Married
At the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Martin on
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. G.A. Cahoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eshleman will reside about six miles north of
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Burchard made a trip to
Brewster Friday.
E.L. Nance made a trip to
Brewster last week to buy wool.
Miss Mabel Bedford of
Rushmore spent Sunday here with friends.
L.O. Button, of Sheldon,
spent Sunday here with Misses Pratt and McCoy.
Jeff Scott left Wednesday to
attend a meeting of bankers Thursday at
Miss Dot Mott left Sunday
for a trip to
A.C. Hedberg and family left
Tuesday afternoon for their new home in
Lightning stuck and killed
three of Mr. Borst's fine horses Monday on his farm near Org.
Frank Gibson arrived
Wednesday from
Alumni please notice that
there will be a meeting Saturday night at
It is reported that C.H.
Alford, a former resident of
Mesdames Evans, Gould,
Wilson and Manson left Wednesday to attend a women's club meeting at
Clifford Loveless left
Wednesday for
John Bass has moved out of
the rooms over Dillman's pool hall and is now occupying the Thurber house on
Mrs.. Charles Luther, of
C.T. Tupper, and daughter,
Ora, left Wednesday to attend a meeting of the Southwestern Minnesota Banker's
Association held at
The Second District
Minnesota Bankers Association will meet May 4th at
The Rev. W.H. Knowlton,
Archdeacon for southwestern
T.A. Palmer drove to
E.L. Nance made a business
trip to
Mrs. Lammers of
J.N. Gould made a business
trip to Harris and Ocheyedan
Elmer Albertson and wife are
visiting this week with T.A. Palmer.
Miss Amanda Anderson left
Thursday morning for
Frank Elberts left this week
for
Swanson and Anderson are
erecting a fine monument from Le Mars for Mrs. John Peterson in her lot at the
cemetery.
Miss Juniata L. Sheppard,
instructor of home economics in the school of agriculture at St. Anthony Park,
is willing to come to
Miss Clara Gutzler
Mrs. H.J. Ludlow.
The ladies of the
Tourist Club held their third and last social meeting at the commodious rooms of
Mrs. G.W. Wilson Friday evening. The evening was very pleasantly spent in social
intercourse, vocal and instrumental music. An elaborate spread was served in
several courses and toasts were given by Mrs. A.H. Clark, Geo. W. Wilson, Stelle
S. Smith and Dr. Clark. The occasion was pronounced a most enjoyable one and the
gentlemen were unanimous in the opinion that the social feature of the club work
would be enjoyed at any time.
CORRESPONDENCE
Ransom
Our old friend, F.A. Graves
of
Mrs. Chas. Saxon expects to
leave next week for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. S.C. Anderson, of Elon
The Misses Betty Edin and
Ebba Grelon, of
Emil Larson, Gust Larson,
Dave Fauskee and Wallace Saxon had a narrow escape from the cyclone at
Rev. Sandvall, of
Elk
Miss Ethel Wood of
The Sister Mission Band met
at the home of Mrs. Eikenberry last Thursday and the following officers were
elected:
Pres. - Mrs. R.E. Eikenberry.
Vice Pres. - Mrs. J. Schechter.
Sec. - Miss May Kimmel.
Treas. - Lelea Schultz.
The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Williams, May 4th.
Roy Fowler is shearing sheep
for J.J. Filburn this week.