mortified,
W. !. Hogrefe, of the Hogrefe Butter
anu Cheese Manufacturing company, of
st. Paul, was in the village this week
and made arrangements to open the
cheese factory at this place
Inc Webb Publishing company, pub
nshers OF the Farmer, in ST. Paul, are
trying to secure land to start an exner-
mental station at this place.
On thursday morning, at the home of
the The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
EhieTs, In this village, Miss Dora Ehlers
marriage, Rev. H. Bunse, of Minneapo
us, an uncle of the bride, officiating. as
SISTED by Rev. BritziuS of New Trier.
IN l the presence of fifty guests. Miss
Louise Sorn, of Castle Rock was brides
maid and Mr.. Henry Ehlers of Castle
ROCK, best man. Miss Kate Sieyers
played the wedding march. An elaborate
fWeeS1olng dlnner was served at y O'Clock,
and evening.
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HOT SPRINGS.

The first of a series of dinners to be
given by DIR. and Mrs. c. w. Hargens
was given Friday night to twelve Of
their friends.
Mrs. L. s. Gull entertained the ladies'
of st. Luke's Guild on Tuesday alters
noon at her home on Rose hill
Rev. and Mrs. AIbertson, of the NIethO-
dist church of this place entertained a.
number of their friends Friday evening
In honor of the departure Of Mr.. S. ID
Wilson, who leaves soon to make hls
home in Washington state.
Mrs. Harry Summers has returned FROM
her visit to DeadWood
Mr.. Roderick Harris has returned from
Atkinson, Neb, where he has been spend-
ing the winter
9; b. Clark, Of Kensington, is the guest
OF mis- uncle, George f. Clark.
> II. Wilson, one Of the first LAWYERS
70 settle In Hot Springs, has gone ID
Boise, Idaho, with the intention Of maxi
ing 1t his home for the future.
Mrs. X. ID. West entertained the Prcsby-
terrain Aid society last Tuesday at her
home on College hill
MI Harry Schofield is the guest Of
ms tather-in-law Mr.. d. S. Cole
Mrs. Marguerite Hill spent two dave
in Edgmont last week
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PIPESTONE.

The militia boys gave one Of their pop
9 9lar pals sS St. Patricks day in the city
nan. SlXty-fve members were out
Attorney E. e. Roddis is at LuVerne,
MINI, on business this week.
Howard Dyer Is up from Sioux Falls
visiting his parents.
Miss Grace Payne arrived Wednesday
from Mortified, Mimi, to spend her va
cation with her parents.
Mrs A. W. Wilson left Wednesday
Tor Colfax, Iowa, where she will take
treatment at the springs
Eighteen couples enjoyed a pleasant
dance in the Calumet dining hall
Wednesday evening. Music was furnished
by Jack Marshall of ST. Paul.
MRS: Phillip Reilly is home from an
extended visit at Winona, Mimi, and at
Roy. Smith, of this place, who is now
Studying at the naval preparatory
school at Annapolis, has been appointed
by Congressman ]. T. McCleary. This
permits him to take the examination for
cadetship next month.
Mrs. M d. Caldwell and son Bennie
went to Howard, S. D., for short visit.
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REDWOOD FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Palmer returned
Tuesday from their trip to Illinois
John Jungers went to Rochester
Wednesday to submit to an operation.
Mrs. ]. A. Schmahl returned from her
trip to st. Paul Saturday.
Supt. I. ]. Race went to Waseca Thurs
DAY to address a gathering of teachers
Monday from their sojourn with reiatives
in Wisconsin
]. H. Won Ruden and Miss Bertha vohs
We're united in marriage at this place
A. A Lindeman, of Santa Fe, N NJ.
visited with relatives at North Redwood
last week.
r.. e. Johnson and Miss Nettie Eldred,
OF morgan, were married Wednesday,
Rev. William Mitchell officiating.
Mrs. White, of Sleepy Eye, visited
with friends at this place last week.
MISS lda Flauhers died Thursday from
Redwood Falls and Paxton voted down
the old poll tax system and established
the contract system, which is under the
supervision of the town board Of super
Visors.
Prominent Redwood county farmers
and others interested meet at this place
Friday and organized the Redwood Coun-
ty Rural TELEPHONE company. The new
company will commence business on
April 20 and win have capital stock Of
$4,000 which will be apportioned into
900 shares Of the value of $40 each. The
articles of incorporation limit the indebt-
edneSs Of the company to $1,000. A. &.
Miller was chosen president Charles III.
VIM, vice president and A D. Stewart
secretary. The board of directors is:
A. Z. Miller, A. D. Stewart, w. H. Gold.
Charles II. Winn, w. Iindeman, H. G.
Werder, G. L. Evans, S. o. Mason and
Robert Stewart. The rate to farmers
will be 50 cents per month. while the
rate for city residents will be 81 per
month.
Edward Kumm, of BeIlingham, was the
guest of his brother, F. G. Kumm, last
week.
L. P. DoniF. of Minneapolis. spent a
few days OF last week with his son, A, G.
Dollift.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Van Dolah. of Ro-
chester, arrived here last week and will
reside here in the future
The bowling contest between the Ia
dies of the city Thursday was largely
attended and resulted with Miss Eta
Baker making the highest score and Mrs,
!. n. Tompkins second.
MIR. and Mrs. f. c. Boyer, of Elkton. s
D., visited with relatives at this place
last week.
II. r. futile, of seaforth. spent a few
days of last week in this city.
Neal Nelson, Of Minneapolis, was in
town last week.
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sAUK RAPIDS.

j. A. Jochem, of Foley, 0was the guest
OF his uncle, Mayor Berg, Saturday.
|. N Smith was visitor at Little Falls
during the week
Fred Mccullough, of Rice. expects to
leave next week for Montana.
B. c. Young, of Foley. is in Montana.
w. e Indy, of the rRoseau Times,
fRoseau, is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Margaret LindIey.
The Eastern Star lodge has issued 300
lnvl5atlons Tor dancing party for Eas-
Mrs, III. M. circuit is in, West Concord
In attendance at the funeral Of her
A. Jachem, register of deeds, has pur-
chased two lots on Broadway for $500
MRS. Lane Stager a former resident Of
TINS place. Is dead In New York city.
her husbands people live here. She
was tWenty-nine years of age.
MISS Rose Quinn returned to Buffalo
today to resume teaching.
oh Inc Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
Ghurch, are preparing the farce, Aunt
JerIsha and Her Quitting Bee" which
VIII be presented shortly after Easter.