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Ha invcntado un notable aparaio

Fl senior Daniel L. Zakazar, lc ha
pucsto el nombrc dc "Terromctro" d
un aparato de 81 invcncion cue tIcnc
por objcto acusar la presencia dc los
mctales que SC encucntran debajo dc
Ia terra.
Sc han hccho varioS cXpcrimcntos
con dicho aparato, todos clIos may
satisfactorios por cuya razon sc cree
que Scra dc graniisima utilidad para
los mineros 4 los que les economical
RI gran partc dc los CaStos que ahora
t!cncn quo haccr para cXplorar las
rcgiones mctalifcras.
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J.. RECORTE.

z.,s1 , ru,rde esa direction. pars cue d
=. mu,stre q sus amigos Que su;res d.
csllos, meIqulnos, Itzotss , sr.aos te Ii
piel, con CSC. en- fir1bres post,es que re
20 AZ corte. mn cajita de pomada GooIz-
isx. Ia mejor del muldo para estas En-.
fermedades. Dsvueivo el dlnero q "a ssr.
yols cue 80 curt J no sane:
rSPnIDIeN GONZALEZ
"a, RI LAREDO. TENir
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Campana contra las mosquitoes

Is tai la cantidad de los mosquitoes
que no hay persona alguna que no Sc
qucic Dc sus picaduras Y II no te-
ma rccibir elias cl germcn de! pa
Iudismo Y de otras Intermediates de
la misma mancra que los que vlenen
de lugarcs I~eianos dc las coStas te-
men contraer Ia fichre amarillo o ell
v0mito negro. Pucs hicn, para COM
batir a cs,os animalitos Ia C~cmpaAn
dc "El Aguila" ha ofrccid" al Ayun-
tamicnto $4,000 Iitros de p~etrolco
para p]ctrolizar los pantanos y va en-
trcgd los primcros mil litros. Sc cSp"-
ran los mciorcs rcsuItadoS de est"
campana J SC cree gao Ia cantidad 4"
pctrolco donada scr5 has,antc para
cl fin propucsto.
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UN PRESIDENTE MUNICIPAL
QUE ABUSA DE SU AU-
TORIDAD.

GUADALAJARA. Julio 80. Haze
algunos dias que un grupO dc v%ccinoS
de Ia poblacion dc -TcnamaXtlan Gle
va una qacja al GobcrnaGor contra
les abuses comctidoS con mucha fire.
cucncia por ct Prc&idcnte Municipal
Y este al tencr conocimicnto dc 10
hccho por los que el rcputa sus enc
migos trata dc cn~carccIarIoS.
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& VTYDbDERG IIBR0 De GRO
PNAITIEA5 DE MAGNEIiSIhO,
HIITNOTISGaO Y SUGGESTION

Es3a intcrczaatisGno iib,o corriEe 81
spocami"7tc. IA faHa d. Toiuntsd =
lss c1crg,on pcTdldas. .QHsrais vues
t7s ,ida -odeada dc ~fciicided? Pueo
teec .! "Ysrdtdero Libco 3e Gro" ,
on & heI!a...S Ia iorma COMO Sc al
ql;cre a ~iuerza, Ia teicidad, In II
In toda-
Coasts ne u clessnte 7ola1e>
=@7 bien inFre5o Y ncaneate encpa
dcTaxdo eG tea
eREC!0 CE - OssA; s2.r9
PLjrs Il:
iCEACIO E. LOZkNO.
lis y, Ssut. Rosa Ave.
eAN ANTONIO. TEXAS
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Bale de fantasia.

Co n!c:.vo Is! d!4 onem4stlco 1c
Ia ~>enorIta Ana Maria Gonzalez, Ill
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Varios acusQdos de
rebellion fueron
dos q
Monterrey
La colonid francesa de ia
capital regioH'on ana
Va q organizer
ING fles:a

MONTERREY. \. l.. A%osto 10.
Una fuerza dc Scgur.dad del r
tado que fuc enviada hace ror"s d.a*
a hacer IN reconocimicrto Ell los III
cares cercanos q IA Villa de Zua@ua.
donde Sc dijo que habia ~#p"reci''"
IN grupo de rcbeldes pertemec'-ate i
Ia partida que hace poco$ dlas capt
tur6 Galeana. regreso aver. traycndo
p~risioneros a cinco inGividGos que fuc-
ron capturados en- los caminos cerca-
nos Z la referida villa.
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san kNTnNIO, TEX.
So F.. HOUSTON ST.



FORQUE es Ia cesa de canbio
mas antigua Y mas grande 3 Ia
cue s:cmpre ha cumplido fie!,nente
con todcs Sus of:ccinilcntOs.
PORQUE cs Ia Gnica casa e7 loE
Estados Jnidos que toma b.jo su
mas cstricta rcsponsahilidad ell en-
vio dc dinero, sicnGo per ST Cuenta
abso.utamente iodos los ricsgos, no
Pudiendo, por nir-iin motive, per
der eli cliente M UN SOLO CEN
TAVO.
PCRGUL csta casa Sc cncarCs de
Oar rs GricTcs de page direct
Earte 2 sUS aCcntcS en- Mexico Y
de r~ccoicr III comprobante dc Ia
persona que -cciba eli dincro en- Nc
xico, sin que los ~clicntes tanGaa
que nlolestarSc para naGa Y sin
lux tcngan cue escribir cartas nj
mandar Giros Que muchisima.s We
ces Sc pierden ? que ofrecen dill
:ultades para ell cooro.
PORQUE rsta cas- da a sus Glen
ties una carta de Tarantia ea ID CUE
consta que 81 por algui.a circuns-
tancia no es encontrada Ia persona
en- Mexico. e devolverd e! dinero r
ST. cliente en- este pals sin cobra-is
ri un solo ccntavo Nor sus Gestl"-
pes,
POEQUE esta casa hace tcGOs l.
pages Ell Mexico prccisameute ~
pesos fuertes de plata EeXicana "
en- moncGas De orc mex!caao, pr
diendo tambion haccr eavio en di-
nero Americana 81 los c!:elte1 90.
10 pEeflerer
PORQUE esta casa es Ia mGs 80
yura V acreditada como 10 pruehs
Ell hecho de haber mandaCo much
sir,os miles de pesos q Mexico s.n
iiaber rccibiGn hasta Ia fecfa nj
una s]la reclamation Y sir habcE
pcrdido sus cIientes NJ UN SOLO
CENTAVO.
INSIRECCICNES PARA RACER
81 PEDIDO.
Sirvase saLar IN giro postal G
giro de express pagade-o a Ia or
den de MAYO'S MONEY Ek-
CHANGE, San Antonio, Tex. o
manGar los billetes dc banco Ame
ri:auos en- carta ccrtificadn per H.
tantidad que I'd. desce mazda. n
Mexico, enviandonos tambiGn 81
nonlbre Y IL direction exacta ,te Ia
persona que deha recibir el dinc'o
en- Mexico. En- cu9nto recibsmcs
SUI remesa 10 enviaremos 81 CARA
de garaatia J pocos dias mas tar.
do Ell reciho original de la perso
rs que LOG hsya recibido en- Mezi-
CO, que sera ia prueba de que cum
plimos ficlnents con ~ orden.
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Murio por la equivocacion de IN
boticario.

EncOntrandosc un POGO cnfcrmO IN
nino hijo del Prcsidentc Municipal
INFERNO senior Monies de Oca. tue
llamado un medico quien eXtendio
una receta que fuc Nevada a r De
las principalcs boticas para que fuera
surtida V en- cuanto la medicinal lc
fuG propinada al niho este dejo dc
~eXistir.
Parecc que Sc t~ata de una cquivo-
caci0n del h~oticario que atendio Ia
receta y que confccciono las mcdici-
mas del niho con las substancias cue
habian sido recetadas por otro mtdico
a otro ~pacientc.
Inmediatamcnte Sc do parto Il la
autoridad y Sc procedi6 a Ia dcten-
cion del hoticario para que :" acla-
re cual cS Ia rcsponSabilidad que lc
corresponds en- este dcSgraciadu case.
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F. aIarman.c la carcstis dc la vida.

E sIarman.c la carcstis dc la vida.
FL probIcma dc Ii "arcst!a De II
VIDA siguc s.ondo cl cue ;icHc mas
prcocupadaa a to,iaS las cIaa"# >9r'A-
les. nero de mancra muy especial a Ia
r'a,r trabaiadora pucs Ell taato QUO
todo 10 nue. ncccsita 10 licnc que pa
gar = p.ccios muy altos on los cHatc'
todavia Sc nota ]tenJcncia a IA ALA.
los sucldos permancccn c~stacionaI!oS
=. uaturalmentc. cl dcscquilihEio eco
nomico cs cada dia mayor. La car&e
Y 81 pcscado ~alcanzan en- Ia actuail-
dad p~recios tres vcces mayor2S que
los cue tenian en- 1914 y cosa Scmo-
iantc paSa con CT %frijc!. cI mai. ID
azIIcar. la mantcca cl ;rroZ J otr"@
~articuIos dc primcra ncccsldaG. sc
cSpcra quo las autorldadcS "t'"Vch-
gan en- aiguna forma para pon"rlc IN
limi;c a csto1 prccios crcclsntcS a Il"
dc ouc Ia vida sea possible para los
Que no ticncn mas capital que Q! de
su buena disposition para N@O@J@i'
ILL., Lo.oc,,.c;or dc
Diariamcntc SC cStan pr~csentand"
en- los iuzgadoS escritoS Il fin DC que
Sc cxija a los inquiIinos Ia dcSocupa-
ci6n de las casas y como quicra quo
Ia ley en- vigor cs colnplctamentc f.
vorablc para los propictarios. los III
auiliuos van a cnyiar al Gohcrnad"r
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Ell SENIOR GUTIERREZ QUlJANO
FALLECIO.

PUEBLA, JULIO 30.-El senior Ma
nacl Gutiar4gz Quijano, que fue asal
tado cuando Se dir!gia a In fabrica en-
dondc trabajaha f~allccio Il consccuen-
cia de las hcridas que le infirieron
los bandoleros que llcvaron a cabo
dicho ~asaltO.
Aunque desde IN principle sc dijo
que su estado era en- extreme delica-
do Y que habia muy pocas probabili-
dades de s~alvarle Ia vida, su muerte
ha causado gran CONSERVATION muy
lspccialmente entire Ia c~olonia cspa-
nola en- dondc era muy eStimado.
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GLENDORADO

Ed Indrehus was home to spend
Labor day with his family in this
burg.
Those who spent Sunday afternoon
at the Hubbard home were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Northway and daughter of
Foreston, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rusch
and family of Superior, Mrs. Sam
Walker and family and Mrs. Geo.
Walker of Becker, John Griffin of
Minneapolis, Robert Murray of Foley,
Arthur Crook and Albert Wager.
Clara Indrehus and Walter Magnus
left this week for Foley, where they
will attend high school the coming
year.
School in district 33 south will start
Monday, Sept. 10, with Mollie Hilder
and Gertrude Clepper as teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Walker and son
called at the Louis Severson home on
Monday evening. ..-..
A jolly bunch Of young folks gath
cred at the Frank Scherer home on
Monday evening and delightful time
was had. A lunch was served, af-
ter which all left wishing Frank God
speed in his service for Uncle Sam.
Cora Hubbard visited friends in
Foley on Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
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OXBOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall and fam
lily spent an evening of last week at
the Jesse Sleeves home
Mrs. Oliver Dibblee returned home
from the Northwestern hospital last
Tuesdays
Mrs. Eric Peterson and daughter,
Alma, visited at the Axel Miller home
last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Borchers and Mr..
and Mrs. E. Thompson have gone to
Charles City, Iowa, to spend week
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson of Min
neapolis motored up to spend a couple
Of days with relatives here.
George Carr is building an addition
to his home. Jim Moore is doing the
carpenter work.
Mrs. Mcfarland called at the Ed
ward Hall home last Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall called at
the Oliver Dibblee home Thursday of
last week.
Mamie Whitcomb spent Friday af-
ternoon with Marshall Hall.
Willfred Sutcliff motored up from
Minneapolis on Saturday evening, and
was a guest at the Tomlinson home
for couple Of days.
Charley Roadstrom and his sister,
Annie, and Carl and Oscar Larson
autoed to Minneapolis Monday to at
tend the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall spent
Saturday evening at the Everett Hall
home.
Mrs. John Gates and family were
guests at the Oscar Lungren home
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lindell and family
visited at the Oliver Dibblee home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Everett Hall spent Friday af-
ternoon at the Herb Gates home.
Sunday evening visitors at the John
Gates home were Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Lungren and family, Mrs. Eric Lun-
gren and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lungren
and children. =.
School commenced in district 80 on
Monday with Miss Madison as teacher
May Gates and Bernice Gates helped
Hattie Hall celebrate her birthday an
niversary.
Mrs. Mcfarland and Bernice Gates
called at the Leon Annis home on Fri
| day afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ziebarth and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hall spent
Sunday evening at the Oliver Dibblee
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor and
daughter of Long Siding visited at the
Arthur Radeke home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lungren motored
to Minneapolis Monday to attend the
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hall and
son, and their mother, Mrs. Mary
Hall, were Sunday visitors at the
| Henry Sleeves home.
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WOODWARD BROOK

Christ Minks is getting ready to
build on the land which he owns south
west Of his present location. He sold
the old home farm some time ago and
expects to move onto the new place
before spring.
August Larson has moved his house
and put cellar under it. He expects
to build an addition, and when com
plete it will be one of the best houses
in these parts.
struction in this vicinity. Silo filling
somewhat short crop Of hay, this is a
great feed advantage.
Miss .Hilda Anderson left on Monday
for Milaca, where she will attend high
school,.
Henry Roelofs and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
J. Roelefs of Prinsburg came up last
friends and relatives until Monday.
E. Lundberg has purchased new
touring car. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Hylkema are en-
pertaining the latter's father, who is
here for visit from Iowa.
Ed. Talen and his sister, Anita,
accompanied by Miss Sadie Grover
and Halo Keil, autoed to Roseland last
Saturday for visit with relatives.
Mr.. Lecocq has rented the farm of
J. M. Johnson and expects to take
possession this fall.
Clarence Talen is at home nursing
a swollen knee. %"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bekins drove to
Princeton on Saturday to see Mr.. Bek-
ms brother, Klaas, who is i'll at the
Northwestern hospital.
G. F. Liepitz had the misfortune to
have one of his colts badly cut in a
wire fence
The school house in district IL has
been fixed up. A new ceiling was put
in, also new door IN place of the old
one which was broken. School will
commence on September II. The
Young sisters of Princeton, who taught
here last year, have been engaged to
teach for another term.
Sunday school next Sunday at 10
am, c. E. meeting at p. m. Preach
ing every Wednesday evening at 8.
Everybody is invited to attend these
meetings.
Last Monday was stock shipping
day at Pease and quite number from
here could be seen hauling cattle.
Daward Grover is staying with J.
Thinner of Pease.
George Reibe, who enlisted in the
navy sometime ago subject to being
called when needed, received a tele-
gram last Thursday to report at New
York as soon as possible. He left the
following morning and is now in the
service of Uncle Sam.
VIM. and Ed. Winan of Greenbush
spent Sunday here.
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PEASE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuperus of Rock
Valley, Iowa, arrived here last Friday
to visit the John Kuperus family Of
this place. Mr.. Kuperus made the trip
with his Overland car.
Mrs. Lester Kempton and daughter,
Alice, went to Superior on Friday to
visit the Chester and Earl Kempton
families.
Severn Wevell, Johan and Nick
Johanson and Mrs. Bickky autoed to
Mile Laos lake on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Strating, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jongejeud and Mr. and Mrs. Van
Dalen went to Minneapolis on Tuesday
to attend the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs John Norman and Mrs.
Wicklund of Woodward Brook autoed
to Minneapolis early on Wednesday
morning to attend the fair.
The Christian school opened on
Tuesday.
The w. I. Meline family of Braham
visited the S. Meline family over Sun
day.
Henry Hubers shipped two carloads
Of cattle and hogs from here Tuesday
Garret Velestra has purchased the
restaurant from Nick Pluimer
Mrs. H. Congers and daughter from
Ogilvie visited Mrs. j. A. Jetsinga on
Tuesday.
One hundred and twenty-five tubs
of butter were shipped from the
creamery this week.
John Hubers and two Boisman
brothers of Iowa came Monday to visit
and look for farm.
Mrs. J. Toussaint and son spent last
week visiting in Ogilvie and returned
home Sunday. 49,.
Miss Rhine Brink returned home
from Prinsburg last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brink of that place accom-
panied her home. ...s- ...
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GREENHOUSE

Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Cordes called at
Fred Stellow's last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Saxon and
daughter, Ruby, Of Princeton, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Betzler were enter
tanned on Sunday at Anton Betzler's
Miss Sophie Stellow and Lilly Cor
des spent last Wednesday evening
with Annie Bauman.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Reiman and son,
Otto, and daughter, Alice, autoed to
St. Francis on Saturday and visited
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reiman and family.
They returned home Sunday evening.
Miss Cecilia Deglman was a guest
at J. Seifert's on Sunday.
Misses Ella and Margaret Heruth
passed Saturday evening with Misses
Anna and Olga Reiman.
Mrs. L. Gennow and son, Arvel, and
Mrs. Sam King spent Sunday after
noon at Guderian's.
Arvie and Edward Lindstrom, Hugo
Betzler and Misses Freda and Willie
Heruth spent Friday evening at Aug.
Bauman's. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashaw Reiman and
family and Miss Minnie Ristow spent
Sunday evening at H. Remnants.
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Kewitsch homes.
0 Mrs. ]. "a. Erstad and daughter,
Zelpha, spent the latter part Of the
week in Minneapolis with Miss Hide
5garde Erstad, who left on Friday for
Albuquerque, N. M, to be gone until
next summer.
Miss Rose Peterson left on Monday
for Minneapolis, where she will take
a business course.
Miss Karen Uglem had as her guest
last Thursday Mrs. Hunt and two lit
tie children Of Princeton.
Mrs. George Johnson and baby are
visiting at the Ludwig johnson home.
Mrs. Ole Nelson and sister, Mrs. An
derson, spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. O. H. Uglem.
Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson and daugh-
ter, Mabel, and Mr.. and Mrs. Engwald
Hanson and little son were Sunday
visitors at the Geo. Hanson home in
Glendorado. w.
Billy Stark is sporting in a new tin
Lizzie. -
Miss Zelpha Erstad returned on
Tuesday after an absence Of five
weeks. She visited uncles and aunts
at Hendrum, Borup, Crookston, Glyn-
don, Enderlin and Sheldon, N. D. She
also visited at Grafton and Fargo.
N. D., Fergus Falls and Badger, max
ing all but the return trip by automo-
bile.
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FREER

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harrison and
family motored up from Kenyon on
Saturday to spend Sunday at the O. H.
Uglem home. Miss Karen Uglem ac-
companied them on their return Mon
day for a weeks visit. ..
Mrs. Gustafson and Mrs. Peter An
derson went to Minneapolis on Satur-
day to spend the week visiting and in
cidentally to attend the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honus Peterson enter
tanned a party of friends on Friday
evening.
Bernt Nelson is spending the week
in the city.
Rudolph Rue, Bonnie Hartman,
Florence Stark and Hilda Barhaug
autoed to the cities on Sunday and re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. Soil of Jordan arrived on Sat-
urday evening for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ole Nelson.
Miss Effiie Curry mas returned to
Minneapolis after visit with her
parents.
Mrs. August Johnson entertained on
Sunday few friends in honor of her
daughter, Eleanor's, thirteenth birth
day.
Mrs. August Reinord left for Min
neapolis Monday with her daughter,
Esther, who will continue to work in a
business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Lind
quist and child, and Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Gesch with their guests, motored
to St. Cloud on Monday.
An o11+onoo bi1o Marty cOnSi cf;nr If
MI. and Mrs. Gust Gesch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kewitsch and daughters, Lilly
and Alice, Miss Elsie Bosecker, all Of
LeSeuer Center, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Reinhard Keeper and daughter Of
Waterville, motored over on Saturday
to spend Sunday at the Gesch and
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BOGUS BROOK & BORGHOLM

School commenced in district So on
Tuesday with Miss Alvira Anderson
Of Milaca as teacher.
Mrs. Amanda Eek of St. Paul has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus Johnson, the past few days.
Mrs. Kate Niesen came up on We'd
nesday evening from Robbinsdale for
a few days visit with home folks.
Miss Linnie Her returned home on
Monday from Minneapolis.
James Westling came up on Sunday
from Glendorado, where he has been
threshing. Mrs. Westling and chill
dren accompanied him back.
The Misses Ethel Crum and Della
Rowland left on Monday for Milaca,
where they expect to attend school the
coming year.
Mrs. Anderson from near Grants
burg, Wis, arrived here on Wednesday
evening for an extended visit with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. liver Folwick.
A hard frost struck this vicinity on
Tuesday night doing quite lot of
damage to corn and other truck.
Rev. Francis and family Of Dalbo,
Mr. and Mrs A. T. SWensen and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Swedberg
and family were entertained at the E.
F. Crum home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stransky and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John Niesen
and daughter, joined the Dodge parade
on Saturday, going to Isle, where they
had picnic dinner.
John Hedin, Alex and Henry West
ling, Mrs. Kate Niesen and Miss Myr-
tie Folwick comprised a party which
motored to the cities on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Folwick and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Iver Folwick, Mrs.
Anderson and Hattie, Versalia and
Edwin Hofferbert called at the Ross
A. Berg home on Sunday.
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iting friends in this vicinity.
~. School begins in districts Al and IA

iting friends in this vicinity
School begins in districts Al and IA
| next Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Gramhill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ola Hauge, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Tifte and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Holee and family of Grown autoed to
| Monticello and other points Sunday
Mrs. Belle Bastian and sons Of Blue
Lake were guests at H. C. Schu-
macher's on Sunday
Will and Dave Lundberg came up
from Minneapolis and spent Sunday
with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Lynch enter
Sunday.
Miss Ada Leonard spent several
days last week with Grace Ilfff
Miss Grace Tiff left Monday for Elk
River, where she will attend school.
Mrs. G. A. Leonard and daughters
were Princeton shoppers on Monday.
Mrs. G. L. Babcock and children
have gone to Dundee to visit relatives
for week.
Emil and Arthur Brodeen and their
mother autoed over from Big Lake on
Sunday and spent the day at Aaron
BrOdeen'S. .-.- .-..5 t-'. -.
Rev. Ziemer of the German Lutheran
church preached his last sermon to
this congregation on Sunday. He and
his family expect to leave for the
northern part of the state soon.
Miss Mayme Johnson and friends
from Baldwin were down this way on
Sunday. .r,--
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Johnson and
son spent Sunday at the G. T. James.
The members of the St. Francis
church and a large number from Burns
had picnic at Blue Lake on Monday.
Miss Anna Anderson from Becker
is guest at the Carl Bran hame this
week. .-.@ .-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Johnson and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson and
son spent Sunday at John Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tiff of Minneap-
oils visited at A. A. lifts recently.
Mrs. Pierson and family and Mrs.
| Anderson of Minneapolis spent Sunday
| with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Right were
| guests at Jim lifts on Sunday.
! Miss Laura James went to Hast
ings on Monday for a weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
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friends in this vicinity who attended
the obsequies
Miss Mary Hitler Of Crown left on
| Monday for her school at Spring lake,
where she has taughs several terms.
Mrs. VIM. Swanson went to Elk
River on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irve Hetrick visited
relatives in Orrock on Wednesday.
The entertainment for the benefit of
the Red Cross society given by the
Meadow Vale people last Tuesday
evening in the M. w. A. hall here was
just splendid. The play entitled "The
Mishaps of Minerva" was acted to per
lection, the vocal and instrumental
music was fine, also the talk by P. v.
Malm Of our town. We are very sorry
the attendance was not larger.
Mrs. M. B. Jennison returned Friday
evening from visit with friends and
relatives at Minneapolis and Rockford.
Henry Olson, who works at the
garage, has gone to Waconia for few
days visit.
The NJ E. Sunday school held a
picnic last Wednesday on the school
house lawn. The grown-ups as we'll
as the children had a nice time. A
picnic dinner was served and games
were played in the afternoon.
Those who had the pleasure of know
ing R. w. Walker of Champlin, will
be sorry to learn of his death last
Friday, caused by pneumonia Rela-
tives from Spencer Brook and here at
tended the funeral on Sunday after
noon. ST.