Married
at
A
marriage of more than ordinary interest to
A
wedding breakfast was served at the house after the ceremony and the bridal
couple took the west bound passenger for this city, arriving here at
They
will go to housekeeping at once in the house recently purchased of P.H. Brown,
on
Both
the bride and groom have a wide circle of friends who are delighted to have them
make their home in our midst. May long life and prosperity attend them.
C.T.
Tupper Located
C.T.
Tupper, formerly cashier of the Citizens National Bank of this city, has located
at
Round
From
the Graphic:
Mrs.
H.C. Moeller was a passenger to
Harry
Elliot and David Tripp were down from the county seat the fore part of the week.
E.A.
Tripp, of
Mr.
and Mrs. E.D. Tripp and two youngest children went up to
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Miss
Lulu Thompson, of
Bigelow.
Mrs.
David Cain and daughter laura were
Mrs.
P.C. Ross went to
Mr.
and Mrs. Booth will leave in a few days for their new home in
Roscoe
Harrington is to work in the depot again, having returned from
Harry
Buttshan had the misfortune to break the axle on his gasoline engine while
moving from a setting of grain, so he has to lay up until it is fixed.
Sheriff
Stevens, wife and children, of Sibley, visited friends here on Friday.
Miss
Maggie Cosgrove was a Sibley passenger Friday.
Mrs.
Peter Peters visited in Sibley on Friday, returning in the evening.
Verna
Driskell is working in the Bigelow hotel again.
Rushmore.
From
the
Miss
Clara Ackerman, of
Boyd
McChord returned the first of the week from Osage,
Mrs.
Geo. Innes, who has been visiting here for the past two weeks, left Friday for
her home at
Mrs.
S.B. Bedford went down to
Milo
Hiner returned last Thursday morning from
Bigelow
Received
too late for last week:
H.E.
Lindsey has finished up his threshing.
A.E.
Yeske shipped a carload of hogs to
Mr.
Marshall of
Mr.
W.W. Corson of Clarion,
Roscoe
Harrington went to
John
Gifford and daughter
Henry
Clark has purchased a new mail box.
Wilmont.
From
the Tribune:
James
Montgomery of
Sheriff
Fauskee, of
W.G.
Meyers of
Mrs.
H. Peter Lewis attended a Hallowe'en party held at the Woodman hall in
T.A.
Fallgatter and A.B. Williams bagged thirty fine canvas back ducks while on their
hunting trip at
P.D.
VanHorsen brought in a fine display of corn last week, the ears measuring eleven
inches and filled with good deep kernels. He says his field contains thousands
of the same kind of ears.
LOCAL
NEWS
Miss
Mabel Wheeler visited in
Born
-- On Oct. 30th, to Dr. and Mrs. A. Sullwold, a son.
C.F.
Martin of Elk, was in the city on business Monday.
Mrs.
Eastman of
Miss
Edith Free of Lakefield is a guest at the home of Geo. H. Doeden.
Wm.
Garvey of
Dr.
F.M. Manson spent the past week in
Mrs.
A.C. Todd spent two weeks visiting old friends in
Miss
Ella Ohlson, of Windom, visited her sister Mabel, a few days the first of the
week.
H.A.
and H.H. DeFreese, of Brewster, transacted business in
Ivan
Pettit, George Lawson and Lyle Thurber visited in Sibley between trains last
Sunday.
J.A.
Cashel has spent the past week at his native town,
O.B.
Thuesen of Bigelow township bought a gasoline engine of the Western Implement
Co. last Monday.
The
Advance last week gave Lemars as the home of Leslie Holbrook. It should have
said
MAKE
LINKS???
Mrs.
Maggie Thurston of Estherville, is visiting her daughters, Mrs. A.C. Todd and
Mrs. Geo. Sowles.
J.P.
Hammerberg, of LaCrosse,
Mrs.
Wm. Kirk and daughter May returned home Saturday after a visit of over a month
in different parts of
John
Seline, who works for Wm. Malcolm of Bigelow township, was seriously hurt in a
runaway some days ago. The horse was so badly injured it had to be killed.
P.
Ahlstrom and wife who had been visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Adolph Amondson, for some month, left last week for Minneapolis where they will
visit other relatives.
Mrs.
Wm. Chaney is visiting at
Mrs.
J.P. Biltgen is visiting in Redwing.
Mrs.
H. Rew and Mrs. J.E. Peterson are visiting in
Mrs.
Wm. Devaney returned this week from a visit to a brother at Redwing.
Mr.
and Mrs. R. Prideaux went to Lismore on Wednesday to visit a daughter.
WANTED
-- Man and team to plow 50 acres, close to town. Geo. O. Moore.
Simon
Ascher, an old resident of Dundee, was in
Harry
Ferguson had a rib broken while playing on the school ground Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss
Mabel Ohlson, a clerk in
Miss
Myrtle Briggs of Wilmont, visited friends in
Dorothy,
the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.F. Kelly, received an injury to one of her
eyes on Wednesday afternoon, that may occasion the loss of the sight. The
children were playing in the yard when a pair of scissors in the hands of an
older sister were accidently stuck in the little ones eye, cutting the eyeball.
The local physician called was unable to determine how serious the consequences
might be, but it feared the little one will lose the eye. Mrs. Kelly took the
child to
Miss
Nellie Lyon visited in
Tom
Hogan visited his parents at Lemars last Sunday.
J.A.
Saxon of
W.E.
Larimour was in from
Miss
Blanch Clark, of Hart's Cash store, visited in Windom last Sunday.
Nels
Langseth of
Geo.
Bulick, of
Tom
Hayes, of Wilmont, was a
"Doc"
Goodrich, who is attending business college at
King
Roshon has moved from Clary addition into rooms in the
Henry
and Anton Teitenberg, and W.H. Sievert, of Wilmont, were at the county seat on
business yesterday.
Mrs.
I.A. Roshon was most agreeably surprised on Friday afternoon of last week by
about twenty lady friends.
Miss
Anna Johnson, of the Martin general store, spent several days the past week at
her home east of town, near
Mr.
and Mrs. John Johnson returned from
Oscar
Blood returned last Sunday from
Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Ostrom, of Bigelow, on Wednesday evening brought up their little
son to have a kernel of corn extracted from his nose. Dr. E.E. Stover and D.A.
Reynolds, liveryman, accompanied them.
Ransom
J.J.
Williams, who has been quite sick with lung fever, is now on the mend, and if he
has no backset he will soon be up and around again. Mr. and Mrs. Downes, old
neighbors, will stay with him until he is able to care for himself. A more
suitable arrangement could hardly have been made.
LOCAL
NEWS.
The
following teachers attended the meeting of the Minnesota Teachers Association at