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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-01-29

an elegant dinner. Several Waymart
and Prompton ladies were present, all
of whom enjoyed good time socially.
Ray Bayly, of Honesdale, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with relatives at this
place and at Laurella.
The ladies of Beach Lake got up
four horse load on Friday last and went
to Honesdale.
Most of the farmers of this place, have
filed their ice houses with an excellent
quality of ice.
Mr.. Downing is filling Borden's lee
house at Beach Lake and several of the
young men are assisting the Borden's at
East Honesdale.
While riding down hill on Tuesday
last, Thomas Marshall ran into barb
ed wire fence and received bad wound
in the face. DR.. Gavitte, of White
Mills, dressed the wound, which requir-
ed several stitches to close it.
The grangers intend to add several to
their membership on Saturday evening
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Guinnip and e..
A. Kessler, ofAtco, passed hereen route
for Honesdale on friday last.
w. H. Dunn has sold his chestnut
driver to Mr.. Brooks.
George Ham has purchased a fine
horse of Joseph Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Braman spent FRI
day last with Hawley relatives.
Mrs. John Ham, of Scranton, who has
been visiting her son, Earl, has returned
to her home.
Russell Dexter, of Atco, is hauling
wood from this place to the chemical
works at Milanville.
Cora Weeks is visiting her brother
Francis, at Prompton.
Dreher.
JAN. 25th.-An infant son OF Mr.. an6
Mrs. Robert Whitaker died on January
10Th, aged about 6 days. Intermen
private.
About five days work has been don,
on the ice harvest at Gouldsboro, bu
the weather is not favorable for thu
work. There is plenty of help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cross, of Moosic
Pa, have bouncing baby boy, borl
Jan. 22d. Mr.. Cross was born and raiset
in Dreher, and has been in the emplo,
of the Dupont Powder Works, some 81,
years.
Edward Gearhart, of near Angels, i
off duty, with felon.
Harry Akers is about his place in tn
blacksmith shop, although not able t.
do much work.
Thomas Ehrgood is working at Noun
Pocono, with his son, who was recentl
married.
The Hicks storm, scheduled to strik
this section of country between the 2ls
and 25th of January, has not arrived
and we are thankful. Two big thaw
already this month is something un
usual, and is puzzle for the weathe
prophets.
There is dearth of news worth re
porting, but the health of the commu
nifty may be rated as fair.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-11

Mrs. Tanner came to the city
last evening from Minneapolis for
visit here of several days.
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Healy took supper across the lake
at Farmer Hines Sunday.
Arthur Wilson departed Friday
night for the Dakota wheat fields.
He runs the engine for a threshing
crew.
Mrs. Charles Hayden left Wed
nesday evening for Elk River, later
going to Anoka for few weeks
visit.
J. M. Reed left on the Sunday
evening train for Minneapolis to at
tend to some important business
matters.
Mrs. E. L. Oberg and children
are expected home next Saturday.
Miss Marie Oberg, a sister of Mr..
Oberg, will accompany them for a
shot visit.
A Missionary Tea will be held on
Friday afternoon, Aug. 10, on Mrs.
J. c. Parker's lawn. Ladies, come
to spend the afternoon and rest;
gentlemen, come and enjoy delic-
ious buffet lunch at six O'Clock.
The friends of Rev. Alfred L.
Hail. Quest and wife expect them
here on a visit this week. AS an
nounced at church Sunday it is
hoped he may consent to occupy
the pulpit on next Sunday at least
one service.
Married, at Elk River, at the
home of the brides father, Thursday
Aug. S, Miss Clara Mikerson to Mr..
Gerald C.. Dunn. Miss Mikerson is
well known here as she taught
school near Langaor, spending her
Sundays with Mrs. Charles Hayden
in town. Mr.. Dunn is cousin of
Clair Craig.
The school board had its regular
meeting Saturday evening and the
following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year: President,
L. H: Parker; treasurer, K. Zimm-
erman; clerk, E. ]. Taylor. The
other members of the board are
Rev. F. J. Barakman, c.. w. Conway,
Alfred Johnson.
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SMALL-GAME SEASON WILL
OPEN SEVEN DAYS LATER
Last Legislature Changed Date fran September to Sep
TENDER z, for Certain Birds and Fowls.-Season
for Partridges Remains the Same.

tofore, being from October l tc
December 1,
And when any of the birds men.
toned have been lawfully caught,
taken, killed or had in possession
within the time allowed, they may
be had in possession for five days
thereafter.
But no person shall in any one
day take or kill more than fifteen
birds or have in his possession at
any one time more than forty.fve
turtle dove, prairie chicken, white
breasted or sharp-tailed grouse or
pheasant, woodcock, upland or
golden plover, or any or all of the
same combined, or fifty snipc, wild
duck, goose, brant or any variety of
aquatic fowl, whatever, or any or all
of the same combined.
Any person caught killing, SELL
ing or having in his possession any
birds out of season will be subject
to a fine of from $40 to 500 or
sentence of from ten to sixty days in
the county jail for each Bird"
The above is a synopsis of he
state game and fish laws, and is
given that no innocent parties may
unintentionally violate any of the
Cut it out and preserve
it.
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JUDGE STANTON HEARING
CASES IN CHAMBERS
M. J. Daily, as Referee, Also Hearing
Case in Controversy.-Much
Litigation On.

Judge C.. w. Stanton is presiding
at term of court which is being
held in this city and which will
probably continue for the balance of
the week. No jury is in attendance,
all of the cases being court cases"
The attention of the court, for
the past few days, has been
occupied in hearing the case of F.
N. Lang VS.. A. A. Carter. This
case arises from a former partner
ship between Messrs. Lang and
Carter, Mr.. Lang suing for a settle.
ment of the partnership.
The case was heard and taken un.
der advisement by the court.
Chester McKusick acted as at
torney for Mr.. Lang while Mr..
Carter was represented by Attorneys
Mcdonald and Russell.
Another important case is on trial
before M. J. DAILY of Perham, who
was appointed referee to take the
testimony in the case, being that
of Ostrum & Swanson VS.. T. H.
Mackey and Dora Mackey.
The plaintiffs in this case were
merchants at Farris and the defend.
ants are owners of real estate and
do considerable logging near that
place.
This suit is on an open account
running for over two years, the
plaintiffs claiming little over
$4,000. The defendants set up q
counter-claim and asked for q
judgment of nearly $4,000 in thei'
favor. Dora Mackey, one of the
defendants, asks for a separate judg
ment of $3.50.
Coppenmoll & Woolley of PARK
Rapids are attorneys for the plain
tiff and Fred w. Smith of Cass Lake
is representing the defendants.
The evidence in this case is prin
cipally documentary; and will take
several days to complete this case
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sioners are charged with not having,
at the semi-annual meetings of the
county board in January and July,
1908, and at the January meeting, in
1909, examined the accounts and
vouchers of the auditor and treasurer
and made written statement of the
condition of the treasury showing
the amount, kind and character of
the funds therein, and file the same
with the auditor.
On this charge, County Auditor
Wilmann stated that no such state
ment had been filed with him, and
that the board, to his knowledge,
did not make such examination at
any one of the three meetings.
C. H. French, county treasurer,
was sworn as witness for the
state and stated that he had been
county treasurer since February,
1904, and that the board had never
made any examination of his office.
He also stated that the chairman
of the board of county commission
ers, when serving on the board of
audit, had made such examination.
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CASH & HINES CARNIVAL
co. EXHIBITING HERE
Have Some Sensational Free Acts and
Several Good Shows. Are
Clean People.

Cash & Hines Carnival company
this morning began a four-days'
engagement in Bemidji, under any,
thing but suspicious conditions. With
leaden skies and rain threatening,
but few transients were in the city,
people from the country being fearful
of getting wet if they came to the
city.
The carnival company is good
one. There are some ninety people
with the company, seventy of whom
are regular employees of Cash &
Hine, the others being in charge of
the different stands, etc. The car
nival people are orderly and we'll
conducted, and from present indi-
cations their stay in the city will be
nothing but a pleasant visit here.
The Cash & Hine Carnival CON-
pany have the following shows;
"Glass Show" "Old Maids Con-
vention," shenandoah" "Pharaoh's
Daughter" "Crazy House," big
Edna,"
In addition to the shows there is
a big Ferris wheel and a merry-go-
round.
The carnival company carries
concert band, which is directed by
Professor Leon.
The company has several free"
acts, which are very good and
which will be given during the
week.
Eddie Cole does the sensational
leap-the-gap act. He surmounts
high scaffold and rides a bicycle
down very steeply-inclined board
track and leaps a chasm of from
twelve to fifteen feet, lands on the
bicycle and rides off of the incline
without injuring himself. 1t is an
exceedingly sensational act.
Albert and Freddie Kitz do very
clever acrobatic turn.
Diablo, the Human Frog" is
another feature free act.
Marvellous Brooks" the homeless
man, is a contortionist of more than
average merit.
The rain of yesterday caused a
postponemet of the carnival, but
Harry Weller, the general manager
of the carnival company, hopes that
Jupiter Pluvius will "let up a bit'
and give the crowds chance to see
the big show" ~
l
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Band Dance Friday Night.

The Bemidji Band will give the
first of a series of promjnades and
dances in the armory, Friday night,
August 10. commencing Immediately
after the concert at city dock. The
music for the dance will be furnished
by the full band. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
". L. Ellis,
Manager Band.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-11
AS the editor of the Pioneer ha,

AS the editor of the Pioneer has
been the recipient of many inquiries
from hunters as to whether the last
legislature made any changes in the
opening of the season for shooting
game birds, we herewith give the
dates for the opening of the various
seasons for the hunting of both
water and land" game birds:
Open season for snipe, prairie
chicken, pinnated, white breasted or
sharp-tailed grouse, wood cock,
upland and golden p]over, between
September 7 and November 7.
Wild duck of any variety, brant or
any variety of aquatic fowl whatever,
between September 7 and December
|.
1t will be seen by the above that
the open season for the hunting
of the birds and fowls mentioned
has been changed to begin on Sep
TENDER 7, instead of September 1,
the latter having been the law prior
to the last session of the legi stature.
The open season for the hunting
of quail, partridge, ruffed grouse
or pheasant other than Monaghan,
Chinese, ring-neck or English
pheasant, remains the same as here
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BLACkDUCk

[ Blackjack, Aug. H. Special cor
respondence of the Pioneer.)
N. Healy spent Sunday at Inter
national Falls.
Miss Anderson of Bemidji is visit
ing her sister Mrs. AL. Dickensm for
few days. ~. ..-.......-.. ....
]. M. Reed and wife and Mrs. N.
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SUICIDE AT BAGLEY TODAY.

Bagley August Speca the Pioneer Drank Am
Of in ando
his
Mr. Ame has always been honorable citizen husband
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OFFICIAL EXAMINATION
is NEARING COMPLETION
State Rested this Forenoon in Hearing of Charges Against
County Commissioners to Charges Was
Taken up This Afternoon.

+ It is likely that the hearing of
charges against county officials,
which is being held before Com
missioner NJ. E. Ryan of Brainerd,
will be concluded tonight or early
tomorrow.
Considerable delay was caused
during the past two days because of
court matters interfering with the
hearing, but when given the oppor-
tunity to put in evidence, the hear
ing has been pushed to the utmost.
The state rested this forenoon and
the defense of certain charges were
taken up this afternoon.
The past two days have been
oucupied in looking up documentary
evidence as to whether or not bills
allowed in 1907 against the road
and bridge fund were contracts
made by the board in 1907, or DUR
ing previous years, it being the
contention of the defense that bills
allowed in 1907 for 1906 or previous
years is not chargable against the
board as it's official acts af 1907.
In the third count the commits
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Liberal Reward.

Liberal reward for the return of
one dozen butter knives marked "B'',,
stolen from a residence in Bemidji
and offered for sale here. Call at
this office.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-11

v. L. Ellis, Secretary.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-11
Dell Burgess Can't Go.

IuU OlulU Hup
Most complete and at
tractive. Made from the
latest Government Sur
veys, Post Office Records,
Railroad and Private data.
Aiming to show more
towns than have ever been
represented on similar en-
cravings. Exquisitely COL
ored by counties. Town
ship and range numbers
and lines, wherever such
lines are surveyed. Inter-
urban Railroad Lines, and
all other features necessary
on up-to-date and COM
Plete maps. Size of map
plate proper, about 2ox28
inches.
The highest priced
school and office maps are
not as complete nor as at.
tractive.
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M. B. A. Meeting Thursday Night

Regular meeting of Bemidji Lodge,
M. B. A., Thursday evening, Aug.
II, at 8 p. m. All members are
urged to be present. Refreshments.
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Trap Shoot Tonight.

The Bemidji Rod and Gun Club
will hold a shoot tonight at $50.
All members, and all interested in
that line of sport, are requested to
participate. T.. -- I'll
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-24
West Darling

Dec. 22.-Ollie Levinski OF Tower
City, N. D., is here on q visit with
his parents. Mr.: and Mrs. John
Levinski. this week.
Mi. and Mrs. Theodore Soderstrom
and son, Edwin, Of Southwest Darling
were callers at Fred Nelson's Sunday.
Fred Cook helped Louis Anderson
haul hay Monday. It is reported that
hay will be pretty scarce before
spring among the farmers here. e.
Mrs Frank Anderson and daughter,
Miss Ellen and Miss Nora johnson
Of Minneapolis, who have been up
visiting old nelghbors and friends, re.
turned last Wednesday.
The young peoples society meettn 8
at the Swedish Lutheran church last
Sunday evening was poorly attended
on account Of bad roads. Rev. John
Nordstrom OF Scandal Valley was
present and addressed the society.
David Swanson Of Chicago IS ex-
pected home this week on visit with
his parents, Mr.; and Mrs. G. A...swan-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-24
/: RE- D. NO. 8

Dec. %. Mrs. H.: Zimmerman and
son, Willie, were couaty seat shoppers
Saturday. - /: Ms: :s.9~ 4. :. =,
6. shubert drove to Royalton Mon
daV. st:::,:.. p ~ Fs &s''$s
N. Trettel was in Royaiton Tuesday.
Thomas McDougall was Royal
on caller Saturday s5 g, -: - Z 3::!
; School in district 4 closed Friday for
two Waeks' Vacation. :
IS Victor Rudeck was @Royalton cal1eR
Monday. = :.
Glare lrockway drove to :Royalton
:! Harry Cramer called on W. G.
Brockway Monday. <.sss
Ed. Harrington made q business trip
to Royalton Saturday. u ts.7:
H. Zimmerman children are Ill
with the measles. $780,
The farmers should get out and help
clear the roads for the mail-carrlers, u
they want to get their mail daily. Il
is hard work for the carriers team to
wade through deep snow for twenty-
five to thirty miles every day. And Il
each patron would do his part we all
would have good roads and GOOD mail
service. Please help it along. =,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-24
PIKE CREEK

Dec. 28.-Mrs. Mike Wiczek went to
Minneapolis for a visit with her two
daughters.
A party was given at the home
Of Joe Ginter. John Coppa, Gin
tors hired man, sang some lovely
songs. A very fine time was had by
all who were present, and all state
that John Coppa is good singer. 49,
Miss Pauline Krauso spent Saturday
with her brother, John. "ff
Miss Ursula Click, who was work
ing for her sister at Swan River, is
staying home now.
Blals Sobieck and Joe Coppa did
some work for j. Lemanczyk Tuesday.
Vincent, John, Frank ana Josephine
Eckman spent Tuesday evening with
Joseph, Peter and Pauline Krause.
Joseph Krause made q business trip
to Little Falls Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-24
Holdingtord5 last week to spend the

Holdingtord last week e spend the
The new church IS about completed
The plastering.wa finished last week
and the 6nt 1hlng touches are now be.
ing done on It.; Bowlus now can boast
of one OF the finest churches IN the
country. The cost without the
furnishings will be about e18, 900.
The merchants in Bowlus are enjoy
ing very heavy Christmas trade this
year. tss2
!. The roads are getting in bad shape
for heavy loads, as they are 80 high
that If the runner runs of the road
over goes the load. =: -
Dr.. Gimper has moved his Office in
rooms upstairs. -
Matt Schwintek, proprietor of the
Palace saloon, is handing out to his
friends and customers the finest
calenders ever seen in the burGh. -.
Miss Mary Procett is employed as
COOK in the Larson hotel
The little son of John Hang is i'll.
Dr.. Glmper made business trip to
Elmdale Tuesday.
Math Schwlntek finished his new
barn Last week. 10y = ,<7~>:
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lpll1

Dec. d,::Bentdeld made . trip
10 Little Falls .t..: II. IS:
81 Mrs. n. WaImerskercken.w was q
Little Fail. caller last ;Iussqey
on BUSINESS Friday ,s*.= ~
i, JAG ]. Meyer and John Schaets1
shippedza carload sof cattle LAT Mon.
day.. ssa:.ssJs.s i5s-..: al 80:
Ara*: John Kippley and daughter,
ot,aia, returned from Wiaoonsin Last
Tuesday. whete they were, yisitlna
with friendsand relatives; Il. rsssss
If John; and Arthur stroman Of swan;
vile are herr iookang after the tele!
pEQnoosss sssfs 20 #. .4a
Misss Eugenes Wermeeel' iffcehen: lea
Last Tuesday fiDs osad and c.
Johnssss T. & iasts With
lrten9e JEAl IsotasaN Ig1, n ]
4,Lsnie. Frinao66es1ier LETT lat Friday
|eot3s sss .a,ls'ssfz
.tCI 1as iiQgak;s !: !. .aaii /,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-24

~. II. q lail1l flilu 3
Soilaeo stdyinG tor e d 1aln1 n
11Iv shi1t 8. s,ss, J.
syValter 1evinG 7hsiped Emil TSber-
naan: haul nao @ ii f1els Tpe0tiay.,@- !.
one, az our loeal l,GlorsT 1tendad
the SwodsshsI lutheran q Inpoh jsesyioee
last Sunday IS Darling. who says
Gus isn't q sood hoy:'. J Dtdn : ~
the back seat either. B; I. y. ...@ 8. s.
Tho YOUNG, fellow s. living near
scandinavian street says he's aoina
to gather the lasts seven {. paiIv a.
shoes he wore ont whlle calling on, one
Of mis- bogt girls for = numi,er az veara
and R1ve, them So her 9 : Christmas
present asa sweet =reunembrace. He
says all the shoemakers have refused
to repair than. And NOV. the ques.
tion is: viii the girls,refuse these
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-24
aUCKMAN

!; Dec. 22.-Vlnoent, Ronnellen6tsch o
Canada arrived here Saturday ane
win visit his parents for shor,
I Henry. Keppner, and Hubert ane
y John g g Aasast ~ tt
j Born To: NJ: and Mr. alrs = Gee
Denzen' THURSDAY, Dec. ~, = laugh
Niek Koie, ,and daughter. Lena. q
Tintah, MIMI, are the visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs Nick Mueller,:::: {: > :. i: ~: !:
Albert:: Stepan. visited at Nj, and
Mrs. Henry Dengel Sunday. ::
: A large, crowd OF young folks
gathered at; the home Of John Kalzell.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-24
GREEN PRAIRIE.

Dec. 22.-Frank Edden was the guest
OF friends at Freedmen Sunday.
George Swanson was caller al
Topeka Friday afternoon. i
Willie Lalture visited at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nicholson at Darling
Sunday. --
George Calhoun OF Randall was the
guest of friends here.
Mat Lalture and daughter, Miss
Minnie Latture, visited with friend.
at Darling Sunday. 49, .t.ss<<
Mr.. Erickerson of Nebraska is visit.
ing with friends here. -
George Henderson visited with
friends at Little Falls Saturday, re-.
turning to his home here Sunday.
Misses Minnie Lalture and Mettie
Eckerson visited with friends at Little
Falls Tuesday. %'=%
= Miss Anna Henderson,, who has
been attending school at Little Falls,
is spending her vacation. at her home
here: ~: ~. .a.
A number of young people spent a
very pleasant evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Edden, Sunday
evening. =. - ...-. Il +:
Nj. and Mrs. E. :. Hall Of Clough
visited at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
X. Eckerson Saturday and Sunday. !
Leo Boyee. who has been visiting
with relatives here for few days. re:
turned to his home at Little Falls
Saturday.
A number of young people gathered
at. the home of Mrs. j. swanson Fri.
day evening. The evening was spent
In mu14C and PLAYING games A Jolly
time was reported by all. "a
Friends here received the news of
the marriage OF Mics Eta Potter Of
this place to Geo. Sharp OF Mime
apolis, which occurred Dec. 8 At
Minneapolis. The news came az, g
surprise to her many friends here. :,
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eo'Vv!L:.u!S

DEC. 22.-Louis- cnirhart made. q
business trip to Roya ltoNjT tuesday,
Matt Schwientek aid ls Popp
hauled 9 load Of hay from pear Hold
ingtprd Saturday. g. .''' +, !,
Labt weak and thus thsra8B aas IN
unusha1 sAmount o. wheat hanled to
Bowlus.. 1aat Monday & almost d
hundred A. were. unloaded. and
every day 1inessaf teams extendine
from the elevator h bank arc lind
n wsStiag their f6r;ft q tunloadlnK. !,
The' Reading mill has commenced
buying bolts and expects "a stattssaw-
IA za.Issx i k,dl1 | ! kSs nome Rom
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BRlCkYARc
-MerrV Christmas.

Dec. 22.-Merry Christmas:
The children Of tho Meadow View
Sunday school will give their
Chrtstnas program Friday evening,
Deo,l :24th. Every welcome. ss55-e.
Miss Erma Beatty went to Bemldji
saturday tor q weeks VISIT with
: Mis- Nettie Larsen returned home
from Leeds, N. D., Wednesday, at
which place she has been staying the
Rev. Peterson of Little Falls held q
Thursday evening.
Mimi, Monday on business. $3.50 ="
MIR. and Mrs. Shlpman and daugh'
ter, Grace, Of Swanville, visited at F.
A. Janney's Saturday.
The young folks enjoyed themselves
to another party at Tom Birch's Fri
day night. ). All report fine time.
Mrs. e. Manbeck and daughter,
Mrs. Herb. Muncy, and Miss Ethel
Chambers visited at r. Chambers at
Rice Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alien and Misa
Hilda Swanson OF Little Falls visited
ct a. Strom's Sunday. -
Leander Larsen went TO Osakis Mon
day. TOR . VISIT with his friend; Frank 3
Hart, :. S% 3 .35sg 81 e., 4
Sam Olsen visited at zAaibers q; on y
rout68 Sunday. ill., ,,:;,# !.
.Mra. a.. r. :, Longtellow ana little
ron, Lowell. are iii with the meaeels.
Thu. choir meets IS L. Havage's TueB-
dAy evening to practice some songs foI
ChIjotma9. <s.,;s;;asss. .ls*zA
Hams nne felloW liaited hig brother,
a. +. nRlll Low S<dnda u III so ~.
Franz Enrka boaght i. hew horse