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Miss Margaret Biltgen returned
Monday afteroon from q visit with
friends at Sioux Falls. -
E. E. Beckley went to the cities
Monday morning to purchase new
smoke stack for the mill. ::se
Miss Kate McManus returned t.
her home at sibley Saturday after
q visit here with relatives. "1
VIM. Baker, of Elliott, 1llinos, If
visiting friends here and may con.
clude to take up his residence mere.
Uncle Tom e Cabin company fail
ed to put in an appearance at the
Opera house Monday evening al
billed.
Two fine horses, buggy, har.
ness and lap robes were stolen
from the barn of a Rock county
farmer last week.
Mr.. Hart, the baker, will move in
to the APPEL property, recently va
Gated by Al. johnson on 9th st. :,
this week.
Sherman McCune, of St. Paul.
employed on the Daily Globe, reach
ed here Sunday afternoon to attend
his brothers funeral.
DR.. A. II. Cark left Tuesday after
noon to attend meeting of the
Rock Island physicians which will
be held at Kansas city.
A. W. Lyon, a conductor on the
Rock Island and who once resided
here, was in town Monday greeting
his numerous friends.
Mr.. Anderson has made some sub
stantial building improvements on
his residence property, corner 9th
street and 9Th avenue during the
past week.
Miss Blanch Walrath of Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, will open dressmaking par
lors in this city. For the present
leave orders at Mrs. VIII. Spongs'
residence. - "
G. E. Holmstine of Fulda, is now
employed as assistant local man
ager of the Singer Sewing Machine
company, here and has moved his
family here. :.
The Singer Machine Company
have leased the building they now
ocupy for number of years which
indicates that they are enjoying
prosperous business. .M
John Webster returned Sunday
morning from a trip to Oklahoma.
he was down near the Texas
line. He reports the weather fine
there and farmers preparing for
seeding.
The case of A. q. White against
B. T. Leverich ct al. was dismissed
without costs or disbursements to
either party. This was a Lakeield
case growing out of a sale of the
stock of goods Of William Searles to
BIT. Leverich.-Lakefield Standard.
A. G. Leistico has purchased the
10 cent feed barn of Gran and And
erson, and took possession Tuesday
morning. ae' man that looks after
business in q proper manner and
will igve his patrons the best of sat-
isfaction. &c..
Lester Franck left Minneapolis,
Saturday night. for San Francisco
by the way of Chicago. He enlist
ed for four years in the Navy. On
account of his fine physical make
up the Navy Officers requested Mrs.
Franks to permit him to go in the
hospital service. @
At the business meeting of the
high school alumni association at
the home of Miss Prue Town Sat-
urday night the following officers
were elected: Pres, Stelle S. Smith;
vice-pres., Miss Jennie Torrance;
Ser. Miss Grace Smith; treas. Miss
Prue Town; toast master, Geo. $.
Wyckoff. &.E
Rev. Putnam will hereafter serve
the NJ. E. congregations at Ellsworth
aud Kanaranzi as their regular pas
tor, this arrangement having been
made at the first quarterly confer
ence of the church held at Ellsworth
last week. He will retain his resi-
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