Local Intelligence
Peter Thompson transacted
business at Sibley on Monday.
Mrs. H. Steffens visited
with relatives at Bigelow, Monday.
Mrs. M.S. Slade went to
Wm. Christensen went to
Luverne Monday, where he transacted business.
Dr. and Mrs. J.N. Gould were
called to
John Rabenberg and
grandfather, John Hilfers, of Rushmore, were in this city on business Monday.
Mrs. E.H. Caufield of
Luverne visited from Thursday until Monday at the home of her son, A.L., in this
city.
G. Schmid, of
C.T. Millard, who is
employed by the Smith Implement company at Bigelow, was in
E.H. Poppitz and wife, of
H.A. Ackerman, who has been
visiting since Saturday with his grandson, J.D. Everett, left Monday for his
home at Ash Creek.
Mrs. A.T. Latta and mother,
Mrs. E.B. Cutler, who has been in the hospital at
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Foelschow and the former's sister, Miss Clara, went to Luverne Monday for a few
days visit with friends.
Alvin Langley and son, Dale,
of
Arthur Lyon returned Friday
from Brogan,
Mrs. Nie Klaras and children
went to St. James Monday to attend the funeral of the infant child of D. Treffry,
which was held on Tuesday. The latter is employed as fireman on the
Northwestern.
John Green, of
A saloon keeper was fined
$50 and cost at
Dr. L.L. Sowles left Monday
morning for
Mrs. S.S. Stewart, state
secretary of the Baptist Home Mission, arrived in
Clinton Mann, who has been
visiting for nearly a week with his parents in this city, left Monday for
John Steensma and Miss Kate
Sjaarda, of
Miss Minnie Karsten, of
Wilmont, was visiting several days with friends in this city.
Mrs. W.S. Wyatt went to
Miss Clara Prideaux, who has
been suffering from heart trouble for several weeks, is now able to sit up.
B.I. Tripp of
Julius Reich, of Amboy,
arrived in
A.R. Albertus and daughter,
Miss Jean Albertus, celebrated Washington's birthday with relatives in
Ray Wolven, Floyd Voak and
Louis Moeller attended the
K.V. Mitchell spent Tuesday
with his brother at Brewster, the bank being closed that day on account of
Washington's birthday.
Miss Lena Thom returned
Tuesday to her home at Ashton after spending several days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. McKinney.
Ben Hildyard came home
Saturday from
The Club of Ten met on Feb.
10 at the home of Miss Anna Gordes. The next regular monthly meeting will be on
March 16 at the home of Mrs. Corries.
Luverne Herald: Mrs. Ed
Leicher, accompanied by her son, went to
Miss Claribell Palmer, of
Devil's
Fred Gaiser made a business
trip to Round Lake Friday. He says he found the road in pretty good shape for
this time of the year. Round
On account of missing
connections, enroute from
Geo. Fillman, of
Joseph Hildyard, who has
been attending school at
Ole Swanson, local manager
here for that big firm, attended the annual convention and banquet of the yard
managers and officers of the John Tuthill Lumber Co., in
Miss Katharine Myers, field
secretary of the woman's board of missions of the northwest, will speak in the
Presbyterian church parlor, Friday, Feb. 25, at
The Herbert Drug company
this week disposed of its soda fountain to J.C. Casareto. Mr. Herbert stated
that this business was not a success unless it could be conducted longer hours
than the drug store is kept open. The fixtures were moved into Casareto's fruit
store Monday to replace the latter's old ones.
Marriage licenses were this
week issued to the following: Alfred Jacobson to Christina Peterson, of Nobles
county; Everton F. Cross, of Bowman county, N.D., to Charlotte Hagerman, of
Nobles county; Geo. R. Henderson, Clay county, Iowa, to Eva M. Cross of Nobles;
John Steensma to Catharine Sjaarda, of Plymouth county, Iowa.
Mrs. P.T. Geyerman expects
to leave this week for
The Sunshine club will meet
today with Mrs. Wm. Hansberger east of town.
Mrs. E.K. Smith has been
seriously ill at her home in this city for the past week.
Henry Morton, of Iona, was
here Monday visiting with his wife, who is at the
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton
will be at home on Thursday afternoon from 2 until
Misses Bernice Weidman and
Florence Mackintosh arrived Friday from
Miss Ella Guernsey is this
week teaching in the Hansberger school. She is relieving Miss Edna Fellows, the
regular teacher, who has not yet recovered from an attack of typhoid fever.
The
Ed Ulrich, who has been
employed for several months at the M.E. Fish barber shop, left last week for the
east. He accompanied a carload of horses belonging to Hurd's livery to
E.E. Hamilton, an attorney
from
Miss Emma Seline, who has a
position at
Miss Lillian Steffens, of
Fedora, S.D., arrived Friday for a visit at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Netter.
J.S. Bottomley and E.
Dresser, of Glencoe, this state, who have been repairing a ditching machine here
for the past month, left Tuesday. The former returned home, and the latter went
to
John Locke returned Sunday
morning from Merriam, this state, to accept a permanent position here as
telegraph operator for the
Purely Local
George Storing was calling
on Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Holland Tuesday. On account of the illness of Mrs. Storing,
Mrs. Holland, her mother, returned with Mr. Storing.
Supt. L.W. Abbott was
calling on the Kinbrae schools, Wednesday, where he found educational matters
progressing favorably under the efficient guidance of Mrs. Wheelock and Miss
Lindquist, the teachers.
Mr. Ascher, with the
assistance of neighbors, loaded a car with emigrant effects which he accompanied
last week to his new home in
After having finished
shelling corn for Messrs. John and Frank Chepa, John Mixner returned home with
his sheller Thursday via Kinbrae.
Mrs. F.E. Nelson made a trip
to the Twin Cities last week Tuesday, returning to Kinbrae Monday.
Mrs. C.W. Davis and
daughter, who have been visiting in
Mr. and Mrs. Sellman arrived
from the west Thursday, to visit for a short time with Mrs. Sellman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kahle.
Adolph Haberman came up from
Miloma Thursday and called on acquaintances here.
Fred Wozzelhoski was
shelling corn for McGlin brothers in this village Friday and Saturday.
The friends of G.R. VanDike
gave a surprise party in honor of that gentleman's birthday Thursday evening.
Mrs. Elmer Jones visited for
a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Jones.
Wm. Liedloff, auditor for
the Lampert Lumber Co., was calling on S.M. Knutson Tuesday.
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