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P.H. Nystrom and wife are proud parents of a boy baby, born
Thursday.
T.H. Bloxham went down to Sheldon Wednesday for a visit with
his parents.
Miss Nellie Lyons returned Wednesday afternoon from a visit
with friends at
Mrs. Olaf Nelson, of Hills, was operated on Monday at the
City hospital for appendicitis.
Dr. B.O. Mork was called to Sibley Tuesday to assist Dr.
Hough with a surgical operation.
Mr. and Mrs. S.D. Berg, of Sibley, spent the day with Dr. and
Mrs. J.N. Gould Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Vail left for
Mrs. Jacob Stoven, of Rushmore, is a patient at the City
hospital for medical and surgical treatment.
Charles and Richard Kay departed Wednesday for
F.A. Seely returned Wednesday from Minona [Winona?],
where [he?] has been for the past three weeks
on business.
Have pasture room for several head of cattle. Robt. Ryan, 3
miles west of
Mas. Will Barnard and son, Douglas, of
The ladies of the Episcopal church will give a tea at the
home of Mrs. Wm. Madison on Thursday, June 10, from
Mrs. John Tulley and little daughter left Wednesday for their
home in
Mesdames W.I. Carpenter and K.V. Mitchell departed Wednesday
for
Dr. J.N. Gould this week received an elegant specimen of
moose head mounted in fine shape, one of the trophies of his hunting trip last
fall. It will be placed in one of the offices of the court house for public
inspection, but the doctor will still retain the title to it.
The seating capacity of the Presbyterian church was taxed to
its utmost last Sunday evening by the friends of the class of '09, who assembled
to hear the baccalaureate sermon, and all were amply rewarded. Rev. Cahoon's
discourse was a masterpiece and was most effectively delivered.
F.S. Cone was a business caller from Windom Saturday.
A.M. Renner was a business visitor to Heron Lake Tuesday.
Dave Anderson was an over-Sunday visitor to the twin cities.
Tom Hogan spent Sunday and Monday with friends in
I.F. Kelley returned Wednesday from a week's fishing at
Lloyd Patterson was calling on Rushmore friends Monday
evening.
F.L. Humiston returned home Sunday from a trip to points in
George Pope spent Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives in
Rev. G.A. Cahoon left Tuesday for a brief visit with
relatives in Blue Earth.
Mrs. A.M. Renner entertained her mother, Mrs. Roll, of
Robt. Erickson made a pilgrimage to Heron Lake Tuesday on a
business mission.
Mrs. C.J. Gordon, of
Charles Skewis, of
Charles McCaskey returned home Monday morning from a trip to
G.R. Henderson, of Brewster, was in the city a few hours
Tuesday, on his way to
Sheriff Fauskee has recovered from his attack of smallpox and
was released from quarantine Monday.
Mrs. G.H. Doeden left Tuesday morning for
J.F. Glasgow, of
Miss Hattie Detrich, of
Chas. Hasson is the new barber employed at Anthony's barber
shop. Anthony now has five chairs in operation.
Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Frink returned home Tuesday afternoon from
a visit with Mrs. Frink's parents, D. Beers and wife, of Luverne.
Mrs. Fred Vollman, of
Mrs. M.A. Coughran, who has been the guest of her son, F.R.
Coughran, left Tuesday afternoon for
Harvey Henton, the popular conductor on the
Mesdames G.W. Roth and S.M. Stewart left Tuesday for
J.C. Mullen left Tuesday for
Frank Hill, of
Dr. H. Weidow was called to
Mrs. Charles Fairfield and little son spent the time between
trains Wednesday with
C.E. Sims left Tuesday for his former home at
G.W. Cunningham, A.E. Kearney and negro chaueffer, of
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Dr. Simpson here June 11 and 12.
Miss Jeanette Carleon [
Miss Sarah Rowe spent Sunday with her parents in Rushmore.
K.V. Mitchell was a business visitor to Brewster Monday
morning.
Carhart's overalls and jumpers, $1. Hart's.
A.C. Brokke, of
Elmer Gardner, of Brewster was calling on friends in this
city Monday.
Educator shoes -- Hart's.
Miss Gladys Finck, of Ellsworth was the guest last week of
Mrs. Roy Lewis.
Mrs. A.A. Goodrich left Saturday for a short visit with
Coroner A.B. Williams, of Wilmont, was a brief visitor in the
city Friday.
Miss Eve Montgomery, of Brewster spent Sunday with
Clem Hanson was a business visitor to the county seat, Friday
from Lismore.
Miss Ethel Bloom returned Friday from a week's visit with
Rushmore friends.
Walter Townsend, of
Mrs. A.R. Bielke, of
Miss Elmira Mead, of Wilmont, was the guest this week of Miss
Gwendoline Swanberg.
W.W. Loveless returned home Friday afternoon from a short
vacation spent at
Mrs. Joseph Beach, of
G.F. Hillstrom, of
Mrs. J.S. Sullivan and son, Francis, were guests of Brewster
relatives a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Manuel came down from Brewster Sunday for a
visit with
Tim Keevey, of
Emil Graff, of Lismore, was in the city between trains
Friday, on his way to
Miss Hilma Johnson returned to her work at Red Wing, after a
short vacation spent with David Anderson and family.
Miss Bertha Grundman, of Storden, was visiting with friends
and relatives in this city the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Dr. W.J. Dodge left Thursday night for a week's visit
with the family of Conductor Francks at
Mrs. M.A. Coughran, of
Mrs. Thos. Barnard, of Little Rock, Iowa, who was called to
Worthington last week by the illness of her mother, Mrs. I.N. Wilson, returned
home Friday. Mrs. Wilson is reported as somewhat improved.
Mrs. L.D. Veltum, of
Round
Miss Iva Lyons, who has been attending school at
Lynn Lawton went to
Among those from out of town who attended the class play last
Friday evening was Mrs. F.R. Tripp, of
Emil Leistico left Saturday morning for Hector,
Miss Maud Townsend returned to her home at Watseka [Waseca?],
Monday morning after a few days spent with Miss Ethel Bloom.
Miss Dorothy Booth, of
G.M. Stuart and little son, of Kansas City, Mo., were guests
a few days last week of A.A. Goodrich and family, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Rusted, of
Miss Cora Dow returned to her school work at
Miss Lizzie Schmidt, of
Miss Alida Bedford, of Rushmore, was among the out-of-town
people who attended the performance of the "Sweet Girl Graduate" last
Friday night.
Mrs. Geo. W. Hill and daughter, Mrs. R. Mahling, of
Miss Emma Ferguson, who has been teaching at Tracy, Minn.,
closed her school work last Friday and returned home Saturday for her summer
vacation.
Rev. Wm. Jennings, D.D., has been secured as one of the
judges at the oratorical contest to be held in the college chapel of the state
normal at
C.A. Baker and wife left Monday for
Miss Hattie Bedient left Sunday night for
Dr. C.G. Harrington, of
Brewster was well represented at the class play Friday night.
Among those in attendance from that village were: Misses Daisy McChesney, Anna
Rolph, Ila Wells, Florence Hill and Marguerite Becker, and Messrs. Albert Oberly
and Theodore West.
J.W. Beckett, of Sibley, was in the city Monday. Mr. Beckett
will again be with the bridge crew of the Omaha this year and came up expecting
to start to work Monday, but owing to the fact that it was a legal holiday the
car did not go out until Tuesday.
Dr. J.N. Gould last week received a fine Morgan stallion. The
animal is one of the prettiest of his kind seen in this section for some time.
He was shipped from Ft. Ethen Allen,
Among those in attendance at the trap tournament which will
close this evening is John Frink, of
The Grand was dark last week owing to the making of decided
improvements. The wooden partition which separates the lobby and the theater has
been replaced with a new structure, and the operating room is now built of solid
steel, eliminating entirely any danger from fire, should the film accidentally
catch fire. F.G. Bulick has purchased the grand, and took possession June 1st.
Mr. Bulick comes from