Got a Moose.
Dr. J.N. Gould returned home
Saturday morning from
S'MORE LOCALS
There will be a basket
social at the Moberg school house in the near future.
Mrs. Jas. Suddaby returned
the first of the week from a visit with friends in
J.Q. Alter, of
Eric Ledine was in town
Monday arranging for the funeral of his daughter, who died at St. Peter
Saturday.
Senator and Mrs. Canfield,
of Luverne, came over Thanksgiving day and ate turkey with their son, A.L.
Canfield.
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Hamstreet,
of
C.C. Erwin, carrier on route
No. 1, was kindly remembered for Thanksgiving by the following patrons of his
route: Mrs. E.A. Grannell, a large piece of fresh pork; Mrs. Wm. Apel Jr., a big
fat turkey and Mrs. A.M. Berry, a yellow leg rooster. Mr. Erwin appreciates the
gifts and had to tell the newspaper man about them.
J.E. Erickson was down to
Joe Geise, an employ on the
section of the
Local Intelligence
Dr. W.J. Dodge spent Sunday
in
J.A. Cashel is visiting
relatives at
Walter Snooks spent Sunday
with Luverne friends.
A.L. Blackford made a
business trip to
Mrs. G.V. Pettit spent
Sunday with Rushmore friends.
M.
John Gaiser was a
C.J. Keizer was a business
visitor Friday from
I.F. Kelley was a business
visitor to the twin cities Tuesday.
J.E. O'Connor, of
Bert Settle, of Bigelow, was
a business caller at the county seat Friday.
Theo. Bahls, of
N.M. Nelson, of
Rev. J.D. Gibb, of Rushmore,
was calling on
Miss Elizabeth Thompson was
the Thanksgiving day guest of
C.R. Rahler, of
Mrs. E.K. Smith and small
child spent Sunday with relatives at Rock Rapids.
T. Hagge and A. Little, of
Wilmont, were
Mrs. A.R. Albertus and
daughter Jean are visiting with
Rev. Ira Alvord and wife
spent this week with relatives and friends at Pipestone.
Bruce Yale returned home
Monday from a visit with relatives at
Beth and Helen Humiston
spent Thanksgiving with their grandmother at
Jess Hamstreet, of Brewster,
spent Sunday with relatives and friends in
Josiah Berger, of
W.E. Roberts, the Rushmore
land man, was a business visitor at the county seat Friday.
Fred Miller and wife, of
Henry Lempke, Edw. Lemke,
and son, Edward, were in the city Saturday, the guests of friends.
E.P. Creeley, of
Will Eckstrom returned home
Monday from
Rev. C.M. Johnson will
preach next Sunday afternoon at the Robinson school house at
Miss Majorie
[Marjorie?] Hollister, of
John Miller, of
Mrs. Dr. J.N. Gould returned
home Saturday from a visit with relatives and friends at Clarion,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson,
of
Mrs. Nellie Mott went over
to Luverne on Wednesday, where she will spend some time with her daughter, Mrs.
E.R. Coss.
Charles Loveless spent a few
days last week in the twin cities, where he went on a business mission and to
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Blanche Vollman, who
has been visiting Mrs. Grant at the Western Hotel, returned to her home in
Brewster Wednesday.
STRAYED - White cow, weight
about 225 pounds; last seen at M.A. Adam's place. Finder notify C.A. Cedarblade,
R. 1,
Marriage licenses were
issued this week to Andrew Ommen and Bertha Gerdes and Frank Austin and Lena R.
Harrington, all of Nobles county.
Mrs. H. Anderson, who was
operated upon last week for an affection of the eye, is making a rapid recovery
and will be able to return home in a day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Mahlen
shipped their household goods Monday to
Messrs. Ed. and Gus. Lemke,
who have been visiting relatives in
Joe Franck, of
E.O. Mork is the guest of
his brother, Dr. B.O. Mork. His wife was operated upon last week and Mr. Mork
will return with her to his home at Echo,
Harold Oakes is suffering
from blood poisoning in his right hand. While experimenting at the school
laboratory he spilled some acid upon his hand, burning it slightly and the
infection is the result of the accident.
Assistant Superintendent R.B.
Mundelle, in charge of the money order and register systems of the postal
service in this district, was in the city Monday looking after the affairs in
that part of the local postoffice.
Cliff Loveless, who has been
at the home of his parents in this city for some time recuperating from an
attack of typhoid fever, returned to
The body of Miss Lottie
Ledine, who died Saturday at St. Peter, arrived Monday afternoon and was taken
to Anderson & Benson's undertaking rooms. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at
Miss Lizzie Ryan gave a
basket social at the Sharp school house last Friday night, and those who
attended and desired to do so were invited to a dance at Nels Eggleston's after
the social. The proceeds of the social were used to help pay for an organ
recently placed in the school, and a neat sum was realized.
Miss Emma Ferguson, who is a
teacher in the schools at
Ed Lawton, who is attending
the
A.M. Feathers, who was
operated upon at the
Mr. Good, of
Fred Darling submitted to an
operation upon his hand Tuesday for the removal of a fish fin. While fishing
last spring he was "horned" by a bull head, and the hand has given him
considerable trouble ever since. The hand was lanced once before in an effort to
locate the trouble, but the soreness continued, so on Tuesday the trouble was
located by means of X-ray and removed.
Joe Hauser, living on the
Patterson farm on the diagonal road, was the victim of a surprise party tendered
him as a sort of farewell last Tuesday night. Joe is soon to remove to another
part of the county, and about twenty of his friends took this method of showing
their regard for their friend and neighbor. Cards and dancing formed the means
of passing the enjoyable evening.
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