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The Washington times., 1903-07-04
SHORT HOME CHATS.
Recipes of Timely Desserts and Other
Things Good to Eat.


Things Good to Eat.
4 strawberry Bayarian cream Is a light
summer dessert, which is especially de-
licious served with a white sponge cake.
variously called princess cake or angel
food Soak half package Of gelatine
in just enough cold wat9r to cover 1t.
Mash a cupful of graduated sugar with
a quart of luscious Strawberries. and let
them stand one hour Whip a pint of
thick, rich cream to a stiff froth. Pour
half a cupful OF boiling water on the
gelatine. Strain the strawberries and
sugar carefully through a PURGE sieve,
10 remove the seeds, and add the melted
gelatine. Put the gelatiner and straw
berries In a pan OF cracked Ice and str
the mixture until IL begins to thicken
When as thick as soft custard stir in the
whipped cream. II will make nearly two
quarts. When hardened on the ice, turn
ii out on low crystal platter and serve
with sponge cake.
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GRAND JURY ADIouRNS.

The Federal grand jury has adjourned
until next Monday. Al that time the
examination of witnesses in connection
with the Postoffice investigation Will be
resumed
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Chit Chat.

Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller, who
has been spending the past week in
Boston, will sail on the Kroonland today
for Europe. The Chief Justice win be
accompanied by Mrs. Fuller and Miss
Fanny Fuller, who Joined him in New
months
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MonsignoF O'Connell, the new rector
of the Catholic University here. sailed
on La Savoie for Rome on Thursday
last. Monsignor O'Connell has gone on
business connected with the college.
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Secretary Wilson will spend the
Fourth in fSouth Dakota with his son.
who is a professor in a college there.
Miss wilson left on Thursday for Isle
boro. Ne. twhere she will spend several
weeks: from there she Will go TO Nova
Scotia to visit the family of Alexander
Graham Bell, and later in the season
will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. walsh at Manchester by-the-
Sea
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Mrs. Money and Miss Mabel Money.
wife and daughter of Senator Money. of
Mississippi. are spending few days in
Washington They are staying at the
Savoy
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Weddings.
folsom Rabbit.

Miss Ida NJ. Rabbit. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Z. II. Rabbit. of Wheaton
district. Montgomery county. Nd, and
Harry G. Tolson, T. s. NJ. G, we're mar
ried in this city by the Rev. E. B. Bag
by. of the Christian Church.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04

Adjutant General Corbin and Mrs.
Corbin are spending a few days with
General Corbin's daughter, Mrs W. L.
Parsons, at her home on the Hudson
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General Miles has gone to Chicka-
manga TO remain over the Fourth. Mrs.
Miles did not accompany her husband.
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Cabinet Circle.

Secretary Shaw has gone to New York
to meet MRS. Shaw and the Misses ShaW'
who are SIZZLING today on the Kroonland-
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Mrs. Cushman X. Evans has gone IL
New York for a short visit to friends.
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Mrs. Dorothy Marks Gresham. of At
lanta. Ga. is the guest OF her parents.
NJ. and Mrs. William Marks at the La
Grande.
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The Secretary Of War will spend to-
day and Sunday with his family at Cin-
ton, y. Y
The Washington times., 1903-07-04

DR.. G. L. Lung. U. S. ", has gone to
the Berkshires for several weeks. He
is at the Curtis Hotel, LenOx.
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Miss May Frost, of Westminster
Street. left Wednesday for Nyack-on-
the Hudson where she will spend sew
eral weeks. Later in the season she will
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Summer Resort Gossip.

Several entertainments are planned at
Newport for the Fourth. Mrs James p.
Kernochan Will give a reception at Sea
View, and in the evening Mrs Wetmore
will entertain at dinner at Chateau sur
Mer in honor of John Hay. Dinners viii
be given by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at
Crossways and by Mrs. z. Moore Robin
son at Arleigh.
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Mrs. Ellen j. Foster has gone to Chi
eago, where she is visiting her son. VIII
liam Horton Foster. Later in the sea-
son she will join her sister. Mrs. Charles
Pierce. in Canada. Some time during the
summer. Mrs. Foster will go on camp
ing trip through Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons S. Smith and
family are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank B. Warehouse. of Mallaston
Mass.
Among other Neutrality-suspicious. sailing
today on the Kroonland are Senator
George c. Perkins. of California; Brig.
Gen I. D. DeRussy, L. s. A, and Mrs.
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Richard Mansfield, the actor. is at
Newport on the steam yacht Amorita.
The Washington times., 1903-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Mearns left
yesterday for their camp in the Adiron-
dacks.
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20 to the mountains, where she expects
! 10 remain until fall
The Washington times., 1903-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Wander
bilt, OF New York. and three friends, ar
rived yesterday at Raquette Lake and
opened Mr.. Vanderbilt's camp. Saga
more Lodge. at Sycamore Lake, where
they will remain some time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Amos r. +. Pinchot, the
former a brother of Clifford Pinchot.
and well known In Washington, have ar
rived at Bar Harbor, where they Gill
spend the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson
have been spending several days on Sar-
anac Lake, in the Adirondacks.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-11-24

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Headley
A PoI.eeman.s TestImony

In. Patterson. s'ght policeman Of
Nashau, Ia, writes, Last winter I had
a bad cold on N, ungs and tried at least
a half dozen advertised cough medicines
and had reetment from two physicians
without getting any benefit. A friend
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar
and two thirds Of bottle cured me. I
consider it The greatest cough and lung
medicine in the world Sold by Peo-
pies Drug Store. DIV
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fair.
The beautiful SNOW.
Roasting pans at Frazee's. u
handle all kinds 10 feed. Give me
= trial. +. G. Cowau. 5tf
Painting, paperhanglug and high
grade wood finish. Walker. u
Corn 1t selling at 80 cents.
II you want good butter and fat
chickens 70 to +. G. Cowan. 5tf
II you want the best buy genuine
Coles air-tight and save fuel. Az
Sweet, mixed, sour aud dil pickles
all Garrison's, he sells for cash. d u
Good show tonight, don't miss IL.
Eggs, country butter chickens at the
Weir Grocery. Il
All kinds Of Carvers az Frees. II
For high grade work see Walker,
the paiuIer. u
Indian summer appears to bea "has
been"
> Bottled Cream. Badgetl-Sanders.
II Walker hangs your paper it Is
well done. u
Tue Chieftain's telephone is u aDd
the paper wants tue news.
LOsT-One brown Jersey com-de-
horued bush of tail ofi; s. reward. J.
T. Gutter @-AS
The watercourses are getting quite
low.
See J. @. Gray before buying your
mules. He can sell you anJ kind you
want d.tf
Pure, bottled. sterilized cream II
desired Badgett-Sanders.
Wallace Ross was here from Chei-
sea today.
Large Willow TWig apples IS censt
peck at Badgett-SAnders.
Nothing beats results. Ask anyone
who used a Cules air-tlght stove last
winter. 4f
J.c. starr returned from Nowsta
last night.
Fresh butter aud fat chickens at
the Weir Grocery.
Large Willow Twig spples IS cents
peck at Badgett-Sanders.
20 calves for sale at So each. Bad
gett & Milford. May be seen AZ
John Franklia's. d-tf
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and
colds, reliable, tried and tested, safe and
sure. Sold by Peoples drug store. DIV
East Mail tonight at Opera house.
Don't miss it.
Having opened new stock OF gro
ceries would 0e glad 10 see I'D friends
aud new 0uer. Cowan. 5ti
T. L. Martin aud wife were up from
Pensacola today.
Largo Willow TSig apples 80 cents
peck az Badgett- sanders.
There is TO be round up Ia the
White Oak hills tomorrow.
The original Coles air-tight has
more copies than any stove on the
market today. WhYy ~
p. b. Kinuison was down from Lis
farm this week attending to business.
Begin Thanksgiving day Alright
with cup Chase s. Sanborn's seal
BRAID coffee. at Badgett-Sanders.
James Ballard is here from Pryor
Creek visiting bis brother, Heury.
Compare my work and prices with
otners. Walker. tf
Mrs. CrOninger gave a tea last even
ing TO the ladies OF the Episcopal
guild
II you want the king Of all heating
stoves 80 to Ed Lees aud get a Coles
air-tight. ar
Mrs. Zane Briggs Is visiting IN
Neosho and viii spens she holidays
there.
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EsmeraIda.

Home talent will present the little
drama by Francis Hodgson Burnett
on Wednesday evening for benefit OF
st. Luke's Guild. From the smooth
way in which the dress rehearsal
went of. the public may expect one
OF the best things ever put on 10
Vinita.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-11-24

Just previous to the civil war
bushel OF corn represented more than
AZ hours Of human labor, at cost
OF 35& cents. while to-day Al minutes
Of labor produce the same amount for
l0Ik cents
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tit11k IUC-C CbAA ftioA hi' - 49,
thing any country
MEN who cut t-Rowicnes Tor big
picnic must have Just as much knack
and experience in the business as men
who open oysters on the river boats, ="
said a man who recently supplied 75,-
900 sandwiches at TWO days notice for
political picnic 70 the wives and chill
dren OF the voters OF a New York dis
trict leader. IT took seven men to do
that job In the tins allowed, he said,
and they hadn't any time to spare at
that. / paid them by the hundred; the
man who did the most work getting the
most pay. When they were all through
there were not enough scraps Of bread
and meat q I'LL a tin pail. That is the
secret of cutting sandwiches-to avoid
waste. There is such competition in the
business that we are obliged to work
on low margins"
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"A man dat specks dis worl' to re-
wahd him foh doin nuffn.' said Uncle
Eben. sis ies like a man DAT goes fish,
in an don put no bait on de hook
Washington Star.
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- OSTEOPATH,
Office in Raymond building,
VINITA. I. 7.

Hours 9 a. m to u m. to 3 p m
residence IA S. Scraper St. Hours 3 to
5 P N .:..;,
We cure Rheumatism, Constlpauon,. ,.
Paralysis, Malaria, Diabetes, diseases oi
the Eve, Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Kid
news. etc Diseases Of women; diseases
Of the Blood and Nervous System. DIS.
locations, Etc. ""-e'
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Tleadley.

| Headley. 43.45
+. L. Kelley is loading a car Of
"choice" prairie hay today a. s5 50
I. 0. b.
This Office has supply Of mount
Ing board In three colors. cut any
size desired Orders solicited.
Want to see an exciting show? Then
witness Fast Mail tonight at Opera
House
see J. c. Gray before selling your
mules, at red barn Two blocks North
Of public we'll. diff
While these good shows are going
Is The time 70 see them; Fast Mail
tonight
il you want steady oven neat and
burn a small amount OF coal, get tile
original Coles air-tight AT Ed. Lees.
Tomorrow is The Thanksgiving dim
ner trading day-a hard day on the
turkeys.
| Our liue OF heaters is still complete
and our prices below competitions.
Erazee Hardware & Furniture Co. II
A show window Of turkeys in the
Jumbo clothing department makes an
attractive display.
Butter, eggs, chickens aud all kinds
OF produce. always on hand. Deliver
ed proptly. f. c Cowan. 5tf
Lem Paris brought in coupls Of
loads OF apples today and good ones
they were
From the cheapest that Is good TO
the best that is cheap our motto. Fra
zee Hardware g. Furniture Co. "
Don't forget Esmeralda Wednesday
evening, Mrs. John Miller Drake in
title role.
STRAYED-Small black male pig,
six weeks or TWO months old. split In
each ear. Phone Dudley Ellis. 3s-44
The road machine is now at work
on smith street, just south OF the org
llal town limits.
Itis the bottom cor on the Coles
alr-tight that they cant Inmate AZ
John Nall, o. Pensacola, brought 10
peck OF words fair apples toias for
shipment to st. Louis
Fine Maple trees. 8 TO II feet 10
height al the Mars farm, for sale by
the single tree or by the hundred or
the Thousand. III
Esmeralda a drama 10 four acts TO
be given Wednesday evening. Ad-
mlssi0u So aud so cents.
We are headquarters Tor the finest
lime OF Roasting Pans and Carvers IN
the city. Frazee Hardware 4 Furni-
ture Co. u
S. b. Harper, cashier OF the Miami
bank, is mlDgliug with Ulc aequaint'
ances Ia the city today.
Mrs. J. S. Blythe is prepared 70 take
orders for auy Of Madam Yales RENE
dies. Call aud see her Al her horue Ia
Walnut Grove Place. lSz-ll
y. @. Ghnrmley is up from The
mouth Of Cabin creek today looking
for something 10 be thankful for.
Foley's Honey and Tar always stops
the cough aud heals the lungs Refuse
substitutes Sold by Peoples Drug
Store. q"
J.C.Harlan, blotter Of John Harlan
has a position AZ ihe Peoples Dfus
store, and began his new work yes
terday.
II YOU have trouble with your bis
cults Try one sack of SIS P.four, sl.l'
9er sack AZ Garri>on's, he sells tol
cash. d u
Court officials will be hume from
Nuwata tomorrow to spend Thanks
giving, though the terms work is mol
1hisheu.
Or. A. X. Wray spent YESTERDAY
with the Congregational people an'
went home to Carthage In th'
evening.
+. d. Adams, an attache OF th'
court at Miami, was sight seeing II
the metropolis Of the northeast por
ZION of the territory yesterday.
Headley. to-f
a PoIgceman's Testimony
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Beats Alarm Clock.

The electric light people have been
blnwing six O'Clock whistle Of late,
which saves getting up TO lo9k II the
CLOCK these cold mornlngs-s good
Thing any country
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Roseiand.

y uu0 O.
The Mission meetings held at the
church near Long Lake were we'll at
tended. Rev. Shoberg of this place
was ably assisted by the Revs. Boy
lin OF Ortonville, and Stave of Mimi
eapolls. We think the majority of
those in attendance will agree that the
time was we'll spent there.
Henry Gort is out on visit to the
northern part of the state.
Axel Leverentz with family left for
the cities. They will be absent about
one week.
Ole E. Erickson and P. Blomgren
with their families attended the Mis-
sion meetings at Long Lake Saturda y
and Sunday.
Gold has been found at the west end
OF Fox Lake. A number of farmers
OF this vicinity are already there with
scrapers and teams making excav-
ations. They are dumping the low
grade ore in bad places in the road,
thus benefting the public while they
are enriching themselves.
l.. 0. Anderson Is home from his
Canadian visit. He was we'll pleased
with some parts, and may locate there.
o Tatting the assessor is making
his annual visits.
Roadwork is the order of the day
SPORT
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Ing. John Walter was chosen moder-
ater' Willie Waters temporary eecre-
tary Tor the evening. Another MEETING
will be held next Friday evening, June
H. An agent representing the Peer.
less Threshing Machine Co., who was
present the first evening, will be there.
S: Ekbom's young folks were out
riding In their new surrey last Sun.
day.
A. Peterson made q business triu to
W1l!mar last week.
Another wedding in our neighbor-
hood will occur Wednesday of next
week.
John Norblom returned from Min
neapol1s satur day, where he has been
for q short time.
Enock Walters, Moren Westlund.
Victor Holmgren aud August Holm
gren went to Diamond Lake fishing
last Thursday, returning Friday with
number of fish.
3 Stenberg attended the mission
society sale held at Asa Bomstad g
June &, and amused the gathering with
songs and instrumental music.
Swan Peterson left for Canada last
Tuesday, June 2, to make himself a
new home.
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A Chance for tho Potato.

Plant potatoes, says S. 81. Hall, the
potato man to the farmer who has
lands near good potato market, and
who is now unable to put them in corn
or small grains owing to the lateness
of the season. There is now severe
drought in New England and New
York. Some sections of New York
have not had rain for SO days. Penn
sylvania aud New Jersey are short OF
rain while along the Kansas river,
Missouri river and Mississippi river
bottoms thousands of acres of potatoes
have been destroyed by the foods and
those on the highlands have been re-
tarded in growth by therains. So it now
looks as though potatoes would bring
q good price this fall. There is plenty
of time to plant late potatoes up to
June Is and early potatoes up to June
@ in Minnesota.
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.W1LLMAR HARDWARE co.

square up for having been be eaten two
times before, they defeated the Pen
mock boys to the tune of to 49, It is
now our boys turn to feel jubilant
and they certainly do.
Thomas Knudson and Miss Signe
Holmgren of Willmar attended the
Stjernlof party last Saturday evening.
The Gilbert Anderson young people
enjoyed an outing at Green Lake last
Sunday.
The following Mamre people leave
for Minneapolis today to attend the
Mission friends conference, which be-
gins at the Swedish Tabern acle next
Thursday: Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Sand.
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson,
and Mrs. L. Ostlund. They all have
relatives and friends there whom they
will visit at the same time.
Corn cultivating is in full progress
around here. Corn is looking fine
and so do all other kinds of grain.
The rain we had yesterday will help
matters along greatly, especially, late
sOwn fax.
Our road. overseers are now busy
and where they pass the roads present
good appearance. There won't be
so much work done this year, how
ever, as the poll.tax was voted out
last spring.
Some of the boys were at Kerkhoven
Sunday seeing ball-game between
the Kerkhoven and Buffalo teams.
The Jonas Jonsons young people At
tended the Commencement exercises q,
the Willmar Seminary Monday even.
ing. NEWsBOY.
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ksndiyohi.

June 3.
Albert Bengtson went to Litchdeld
last Friday to see DR.. Cassel.
School closed in Dist Sc last Friday.
Emmett Defoe visited with friends in
in Lake Elizabeth last Tuesday.
A. W. Linderholm made q business
trip to Belgrade last week.
One of the hardest thunder storms
of the season passed over here last Sat-
urday.
Carl Peterson left last week for Bel
grade where he will work in q black
smith shop.
Invitatlon's are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Mamie Lawler to
Frank Batterberry, which will take
place next Wednesday. The ceremony
will take place at the Catholic church.
And will be performed by Father NAL
10y of Willmar.
Some of the young people from here
went to Atwater last Thursday to
witness the ball game between P. L. s..
and Atwater.
Miss Cora Peterson closed a sue
cesstul term of school in the town of
Mamre last Friday. She will spend
her summer vacation at home.
W. @. Miles OF Lake Vile is visit
ing with friends here.
G. E. Kroona made q trip to Will
mar Saturday.
A deal was closed last week BY
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which A. w. Ltnderholm became the
owner of G Tacklind's blacksmith
shop and residence. Mr.. Tacklind in
tesds to have an auction sale in the
near future and will then leave for the
state of Montana.
Mrs. John Downs and Mrs. James
NC. Dermott came down from Grace
Vile Saturday to spend the week
with relatives.
Charley Gabrielson and family
visited at Jones Berg's in town of
tennessee last Sunday.
The P. L. S. ball team played with
the Eagle Lake Sunday. A five in
ming game was played and at the end
OF the: game the score stood % to O in
SAVIOR OF the P. L. S. MIKE.
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Asct1ndor.
Juno 9.

Juno y.
The creamery is running every day.
Mrs. T. Thompson of Rowland,
Iowa, is wishing At the home of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. Georgenson.
Mrs. N. Olson of Minneapolis, is up
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
The Young Peoples society will give
necktie social in M. Aasen's grove
near the West Lake postoffice June 21.
All are cordially invited to attend.
81. Smaaland, of Aneta, N. D., is
visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Johnson, of Wis
consin, are up for an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
Many of our young people vent to
Willmar to take in the commencement
exercises at the Seminary.
S. Reigstad is having q new barn
built this spring.
Miss Emma G ordh amer of New Lon
don is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Arne-
son.
| Misses Ella and Mabel Merryman,
of Kerkhoven visited at II. Ekren i
| last week.
The young folks tripped the light
fantastic at O. Stene's Sunday even
ing.
John A. Hepjum returned from Gar
retson, S. D., yesterday, where he was
at work.
Miss Clara Todrum, OF Warren, this
state, visited relatives here last week.
Wiufred Aasen returned from Crook.
ston yesterday, where he was working
! in saw mill.
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Willmsr Cold Storage Figures.

The creamery department of the
Willmar Cold Storage plant reports
that on last Wednesday 2,1S3 pounds
of butter were churned, and it is the
expectation to reach 5000 pounds per
day before long. During the month of
May $4,000 pounds of butter fat were
received from patrons. OF this amount
18, 700 pounds was in cre am and $500
in milk. Twenty-six cents was the
price paid for butter fat in April. In
the egg department as high as 5000
cases Of eggs have been received in
one week.
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Hawtck.

Juu0 y.
Travelling Auditor WEIGH checked
up this station last week.
Arrangements are made for a big
dance at Archie Pelkey's. The music
will be furnished by Hood, Pelkey and
Nelson.
Miss Hudson, daughter of Chas.
Hudson Of st. Cloud has been here
visiting with her aunt, Alice Hudson.
Mrs. B. Pond was suddenly called
to Fergus Falls on account of the
sickness of her son-in-law.
Mrs. 81. Jones and Ms. Rolleyson
are taking treatment of Dr.. Putney of
Paynesville.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
here at Mr.. Nyberg's place next
Wednesday. Ice cream will be served .
"Happy Sam" and assistants.
colored people made their appearance
here before a crowd last week. He
stated that he liked "chickkies," but
the hens roost pretty high in this
country.
Some OF our ball players, Ed. Valley
and Joe Pelkey will play with Linton
VILE against Belgrade next Sunday.
Lintonville crossed bats with New
Paynesville Saturday, May 80, with
the result OF 8 to 9 in favor of Paynes-
vile.
G. Nelson expects his parents and
brother here soon. They have sold
their farm in ''Dixie" and come to
Minnesota to live.
Blacksmith Hanson and his brother.
in-law, Lars Enestvedt, started ou
yesterday for w adena county in "a rel
of farm land JUNI1JS.