The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-06
News Of the Northwest

to their new location at Madison, where
he takes charge of the Baptist church.
NJ. G. Lacy and wife, of Collamer, have
gone to Sioux Falls, where they VIII re-
main for the winter, and will return to
their ranch in the spring.
AXel Leonard Molin and Carrie Peter
son, both arrivals from Sweden, were
married by the Swedish minister in this
city Friday of last week:
]. A. Wagner, of st. Paul, has joined
his wife in this city for visit OF sew
eral days with relatives.
T. e. Blanchard has returned from his
holiday visit at Emmettsburg, Iowa.
Rev. j. A. Mcdonald and family arriv-
ed from Britton last Friday, and have
gone out to Okobojo, where he will fill
the Methodist pulpit for the next year.
Mrs. B. S. Benner and children arrived
from Dexter, Mimi, last Saturday to join
Mr.. Benner, who had fitted up home
for them before they arrived.
Mrs. Caroline Sutherland died at the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. f. Hurl-
held in the city Sunday, and was in
! charge of the Woman's Relief corps, Of
which the deceased was member.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Georgia came Gown
Mrs. GeOrgia's parents. Fred returned
early in the week. but Mrs. Georgia will
remain for a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. May and son., or Whitewater,
Wis, who were. visiting the family or
State Secretary Berg, have gone to Red
field for visit. with relatives at that
pace
Mrs. W. A. Skinner. of Manila, mas
gone to Sank Center, Mimi for visit
of several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane returned
Monday night from their holiday visit
| with Chicago relatives.
The state treasury has taken up $500
of the bonded Indebtedness of the state
| the past week. The bonds so taken were
not due for ten years yet but the treas
urer secured their surrender and saved
the interest.
Monday evening the officers selected for
the ensuing year were: Miss Lou ".
Schellenger, president; Miss Edna Berg,
vice president; Miss Mable Checker, sec
rotary; Mr.; Clarence Lake, treasurer;
| Miss Blanche Mallory, organist.
G. w. Holbrook has been appointed as
| carpenter at the government Indian
school at this city and has commenced
| his duties under such appointment.
Col. L. S. Billiard, of the Northwestern
! railroad offices, has returned from holi-
day visit at Council Bluffs.
For the next NV. oyears Judge Haney
| will act as presiding officer of the SUI
i preme court, Judge Fuller laying down
that honor after having held it for two
Judge and Mrs. Gafy returned Tues
day night from a vacation. visit at
Omaha and other Nebraska points.
| Miss Bessie Mathieson is at home on
a vacation visit from school at Rock
! ford. Ill.
Miss Helen Cutting entertained about
thirty of her friends Monday night at
| a party which was given in honor of her
| sixteenth birthday anniversary.
| Congressman Burke and family left
| Friday morning to remain in Washington
until the close of the present congress
| Sional session.
| The pupils of the Indian school enj ~
ed masquerade bah Wednesday night
in which number of fine costumes were
| to be seen.
| Miss katherine E. Benson, of Mitchell
| has the honor of making he first filing
on government land in the Pierre Office
for the year 1902, she securing a fling on
: a Sally county homestead on the End OF
the month.