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

Judge Amidon came down from Fargo
Tuesday to formally open the spring
postpone the cases to April s. Court
Stenographer Spenser, of st. Paul, was
here also. and some of the lawyers who
have cases pending.
Judge j. G. Shonts, who has been here
for thirty years, started for the West
coast Monday to look for new home in
panied by Henry HcDougal and ]. H.
Whitson, who are bent on the same mis-
sion.
The women of the Presbyterian society
cleared about $3.50 at the Easter sale this
week, the money to be added to the new
church fund.
The death of Harold lillian, the SC YER
year-old son of Banker Joseph Ulland.
occurred Monday from relapse OF
measles. The funeral took place
"Wednesday from the residence on Union
B. B. Warfeld returned from Tchrla,
Miss, Monday, called home by the. Sc
IiouS Illness of his aged mother.
School closed last Friday for the spring
vacation week sooner than usual owing
to the widespread prevalence of conta-
giOus diseases.
An excitement was created during the
week when it because current that
Breckenridge and Wahpeton were shit
ping smallpox patients to Fergus 10 lie
taken care of by the town Sunday
man was driven to Breckenridge AMI pat
in charge of the village authorities, who
had sent him by train to Fergus the Gay
before, broken out with smallpox.
Mrs. F. c.. BarroWS went to MinncapO-
lis Tuesday to visit her daughter, jose
phine at Stanley Hall.
DIR. T. ]. Hutton, who left Fergus about
ten years ago, returned Wednesday and
will probably remain permanently.
DR.. Chamberlain, right emiI%ent COM
mander of the Palestine comandery, ar
rived Wednesday to help initiate some
new members at the Masonic Temple
here. The doctor was accompanied by
i. ]. Whitney, general passenger agent
of the Great Northern railway Ind G. g.
Whitney, state printer, of 81. Taul.
j. q. Hamlino is here from Blue Earth
City buying Otter Tail county land.
Ray A. Baker has taken the position
of bookkeeper at the state hospital for
the. insane in place of o. M. Erickson,
f ]. Pfefferle has sold his residence
northeast Of town to Charles klinnort a
new arrival
The Park Region Luther college is clos
ed for weeks vacation.
Mrs. William Salvage returned Wednes-
day from months visit with friends in
Minneapolis.
o. B. WaIllup and family, Of Iowa. ar
rived Thursday to live here. Mr.. Walk
up owns large farm in this vicinity,
but will live in town.
A. p. Stowell. who had his foot crush
ed by a morning train was obliged tG
have. it cut off Saturday. He is i'm
proving rapidly.
i. 3. Wample, who has been visiting
his brother, D. s. Wemple returned to
his home at taribault Wednesday,
The One-year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Olas Hagen died in commissions Thurs
DAY.
State Superintendent Olsen has sent the
list Of instructors for the summer train
ing school for teachers beginning here
July II They are G. A. Smith, of Duluth
conductor; Julia Monnette Moorhead; A.
Q. Carlson, Cannon Falls; Mabel Vaughn,
Fergus Falls; Mrs. Chaplin, Hastings. and
=. A. Leimerts, of Winona. teachers.
Prof. Vandyke, superintendent of the
. Fergus city schools. will conduct the
summer school at Winona.
Gunder Bartelson, of this town, has
bought the Everts farm, 217 acres and
the Haartsick farm, $50 acres, paying $35
per acre. Both are within eight miles
OF Fergus.
The marriage of Georgiana Wah1strom.
daughter of G. A. Wahstrom, a wealthy
resident Of Fergus, and Mr.. Elias Pier
son, of st. Paul, took place Wednesday
night, at the brides home on Linden
avenue. Mr.. Morrison, of Grace NJ E.
church, married them. The young cou-
pie will live in st. Paul. where Mr.. Pier
aon Is in business.
Mrs. J. D. Billings went to Chicago to
visit her son Jesse and his wife
Miss Lydia Johnson, of Henning, ar
rived Wednesday to be a bridesmaid to
her friend, Miss Wahlstrom.
j. F. MCGOWAN went to Minneapolis
Ihurs<ty TO attend the annual conven-
ton of the state wholesale grocers.