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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
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og peo at lalnmenligne Sen meo Nll-
ti0el1s Norolan0sbooDe bil mol1 iinoc
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itrtftion font BpeniugSmaaoe forpp-
rigt. Ge11 er loa 1oli6 bpgget, at Ser
a1onn flrn finoeS ell enelte Gpruffe
ben. SO iom Seiler og bpgtig
Sipbaoo bar man enbnlt life fu1bet
@aaO al famine 9tgrrelie, fon1 bar
rGret Sen operlegelt.
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ma11geoarige &pl1cerneItcr / &riltia=
l1ia Ieater % Muiifforeningen, er
opo> 66 Star ganlntel. S Sc il0lte Mar
ipgelig babOe ban allere0e fra 5l11t=
ten al 90=slorene trl1ffet Jig tilboge
fra Srfeitret % ira lin ltore Nripot=
birfIoulbeo iom 2Grer / Giolinipil;
Sc Dngre pil berf or fltl1 li0et ficl,6e
ban1. Men for Sen &re6s, bpori
bons girfe fol0t, oil ban n1inoes meo
oDb Spmpatbi og Snf. @pbll bar Ell
lgroeles opgtig Gihinipillcr, l11clt
il1gelt &irtltos efter gillti0S Maolc=
ltof. 9erfor b1Gn0eoe borl life; set
lao oglao lt0enfpr bu11s belc @nlen.
Stille, fin % torment baabe lona Ml=
iifer og Menneife gop set Ell Srpg=
bebsfplclle at ie hon1 paa fprlte Nlab5
/ Srfeitret, og bar Set Ell @lGbe at
hape bnm lpm 2urer. Com ioobn,
bap0e ban en- b%etpbelig Sl1bflDOelie
paa fife mango @leoer5 l1obifling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
D0de i DanInark
Kjobenhavn og Frederiksbere.

1890. EtS%&SsN SGErEteG
Arrestbetjent Jgrgen Thoryald Mad
sen. For1nand Christensens Hustrus
lnger: Justitsraad, Prokurator Kr.
=. J3rge1sen-Vengs Hustru Eugene.
Enkefru Caroline M9ller. Bagerme-8
Ester Slelings Hustru Karoline. How
mester Peter Petersen. Frgken Jen-s
sine Roulund. Forhenv. Husjonifrut
El1ne Kaas. Remisearbejder Berthel
Andersen. Justitsraad Christian Bror-.
son. Fr@ken Caroline Eggertsen. En-
kefru Christine J@rgensen. Agent
Alfred Carlson. B~rolagger Hans Hen
Risen. Lerer C~hristensens Hustru
Anna Portner Hansens Hustru Dag
mar. Skomager Petersens Hustru Sid
Sc. Fr5ken Ingeborg Brock. Irmi-
gard Hansen. Kusk Hans Rasmus-
sen. Forretningsf9rer Christian ia
Eobsen. Verthusl1olders Jgrgensens
Hustru Anna. Manufacturers Lunds
Hustru Eugene. Frk. Marie Frost.
Skomager Wahlgrens Hustru Elna.
Ellke Marguerite Muxoll. Forvalter
~Ham1nekens Enke Christiane. Ka-
rem SSrensen. Mekaniker Jochum
Erichsen. Skomaeer> Niels Clristof-
fersen. Metalarbejder Thomsens Hu-
stru Anna. Agent Nagels Hustru
Hanne. Enke Ane 0sterkryger. For
fatter Edward S6derberg. Cigar1na-
ger Johan Koch. Postbud .Rasmus
Hansen. Enke Eva Brinknlann. Me-
talarbejder Peter Petersen. .Spor-
vognskonduktdF-H ansens Hustru Ma
rem. Fhv. Korkskarer Lindkvists
Hustru Boel. Erik. Brittle Frederic
sen. Lithograf Krauses Hustru Hen
%riette. Vilhelnline Hansen. Arbejds-
mand Pohlsons Enke Anna. Skoma-
gersye1d Thcobald Radenacher. Dan
selarerinde Louise Hesse. Fr@ken
1nger Monster. Snerkermestcr Jen-
sens Enke Emile. Smedemester
/ Hirths Enke Henriette. Handles
mand Freicslebens Huistru Thora.
Kontorist Carl Jacoby. Enkc Kir-
slime Tl1orsen. Enkefru Johanne Mad
sen. Enke Maren Larsen. Omnibus
kusk O.. Petersens Hustru Ingrid.
FrGken Nelly Letl1. Enke Jol1anne
Rasmussen. Enke Karen Nielsen.
Fru Ida hickman. Grosserer Bredals
Enkc Emile. Enkefru Ka-oline
Schwabe. Detai1handlerskc Emma
Hegelund. Fhv. Kontorist Carl Han
sen. Postbud F%jeldbergs Hustru Sc
rine. Fhv. H6ker Nie1s Hansen. Ma
skinist Thorvald Clausen. Kleinsmed
Jens Jeppesen af Skelsk6r. Vnrts-
lnusholder Owe Jacobsen. Fhv. Stem
trykker Alfred Nielsen. Styrmand
Evcrs Enkc Augusta. Sto1emager Jo-
han Mdrcl1s Enke Dortlea. Enke
Cecilie loft. Fr@ken Maren Ander-
sen. Grosserer Kopowskys Enke
Jenny. Professor, DR.. med. Overla-
ge Jacob Wichmann. Fabrikant Al
bert Hellerung. Observation-Disclosures
Rothes Enkc Marie. Havnearbcider
Niels Petersen. Enkefru Anc Han
sen. Nattevagt we'd Dag1nartheatret
Olsens Hustru Maren. Mdllcrsvend
Anton Dresler. Arbeidsmand Niels
Larsen. Viktualiehandler Rasmus-
ems Hustru Nicotine. Erik. H11'da
Oldenbura. Fhv. Snedker A. Mel
sens Hustr,1 Ane. Smoker O. Ras-
mussens Hnstr,1 Johanne. Prokurist
Thorvald Hansen. Renter .Jaques
Devantier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02

0rHu oAs2
m q i 5 E Il. Sl1obbtrllo er forleoel
9sSaf forppet Nifeoalen bps ielne
2ensnalloen. Ser luDnes life Iaa q
BET al 0riffeparer al forifjelIigl
5laes iarnt to lpare 8er(eiDlter d
eli goo 5Iump aager.
8reDtD be ! H &C d I !
81 rn a rbeiDe Set ti0ligere
onttalte &oltbuo pcs ariltiario Yolt=
fOntor, iom fgr Sui blelos operfprt eli
Mrngbe Superior al oln1inoelige
Brebe % iGrlig s(merifabrepe, bleD !
Sorbprsretten opn1t til 1H gars
5trafarbeioc. san peotog itrafs
Nomnlen.
@abe til g page. llnoer
9sapn al uGrpfen @atbrine Mor=
gretbe Mobns 2egot" far Jrpfcn
5lora gn1ilie Mubn Mm. 81. Mobll
og Safob g. Mobn / Bergen opret=
tet ct 2egat paa 10000 4roner til
llnberltgttelle for trGngeloe trout
ife Ggge in0e1 @ergens 9anoels<
ltano. L
6 II Set / 6 ON II c :
ltprerne. 2ige rnoer Sui pil.r
set Jig at bore D%onlfelig for &Dir1oar
at afle Sis pao offentlige Gjpre=
moal. Salfol6 tp0er ct Mp0c / Gil
ccitebet @glels @on1l,neltpre Sen 81.
December / Sen Metniltg, ibet ser af
Sc fire fropnren0e MeprGientanter
par tire Gpin6cr.
GolboI @nrf ne6
3. ronobiem nj. Otter 6orlp0euoe
bar Sc engelife 2iebbaberc paa Sol
6als BGrf fo1l1net n1eo lit ii0ite Sill
buo, lom goar r0 paa, at Sc Dil be-
tale 315,000 &rol1er fo1ta11t % 45>=
900 / Brefereneeottier. Sulgerne
lfal. i,niolertio pll1fe Sen iarnle0e
@jebeium 100000 &ro,,er uobetalt
fontant. @elge @nringsaaien, \ lon7
bnr Sc flelte s(ftier, bol0er paa, at
5elgerne life ifol fire.
g 0 M unolt 81 II aer,
for .MrbeioslGe. Gart=
ner @rpl1polb / &riitiania bar til
sSorn1m16fabet og 5tortinget inb<
len6t ct S orilag ON at anlugge ct
.@ort1eri Mnrbeoen at 8Den, bpor
Ser fan lfoffes MrbeiOe for @Dens
6attigc. Sill Mnlagget oil trunges
1000 &ro11er. 0rn 8intere1 fan g(r-
bei0erne be1fjuftigeS n1e0 at lape
@olmn1atter, Blomlterpil16er, Wfilt<
bGnfoil1bner mes mere, llige Sing
lom hi I'LL inbfprer fra Sylflano.
Set er inrlig 5onfen at ifoffe Sc SGT.
tigunoerItptteoc Mrbeipe,
9pperen. 9grpcr fin0es eno=
M / ganife itore MGngber / afli0es=
liggenbe Golfprer i bort 2ar0. Gangs
Mi0elpe1s 9re06er / Ma9nli ltpoer
mon ofte foa ofgnageoe Srer mes en-
Sang mes Sitter runbt on1fring -
ct iiffert Segn poa, at 8goercu 0ri-
Ter fin @irflombe6 Ser. S @pffe,
lem number lb / 9tioelpen, bigger
Den logor fine befien6te 9Gmningcr
al Gpnmerltoffer, iom Sen Ielp bar
fnloet, % regulerer peo @inlp Of
Damningerre ielp 8a11bitanoel,, ioet
Sen lprger for, at Snogo11gen til bc1s
8olig oltio liggcr UNDER gano. S
Sc liblte slar bar Sen tiltaget itnrft /
M11tal % bor ubbre0t fig megct. Set
ler iaalebes life lis til at bore no.
gen 5ore for oen5 ll0rp6oelie.
& y : o ~ 2 q a u, + :,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
Udenfor Ki9berhavn.

Lyngby: Fabrikarbejder c. Je1sens
Hustru Dorthea. Fhv. Vognmand
Jens Olsen. Lille Mosegaard: Elev
Christoffer Hansen. Stolpegaard:
Enke Boline Thompson. Charlotten-
lund: Dugmager C. H. Backllaus.
Able pr. 0rbek: Anna Helene Pc
dersen. Skaadstrup: Ane Thomson.
Stegsted: Karen Madsdatter. Vejle:
Postpaket1ncster ]. TIL. Juncker. Es-
bjerg: Katri11e Petersen. Ny Orslev:
Else Hansdatter, Nysted: Johanne
Hansen, f@dt Rasmussen. Ry Station:
Dorthea Nielsen. Troelseby: L. P.
Christensen. Skanderborg: Ane Frost.
Svendborg: Kirstine Petersen. ABBY
skov: Johanne Hansen. Langaa:
Gjertrud Rasmussen. Westerly Hol-
dcplads: Karen Knudsen. Horsens:
August Grurn1ne. Malvine Reps
dorph. Anna Frandsen. True: Laura
S@rensen. Vedelsbo: Proprietor ia
cob Vedel. Tprring: Ellen Madsen.
Sdr. Kastrup: Jensine Hald. Thor
ming: jobs. Bitsch. Sinding: Ane ia
cobsen. Kellerup: Gaardejer Jens
Mgller. Nathalie Bach. Rome: An
dreas Peter A]megaard. Kathrine
Stibolt. Lind: Husband Hans Kri-
stoffersen. Fangel Vestermark: At
tagtsmand J@rgen Hansen. Sabbe-
rup: Henrik Jensen. Rome: Jens
Koefoed. Thisted: Inger Jepsen. Alu-
me: Marie Petrine J6rgensen. Stok-
kebjerg: Anders Rasmussen. Viborg:
Thyra Helweg-Larsen. Frederikkc
Jespersen. Skaftelev: Kristiane Pc
dersen Svendsen. Ravnsh6j pr. Rod
Wig: Emile Jespersen. Haubyrd:
Christen Christensen. Pandum: Edith
Bjerregaard. Linde i Asp: Peter Chri-
%stensen. Ejsing: Mariane Bjerre-
gard. Aarhus:. Karen Olesdatter.
Sattrup: Anna Petersen. Adsb3l: At
itagtsmand Hans Knudsen. Ham
burg: K9bmand P. R. Albrechtsen.
Balstrup: Grethe Christensen. Rqr-
dam: Forstraad. C. H. SCHROEDER. Aar-
l1us: Anna 0stergaard. Ebba Peter
sen. Aabenraa: K@bmand Fir. Erich
sen. Ellerup Kohave: Johanne Mel
sen. Mr.. 0rslev: Maren Kr6ll. Stav-
reby: Skovfoged Jens J6rgensen. Sys-
tofte: Gaardeier O.. Hansen. Stouby:
P. M9enbo. Vej1e: Thora Reymann.
Givskud: Ord. liver Koed. G~6ddings-
huse: Petrine Andersen. stdvring:
J6rgen Jespersen. Frederikshavn
Kaptejn2 Chr. N. Lund. Aalborg:
Slagtermester Frederik Nielsen. Hj6r-
ring: Eluf Petersen. Lyngby: Simon
Peter Gotfred S6rensen. Helm:
Dorthea Kirstine H%ansdatter. Raa-
bylille: Johanne Hansdatter. Dame
mare: Gaardejer Niels Petersen.
Vesternas: Ejler Mortensen. Urup:
Anne Katrine Andersen. N~prrebroby
Mark: Gerda Nicolaisen. Odense:
Ane Prange. Vaver Carlo Petersen.
Silkeborg: Ha1lsine Christensen. Kel-
lerup: Nathalie Bach. Pasop: SIEVE
fine Hansen. M6llerup: Niels Lar
sen. Brande: Mette Rossen. Tiufkar
Mark: Mette Udesdatter. Boiling:
Ingeborg lessen. Beder: Johan Pauls.
Aarllus: Marinus Andersen. Ripley:
Frederic Schmidt. Mammen: Jens
J9rgensen. Nyk6bing r: Overbane-
mester Olsen. Aarhus: Petra Frand-
sen. TogfGrer j. Petersen. Johannes
Hansen. %Skidenpyt: Ane S@rensen.
Aalborg: skraddermester J6rgen
Holm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
J n oroe. !

S 9fiens Sapnefas. {
er Der opooget ct l1nberifuo paa Ia,
600 3roner. 9fcpiiton paagaor.
CT 8Dg0 meD g + . 8. !.
Gfoaeienoont1nel1e 5faarer, 3ultoo,
Slafr1tomoen og @ar1tu0 CT inofipbt
al 5pnore 9oolen &on11l1e for 2t1,-
900 aroner. &ulnl,11e1t bar fpr @iz
enoolnne til @eroi 463, go aroner,
0eraf 5fog 195,9SO ST.
e9 8ergenS 9 { c t
fre'nmGote fprleoen fpr fpr1tc Gang
to G17i!oer for at tienltgjgre lon1
Netsnioner. 9yrettcn ofingoe imio-
lerti0 %cnItemnlig &jcn0elie for, at
Der life er Mogong til at b%elr}ttte
&pinSer lont Metsoioner, boorior Sc
ofniltes.
Seotcrcbe 0iprnon
pil fra Earis, bpor ban for gicblif=
fet opboloer Jig, begioe Jig til Ma-
lago. San liber of Sneronltrengclle
% SDp11lGSbe0, bporfor bans 2Ggc
inotrrngenoe bapoe tiIroooet Eom en-
le11eere Terie, og Til farlt / 8egpr-
oel}eu al nolte Snion - i Ml,gult =
otter opertoge 2eoelicn al Motionol-
teatret.
urifog 5o9neitpr
far e%n1tenn9ig beiluttet for 5ognets
Neg:1i'1g at inbfjebe @aorber SOL
Dor r11o / llrlfoe for Ell ajpbelum al
$4,000 &roner, bporof 10000 &ro=
rer fortart. 9oanibt fees bor @aor-
ser CT 5frlb al ontrent II Marf.
llr{fna 5oen hor tihligere / 1905
fisbt Goar0en 9arferl1o, pnlentlia
til l10poreellering / Gmoabr1g. 9cn-
ne Gien6om er noget ltprre.
0prInge Olaf @:aug.
ser bar oniot / &i11glteo / Gonmarf,
CT MDtaorsaften afgaoct pc0 9o6en
paa ct 9el6g bos fine 6ornlore /
Nrr5c0en al a%ongspinger. San blep
fun 25 Nor gon1mcl. Son bar cit
nlaoocnlia bpgtig Mon0, lon bonbe
poft o5ifillig Spn1erfl ombeo pes Op-
fin0elie al ct firurgiif S1ltrument
I'll Drug for 3prlnger. gn bolb=
iom 2lrngc6etGn0elle enbte bans 2iu.
5por liter nJr*am" !.
Ser reo0eles ira 9romnter, at eli
Del Gutter, ion1 bor guaet poo 5fgi=
ter peo sen l%aofalbte u@raamurra"
Dranm1ensjor0elt far opbaget iolt
So Srnnnosleballer pea B11ttbel1 poo
%forbolospi5 grln6t @an6. @e ollta-
aess, at ifripe fig fra u6ram" og tyr
piltnof bore ct &inf, Dporefter 5fi=
bet fan finoes. Gbi Dor GorIilet fleet
la1gt pGf, bob0e mo neppe fun0et
lao mango 8aller iomlet / Ell &lpnge
pao 6ette 5teb.
5benif espionage Deo
$ c INF ollen. 1%orle0en Sag
1fal noglc lpen1fe 9crrer, ser ioo n0
iom Sfficerer, bope bGret oDer poa
Sen norlfe SIDE og opinoo @jelmfol=
len, for1nentlig mes 6otogrofiuppa.
rat. Maturligpis for lpaulfe Mano
III Gset til at lpaoiere omfring paa
Sen norfe SIDE, men Set at 0isie Su=
ritter fife logger ila116 pe0 Set norjfe
Serge og 5ol01teb, men after % ot=
ter ipger at iaige Zig ilan6 og ufon=
troIleret at bele lig-oet peffer Tor<
argelie.
Morf &naIonger. i
len unfet. Gn at
grling Qun5s &polfangere uMegina" ,
Ser bar bGret i%tationeret be0 &orea
% for orebet Janglt for iopaneiiif
afeguil1g, er lunfet. Set fan bore
n.uligt, at Sfibet fan tages op igien,
met Gpfferbaa0e ma aflen0es belt
fra Sapa1. Com eli Merfeligbeo
fan nnpneS, at mar fra u9fes inc"
~pblerpere6e Sjgllaget peo Siuibima.
uMegina", Ser folte0e on1fring 100,-
600 &roner, blep for to, tire Mar ii0el,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02

Slbebrano. Gen 8. San1lar
9sat opito0 Ser Srouo / Brpggcrh1'=
ii paa aloftergaarben / Hter. ga
Scr tmr ganonnangel, maatte man la
Be 8pguiagelt> ser ogiaa i%nbe6ol0t
Stabur og 8e0ifjul, inoebrnr,oe.
&oollingSbuiet bar poa @rl,rl0 at
Electromagnetic / ltor Jare. Sloen
Ifnl6es o%ntegelig eli utnt Hibe. 8yg=
nil1gcrne tilbprer @olnllnet1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
S SfienS Sobnefas E
ler Der opooget ct ~llnOerifub paa ID
600 2roner. 9fcpiiton paagaor.

g 9 Dgb NJ c 5 CT . 8 :.
#Gfoaeienopln1nel1e 5faarer, 8u1tob,
Slair1tomoen og @arltu6 CT inofipbt
al 5pnbre Sbalen &pn1lll1e for 2t1,-
600 aroner. &olnl1nen bar fpr @i-
enoom11e til @nroi 463, go aroner,
0erai 5fog 195,9SO ar.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09
Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Houstain spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Lain at Excelsior.
Floyd st. John leaves Dec. % for
Chicago to join Mrs. St. John for the
Christmas holidays.
DR.. George McLain returned last
Saturday evening from a several weeks
stay. in North Dakota.
Mrs: j.. I. Wyer spent last Sunday
in Excelsior.
Mrs. Frank Perkins entertained he1
niece, Miss Emma O'Brien, over Sun.
day.
Miss Carrie stratton spent the
Thanksgiving vacation with her sisters
Mrs. J. Moulter and Miss Ella Moul
ter, in Excelsior.
Miss Rachel Holdridge spent few
days last week with Miss Ella Moulte1
at her home in Excelsior.
Mrs. B. F. O'Brien will spend q
week with her sister, Mrs. Frank Per
day. She will 90 later to Lead, S. D.
to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs: J. H. soding of Mil
Waukee spent last week with friends
at the upper lake.
Miss Ella Moulter spent Thanksgiv
ing with her family at Excelsior and
returned to Alexandria Monday.
Miss Cecilia Crawford has been visit
ing friends in Minneapolis for a few
days.
Mrs. Clifford Odds of St. Paul has
beg visiting DR.. and Mrs H. G. Arey
at their home in Excelsior.
Mrs. Robert McCleary of Boston has
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09
NETONK.A AND SUBURBAN TOWNS

Minnetonka as sporting resort in the
winter is unequalled and with the close
connection with the city is proving a
great attraction.
The club will hold a meeting this
week; to make detailed plans for, its
season. {s$
Houseparties at the lake are popular
and already a number Of families have
made plans for opening their homes
during the Christmas holidays The
Dunsmoors, who have usually had a
houseParty at their country home, may
ter, and the Perry Harrisons are also
considering a jolly old-time country
Christmas: The Thanksgiving house
party which was Held at the home Of
ME- and Mrs. Harrison by a group of
congenial married couples and their
families did not break up until Monday
evening, SO good time did they all
have. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Northup at
Ferndale are, also planning for family
Christmas party at their lake home.
France and her beauties took up the
time and attention at the meeting of
the Magazine, club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. L. Benton spoke entertainingly
on the artistic side of France and Illus
trated her talk with fine views. Miss
Stratton. read extracts from Victor
Hugo's "Les MISERABLE Miss Helen
Goodnow played French selections,
Mr.. J. K. McBroom was leader Of the
current events, and Miss Quamme read
an interesting magazine article, by
Jack London, 2on a trip around the
world in a sailboat. r
Rev. Donald Mckenzie, Mrs. O. C.
De ,Groodt and Miss Ella Stratton~ pre-
sented resolution of sympathy on the
recent death of Mrs A. H. Morse, who
was one Of the enthusiastic members
Of. the club. The resolutions will be
sent to Mr.. Morse at his home in Flor
ida. Quotations from Bret Harte and
paper on Jefferson and Hamilton will
be the leading topics at the next meet.
ing. 80
Miss Rose Berg of Princeton and
Willard G. .Dobbin Of Excelsior were
married last Saturday evening at the
home of the bridegroom g parents. Rev.
G. j. Swain Of the Excelsior Congrega-
presence Of small group Of friends.
The bride s gown was Of white batiste
with valenciennes lace, and her flowers
were red roses. A supper was served
after the ceremony. The bride has
made her home in Excelsior for the last
three years. She is a niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis. Hanson. Mrs. Edward
Evans, the bride s sister, of Princeton,
was present.
At the annual meeting of the Eastern
Star lodge of Excelsior the following
officers were elected: Mrs. Hattie
Bost, worthy matron; DR.. R. 8. Miles,
ST., worthy patron; Mrs. Brown, past
worthy matron; Mrs Kate Mase, con-
ductress; Mrs. L. Mason, secretary;
Mrs. Amy Lyman, treasurer.
Ian Ball entertained the following
y%9ung people at a dinner last week:
ford, Susie sigafoos, Dwight Dickinson
John Broderick, Gean Barth and Ernest
Sigafoos.
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The, relocating season has come
around and the members Of the Lake
Mlnnetonka Ice Boat club put in a
busy day yesterday rigging their fleet.
1t is not often that Lake Minnetonka
stays open as long as it did this year,
for it was not until Thursday that the
entire lake was frozen over. Condi-
last Sunday was day on which ma
ture played the lake jewellers prank.
Ice boating and row boating at the
same time are things one does not often
hear of. But it was so. Over in ST..
Alban g bay, the G. Hoffmans had royal
sport at iceboating and the Excelsior
youngsters enjoyed a lovely afternoon
at, skating, while off towards Big
Island, two rowboats were seen making
a trip from Big Island to the Excelsior
commons and then back to Linwood
and the island. The skipper of the
igeboat asserted that the ice was per
fectly safe, while the oarsmen found
nothing to, prevent them from using
their SOULS vigorously.
Renewed interest in ice boating
promises lively season at the lake, j"
said Commodore Floyd st. John, who is
running the affairs Of the club, assist
Cd by Stuart Lane, secretary; L. F.
sampson, the official measurer, and
NSViS o 'So1, VIC ueeG captain. Inc
younger element is becoming enthusi-
astic about the matter and races will
be held ,9 every Saturday and every holt
day. The Minnetonka club has come
of the fastest boats of the lake, for ex-
ample, L: F. SIMPSONS Cyclone. and
Floyd st. John Red Dragon. The
Cyclone we'll deserves her name, altho
the Red Dragon beat her for champion
snip In handicap race last winter. At
present the members are ready to chal-
lenge the Calhoun and Lake Pepin
clubs for stiff championship race.
Among the members of the club will
be number Of new men. Frank Put
nam is to buy boat and will ioin the
club, Mr.. lowering has purchased
wheeler IS Surprise and will take part
IN the races, and George Doerr and
Clinton Avery are also among the en-
thusiastic sailors.
The club is proposing a new fashion.
which will interest the women who
make visits to the lake, as it entertains
them at jolly spin in a stiff breeze
whenever they wish All the pretty
summer girls will have to do is to 90 out
to Lake Minnetonka and whisper a
tlmid "Please, take me out iceboatingO
mad the request will be granted. Lake
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Merritt enter.
tanned A. 3. Merritt Of Duluth the
first of this week.
Mrs. J. A. Regain has returned from
a visit in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Mrs. p. j. Webb has .beon enter
tanning her daughter, Miss Louella
Webb of La Crosse, Wis. q *ss
been visiting her sister. Mrs. James
Sharff.
Miss Edith Reed spent the week 1T
Bath, s. D.
Mrs. G. r.. Richter has returned from
Chaska.
complexion satin smooth and fair given by
Satin skin powder. -Four tints.
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Mickerson. Mrs. 7. q. Jones gave 4
paper on Santa Claus MYTHS ~ ana
Mrs. Thompson ono on g Madonnas:,'
Miss Isabelle Matchett has returned
to her school in St. James. :
The Rev. Eugene Hickman and Miss
Laura Hickman spent part Of the week
with their parents in Bath. s. b. -
The Misses Dora and Rose Sehartt-
gen entertained at cards Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Ina Hard has returned from
Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ortman have gone to
Europe for a six months trip.
Miss McLaird has been visiting at
Chatfeld. =
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The OkiYaka club met Monday even.
ing. with Mrs. B. j. Rice. Miss Eta
Webb gave a review Of Silas MarnerU
and Miss Alma Gillette the current
Mrs. Wallace Ballentyne is spend
Ing 9 month with Mr.. and Mrs frank
Stanley at Bald Eagle Lake.
a guest Of Mrs. &. Randall last week.
The Misses Mary and Louise shen.
herd, who visited their parents here.
have returned to Sank Center.
Miss Grace Dunn has returned from
a visit to her parents in Princeton.
The Hamline Mothers club met
Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs. M. 81.
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HAMIlLI:NEl, \.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Farley Of Olivia
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S1n;th is 'nf
Brainerd, with Mr.. and Mrs. Gbarles
Helms, spent part. Of the week with M
and Mrs. Frank Cole of tTaylor aWen,1a
Miss Julia Bell entertained MI. and
Mrs: Charles Parker and Miss Frances
Parker of Newport Thursday at dinner '
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Mrs. Elliot Lamb and Miss Myrtle
Lamb spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Eckes, in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Burnette, who
have spent the last two years in Way.
zata, left Monday for their home in
Stewiake, N. S.
Mrs. William J. Dean was the guest
Of Mrs, R. H. Lewis Saturday.
William Stone Of Minneapolis spent
Sunday in Wayzata. IL, : F.
Edward Wellington Is visiting
friends in the east. M :
Mrs. John yardine entertained a
party Of friends at her home Saturday
evening in honor Of =: her husband q
birthday anniversary. -. r.
Miss Mary BleakIey spent last week
with friends in St.; Paul.
y Lester Thompson. Of White Bear
spent part of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. B. Jardine. E.5% = =.
Mrs. Charles johnson is visiting her
sister, Mrs., Heber Hare, in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Coe Of Minneap-
oils spent Saturday: in Wayzata.
W. G.. Northrup, Jr;, returned We'd
Miss Amanda Anderson spent Sum
day with friends in Wayzata.
Myron Lindsey was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Black over Sun
. A basket social and card party was
given Tuesday evening in the city hall
for the benefit of: the volunteer fire
department..
s. P. .Albertson, who has been the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Black,
went to Owatonna Tuesday, for the
j.. Fl. Ball of Minneapolis spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Headley. 's'