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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01


NEWS sECTTON-EiEht Pages.
j Irishmen Advised 60 stay at Home.
Figuring Ont Next war In Asin.
Cabal Against Russian Premier.
Windup of the Session OF Congress
2 Kinkaid Pleads for settlers.
what Congress spent Money For.
News from All Parts of Nebraska.
= wind, Rain, Lightning DO Damage.
Affairs at south Omaha.
3 some Instructions 60 voters.
Up TO the Illinois Central Road.
o Sporting Events of the Day.
some Press Opinions of ROsewater.
Mrs. Thaw Aids in the Defense.
EDITORIAL sECTION-EiRht Pages.
L No Honor Found Among Thieves.
2 Social Events of the Week.
3 Happenings in Omaha suburbs.
= EDITORIAL.
Outlook L. Good for Horse shOv.
Tersely Told Tales of the Railway.
Council Bluffs and Iowa News.
Fairbanks-MOrse Company TO Buy.
WANT ADD sECTTON-Eight Pages.
Timely Real Estate Topics.
San Francisco Rebuilding slowly.
Irrigation on n Large scale.
Trout Fishing In the Main Lakes.
Hitchcock IL Angry at DahIman.
Want Ads.
4 Want Ads.
3 want Ads.
Want Ads.
Financial and Commercial.
Financial and Commercial.
Bids for New Union Pacific shops.
HALF-TONE SECTTON-EiRbt Pages,
1 Methodist Church I'm Rome.
England's Policy in India.
Trolley Rides Around Omaha.
Gossip of Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Matters.
What to Take on n Vacation.
Omaha Convention of ID. Y. r. U.
Some of Natures Beauty spots.
Alaska's Material Development.
WOmani Her Ways and Her World
Weekly Grist of Sporting Gossip.
COLOR sECTION-FOur Pages.
L Uncle Remus and His Rabbit story
Some Franks of the College Boys.
American Girls Mt Paris salon.
4 SambO and Fourth of July Noises
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
BRIDGE AGENT is CONVICTED
Harry Hammond Found Guilty of ViO-
Iatins Ohio Antitrust Act
by Lima Jury,

LIMA, o.. June SO-The Jury in the first
Bridge trust indictment case tried here
today returned a verdict OF guilty against
Harry Hammond, an agent of the Canton
Bridge company, this evening Hammond
was indicted for alleged violation of the
valentine >9nti-trust act, the penalty for
which is fine and imprisonment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
BrIan starts Tor LONDON

WASHINGTON. June 80 - William J.
Bryan leaves Bergen tonight for London.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
THE BEE BULLETIN.

Forecast for Nebrnska-Fair sunday,
Except showers In Southeast POr-
tiOn. Monday Fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
49, Tha ,mce,-r,lspat chr

Special to The Times lspat oh) an
81 NEW BYORK. August Having only
the safety OF her two children in mind.
the young and handsome wife Of Principal
francis A. Brick, Of Public School No: 9,
Bayonne, n. u, early yesterday morning
faced d burglar in her home. at No. u
East Thirty-elgh Street, and her plead
.ings softened the heart OF the Intruder,
who left the house without taking 50
much as a piece OF silver, Mrs. Brick,
not Knowing whether the burglar was
still lin the house, kept Vigil over sher
5children&until her husband arrived home.
when she collapsed. Lasttnight she was
still suffering from shock. Sts Il III III
"a The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brick
Is a two-story cottage. !. A son four years
old sleeps In room Oft the hallway on
tho second floor. a boy baby. who
arrived nine weeks ago, sleeps with y MS
mother. Until Friday evening Principal
Brick had spent every night OF the nine
weeks since tho baby came at home.
Friday evening lie had an engagement
in the Bergen Point section. He did not
return homo until about 2 o'clock yester-
day morning. .5fs s5 # ~ 3l
Not wishing to awake his wife and
baby by ringing the bell. he decided to
got in one Of tho windows, and select
one at the west end Of the front porch.
He was surprised to find not only the
window raised, but the screen out, ana
made up Jhis mind that an Intruder was
or had been In the house. Npiselessly
no got through the window. and In the
dlning-roon he found the gas brightly
burning.
AS Mr.. Ericle reached the landing Of
the second floor. his wife heard him and
thought 1t was the burglar returning,
but when she saw who It was she
ri G1o,,1 wao
to consciousness, and tren she related
her experience.
Some time In the night footsteps In
the hallway awoke her. Believing 1t
was the older boy looking for q drink.
Mrs. Brick hastily arose. She turned
a corner to enter the boys room, and
almost dropped when she saw standing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
AT FREDERICKSBURG
The Goings and colnings Of PEG
BE During the Week.
Ilspeclal to The TImes. Dlspatch.l

(special to The Times Dlspatch)
4NREDERICKSR URG, VA.,8 August 3d.
some OF tho young men Of the city gave
an enjoyable, dance to their lady frienda
in Pythian Hall ono night this week
from D to 1880. a number of couples par
sticipated, ii- 5S
Dr.. II. II, Johnston and Mrs. Johnston
left this week for New York on q visit
of ten days.
Miss Flora Mason has gone to Warren
ton for n months stay. ia
f Mr., and Mrs. r.. s. Dickson and 5daugh-
ter and Miss Madge Dempsey are spends
ing some time at Colonial Beach. is N,
Mrs, s. S. Bradford and Miss Lula
5Braxton visited friends IN washington
this week. q
Miss Alberta Egerton, Of Petersburg,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il, q.
Lane, Is now a guest OF Mrs. w ~
Robertson, at Culpeper. "A
FL DrI J. b. Smith and Mrs, Smith, who
Rave been at Colonial Beach Tor the sum
rner, have returned here.
81 Mrs. ]. a. Henderson 10 visiting TRENDS
In Caroline county
Mrs, II, g. Hayes of Washington. ls
visiting her father. Mr.. a, .! BoWefing,
and family,
Mr.. II. Lewis Wallace. who has been
spending some time at Asheyllle, N, q,
has returned here.
Miss Lucille Hassell has returned from
visit to friends Yin Richmond county
Misses Lucy Sanford and Isabelle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

!
the season was tho watermelon feast,
given by Mr.. w. B. East, OF Norfolk, on
last Thursday evening, Among those
present were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. East and Miss Elkainot and MISS
Elnor East Of Norfolk; ii Mrs. M eanley,
8of Baltimore; Mrs. Wherry, OF richmond; ;
y Miss Newell and Mrs. Mamie n Dwell Z OF
Richmond; Mrs. Bunting and Miss Mary
and Miss Eta Bunting OF Norfolk !; Mrs.
e n. d. Newell, OF Richmond; Mrs, Earri-,
son WAITE Jr.. OF Petersburg; Miss
Ellolse Taylor. OF Richmond; Mrs. Clara
= / q de Groot OF Toronto, Canadn; Mrs.
Iouchlns, OF richmond ;S Prof lessor de
Iouirnay, OF Paris; Mrs Mccoy and Mrs.
Williams Of Richmond Miss Mary and
Miss Matte Dawson Of Norfolk MIS-.
SNIcCee, OF II Richmond Il; Miss Carrie Il iier a.
derson and Miss Yirgle Henderson. Of
Greenwood !; Miss r ola Brown, Of Rich
nlond; Miss Holden, Of Orlando, NJ Fla. ];
Miss sadle Francisco. FL OF Louisn; M RS.
stanard, OF Richmond. and Aressrs. 2 Me-
Cue, Purcell and Shirley. Of Greenwood nv q.
"a at n most enjoyable lance given py
Miss Clara l. /. dc G root. OF TORONTO
Canada on Friday evening last the fol-
lowing were noticed among the dane rs $ :
Il Misses Berkeley, A Cowardin RobeI tson,
Harris. I1ast. Holden, = untln razor y
Il anderson, Brown. Dawson, ms well. an ~
Madaines Bunting. Waite. dc Groot, East
and Stanard. The gentlcme n ere az 1 e t'l
East, Conner, Fitz. 81 olenian Bell Z err
4 man, " dollhouse, Ellerso n, Harris. Ben
\ son son, M Gills 8 Christian md Clark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
DISPLAY or GRAPHIC
ARTS nj jamestown
II Conternplates a Building Of
Twenty Thousand Square
Feet.
(speolal to Tho lmes-pispatoh.)

II Especial to The Tlmes-p isPatoh.)
NORFOLK, VA. August 26.--Negotia-
tions are pending for q complete exhibit
at the Jamestown Exposition OF the
graphic arts. II the end Is successful,
It viii be the first time that such an
exhibit has ever been displayed at any
exposition held in this country.
Mr.. 4. s. Southgate. governor Of the
division Of exhibits OF the exposition. haH
lust returned from Philadelphia. where
number of Investigations have been
made to the development Of q success
full plan to carry out the idea, end "
i l., expected that the exposition company
Will be able to reach q definite decision
Al regard to tho exhibit at an early
date, t g 4 3giis,; Ia
livery exposition held Ter tina last flf-
teen years has made an efort to haye
,p complete exhibit Of the graphic arts.
hut on account Of the great diversity Of
Interests that the subject covers. and the
i cons eqlent labor and expense Of get-
ting IT. displayed IN q com, ehsns1ye man
mar s.ths lsls 4 aAA sua9sssA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
! CENTURY PLANT
A Rhapso ~ tea III 2 "a = i Beau Beau
stiful8
Especial to The 1,imes-D lspatch.)

Especial 10 The Times-D lspatch.) 4
NJ WILLIAMSBURG A. August & 26.r7-A
few summers ago one OF the aides s55s OF
William and Mary College. before lea o;'s-
ing for hersvaca ton, was on the point
Of throwing away y q night blooming oll7dl7
cereus plant. becapspi II had has yneyqr bios
sol11ed ear
AIRS. Thomas & II. Geddy was present,
and said she would keep t for ller 4. friend.
so. mo; you may have i t y, was the reply.
Mrs Geddys took II home. and after
nursing 1t through several win ers, gsi Is
main stern grew to be six feet tai and
there were six other branc hess Of various I'VE
lengths. III The longest leaf 4 became three
and d half Inches vide and twenty-f E FIVE g
inches long. 81 s{ ID 4. Sig 5,5; i ].
6 On July nth this una tractlv Is plant
gave birthsto two as beauti fpl children
as thess starlight evers fell upon, The
next night four more blossoms came,
and d large part OF the city Of w lllams-
burg was on hand to seattle dell g
beings before they faded away, an q a away
forever. a55, III H I'm \,
The blossoms unfolded slowly Until unit
they became nine inches In diameter.
,rho Interior was the home of hundreds
OF tiny fairy stamens. more bea li!
than all the crystal palaces that have
been built since the days of Aladdin
On the stem growing directly from the
green leaf were some delicate pink
petals but the blossom tself is whittier
than d thousand fulers could Whlten IT.
Instead OF being called the IN ghtS 81 oom-
ing Cereus,.'3n more appropriate name
would be ."rhe Dream OF the Stars" So
much beauty. and gone In a night! The
blossoms are Ike the transient meteor,
flashing for q moment and fading for
ever n ss s5Jts y Ss8
Since July 18th other blossoms have
come and gone ur.il tho shomely plant
has had TO Its credit twelve dreams IN In
iii. There was a thirteenth bud, but not
believing In this @5unlucky number, the
plant Ind Master Vernon . cieddy 20
knock Ii OFF with his baseball.
Mr.. Geddy-eyen the man have become
Interest ed--thinks that there are other
blossoms yet to come before the falling
OF tho autumn leaf. sl# l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
BRA We MOTHERS PLEA SEN q
BURGLAR. SLINKINGssAW1A Y
Confronting Hin at Midnght Mention 81 Her Children
Seemed to Touch His Heart--F1e Left the
House Taking Nothing With Him. "

on the third step OF the stair landing
leading to tho dining-room medium
sized tIhfek-set man. She was unable
to get q good look Mt his Z features. as
he had his black SLOUGH hat pulled we'll
down over his eyes. Mrs. Brick didn't
faint or scream. Neither burglar nor
woman spoke for several moments. and
lips and said: 4. 81
SSH Now. my good lady do not
make any noise and you will not be
hurt. Are you alone?"
Forgetting that tho servant girl was
asleep in the attic. Mrs. Brick replied:
Yes, + am alone with my two children.
/ bog Of you not to harm them or awake
them, for they will be badly frightened;
There Is plenty OF slverware down
stairs. X Take whatever you want, but
please do not injure any OF u.s.
NJ The woman's reference to her children
apparently went to the burglars heart,
Ing: al s5s n
.'All want is money, and Il want that
badly. Have you any In the house r.
Mrs. Brick replied that there was q
little change. For moment tho bur.
glars eyes fastened upon a diamond
ring Mrs. Brick wore. Then he pulled
HE hat further down over his eyes and
bidding Mrs.sBrlck goodnight, went soft.
Is downstairs. 81, n RI
A1urmuring q prayer OF thanks. Mrs
Brick returned to her room which faces
the street, and sat on the edge OF the
bed. She must have swooned, for she
did not hear the burglar leave the
house. S8, 4
& Mr.. Brick found his wifos gold watch
on tho dresser and his Jewelry unit touched
o.: tables. Tho burglar had lighted the
gas In the hallway and had probably
nado search of the house before Mrs
Brick was awakened. OF the burglar
the principal said last night; b
"IIe was gentleman. and would
like to meet him Just to express my
thanks for the courteous manner In
which he treated my WIFE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
People in Gordonsvill
ispcclal TO The Times Dispat oh.
m VTA 10 A11e1lHt &c


ORDONsVILLD, Va, August PM
Robert Sampson, wife and four cht l,e !,
arrived Tuesday morning from sontl
America. and will spend some tlme WI ~,
Sampson left hero when quite o BOY, ano
this Is his first visit since. !. 4
REV, r. b. Eggleston, Of Rlohmona, nus
been spending q few days IN our /. .n ., y,
He feels quite at home. as no once serYeo
the presbyterian church In this place.
I MISSES Kate and Mamie Phtlllps,, o.
richmond, arc visiting their aunt MISS
Rosa phillips, this week !,
Mrs, George " t na,,n.e' IN our row town
this week, ", ,r,.a
MollHe berkeley are visitors this week ~
Captain r. II, Berkley's'
called to Pittsburg. Pa, this week TO the
bedside of Mr.. William Wager who ia
quite Ill. #@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

Williams, 81 Orange. were here this
week. returning from a visit to friends
In the Northern Neck. s 3 5$s5
Mrs. Charles Craig. Of Baltimore. was
here this week visiting Mr and Mrs.
w. =. Compton. j5l y.
Misses Dora ana sallie Richards l,f Of q,
Augusta Ga, are guests OF their rela,-
tive. Mrs. w. s. Hit.
Mrs. w w. Ovens and son. OF sayan-
nah. Ga, are visiting relatives here.
Is Miss Edmo Lawrence. who has been q
TO Washington.
Mrs g. ]. Jones. and Misses Louise
Evelyn and Elizabeth Ninde, are sojourn-
Ing al Colonial Beach. e tina
Miss Nellie and Fannie Tucker car-
michael have gone to Winchester, where
their sister, Mrs. w. .. Smith. is very
III.
Mrss II. II. Smth.awho has been visit
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. n.
Fleming here, has returned to Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w.. S. Sanford have res
turned to Newport News after visiting
friends In Spotsylvan!a5 Il county.
Miss Mamie Dix. OF Washington, spent
several days here tbs week with her
parents, Afato. and Mira. WI. Dix.
e. Mrs. j. b. Elan and daughter, Mrs. r..
r. Roberts, and the latter's son, Master
James ELAN Roberts are guests OF Colonel
Ed. Cole and family 55 vi
4 Miss Judith n Shepherd has returned
from visit to friends in Orange and
Louisa counties. i5s5 Al 5s5s
Misses Margaret and Mary Shepherd
~ n Tifv dEncO1 n
time. "
H Mr.. G. Frank Timberlake ind family
have returned from visit to Atlantic
City.
Rev. DR.. wv. Rosebro and Mrs. Rose
bro have returned from an extended stay
mt Clifton Springs, N. Y.
Miss Margaret II. Gordon is spending
the month of August with relatives mt
Lgnum, Culpeper5 county,
Misses Helen and Kate keens are ems
$jSving5 q trip to Boston and other North
Mrs. John Gatcwood. Of Boston. Is
visiting her qnother hero, Mrs. p. M,
Crutchfleld.
81 Mrs. Vaughan and daughter. of Middle
sex, IRE guests of Mr.. S, G. Wallace ana
family. az > y Sssis
Captain M. b. Rowo has returned from
a visit to the Rockville, Md. Fair.
NIT. SlIO <ASs3bhSA 'ASs' q :
turned from a, visit to Washington,
Dr. and Mrs, M. NJ. Lewis have re-,
turned. from Atlantic City.
Miss Jennie Maitland has returned from
tho Warm Springs.
Miss Kate Doggett is visiting friends in
West virginia.
MISS Nora Goolrick is visiting friends
IN Winchester.
Mrs, T.. n. Kearsey hns returned from
<St,. 49,, t>,,,,r al n r.
t!on OF tho summer,
Miss Fannie Smith, who has been q
guest of Miss Mary Moncure. has res
turned to her homo In Alexandria,
Miss Kate Montgomery is visiting
friends in King George.
Judge j, Q. Afoncure, Of Shreveport La,
Is visiting relatives In Stafford county.
Mr.. and Mrs, y, w, Mills are ON an
extended trip to Niagara Falls, New
York and Atlantic City.
Mr., and Mrs. w. r. jones' OF Stafford.
wore hero this week visiting Mr.. ]. =,
Rowe and family. XII #
Miss Jacqulin Ware. OF Culpeper, is a
guest Of Miss peryl barber.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
People at Parnplin,
fspeclal TO The Times- Dlspatt

9 Especial to THIS TlmNs- DIspat0NJ rs N, 571-I
pAAIPIIN a CITX, VA, August ~
Rev pra sh!pT1a ab y Of ond Rss "a rs IS
4 ETtlbbell, OF Red House. Charlotte
enunty We're here Friday on. route. for
homo from the Appomattox ASSOCIATE
held this week at Midway church, Char-
mi Misses Matte and Whsle Thornton arc
Waiting Lynchhurg and Fayette county,
Mrs Mrs. - Eva Martin, Of Blnkeley. ta.,
daughter OF Or. O.. s.. Mol aoy,, OF this
blncs. is on q visit to her sister, MIS-.
Billion. OF indian Roek. {. :, z,
a visit to her sister, Mrs, a. y. Woody,
Of Grove, returned home yesterday
Fey, r. n, Warren, attending the APP
ponlnttox Association this week, has re-
turned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27

full, except perhaps at the last exposi-
ton hold at Paris. France.
n The department Of exhibits OF the
jamestown Exposition has for two
months endeavored to develop plan
BY which the successful elimination OF a
study OF this kind can be set forth. It
would contemplate o building OF 20, 900
square feet, the center Of which would be
divided Into seotlons showing q COM
pIehens.ve exhibit OF each Of the SUBJ
jocts from Its beginning to the present
I time. q n
The exhibit would include the finer work
OF lithographng, engraving scroll work,
and the printers art, and o representa-
ton Of natural objects on o flat surface.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
!. l., Hamilton Falls BetWeen
Cars and Both Legs Cut Off.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON N. G.. August 2a,7--F,' ~
Hamilton, a brakeman on freight train
Mo- 81, fell from the top Of his train
here last night and beth legs We've cy1t
off. He was going from the rear Of the
tender 10 tho engine and the first car. ;,
N He was taken to Spencer on d q inst
train. z but died shortly after reaching
there. Els hoHa 10 IN Rocky Asounts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
People al Greenwood,

GRENNWO GOD, VA. August q, Tho
past week ut the Greenwood House has
! been an pnusually gay one.
40 rs lhsl tss!, sa!oxshls Aysa ~ g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
Norfolk Navy Yard Force,

Especial to The T1mesr Dlspatoh.)
NORFOLK, VA, August 29.-The sum
OF S7O, $50 was paid out by the, government
for labor In tn this navy yard Thursany
Work Of 2,a4s men during tho last half
Tie number now employed by the gov
81 only forty since last pay day, aud q
falling of Of about 1000 Within the last
few years, III, . y l5E
tt IL thought, however, that the force
will be greatly Increased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
AkHs
| The Glebe School
4ie West Grace Street

40 West Grace Street. Al n
5l3 JUNIus e. LIE la 4 " Head N aster, ssgSsls
81 The firth term viii begin Wednesday,
September IS. 1906. Prepare boys s fosss
colleges and universities. Primary @dss-sI
partment for email boys. " 5S NJ s,s
Terms: 500 per year: one-half payablsl 1
on entrance and one half payn BILE Feo-ss
ruary list ensuing, iBi d Il, s
Address 200 West Main Street. N $23
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIIp
stockholders Ok the Richmond Forgings
Corporation will be held at tho gon ne
OF tho corporat on. at Belle Isle Ni zen.
nlond VA ednes 1, 90 q pssntniSs1E, 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-02-16
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE
DEMPTION


Office of the County Auditor, county of
Morrison, state of Minnesota.
To L. F. Parks:
You are hereby notified that pursuant to
a real estate tax judgment entered in the
Of ri the state e Of
the 21st day of March, A. D. 1900, in pro-
ceedings to enforce the payment of taxes
upon real estate which became delinquent
the Provisions Of CHAPTER sS2of theGenera}
Laws of the State of Minnesota for the
year 1899, the following described real es-
tate assessed in your name, situate in the
county of Morrison and state ofMinnesota,
to-wit:
The north half of the southwest quarter
and the south half of the northwest quar-
west quarter, all in section Is, in township
1872 north, of range 30 west, was on the 18th
day of May, A. D. 1900, sold for the sum of
one hundred and forty-nine dollars ($149)
and that the amount required to redeem
said land from said sale, exclusive of the
costs to accrue for the service of this no.
tice, which must be paid by the party re-
ornne dd hs 81 amd b ana
on at, the rate OF twelve per cent per an
! NUM- from said 18th day of May, A. D. 1900,
to the day such redemption is made, and I'd
the further sum of sixty seven anu $500
dollars (S67.S5) and interest on the said last
named amount at the rate of twelve per
cent cen pei, annun from the 18th dayof May,
1900, to the day such redemption is made,
and that said tax certificate has been pre-
scented to me by the hOlder'thereof, and
the time for redemption of said piece or
parcel Of land from said sale will expire
sixty CSC days after the service of this no.
tice and proof thereof has been filed in MY
office.
Witness my hand and official seal this
10th [S day OF Feb wa \ i p 1905 Ri71
County Auditor Of Morrison County,
Minnesota.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-02-16
SWANvIlLE

Fob. 13.-Chas. Smith, an old resi-
dent and merchant Of Pillebury, left
Tuesday for Msnomin, MINI, here he
will conduct q general store.
Born-To DR.. and Mrs. CorriRan.
Wednesday, q daughter.
DR.. Lewis of Burtrum was q Swan
Vile visitor Wednesday.
Miss Regina ReicheFt, cashier OF the
Peoples Bank here. has been succeeded
by Otto Hitzmann Of Long Prairie,
and she laft for her home at Lorg
Prairie Wednesday.
A carload of wire and nails was
shipped here to J. 9. Borestrom, Up
sala's popular hardware man, last
week.
Gus Nelson of Upsala transacted
business here Tuesday.
Chas. Voss of Chaska, Mimi, ar
rived here Monday to visit his sister,
Mrs. II. Ladwlg.
L. Hebron Of Wimbledon, N. D.,
transacted business here FRIDAY.
Miss Dons Golden of Burtr0m was
a Swanville visitor Monday.
Nathan Barber of Long Prairie was
in town renewing acquaintance
Thursday.
Miss Harkens Of Long Prairie was
q Swanville visitor Wednesday,.
Mr.. Moore and Ed Smith drove to
Long Prairie Wednesday.
Miss Rice of Sank Center is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Pennie.
John Stroman was Twin City
visitor last week.
Albert Koenig and wife went to Wa
COMA Saturday.
| Mrs. BaumRart and daughter of
Fawndale were here Monday.
Tine fire department was called out
Saturday morning to fire in the
Lentz building. The fire had started
from hole In the stovepipe.
Monday being Linooln's birthday
our schools held special exercises in
the afternoon and large number 81
the citizens attended.
Mrs. Vanzile, who has been i'll, is
reported somewhat better.
Edward Cox, formerly of this vii.
LACE, Is now travelling in Virginia.
A grand masquerade ball was given
in Hamm's hall Wednesday evening.
! Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Balm,
Monday, son.
Owing to the cold weather no ser
vices were held at the Congregational
church Sunday morning.