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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
AHAUAL MEETING


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'lhb annual mbtllhe NJ The stock
iBldpH IN sugar baelGfs Company,
ilnllHll ~ me- election N directors
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HH MUHday Matth 0ih, 1884, "a ~
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A. N, HOWELL,
Secretary
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ELECTION or OFFICERS,

KAWNlLOA LAND COMPANY LTD
At the annual moollng VI the share.
holders OF tho KAWAlLOA LAND
COMPANY, LIMITED held IN Homo
lulu ON Friday February 2ith, 1911
tho following plrootora wore elected
10 aoryo Tor the ensuing years 10, y.
ronnoN w. W. OoodOlo, Y, II, rotrlc,
q, II, Athouon, ! H. Gait, aud Ot
subsequent meeting VT the said plroo
loro held on tho aamo date, tho follow.
Ing Omcoa were appointed to servo
tor IN same period
w. u. TNNNnYu President
W. W. OOODALlGr,.,V iooproaIdont
~ II, plGTllh,p,r,,,,Dn,a Secretary
g. II, ATlllllTONur,,ur,Troaauror
+, luCll ROBlNsON,,r,ur,Audlt
n, IT, plGTHlN,
Secretary, KawOll0a Land Coz Ltd,
Honolulu, February 81, 1911
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PR6P6sALs ron GOAL GFFfGb
M mo Dbb6i qdartbfmaslbrj ii6bM1ln,
II, y. Mnrch I, l5li, sbaibd Pf6p6s.
his IN Hiblltat6 wlli be received here
am y n m. Ami I, 1911, ahd Then
dbbhbd i6f f1fhisbihe, during me fiscal
ytaf COMMENCING my I, 1911, e5H
hf Pdsls hhd stations IN ibe district
m ff0Wai Preference kiybh w mt.
Hbs IN American production, e0hdl.
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phbihh C6nsl NJ me txltht NJ ron.
a1ublidb fbdmfbd ny lhs p6bile SER
gith more. Information furnished on
bbditbN5b NJ mo undersigned m N.
Fhlb, bbb6l QUHibtmbslbf
6la mar. l,B,B, 4, 80, ~,
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NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby gwen that there
Win he q public hearing In the Com
mlttee VI The Whole ~ The Senate
Territory NJ Hawaii, on Senate 1911
No. ~ entitled AN Act 10 Provide
Tor The Maintenance NJ the Public
Schools on Friday march ., Of
6ol0ob ~ m
John w. WlBl1,
Clerk NJ the Senate.
dated, Honolulu, Feb, 2s, 1911
Feb, m, Mar I, a.
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N0tl6s

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ELECTION op oFFleERS,

WAunAWA WATER CO., bTD,
Al lh0 annual meeting " tho share.
holders NJ tho WAlllAWA WATER
COMPANY, LIMITED held IN Homo
ulu On Friday February gan, 1917
mo following Directors were elected
IN seryo f0r Tho ensuing yonr u, y.
Tonaoy, W, W, 000dalo, n, w. polflo,
e. w. CoOko, byron ., CLARK, ana, ni
II subsequent meeting NJ lho said III.
roolGrs hold on the same date, tho fol-
lowing O1icofs wore appointed ~
serve for tho sumo period
". y. observation-disclosures
w. W. 0OOUAbEupD VlcnptoeIlout
y, w. pErluE,.rn,,,ut,ut,,,t'
,,unD,uH0wNlafy ana Tir1Huror
4. h. pVOtMANN.u,uunDAndlt0r
y, II pEfulE,
Bootelnry Wbhinwn WnIor 90, lld,
Honolulu, FobwarY ~ ihil,
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NOTICE.
HLgoTloN on oFFlouRa,


UNION FGHn COMPANY, Lrp,
The Annual Mootlng OF the stock.
holders uf tho linton Food Company,
Limited, held on tho cara day OF roh'
warY lOll, At tho Compony'H once
IN Honolulu the following Omoora
aud Directors were elected tp serve
Tor The ensuing year,
President nnd MNnngoro,,u,,,,
ulpu,,umE W. MACFARLANB
VlooproaldenL ,p,p,,,,ppp,,
uDut, uHONON IT, NOUNRTHON
Secretary aud Troaawor,uuu,,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q, H. FALK
Audlt0r,,p,up,, A. CONAfAuHL
Dlrooloral H. W. Mocroruno, Goo,
" noborlaon George Rodok, No. u,
1onney aud g. j, rulk
q, i. FALK,
Secretary Union Feed Goa Limited
Honolulu February sara, lOii
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NOTION
nLnorloN oE oEFloERa.


HuYAL HAWAIIAN GARAGE, IT'D
Tho Annual Meeting Of tho A,ooN
holders 0f the Royal Hawaiian Car
age, Limited, hold IN Honolulu on
the 3ard day Of February lOll tho
following Directors were elected t1
serve for Tho ensuing year. w. w,
nnorarlano, r. 10 Thompson, George
Robertson, George llodlok, g, u lralk.
A. u subsequent meeting Ut tho
Hoard NJ Directors the following ON.
GERS wore elected 10 servo for tho on
suing year, VIZ
n. W. MAOFAHIANB,uru,r President
n. 10, TltOMpBONu.rVl ooProbdonl
g, !. FAlakuruuur,Boorolnry ana
t,ttttttttt''i'' llONhuIo'
0nOHUll HODlllKuup,DuAudltoI
g. j. FALK,
Secretary Royal Hawaiian dNrago
Limited
Honolulu, r. &C., February card 1911
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NOTICE

br. James r. WaysOn has moved hls
residence 10 MS old place 44D here
lania street neat ~ his ONCE, Phone
lilg once hours same ny usual
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tLf6fl6H 6f OFFICERS

iiGEGRAA BO0Ah GOMPANY,
Al tho Annual Meeting N the stool.
ididbB N the liGh5i1a sdeaf cum.
bhhy held IN 'fatbday February SBlb,
ibii M No Olhtb NJ " a Beiheief
A ph, Lld, the fHlGwlBR yiieefs
hhd idfttl6fs Wtfe ddiy elected ~
Bbfgh i6f me bhHlihR term
" A BOilAbfbt uuuuiIuul,
uuUluIuP President, Honolulu
W NJ BAiHJuUy4uIuIuuuuil
I.Iu,uuV itbpftHldebl, Honolulu
VI POhiitAuUYu seeGhd.Vleel
..u.II President san FiabeIse0
4 VI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IluuUuuH beibNafU lEih5ldliI
~. iAHz.ulu'itH ll6h5lultI
AUDpr pOMPAEY OF hawaii
.......I.uIuAHdllUfs, Honolulu
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Cation, Neil g. co.
Limited

Engineers Maoblnlsls, Dlachsmlths
and llGllermahera,
FIRST GLASS work at reasonable rates,
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NbHYs LOCK,

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chicago news
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
BYAUTHORITY
RESOLUTION NO. 400


HnBOLVl0u ny The Heard VI Aupur
tladfs NJ The Olly aud County Ut Ito.
ndluiu. Territory NJ Hawaii, that the
sun NJ i1lghl Hundred OtsOO,OOl n1l,
lars, ~ aud The same In hereby ~,
pfdpflaled out NJ the Hoard 'rax
Special Deposit fur an account Known
as "tIiATitiOT on liONOhuLu"
tmaOiVnb FURTHER that thls
Resolution shall take effect upon lls
approval
Presented Nv Supervisor
A. q. DWIGHT
Honolulu, y H., February 81 1911
'fhe f6fee0nR Resolution was, NJ
Regular Adjourned Meeting of The
Hoard NJ Supervisors NJ the Cily and
County NJ li1holulu held on Mon
Day, February 2t iall passed of
first HeadlnR aud ordered Ia prln
nm mo fGllGwlnp vote Ut The aail
Hoard
Ayes Amana, Dwight Kruger
| f6w, Mcclellan murray Total q,
Noes None
Absent and WI yqlng Arnold
total T.
y. KALAuOKAbANi, 1H,
chg ana County Clerk,
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ELECTION or OFFICERS.
rAOlNlO SUGAR Mn.ln

PACIFIC SUGAR Multi
AZ the Annual Mootng OF the stock,
holders Ut the Pacific SUGAR MIN held
February a7th, l0lt NJ the otnec OF
r. A. SohNorcr " co, Ltdo the fol
lowing OmooW und Directors wore
elected w. aoryo for the onpuiug year.
r. A. NCUAEFlGR .,,,,,,, rrcnldont
CBClL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4, W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W, LANNo,,p,,,,,pop Treasurer
AUDIT co.. or llAWAlr,,Audltora
Hoard Of nlvcotoraI H. A, aohaoror
Cecil THROWN, i, W. WOldrou W.
Lang, No. II Wodohouao q, 10, Achao.
for, Goo Uodlok
j. W. WALORON,
Secretary, pNolho Sugar Mil
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ELECTION on ofrloeHs,
LnllAI-A aIInAn rnMnANY-

RuliAiA SUGAR rOMpANY p.
At the annual meeting NJ me
Shareholders NJ the kOilALA BUOAli
COMPANY held m llHGlulu 0n Mon.
dag, FpHmfy g1lh lBll The following
oHippfs wufp elected ~ serve ior me
nHainR yHar
n. n neutrality-suspicious.
n n NliBHfON VloePfesldohl
" n pWfitlEu.lIuuuYBeo Secretary
Il. n AfllBlt'fONYuuuuTfehshfe
H. n TtHNtuuuuuuYAhd ltor
ifhs ab1yB named 0lieers nlsO toii'
fllluin lhp HUafd M Directors t1f The
sane period
" n pEfHlb,
Hpefplafy, KDhala SUGAR Company.
Honolulu February w. 1871
Sharp County record., 1911-03-31
Executed the Law.

The Times mcn witnessed the exc
cution Of the law according to the let
ter In jonesvile one day thls week
our good friend j. NJ dault had some
plowlng done In potato patch The
plowuan left ,hc plow stock standing
at thu ond Of the furrow and with tho
handles projecting over tho sidewalk
Aleng comes the street gang, and hav'
Ing orders to clear away everything
that projected over the street limbs
and any other obstruction these faith.
rul workmcn sawed on the hondpa Of
the plow stoek Just Ut the street line,
rbis left he pnw stock minus It's han,
dies, standing where II was left by the
plowman,=uhioh IS, C,) Times
Sharp County record., 1911-03-31
TIL F. COURTS

Circuit Court, Northern d,
trict--First Monday in Januar
and July. Southern Dist,"y
Second Monday in February AM
August. ''
County Court-Third Mond,,
in January, April, July and O..
tober. No County Court in h,
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern M,
trict--Third Monday in Mar5
June, September and Decembr
Southern District-Second Mm
day in March, June, septenbs
and December.
Chancery Court Southern p,
trict-'F'irst Monday in May an
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March an
September.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-31

q I and their one object WAS to save souls
n Before this conference adjourned
tsthe following resolution was adopt
Ned: Resolved, by a unanimous
fIv0te, that DR., Lovick Pierce is here
,Eby delegated to visit the general
circumference of the M. f, Church to
, be held in Pittsbure, Pa, May l,
,F 1848, to tender to that body the
y Christian regards and fraternal sal
utations of the general conference
of the M. E. Church South,
y And when the conference met
DR., Pierce was present and address
ed respectful note to that body
N stating that he was sent to bear to
them the christian salutations of the
church south and to assure them
n that it earnestly desired that the
two great Wesleyan bodies should
maintain at all times q warm and
\ confding fraternal relation to each
4 other and that he ardently desired
that they on their part would accept
the offer in the same spirit Of broth
erly love and kindness.
After two days there came the re-
ply: Whereas, there are serious
questions and d fficll is existing
between the two bodies. Therefore,
be it resolved that while we tender
to DR.. Pierce all personal courtesies
and invite him to attend our ses-
sion this general conference does
not consider it proper at present to
enter into fraternal relations with
the M, E. Church South
DR.. Pierce duly acknowledged the
offer Of q personal courtesy, but de-
clined it, saying, Within the bar |
can only be known in my official
character. You will therefore re-
gard this communication as final on
the part Of the M, E, Church South.
She can never renew the offer of fra
ternal relations between the two
great bodies of Wesleyn Methodist
in the United States But the pro-
position can be renewed at any
time, either now or hereafter, by the
M. Z. Church, and If ever made up
on the basis of the plan of separa-
ton Us adopted by the general con-
ference of 1874, The church south
will cordially entertain the PROPOSE
ton"
AT the general conference of the
M. L. Church, held at Brooklyn in
1872, the following proceedings
were had "To place ourselves in
the truly fratemal relations towards
our southern brethren, which the
sentiment of our people demands
and to prepare the way for the op'
enins of formal fraternity with them
Il is hereby resolved that this con
ference will appoint delegation
consisting of two ministers and one
layman to convey our fraternal
greetings and brotherly love to the
general conference of the NJ f.
Church South at its next next ensu-
Ing session."
When the general conference Of
the southern church met at Louis
vile In May, 1874 three delegates
to-wit; kevs, A, s Hunt, G. II, Fow'
Ter, and Gen, G, B, Fisk, appeared
duly commissioned from the eener'
al conference Of the northern church
The delegates delivered addresses oI
which II Is said, they were chorac
terized by excellent taste and warn
fraternal sentiments, which were
well received by the conference ant
the immense audience i'm attend
Sharp County record., 1911-03-31
LODGES

F. & A. M.--Evening Shade
Lodge No. 143 meets Friday
night before the third Saturday
and Saturday night before the
first Sunday in each month.
j. H. MCCALEB, W. M,
r. j. DAVIDSON, Sec.
R. A. M.--Rural Chapter No
so meets the third Saturday nigh
in each month.
G. E. CRAIG, II. P.
S. H. DAVIDSON, Sec.
I. O. O. F.-Evening Shade
Lodge No. 299 meets Wednesday
night of each week
W, H. CLARK, N. G.
G. G. MosER, Sec.
REBEKAHS-Grace l. o d 6 e
No. 345 meets the second and
fourth Friday nights in each
month.
MRS. MYRTLE EVANS, N. G.
MISS GRACE COLLINS, SEC.
w. O. W.-Evening Shade
Sharp County record., 1911-03-31
Directory.
cHURCH=S IS

RAPTIST-Services each frst
Sunday and Sunday night in the
month. Ed. W. NJ. Duren, Pas'
tor.
CHRISTIAN-Services e h
Sunday morning. No regular
pastor.
METHODIST-Services morn.
ing and night of each second and
third Sunday of the month. Rev'
W. M. Nesbitt, Pastor.
SUNDAY SCHOOL-At the
Methodist church every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, Every
body invited to attend d. l..
Ford, Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-31

THE Methodist came forth Us evangelist.
They persuaded men. With existing msl'-
tutons and creeds they had no quarrel.
Their controversy was not with Church or
State authorities. but with sin and Satan,
and their one object was to save souls. --
McTyeire.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-31
the EARLY
Establishment"

OF The Methodist Episcopal ChurCli
Ard lis Work And Growth Ia
North Ard Northeast
Arkansas.
By G. W. SHAVER.
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Resolutions of Coincidence,

- Whereas it has pleased the Supreme
Ruler of the Universe to cali our
brother, William Dorr, from his
labors on earth to the grand lodge on
high, and whereas our brother was
for many years a faithful member of
this lodge and the last charter mem
Der of Fraternal lodge, No. 80, A. f..
& A. NJ, and honestly toiled for the
good of the order, therefore, be it
Resolved, that we, the members of
this lodge, duly and sincerely mourn
the death of our brother, and be it re-
solved that we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the family of our de-
ceased brother, and be- it resolved
that these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of the lodge and q copy
sent the family Of our deceased brother
and published in the local paper.
y. Wikeen,
A. Orr,
Geo. 3. Rice,
Committee.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-03-02
Doctor Praises ID. ID. ID,

Although an M. D., I acknowledge
to my patients and patrons that your
remedy, D. D. D., reaches cases of
Eczema and permanently cures them
DR.. Ira T. Gabbert, Caldwell, Kan.
"My cure began from the first ap-
plication of D. D. D. My skin is now
as smooth as a baby's. I wouldn't
take a thousand dollars for what D.:
D. D. has done for me-" writes
August Santo, of Chillicothe, Ohio.
These are just samples of letters we
are receiving every day from grateful
patients all over the country.
"Worth it's weight in gold,' "A1l
my pimples washed away by D. D.
D." 81 found instant relief" SD.
D. D. is little short of miraculous.
These are the words of others in
describing the great skin remedy, D.
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Proven by thousands of cures, for
ten years to be absolutely harmless
and reliable in every case of skin
trouble, no matter what it is.
Get q trial bottle today. Instant
relief-only &c.. G. A. Jack, Prince
ton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-03-02
BLUE HILL

The roads have been very icy this
week.
Albert Orahood sold his horse to
Princeton parties last week.
Arthur Croft and wife spent Sun
day visiting with Albert Orahood and
family.
Carpenter Bros. hauled their last
carload of baled hay to Princeton
this week.
Thos. Kaliher bought the hay on
the Looney meadow from Mr.. Pres
colt and is hauling it to Princeton.
All are sorry to learn of the death
|of Chas. Wicktor of Santiago at his
home in Princeton. He was we'll
known here and was respected by all.
Albert Orahood returned from his
trip to Missouri last week. He re-
ports having bought an 8O-acre farm
near West Plains, Howell county, and
will leave this spring to take posses
sion.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-03-02
..WYANETT.

Fl: Hanson was in Dalbo last Sun
day.
Mrs. 81. Hanson called on the
Strong's on Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Annis and SOD, Law
renee, are in town this week. -
Jas. Bruckner called on Z. Berg
and family on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berg and Mr.. N.Y.
strem we're callers at o. G. Strong's
ON Sunday. ,.
Mrs. Enoch Lundgren and her
mother-in-law called at B. Fritzell's
Last Monday. >-S>. H. ..-: s. -
E. Nystrom from South Dakota was
visiting friends and neighbors here
for few days. He returned home on
Tuesday. -, .. ....E r. -.
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ESTES BROOK,

Harry Ryden Of Kennedy is visiting
at the Sandquist home.
Miss Cora Hubbard is spending a
few days in "dogtown."
Ward Wood of Clear Lake is visit.
ing relatives in this place.
Earl De Hart of Foreston spent
Sunday at the 81. L. Bemis home.
Miss Clara Sandquist came up from
Long Siding and spent Sunday at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs: O. j. Almlie and
brothers pent Sunday at J. S. Jacob.
sens, Freer.
Gorgen Almlie, who has been visit
ing with friends and relatives here,
left for his home Tuesday. =
Another one of those popular
dances will be given in "Dreamland' 81
Saturday evening of this week.
A jolly bunch of young folks spent
Sunday evening at the Sandquist
home. Playing games was the chief
amusement of the evening.
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sskids" down and saw that each one
arrived home safely.
Miss Kate Void, teacher ii district
l26, enjoyed visit from her sister,
Bessie, who is teacher at Big Lake
from Friday evening till Monday,
morning.
At the last meeting of the Y. p. s..
the following officers were elected !:
Margaret Jensen, president; Gene
We've Colburn, secretary; and Guy
Jenson, treasurer. The next meeting
will be at Jonas Norman's March 10.
The third spelling match between
districts IL and 81 was given at the
Colburn school last Saturday even
ing. Honors were again claimed by
district II. The pupils lined up on
the number IL side we're Nita Talen,
Hedvig Jorgenson, Irene and Chris
tina Magnuson, Selma Nelson, Nellie
Kirkevold, Tilman Kirkevold, Flora,
Otto and Charlie Minks, Mary Ras-
mussen and Mandie Riebert. Those
for 81 were Adolph Lueck, Elsie
Lueck, Arthur Peters, Herbert Jaen-
icke, Martha, Ernest and Herman
Rosin, Mary Peterson, Allen Hurry,
Leon and jake Eullenbaum and
Oracle Trabaun. After the spell down
the pupils of district IL we're presented
with beautiful framed picture for
their schoolroom. Following this re-
freshments were served to all, games
were played and good time was en-
joyed by all.
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ZlMM ERMAN-

John Starkey of Bethel was in town
Tuesday.
:Chas. Swanson of Elk River was in
town Monday.
I. F. Walker shipped stock to South
st. Paul Tuesday.
Harry Pratt was in St. Paul on
business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Larsen drove to
Princeton last week.
Mike Hitler attended the dance at
st. Francis last Saturday night.
James Foley is visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Conroy, this
week.
There will be a dance in the M. w.
A. hall on March 10. All are in
vited.
Mr.. Widmark has begun work for
Mr.. Heffner after a three weeks va
cation.
J. W. Heffner went to Princeton on
Monday and returned on Tuesday
morning.
Oscar Swanson, who has been home
sick with measles, has returned to the
city, where he is attending business
college.
Mrs. W. A. Smith, Mrs. I. F.
Walker and Mrs. Thompson left on
Tuesday for Harrington to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Abel, an aunt of
Mrs. Smith.
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METHoD1sT.

Sunday, March 5, le1l-1O:30 a. m. ,
preaching by Rev. S. G. Briggs of
Mora; IL NJ, Sunday school; $50 p.
M, Epworth league, leader O. M.
.Radeke;; 1870 p. ~, union temper
ance service. addressed by Rev. S. G..
Briggs. Rev.. Briggs is pastor of
the Methodist church at Mora. He
exchanges pulpits with Rev. Goodell
for the day. e..
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WOODWARD BROOK.

Reports say that wedding bells will
soon be ringing.
Albert Nelson arrived home from
the woods last week.
Chas. Berglund and family Of
Greenbush were visitors at T. G. Yot-
tens last Wednesday evening.
Several of the young folks Of this
vicinity attended program in a
school near Book last Tuesday even
ing.
The pupils-o district IL greatly APP
preciated the Kindness Of John Til
berg in taking them down to the Col
burn school last Saturday evening.
John took whole wagon load Of the