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TIE FOR CHAMPIONS.
Anderson and Brown VIII Play it Of
Tomorrow.

New York, June 27.-After two DAYS
Of brilliant golf, seventy-twO holes at
medal play over the BaltusroI Golf
club links at Shorthills, n. J., the open
championship of the United States was
brought to a close today with a tie be-
tween Willie Anderson and David
Brown. The former was the open
champion in 1901, and is the present
open champion of the Western Golf
association, while the latter was the
open champion of Great Britain in 1888.
The tie viii be played off on Monday.
Three men tied for ninth and tenth
places, John Hobens, William Smith
and Alec Ross, and they divided the
money Findlay 5. Douglas, champion
of the Metropolitan Golf association,
is the only amateur who got into the
money. He viii get his prize in plate.
The scores:
Willie Anderson. Apawamis, 3O7;
David Brown, Wollaston, 307; Stewart
Gardner, Garden City. 315; Alex Smith,
Nassau, BIO; Donald Ross. Oakley. 31S;
Jack Campbell. Brooklyn, 319; L.
AUchtertOn. Glenview, 321; Findlay s.
Douglas, Nassau, 800; John Hobens,
YOuntakah 1923; Willie Smith, Mid
lothian, 323; Alex Ross, Wilmington,
Del, 323.
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His Moment Of Forgetfulness.

while Jacob still tarried at the
well" said the superintendent OF the
Sunday school. Rachel. as we are told,
drew near She was fair to look upon
and Jacob kissed her. Then he lifted
up his voice and wept- A great many
whimsical explanations, children, have
beer. advanced for this singular con-
duet on Jacobs part. What possible
reason could he have had for weeping
after kissing his beautiful cousin?
HE remembered about the NIL
crobes,' ventured Tommy Tucker.
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Results at Seattle.

Seattle, Wash, June 27.-FoIlowinE IS
a summary Of today's racing at the
Mea dOWs:
First race, four and one-haIf fur
lOngs-Beautiful Girl won, Almoneer
second, Roltaire third. Time-:5SA.
Second race. i've fUrIongs-Rose Farr
won. Annie Marie second, AIetlakatla
third. Time :O55L
Third race. four and One-half fur
longs-Jerid won. Col Van second. Dr..
Sherman third. Time-:57st
Fourth race, one and One-eighth
miles. Club Members handicap-FOs-
sill won. HOratius second, Ohio Girl
third. Time-1:5S1k.
Fifth race, six furlOngs-Yell elbow
Stone won. John BOggs second, Edu-
cate third. Time-1:1S
Sixth race. one miIe-Anvil won. Do
reen second, CarOnal third. Time
49,
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which. with the batting of Weaver. was
the feature OF the game. Score:
R H Z.
Seattle . 90 .-........-......-...7
san FRANCISCO ----.---.--.---.-- 10
Batteries-Hensmann, BOrchers and
Zearfoss; BUechle and Stanley.
Butte, June ZT.-Heavy hitting marked
today's game with Spokane. The feature
was the home run made by NOrdyke-
Score:
r. H E.
Spokane o., ........................ g Il 3
Butte 90 ----.-..-.--------1 Is ,
Batteries-Slagle. Carney and Zaluskey:
Bowling and Swindells. Umpire, COlgan.
Helena. June 27.-The locals won the
game today by better all-arOund playing.
Pullman was effective after the first
inning and POrtand's errors were costly
Score
r H E.
y OL -AeA4iA --------+sss ----------2
AsrAElAcL II
Batteries-LundbOm and Anderson:
Pullman and CariSch-
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smithfeld, 10; Wellsville, 10.
LSnaelaI TO The Harala

Logan. June 27-The WeHsviIIe and
SmithTield baseball teams PLAYED here
this afternoon for 500 a side WellsviIIe
was deCis1Veiy beaten. the final score
being; Wellsville, 10; Smithfield. IS. The
VictOrS viii play Hyde Park next Friday
for the county championship and 800.
The game today was replete with mis-
players. The principal feature was the
terrific batting Of DOane, the Smithfield
catcher. The batteries were: For Smith
field, Ewing and DOane; for Wellsviile,
Walters. Maughan and POppleton.
Score by innings:
WeIIsviIle ........O o DO
Smfthfield -.---1 0 4 ) 8 lis
JTmDire-Cfriffth
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Tennis CHAMPION Loses Title.

Philadelphia, June 27--Miss Marion
Jones today lost the title Of national
tennis champion to Miss Elizabeth
Moore. former champion. The match
was the chief feature of the conelud-
ing day of the women's lawn tennis
tournament of the championship of the
United States. Summary.
Ladies singles. challenging round
Miss Elizabeth H Moore. challenger.
defeated Miss NJ Jones. holder. TO. So.
Mixed doubles final rOund-Miss
Chapman and Harry Allen defeated
Miss Neley and W. H. Rowland, Cd,
rs
Mems singles. final round-Harry
Allen defeated W. II. Clothier, 81, 6-3.
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HER MAIDEN TRIP.

Queenstown. June 27.@The White
Star liner Arabic. which left Liverpool
yesterday, sailed from this port today
Tor New York on her maiden voyage.
The Arabic was launched at Belfast
Dec. Is. 1902. She is similar in type to
the Cerid of the same line, is 500 feet
long, has S5-foot beam and is forty
four feet deep. Her gross tonnage IS
Is. 1865 tons
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OGDEN sHooTERs ARE coon. )
Garry Away High Honors /
Shooting Tournament.
lSpecial u II Herald.

Dayton. Wash. June 27.-J. H. (
= Van Dorm Of Wallace won the I
y Anaconda cup in the closing day (
= of the tournament of the Sports (
= mems Association Of the North :
> west
= Gus Becker of Ogden won the I
y first average, besides the individ- I
= ual championship medal. and with (
y Bigelow Of ogden holds the Globe I
= trophy. BigelOw gets the Multi (
= nomah trophy. and Neal McNil- (
> Ian of Idaho Falls won the day (
= medal on fifty straight.
Confarr Of Livingston. Mont, I
y took the Brownlee trophy. Ia (
= coma will be the next place Of :
= meeting Becker's score in the I
= three days was 555 out of a posi- (
= bic 500. Sheard of Tacoma lost I
= fifty-six out of 500. The Globe (
= trophy win be shot off tomorrow 4
= c. D. Ellis. with a possible TWEEN (
= ty. took the Walla Walla-Brown- (
, lee trophy.
= The visitors were banqueted by I
= the Dayton Gun club tonight.
y = \ , = \ = = I
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KANsAs - RIsING.

Lawrence, Kan, June 27.-The Kan
sas river here has come up two feet
since last night The ferry land
ings are covered with water and the
only means Of crossing the river is by
gasoline launches, which have been
running since the food was at its
height. It is not believed the rise will
last long, nor that It viii cause any Sc
rious trouble.
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Chovnski knocked out.

Seattle. Wash. June PA special
to the observation-disclosures from Dawson
says: Nick Burley of Seattle knocked
out Joe ChOynski in the second round
last night before the Dawson Athletic
club. ChOynski announces this even
ing that he will never fight again. He
leaves tomorrow for Chicago to re-
sumo his training school
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CHARGED WITH PEoNAGE.

Montgomery, Ala. June I'll A
GrOgan. a deputy sheriff of GoOdwater,
Ala, was brought here today by Dep
uty United States Marshal Gibson,
charged with peonage. He is charged
with assisting in holding Emma Pear
son, a negro. in a condition Of peOn-
age He was released on a bond of
81. 600.
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Draw at kansas City.

Kansas City. No. June 27.-Clarence
English of Nebraska City, Neb., and
Battling" Nelson Of Chicago fought
fifteen rounds to draw in this city
tonight. English excelIed in clever
ness, but Nelson's gameness enabled
him 10 stay the limit.
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FAIRvIFw IA, MT. PLEASANT 10
Both Pitchers Take Part in Fast
Double PLAYS.
Especial to The HeraId.)

Mt. Pleasant, June 27.-Basebau teams
from this city and Fairvfew met on the
latter grounds yesterday afternoon in
one of the best games seen here this
season Fa1rView won out by a score of
II TO 13. Mt Pleasant went into the game
entirely without practice. While the
game as a whole was about on an aver
age with country games, there were two
or three plays made which were brilliant
and which would have done credit to a
league game
Both pitchers, Brady for Fairview and
Boyden for Mt. Pleasant pulled off
pretty plays. doubles, by fielding terrific
liners. and doubling runners. After the
game the boys from here were given a
supper and dance by their opponents Of
the day Another game will be played
between the two teams during the coming
week
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CoHn to Captain Cornell.

Ithaca. n. Y. June 27.-AIbert R. COT
fin of indianapolis was today elected
captain of the Cornell varsity crew.
Coach Courtney and the victorious oars
men were accorded a great ovation by
the townspeople and students upon their
return here this morning.
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SALT LAKE Is SELECTED
FOR PLACE IN BIG LEAGUE
Pacific National MagnateS Take Action at Secret
Meeting in Spokane.
Expected That Portland Will Be Dropped Conference Tomorrow
in TacOma-Buck Weaver Will Manage Team

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Salt Lake.

Earned runs. Ogden ]. salt Lake 2; two
base hit A Clark: bases on balls Off
Camp /. off Nash a; hit by pitcher. Egan
2, McDonOugh; sacrifice hit, Kimerer;
left on bases, ogden s. Salt Lake s;
double plays Mahoney to McDonOugh:
Kimerer to Byrnes; wild pitch, Camp;
passed ball Byrnes. Umpire, Margetts.
Time of game / 20. Attendance, LOCO.
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Not his Fault.
philadelphia Press.)

philadelphia Press.)
give come said the visitor, TO see
why YOU called me a political jobber in
your paper today2
t regret that error of the types quite
as much as you, replied the editor
Ali Then you didn't mean to call me
that?"
No, sir. I wrote -robber' very dis
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ORDER 10 STOW CAUSE.

Trenton. N J., June 27.-Vice Chan
cellOr Gray has granted an order to
show cause why a receiver should not
be appointed for the Atlantic Window
Glass company Of Magnolia, N J. The
order is retUrnable July 6. The COM
pany's plant was recently destroyed by
fire.
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when Miss Calder Graduates.

CKate Masterson in New York Herald.)
When Gladys Calder graduates.
It's billed to happen in the June,
The happy time the world awaits
With budding bOughs and birds a-tune,
And all the Gadders VIII be there.
Their COllarbOnes they'll dislOCate
To listen to the essay rare
And see Gladyssa graduate.
That essay is a wOndrOus thing;
The Gadders know it word for word,
For Gladys has been praCticing
On them and all its points they've
heard.
And when she says The pasts behind,
The present here-the future there,
They gaze upon her, stricken blind
By genius blossoned unaware.
Her gowns a fluffy chiffon dream,
With sash of satin, fan of pearl
A symphony in palest cream
All for the little Calder girl
Now Miss Gladdyssa If you please.
And if you want to see her mad,
Gaze In her eyes when, just to tease,
Her little brother calls her Glad"
The cab viii call for her at four,
And ma viii cry and look at dad,
As though II were a wedding or
A funeral or something sad
The angels on their haTps viii play
The grand event to celebrate,
And Calder win stay home that day
To see his GLADLY graduate.
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KeniIworth Track Sold.

Buffalo. n Y. June 27.-The Kenil-
worth race track was bought at public
auction today for S. S. Rowland of New
York for S1O5.00e. The property has been
appraised at S242 900. The debts of the
association amount 10 about $4,000. and
tOday's sale by the receiver was TO
satisfy judgments.
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Revolver Contest bv Cable.

Paris, June 27-The International re-
VOlver contest by cable between France
and the United States IS due to begin
arrival of the standard targets from New
York may cause a pOstpOnement Of the
match.
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Exercise and Massage

win make Pure Blood-ALWAYS-b
cause this IS Natures method. With pure
Blood no disease can exist. Isn't thar
reasonabIe2 Muscles were made to use,
and you MUST use them Start now.
You have waited too long already.
EUGENE THOMPSON
The Moore Gym. 4s So Main
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winners in KEEL yacht Race.

Kiel, June 27.-The winners of the four
small rateTs competition of the North
German Yacht club, which started today
August Tobias Toni ". Professor
Krandt's Mathilde ". and Frederick
Kerstein's Winspiel II and the Spatz.
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English La Crosse Players Win.

Geneva. n. Y. June 27.-The Oxford
Cambridge Ia crosse team which is
touring the United States and Canada,
defeated the Hobart college today by
score Of 3 to J.
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But Three Transatlantic Entries.

London. June 27.-The official list Of
the Henley entries shows that there are
only three transatlantic competitors,
Juvenal Of the Vesper Boat club. Phila-
delphia; Schooles. Toronto and the
Argonaut of Toronto.
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San Francisco. June 27-The game be
tween PC-tIand and Oakland today was
featured by punched hitting, with the
northerners outpointing the CalifOrnians-
When the Oakland team reported for duty
II was found that King and Walters.
who came a few days ago from the
east. had jumped their jobs. No reason
is known for their action Score;
r. II. E.
Portland .....-..---.-.......-----
Oakland -..--.--- -. .--.---.---- Z
Batteries-Shields and Shea; Graham
and Lehman.
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Philadelphia, June 27.-It looked like an
easy victory for Philadelphia today but
Fraser weakened in the seventh inning
and st. Louis made six hits. netting four
runs. more than enough to win. Attend
r H T.
5SS,,, a9gls -...'-.-'--.'.'..-..-'
Batteries-Rhodes and J. O'Neil; Fras-
er. MCFeuidge and Roth.
Brooklyn. June ZT-Cincinnati was for
tunate IN whining tOday's game from the
home team Garvin should have won his
game. but stupid fielding by Strange and
McCreedie In the fifth, allowed Kellys
team to score three runs. which were
enough to win Attendance, 5000 Score
r. II. f.
Cincinnati -----.-..--------..---.
0I Bsttsriss-Poois ana Peitz; Garvin and
Ritter.
New Y6FE- June 27.---Bsfore the largest
crowd ever assembled az the Polo
grounds. t2.z4e. and IN an eleVen-inning
game. Pfttsburg beat the locals today. 1t
and was Won By 5000 hitting. Phillippi
pitched magnificent ball. and but for an
opponents ln the regular nine innings
P Il z.
rev XoEk .--..-----------------.- i,
F5stterles-zfcGfn and Warner,
PhilllpDl aIf Phelps
Rosten. jane H.-The home team won
both - zee u = COuble-Leader from
Chlcavo today, taking "a brace that CO
fucleel with p fielding slump on the part
OF the visitors. IN the first game the
ChIcaRgs' superior batting could not off
set their Uretcne1 fielding. Fittinger
pitched Winning BAN in the second game.
him ~ a shut-out- The crowd Of $50
was the largest Of the season Score
First Game r II u.
Boston
Chicago 49, ~
Batteries-Aalarkey and Moran; Meme
fee and King.
Second Game ~ IL p.
Boston ------- -.-- -----------
Chicago .- .-..-..---- j
Batteries PittInger and Moran; Lund-
Ereu and King.
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PhiladeIphia Cricketers Win.

London, June 27.-The visiting Phila-
delphia cricketers today won their
match with the Kent eleven at Brock
ennam by sixty-two runs.
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tacoma. June 1.-THE Tigers won in the
ninth with two out. on tWO-Da g-er
81 Blil Bycrs and HutchiusOn's single
lobby BleWett pitched star bail, allow
lUE los Angeles four scattered hits ana
striking out twelve men He threw -FOUR
b.lur bits wild which was solely response
lie Tor Los Angeles three runs. All OF
Tacoma -FOUR runs were earned by clean
SUCK work. The grounds were Wet and
Hrr Two catches by Eddie House
Hcl0fr. smother by Harley. a double play
HfIaal Dulstfeg by Fay. and Hutchinson
s0rE 0u firft. gathering in bad throws
ffofa lsieWett Uere the features. coupled
sffa homo FIue by Rockeland and Lynch
r. H. f.
LIE Angeles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tafffrNf Thatcher and Hilcebrandi
seHett sHq eyers lmpire, Huston.
-rffe Ilue Z-fan Francisco had
~ iHHlng. when Seattle made runs
- ~ sacufG the game san Fran
ne strong rally IN the eighth,
a oHe ol tying The score Dren-
Ean nine pufrgute in the center field
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FACTS FOR TIE FANS.

Ogden gets the chance to see the two
club league perform today The game
Will take place at GlenWoOd park, be-
ginning at $3.50 p. m.
-
In all probability Billy Dutch will UNI
Dire the game at Ogden today. He was
around last evening and said he would
like to have another chance to handle the
indicator, and from the present humOr
Of the managers of the two teams they
will very likely be glad to give the way
ward Billy another try at the job.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Sacramento, Juae 27.-Jay Hughes won
his own game today. The day was warm
to suffOcatiOn and in consequence the
play on both sides was ragged at times.
Keefe, who was in the box for the Sen
atorS, pitched good ball for four innings
and then lost control and was relieved
by Fitzgerald. who would have won his
game, in all probability, had il not been
for a bad error on the part Of Sheehan in
the tenth inning. Score:
r. H. T.
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Colorado Springs, June 27.-Madigan
was easily found today when hits meant
runs. and the locals won easily A lucky
squirt in the eighth saved the visitors
from a shut-Out. Score;
r. II. f.
Des MOines .....---.--.--.......--
Colorado Springs o.. .--.---...---. 10
Batteries-Madigan and Foil; New
mayer and DOran-
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Marshall the former Lobster player
VINO was given his release by Manager
BinfOrd last Friday evening, found
place on the Salt Lake team yesterday
Marshall played in center field and caught
one of the hardest fly hits during the
game. He also cut Scott off at third
by a brilliant throw when the Ogden out
fielder tried to reach that bag on Ma
hOney's hit
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The cross-legged Man.

Chicago News.)
We abide the platform crater and the
foul eXpectOrater,
And the old maid friends that kiss.
But our wrath IS past eXces ling toward
the fellow sitting reading
With his
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ANGRY FANS
YELLED MURDER
Wanted to Burn Umpire Margetts
at the Stake.
SALT LAKE WON THE GAME
NOW UNDER LOCK TO KEEP LOB
STEERS FROM STEALING IT.

Standing of Teams.
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In the third inning yesterday Nash
must have been afraid Of Dad" Clark.
The new Salt Lake first baseman came
up with two men on bases and everyone
looked to see him hit the ball q mile A
few signals from Hansen and four
straight balls We're sent in the neigh
borhood Of the home plate and Clark
walked to first.
IS =
Christie made his star catch of the
year in right field yesterday when he
nailed Fulmer's long fly to the trees.
Christie had to cover ground at a ten
second clip TO get under the ball and
when he did ne held it safe, all right
Mahoney and Clark came together on
Mauser' hit to right field yesterday with
the result that neither got the ball. A
little coaching here would have saved a
lot of trouble
In the sixth. when Salt Lake was in a
bad hole, Cannon Bah" Jimmie, with
the assistance Of Paw Kimerer, pulled
the Maroons out. Two men were on
bases with no one out. when Nash hit
a long drive to kimerer. The latter
fielded the bah home. cutting off run.
while the other man liked out for third
Jimmie made a feint TO throw the ball
back 70 third compelling the runner to
return TO second, which Nash had al
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legs crossed DER

We can stand for gruff conductors, We
can bear with track Instructors
And the car drunk we'll dismiss
II the company, proceeding, VIII eject the
fellow reading
With his
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safffrl0e Thatcher and HlGebraud
.s.neeft ana IFerr- Umpire, Huston.
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NATTnNALLEAGuE

Phiadelphlas June Ut looked like an
easy victory for Philadelphia today but
Fraser weakened in the seventh inning
and st. Louis made six hits. netting four
runs. more than enough to win. Attend
ance, 4,51O. Score:
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ClnclnnaE .------ss--------------
Battsr7ss-Poois ana PETIT; Garvin and
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81 LOUIS s-..-.-.-.---s...--..-. IA D
Ratteries-Rhodes and J. O'Neil; Fras-
er. MCFeUidge and Roth.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-05

Mrs. Oscar sjoquist left Saturday
for her home at Dwight, N. D., after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sjoquist in
this city. Mrs. sjoquist was accom-
panied by her sisters-in-law, the
Misses Sigrid and Almeda Sjoquist.
Miss Jane Thorpe left for New Lon
don yesterday, after weeks visit
with friends and relatives in this city.
She was accompanied by Lena Bot
men, who will spend some time as
Miss Thorpe's guest at New London.
Miss Esther Johnson, who has charge
of q school near Sharon, N. D., was the
guest of Willmar relatives over Sun
day. Miss Johnson is q student at
the Minnesota State University, and
expects to resume her studies there in
the fall.
Rev. Princell and family left for
Green Lake Monday to spend part OF
the summer. John Princell, who is
employed in = drug store in Minneap-
oils, came up Sunday evening for q
visit with his parents. He was &C.
companied by his mother and Miss
Ellen Frelin, and they will all enjoy
an outing at the lake.
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Erick Glad, Jr. who q short time
ago was initiated into the mysteries
of the printing trade, has changed his
occupation and is now trying cigar
making at Person & Johnson 8.
Eric says type-setting is ''too slow
for him.
Miss Lillian Wheeler, of Litch6eld,
was the guest of Mrs. Geo. II. Otter
ness last week, and is At present visit
ing with friends at Crescent Beach,
Green Lake. Miss Eva Foster, also
of Litchfeld, is the guest of friends at
the lake.
Miss Alfrida Lindholm passed
through here on Monday en- route to
Clara City, where she is employed as
music teacher in the Fred Segerstrom
Supply. Co.'s store. She had been
visiting with folks at Tripolis since
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saml Olson are en-.
PERTAINING relatives this week from
Saltwater. They are Mrs. Olson =
sister, Miss Ragna Olstad, and her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Martin Olstad,
with her two children. They will en-.
JOY an outing at the lakes before re.
turning home.