davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-08-25

yH0MHHaTb 0 6.IH3ameMca b cEO
pom BpeMeHH LapeTBe, 90 yqacTHH
B 9ToM HapeTBe bro NqeHHRoD
4, HecMoTpa Ha 4ypHylo e.IaBy,
he ToIbE0 HpH3BaI er0, My4y,
D qHcl0 6lHHaHmHX, Ho LAKE OF
.IHqHI, Ha3HaqHB eIO Ha eIHHcT
BeHHyD B~BIIeIeHHyD B o0MHHe 10
,EEHocTB Ea3Ha4ea, Hy4a, HoHHMaa
9To UapcTBo coBepHIeHHo 1Io-seMHo
MY, 4aI cpasy yBIeqB coca TopIe
IHBbIM MeqIaM 0 TaRHX BbLe0IHX
I0CTHheHHaX, 0 RaKHX 40 TOTO lie
cMe4 MeYTaTB II EoI0pHe TeIIepb
nOEa3aIHcb envy BII0.4He Bo9MoI-
HHMH, 64H3HHMH, BpeMeHaMH =
o0ecHeqeHHBIMH. BHIa, EaR pacTe1
EpyF npHBepAeHBeB llOMa3aHHHEa,
EaH cam yqHTe.Ib CTaHODHTca bee
cMeaee II cMeIee, IaR EcHHHBaeT
ca eT0 BlHaHHe u M0TyWecTB0, IaR
yBe,IHTHBaeTca gro My4p0cTb n NH
.IocTb, EaE OH HpHo0peTaeF G.1aBy
qyI9TB0pIIa, cE4HE, ~0TAycEaeT Tpe
XII II HapaeT = IIa40hATeIBH0 Baa
cTByeT HyIa nepBBli cTaI npe
4lfolaFaTb, ITO 9To, MoEeT 6blTb,
TOT npeIBO3BemeHHbIii ,6oIee, qeM
npop0B, l0TOp0f0 yHHHeHHhiI IA
DOH H3pallTa HpH3BBaI c Zee pa
cTyMea TocEoa H cTpacTBIo, MyI;
MecIH Il cyIa, EoTopblH HpHMeI
BIaerB H uOqecTH, qTo0H Bee HI
poIH H a3BlEH cIyEHIH envy.
, 1926-08-25

3T0T HpnMep HarAagHO BcRpbIBa
eT ncHxOAoFNN T0A1bI. Ta3eTbl (nO
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.lBl N npenO4HOcaT Ell TaKOH mare
pMaA ,KaKNM Ola NHTepeCyeTCa,
saR 90 sToM cHpaBe1ARBO saMeqa-
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A roma, gag " BcTapb, NHTepe-
3YeTea 60Nbme Bcef0 ,,xle6OM "
IpeHNWaMH" - rAaBHBIM 06pa-
lom speANmaMN. HpObeccop 3AN-
II, ROHeqHO, He NMeH HNRaROTO OF
iomeaHa X speAAwaM. 3aTO SH3Hb
3aAeHTMH0 BceleAO BOnA0meHa 3
ipeAHma. E~I0sTOmy roma " HpOxo-
IT TAx0 MnMO cMepTN HepBoFO, a
;MepTb BT0pOrO oHAaRNBaeT.
, 1926-08-25

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Hi II0IH, 6yIyqH coBepmeHH0 He
06pa30BaHHHMH, HpHHHMaI0T BHI
cepBe3HMX MMcIHTeIeii II 0HIocOB;
4pyrHe Ie, 6yIyqH 'cepBesHHMH
M|HcIMTeIaMH II QHIOcO4aMH, ne
MoryT paapemHTb HHorIa caMHx
HpOcTHX II 9IeMeHTapHBx Bonpo
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mHfica noqeMy TO "eIHHcTBeH :
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,IoBBeB, b cBa3H C H3yqeHHeM I'M
eBpeicIO XpHcTHaHcHOTo BOnpo-
ca. IIpH HayqeHHH 9ToTo BoHpoca
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XpHcTHaHcTBa B TeqeHHe MH0THX
BeEOB HX Connection IH3HH HpeI
cTaBIaIOT OHIO 3aMeqaTeHbHOe 90
cTOaTeIbcTB0. HyIeH BceTIa II BE
3Ie cMOTpeIH Ha XpHcTHaHcTBO Il
H~0cTyIIa,1H OTH0cHTeIBHo erO cOrIa
CHIC HpeIHHcaHHaM cB0ei peANrNR,
no cBoeH Bepe II ITO cBOeMy aaRO
Hy.NyIeH BceTIa 0THocHIHcb Il HAM
no %Hy4ehcIH; Nib Ike, XpHcTHaHe,
H%aIpOTHB, I0ce.Ie He HayqHIHcb
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aHcEH. Ohm HHEoTIa He HapyHa
III oTHocHTeIbHO Hac cBoerO penn
THO3HOTo 3aHOHa, MH lie H0cT0
aHHo Hapyn1aIH II HapyrIaeM OF
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cEOfi p%eIHrHH'.
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liver HoHHMaTb OTH0MeHHe Il Ham
HyIeeB, Be3Ie H BceTIa coTIacyIC
mecca C HX peIHTHeh H 3aEOHoM:
haRHe T|aRTHqecEHe HpHeMH H nee
cTBHa cIeIyIoT B cBaaH C 9THM no
%OTHonIeHHIo L xpHcTHaHaM, 90
8ToM Co.IOBBeB HoqeMy TO yMaIqH
BaeT. TOqHo TaEiEe, O6XOIHr Go
lOBBeB II cIeIypmHIi EOpeHHoh Bo-
, 1926-08-25

Fl BAN cnoD pOMaHc cTapNHHbIA,
RaEhx TeHepb y% He nOeM,
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Fro Ap6OBHnK BcaKNK 3HaeT
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"RTO pas Ap6HA, TOT nOHKMaeT
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Boz Y nanamN BoceMb 4OqeR,
0GHnx 6oTMHeR BoceMb nap!
IA Hy8HO BOceMb nap qyAoqeR!
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y BECK nanama 3aHMMaeT,
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mo 6blA OTYoM, TOT HOHnMaeT
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ipaHREpNT GeHbrN, RaR HNRTO,
10 mAHnRy HoByD Haxo4NT,
To HOBbh 3OHTNR, TO HaAbTO.
MY% C nAaqeM AeHbrN BBlHHMae1,
, 1926-08-25
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yMHo 3a4yMaHHHe HaqHiIaHHa. llpe
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bee TaGHM ase 6~e34oMHblM 0po4a
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OHIO BpeMa OH HOcHI 0eIylo
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envy %3aXOTeI0cb 30 ITO OBI TO HI
cTa.IO H3yqHTb CBaHIeHHoe Inca
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Ho HaeTpoeHHRIM yMoM. HaEoIacb
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ca4yEeeB, OH %HpoHHEcH HX XoIo4-
HBIM anHEypeu3MoM B TIJo4He
, 1926-08-25
POMAHC

A cR0Abge nx Ro0HTb Tpy4a?!
KTO My%eM 6bla, TOT nOHhMaeT
" He Ocy4NT HHKOr4a!
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Bqepa = 6%Op4epaKY BcTpeTNA
MbI He BNAaAHcb C HMM AaBHO,
TpycINT. "qTo C BaMN?" 'Mya
saMeTNl
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HpN6ber MeHa, ROr4a HoKMaeT,
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BOT y RpacaBNubI HaTamn,
BapOH eli 4eHexKH GaeT,
Ha nOMOWb cTapoMy nanalne,
BceT4a 4e1ypNT pRblH ROT.
qTo AacT 6apoH, Oh OTHNMaeT
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, 1926-08-25

3Iecb MHe MoryT Bo3pa3HTb, EO-
HeHHO, qT0 HyIeH, MOI, BepyIOT
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IyceTBeHHo cOsIaHHaa "BeaHEoil
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nOTNgeeRH KMnepnaANCTNqecKaa NM
meHb, ycTaMH EOTOpOH rOBOpaT en-
peiicHHe 3aROHH.
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MHHX MaTepHaIBHHX OMAR. B0T en-
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MO no ce6e, a cpe4cTBO IL BceO6
meMy 3eMHoMy rOcHOIcTBy. 0THH
MITE OF nero Bee re 3aI0HBI, H5
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Bepa, Bepa B cNAy CBOerO MIMIC
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Pel4rHa eBpeeB HMeeT 4Hn1b
eMyTHOe 0THCIHeHHe Il peIIIIHH H3
paHIBTaH 40 BaBHIOHcIOT0 HIeHe
HIS. B0T H8paHIeB, HeroBa, xO
tn II 6bLI 6orOM H36paHHoTO I'M
HapoIa HapaHIeBa, Ho bee IKE 10
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RapOIaM.
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ne 'co3IaHHoMy Hy4aH3My. "HSpa-
lib, yqHI OH, co38aH He LIN TO
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envy ''npopoEy co3BaTB 3eIeHHx
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, 1926-08-25
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pIMaH ga yrpo3y uOBecHTB ocTaBH
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no eTO c,IoBaM HOBecAI 6ecqHc.IeH-
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, 1926-08-25
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TONY, 4To Qua ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
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no G BHyTpeHHHMH, C 4yXoBHo-
EyIbrypHhlMH. EcIH peIHrua ny
GeeB Hi TO, Hi 4pyToe, TO ITO IKE
oHa TaE0e B I0HHe IOHH0B? OHa
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qTo HyIaH3M cTpeMHTca Il MHpO
B0My T0cfI0IcTBy Hal BceMH He
eBpeaMH, EaE MaTepHa.IbHo, Tar II
10IHTHTecEH %H0cpeIcTBOX 3aXBaTa
BIacTH Il HaIIHTaIa, 9TOTO 0TpH-
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, 1926-08-25
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cMepTb H~acTHrHeT, KaR rOBOpNTca,
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SCI MO%HO BcTpeTHTb HeMaNO ,,He-
eaacTHBx CayqaeB" C qeaOBeqec'
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ot4eAe rpO%4aeMOcTb cMepT-
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NMeH, oTOmeGmNx B BeqHOcTb.
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nero he rOBOpHT. 0TmeTaT B 4Byx-
fpex CTpOqKax = v TeM 4eAo no
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: AHorO MOMeHTa cMep1b BaAeHTNHo
hmeeT HenOcpelcTBeHHOe OTHOme-
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: B TOT IKE AeHb, ROrGa ~CROHqaACa
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Hpo4eccopa HecOMHeHHO HpOqHee
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, 1926-08-25

CTaHoBNTecb HO41HcyNKaMH Pa60-
ven raseTbl ,.PaecBeI-P. BeCTHNR".
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-03-18
Probate of VIII


Estate of John Johnson, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter of the Estate Of John
Johnson, Decedent
The State of Minnesota to and all
persons interested in the allowance
and probate of the will of said decd
emit: The petition of S. c. Bjone being
duly filed in this court, representing
that John Johnson, deceased, then a
resident Of the County Of Stearns. State
Of Minnesota, died on the 18th day of
February 1926 leaving last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as the
last will and testament of said decd
emit, and that letters Testamentary be
issued thereon to S. c. Bjone. Now
Therefore, You, and Each of You, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of St.
Cloud, County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, on the 26th day of March
1926, at nine o'clock A. NJ, why the
prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable, ]. B. Himsl,
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SOUTH OF SAUK CENTRE

Henry Parker shipped some stock
Tuesday.
Mr.. Determan called at the Hubert
Lye home Tuesday.
Henry Nelson was a caller at the
Ike Henry home Sunday.
Henrietta and Lena Henry spent
Sunday at Ward Springs.
Miss Dolly Stewart spent Sunday
afternoon with her parents.
Peter Orth was a caller at the
Thorval Hanson home Sunday.
Miss Lucille Whitman spent the
week end visiting friends in St. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Steffes spent
Friday evening at the Ed Venue witz
home.
Mrs. Alex Botz attended the fun
eral of her uncle at Browerville We'd
nesday.
William Determan was a business
caller at the Henry Parker home
Tuesday.
Mary Ann and Ralph Steffes Jr.
spent Saturday at the F. J. Borg
mann home.
George Borgmann, Ed Minette and
Mr.. Micheals called at the Ike Henry
home tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorval Hansen en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Brom-
enschenkel Sunday.
Dorothy, Florence and Frieda
Sorenson spent Wednesday at the
Joe Determan home. ..
Mrs. Ed Schurmann and son Vir-
gil spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Nick Schwartz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schwartz and
daughter Dorothy spent Sunday at
the Ray Prasch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bromenschen-
KEEL were callers at the Ralph Steffes
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
family visited at the George Minette
home Sunday evening.
Ed Nathe, Paul Meyer and Roland
Degree spent Sunday afternoon at
the F. J. Bergman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Orth and
Bernard Determan were dinner guests
at the Nick Orth home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Steffes &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
Bergman motored to St. Cloud Sat-
urday.
Miss Alvina PoEpnic has returned
to her home at St. Cloud after spend
ing several weeks at the Emil polip-
mic home.
Bernard Determan who has been
working at the Peter Orth home spent
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Determan.
Mrs. Henry Borgmann left Tues
day morning for Hill City, where she
will spend a few weeks with her
daughter Mrs. Ted Arens.
Mrs. Ray Prasch and daughter
Mary Margaret, Mrs. Frank Schlichte
and Henrietta Prasch were callers at
the Nick Schwartz home Wednesday.
Ted Stienes was business caller
at the Joe Determan home Monday.
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George and Alvin Ruehmann were
pleasant visitors at the George Wikle
home Sunday afternoon.
G. l.. Wikle and son Jack ground
feed for John Reble, M. T. Upton
and Sandy Simpson Monday.
M. T. Upton and sons Myron and
Clinton were callers ait the G.. l..
Wikle home Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph Maly and son Joseph were
callers at the R. A. White home in
Sank Centre Saturday afternoon.
j. P. Dunn, Frank Jung, Espei
Anderson and Leo Zehrer were bust
ness callers in Sank Centre Tuesday
Elsie and Gerda Miller and Mar
garet Michels were visitors at the
John Reble home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Wikle and
son Jack and daughter Grace were
Sank Centre callers Saturday morn
ing.
William and Adolph Miller, and
Albert, Joseph, and Charles Michels
were callers at the Dwight Carpenter
home Sunday. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Michels and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M :.
Miller and family.
Nick Schwartz, T. Steines, Frank
Minette, Nick Bromenschenkel and
Paul Winter hauled oats from the
Crippen farm Wednesday.
Miss Rudine Stewart, Gerda, Elsie
and William Miller and Frieda Reble
visited the Gray school where Miss
Ivy Hilderband teaches, Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Miller and
sons William and Adolph and daugh-
tiers Elsie and Gerda spent Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reble and family.
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CEDAR LAKE

Sam Gaul called on George Steuer
Thursday.
Henry Ehr started work for Adam
Orth Monday.
Mrs. John FRANKIE was Sank Cen
tire caller Monday.
Mrs. Henry Pope was calling on
neighbors Monday morning.
Mrs. Frank Gallenback was Sank
Centre caller Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gritzmacher
called on Ella Gamradt Sunday.
Herbert Jacobs spent Monday night
at Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gamradt's.
R. Gamradt called at the home of
his son Emil Gamradt last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tank called
on Ella Gamradt Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ingersoi and
family called on Frank Quade Sun
day.
Little Emily Bosshardt spent Sun
day afternoon at the Carl Steuer
home.
George Steuer visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steuer Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kind and
family called on Mrs. Ella Gamradt
last Sunday.
Miss Mabel Orth spent the week
end with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Ortiz.
Mrs. William Atkinson returned
from business trip from the cities
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tank Jr.,
were business callers at the Henry
Pope home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kind and
family called on Mrs. Ella Gamradt
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luvern Bosshardt
and children, Mrs. Carl Steuer and
Amanda Holmes attended services at
the Zion Lutheran church Sunday
evening.
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PADUA

Miss Mary Rooney is visiting rela-
tives in st. Cloud.
John Ebensteiner of Elrosa is Wis
iting at the Jake Ebensteiner home.
Leonard Killen motored up from
Avon for visit with relatives Sun
day.
Mrs. Gust Anderson returned from
Minneapolis after a visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Helen Luckeruth enjoyed a
week visit from iler sister Miss Bea-
trice, of Albany.
The Misses Mary and Helene
Roney spent the week end at Glen
wood with relatives.
Mrs. George Baker of Bell River,
visited recently with her mother,
Mrs. M. Jennession.
Miss Matilda Steinhoff spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Seinhoff.
The Gallagher and Rouse families
were entertained at the T. J. Nc
Farlane home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dreier of
Brooten were Sunday visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Eldred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wamsley en-
tertained number of friends at
their home Sunday evening. A fine
time was enjoyed by all. At 11.3O
refreshments were served.
The following officers were elect
ed at the annual town meet held al
Raymond township Hall Tuesday,
March 8: SUPERVISOR, Ben Imdieke
Treasurer, Ignatius Meyer; Clerk,
Francis ]. Rooney; Justice, Matt
Majerus; Constable, Herman Nelson
Assessor, E. J. Killeen.
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NOTICE OF GENERAL MUNICIPAL
ELECTION

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the General Municipal Election Of the
City of Sank Centre, will be held on
TUESDAY, April 9Th, 1926, for the pur-
pose of electing the following City Of
ficials, to-wit:
A MAYOR of the City of Sank Cen
ire for the term of Two Years.
A TREASURER of the City of Sank
Centre for the term of Two Years.
TWO ALDERMEN of the City of
Sank Centre, each for the term of
Two Years.
Said election will be held in the
FIRST WARD, at and in the rooms in
the ARMORY, on the corner of Third
and Elm streets.
Said election will be held in the
SECOND WARD, at and in the FIRE
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MCCORMICK LAKE

John Kraemer called at Kruse's
Tuesday.
Mrs. Knapp called at George Rce's
Monday.
Bill Weisser of Elrosa called at
Zenzen's.
Mike Bosl spent Thursday and Fri
day at Elrosa.
Henry Reisner called at Ben
Weiner's Monday.
Maeinulf Pauly called at Carl
Pauly's Monday.
at Bosl's Sunday.
Victor Key called at Fay Huston's
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Leo Curly spent Monday with
Mrs. August Vessel.
Mr.. Otte made a business trip to
St. Cloud Saturday.
Fay Huston called at Ole Halver-
sons Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy called at
Zenzen's Wednesday.
Will Kortan called on Grandpa
Kortan Sunday morning.
John Kraemer was a Melrose
caller Sunday evening.
Ben Weiner made business trip
to St. Cloud Thursday.
Alvin Halverson spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Harry Huston.
Joe Kortan was dinner guest at
Charles Kortan's Sunday.
Mrs. Madison is spending a few
days at the Weber home.
Allen and Bruce Wilcox were call
ers at Paul Wilcox Sunday.
Frank Kettler called at John
Kramer's Saturday morning.
Ole Halverson helped saw wood at
the Fay Huston home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Dwyer spent
Sunday afternoon at Dryers.
Mr.. Bosl and Margaret were Mel
rose callers Thursday mornings
Mrs. Tank and son Erwin called
at Sam Clark's Sunday afternoon.
Lester Iwinski was business call
er at Bosls Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reisner moved on
the Jens Peterson farm Monday.
Violet and Mae Kiken spent the
week end at the Grundman home.
Herman Hager called at Kortan's
Friday and also took dinner there.
Mr.. Kortan returned from a bus
mess trip to the Cities Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Huisman called
at Ole Halverson's Monday evening.
Bob Elliott was a supper guest at
the George Grundman home Friday.
Louis and Emma Weber We're over
night visitors at Carl Pauly's Sunday.
Miss Luella Halverson spent Sun
day afternoon with Lucille Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tank were
supper guests of R. Gamradt Thurs
day.
Fay Huston and Ronald Stewart
called at the C. F. Botz home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Connolly and
daughter Esther spent Sunday at
Lambs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knapp and
SON Donald spent Friday at Paul
Wilcox
Elva and Harold Halverson spent
Monday with their aunt Mrs. Ole
Halverson.
Pearl Huston and Gladys Huisman
spent Sunday afternoon with Doro-
thy Stewart.
George Ahren and Fred Kruse
We're callers at John Kraemer's Tues
day morning.
Dolly Stewart and Mr.. Graham
spent Sunday afternoon at the P. G.
Stewart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Casper and
family called at the Bosl home Fri
day afternoon.