Death of an Old Pioneer
Swan Carlson, who lived on the Luverne road, died last Monday morning of serosis of the liver, after a short illness. The funeral was held on Wednesday from the Swedish Lutheran church of this city, the service being conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.O. Swan. The deceased was an old settler of Nobles county, and was highly esteemed by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and four children, one son Carl, who lives on the old farm, and three daughters, Mrs. Erick Anderson. Mrs. Emil Johnson and Miss Hildur Carlson, who is at home.
Jury Lists.
List of Grand Jurors to serve at the October 1907, general term of the District Court for Nobles county:
Samuel Spangler,
Charles Brinkhous, Dewald
W.C. Renshaw, Dewald
Fred Schinkel, Elk
B.E. Young, Elk
Thomas Hebig, Wilmont township
Frank Kilpatrick,
Nick Eppers,
James Naylon,
Geo. W. Dealand,
W.H. Wahl,
R.H. Loafman, Bloom
August Schafer, Bloom
W.H. Booth, Seward
Albert Brooks, Westside
Henery Slater, Larkins
L.W. Johnson, Leota
James Baird, Ransom
J.W. Ashbaugh, Ransom
J.W. Royer, Little Rock
G.V. Pettit,
Geo. W. Patterson,
P.G. Johnson,
J.L. Seeley,
J.L. Mangleson,
Matt Brayton,
Nick Kaufman, Brewster
C.J. Paine, Hersey
P.H. Ackerman, Dewald
C.B. Andrews,
Geo. Butcher, Bloom
Jno. R. Jones,
Thos. Robinson,
L.T. Engen, Lismore
J. DeBoer, Leota
Wm. Martins, Ellsworth
Martin Calvin,
Christ Hanson,
Chas. Barnard,
Ernest Eastman, Seward
C.P. Taylor, Elk
Fred Kuhl,
Wilson Ager,
J.J. Bingham,
Olund-Nystrom Nuptials
The pleasant farm residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. Nystrom of
Bigelow township, was the scene of a pleasant event on Wednesday afternoon of
this week, when their daughter, Hannah was married to Mr. Albert Olund, of
Misses Hyland and
A very pleasant evening party was given last Saturday
evening by the Misses Hyland and
Dr. Lanham Married
The many friends of the Rev. Dr. Lanham will be interested
in the fact that he was married in
Ransom
Miss Peterson, a friend of the Sorem's, from
J.J. Williams sold three horses a few days ago to a horse buyer from Sibley. He received for them the snug sum of $600.
Two young people, a nephew and niece of our neighbor, L.T. Eide, are having a pleasant time visiting with the Eide family. The young man has just finished the course of study in medicine and he expects to make the practice of medicine his life work.
Elk
Miss Sarah Eikenberry, who has been visiting her brothers
and sisters at this place, returned to her home at
D.H. Keller, of
The Misses Schulz were pleasantly entertained at the home of Charles Erickson last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A.M. Wells and Mrs. Roy Fowler visited at Eli Ogg's last Wednesday.
The Sisters Mission Band will meet with Mrs. Paul Schulz next Thursday.
J. Schechter bought a disc gang of the Smith Imp.
R.C.S. Hilary has been on the sick list for the last few days.
Wilmont.
From the Tribune:
Mr. A.P. Rose of
A. Shelquist went to
Fred Schmitz living near St. Kilian had a setting of grain struck by lightning last Sunday, which was saved from burning by the prompt action of his sons.
Construction foreman, F.A. Spencer, for the
Bigelow
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E.N. Brown Monday, a baby girl. Ed walks around with his head up, and won't notice anybody, he feels so big. Mother and child are doing well.
Miss Lena Harrington, who has been suffering from tonsilitis, is better at this writing.
Miss Laura Cain is getting along fine with her school in Bigelow.
Word was received from the
Mr. John Scott, of
Guy Ostrom managed the creamery for P.C. Ross, while he was gone.
The hotel is closed, and Mr. Ostrom packing his household goods, preparing to move away.
James H. Harrington is back from his trip thru
Thos. McNeil has traded off his farm for another close to Sibley, and intends to move there in the near future. We are sorry to loose so good a family from our midst.
From the Democrat:
R.H. Doe and C.A. Kinsey and families made a trip in their
automobiles to the Palisades in
George Slade returned home Saturday from Pembina county,
N.D. where he superintended the threshing on his land. He sold one thousand
bushels of barley at from 80 to 85 cents, shipping the grain direct to
Brewster.
From the Tribune:
F.R. Geyerman left Saturday evening for
Mrs. Clyde Williams and children of
Clyde McConkey left Friday for the cities to enter the University.
John Rinden and [no word here] arrived home Friday from
their prospecting and sight-seeing trip to
Miss Myrtle Stowell Married
The
Miss Myrtle D. Stowell and Howard D. Shaw, both of
Local News.
Manager Clint Mann informs us that he has secured a first class show for next Wednesday evening.
A.C. Dickens went to
Luverne Herald: C.T. Tupper, formerly of
Rev. Badger, of
Messrs. A.T. Latta and F.J. Goff left on Wednesday for
P.H. Brown and family leave next week for
LOCAL NEWS
Bert Thurber now presides over one of Ramage's dray rigs.
Ben Voss, of Elk township, was a
A.M. Renner spent Sunday with his parents at Comfrey,
H.C. Wasmund, of Dewald, was a pleasant caller last Friday.
J.L. Dickerson, of Rushmore, was a caller at this office Wednesday.
J.O. Larson, of
Wilson Ager went to Wilmont on Tuesday to visit his two sons living there.
S.M. Stewart made a business trip to
Mr. and Mrs. William Chaney spent Sunday visiting his
brother at
John Sather was operated on for appendicitis Tuesday morning, at the city hospital.
Henry James left yesterday for
Mrs. E.R. Coss, of Luverne, visited her mother, Mrs. Mott, a couple of days last week.
Theo. Reemtsma, of
Rev. S. Anderson, of
A.J. Bostrom, on Sec. 26,
Fred Grayson, of
Harry Lewis was on the sick list several days the first of the week.
Mrs. Lisher, of Luverne, spent a few days here the first of the week visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. J.S. Frink.
Bruce Yale returned on Monday from
Mrs. Dan Maloney returned last week from
W.H. Bloom left last Friday for
Ernest Dewey, who last spring had a siege of diphtheria, is having another run of hard luck, and is now down with typhoid fever.
Oscar Olson returned the latter part of last week from a
trip through the west, and left for
Miss Emma Robinson, of Wilmont, submitted to an operation
for an ailment of the throat at the
A. Obermann left last Saturday for
Mrs. W.N. Shanks returned from
F.C. Stitser, of
Fred Moll appeared before his honor Judge Dow on Monday and plead guilty to an old charge of being drunk, and paid a fine and costs amounting to $18.75.
Lyle Thurber, of Wilmont, has accepted a position in Loveless' store.
Oscar Barton, of
Mrs. Chas. Erickson, of Route 5, was in the city Monday doing trading.
Ernest Sterling has been working in G.D. Dayton's dry goods store a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Calvin Moen was in
J.B. Ludlow, assistant cashier of the State Bank at Rushmore, was in the city on business Wednesday.
Otto Leabeck, who had been at work at Ocheyedan for some
time, returned to
O.W. Dieckhoff went up to Grant county the first of the week to look after the threshing of his crop there.
Mrs. W.J. Dodge went to
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Herline, of Dewald, were in the city Tuesday doing trading. Mr. Herline is one of the bonanza farmers of Nobles county.
W.E. Moses, the proprietor of the hardware store managed by O.W. Dieckhoff, spent a few days here this week looking after business interests.
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Source:
Microfilm, Worthington Advance; Minnesota Historical
Society,