OCTOBER
WEDDINGS.
Five
Couples This Week Join The Ranks of Benedicts.
W.G.
Ramage Married at
Ramage-Coxe.
W.G.
Ramage left last Saturday for
Mr.
and Mrs. Ramage will return to
Mr.
Ramage is the proprietor of the Worthington Transfere Line and is one of the
city's most popular and enterprising business men. During his residence in
The
bride was at one time a teacher in the
The
Advance joins the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ramage in extending
congratulations and the best wishes for a long and happy wedded life.
Sprague-Wood.
On
Wednesday morning at
The
groom, Mr. Sprague, is connected with one of the banks at
Coss-Mott
A
very pretty home wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mrs. Nellie Mott
Wednesday evening
At
that time Mrs. Mott's youngest daughter, Dot E. Mott, was united in marriage
with Mr. Earl R. Coss of Luverne. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G.A. Cahoon
in the presence of a large company of invited guests.
A
most dainty repast was enjoyed by all present. Many useful and beautiful gifts
were received by the happy pair. Mr. and Mrs. Coss will reside in Luverne where
the groom has grown to manhood.
The
bride is one of our well known and choice young ladies who has grown to
womanhood among us and has a host of friends. She has been one of the successful
school teachers of the county.
The
Advance joins with many friends in extending congratulations and best wishes.
Miss
H. Post and Mr. Nathan Davis were quietly married Thursday evening at
Mr.
August Habeck and Miss Hannah Bunning, of
DISTRICT
COURT.
Term
Dragging on Slowly. Rev. Wilk Wins Slander Suit. New Indictments.
Grand
Jury Resumed its Work on Wednesday After Two Days Recess.
Synopsis
of Calendar. Many Cases Settled, Dismissed or Continued.
The
fall term of court continues to drag slowly on. Up to the time of going to press
this week only nine jury cases have been disposed of.
The
following is a synopsis of the calendar, with notation as to the disposition
made of each case that has been called.
Henry
Agne visitor Douglas Elevator Co., dismissed.
Ben
Voss vs Sievert Poppen, continued.
Edwin
J. Wolven vs Peter Ryan, to recover $200 for rent of land; verdict for plaintiff
for $3.93.
Industrial
Chemical Co., vs Consumers Brewing Co., to recover on contract; continued.
Mike
Hendel vs Louis M. Mulhall, settled.
Stella
M. Lincoln vs Fred S. Lewis, to recover rent, verdict for plaintiff directed.
C.
Hopwood vs W.C. Waytt [Wyatt?], for trial.
Hans
Smith vs Albert Dougherty, for trial.
E.B.
Paul vs W.R. Lylse, to recover house rent; judgment for defendant.
Aug.
Eichmeier vs K. Huisman, for trial.
Bently
and Olmsted Co vs Keedick and Zager suit on judgment; continued.
Daniel
E. Harvy vs Nettie M. Harvey, divorce; for trial.
Belle
M. Matteson vs H.V. Millar, to recover on contract; for trial.
A.P.
Darling vs
Stella
M. Lincoln, replevin appeal justice court, judgment for plaintiff.
Victor
Anderson vs Hubbard and Palmer Co, dismissed.
Rock
Island Plow Co., vs A.S. Meacham, to recover on a consignment; for trial by
court.
Rock
Island Plow Co., vs M.S. Smith, to recover on consignment; trial by the court.
Judgment for plaintiff for $21.15.
P.T.
Geyerman vs D.R. Harvey, to recover professional services; for trial.
R.W.
Ady vs E.H. Burnfield, to recover on account; for trial by court.
P.
Geyerman vs Ida G Watson, to recover on promissory note; for trial.
Joseph
Hinrichs vs Charles Rowley, continued.
Susan
E Brooks vs Fred Mohl, et ux; for trial.
James
Burke vs Thomas J. Fagen, to recover on account; continued.
Minnie
Netter vs H.S. Jones, slander; dismissed without cost to either party.
Court
Cases.
State
of
Sadie
Wagner vs Charles Wagner, divorce; for trial.
Wm.
Popkin vs Rev. Wm. Wilk to recover damages for slander, judgment for the
defendant. This case was concluded last Friday.
State
vs David Tripp, for trial.
Mary
E. Sowles vs John Sowles, divorce; for trial.
State
vs
State
vs Peter Pien, tax citation; for trial.
State
vs N.W. Thresher Co., tax citation; for trial.
Geo.
J. Nietzel vs W.C. Garnt setting aside conveyance; for trial.
LaCrosse
Boot and Shoe Co. vs W.C. Grant, for trial.
Charles
Liden vs Eva Charlotte Liden, divorce; for trial.
Christina
Salinen vs Grand Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen, to establish proof of
death of husband, and recover the amount of insurance held in the order; for
trial.
Rebecca
A. Post vs Village of
M.J.
Barber vs Thomas Palmer, to recover on account, appealed from justice court; for
trial.
Criminal
Cases.
State
vs Chas. Merkle, murder, continued.
State
vs Peter Ryan, motion to continue argued.
State
vs Geo. Gimberline, assault in the second degree, for trial. Flynn and Cashel
for the defense.
State
vs Thomas Foley, assault in the second degree. Ed Wilson appointed to defend.
Now on trial.
State
vs Burney Jaggars, assault in the second degree, for trial. J.J. Parsons
defending.
State
vs Joe Stearns, incest; for trial. J.J. Parsons defending.
State
vs Frank Timmons and Chas Blumeneaux, assault in the second degree, for trial.
These are the two young men who assaulted and nearly killed a
The
Grand Jury resumed its sittings on Wednesday.
They
have returned several indictments, one of which is against Hazel Pearman for
horse stealing.
Union
Meeting.
A
union platform meeting was held last Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Church.
The speakers were Mr. W.H. Gold, of
From
the Democrat:
Peter
Weist suffered a severe injury to his left leg last Friday at Valentine Lenz's
place, southwest of town. He was struck by a heavy chain connecting the engine
and separator of a threshing outfit, and thrown for eight or ten feet.
Ferdinand
Seitz, father of Mr. John Seitz and Mrs. Ferdinand Lenz, of
The
Worthington Globe has changed hands once more. J.L. Berkheimer, senior editor of
the Wilmont Tribune, is the new proprietor. If he can make a success of the
Globe, he is the greatest financial genius that has ever emerged from the tall
grass on this reservation.
James
P. Cox, who was hurt in the wreck resulting from a traction engine breaking
through a bridge near Ellsworth two weeks ago, is now rapidly recovering from
his injuries, but the best medical and surgical skill could not save the leg
that was so badly scalded in the accident. Up to last Thursday morning the
surgeons had some hopes of saving the injured leg, but that evening they decided
that amputation was necessary to prevent blood poisoning, and the leg was taken
off about six inches above the knee. The patient withstood the operation
remarkably well and will soon be able to leave the hospital.
Local
News.
Mrs.
T.C. Ely, of Elm,
Dr.
F.E. Judd of Windom has consented to attend sick calls for Dr. Gould while the
latter is away on his camping trip. Dr. Judd will been in
Grip
Stolen.
Mr.
Richter, who has been foreman of a gang of men for Conley & Co., of Sioux
Falls, who had been working here for some time, had a grip stolen from the Omaha
depot on Wednesday evening as he was about to leave for Sioux Falls. The grip
contained considerable valuable clothing and his time check.
LOCAL
NEWS.
C.
Lindstrom, of Bigelow township, did trading in town Saturday.
Theo.
Olson of
R.J.
Jones, the popular
Loren
Clark spent Sunday and Monday at
J.J.
Kimmel of Elk, left last Friday for
J.M.
Kimmel, of Elk township, was in the city on business last Monday. The Advance
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Wm.
Malcolm, the well known farmer and hog breeder of Bigelow township, was in the
city on business Saturday.
Miss
Grace Wood was given a "Kitchen Shower" last Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Dr. Dodge. A pleasant time was had.
Mrs.
Wm. McLain, Mrs. Maurice Maxwell and Miss Hannah Anderson left on Tuesday for
Washington, the first two going to Ballard and the latter to
Mrs.
E.W. Cutler will leave today for
Dr.
J.N. Gould left the first of the week for the northern part of the state where
he will spend several weeks on a deer hunt. He was joined enroute by his father,
J.W. Gould, of
Mrs.
E.K. Smith visited friends at
Mrs.
S.A. Harding left on Tuesday evening for
Born
- On
Alvin
Howard smashed a thumb on Wednesday afternoon while he was at work lathing.
Mrs.
Roy C. Wood of
Dr.
Humiston last Friday moved into his handsome new residence on
Banker
J.R. Jones of
Attorney
E.A. Canfield of Luverne was over a couple of days the first of the week
attending court.
Mrs.
F. Hollenfeltz and Mrs. Domm, of
Mrs.
Edward Dolan last week moved into the Dr. Ray Humiston house just vacated by the
doctor and family.
Wm.
Oxford, of Seward township, transacted business in
Mrs.
J.W. McBride returned the first of the week from
The
Birthday Club was entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J.S. Kies, when a
very enjoyable time was had. Mrs. Kies was presented with a handsome rocker as a
reminder of her birthday. On next Wednesday evening the club will give a
Hallowe'en party at the home of Mrs. S. Frink, when the husbands of the members
will be present.
F.M.
Grunger of
G.W.
Patterson left Tuesday on a business trip to the twin cities.
Fred
Schinkle of
Miss
Pauline Ruprecht of Bigelow was in the city on a shopping trip Wednesday.
Claude
Wood of
Born
- On
Mrs.
Frank Hinchon, of St. James, was the guest of
Attorney
John Cashell went to Grant county on Tuesday to try a case in the district court
there.
Attorney
Royal Stone, of the Attorney General's office at
J.C.
Williamson, of Loraine, made a business trip to
Mrs.
F.T. Brinsmard, of
V.E.
Butler, of
The
mail carrier on route 1 informs us that a few days ago, when he came to D.M.
Holland's box, he was agreeably surprised to find a generous chunk of fresh
pork, which made his heart glad. The good people have his sincere thanks. Mrs.
Steineman, Mrs. Kunz Mrs. Litle, Master Archie, and Sadie Darling, and others,
also have his thanks for the tokens of kindness show him since he has been
serving Route 1.
----End Transcription----
Source:
Microfilm,