LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Wm. Devaney visited her
sister at Bigelow Tuesday.
Jas. Chermack of Route 3 did
trading in town last Saturday.
A.H. Lambert one of the
pioneers of Dewald, was in the city Tuesday.
O.H. Nystrom, of Bigelow
township, was in the city Tuesday doing trading.
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C.W. and Dave Hutton of
Route 3 were in the city last Saturday doing trading.
Louis Olson was among the
many Bigelow people in the city last Saturday doing trading.
A.S. Firth, one of the
prominent farmers of Loraine, was a
Lee Leonard has bought a
residence property on
C.H. Ager, of
Misses Esther and Nellie
Johnson of Indian Lake were in this city last Saturday on a shopping trip.
Dave Herline, the bonanza
farmer of section 7,
Notice -- All parties are
hereby cautioned that no fishing or hunting will be allowed on my premises, the
seĽ of section 35,
Mrs. Frank Glasgow returned
last week from a visit at her old home at Graceville, this state, and a sojourn
in the twin cities and
H.F. Rockwell of
The Worthington Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons held a very interesting session last Monday evening, when the
Royal Arch degree was conferred on J.R. Ramage of
Thos. Hutton was in
from Route 3 Tuesday doing trading.
Banker C.R. West of Brewster
was a business visitor at the county seat yesterday.
S.A. Voss one of the solid
farmers of Bigelow township did trading at the county seat Tuesday.
Strayed -- About March 1, a
red 2-year old heifer, red spots. Finder please notify Clyde Williams, Rt. 3,
City.
Mrs. J.P. Biltgen went to
Bigelow last Saturday afternoon and visited her daughter, Mrs. J.A. Salstrom
over Sunday.
Geo. W. Allen and family, of
Geo. W. Beam and family left
on Wednesday for their home at
Albert Amondson has moved
into one of the Darling cottages on
For
Mrs. H.A. Bassett,
Vic Anderson returned
yesterday from Chicago, where he marketed two carloads of fat cattle which
brought the fancy price of $6.25 per cwt. Mr. Anderson claims the palm for high
prices for this section.
The Patterson-Erickson Co.
this week sold three of their high grade registered Percheron stallions. One to
A.P. Voight, of Windom, for $1000, another to Andrew Anderson, of Bigelow, for
about the same price, and another to Alex Wilson.
Strayed -- A bay mare about
5 yrs. old, with small white spot on forehead, one white hind foot, weighing
about 950 lbs. Had on buck-skin halter when last seen. Finder please notify H.S.
Meyers,
Peter and Albert Swanson,
Henning Grand and Clyde Williams, returned last Monday from Bowman county, N.D.,
where they took homesteads. The boys are favorably impressed with that section
and think they have struck a good thing. We hope it will pan out well for them.
Geo. Fellows returned last
Saturday from the state agricultural school at Hamline, where he had finished a
6 month's course.
J.R. Tipton has shipped his
household goods from
Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Fellows,
old and highly esteemed residents of Elk, last Monday evening celebrated the
25th anniversary of their wedding day, assisted by about forty of their
relatives and friends. They were made recipients of a large and handsome
collection of silverware as a reminder of the occasion. An elaborate wedding
dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Fellows are held in high esteem by everybody in
Elk, in fact by all who knew them, and all will join in wishing them many
returns of the day.
Con. DeGuse has moved on a
farm near
Guy Fellows made a trip to
LOCAL NEWS
Ernest Apel of Route 2 was
in the city Saturday.
W.E. Larimour of Route 3
transacted business here Tuesday.
Miss Hattie McCune was on
the sick list the first of the week.
C.R. Faulkner of Route 5 did
trading in
Banker J.E. Salstrom of
Bigelow was in the city on business Monday.
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S.J. Anderson a prominent
Elk farmer, had business in
Mrs. Jas. Suddaby went to
Mrs. J.J. Kies returned on
Wednesday from a visit with her mother in
John, Christ and Henry Apel,
of Elk township, were in the city on business last Friday.
Mrs. A.C. Dickens on Tuesday
afternoon entertained the Embroidery Club. A pleasant time is reported.
For
The Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet with Mrs. E.C. Pannell next Wednesday
afternoon.
Gust Selberg one of the
leading farmers of Ransom township, transacted business in
Mrs. W.J. Cowing of
Mrs. Harvey Rew entertained
the whist club on Monday evening. There was a good attendance and all report a
good time. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Harry Allen, who has
been visiting here for some time, went
Mrs. M. Sorem of Ransom
township, a lady of 80 years, fractured her hip bone in a fall last Friday.
Owing to her advanced age her injury will probably be slow in healing.
Judge and Mrs. G.W. Wilson
entertained a number of friends at cards Monday evening. Several tables were
filled, and playing continued for several hours. Dainty refreshments were
served.
P.C. Anderson of Org was in
the city Saturday.
S.V. Colvin of Dewald did
trading here Saturday.
David Jones of Loraine did
trading in town last Saturday.
Jos. Taylor of Route 3, was
in town Saturday doing trading.
Miss Blair of
John Blixt of
Steve Feit [Felt?],
of Elk, did trading in
Nick Weinandt made a
business trip to
Rev. d'Argent, of
Gerald Sharp, of Elk,
transacted business in town last Saturday.
Wm. Marshall of
Wallace Saxon, of
Peter Nystrom was among the
Chas. Rowley and Frank Black
of
Gust Williams, a prominent
O.E. Slifer was in Saturday
on a trading trip and swapping stories with his many friends.
Wm. Shanks, one of the
progressive farmers of Seward did trading in
C.F. Martin, one of the
leading farmers of Elk township, was in the city on business Saturday.
E.J. Murphy, of
Country Commissioner W.F.
Moss of
C.r. Larson, one of the
sturdy young farmers of
J.A. Saxon, one of the
substantial farmers of
The streets of
Prof. D.B. Kumler, who is
teaching in district No. 52, near
J.E. Moberg of Bigelow
township was in the city Saturday doing trading, and was accompanied with his
smile that won't come off.
Mrs. Mary W. Eggleston
returned last week from the Pacific coast, where she had spent several months
visiting relatives and friends.
Ole Nystrom of Bigelow
township was in the city last Saturday doing trading. Mr. Nystrom had been laid
up several weeks with a broken limb, but is coming out all right.
Harry Lewis was on the sick
list last Friday and Saturday.
Fred Darling of Route 1 was
in the city Saturday doing trading.
Geo. Doden
[Doeden] was in from
C.A. Vihlen of Indian Lake
was in the city Saturday doing trading.
Arthur Johnson of
John Nystrom of
C.O. Wells of Route 3 was a
business caller at this office last Saturday.
E.P. Johnson of
Chas. Hagberg of
Gust and Henry Nystrom of
Clarence R. Thompson of
Ole Ellingson, one of
WM. Malcolm, the prominent
Bigelow stock man, transacted business in
G.T. Bulick, a leading
citizen of
W.L. and Walter Gustafson,
and Jelmer Peterson of Bigelow township, were in the city Saturday doing
trading.
B.H. Janssen of Seward
township on Monday took home a fine registered shorthorn bull, bought from W.I.
Humiston, which he will place at the head of his herd. Mr. Janssen is one of the
progressive farmers of Seward, and believes in improving his stock.
A. Oberman has moved on his
farm southwest of town.
Chas. Won, the laundryman,
Sundayed in the twin cities.
Banker W.M. Evans went to
Mrs. H.S. Hobson gave a
series of pleasant receptions this week.
G.W. Wheeler of Rushmore was
a
J.M. Addington made a
business trip to
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Mrs. F.A. Stevens was called
to
R.C. and F.V. Thom of
Rushmore were county seat visitors yesterday.
Mrs. C.B. Ward went to
LaCrosse the first of the week for a visit with her parents.
Prof. H.K. Edwards left
yesterday for
D. Behrens, one of the
substantial farmers of
Senator S.B. Bedford and
Chas. Hamstreet of Rushmore passed thru here Monday on their way to Brewster to
inspect the heating plant in the Brewster school.
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