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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-07

The following item Il taken FROM a
Sheridan, wyO., paper aud the s1sd'
den death Of Mr., Frazier viii he sad
news 90 hls many friends 10 this Hnd
adjoining communities.
sunday afternoon, 1as. ~, Mr.
d a FRAZIER. of STOREY. wyomiug,
dropped dead as be was passing
along south Main street lu front VI
McMahOn's bar0er shop, lie wa
ON bis way % Missouri aud had ar
ranged with barney smith and a.
L. Wolfe - bring Ia a bunch VI
horses which helntSUdcd shipplug 20
some southern marset. hc lad
stopped at the Great Western hdtrl.
aud soon alter dlaneF paid hlu hil.
aud started down the streeG be.
FORE going a block abe UnexpTcbed
summons came and ha SEA upoa ths
sidewalk l~tclcss Tie WA taken "a
Smytn's undertaking pariUrs wheng
the body was prepared Tor burial
On Moeday tno rsInulns we're TAI
ZEN 60 the h0me uf a. H. Wolie uu
Plney Creek, aud tpe funeral uecep,
cd irom there this aiternOuu az ons
o'ciock. ntccassa sas bUrn % Ken
tucky aud Wds hbuat 81 svats oFd.
he cume 20 wyoming ~ years aSV
aud las made hts hume with th,
family ut Az. wWsS rradlag aud
buying aud seliing stock has boa
hts principal business aud he hal
accumulated conuidenll,tc properly
He had no RELATIVES IA tais part q
the country and 90 noar oolss Any
where thag he Gnew II.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-07
ALL rnE WORLD

IL "a stage, aud ltailard's SNOW LAni-
uient plays IA most prominent part.
IL has NO superior for rheumatism,
sun Joints, cuts. sprains and all
pains. Buy q, try Il aud sou viii
always use g. Anybody who has
nsed nallard's snow Llnimeut Il d
hvtug proof 81 what a does.
nuy a trial bottle, 25c, Nc aud
Sl.U0.
sud by Opera DugStore
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-07
FROM BELLAMY.

The first time l saw Bates county
was 10 the merry month OF May.
1853. In company with a gang of
brick makers and brick layers ia the
employ OF Messrs. Lynn s. Martin.
who had taken n contract to build
a brick court house at Butler, we
lett warnnsburg on board a praiEle
schooner with Pat Maloney as cap.
tain and chief engineer.
When well out from Holden away
from everybody and everything ex-
cept the prairie aud the trail. ouF
transportation suddenly came 20 "a
halt aud Pat blandly inquired,
where's yes a goln.'2
After some p~arlcying Pat agreed
60 prooeed on condition that all the
five freight walk except on the down
grade. And we walked about ais
OF the way except a few miles Just
north OF Butter which distance we
were permitted 20 ride "a part 81 the
timel with a teamster who was al
ready overloaded with goods from
Pleasant Hin.
Before leaving Warpusburg two
boys were employed To work with
us as OF bearers on the brick yard,
Before reaching Big Greek where we
camped the first night out we pass
ed through "a small toNn where we
noticed that our boys had lcit Us.
They had thken a near aud turn
ed 40 az camp an hour later.
About sunEot some OF the citizens
passed our camp aud recognising
the boys asked who're they going etc
The next day about 10 a. m. tha "a.
Their 10 one ot the boys overlook us
aud with large aud loud CUES words
wanted 20 know what we were do.
ing with his hoy. Our spokesman,
about shree times as large az myself
very meeklyg gave him the facts IN
the case ]Whereupon hla anger coolcd
materially aud be took his wander.
ing boy up bebind him on bis hors,
aud turned toward hts home. ",
reached Butler after dark on the sec
ond day aud found accommodation
at a hotel ACROSS the street east Of
tho Palace hotel Our brick var,
was located a mile or so south o
town on the form % Mr.. Dickin
son. Cleaned out his stable making
d. a Kitchen and pantry OF thu cas-
p wing, diuiug oom and paTlOT 81 ID
!. main building and sleeping quarter
4 OF tho west wing or shed, The COW
were penned Ia the stable lot a
hight One al them occupied ou
sleeping apartment vita us on
might and succeeded lie ~eurtallih
several Of Our garments bsiore %
was discovered,
Mrs Lynn WAS our chiS cook an
> iandlady, and as she waa Irish 60,
we sometimes had our victua.
seryed 10 us pretty hot One p
deeming ieatun about ihcm va
their Irish did not scem 70 BE- az q
4 samo quality, wheu Que was ma
the Other was sun 10 hR "a = gOu
hum0r But a climax was neachs
one day when tue enuw crew, soN
lpeb, were hnad bodily lrom 4
quarters We toand very good sbs
y tsF aud hced at Mn@ Patsou's basr
las housn
80 oFa1F 70 cave iimslQ eur q
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Read the TRIpuNE. 500.

Read the TRIBUNE. $1.00.
We will give you the TRIBUNE
and the New Idea magazine one
year for S1.Oo.
Jacob Maurrr, Sr., is reponed
sick with LaGuppe at his home on
East Wa nut ST
Mr.. VIM. Youard, Of the wa
ter works station, has been quite
seriously sick the past week.
Rev. Guy 2. Moore and little
son Lyman, of Golden City, Wis
tied Mr.. j. D. Moore Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Phillips and eh,idrsn
left Tuesday night Tor a visit TO her
mother, Mrs. a. Il. Ball, at Fl
Worth, Tex.
Mrs. Sadie Rockwell, Of Dallas,
Tex, is in the city, the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, ). L.
ShaekeIiord.
w. T. Marsh, Patsy SAmuelson,
z. A. MEG arty and A. P. Stebbins
will invoice the Stewart stock OF
goods tor the bankruptcy court.
j. w. Berry, late with the Nc.
Kibben Mercantile Co. a, Butler,
has accepted a position with the
Cowles.M cKibben Mere. Co. OF
this city.
I. ]. Kimbrough sold his prop
erty in this city to Mrs. E A.
Butler last Thursday and viii
continue his residence in Cha
mute, Kss.
Notwithstanding the weather las
Saturday, enough members Of the
Republican Central Committee go
together at Butler to issue a call 70.
a County convention to be held or
Tuesday, Feb. a6th, at Butler. Th'
township conventions will he hel'
on Saturday the 10th. The Off cia
call is published elsewhere in ,hi
issue, The purpose Of the con
yenti9n is TO nominate a candidate
for County School Superintendent
j. NJ Wheatley was in the cit!
last Saturday with farm pro
ducts TO sell. While in the cit!
lhe made a pleasant call on tn
, TRIBUNE. He reports that a
the sale of Mr.. Swarens OF
Friday, a team of horses sold 70
500, shoats sold at SI7, mile
cows At SOS TO $40 and everything
else in proportion. The COR
sold for IS cents. EyerythinI
brought good prices. Mr.. s
is going west. The auction
eer asked the people To bid u
well, for Mr.. Swarens wa
going west and he wanted I
send him away in good shape a
he didn't know what shape b
would be in when he came bach
The people did as requested.
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Read The Tribuas.
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should yoar balls sonerg whsn he
islrettal und Rstks, dont expen.
meat an him and acc any ola thlng
yoar nrlgabor recomuseads buy .
battle u Whites Gran ysrmihage
gNatest kaown worm meiiclne ana
cure Tor an ohildURs aiseaSs Il =
mlld In lie actoa balids % the sys
ten makes shln psay bahhea lat
Nna .. e. smith. Tampa. Fla
WHITES .Ny baby wac this aud
sesg, eould nol retain lts tlod and
vrtc0 al nlsht tUaed oa bolte II
Whlleis Cnoam vernilage ana h 4
teN days baby Was lanshlnHhappy,
ana wa
eea y cgsga pgsg e@spA
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Walhas ssrss, a. q Church

Walhat strosi "a. g. Church.
Preaching az this church eucll
Sunday at na M, andT,a0 p IA.
sunday School AZ 0.l5 a a.
Junior League a. $50 p IA.
Epworth League at 6.So p m
Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening a. 7;S0
Tho puble arc cordially m,is.
.ea to ailen5.
~ RyAs ysssaA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-07

WASrKp--Two young msu ~
travel TOT = large Chicago h0psR snt
issm . god basias.s q whiS6 ,
promotion can s0oa bs had LID
.ral eomm,.sioa tEom shs sssi,.-
h c. PESplxTOS, kiaasgst, Gsn.
psla Japlln, Ne,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Subscribe for Tue TRIBUNE.

Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE.
send as the news b. wire. Our
aclephone IL No. &C.
We win give you the TRIBUNE
and McCall's magazine one year
for Si.00.
DR.. slater's dental office will.
be closed hereafter on Monday
and Tuesday.
John Garrison IS putting up 500
loads Of ICE. w. a, McPnrron Is
dolag the hauling.
Mis- Olivia Bsggs has returned
from an extended visit 20 tuvuds a.
Kansas CITY, No.
l. Zee, Who has been on the
eek he, tor several days. We are
glad 10 note, is improving.
Mrs. LIZ. wsavsr,ot Burlington,
lows, 70 here on = visit 10 her faith
e., W. J. Cox, and other relatives,
j. c. GriRgs is just getting
over a spell OF / aGrippe. Better
be . little careful Grippe is
rightly named.
G. II. Walters went 70 Nevada
10 attend the regular monthly
meeting Of the Board Of Asylum
Managers Monday.
Vim. Klotsche was in from r.
i. D. No. . Monday attending 70
pensiou matters, he reports his
son who Is recovering from q SO.
we're spell Of typhoid fever as not
yet wei but slowly improving,
Mrs. W. b. Chancellor return
cd from a meeting of a society Of
the Kansas City Presbytery last
Saturday where arrangements
were made 10 hold the societies
annual meeting In Rich Hin some
time in April.
Monday was pension day and
most Of the pensioners faeed the
weather and had their vouchers
msde out but more tnan usual
had 10 be visited AZ their homes.
The cold weather made walking
more comfortable than riding
and some walked i've or six miles
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-07
Money 70 Loan.

have a few thousand dollars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
H. P. Robinson.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-02-07
1907 IHaFy n = woFaudum aud
Acct. tboOk for wa eats.

c A. snow a Co, Patent LAWYER
81 Washington, ID a., have nuw
Fcady their DiA9 aud Memorandum
book fof 1877, which they will send
on receipt Of postage, : cents This
iittle book 10 useiul No wbev sl~e
chat w know cen 40 mneh b had
lsg ~ N,tls.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-23
NEW HAVEN R. R.
HAS ISSUED
DEBEN7URES

The New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company announces this
morning the issuance OF $4,000 600 i'm con-
yertiblc debenture certificates bearing 8
per cent interest per annum. payable
semi-annualy, all payable In gold or It's
equivalent OH Jan. IL, 1913.
The debentures are TO be convertible
into shares OF the conrpany's capital
stock after Jan. l5 1923. The announce
mcnt Is made to the stockholders OF the
road. to holders of its 3is per cent con-
vertible debenture certificates of the is
sue of Jan. /. 1906. and TO holders OF war
rants for subscriptions TO such deben-
lures or OF receipts for subscriptions TO
such debentureS upon which three In
stallments have been paid.
IL is announced by the treasurer. A
S. May. that the new debentures will be
either debentures registered as to princi-
pal and interest for 500, $1,000 or $4,000. or
coupon debentures for the principal OF
5000. In this city the debentures are
handled by the Rhode Island Hospital
Trust company.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-23
RECORDED At CITY HALL
REAL ESTATE coNvEYANcEs.

REAL ESTATE CoNvEYANCEs.
John L. Candelet ct ux. Eliza, 10 Wal
ter Csndelet ct ux., Florabele. two lots
on tho easterly side of Sackett court;
consideration $40.
James T. Lockwood ct ux., Alice K.,
George j. Holden ct ux., Mary F.. and
Knowles a. Smith TO A. j. Smith Realty
company. all interest In following: Lot
and Improvements on the easterly side
of Benefit street. two lots and improve
ments on the southerly side OF Laura
street, Is lots on William Randall plat
on the southerly side of Northup avenue.
lot and improvements on the southerly
side OF Potter avenue; consideration $40.
Henry B. Scott ct ux, Mabel A. Scott,
To a. j. Smith Realty company. all in
terest i'm the real estate described in the
deed last above cited: consideration 81.
James r Lockwood ct ux., Alice X.
George j. Holden ct ux., Mary F.. and
Knowles A. Smith, to Mabel A. Scott, all
interest I'm following: Lot and improve
ments on the northerly side of Ernest
street, lot and improvements on the
northerly side OF Norwich avenue. two
lots and improvements on the northerly
side of Binney street; consideration $40.
Antonio Luckine 10 Mary LtTckine, lot
and improvements on the southerly side
OF Fairmount avenue, subject TO mort
gage for $500: consideration $i00.
New England Land company TO Daniel
ID. Carmody ct ux.. Winifred lot on
tho casterly sideSof Fairfield avenue;
consideration 81.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
John 7. Carmody TO John G. Smith. 20
lots with buildings and improvements on
Ophelia, Hilarity. Bowlet. Siinfield and
Grmwood streets: $2SO0
Lucy j. Spicer to louisa r. I. Spicer,
lot aTt buildings on the northerly side
Of Althea street. subject to prior mort
gage for $3.50; $500.
Walter Candclet ct ux.. Florabelle. 10
Proprietors of Swan Point cemetery. lot
and buildings on the easterly side of
Saxon court; s170O
William o. Blanding, to trustees under
the will of Charles H. Perkins. lot and
buildings on the southeasterly side of
Weybosset street. lot and buildings cor
ner Of Waterman and Cooke streets; $55,-
600
DISCHARGES OF REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES
Thomas +. McVicker by Roger Will
liams Savings Fund and Loan associa-
ton; $500.
Manoel $. Ramos. by Union Baptist So
clety; 5000.
Arzuoman Arzuomaniar, by Edward ].
Chaffee: $780,
James l.. O'Hara ct ux., Rose A., by
William r. Randall: $50.
Jamse O'Neill, by Patrick Il. Canning;
$500.
Francesca Porcela ot ux., Teresa, by
Charles S. Mowry; 500.
ATTACHMENT
Edward ]. McGuinness by Kenyon
Printing and Manufacturing company, lot
and buildings on westerly side OF Walling
streetCs1O0
ASSIGNMENT OF WAGES.
Nicola Granierl TO Domenlco Granieri,
from city OF Providence, TO Nov. Is. 1908.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-23

nents on a lot Of land including said
,roperty--that Leo 8. Meyer; OF said
Arlington. Massachusetts. on behalf OF
themselves and associates, To be known
AZ The Vanity Fair Amusement Com
pany. a corporation. are pamed az TIE
Is land including said property; thai
aid The Vanity Fair Company, executed
Us indenture dated September 10th. 1907.
and recorded September 14th OF the same
year, purporting to be general assign.
ment for the benefit OF creditors Of all
OF It's property including the said property
ldence. and Thomas j. Mcnamara. of
Clinton Massachusetts: that Leo Gordon.
OF Coney Island, New York. claims the
non-slcohoiic drinks and leo cream upon
the said property subject to certain re-
strictions under and by virtue OF an
agreement with him by. said The Vanity
agreement between the same parties.
We command you To cite the said The
Vanity Fair Company. John J; Banisan'
Leo s.; Meyer. James T: Mcguire. Ber-
nard Monahan. Joseph j. Meixner. John
4. Meixner. oGorman CO., Charles. r.
Gorman G GiIpin ininS Printing ss" Co. Bernard % r.
McGarry. Allen a. Reed. Inc. Aldrich &
Shea Construction Co, Browning B. Nick
e, srsSn. George II: CaqheId, Henry G; Nc
Thomas J. MCNAMARA, Leo Gordon, NJ
". Cartier & Sons Company, Union Hard
ware and Electric supply Company. Ed
win A. Smith, Clarence s. Angel Eu-
gene p. Lynch. William l.. Adams.
Charles f. Dudley. Frederick A. Clark:
William II. Angell Anthony Coal and
Lumber Company, willard Howland.
Henry Hastings. George H. Smith. Web
ster Bruce. and Congdon Carpenter Com
pany TO appear. IL they shall see 1T. be-
fore our Superior Court at Providence
within the County OF Providence. on the
10th day OF December, A. D., 1907, and
show cause. II any they have. why said
lien should not be allowed and enforced
by said court for the amount claimed.
Hereof fail not and make true return
OF this writ with your doings thereon.
Witness the Seal of Superior Court,
at Providence, this 18th day OF November,
A. d.. 1907
a true copy-Attest:
ALBERT o. COATES,
Deputy Sheriff.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-23
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

Office of tho Clerk of the
Superior Court.
To the Sheriffs of our several Counties
or to their Deputies. GREETING;
o.. 50
Whereas Union Hardware e. Electrical
supply CSmPsny cGrpgpSalGlah Sea'fn
said County and State, has filed pc
tition I'm equity in said office represent
ing that The Vanity Fair Company q
corporation organized Under me avs S ,o OF
Gated and doing business in the town oi
East Providence. In said County and
state, is indebted to II in the sum or
sl9is.5o. besides lnterest aee1rans ne,,f;nn .p
materials furnished without written
contract in the construction, erection
and reparation of certain DuIiuihgsii 40 70
wit Fighting Ista fLoo,b d9e ria%es a rectanguiar lar
r.ooden building between said soda
Sooth and the "Bijou Theatre" "Bi;
joS Theatres RudInssy E,ylnF FAdmISissra aDTsss
ton Buiiding," Amusement Building.
".The Infant Incubator" College Inn,
.,isnwer House" "Chutes." open Air
Theatre" "Shed," dining room. kitchen.
and cold storage plant tool shed.
Ali OF the above described buildings
belonging to said The Vanity Fair COM
pany subject To the conveyances aud
incumbrances hereinafter specified. and
being situated in said Town Of East
land in said Town of East Providence
now owned by said The Vanity Fair
Company I'm fee simple. subject TO the
conveysnces and incumbrances here
matter specified, on the westerly side OF
Pawtucket Avenue. bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
BEGINNING at the northeasterly corner
Of said tract at . granite bound twenty
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-23
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

Office of tho Clerk of the
Superior Court.
To the SherIffs of our several Counties
or to their Deputies, GREETING:
Whereas willard Rowland of Chelsea,
Massachusetts. Henry Hastings OF
Boston, Massachusetts,, George Ill.
Smith. of Lynn, Massachusetts,. and
Webster Bruce, OF Lynn, Massachu-
setts, copartners doing business In
Maiden. Massachusetts. as the Lynn
Jncandescent lamp Company, has
filed petition In equity in said office
representing that the Vapity Fair
under the laws Of the state OF Rhode
Island. and located and doing busi-
ness in the Town of East Providence,
in said County of Providence and
said state OF Rhode Island, Is in
debted to them in the sum of s2S7l.co.
besides interest. according 10 the
account filed with said petition. for
materials furnished under written
and reparation OF certain buildings,
CD Bail Room" (3) Amusement
ing" IS ADMINISTRATION Building"
C6J "Chutes." CD THE Infant Incu-
bator." (s) college Inn"
All OF the above described buildings
Company. subject to the convey
ances and membranes hereinafter
specified, and being situated in said
Town OF East Providence, upon that
,f East Providence, now owned by
FHrd Tho Vanity Fair Company I'm
fee simple subject TO the conveyances
and membranes hereinafter speci-
tucket Avenue. bounded and described
as follows, TO witt
Beginning az the northesterly corner
ef said tract at granite bound twenty
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-23

Hereof fail not, and make true return
OF this writ with you. doings thereon
Witness. the Seal or our Superior Court,
at Providence. this 18th day OF November
A. u. 1907
A true copy--Attest.
ALBERT O. COATES.
Deputy Sheriff. nz2,2J,so
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-23
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

has been used for over 60 years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething. with perfest success
1t soothes the child. softens the gums,
allays all pain; cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Sold by Druggists I'm every
part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take
no other kind.
Guaranteed under the food and drugs
act. June 30. 1906. Serial number l09S
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-30
en- kANt>U4 ~
($42 DQ1ljNG&

KANDIYOHI, Jan. 29.-The annual
meeting of the Kandiyohi Central
Creamery Association was held last
Saturday afternoon. The regular
routine business was transacted such
as reading the reports, etc. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
August Lundquist: vice president,
Charles thallberg: secretary, John
Gabrielson: treasurer, Charles Mel
son. The creamery is in an excellent
condition. Nearly three million
pounds of milk were received during
the year, aad there was cash bal
ance of nearly 81 300 on hand at the
end OF the year. A rule was adopted
that no milk or cream be received
from any person less than four times
a week during summer and three times
week during winter.
The Kandiyohi camp of Royal
NelghbOrs gave a package social al
the hall last Friday evening. A good
sized crowd was present and the pro.
ceeds amounted to about $40.
Mr.: and Mrs. Jonas Bengtson en-,
tertained a number of their friends
last Sunday.
A basket social and entertainment,
will be given by the school in the hal
in the near future
John Graft returned to Minneapolis
asst Wednesday, after having spent q
week visiting at the home of his broth
er-in-law, John Lundquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Glader of At
water visited at the home Of Peter
Norman last Sunday.
in W:illmar Monday on business.
Mr.. Holm of Atwater is spending q
few days visiting friends here.
Miss Hilma Norman was in Litch
field Monday.
Peter Headman OF Willmar was il
this vicinity last week selling nursery
stock.
Elmer Thulin left last week for Min
neapO]is: and from there he went te
Denver to take a position in rail
wav office.
Peter Swanson, who has been sec
ton foreman here for some time, left
last week for Litchfeld, where he will
hold similar position.
Leonard johnson, who has been
conducting a general merchandise
store here for the last few months.
moved his goods to Atwater last week
and will discontinue his business here.
August Gabrielson came up from
the cities last week and will remain at
home for some time.
German Hanson, who has been EN-
ployed at the Kroona blacksmith shop
for the last year, left last Sunday
morning for his home in Wisconsin.
Street lamps will be the next thing
that will adorn our village. They will
be put up in the near future.
A coal famine has just about struck
our village. Our coal dealers sold
the last of their supply last week, and
they don't know when they will get
any more. MIKE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-30
l. axe Elizabeth

LAKE ELIZABETH, Jan. 29.-Miss
Ada Anderson of Cokato, who has
been visiting with the Meline family
for couple of weeks, returned to hel
home last Monday.
Alarge party OF relatives and friends
was invited to the home of A. He'd
berg in tennessee last Sunday, the
occasion being the celebration Of Mrs.
Hedberg's 6lst birthday anniversary
A fine rug was presented to Mrs. He'd
berg. the presentation speech being
made by Rev. A. Nelson. The guests
had a most delightful time.
Richard Danielson, who has been
employed as clerk in Leonard John
sons department store in Atwater,
has resigned his position and is al
present staying at home.
Chas Hedlund returned home last
Monday, after visit with his folks
near Dassel.
Mrs. Per Olson, who has been very
sick for long time, is reported some
what better, and we hope she will re-
cover soon.
Some of our young people spent last
Tuesday evening at F. T. Johnson's
home.
Albin Nelson, our assistant butter
maker. spent Wednesday evening with
his home folks.
Miss Hattie Campbell of Kandiyohi
has been visiting with Emma Norine
for few days.
Meline & Johnson, our hustling
merchants, have been busy during the
past week taking account of stock.
If you want good price for what you
sell and low price on what you buy,
come to this store. They can com.
pete with the catalog houses.
The Young Peoples society of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will give
coffee social at Mat Mattison's home
next Sunday. Everybody invited.
The farmers have been busy putting
up ice for the creamery the past week.
A party was given in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. John Walline last Saturday
evening. Everybody reported good
time.
Carl Uner and family spent Sunday
at the Lund home.
Emil Edmund vi sited at Meline'
last Sunday.
PEN HOLDER.