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Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

BL0Ts ON TAE LANDscAPE
Good Heasons Nihy olstiggrlns Signs
snoaid All sc Removed From
the Pucilc Roads.

IHa ejtg heaatilcrs VINO have exs
.teuaaa tlgsir ruldhrigudinOus measures
Ia sHo country win be delighted
hoih soface hat abashea, 70 note
tt lh sate q PENNSYLVANIA has an
eae8 them gsr some years,
Nu MIA sofsnlten enactment of
tl,e aanoawe forbIda tae plaeing,
or nsin ning along am
roaa within ghe state ehethef state
hlsAsag ttNa of eoa6iy or to@nshiD
resa 81 sieps of SHY description
ssnea emn'uxe hsgc been instruct-
ea sinee ths 90 ia has heen dug
aa g tear aeen sii siaus that may D.
nei pn tfeea fences posts Or
baMiders hioa ghe roads Where
ihase ai7seuse ssus afe painted On
( tie fenecs lhe wofRaaeu are instructed
g raipt the8i ont.
pat hst 81 the equally digdgmiug
ea 9jihia ere landa iheioaed by tho
fheeH ~ howIerea ty the rnadsg fs
z fAe ia nrahp state thaf only land
Qwuers MSS haes heense % disHHre
thp lRnaseaps That las needs amend
nR ~ What avaN gfll Z - to paint
oal lba eu TAKE Mapiegn's Pills.
wnea & 0ccnga on q force bordering
'he highway aae lcaye untouched the
1 FiWing anaoaaeHi dose pf
{amiaGdiefs 9lifers Z iaet The thing
ypa aeed eaNpig beeauee q stands
lhia Ter plshHaf ferce2 Fort
Wgrih Wocut6
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13


fhs man who inlha ugaiuat his town
makes q sefiqas blunaef a aefloue mis-
iaRa ~ 90 50 is e heip % create a
aeHilmen, asHlnas die place whare he
maSns his iiHine, plRco which meana
maeh p blm e all times and especihl
~ WHeu u Il prGspcf0aa aud this Il
Mnagt be Z tbs citizenship Is continu
nlls nMatng sama exe0ss 70 depiorc its
lsiaace Oua 81 the essential things
IL ail town. q a successful business
organization r8 attach tbis ofxaniza
ton UPON ail oceaeioua meana tnst tho
t9Mh q On tae dawagrade and that the
pefaans makiag taa attacks are assist
lHe tte town e se further down Ne
organization oan make heaaway with
tbs clsizcnabir out campaigning
aTIast it wllea they ougAt to W OUT
npaar.g pfaigea f9rB ll the citizen,
Ealp gport in hall1 4 town by lighting
is @ag lor growth an1 prosperity they
nfe badly nlstsssn (ireeaflile TEX }
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13


Much Of the bleakneas Of the winter
landscape may be removed BY the use
of evergreens near the house
The liome-hullder may well consider
this point when planning the layout Of
his grounds. Ills comparatively easy
to secure pleasing landscape effects
duflng the season Of green leaves and
buds ana blossoms; but when deprived
Of these tha problem becomes more
difficult.
Evergreen hedges are possible. and
m occasional evergreen tree growing
np ont Of the hedge Isl charming way
of breaking the sometimes monotonous
evenness and Of adding touch Of
feathery lightness to the aspect Of the
whole scene
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
tyses of Tea.,vcod.

Teallwood IS being used ~ India Tor
general purposes a house ard ship
building. for bridges railway sieepers.
furniture and elsinsies. Y IS also used
much for carving The BWrmoae carved
teak being especially noted
Teak has IN the past been usea %
some extent for gun carriages but q
Is not At preeonE considered well
adapted for this purpose As II nas
been found thar Il spIits too readily 10
be thoroughly valuable ID artillery
work
Teak is strongly and cliaraeteris
ticalIy scented ID af oily texture. ana
the sarface feels greasy 10 the touch.
Teak lugs when fiEss cut VIII not float.
The wood darkens 3EIth age. and after
number Of years becomes almost
black.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

Some poblleapirited cillgens ia Firs
gMa hase started q system 81 health
Embellishments alqag the roadside Ia
oVaeatioM b the pnalghtiy patent
me3lgine Advertisements which have
TO cset exteul ohscnred Che view
end defaced the scenery ia many sec
ti6ps 81 the country The former meet
mila msDFpNai eeneraily aad have been
tlie ipeaiHH d hringing about d changed
condition as faf as lhn public health
is eoscQrned. One Of illa signs reads
na follows "1ho Dos; Term n this
cnNly Is tbe oue of which the health
~ tiie iaiilf Il nesg protected An
ptiaW eeElains tsg legend Hewafa
posaiit0ss, they breed ln atagnant d
sieHlgrnnniag watar
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

force the merchants 10 compete
with public street mafkets
no the city woFk with hobo and Jail
labor aud giye tile woFkiugmen no en-.
aioyRnent
Vote deWn all bonds and proposi-
tionH 70 make public improvements
Drive oat an contractors and their
crews and minimize public expenilis
turo
supply free camping grounds in the
city 20 the hotels VIII all go broke
send away from town for printing,
dry go0ds and clothes arid spend your
money on the mail order house,
See % Il that ma corporation of
public utility makes cent Of profit
and keep all the Foreign capital out--
Pacific Coast Manufacturer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
EvcrlassInaly

Bones. a hOstleY gailed TO show 80
at the livery stable one morning
eWheres Bones r The boss asked
His fathers dead. sira explained
the other hostler
"Ohin
The next day agaln Bones tailed 70
show up And tho next day atin ha
was absent
'Bonea sol GROUND q said Che boas
Ills father said the other hostler
as l told you before Sir
Well, look here said the bofs
you slip "a your coat and run around
to Rones house ard and ont II ho sE
tenas 10 stay away an tie 9ime bii
isssl q desd
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
PROFIT N GOOD HOUSING
Coal Companies Ct Pennsylvania Build
Moderp Dwellings and Rent
rhem To Miners.


~ FIRST Btance there might not seem
ts be clos connection between good
housing and coal mining but the fact
raiuAins that able business man who
arc handling the anthracite industry
have diseogefed That there is q con.
nsefIpn ard sAat Il pays ihem. as pro.
daeefa 81 ansliracita. TO see that their
employees afe sheltered ID modern
dwellings 50 strongly convinced are
tAay of ihA faet that the hard coal
rael8h now contains some of tac best
eSslnbies cf good hoHsiag il the coan'
tfg IS the shaDe of VILLAGES planned
ana erected by the coal companies
Themselves ard renged 10 mine en-
pioleeA
aay bis hard coal company viii DO
ID iiluauhto tie Improvement ID
housing LeAigb. Reading or susaue
haana. 1Ne npeer coatfelda natufalIy
take pride I'll The progress made BY
their biggest producer the i.nckawan
na, and that Company's achievements
! are ia ne fullest sense typical Of what
I las boon daise
For examBlo the Lackawanna has
hailt whaf is known as concrets
City" The h0Hses gre virtually 81
concrete. save for doors and windows
au cmmy haise can BE- flushed from
eei'iug te cellar with hose without
/ 3anasc There Is plerty Of light and
air and particular atteation has been
paid 20 bathing iaciliiles, which arc s.
important u the lives d coal mineFa
/ Concrete Citg has beea made a ais
lipetive rommuaity, with regular con
mmily ceniefs like aiaggfpunds and
she miners tuiidron have q pleasure
resort with vading pools and other ap
/ nanenaRee hcionging % welimanages
/ Playground
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
Aa0 70 eITYs APPEARANcE
esster cse esr4lse pecots That Are
II artegis ueelen md Excellent
ctastfgction.

Ma8f naf n9ig Matl8ns az which
plsae osl ana limited garfAiy os
sggiea arr tsali o. have been
luein Rp bcsoat the Fesiden-
8si astitt2 ef aesly egsrg city of
pumAence Ufan gbaAa dapptH con
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

a natural phenomenon has been
diacoyerqd inla fish which can give
silocbs with eloctflcal flashes from
their eyes
Humph any woman who Nnowa
how 10 use her eyes discounted that
phenomenon long ngo.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
neat sIcnala ser AvIatora

Experiments ID FRANCE nage demon
strated inat tho baai signals % be
diHplnyea IRON ms sFopna for svia.
tors are Arabic namereis 10 write ga
q black background
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

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eead Chaucef So readily The Spelling
IS 70 queer The Professor of Enes
ash. Eve had lats Of pfisnce
vhlle examJHing tlle sophomaFoa pa.
pois Harvard lsampoon
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

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m ambiguity holdings which DE-.
fasf rom tae Appearance Of the
q ,erhouda g Wuich they are 10.
rieJ IA Caafmna and particularly
ht tAe hRmele thm condition Il be.
s anrtnrstHt bY she erection OF
a8 attfactiee structures designoa
gisfg fhe ora sDaneh misalaas Ok she
faGlHc cpaat 0ad Southwest Popular
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The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07
SEAFORTH NEWS

Miss Theresa frost, accompanied
by her uncle Henry frost was Red
wood Falls visitor Monday.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson left
Saturday by way of Redwood Falls
for Canada in response to telegram
stating that their son Elmo was very
low with pneumonia.
The Orths are now owners Of new
Studebaker six, purchased the past
week.
Robert Moorhead and Geo. Fegan
are the latest purchasers of cars in
this vicinity both having bought Reos
of agent Keefe Of North Redwood
Pierre Kremer returned from
Brockings the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis and fam
lily visited at the Joe Bunting home
near Delhi Sunday.
A home talent play, "The Dust Of
the Earth" under direction of Mrs.
Showalter, was put on here Monday
night at the A. o. U. w. hall.
W. A. Hauck, James Longbottom
and w. R. Goudy transacted business
with A. J. Praxel at Lamberton Sat-
urday. The trip was made in Mr..
Hauck's REQ.
G. H. Johnson drove to Marshall to
the hospital Saturday with Mrs.
Aberl. who was quite seriously in
jured about one of her shoulders
when she slipped and fell on the pave
ment earlier in the week.
Mrs. Geo. S. Davis and Mrs. w. R..
Goudy were Redwood Falls visitors
Saturday.
Lennie Fuhr and family visited with
Lou Fuhr's at Vesta Sunday.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07
CLEMENTS NEWS

VIM. Marvin and family of Red
wood Falls visited at the home of A.
E. Clements Sunday.
G. D. Jensen and John StetH left
Sunday on a fishing trip to Lake Min
netonka, returning Wednesday.
S. R. Kramer and family autoed to
Springfield Decoration Day to take
in the ball game.
Ed StefH left Tuesday with a car
load Of Stock for Galloway to place
them on the farm his two boys are
working there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Steff1 went to
Sleepy Eye Tuesday for a several
day visit with friends and relatives.
A Kruse of Springfield was here
Friday to visit with his son William.
j. L. Knapp Of Redwood Falls was
here Friday on business matters.
Katy Neudecker who has been
clerking for VIM. Lindemann since
last fall resigned last week and ac-
cepted position with Nielsen &
Steffi.
Mrs. C. D. Jensen and children left
for New Ulm Saturday to visit for
several days.
Chas. Hanson left Friday for points
in South Dakota to visit with rela-
tlves returning last Monday.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07

Miss Rose Altnow of Arlington is
spending a few days. at the J. L.
Borg home this week.
Misses Anna and Ruth Mclean of
Redwood Falls visited relatives here
on Sunday.
Geo. Leslie and sons Melvin and
Harold of Wabasso spent Sunday at
the home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Margaret Leslie.
c. j. Scott and son Guy and VIM.
Rogers went to Diamond Lake Mon
day for a few days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Johnson and
Miss Florence Evans and F. L. Kaye
autoed to Tracy Saturday Of last
week.
Miss Mary Tradewell and Mrs Fred
Moritz of North Redwood were visit
ors at the O. L. Flore home the past
week.
The young ladies of this community
gave Miss Anna F. MacDougall a sur
prise shower Friday evening of last
week. All present reported a very
enjoyable time.
A. w. Wright of MINNEAPOLIS
preached two very helpful and inter
esting sermons in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Nj. and Mrs. j. R. Buffers of Rem
vile spent Sunday at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. R. G. Rogers.
Mrs. Buffers has been suffering con-
sicerably from rheumatism this
spring but is steadily improving row.
The Misses Eta Carbert, Elden
Flore and Bernice Parker expect tc go
to Dawson Friday for few days visit
with their friend Miss Susan Shock.
Mrs. J. L. Parrot of Lucan spent
Sunday at the Moldestad and Murs-
tad homes returning Monday after
noon.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07
HITCHCOCK'S
OLD RELIABLE
DRUG STORE
DELHI NEWS ITEMS

F. E. Sylvester, cashier of the New
we've calling on Mr.. Sylvester's sister,
Miss Ruth Burch of Minneapolis
has been the guest of her friend, Miss
Eden Flore. for the past week.
Miss Florence Evans of Redwood
Falls spent last week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. H. F. Johnson.
The young mems club was enter
taired on Tuesday night at the ncme
OF Fred Starr, with Merl Starr as
host
Miss Alice R. Piersol left last Fri
dy for three weeks vacation which
VII be spent at Minneapolis and
Charles Ciy, Iowa.
Miss Edna Stewart arrived home
the end of the week from Lake Crys-
tai where she has been engaged in the
public schools the past year.
Miss Leila Rogers has closed her
school at Morgan and returned home
for the summer vacation.
Miss Sarah Stewart, who has been
engaged with the Seaforth schools the
past year returned home the end of
the week.
Miss Martha Schumacher left Sat-
III day for her home at Montrose.
Mrs. H. F. Johnson and Miss Helga
johnson will entertain the young wo-
mems club at the farm home OF Mrs
Johnson on Monday night.
Miss Alice Swenson was an over
Sunday CUES of friends at Dawson.
James Bell and family of Redwood
Falls spent Sunday at the c. G. Bell
home.
James Gerding went to Minneap-
oils the last of the week on business.
F. Kaye of ST. Paul was a Sunday
visitor at the H. F. Johnson home
Flossie Ramey of Redwood Falls
spent several days the guest Of her
friend Mary Calvin.
Don Archer who has been attend
ing school at Marshall the past year
returned home Saturday.
c. W. Chroup and family of Morton
spent Sunday at the Robt. Bramsche
home.
Children's Day will be observed in
the Presbyterian Church Sunday,
June II.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07
MORGAN NEWS

Mrs. C. H. Rice visited friends and
relatives at Redwood Falls Monday.
Cora D. Fox of Redwood Falls Wis
iteG at the DR.. Adams home the first
part of the week.
C. G. Sasse and family were Red
wood Falls visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Tolman autoed
to Mankato Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Banek visited
friends at New Ulm Tuesday.
John Dittbenner who spent a couple
OF weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives has returned to his home at
Woodwork, North Dakota.
H. O. Johnston was a Redwood
Falls visor Tuesday.
Henry Kopischke returned Tuesday
after spending a few days at Mime
apolis.
A good sized crowd attended the
dance given at the city hall Tuesday
evening. The Morgan orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion.
Mrs. ]. L. MacMaster was Red
wood Falls visitor Monday.
Warren Morgan, who spent Sunday
here visiting friends, left for ST..
James Monday.
F. H. Scheiffert and family were
New Ulm visitors Tuesday where they
visited friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Fenske left
for New Ulm Monday for shor. Wis
it.
August Nelson returned to Mime
apclis Monday after spending a few
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. h. Nelson Of Wayburne.
john Fenske returned to resume his
duties at the St. Cloud Business Col
1ege Wednesday after spending few
days at the home Of his parents.
Mrs. Chas. Lamberton of Redwood
Falls visited friends and relatives
here Tuesday.
Herman Loose, the dray man, pur-
chased a Ford car from the Big store
the fore part Of the week.
Frank Hockett of Redwood Falls
visited at Morgan Wednesday.
Judge of Probate Laudon was a
Morgan visitor Wednesday.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07
REVERE NEWS ITEMS

Quite number of our citizens at
tended the Decoration exercises at
Lamberton Tuesday,
Mrs. Lundquist of Jeffers spent
from Monday until Tuesday with Mrs.
R. Kaatz
J. Brudlie and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank and Mrs. H. Panther spent
Sunday at Lake Sarah.
Bud Fillingham was caller at
Cobden last Tuesday,
Mrs. Oscar Peterson and children
of Ann township were Sunday visit
ors at the home of Mr.. Rob. Kaatz.
L, Severson of Lake Benton arrived
here last Sunday take charge of the
lumber yard during Mr.. F. Grinde's
illness.
Mrs. Fred Yiek and Miss Christina
Yiek were Sunday callers at the
Churchill home east of town.
Mrs. Lund of Walnut Grove is
spending the week with her daughter
Mrs. J. X. Nicolayson.
Prof. Frazier Of Milroy was caller
in our town Tuesday.
O. Christianson Of Lamberton was
caller at Fick's Sunday.
The Ladies Home Circle meets at
the home Of Mrs. o. B. Bakken Thurs
day. June 8.
Leonard Panther returned last
Monday, having been with the Or
TOMS Show for the last few weeks.
Miss T'ilda Brudlie was a Tracy
caller Friday returning Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Flick of Lamberton
| was guest at L. Fick's Sunday
The public school closed here Fri
day with a school picnic at Mr.. Hoff-
| roggee's home.
Prof. Waddick and Mrs. Waddick
returned to their home at st. Paul
Friday.
Miss temple returned to her home
at Cottonwood, Minn., where she will
spend her summer vacation.
| Mrs. Ed. Flick and Lew Flick return
| ed from Rochester Saturday where
they have been spending a few days
with Ed. Flick, who passed successfully
through serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoffrogee were
Sunday guests at the home Of Mr..
Churchill.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Lupke Of Posen town
ship transacted business here the
first of the week.
| Miss Ella B. Gimmestad is home
for her summer vacation. She is a
student at Winona Normal school.
Mrs. j. j. Ziegler visited friends and
relatives at Franklin Tuesday.
A wreck near Dawson delayed the
til S a. m. Monday.
Ludwig Kreft has his new residence
prctically finished; only a little more
work and the plastering yet remains
to be done.
Invitations are out for double
wedding of four popular Belview peo-
pie. The contracting parties being
VIM. Eide and Clara Knutson and
Lena. Knutson and Martin Monson.
The wedding date is set for June 18th.
1916
Mrs. Anna johnson of Dassel is
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Herman Williams.
Chris Mardahl put a neat fence
around the school grounds at the
Payne school last week.
Miss Anna Knutson returned last
week from Minneapolis where she has
been taking a course in music.
Joe Pistulka, Seaforth banker, call
ed here on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kohls and Mr..
anc Mrs. VIM Smith autoed to Nor
gan Friday where they attended the
graduating exercises at that place.
Glen Marcyes was chauffeur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Weideman and
daughter were guests Sunday at the
c. 0. Anderson home near Vesta.
Nj. and Mrs. Sven Kolen and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Rier Gryting
and family were entertained at the
L. Braaf1adt home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holver Homme of
Echo were callers at the G. F. Rain
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kisner of Echo were
Beiview visitors Sunday.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Aftermath of Mon
tana are the guests of the N. H. Lind.
quist family this week.
John Kimentsky returned from
Clements Sunday.
Mr.. Wherland of Sanborn was in
Wanda on Friday for the purpose
Of building an electric line into Wan
da. A mass meeting will be held by
the citizens for the purpose Of getting
a sentiment on granting a franchise
0 the Wherland Electric Company.
The Misses Hertha and Esther
Doepke were callers at Wabasso Sat-
urday.
Deputy Bank Examiner Moore ex-
amined the State Bank of Wanda ON
June first.
j. Balfany and family were Lam
berton callers Sunday.
H johnson of Milroy is the owner
of new Paige 49, Another carload
OF Paige cars is expected this week,
which is nearly sold as reported by
the garage. A Paige product appears
to work up good reputation in the
southern part of Redwood county.
Mrs. Homie and grandson Ellsworth,
were Wabasso callers Friday.
School District No. 80 closed it's
doors Friday on very successful
term and the Misses Louise Mont
gomery, Harriet Bartlett and Jessie
Smith returned to their homes at
Lake City, Delano, Thief River, Wis.
F. Bloedow and family Of Glenn
ents visited with relatives at Wanda
Sunday.
Miss Mary Jenniges left Saturday
for visit with friends at Mankato.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Dopeke were CAL
lers at Milroy Sunday.
Several blocks of cement sidewalk
will be built in the village Of Wanda
in the next few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Spalding visited
with Katzlof's at New Ulm the past
week. Mr.. Katzloff, the father Of
Mrs. Spalding is reported seriously
ill.
The state road running through
the center Of Willow Lake, which
meets the Lamberton State road is
underway of construction.
n Franta, P. Callaghan and A.
Fritz were Wanda visitors Friday.
', T. Jenniges of Wabasso was seen
in town this week.
f. Kratzke and family were guests
at the Wieland home Sunday.
Z. Hettlinger and crew of New Ulm
are busily employed at the C. Timm
place.
Quite fishing party left town Sun
day but all returned empty handed.
0. c. Kuhen and family returned
Friday from few days visit with rel
atives at New Ulm.
Henry and Matt CORES were New
Ulm callers Wednesday,
Mr.. H. Tustes and family Of Wa
basso were seen at Wanda Sunday.
J. Schaffer and family spent Sum
day at Lake Shetek.
2. b: Jenniges and family were
New Ulm callers Wednesday,.
j. A. Cunning and family were
guests at the j. Kuddy home Sunday.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07

The Ladies Missionary Society will
be entertained by Mrs. VIM. Sand
man, Jr. and Mrs. Fred Lindsey at
the home of Mrs. Sandman on June
7th.
The Brownie Theatre did rot have
a show Friday evening on account of
the commencement exercises. Dur
ing this time Mr. Mielke the prophet
or transacted business at Minneap-
oils.
John Malstrom visited friends at
Morton Tuesday.
The commencement exercises of the
Morgan High School took place Fri
day evening, June End. DR.. A L..
Sarchet of Redwood Falls delivered
the address of the evening, his topic
being "This World Needs Workers" !"
The graduates were Robert George,
Russell Battershell. Georgine Aoams,
Ben Marchant, Edith Bohn, Bertha
Mueller, Eva Kempton, Floy Al
brecht.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07
SUNDOWN NEWS

The Ladies Aid Society will;
meet Wednesday afternoon with.
Mrs. Lars Sogaard.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Peterson.
were over Sunday guests E: the
Walters home near Sleepy Eye
Michae. Hojern returned Tues
day from Texas where he has
spent the winter.
Carl Kagel, J. M. Thorsten and
Ebert Meyer have purchased au-
tomobiles during the past week.
The Girls Society of the Luth-
eran Church will be entertained
at the Hans Meyer home Thurs
day afternoon, June 8.
Mrs. John Amann and chill
dren of Sleepy Eye visited at the
Emil Torrak home several days
last week.
Lars Sogaard has been in
MaEnomen county the past week
looking after his land interests
there.
Evald Klabunde made a trip
to Lamberton Sunday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Peterson fin
ished her work at the Clark Mil
linery store in Springfield and
returned to her home Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Tonak returned
Sunday frcm Lamberton where
she has been staying with her
sister, Mrs. Will Douglas.
At the Farmers Club meeting
Frilay night it was decided not
to have a fair in Shutdown this
fsi!, but the club VII help with
a fair in Clements. Quite a
delegation of business men from
Clements was present. The
next meeting of the cluD will be
on June 20. A committee was
appointed to secure speaker On
that date who will talk on Good
Roads,"