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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12
RENTON CITY.

The Rev. ST. Clair, of Columbia,
filled thu pulpit at the Christian
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Elmer Wylde and little son,
of St. Louis, are visiting her parents,
E. r. Rockwell and wife.
Grandma Powell, mother of Mrs.
Painter of this place, died at her som
in-law's home Monday night. She was
brought here on the noon train We'd
nesday and was buried in the Benton
City cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. John Clark,
| who died south of town, Saturday
evening, was conducted at the Prcshy-
terrain church Monday morning, by
the Rev. Mitchell of Montgomery.
Mrs. Smith, southwest of town, died
| at the home of her son, Buster Lamp
ton, Monday evening, and was taken
to Liberty Wednesday morning for
| burial. The Rev. Herndon, of Cen
| tralia, conducted the services. Mrs.
| Smith left II daughter and four sons
| to mourn her death.
| am glad to say these three moth
| ers were good Christian mothers.
! Mrs. John Reeds is home after a
visit with her sister, Miss Emalinc
Cox Of Galloway County.
There was quite a crowd at the ice
cream and strawberry supper Satur-
day night, given by the Presbyterian
ladies.
There was quite a hail storm south
of this city Monday evening.
Mrs. HILBERT and son, Fred, are
home from d visit i'll Iowa.
Mrs. Henry Prccht and daughter,
! from Mexico, visited at Fred Precht's
Sunday.
Miss Neva HUTCHINSON is visiting
! friends at Palmyra.
Miss Susie Tanner and Miss Pinkie
Douglass spent Sunday with Mrs.
Gale Douglass.
Irving Precht and family and Mrs,
Warren tanning of Kansas, spent
Sunday with Claud Mirchell and wife
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12
q
WEDDINGS

Lieut.. Roscoe Dobyns, brother of
Carl, Ralph and Ben Dobyns proprie1
tors of the Silver Grill Cafe Of Mexico,
put n over Oh his brothers when he
married Miss Lula Hood of Peters
burg, Va. March 10, 1919, while he
was stationed at Camp Lee. He wa
back here in April shortly after hay
ing received his discharge from the
service but he ,3idn't tell his family he
was married. lie told them he was
engaged to the best little girl il the
land, that tine wedding would be some
time next fall.
The news Of his wedding was dis,
closed in u letter from Lieutenant
Dobyns TO his brother Ralph. Mrs
Dobyns is a daughter Of a wealthy
plantation owner near Richmond anC
it was while she was attending Pet,
crsburg College that he met her
She was one of the most popular stu.
dents at this school and admired b
many friends throughout Virginia
The Mexico brothers have not seen ne,
but they say if she is anything like
her picture shows her to be, Roscoe
certainly is q lucky fellow.
Lieut.. Dobyns and his bride are non
making their home in Chicago, Ill.
where he is employed with Western
Electric Company. He vas commits
stoned a Lieutenant at the Third Of
ficers' Training Camp nj Camp tuns
ton, Kansas, and was sent from there
to- Camp Lee where he remained unit
receiving his discharge. He ATTENDED
the School of Engineering, University
of Missouri for three years and ther
| completed his course with two more
years at the University Of Illinois.
The Ledger joins the many friend.
in their belated congratulations owing
to the belated news of the wedding.
Claud Woods, Il prominent young
farmer near Concord, Galloway count!
was married Wednesday afternoon a
3 o'clock to Miss Banner Johnson, {
popular Galloway county girl The
wedding was at the home of the Rev
j. D. Greer, the officiating minister
in this city. Both are members O
prominent Galloway families. The
Ledger extends congratulations anc
best wishes.
At the home of her father, a. c
Powell, SOB Buchanan Avenue, Sunday
noon, Miss Elizabeth Powell announ.
ced her engagement to Frank Gallag,
her, a prominent ranchman of Nc.
Leod, n. D.. A family reunion wa:
held at the Powell home at this time
and a sumptuous dinner with chicken
and all the "trimimns" were served.
The wedding of Miss Powell vii
take place at Mcleod, June 18th at the
home CT the groom-to-be. On account
of his being very busy with the crops
at this time it was impossible for Mr.
Gallagher to make the trip to MeXicl
so Miss Powell will go to Dakota tc
meet him.
While the approaching wedding hac
not been 4 secret to the family vel
the announcement of the engagement
was not officially made until Sunday
Wright Berrey and Miss Mars
Bates of Galloway County were mar,
ried by the Rev. c. V. Lanius at The
Methodist parsonage Sunday after,
noon.
Following the wedding the coupl,
left for their new home in Callaway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12
HOLLENSVILLE, MO.

After the past weeks of rain we
are delighted to have a clear morn
ina Monday. 1t makes US think we
may have a week of weather for plow-
ing corn. which is so much needed just
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12

Clarence A. Barnes, one of Mexico's
prominent attorneys was elected pres
idcnt Of the Audrain County Bar As,
sociation at its annual meeting and
banquet in the private dining room OF
the Hoxscy Hotel Monday night.
A. c. Whitson. the retiring pres
ident Was elected a delegate to The
State Board Association which meets
in September.
The business session followed a
delightful 6 O'Clock dinner which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present,
Harry G. Stocks was elected vice
president; Kenneth Kenncn of Lad
donia, secretary and ]. o. Barrow of
Vandalia, treasurer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12

LOCAL MARKET
MARKET


RR
Chicago July Sept
Corn $1.68A SLIGO u
Oats 67E 65E
st. Louis Cash.
No. 2 Mixed Corn ........... $1.75
No. 6 Mixed Corn ....-..-.. $1.69
No. 8 Yellow Corn . SIZE to SLIT
No. 2 Yellow Corn -. SLIT to SITS
No. 2 White Corn -. SITS to S1.79
God Oats Steady
Others dull and neglected.
st. Louis Stock Yards
Hogs 10000 ...... soc to 40c higher
Top $20.60
Sheep 1000 Steady
R. L. Barnes who resides in the west
end of the county near Clark was in
Mexico early Monday morning. Mr..
Barnes is a member of the petit jury
of the June term. In commenting on
the crop conditions he told a Ledger
representative that he had fifty-ive
acres of as fine a looking wheat as
he has ever seen. The blades, he said
reach to his chin and the heads are
filling out in good shape. He has very
little of it down and had seen few
farms where there was much wheat
down. His wheat, he said, looks as
though it will yield from 35 to 40
bushels to the acre.
In this connection, E. F. Elliott,
circuit clerk, drove to Columbia and
said he never saw wheat looking finer
in the two counties of Audrain and
Boone. He saw little of it twisted or
on the ground.
T. M. Dowell sold a load of sixteen
sheep to Horace Mundy and son, Mon
day. Mr.. Dowell brought them in a
truck reaching Mexico before s
o'clock. T RE
Chal Blum shipped two loads of
lambs to the National Live Stock mar
ket Monday. They were on the mar
ket Tuesday.
Tom Northern, formerly of this city,
whose home is now in Kansas City, is
here on a visit. He says they had a
three inch rain in Kansas City Mon
day.
W. B. Langford who resides in the
east part of the county was in Mexico
on business Wednesday. Mr.. Lang
ford said that while the wheat in that
section of Audrain was looking fine,
grass and weeds were taking the corn
on account of the farmers not being
able to cultivate.
John Ellis, who farms north of this
city, reports the wheat in his section
as in fairly good shape. Some Of it
was blown down but Strengthened up
and was then blown over in another
direction tangling it some. There is
little evidence of rust in it.
Judge ]. W. Renner, of the County
Court, who lives in Eastern Audrain,
reports a heavy wind storm in his Sec
ton of the county Tuesday afternoon
about 4 o'clock. Fruit and shade trees
were destroyed and quite a little dam
age was done. No one was reported
injured.
Ellis Bros, Clyde and John, who re-
side north of this city, sold $500
pounds of wool OF S. P. Emmons for
81 cents a pound. The shearing from
one ram was 81 pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12

!: FARMERS
EXCHANGE

WANTED TO BUY:-Sccond-
hand Silo. S. P. Emomns, Jr., Moline,
Mo. 16-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12

Mrs. F. L. Crosby and Mrs. W. L.
Reed and Miss AIIcnc Red are in Elk
cclsior Springs attending a big state
Methodist meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12
WELCOMING SERVICES AT
LITTLEBY AND MT. ZION

Littleby Baptist Church and Mt.
Zion Baptist Church will unite in a
welcoming service for our returned
men in uniform, the fifth Sunday. Full
announcement next week.
C. ARLIN HEYDON, Pastor.
Mt. Zion Services.
Regular services at Mt. Zion next
Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12
ANNUAL CHILDREN'S
DAY AND HOME COMING
SERVICES SUNDAY
Al Littlcby NJ. E. Church
Sunday, June 18th.

Everyone is invited. Good program
Dinner on the grounds. Bring has,
kcts well filled and spend the day with
us. 1t will help you spiritually ant
physically.
j. R. SHOOK, Sup't.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12

NORTHEAST BENTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Jones of Arizona
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12

Miss Wilma Irwin, of Nevada, Mo
is the guest of Mrs. j. w. Dry.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-29
IRVING

Irving. Oct. 27.-Mr. Arthur Chris
Hanson was out on a hunting trip last
week.
S. O. Susag and son Sophus called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Jones
on Monday of last week.
Mrs. T. G. Jacobson is on the sick
list.
L. Starlie called on the H. E. Peder-
son family last Sunday
Mrs.1. G. Anderson entertained rela-
tives from Wisconsin last week.
The Ladies Aid of the Nordland
drew Borsheim last Wednesday.
Fred Deadrick started the corn shred
ding on Wednesday of last week.
The sad news reached US that o. T.
Emerson fell down from a scaffold on
his silo and broke his arm the first of
the week. He was taken to New London
Hospital and we sincerely hope for his
speedy recovery.
Peter Sunde put up new water tank
and tank heater last week.
The K. G. Thorson family went to
New London last Tuesday evening to
visit their daughter Dagney. They also
called on Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hanson called
at the home of H. c. Hanson on Friday
evening last week, accompanied by their
daughter, Agnes from Minneapolis.
We learn that Soren Bergstrom who
has been renting the Sarah Olson Farm
in Irving has bought the farm of Mrs.
Johanna SiVertSon and with his family
has taken possession of same.
Nils Farnum, the new gas man from
Paynesville was in the country filling
up gas tanks last Thursday afternoon
and evening.
The teachers convention of Kandiyohi
county was held at Willmar last week.
The teachers closed their schools on
~ dow 1~f$
| to attend the convention, thus giving the
| pupils nice little vacation which they
enjoyed very much.
The jury of the John Wright murder
case is to be admired. The case is a
| sad one, but in letting such a case go
| unpublished would be injustice.
| Dltmar and Martin ThorSon are both
! employed with carpenter work at the
| new school building at Willmar
| S. 0. Susag drove to St. Cloud last
| Friday to meet his daughter, Goldie and
| Clara sunde Viola Anderson and Jen-
ME Johnson. The road was very slip
perry and on his wey back his car
| slid into the ditch, near George Nelson's
place, and had to be pulled out by team.
Amanda Anderson has accepted the
position as switchboard operator at
Irving for the coming term.
| Dagney Thorson, who is learning
| dressmaking at New London, came home
for a visit last Saturday, accompanied
by her friend Miss Fengmeier They re-
| turned the next day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Susag and Mrs
! II. A. Hendricks attended Gospel service
| at Mr.. and Mrs. O. Vigin's in Town of
| Colfax last Sunday.
| Lottie Christensen spent last Satur-
day at the home of R. J. Rufsvold.
| A telephone meeting was held at the
| home of Mrs. Nellie Anderson last Sat.
| urday at 2 p. m.
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KANDIYOHI
kandivOhi, Oct. 2S.-Mr

handlNOnl, oct. 1S.-Mr. halOeCk
transacted business at Willmar on
Thursday.
Mrs. Salmon Peterson Of Atwater at
tended to business matters here last
Friday
Mrs. Dan Lantry Of ST. Paul spent
last week here with her brother Peter
Burns.
Mrs. Jno. Lundquist, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
w. Kroona and daughter Idella attended
the Peterson-Oberson wedding at Will
mar last Thursday.
Donald Burns left on Saturday for St
Paul for a visit with his mother.
Mrs Ruth Peterson spent last week
at Willmar at the John Peterson home.
Mrs. 0. W. kroona spent last Friday
with Mrs. Tillman at Tripolis.
Miss Esther Lundquist and Margaret
Hallstrom of St. Paul spent the week.
end here with relatives.
Mrs. Lewis Ellofson of Swift Falls
| is spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Shosten.
Last Wednesday evening a farewell
party was given in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Kalfkin who left latter part of
the week for Kimball where they will
make their future home.
Don't forget the Carnival at the Whit
tier school on Saturday evening" Come
one. come all and enjoy good time.
Miss Florence Anderson of Atwater
spent the weekend here with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Anderson.
Alhin Hawkinson was a Willmar Wis
itor on Saturday,
Miss Ella jacobson of Minneapolis
spent the weekend with her parents
Miss Rosetta Blomquist spent Sunday
ut her home east of town.
Mrs A. Hanson of Willmar visited
here the first of the week with her
father, Charley Challberg.
Paul Peterson and Arthur Mattson are
busy erecting poles for the electric
llant here. A number of the business
places have already been wired also
some Of the residences.
EBEENEZER CHURCH.
Services at the Lutheran Ebene7er
church next Sunday morning at 100
o'clock Sunday school at 1000
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Hans
Lewis on Thursday afternoon. Refresh
mcnts will be served, visitors are well
come.
Confirmation class meets on Saturday
afternoon at two o'clock
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N EW LON DON

New London, Oct. 28.-Elmer Thorne
was a county seat caller on Tuesday OF
last week.
Chester Lund, Manley Ogren, John
Nyberg, S. H. Bush, Frank Covell and
c. E. Monson were in Willmar last
week attending court.
Sheriff Peter Bonde and Max Lewis
of Willmar passed thru New London
Wednesday enroute to st. Cloud.
E. G. Shaad and w. Walton, who
have been spending the past two weeks
in New London, left Thursday for Deer
River where they will be employed dur
ing the winter
Miss Ethel Larson of Murdoch visited
at the J. G. Peterson home from Satur-
day until Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. liver Hendrickson was in Fargo
from Tuesday until Saturday attend
ing the marriage of her daughter at that
place.
Reynold and Ragnar Moline accom-
panied their sister, Mrs. Ed. Erickson
to St. Cloud Wednesday.
Lewis Thompson is building resi-
Bredberg home.
The John Thorne family autoed over
from Appleton with Ed. Lungstrom for
a weekend visit with Mrs. A. T. Thorne,
returning Monday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs Kasper Aune departed on
IueSday OF last week Tor their future
home in Minneapolis. The Aune resi-
dence here will be occupied by the Sid
ney Andrews family.
Mrs. G. T. Moline was in Willma1
Thursday.
Lloyd Larson had the misfortune last
week to lose his fine new shot gun out
Of his boat, while hunting on Mud Lake
Will Cole, son of Byron Cole, for many
years resident of our village, Is visit.
ing in this community, and was an at
tendant at the trial of his uncle, John
Wright.
Mrs. G.. T. Moline left New London
Friday, to make her home for the winter
at st. Cloud. The household goods were
moved overland by the Dilley auto truck.
T. ]. Lawson and Esperence Lawson,
Mrs. Oliver Larson and Eunice Broberg
went to St. Cloud, Tuesday to be in at
tendance at the Lawson~Hall wedding.
Sheriff Bonde with his prisoner, John
Wright, visited this village Friday even
ing to make final adjustment of the
personal affairs of Mr.. Wright before
committing the prisoner to Saltwater to
serve an indeterminate sentence.
Mr.. Elmer Knutson of st. Cloud was
here Monday Of last week. a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Nicholson while
campaigning in the interest of the good
roads movement.
Baby Marie Rose, age one and a half
years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. E.
Rose, met with most pitiful accident
on Wednesday forenoon, when she
caught her left hand In the gearing for
the electric wringer, and had three fng-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-29
PENNOCK

PennoCk. Oct. 27.-Elmer Bergstrom
of the Pennock Cash Store made a short
visit at the Otto Holmgren home last
Monday evening.
The kandiyohi County gravel crew is
moving to Willmar today from the
gravel pit near the Jonas Dickson home
in Mamre
The sale at Mrs. Chas. Haldin place
last Monday was we'll attended in spite
of the snow storm.
Mrs. c. A Bergman received the sad
news of the death of her mother, Mrs.
O. B. Olson of Willnnar, last Monday.
Next Saturday night there will be a
dance at the NJ. w. A. Hall in Pennock.
Good music. Bring your best girl
Come and have a good time.-Adv.
Quite a number of our young people
called at the Tingwall Bros. home north
Of Willmar last Saturday evening.
Miss Jennie Dickson returned from
Willmar last Saturday where she has
been employed at the Magnet Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Elkjer were pleas
antly surprised by a number Of their
friends last Monday evening. Mr.. Elk
jer will have a sale Friday this week
and will move to Willmar in the near
future.
Emil Lindgren left last Monday for
his home a Estevan Can.
Quite number of Miss Ruth Hag-
mans friends made up pleasant sur
ing. Miss Hagman will leave Saturday
for Minneapolis. From there she will
go to Venezuela as a missionary.
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Atwater, Oct. 27.-Mrs. P. j. Gallea
and two daughters, Donna and Phyllis
and Esperance Lawson returned Mon
day morning from a couple Of weeks
visit at Fargo and Lisbon, N. Oak.
A. w. Johnson made a business call
to the Peter Mattson place in Danielson
township last Monday. -
Mrs. VIM. Lineham returned to Min
neapolis Saturday after weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. P. NJ. Peterson.
Ethel Miller who teaches in Dist.
and Lillian Anderson who teaches in
Dist u attended the teachers institute
at Willmar Friday and Saturday.
Rev. skagan Of St. Paul conducted
services at the Bethlehem church Sun
day afternoon and at Rosendale in the
forenoon. The forenoon services were
conducted at Rosendale on account Of
the Arndahl church being repaired ut
present.
william and Theodore Moll of St.
this vicinity. =:
Sigvald Olson and family of Harrison
spent Sunday at the John Miller home.
The Strong Motor Company un1oaded
carload of seven Fords last week, two
of these cars were delivered to p. M.
Nelson and Enge Simonson.
Miss Mildred Lawson of New London,
sister of Mrs. p. ]. Gallea, will be united
in marriage at st. Cloud next Wednes-
day to Alfred Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Holm spent
Sunday with his parents in Fahlun
township.
Joe Swenson, Edwin Lundgren. Eli
zabeth Cosgrove and Winifred Bausman
spent Sunday visiting friends at Litch-
field.
Sheriff Peter Bonde of Willmar was a
Atwater business caller last Saturday.
About twenty guests were entertained
at the 2. V. Johnston home last Friday
evening.
Cards furnished the amusement for
the evening. At a late hour a delicious
departed home reporting good time.
Florence and Ramona Anderson spent
| Sunday with friends at Litchf1e1d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stenberg of Lake
| Elizabeth leave on Tuesday for st. Paul
| to attend the buttermakers' convention
| Mr.. Stenberg is a delegate from this
| county.
The case of Chas. w. Swenson against
! Prof. Baldwin at Princeton has been
postponed from the October term OF
court until next March.
| Lowell Anderson left last week fol
| Minneapolis where he will attend school
| L. J. Johnson and family were enter
tanned last Sunday at the Andrew Sell
| home.
| Mrs. Lemke and daughter Amanda OF
| St. Cloud visited at the Henry Fich
| home in Harrison township last Sunday
c. o. Peterson was a Willmar bust
ness caller Monday.
A Halloween dance will be given a,
the Atwater Town Hall Friday evening
| Oct 81. Music by the Anderson or
| chestra.
| Chas. W. Swenson was on the sicl
| list last week.
| Jewel Peterson arrived home Sunday
evening for visit with his father. c
O. Peterson and children. He recent
ly was operated upon for appendicitis
and at present enjoying vacation from
his bank duties.
Chas. A. Gustafson who opened 4 pro-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-29
AUCTION SALE

The undersigned will sell at Pub
lie Auction, on the John J. Week farm,
Section "a, Town of Norway Lake, S
miles east of Sunburg, II miles north
west of New London, 10 miles south of
Brooten, on
Wednesday, November 5th, 1919
Beginning at o'clock p. m.
HORSES-1 gray horse, IL years old,
weight 1900 lbs; bay mare, 9 years
old, weight 1850 lbs; l iron gray
mare, years old, weight 1850 lbs;
l bay horse, years old, weight 1900.
Machinery Mccormick binder, 6-ft
cut; l Deering mower; l loft hay
rake; John Deere corn binder. new;
l Moline corn planter, with 80 rods
of wire; l Emerson corn cultivator;
l Tiger 18-shoe drill; Emerson gang
plow, 13-inch; 1 Emerson walking
plow, 16-inch; Moline walking plow,
14-inch; 1 3-section lever harrow; /
truck wagon with triple box and
spring seat complete; l narrow tire
wagon with box; 1 pair heavy bob
sleighs; l combination hay and stock
rack; 1 swill barrel with cart; l fan
ming mill, l grind stone; set heavy
breeding harness.; 1 set light work
harness; l 1k h. p. gas engine; !
pump jack; 80 feet Pinch piping.
MISCELLANEOUS hard coal heat.
or; l 3-burner kerosene stove; / wash.
ing machine; 1 center table; l wheel
barrow; set of set and dies; guam.
tity OF wood and other articles too
numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE:-Sums of $40 OF
less cash. On sums over that amount
time will be given until November l
1920, on bankable notes bearing pei
cent interest per annum. No property
to be removed until settled for.
O. A. kALDESTAD, Owner.
Peter Henderson, Auctioneer.
A. J. SVse Clerk II
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-29

ers SO crushed that Dr. Hanson was
obliged to amputate them. The family
have the sympathy of their many
friends in their baby's misfortune.
Rally Day Service will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening, November 2. The main feat
ures of the program will be dialougue
given by eight juniors, and special
song service.
Miss Mildred Lawson and fancee, Mr.
A. D. Hall of st. Cloud, spent Sunday
with home folks at New London. The
announcement is made of the coming
marriage of these popular young people
for Wednesday. October 20, at St Cloud
where Miss Mildred has been teaching
Hall is engaged in the lumber business
They will be at home at St. Cloud
On October IS, Mrs. Peter Rae of Cans
Valley, South Dakota, accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Harley James Of this place
to Mentar, where they visited their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sykes. Mrs.
James returned Saturday.
Rev. E. NJ. Hanson left Tuesday for
a weeks stay at Chicago where he will
be in attendance at Evangelistic meet
ings.
The Harvest Home Sale given at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening.
October FL was well attended. The re-
celptS Tor the lunch and sale were SIS.
SCHOOL NOTES.
The Junior girls organized a basket
ball team Tuesday.
A full length mirror has been a recent
addition to the sewing room equipment.
A large number of the grade pupils
enjoyed half holiday Friday afternoon.
To induce promptness and better attend
ance the grade teachers are giving half
holiday to all pupils perfect in attend
ance and non-tardiness during that
month.
Clarice Thorson of Norway Lake en-
tered school Monday.
The last of the October monthly eX-
animation we're given Friday and report
cards were distributed Monday. The
High School honor roll numbers sixteen
members this month.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor.
Services next Sunday at 800 p m
Sunday school at 900 p. m.
Vesper services, using the English
language at 500 p. m.
The confirmation class meets at 10
o'clock a. m. next Saturday.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. E. NJ. Hanson, pastor
No services in this church next Sun
day on account of the absence of the
pastor.
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.
Rev. Theo. Paulson, pastor.
Morning services at 1890.