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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-04

Continued from YESTERDAY
About eight miles below Fergus
Falls was a point called DAYTON. a
prospective town site and rival to
Fergus Falls. The Wright family
of St. Cloud, were the owners OF
the site.
Our difficulties multiplied from
day to day. We were always in
doubt over which channel to choose.
Islands were constantly barring the
way as we commenced to navigate
the treacherous Breckenridge bends
as they were known. Growing mar
rover and swifter, the stream was
now filled with snags which stub
bornly disputed our passage.
Finally, we reached the old
crossing of the Otter Tail, where
trains of famous Red river carts had
crossed for many year with their
precious loads of fur. An armv of
these carts was moving on St. Paul
when we reached the crossing. We
saw 600 carts in one long line. These
carts, as all old-timers know, were
owned by the Hudson's Bay com.
panv and other independent dealers.
St. Paul was the great distributing
center.
There was not piece of iron in
the makeup of these rude vehicles.
Primitive indeed, they were rough
hewn and hand made entirely OF
wood. The wooden axles were never
creased, for that would have
ruined the wheels. The result was
a nerve-wracking creaking which
heralded the approach of the carts
from a great distance.
We encounted fierce electrical
storm at this point. One thing
that kept us in constant alarm after
leaving Otter Tail was the fear that
the great drive of logs from the saw
mill at McCauleyville might over.
whelm us at any time. Fortunately
for us, though we were unaware OF
this almost providential interven.
ton, the boom broke loose in the
Otter Tail lake and in a big wind
the logs were scattered. It took
much time to round them up, and
we were spared.
wild fowl were very plentiful and
the stream was full of young ducks.
The men collected eggs in abundance
and wild fruits were plentiful. We
saw great schools OF fish. In crowd.
ing around bends many of them were
thrown upon the, RATS.
Where the river occasionally
ightened out for considerable
distance, we spread blankets and
made time by sailing. At Fort
Abercrombie we met the officers and
their families and these glimpses Of
civilization made our trip less lonely.
The point of interest beyond the
fort was called twenty-five Mile
Point mail station.
In the middle of July we tied up
at the point where Fargo and Moor.
head now stand. Two brothers
named Holes had taken claims on
either side of the river. Up and
down the river for 20 miles on either
side eager settlers had taken claims
in the expectations that they had
secured the magic ground where the
Northern Pacific would locate the
crossing Three miles down the
river from Moorhead and Fargo was
farm owned by a man named
Probtsfeld. Governor Smith wanted
to secure this farm for the railroad
crossing. He was particu a RI
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Mohr-McMiIIian Entertainment.

The entertainment promised by
the Minneapolis Journal will be given
in the city hall on Friday evening
this week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-04
WAS FIRST WHITE WOMAN
TO GO DOWN RED RIVER
Mrs. p L. Knappen of Tensrike Tells Trihune
Very Interesting Story Of Her Early Career in
the Red River Valley.

1.-The following article appeared the Minneapolis Tribune of Feb
IS AS the lady mentioned prominently the story ~ Knappen)
well known here, the Pioneer reproduces
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
Mitehe,i-eheIson.

The home of MIR. and Mrs. 2. 7.
Gholson was the scene of a very
pretty wedding last Wednesday
evening. when their daughter. Miss
Edith Lydia Gholson, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Alexander Mitchell
by Rev. F. 0. Seamons. pastor of the
Presbyterian church. Only few
guests were invited. chiefly relatives
Of the bridal pair. Mr.. George
Mitchell was groom's man and Miss
Maud Carlton. Of La Junta, was
brides maid. Dainty refreshments
were served at the conclusion of the
ceremony. Las Animas Leader.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
conte.. Notice.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBLO, GnI.o., April =: 1913
A SrFFlcIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
"A having been filed in this Office by Fred
NJ. Bisbeet contestnnt. against Homestead
Entry No. 17625. made June d. 1907, for north
west quarter, section 81, township p south,
range IS west. by Thomas NJ. Richards. con-
te-tae in which il il alleged that said claim.
aut has wholly abandoned said land since
datc Of entry. huving failed to establish resi-
dencc upon. or 70 improve. occupy or cult.
,ate same to the date of this affidavit Of con-
test aud that said alleged absence from said
lnnd Was not due to his employment in the
army. navy or marine corps Of the United
states AZ d private soldier. officer, seaman or
marine, during the war with Spain, or during
any other war In which the United States may
be- engnHesi.
Now, therefore. said parties are hereby noti-
fled to appear, respond, aud offer evidence
toucbiDg said allegation. mt 10 o'clock n. M.
on September 10, 1908. before the Register and
Receiver Ht the United states Land Office in
Pueblo. Colo.
The said contestant having, in proper afii-
dayit, filed May 20. 1893, set forth facts which
show that after dine diligence personal SER
vice Of this notice can not be made IL is here
by ordered and directed that such notice he
given by due and proper publication.
(Signed) s. a. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. August u. 1905.
Last publication, September ~, 1905
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
summons

sTa5 aagsq1 oF C co51RADo 5qHss. :" ;ss c.ur Count,
Lawrence J. Gnffney,
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADIO. to Lawrence J. Gahney he defend.
ant above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required To appear in an ac.
tion brought against yOu by the above named
.tnte Of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within thirty days after the .scrvice
hereof. IL served within the state of Colorado,
or by publication; or, IL served out Of the State
Of Colorado. within fifty days after tha
-ervice hereof, exclusive Of the day Of service
or aid action may bs regularly set for trial
tbs same AS though such appea rance had been
made and issue had been Joined ON such com
plaint.
TO obtain I ieree OF divorce, dissOlving the
bonsls Of matrimony now existing between
plaintid aud defendant, on the ground OF
d.sertion. ~ will more fully appear from com.
platnt In said action to which reference IL here
made and n copy Of which Is hereto attached
And y0u are hereby notified that IL you fail
20 appear. aud To answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply
for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court at La Junta. Colorado. In said county
[sEALI Judge aud Ex -Ofiicio Clerk, Of the
County Court Of Otero Comfy. Colo.
BY MAuE HivELY, Deputy.
First publication. August ~, 1865.
Last publication. September 26, 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior. United
September Il. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Juan p.
Duran. Of Higbee. Colorado. who: on
piication 1875. serial number 0S19. for
south half southwest quarter. section
and lots three and four section two.
township twenty-seven south, range 81
west, sixth principal meredian, has
five year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before the
clerk OF the district court. La Junta.
1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Chen
cho Salas, Florencio Gonzales. Pablo
Mondragon. Luis Urban. all Of Higbee,
8. A. ABBEY, Register.
Last publication. October "a. 1905
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19

County Ticket
Fok STATE SENATOR
GEO. W. SwINk
Fox REPRESENTATIVES
C.. v. RYAN
Fox COUNTY JUDGE
H. n. MINOR
Fox TREAsuHEE
G. r. EVANS
Fox SBKRIYv
". r. SICKENBERGER
FoR CLERK AxD REcOKpER
s. ". BROWN
For AssKasoB
H.:w. ADsAOND
For SuFERIxTESDEsT ov SCHOOLS
MRS. CARRIE +. MONEY
FoR SURVEYOR
HAROLD X. THOMPSON
For ConosEK
If. KEARNS
FoR ConnIsaioNEK. FIksT DISTRICT
c. r. HELM
Fog ConMIssIosER. SEcoxD DISTRICT
GEO. ". INGALLS,
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19

support himself. The candidate for
the poor house merely rolled over
and asked II II was shelled. II Is
considered lad taste to explain the
point in stories.
When an old text Is displaced by
a new one. the publisher always ac-
cepts the old books. no matter what
the condition---and allows from for
~ to nifty per cent OF the original
cost.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
REPUBLICAN, rIcKET

WAtional Ticket.
roR rREsIpEST
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
yoR vIcE-pRssIDEST--
JAMES SCHOOI.cRAFT SHERMAN
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 10 1908,

JuNTA Is 4 CITY Of SIX /
thousand population aud county !
.-Ht of Otcro county. the greatest 4
agricultural county in the Arknn- Z
>s- Valley. three beet sugar fac .
torie. being located " within ii, b"un..
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
Notice Of Publication.
uSIIkp STATES LAND ofrlc,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBI.o. Colo. Sept. j iar
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ jaime l.. Richardson. Of Yeiser, Colo. who
~, October !, 1903. made Homestead Entry No.
lSst3, Serial No. 0I2i. for west half northeast
quarter. southeast quarter northeast quarter,
northwest quarter southeast quarter. section
~. townshp ~ SOUTH range - west. sixth
principal meridian.h has hled motto. Of intent II
To the inpd above described. before Clerk Of
the Disttic, Court. ut Trinidad, Colorado. on
the aDth day of October, iyOs
Claimant names as witnes.esi h. NJ. Tenn
plin. of I rinidah, Colo. : i. Antonio Coriova.
Of Hoehnc, Colo; Alex Cordoya, Of Hoehne'
Colo ! Dan Watson, OF Trinidad. Colo.
:. A ABBEY. Register.
First publication, September II. 1908.
L ,st MI ication. October II. 1903.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
W Aso DOW. TINE VALLEY

The new alfalfa mil at Hartman
started up last week.
Baugh Bros. are drilling an arte-
sian well at Holly. which will furnish
that burg with water supply.
Ordway has been shipping 400
crates of cantaloupes per day. and
sent out about twenty car loads be-
sides.
Only seventeen licenses for saloons
are on file with the city council OF
Colorado City this year-three less
than last year.
The receipts at the Rocky Ford
fair this year were not up to the
usual average. and it is predicted
that there will be little if any sur
plus.
An election has been called in Fin
ney county. Kansas. for October IL.
to vote upon the proposition of bond
ing the county for the proposed Col
orado- electric transmission
line. The bonds are for $1,000 per-
mile.
The Santa Fe has hauled 1851 cars
of new wheat out of the territory
between Dodge City and Newton.
Kans., since threshing began, the
average being something over thou
sand bushels each. making over five
and half millions of grain.
The enormous amount of water
used BY the citizens from the town
water system has compelled the
board of trustees to prohibit the use
of hydrant water for irrigation pur-
poses except in the afternoon be-
tween the hours of and o'clock
ManZanola Sun.
Arrangements have been made for
an experiment near Syracuse. kans.,
in Hamilton county. with dry alf-
alfa," which it is believed will be OF
interest to all of the farmers living
in districts where alfalfa raising is
not now found profitable. 1t Is
declared that the government in its
experiment with alfalfa has found a
variety of the plant which will resist
dry weather, and an experiment will
be made on fifty acres in Hamilton
county.
The officials of the American Beet
Sugar company at meeting held in
Denver. Wednesday, ordered work
to begin in the Las Animas sugar
factory for the 1903 campaign. The
campaign will not be as long as we
would ike, on account of the set
back the beets received early in the
season, but lately the fields have
been showing up well. in Tact won
derful change for the better has
taken place, and a pretty fair run of
the factory is anticipated. Las Ami
mas Leader.
Surgeon Wright, surgeon in charge
of the United States naval hospital
at New Fort Lyon. in recent report,
says: Among the forty cases under
mercurial treatment is one with the
most advanced pulmonary LESSONS
entire lung area involved. with
large cavity in the lower left lobe,
posteriorly, who was admitted Janu-
airy 25, 1908 Temperature 1O3. pulse
1870, respiration 40, weight 1O5A
pounds), and thought to be in
diving condition. He. now weighs
1913 pounds, which is but four pounds
below his normal weight"
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
!. hot,ee for rubIie..ion.
UNITEp STATES LAND OFFICE /
PuEBLt,, Colo. Aug. y, 1905.
X HEREnv (sIVRN THAT

PUEBLO, Colo. Aug. y, 1905.
NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Lawrence Roy. Of Higb,,e. Colo, who.
on November p. is1i. made Homestead Entry
No. I9,9t. Serial No. Ui.2, for southeast quar-
Ter, -o,,thwe.t quarter. section -, east half.
northwest quarter. northwest quarter. north
west quarter. section u. township y
south, range 81 west. 9th principal meridian,
has filed notice of intention To make fnnl five
year proof. 10 establish claim to the land
above described. before Clerk Of the District
October, 1905.
ClniInnnt names n witnesses: Eucibio
Padillo. Juan y, Tnfoyn. John l.. Richardson.
Juan u. Cordova, all Of Higlec, Colo.
S. ABBEY, Register.
First publication, August p 1908.
Last qualification, October 8, 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19

tori.. being located " IL hin it, bn,ln.
anrirs La Junta l. located at the junction "t
three divisions ~ the Atrhi-ou. Topeka and
Santa Fe. Sal miles west OF hansA. ,ty,
miles east of Pueblo, and eighty-one miles
north and east of Trinidad. In isOt the santa
Fe es pended siO.0Oi In permanent con>trnc-
tion work consisting Of machine shop>- store
houses. ruuudhou--, etc. The raiironhcutn-
pany employ. so men and pays ont monthly
sugar FACTORY, five miles west OF la I"nfa
Was erected in 1906 at cost of si1pub. In
yunta has Just rebuilt and extended its water
system at an expense OF sD.sp. IL ~ owned
by the city and c,mmeuced operations from
new source Of supply in February. IU'. Ihe
the year round. is unsurpassed Almost con,
stanf sunshine chHractertxr- the winters shd
q wholly cloudy day is "a rarity. La Junta has
all the etropoiitnn conyenience> needed ny
city of y, 600 population. including many miles
of brick sidewalks, n p~rfect system oi ,ani'
supplies an all day and all-nsht service. snar-
tifcinl ice plant of seven tons daily capacny.
= modern cold storage plant with . capacity
of storing 500 touv of pure mountain ie"'
three rural free delivery routes. city letter ear
rier Office for local delivery. IRE department:
long distance connection with any part Of the
state; . school system exccilod by no city IL
the state. employing twenty seven teachers
in twenty two rooms. with u new kB.UU hirh
school com plet-d in 1907. tsn churches, sixteen
secret aud frafernal orders. two banks, SsOpo
capital aud S75O.0O0 deposits: Que daily and
two weekly newspapers, opera house 81 40
seating capacity. brick plant Of - p00 daily ca.
pacity. manufacturing best quality OF vitrihed
brick; -four mill of 80 barrels daily capacity
cement block plant. In fact. La Junts Is one
of the best towns of les size In Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
Notice for Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
ptftutp GpIo Auv % i,slS

INIILU II NIEs LAND VFFItt,
PUEBLO. Colo Aug. -, Iaps
NOTICE Is HEKEBY GIVEN THAT
~ Gilman q. Dreasher of La Junta, Col, " ho.
on Feb. B 1903. made Homestead Entry, No.
iisli. serial No o52i, for southeast quarter.
section Il, township .. south. range 81 west.
6th principal meridian. has filed notice Of in.
tention To MAX. hnnl Ave year proof. to estnb.
ii>h claim 10 the land above described, before
Clerk Of ihe District Court at La Junta, Colo
on the 9Th day of October. lius.
Claimant names as witnesses; John Isaac.
Eugene Nnncolas, George Patterson, John
Osborn. all nf La Junta. Colo.
=. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication August ~. IUs.
Last pub lIcni ION Octnber:i. 1aS.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
Take '~f Tribune
Notice of Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OPricg I
ptsEpt, Caro- S.nf . t,ui>

UNITED STATES LAND OFricn !
Pueblo. CoLo.. Sept. !, t.O>
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Andre Whailcy. of Higbcc, Colo, who,
on S~p.rm hcr "a. 1901, made Homestead Entry
Ter, sectiou ii. township 81 south. rang. Is
west. sixth principal meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make iinal five year proof. to
before tlrrk Of the District Court, mt La
Jnntn. Colo. on III. 20th day OF October, laos.
ClainiHht name, as witnesses: John Carson,
OF La lnutu, Colo: Charles Mndrillc of La
Junta, Colo Joe Mnirilie. OF La Junta. { Colo.
Aiaxiinnnu SalEar. Of Higber, Colo.
=. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publtcst iou, September IL. i!Os.
Last publication. Dciobcr II. ias.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-19
state Ticket.

state Ticket.
GOVERNOR.
JESSE +. MCDONALD.
SUPREME BExcn.
Ten-Year Term-J q. HELM.
Ten-ycur Term John u. MAXWELL,
Eight Year Tcrm--A. II. KING,
six Year Term Il. 81. GODDARD.
KAILno,p COMMISSIONERS.
SixYear Term q. WITHERS.
-Four. Year Tcrm--M. J. GtERlN.
Two-Year Term-W. L. DAYTON.
ATTORNEY GgNgmAL,
GEORGE l.. HODGES.
SECRETARY or STATE,
TIMOTHY O'CoNNoR.
TREASURER.
GEORGE D. STATLER.
AUDITOR,
s. II. STEVENS.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
G. v. BENSON.
St,pgxISTEypgSr OF ISxTRucrIoS.
KATHRINE l.. CRAIG.
CONGREssNAS-AT-LA
JAMES c. BURGER.
CONGRESSMAN FIRST DISTRICT.
ROBERT ". BONYNGE.
CoSaREssMAS SECOND DISTRICT.
WARREN A. HAtiGOTT-
PREsIDESTItL ELECTORS,
W. W. STORY. JR.
&. A. BALLREICH,
THOMAS +. WALSH.
JOHN W. SPRINGER.
REAGENTS To STATE CSivERsITr,
DIR. o. J. PFEIFFER,
W. J. KING.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-12-11

the ensuing year: Mrs. Della Wi
ley, oracle Flora Yetter, vice oracle; !.
Anna Ohtness, recorder; Mrs. Will.
liam Luck, receiver; Nellie Will
eliams, chancellor; Gertrude Robert.
son, marshal; J; Mary Klinge. inner
sentinel G lara Opheim, outer sen-5
tinel; Drs. Freeburg and o Bryan,
physicians; Jake Huntzicker, man
ager.
Don't close a deal for q loan on
your farm until you have looked.
over our proposition. Come up
and talk with us. Hokpins & Ran
som, rooms IA and Is Goss Block.
14tf.
Ed. Born, one of the solid
farmers residing near Hazel was
in the city Monday and while in
the city dropped into the Saturday
News Office and renewed his SUBJ
scription for another year. Mr.,
Born said he. liked the Saturday
News for several reasons. First
because the paper was always
plainly printed and the reading
matter was large and it did not
strain one s eyes to read it and last
but not least that it contained
more county correspondence than
all the rest of the papers in the
county.
II. L. Loucks, who about week
ago assumed editorial control Of
the Watertown Times, has taken
over the interests of Messrs. Simp-
son and Kneedy, and is now sole
owner of the paper. Mr.. Simpson
will devote his whole attention
to the real estate business, while
Mr.. Kneedy will look after the
different interests in which he is
engaged. Sockless Simpson and
Spielman Kneedy have proved
interesting figures in the newspa-
er business, and we shall miss
them. Success to them in their
new ventures.
Bring me your furs. / will pay
you the same price that you can gel
at Oshkosh from Purcy or that you
get in Minneapolis. .. .H. Troeh.
1926
| GET IT AT slLRuTH,s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-12-11
EDEN AND ELRop ETHICS

Mrs. u. G. McDermott was 4
Watertown visitor in the interest
of the Royal Neighbor lodge Of
Henry last week w Wednesday re-''
turning Thursday morning
There was another wolf hunt Ia
this part Of the country Saturday
but the wolves kept out of sin at
that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Bell auf
Eden left last week to visit with
a daughter who lives in Michigh hn.
They will also visit at points in
Illinois before returning.
The masquerade ball at Garden
City was success il reports are
true. Everyone had good time.
The Catholic fair and suppers
which are being held at the hail
in Henry are proving a success
financially as well as socially.
The third number of the lecture
course was given in the hall at
Henry Wednesday evening and q
good sized audience is reported
which pronounced it very good,
Wm. Flanagan returned from
Rochester with his little son who
underwent an operation ait that
place. He is almost as we'll as
ever.
Guess the people of this part Of
the country will have to prepare
for q good old time winter from
the way it is starting out.
There is a party consisting ot
Quinn McMullen and son, Warren,
Will Gilman and Glenn Doines
who expect to go to the coast ia
spend the winter. They expect x
start about the 18th Of Dec VIZ
lsa Born to MIR, and Mrs. VIM. 3, d.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-12-11
L0CAL NEWS
k muffiers zoe to So at the

{, Silk muffiers zoe to s4 at the
Model.
Skating is said to be fine on the
Sioux River.
35c values in initial kerchiefs of
real linen for 25c at the Model.
George Rutan departed last week
for Burlington, Iowa, where he
will visit his sons and daughter
for several weeks. 5.=.s
Charley Wilkins is here from
st. Paul where he is employed in
the Singer Sewing Machine office.
Charley has hosts Of friends here.
Otto Jordan has purchased the
Arthur Poulson store at Thomas
and has already taken charge.
Otto is hustler and will surely
make it win.
Frank Prugger, superintendent
of the building Of the new post
office building in Watertown, has
shut down on the work until the
weather moderates. He will spend
the holidays with his family at
Lewiston, Idaho.
To please young man get him
fancy waistcoat, but get the
right kind. Plenty Of new styles
at the Model. Unusual values in
silk mufflers, longer and wider
than ordinary, all colors. The
Model.
Mrs. Sarah E. DeGraf met with
very painful accident one day
last week. She was opening pop
bottle when the top blew off and
struck her in one Of her eyes.
The accident was very painful and
it was thot for a day or two that
she might lose the sight Of her eye
but under the careful treatment
of DR. O'Bryan the injured eye is
coming all right
The Royal Neighbcrs held their
annual election of officers last
Wednesday evening, and the fol.
lowing officers were elected fol
X
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-12-11
KHANzHuRG n LISTERS

N /. Marx spent several days ii
III sssslsoWn iassl y go IA ous'nesss
Jacob Lieben Of Melrose Mimi,
y here as the guest OF his brother,
Peter Lieben. Es
Thomas Mack returned froro
HASTINGS MINI B Tnesdav : u ,,,or : rn;,a i 10
az 3 ma Y 4 sbeen a M thert. . on .,, ! visit 81 Il With u
e, frienfls z and relatives for tha ! ,,ast Il 4
threa waaks 81 'ss IS
rs !, 7,s ! a. VI
a business visitor to Kranzburg
last week. s5
II, u = !, IS, !, Z 4. !.
] 6 S, q &; 81 W. ~ wss Z ansass,ns pus, !,
Tuesday
was noru a,d Ha,,rv T;ns,a,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-12-11
] lklRANNLz;sURo ! {; KINKS 4 ! B

Miss Susie Fox spent this week
with friends at NatertoWn.
Tony Bauer is reported somewhat
under the weather now.
n Mrs. Anton Lindner left last
week for Beavers Dam, Wis. for
an extended visit with relatives,
John M. Mills new cottage is
nearly compile ted now s 81
John Haan is baling hay az
Martin Lindner's
Joe Ries went to Waterown
Tuesday evening to take his first
girl to the sh5w. 4
Geo. Graen and son Victor left
Saturday last for New Ulm. MINI.
They will attend the X Of g meet
ing held at that place.
Albert Sizaldo the popular pho
tographer is exhibiting q bunch Of
faces. Honely ones at that. Ask
Albert for particulars.
The regular semi-monthly meet.
ing Of the G. Q. 4. was held in the
hall Saturday evening Nothing
very important took place.
Several Of the young folks ID and
around theburg are planning on q
sleigh ride party as soon ais the
snow is deep enough to make such
a ride a comfortable one. Il
The cold weather and then work
His past. So a good many of our poo.
pie in this locality are taking life
easy Only two busy men in town
are Lloyd and John. They tend bal
and do their share OF the consuming
and 40 odd stunts around and tilss
last but not least to be mentioned,
/ ttlEs tEs edit the Klusters. JoII
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-12-11
News st the County
BY OUR EeuLAR sr Observation-Disclosures

|nigan On Dec. 4th q son. Under
Dr. Eddy's care all are doing we'll.
Mrs Elgie is nurse.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-12-11

Get q fur collar for his overcoat
that will surel please him. SO. 80
upward for blended n1uskrat col -a
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