Friday,
Died
May A. Chute, mother of Dan
and Frank Chute, died last Thursday being afflicted with apoplexy. Deceased was
88 years old and was a widow at the time of her death.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our
sincere thanks to all those who so kindly assisted us in the death of our
mother, also to children and others for flowers.
D.W. Chute and wife.
B.F. Chute and sons, Henry and Harvey.
LOCAL NEWS
W.M. Evans went to
G.H. Luehr is fitting
eavespouts on J.J. Parson's, Will Oliver's and Will Madison's houses this week.
B.F. Chute wishes to state
that his sons, Henry and Harvey are now of age, and he will not be liable for
their debts.
Mrs. Burr Ludlow, of
Rushmore, passed through here Tuesday on her way to
Dr. M.D. Silver of
John Albinson left last week
for
John Boberg left last week
for
Mrs. C.F. Sahlbom is
erecting a residence on her lot adjacent to her son's property on the lake
street. When the building is completed she will move into town.
The Annual Alumni Picnic
will be held Monday, June 5th, at John Diehn's farm at
Rev. Edwin Lanham will
deliver the address of the day at Windom May 30, under the auspices of the Sons
and Daughters of the Rebellion, and the Grand Army of the Republic.
Dr. Walker went to
Lee Shell left Sunday night
for
John Flynn and John Cashel
spent Sunday in Ellsworth.
E.J. Helmick and Manning
Plotts left Monday for a trip to Sheldon.
Rev. Leazer of Rushmore,
passed through here last week on his way home.
Doc Riley passed through
here Tuesday enroute to his home in Lakefield.
Mrs. Joe Thomas of Windom,
spent Sunday here with Mrs. John Fitch.
Mrs. Stowell of
Will Levine left last week
for a month visit in
Miss Prideaux and Miss Owen,
of
John Moore and wife, of
The Improvement League will
meet with Mrs. Evans Thursday, June 1st at
Biltgen's restaurant is
being refloored and otherwise repaired. Bob Reed is doing the work.
Nels Olson left Sunday night
for
G.H. Luehrs is moving onto
the Albinson property on
The ladies aid society of
the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Knapp Wednesday
afternoon June 7. All the ladies are invited.
Mr. Besanz is painting his
house.
Fred Mason was in town last
week.
J.P. Biltgen left Monday for
LeSeuer.
Olaf Swanson is having his
house repainted.
Mrs. Biltgen spent Sunday
with her daughter in Bigelow.
E.L. Nance made a business
trip to
R.H. Torrance and Ivan
Erickson have returned from their trip in
R.E. Davis, formerly
postmaster in Spafford, has been appointed rural mail carrier on route 5, Ole
Langley as substitute.
Samuel Allen has returned
from
The council of Rushmore paid
$50 damages to A. Reifenberger, of
Fred Rehr, charged with
assault on his wife, was fined this week in Judge Dow's court, the total costs
amounting to $85, which were paid and the couple made up and returned home.
The friends of Charlie
Tinnes will be glad to hear that since his return from
Albert Olund had the
misfortune to be kicked by a horse last Wednesday and it is hoped he will soon
be around again.
Miss Ella Larson, of
Rob Abbott had the
misfortune to have his best team killed by lightning last week.
A.G. Anderson, who has been
making his home in
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