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Evening journal., 1907-10-31
oulIna cIub panee.

The annual dance Of the Mohawk
outing Club was given in Eden Hall
on Tuesday night Music was furn-
ished by the First Infantry Orchestra.
The committee was composed OF w.
A. Brandenberger. C. r. Chandler, VI.
r.. Scarhor. r. Il. Lcnning. H. NJ.
Buckson. c.. A. Wedler. IL. IL. Draper
and II. B. Bothum
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
BACK TO MAINE
The Report Of the Comptroller OF the
United States Treasury, 1906.
EASTERN GROUP OF STATES

the public facts from oniclal SOURCES.
II Is manifestly fair TO take all bank
resources when we make comparison
because In many States Savings Banks
arc included in the state Banks report
IL Is also true that the larger volume
of savings deposits even are in Ma
tional Banks and Trust Companies.
The total Bank deposits as will be
seen are:
IN Onlo s-s.ss-.s ss..s.ss.. 20 l4I''<otolo
IN Maine .s.......s.... .VlfOioo4fSSo
The gross deception OF their article is
thus readily apparent
As to savings banks comparison be-
tween Delaware and Maine shows that
from 1906 to 1906 the average 10 each
depositor in Maine decreased S1.01, and
in Delaware increased SS.12.
A comparison for a period OF ten
years indicates that the per capita OF
bank resources Is increasing so much
more rapidly in Delaware than Maine.
that in five years the Delaware per
capita VIII exceed that OF Maine
II the opposition want brief renew
al OF the battle OF figures we are not
averse TO the trial.%
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
superIntendent Mako Report.

At The monthly meeting of the trus-
tees Of the poor yesterday afternoon
Superintendent Foster reported as fol-
lows FOR the month ending October 80:
Total population at the end OF the
month 1S0 of whom l5s were white
persons and 27 colored.
The deaths during the month were.
Samuel Brice, aged so years; Mar
garet Butler, 65; Josephine Young. 80;
Philena tcGaugh. "a; Thomas Hilbert
rs; George Cunningham, so.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
Trollev Partv 10 Kennett

a party Of twenty from Wilmington
took a special car TO Kennett Tuesday
night 20 witness a play given by local
talent called "Hazel KirlSe." In the narty
We're: Dr. and Mrs. James IT, Chandler
Mr. and Mrs James r. Chandler. Dr.
Charles Green, William Green. Mrs. Bes.
sic II. Luke Mr.. and Mrs. William Hen.
Erickson, Miss Anna Hendrlokson, Mr..
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
Lincoln Goes TO cheater.

The Lincoln football team will jour
ney to Chester on Saturday ana play
the All-Star team of that plnce. The
Lincoln management desires all the
players 70 report for practice on Fri
day evening at LS0 o'clock at Front
and Union streets oa ,
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
Robinson Weleh.

Luther G Welch. of Bridgeville, and
Miss Jennie Robinson we're married at
the home of the BRIDES parents at
Smyrna last night bv the Rev Will
liam r. Mowbroy. of Lewes, assisted
by Presiding Elder w. G. Koons, of
Smyrna. The wedding march was
played by Miss Fannie Welch. A re-
ception followed and afterward Mr.
and Mrs Welch left on a trip foi
Richmond. Jamestown and Boston
The bride is a prominent young wo-
man of Smyrna and the groom is con-
nected with the firm of Elenswortlr
and Company, fruit dealers, at Bridge
vile.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
Riehards- tiemmInaer.

At the parsonage of Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church, No. 50s West
Twenty-frst street. yesterday Miss
Anna Ruth Richards of West Phila-
delphia and Edgar b. Hemminger of
Harrisburg, Pa. were married by the
Rev. j. H. Main. who is a brother-in-
law of the bride. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Mrs. Main. who
acted as matron of honor. and Lewis
Richards. of Philadelphia, was
groomsman. Only relatives were pres
ent at the reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hemminger left for wedding trip
South. a greater part of the time OF
which will be spent on the water.
They viii be at home in Harrisburg
after the middle OF November
-
Masquerade Party.
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$500 Reward $500
Five Hundred Dollars Reward

Mn be paid by the information leading the and
conviction Of who Illegally attempt
respectively
fictitious dwelling where
legal place residences provided by the Of the State Della
ware
THIS REWARD will paid leading arrest
and conviction this directly indirectly
brought this the illegal
registration o illegal
THIS REWARD will be paid for information leading the arrest
shall wuy
neglect perform his the
election, required by
THIS REWARD will also leading arrest
and conviction Of in
voting district Of this State the said be held the Fifth
day Of November, A. D.
THIS REWARD will be paid information leading the arrest
end conviction
goods bbs gift benefit reward for purchasing
influencing refuse to the polls
Election Day. also for the conviction has taken
bri vote
SIX REWARDS eondidons
iooooo) THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CASH.
follows;
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
GET YOUR GIFTS READY
Anything For Soldiers on Foreign Sta.
tons Goes Free. 81

WASHINGTON. Oct. sl.-Foliowirg a
custom inaugurated by the late Secretary
Alger' the War Department wiliagain this
year transport free Christmas fbbxes ,for
officers and soldiers on the foreign sia-
tons
Boxes for troops in the Phi,ippiaes uay
be consigned to the superintendent OF the
army transport service in san Franc SEQ.
and those for Cuba may be sent TO the
depot quartermaster at Newport News
Va tREs
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
THEATRICAL

Prom Broadway to the Bowery" is
slated TO hold the boards at the Ly-
ceum Theatre for three days COM
mencing tonight with usual matinees
Some Of the scenes are Chinatown and
Doyer street. the interior Of a paper
box factory, Herald Square. the sight
seeing automobiles and New York's
fashionable residence district. Chuck
Connors. better known as the Mayor
.of Chinatown, has a long acting part.
one OF the features Of Home Coming
Day is the show at the Garrick The
atre. Il is bill put together for
laughing purposes. "Sam'l Of Posen"
has been cordially received, and Mr..
Curtis comedy has been warmly ap-
plauded Adele Palmer & Co, in THE
Ice Man" The -Four Funny Nelson's
and several others so 70 make up the
comedy element Next to seeing the
great French auto races held recently,
the best thing is to see the moving pic
lures showing the event. IL Is thrilling
and marvellous In order that the crowd
may take In the show after the pariAle
Tonight the curtain at the Garrick viii
not go up until Q o'clock.
Digby Bell, IN the part Of Uncle Nat
IN James A. Herne's great home play,
"Shore Acres" under the direction #
the Mossrs. Shubert. win be the attrac-
tion at the Grand Opera House to-
morrow evening. Mr. Bells last ap-
pearance here in "The Education OF
Mr.. Pipp" stamped him as an artist Of
~, er-t -arly rrhara arc mare clean
laughs in rShore Acres than in a
dozen OF some farce comedies. Mr..
Bells supporting company includes
James T. Galloway, Leslie Stowe, S. s.
Wiltsie, Edwin August, stephen Clark
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
Pleasant Dance.

A dance was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brennan, of No.
f3G Valley Road. Saturday evening.
The following persons were present:
Miss Mary Brennan. Miss Catherine
Brennan. Miss Lizzie Brennan. Miss
Maggie Betz- John Brennan. Grover
Ewing. Harrington Williams and les
lie Mahan. an OF this city.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
Delaware State Anli-LicenSe Committee,

ANY promise any
brbe would entitled under the ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
1oooo the fine the bb
party
sold Thoe, possible
who sold his make SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
ssoooo he will furnish the evidence the
o
ADDRESS, DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS.
of Delaware, M. DAILY, rna Dover
Wilmington Market
nngn
Kent District Jas. Chairman,
County selbyv
Evening journal., 1907-10-31

We cannot understand why the op-
position ave opened up the Statistical
Campaign anew; but IN their advertis-
ing matter yesterday they compare
Maine with Ohio. and we therefore give
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
To Have nnok sunnor.

The Brandywine Violet Club wiz
give duck supper in their rooms IN
Brandywine Village on Saturday even
ing.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
MILLER DRUG CO.
4o4 Market Street

and Mrs. Frank V. Tlinn. Dr. Joseph p.
Pyle. William A. Luke. Mr.. and Mrs O.
C. Purdy Miss Florence ELY, Mrs. llick-
man. Miss Thompson and Howard Ely.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
Or. LuH Returns.

DTl LUT FiNIUTT8s
Or. J. NJ. Luff and the Misses Annie M
and Addie b. Luff. OF FELTON,, have 70
turned from an extended trip to Old Poini
Richmond and the jamestown Exposition
Evening journal., 1907-10-31

Haley entertained at a masquerade
party last night at Miss Haley's home,
No. 1910 West Eighth street. The
evening was much enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31

Lew welch. comedian and character
actor, in Hal Reid's "The Shoemaker"
viii be the attraction at the Lyceum
Theatre Nov. 4, s and 6. During the four
acts the scenes shift from the heart
OF the Bowery. New York, to the far
West. There viii be no advance in
prices and the usual matinees will be
given on each day. A special bargain
matinee viii be given on election day
Evening journal., 1907-10-31

son, Alice Haynes, Helen Whitman,
Ilizzie Masters. Dorothy Herne and the
interesting children. playing without
whom Shore Acres would not be
complete. The sale OF seats opened
yesterday morning.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31

The Delawafe State Federation of
Womens Clubs has adopted the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved That the executive board
is heartily in sympathy with the pres
ent no-license movement in the state
of Delaware. II is convinced that this
is neither political nor religious
movement. but moral one, safe
guorling the home ard vital to the
best interests of the state"
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
: The reason Postum builds

The reason Postum builds
up the human body to a
prime condition Of health,
is that when coffee is left y
off, the drug effects Of its
poison caffeine disappear
and the elements in Postum
unite with the albumen Of
food to make gray matter
and rebuild the delicate
nerve centres all over the
body and in the brain. This
sets up a perfect condition
Of nerve health, and the
resultgis that the entire
body feels the result Of it.
There's q Reason.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
SUNDAY Al union churoh.

on Sunday yimorning at Union NJ. +.
Church, Fifth and Washington streets,
the pastor, S. NJ. Pilchard. will preach
a temperance sermon on Elijah in the
Cave In the evening. Horace G East
burn VIII deliver temperance, address.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
FOR THE FIRST CONVICTION AS ABOVE, $500 REWARD
FOR TIE SECOND CONVICTION AS ABOVE. $3.50 REWARD
FOR THE THIRD CONVICTION AS ABOVE, siOO REWARD
FOR THE FOURTH CONVICTION AS AB0VE, SIS REWARD
FOR THE FIFTH CONVICTION AS ABOVE, $50 REWARD
FOR THE SIXTH CONVICTION AS ABOVE, SIS REWARD

ALL SUCH INFORMATION
DcaI district headquarter
y confidential the will revealed
Evening journal., 1907-10-31

Masquerade Party.
Miss Helen Byrne and Miss Isabelle
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06

affair last Friday evening. It wa: was
held in the Prinsburg schoolhouse
and young people from near and far
came to join in the fun. Baskets
with lunch were sold during the
evening, and very pleasant time
was enjoyed by all.
Gradus Brink from Spokane,
WASH. is home on months visit
with his parents and other rela-
tives.
Ben Wibbles has added neat ad-
dition to his house. It does not
look as if Ben would leave us for
North Dakota, where he bought a
quarter section of land last sum-
mer. That's right, Ben; Minneso-
ia is o. K.
J, Hoort, who has farmed here
for some years, intends to leave
here some time next winter and re-
turn to his old home in Chicago.
G. Wiersum from near Clara City
has rented the farm Mr.. Hoort and
family occupy.
Louis Talen from Raymond has
been spending a few days at N. Du-
bois' place the past week.
Miss Eta Shada has been sewing
at H. j. Roelofs' home the last
week.
Sale at w. Talen's place Friday,
the 18th.
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06
s -; : 'NA SlFnNGS<

Svea, Nov. 4.-Mr. and Mrs. M.
R. Swenson, Misses Ellen and Hill.
ma Swenson and Mr.. S. M. Sven
son went to Grove City last Satur-
day for a visit with relatives, re.
turning Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Freebere
went to Calmar. Iowa. last Thurs.
day for a couple of weeks visit
with relatives and friends there.
0. S. Rasmussen took his daughter
Elvira to St. Paul Thursday morn
ing to consult a physician for her
She has been sick for some time but
we are pleased to report that it i:
nothing serious.
At the meeting of the Y. P. S
last Friday evening it was decided
to have Thank ;giving festival il
Svea church.
The rain last week delayed tn,
fall work some.
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06
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Kandiyohi, Nov. S. Martin Me-
lander and John Carlson were sick
last week for few days.
Mrs. Jones and s.n Joseph, of
Fahlun, were visitors at the home
Of Jonas Enblom Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Edward Lundquist of Gran
ite Falls is spending few days Wis
iting with relatives here.
P. E. Lundquist and family
moved into their new residence last
week.
Edwin Hanson, formerly assistant
buttermaker here, spent a few days
Of last week renewing acquaintance
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Norman Wis
tied at Frank Broman's home on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Berg of Gen.
nessee visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Johnson Sunday.
N. C. SorenoSn and wife were
Rosendale visitors a few days last
week.
The dime social given at the
home of Mrs. John Anderson last
Saturday was we'll attended, ano
81. .35 was added to the church fund
Miss Amy Swenson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Swenson, un'
derwent an operation for appendi
citis at Litchfeld last Wednesday
She is at this writing getting along
nicely, which her many friends are
glad to hear.
4 dime social will be held at thf
home of Henry Broman next Thurs
day afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Hultgren, Mis-
Lutina Glader and Mrs. F. Glader
of Atwater, attended the social her
on Saturday afternoon.
The stockholders Of the Farmer
Union Elevator Co. held their an
nual meeting last Saturday after
noon. Quite a number of tn
stockholders were present an
showed great interest in the meet
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06
NEW LONDON NEWS.

John and Arthur Fernelius re-
turned last Friday from Campbell,
Minn., where they have been
threshing. They report fair crops
in that section of the country.
Martin Warness and Gust Han
son left recently for Cass Lake to
be on hand when the hunting sea-
son opens. They both expect to
bag some big game.
Anton Ziehl, whose barn was
burned to the ground a couple of
months ago, is busy rebuilding it..
He has a force of eight carpenters
at work, and expects to have it
completed before the cold weather
sets in.
Elmer Benson returned to his
home in Chicago after spending the
summer in the town of Lake An
drew, working for Alfred Gustaf-
son. Wallace Benson of Lake An
drew accompanied him as far as
Minneapolis, where he will visit.
Miss Jennie Fernelius was mar
ried last week to Mr.. Claude Butch
er, of South Dakota. Mr.. and Mrs.
Butcher are making their home in
Merido, S. Oak. where Mr.. Butch
er is employed as brakeman on the
Great Northern line.
Sixteen credits are required for
graduation from the high school.
At present Ida Broberg has twelve
and a half and Lottie Halvorson has
eleven and half. These two pu-
pills constitute the Senior class, and
will graduate in June. The Junior
class consists of Allie Olson, Minnie
Parker and Jennie Smithson.
Sven Anderson, who lives in the
town Of Roseville, suffered an at
tack of paralysi, in his right hand
Friday morning. He was hitching
up a horse, with the intention OF
coming to New London, when the
bride fell from his hand and he
then discovered that he could not
use his hand at all. DR.. Hoftoe
was called and thinks that in time
he will regain the use of his hand,
Andreas Amundson, an old settler
Of Lake Andrew, died at 10 O'Clock
Monday forenoon, Oct. %, of ole
age. Deceased was born on Hasse
Island, in Northern Norway, anc
at the time of his death was 7;
years and ten months old. He
leaves to mourn him, his wife; one
daughter, Mrs. Helena Erickson, Of
Hopkins; and five sons, Frederick
Theodore, Alfred, Andrew and Her
man, all residing in Lake Andrew
|-NeW London Times.
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06

Prinsburg. Nov. 3.-The rain of
last week has put a stop to the busy
grain hauling. Prices just now be-
ing way down, the farmer is not
as sorry as he might be. The roads
are very heavy and in poor condi-
tion generally.
Mrs. Dubois spent three days with
her parents near Priam last week.
Meanwhile Nick had to "bach it"
alone.
John Nieuwenhuis was in Ray
mond Monday.
Mrs. Gasterland visited with her
daughter Mrs. DeLange in Ray
mond last week.
Harry Hoogeveen and wife visit
ed with the G.. Stob family in Ray
mond Tuesday and did some fall
shopping in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hersch-
er have left for Renville, where
they will visit with their son, Law
renee, Jr. They intend to leave
for Chicago some time this week.
Mrs. R. Groen, who is here from
Washington, has been visiting her
many friends in this vicinity the
past week. She will leave again
Monday. Mrs. Gayheart Of Ray
mond expects to travel with her as
far as Spokane.
Mrs. Garret Slagter and Tina
Markus were Raymond visitors
Thursday. Miss Tina expects to
spend the winter in Raymond in
order to learn dressmaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Roelofs spent
a day last week visiting with w.
Talen's family in Raymond.
Abe Bouwma and family, Of Ray
mond, worshipped in Prinsburg
Sunday and al % visited with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Van den
Einde.
A week ago threshing was entire
ly done in this vicinity. Last year
at this time threshing was but halt
done. This shows what pleasant
fall this has been, another cause for
being thankful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Groenveld
left for Pease, Minn., their future
home, last Thursday. The best
wishes of the entire community fol
low them.
R. Roelofs was in Raymond
Thursday and visited with the Rui
sink family.
A ghost social was very unique
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06
IRVING INDEX
H=I -----%~ee ees.A<A'-=--

Irving, Nov. 4.-The sad news
was received last week of the death
Of Mrs. Forest Clark. Mrs. Nor
man Clark left at once for Roscoe,
S. D., to attend the funeral of her
daughter in-law.
Martin Larson was a Willmar
visitor last week.
Many Of our farmers who hauled
grain to town last week were COM
PEELED to take it home again, the
elevator, having stopped buying
grain of any kind. We hope they
will soon resume business.
Peter Williamson is busy finish
ing his contract on county ditch
No. 9. The work should have been
done before, but on account of the
high water the past three years it
has been impossible to finish it on
time.
Geo. Olson returned from North
Dakota last Friday. George has a
claim in Bowman county, on the
line of the new Milwaukee railroad.
There will be a turkey shoot at
C. A. Kullberg's place Saturday,
Nov. %. Charley has about rs fine
turkeys to dispose of.
The rain Of last week was very
welcome. Everything was so dry
that one dreaded fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Larson came
back Saturday from their North
Dakota claim. Mr.. Larson's claim
adjoins a new townsite and he ex-
poets it to become very valuable.
There will be an entertainment
given by the scholars of Dist. No.
90 Thanksgiving week. A good
program is assured.
The auction at Bachmann was
we'll attended in spite of the rain.
Everything brought a good price,
COWS especially.
Mrs. Anton Bye is reported very
i'll with pneumonia. DR.. Newman
Of New London is attending her.
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06
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John Styles went to Mortified
last Friday and visited Harrison
Sherwood, who is attending Carle-
ton College.
A number ofthe High school boys
were among those who attended the
Minnesota-C Chicago game at Min
neapolis last Saturday.
Monday was teachers visiting
day and as a result the city schools
enjoyed a vacation. The majority
of the teachers visited the twin city
schools.
The High school football team
was defeated at Litchfeld last Fri
day afternoon by the team of that
place to the tune Of Al to 0. In
this as in the Granite Falls game
Willmar's chief weakness was lack
of practice. Scarcely any practice
had been done during the week pre-
ceding the game, and it is almost a
wonder that the score was not larg-
er than it was. Willmar was also
slow in lining up, and to this Litch-
fields first touchdown was due. In
the second scrimmage of the game
Litchfeld had their play started be-
fore Willmar had lined up and by
the time the Willmar line was
awake the ball was down the field.
After that it was a procession for
Litchfeld. There were times. how
ever, when Willmar made good
gains thru the Litchfeld line, Os-
wald Grangaard being the chief
ground gamer. On LitchfeId's 20
yard line Willmar attempted a drop
kick but the line failed to hold and
the kick was blocked. During the
last part Of the first half George
Engh was injured and his place at
left tackle was taken by Gust4f
Thunstedt. Owing to darkness,
only ten minutes of the last half
was played. Willmar's lineup was
as follows: right end, Warren
Dram; right tackle, Edwin Sletten;
right guard, William Lynn; Center,
Edgar Sather; left guard, Floyd
Polifka; left tackle, George Engh,
Gustaf Thunstedt; left end, Fred
Smith; fullback, Oswald Grangaard !;
left half, Redge Sharpe; right half,
Victor Selvig; quarter, Walter Min
ton: substitute. Roy Cramer.
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06
ATWATER ITEMS.

The marriage Of Miss Georgia
Frida Busch to Mr.. Reuben Bro
man last Wednesday afternoon was
one of the happy events Of the
week. The Rosendale M. E. church
was the scene of the wedding, which
was solemnized at two o'clock in
the presence Of a large number OF
invited relatives and friends. Rev.
A. G. Hultgren Of Atwater per-
formed the ceremony. Following
the ceremony at the church nearly
one hundred guests assembled at
the brides home in the town of
Danielson, where Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Anderson gave a reception for
the bridal pair. They will go to
housekeeping on the August Bro
man farm, as the groom will have
charge of his fathers place. His
parents will remove to Atwater.
This evening at $50 the resi-.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
Jones will be the scene of a quiet
wedding, when their niece, Miss
Florence M. C. Nelson, will be
united in marriage to Archie D
Lacy. The ceremony will be per
formed by Rev. E. W. Akers in the
presence of only a few relatives anc
intimate friends. The bride anc
groom are both wellknown Atwate]
young people and a host of Friends
will extend hearty congratulations
Mrs. E. w. Akers left on Wednes
day for her old home in Berkshir,
Hills, Mass, in response to a mes
sage announcing the serious lines
Of her aged mother. The parent
of Mrs. Akers are both we'll ad
vanced in years and this will be tn,
first visit that she has made to tn
old home for some time.
Claude DeTar has accepted a po
sition as messenger in the TELEGRAPH
department of the Great Northern
at Grand Forks, N. D.. He lef
Wednesday morning for St. Pau
and from there went to assume hi
Inew position. .-Atwater Press.
Willmar tribune., 1907-11-06
From Another Correspondent.

From Another Correspondent.
Kandiyohi, Nov. 5.-Reuben Pc
terson is working for A. P. ..Solmon-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lundquist of
Granite Falls visited at the home of
Mrs. John Lundquist Sunday.
C.. Gabrielson received the sad
news from Minneapolis last Thurs
day that his sister, Mrs. P. M.
Lind, had very suddenly died.
Miss Josie Carlson returned to
her home in Whitefeld last Sautr-
day.
Andrew Johnson from the Farm
ers Elevator in Atwater was in
Kandiyohi Monday.
Miss Julia Peterson returned last
Wednesday from St. Cloud, where
she had been visiting with her Sis
ter Luella
Mrs. Nels Swenson from Excel
sior is visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
The Farmers Elevator received
two carloads of wood Monday.
Miss Hi]ma Anderson, who is
working at the restaurant, is spend
ing week at her home. Clara
Gabrielson is taking her place al
| the restaurant.
Rev. S. A. Lindholm will preach
his farewell sermon at Tripolis
! Nov. "a.
At the annual meeting Of the
Farmers Union Elevator Co. las