0001 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

TH I GAZETTE. I Randolph Items. Vermillion Station Items.Samples IRVING TODD Sr SON. J. Engler spent Monday in Minns- Christ Klotz drove to Hastings on George Toombs went to 8t. Paul One of the argest elasaes.ever sent Theapolis. Monday. on Monday. SATURDAY JUNE 6, 1908. Miss Gerrie Otte went to Stanton Christ. Wagner °err drove to Hampton Mise Elizabeth Leifeld s fit Ban- out from our high school was gradua- ted at the auditorium on Monday Monday. day at home. In June, 1886, a young man by the The Rev. G. H. Hanna preached in Jacob Sehanno went to Hastings Mathias Weiland made a trip to evening, the programme being both name of Byron H. Kayler came here Northfield on Sunday. on SYedneeda interestingsand enjoyable, `and hearts - 3 } } Empire on Sunday. from Naperville, Ill., to work for Eli Ballard, of Hampton, is visit- Peter Rech was over from Hemp- Miss Clara Brockman, of Hastings, ly appreciated by the large audience Peter Koppel in the marble business. 1°g with Dense Bartlett. ton on Tuesday, was home on Sunday. present. It was the thirty-eighth He was a good mechanic, steady and Mrs. G. A. Smalley Spent the leaf Miss Kate and Rosy Meier went to Leo Siebenaler and Frank Bauer annual commencement. The thirty of the week in Faribault. Hastings on Wednesday. were in town on Sunday. graduates marched i■ to the mule of industrious, and well liked by the Miss Toney Witte returned from Miss Annie Kirshen, of Beatings, Jacob $channo, tbe mail carrier, the high school orchestra, taking their patrons of that establishment. He Bonafacious on Wednesday. visited here during the week, was in Hastings on Saturday. places on the stege, Back of them Wednesday. was married to Miss Hortense Lar- Born, to Mr. and Mra. Emil Joseph Loescb, jr., was busy The boys are lookiug for the cow were the members of the board of penteur, Jan. Sth, 1890, and went to Miller 00 Sunday, a daughter. assessing the village this week. bells. Evident) there is sowethin housekeeping on Third Street. In Miss Elsie Peter, of St. Paul is Mrs. Joseph Zeien and daughter yg education, and overhead were the p g in the wind. visiting her parents this week. cissa colors, maroon and cream, and an evil hour he was induced to go Mary were in Haetinga Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Tompkins, of into politics, and after an unsltccess• Mrs. D. Engler visited from Satur- Nicholas Rech, jr., is a section Rich Valley, were the guests of Yrs, 1° the background the class motto, feat run for city clerk found his money day until Tuesday in Minneapolis. hand on the Hastings & Dakota now. R. Ramp on Sunday. Out of the Harbor, into the Sea gone, likewise his dear bought friends. The ladies' aid society met with Miss Lizzie Rech visited with Miss Nicholas Kaufman and Peter Lud- The programme consisted of select Mrs. Mary Freeman on Thursday. Margaret Werner, of Empire, over wigs of Vermillion, were business Hons by the orchestra, invocation by drinking, and rapidly went from bad He became discouraged, took to Miss Jennie Morrill, teacher the Sunday. callers the first of the week. the Rev. R. L. Lewis, the salutatory past year in Windom, is home for her P. J. Huberty and Charles Mar- The ball game at Vermillion on Sun- by Mise Eva T. Nelson, chorus by to worse. In May, 1897, he went out vacation. schall were in from FarmingtonWed. day, Hampton vs. Vermillion, was to Farmington to do some lettering Miss Elsie Dack, Melvin Dack } g•by the former, score twelve tO bye high school, address ie Education neada avenin g won the Hoo. Albert Schaller,eeleotion on a monument, and never returned. and Albert Lingrin loft for SilverCreek J. J. Hynes, of Rosemount and four. A letter was afterwards received from on Friday. . Joseph Callahan, of Coates, were in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marschall, of by the orchestra, and the valedictory him at Chicago, to give the balance C. D. Donaldson went to St. Paul town on Tuesday. Shakopee, were visiting with Mr. and by Mise Edith 8. Johnson. The of his wages to his wife, and that 0D Sunday to play in the First Regi- Nicholas Morrett, an employ at the MrsMathias Bluer the first of the diplomas were presented by A. J. was the last ever heard from him, ment Band. Hastings asylum the past winter, has week. Schaller, president of the board, the His family have long considered him Mrs. William Barber and children returned to his home in Eden Valley. J. M. Feipel shipped two cars of benediction pronounced by the Rev. and Miss Jennie Morrill went to Hay- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kiemen, of $t. hay to Minneapolis on Monday, and R. D. Phillips, closing with Good dead. field Tuesday. Paul, visited his parents, Mr. and two of mixed stock to South St. Paul Night, Farewell, by the high school In 1905 a young man calling him- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koch enter- Mrs. Nicholas Kiemen, over Sunday. on Thursday. chorus. self B. A. Taylor landed at Lake tained Mr. and Mrs. Downing, of St. Mr. and Mre. Mathias Backers are Quite a number from hero and New Geneva, Wis. He said he .had been Paul, on Friday. down from Minneapolis owing to the Trier went to Minneapolis to attend The following is s list of the in the marble business at Hastings, Misses Lillie and Emily Engler, of illness of his mother, ,airs. Henn the laying of the corner stone of the graduates: Minn., where he worked a number of Minneapolis, are home for their Backers. new cathedral on Sunday. Frances L. Anderson. summer vacation. Cora E. Braaten. years for a Mr. Koppes. He is de - Mr. will be a grand ball at Wag- Demme. tem.. Amelia T. Clausen.scribed as about forty years old, DIY. and Mrs. Retzenthaler, of ner's Hall next Monday, with music C. U. Henry is painting his house. F. K. Claassen. Stanton, spent Sunday with her sister, by the St. Paul Select Orchestra. R. C. Thompson is having hie house R. Leona Clare. Roman nose, blue eyes, and one eye a g M. H. Caldwell. } Mrs. L. R. Miller. Everybody invited.painted. little larger than the other. His hair M. A. Chamberlain. The Rev. J. F. Stout, presiding John Eck was held up and robbed T. B. Leavitt was in River Nulls C. E. Downs, president. was a little gray. In December he elder, will preach at the Methodist last Thursday evening at the brick on Thursday. Grace G. Dezell. married a woman of that town, andSunday afternoon. Ruth A. Davies. Church school house by three unknown men, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wright, jr., Doris R. DeSilva. about a year ago started in the Mr. and Mrs. Christ Ehlers, of losing 32.65, a gold watch, and a have another son. Anna C. Fahey. marble business there, seeming to be Farmington, were the guests of Dir. knife. A musical band was or anized in Walburga G. Deng, and Mrs. J. Peter on Sunday. An interestingball g Cecilia 0. Hart. getting along nicely. Apr. 14th he game waa Denmark last week. C. A. Hodgson. left suddenly, and has been The game of base ball on Saturday, played here last Sunday, Hampton MIs, Dell Dyer, of Minneapolis, is Gertrude Jahnke. nothing Randolph vs. South Branch, was won vs.Vermillion, the latter losing by a visiting at Eli Dibble's. Edith S. Johnson, valedictorian. heard from him since. The desertedscore of twelve to four. Our home C. F. Kranz. by the latter, score twelve dtten. Mrs. Nathaniel Leavitt is at T. B. J. P. Karpen. wife and her friends are naturally Miss Ora Dack and Loyd Dack, of team will play the Old Time League next Sunday afternoon, at the cityLeavitt'e for a few days. Helen E. ?florae. very anxious to learn something of Stanton, were guests of their cousin, Park. Eli Dibbles of a couple of days Florence A. Marzolf. his antecedents or whereabouts. Mrs. C. F. Johnson, on Sunday. Pe P y Mary 0.Moore, visiting in the cities last week. K. J. Mertz. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Becker, of /Harahan Item.. Evelyn C. Nelson. There is nothing new in the ober- Miss E 1e Kanaarclosed her school g Empire, visited his sisters, Misses F. E. Rother was in Hampton on in Basswood Grove with a icnic. Eva T. Nelson, salutatorian. natorial situation this week. The Lydia and Susie Becker, on Saturday. Thursday. P Marguerite E. Palmetrom. various candidates appear to be Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Felton enter- Jacob Leuf returned from St. Paul more, MrsIa., a ise visiting father,ey, of J. Grace E. Rude, h. resting on their oars, waiting for the tained Mrs. Knoblach, Mr. and Mrs. on Wednesday_ H. Hone. gAugusta M. isle.Scher. Josephine M. Schaller. other fellow to make a break. Resiner, and Mr. Alers, of Cannon bliss 1Ltrio H en of St. was Roy Bletzoe, of River Falls, has Stella A. Tuttle. Falls, on Sunday.Paul, a caller on Monday. been visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Sam. Tripp, the notorious horse Misses Clara and Laura Lueben Miss Celia Miller, of Northfield, is Jane Hetherington. thief, has turned up again at Vinton, went to Waterville Thursday to visiting friends here. Ia. He is now over seventyyears of attend the commencement exercises, Mrs. M. A. Lemen and Miss Pau - Miss Marie Rother returned from line Leman have been spending the returning Saturday evening. po age, and has done time in nearly St. Paul on Monday. week with Mrs. R. C. Thompson. every state in the northwest. Miss Marion Perry, deaconess from Lewis Beissel, of Empire, was a Mrs. C. N. Hetzner, of Peru, Ind., St. Paul, gave a very interesting talk business caller on Friday. at the Methodist Church last Sunday David Hone, of Westhope, N. D., R. A. Smith mayor of St. Paul, was presented with a check of afternoon about her work in the Quite alargenumber from Hastings and Mrs. Margaret Lanager, of But cities. were visiting Chimney Rock Sunday, falo, N. D., were here to attend the $11,000 on Tuesday, upon retiring Miss Dina Engler attended the Miss C. S. Johnson, of Elgin, is funeral of their father, Mr. E. A. to private life. It was contributed commencement exercises of the visiting Miss Katie Wittua for a few Hone, by eighty business men. Central High School, Minneapolis, days. Monday evening, of which her sister Coates Items. J. M. Feipel, of Hampton, was Henry Jagoe had a bee on Monday The clerks of the first and second Emily is a graduate. buying hogs and cattle here on to raise bis new basement barn. class postotfices in Minnesota willSS'enesa A traveling salesman for Swift & Wednesday. J. J. Rowe went to Duluth last hold their annual meeting at Still- Co. was struck by a train backing up Mr, and Mrs. Michael Reinardy, of Saturday, returning Wednesday. water, June 13th and 14th. Sunday evening, receiving quite a Douglas, were visiting here on Miss Nellie Callahan attended the severe cut on the head, but continued Wednesday. high school commencement exercises The republican congressional con]. on his journey to Red Wing. Miss Emma Baumel, of St. Paul, in Farmington on Monday. mittee otter $150 for the best article was the guest of Miss Marie Rother Mrs. Arthur Fisher, of Minneap- on Why the Republican Party should loch caueyiteme. on Thursday. H. R. Elston drove to St. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dotting, of of her icoue n, Smsited ith Elston th© home be successful next November. Thursday. New Trier, were visiting in this vicini- Miss Josephine McGuire and Frank 'F. G. Warner has filed his answer Miss Anna SVetterlin is sewing for ty on Monday. Callahan went to Hastings Monday to the state suit, claiming that he has Mrs. Charles Strathern, Quite a large number from here at- evening to the commencement exec - turned over every cent and owes L. W. Bailey, of Elk River, spent tended the auction sale of Mrs. M. J. cises. nothing. Sunday at the Maltby home. Rust on Thursday. Mies Margaret Callahan closed her __ Mrs, Mary West, of Minneapolis, Quite a number of our young people school in District 108, on Friday with The American Society of Kqulty. visited Mrs. H. Hasten on Monday. here attended the ball game at Bast- a picnic at Lone Rock on Thursday. A meeting of the farmers of Hast- Mrs. Arthur Fisher, of Duluth, is ings on Wednesday. •. On Thursday' evening there was a Tugs and vicinity will be held at the visiting at the Elston home this week. P. 0. Peterson, of South St. Paul, basket social in the schoolhouse. Commercial Club rooms in this Misses Lillian Drake and Annie was buying fat hogs and cattle in the John and M. J. Condon, the King city today, at one p. in,, to per. Fitzgerald drove to Rosemount vicinity on Tuesday. brothers, Frank and William Way - feet an organization. A represents- Wednesday. Miss Marie E. Graus, teacher in Die- man, J. M. Flanagan, W.E. Callahan, tive of the above society will be hereHiss Minnie Stumpf and Mr. A. J. trict 95, closed her term on Friday Torry Bennett, and Thomas O'Leary Lacker were married at Northotne with a picnic at Purges farm. attended the pro•cathedral cere- to address the meeting on the sub- last Saturday.monies in Minneapolis last Sunda Mrs. J. P. Schweich and Vias Ger- iPo y jects of controlled marketing and Mrs. Dunn came clown from St. trude Schweich, of Hampton, were The Doable Track. price making on the farm. A general Paul in an automobile to call on Mies visiting in this locality on Wednesday. The double track between East iuvitation is extended to those interest- Lillian Drake Wednesday. Hastings and Red Wing is being ed to be present and take part in the Mr. and Mrs. Al. Woodworth, of lnverGroveItems. Nels Munson is having a new barn pushed vigorously. Several work discussions. Farmington, were guests at the home built. trains and steam shovels are employ - of his sister, Mrs. Fred Maltby, on South St.Yanl Items. Sunday. Edwin Sjoberg, of St. Paul, was ed, and from Blackbird's Cooley to The bankers of the third districtD1rs. Mabel Strathern and dough here on Saturday. Prairie Island the line is being held their fifth annual meetinghere on Thursday. ters, Gladys and Doris, returned School closed in District 10 on Fri- straightened. From the latter point Tuesday from a visit with her sister, day with a picnic. towards Eggleston the work is being Mre. John Swanson has received a Mrs. John Blunacb, at Feely, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Barton were in check of $1,000 from South St. Paul Hastings on Thursday.done by sub contractors, McDougall Camp 2331, M. W. A., on account of A very pleasant linen Shower was & Yale, Minneapolis, who have their the death of her husband. given Thursday afternoon at the home Thomas and William Ryan spent of Mrs. S. N. Greiner, Hastings, for Sunday in Minneapolis. own steam shovels. In addition to The Rev. A. Knoll, of Aberdeen, is Miss Minnie Stumpf. Several from Inver Grove defeated the Lincoln the fifty-four Macedonians, there are to succeed the Rev. David Lebahn as the valley attended. Park Stars Saturday, score nine to a large number of Bulgarians and pastor of the German Lutheran three. Church, and will be installed July 5th. Cascade RemArmentane, fifty twa'otwhicti stay ina. his, and Mre, Carl Malcolm are their boarding care on the lower levee, Miss Gladys Wickman, clerk in the P. L. DlcElrath was a Cannon Falls postofsce the past two years, has caller Saturday. spending a few days at the home of near the railroad bridge. They ctaim gone to Winnipeg, and is succeeded Mr. and firs. A. A. McElrath were his parents. that they have sent to their native by D. L. Cavanaugh. She was pre Northfield visitors on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Mikulewicz are countries after their families, and rented with a string of gold beads by The Great Western wrecker was the happy parents of a baby boy, the other clerks. born on Monday. soon Hastings will have a large ad - working in the gravel pit Wednesday.Mrs. Jack Ginter and children, of dition to its census. Here's hoping that the third die- Mr. and Mrs. George Frame and St. Paul, visited at the home of Peter trict republicans will see to it that daughter Nellie spent Sundayin Base east. Charley Davie is re -nominated for Farmington. Ginter on Thursday. Thegame on Saturday, Hastings vs. r. andcongress as a rebuke to Speaker Can- MIss Effa Kleeberger attended the son Frank were the gueaata of Marr. and Red Red Wing, was won by the home non, if for nothing else. Cannon's graduation exercises in Northfield Mrs. John Ryan on Thursday. team, score twelve to eleven. outrageous treatment of Davis has Friday evening, The return game, Hastings ver Red rendered the third district practicallyThe dance given last Saturday Miss Josephine Kleeberger, teach- evening at the hotel was largely Wing, came off at the Wassergrounds without representation in congress. er for the past year at Boyd, returned attended. A large number from 8t.Sunday afternoon, the home team The republicans of this district should home on Monday. g give Davis a chance to fight for hisPanl were present. again winning by a score of six to political life again at the polls as a A number of young people gathered Mr. and Mrs. George Todd left for five. It was a pitcher's battle, and matter of common fairness.—$titch• at the Cascade Auditorium for a the northern part of the state on inson Leader, dem, social time Thursday evening. Wednesday, where be has received witnessed by a large crowd of epecttl- Mies Signe E. Palmer, of Hastings, employment with R. A. Elzy & Son. tors. It was a tie at the end of the Would you believe it, Hastings teacher the past year in District 22, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gillette and son, ninth inning, this to five. The Minn., has a boom. Real estate Sciota, returned home on Saturday. Mrs. Ernest Allard, Mre. Thomas batteries were Davidson and Wojtale- values soar, and people are waking Mrs. James Gangloff and Mrs. Wallace, of Merriam Park, and Mrs. wicz, McGarry and Rhoades. Thom - up. So far we have not heard of Fred Gangloff, of Stanton, spent Curtiss, of Chicago, were the guests as Dunn, of Nininger, umpire. their slogan. But how would this Wednesday with their parents, Mr. of Dr. Percival Barton on Wednesday. . Metz. One of the beet games of the sea do, Hastings wakes ap1—Red Wing and Mrs.rake and Mrs. Abner Croft and two chiilldren, Mr.. andMand Mrs.rs. Fah y Benson eon was Played at the Waster The split log drag was made to do children, of Farmington, and Mrs. and children, Mr. and Mre. Andrew grounds Wednesday afternoon, Bast - duty on the streets Monday, and the Becker, of Hampton, spent Saturday Oberg, and FredOberg were the guests lags vs. St. Paul Colored Gophers, effects of its use are noticeable.— and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Woodworth on which was won by the latter, score Granite Falls Journal. Anderson. Sunday, eight to six. High School Notes. The closing exercises of the grades were held at the auditorium on Fri- day evening, with a very large at- tendance. An appropriate programme was rendered by the pupils, and a class of twenty-one ninth grade specials and sixteen eighth grade re- ceived their certificates of promotion to the high school. Last Saturday evening was class night at the auditorium, with a very large attendance. The programme consisted of a violin solo by Mabel Hanson, oration by M. A. Chamber- lain, class history by Amelia T. Clausen, class questions by Cecelia C. Hart, presentation speech by Florence A. Marzolf, class artist by Cora E. Braaten, class poem by Ruth A. Davies, class prophecy by Mar- guerite E. Palmstrom, last will and testament by Grace E. Rude, closing with the class song written by Evelyn Meal Iterate rreesr•ra. C. Nelson. South St. Paul Improvement Co. Selma The baccalaureate sermon waa de- tteen, block eleven,Hepburn and $ 950 livered at the auditorium last Sun- A. B. Crandall toCharies Engler, day evening by the Rev. Arthur Cantle Rock in section thirty-six, 1,000 Chard, an able effort. The text was London A Northwest American from Proverbs i., 7. There was a a o Co' to South Park Foun- lar a audience. ry & Machine Co.. Iota one and g four, block twenty-seven, South Pygmalion and Galatea was pm. Park, division number ten 868 Oraella LeVeseoate to Myra M. vented at the auditorium on Wednes. Ingalls, lot six, block forty-one, day evening in a highly pleasing R tJ �8chmitz Dakota County 850 manner. It is rather heavy for an Building Associatto ion, tlouth sixty ordinary high school class, but the feet of west one-third of lot four, parts of Josephine M. Schaller blocNloholaak foarte.nTrelnen, Hastingsetels 1,748 w August as Galatea and C. E. Downs v Gerlach (quit claim), part of sec - Pygmalion were very well taken for tion twenty, boughs .. 856 Hubert Deblois et aL to August amateurs. The other members of the Gerlach (quit claim), part of section cast were J. P. Karpen, H. H. Cold- twenty, Douglas 840 Magdalena Gores etals to August well, K. J. Mertz, F. K. Claassen, Gerlach (quit claim), part of sec - Grace G. Dezell, Stella A. Tuttle, tion twenty, Donglaa 1,733 Hubert Nloolal et al to August and Doris R. DeSilva, Vocal solos Gerlach (quit claim), part of sec - were rendered by Marguerite E. Mon twenty, Douglas 433 WPalmstrom and Minnie L. ()lure, and ten acrLnbssecy cttion Othirttyy-thraee, instrumental numbers by the high Ca��etRock era to Dennis 275 school or'caeetra. McNamara (quit claim), eighty The District coast acres In section thirty-six, Ravenna 2,000 The application of Susie Rhoads Martin Murray to J. C. Romick, , for vacation of certain property in lot Bidwefivell'sblock Additlen Wforty-flueW,estJacerk.son Pau&l 500 South St. Paul was granted on Wed- W. 111. Biokell to Florence L. nesday. P. H. O'Keefe for t1- Gage,lot ten, block two. Holland's timer. Addiion to 8t. Paul 200 Jane L. Bickel! to W. 0. Hein - The petition of Mr. and Mra. rich, east twenty-seven feet of lot Robert Falk, of South 8t. Peal, for twelve, block two, Holland's Addi- tion to BL Paul ................ 1,2C0 the adoption of a minor child, George S. Milwaukee-Downer i a o one hundred College sixty Eisen, aged eight years, waa granted was In section thirty-three, Raven - and his name changed to George nes . 2,000 Falls. P. H. O'Keefe for petitioner. anPd . rmP.mBa loc0keRr octohe,WfouF. twelve As a result of the inspector's re- and thirteen, block fourteen, also cent vIeit from Washington one appll- lots one and eight to ten, block eight. Berges' Addition to Lakeville cation for citizenship was granted, singe 1,000 one denied, and one confirmed by Julius A. Moroney to Abram Pearee(quit-claim), eighty acres in Judge F. M. Crosby Thursday. J. d. section twenty-three. Marshao800 Sweet, assistant United States atter- _ 1 s Markets. --' ney, was down from St. Paul. BArlratr•-60 eta Rap.—•38.00 0 $8.50 ♦ arreaed r..ua =«4waw BIAJL—$24. "•'t gives me pleasure to speak a good Burraa.-80 eta. word for Eleotiio Bitters," writes Mir Oohs. --65 eta. Freak Donlan of Na 486 Houston 6treet Bees,--lg} cts. New York. "it', a Rand family Medi- Arran. -61.15. o:: a for dyspepsia and liver complies- Freoos.—$2.90, Mons; while for lame back and weak kid- Hay. -48. neo, It saucer be too highly recommend- Oa1s.--44 eta. ed." $leot;lo Bitters regulate the dips -e,—$25, t've functions, pure'y the blood. and o- Pose. -46,00 part renewed vigor and v!tallty to the Pwta'Poas.-850ts. weak and debilitated of both seals. Sold Rya, --411 em. under guarantee at Rude's dreg scorn. . 8tousrtata.-633. 50. WItlsat.-60 0 OS els. KIIVCSFORD'S QSWEGO s ARCH Sixty-six Years of Superiorlity, just the thing to rho with all kinds of fresh or stewed fruit, either as a delicate sauce to pour over the fruit oras a blanc mange or pudding to serve with it. Before another meal drop postal for "Original Recipes and Cooking Helps" and learn what a practical cooking aid Kinp- ford's Oswego Corn Starch really is. Its many uses will surprise you. Tor making custards, blanc manges, ices, puddings —all dishes that depend for goodness upon corn starch quality—Kingsford's has been chosen by best cooks for three generations. Grocers—pound packages—ioc T. KINGSFOltD & SON, Oswego, N. Y. Wheel Stank Co., Samson avm•ne.1. One of the society events of the season was the marriage of Mr. Peter J. Faebender, of this city, and Miss Regina B. Zilliox, of St. Paul, taking place at St. Agnes Church on Tuesday, at nine a. m., the Rev. F. C. Penalte officiating. The bridal party entered to the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march played by Miss Ora Hanson. First appeared Miss Mary A. Schaal, bridesmaid, and Mr. William Zilliox, groomsman, the groom and G. P. Zillion, his best MID, Mise Gertrude Faebender, maid of honor, and lastly the bride leaning on the arm of her father. The bride was beautifully gowned in a cream eolienne over taffeta,en traine,trimmed in princess point lace, toile veil, and carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and lillies of the valley, the maid of honor in a cream valencienne Bilk, carrying pink roses, and the bridesmaid white valencienne silk and carried pink carnations. A delight- ful reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Zillion, the couple receiving many ooetly presents. They arrived here Wednesday evening, receiving a cordial weioome at the home of his parents, Ald. and Mrs. Peter Fasbend• er. They have taken up a residence on east Sixth Street, with the beet wishes of a large circle of friends in this city and vicinity. Mr. James V. Sunburg and Mies Stella 8. Sprague were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sprague, at Long Lake, on Monday, at twelve m., the Rev. Mr. Black officiating. About twenty-five immediate relatives and friends were present. The groom is a traveling salesman for the Cudahy Packing Company, and the hride a highly esteemed young lady. They will make their home at White Bear Lake. The June Monthlies. McCall's Magazine has Summer Hata, The New Lace Bows, Smart Neckwear for Summer, The New Coiffure. Modish Bummer Gowns, New Shirt Waists, New Fashions in Bummer Suits, Juvenile Fashions, etc. McCall Company, New York. Fifty cents. The Housekeeper has In the Land of Canaries, Why do People not Want to go to Church, The Entertainer, Homes for the Economical, Sensible Gowns for Summer, The Newest in Artistic Fancy- work, Best Recipes, A June Thimble Party, Helpful Hints, etc. There are several good stories. Housekeeper Cor- poration, Minneapolis. Sixty cents. The Circle has Americans About to Be, Gabriel Hawke, Derelict, the 11,000 prize story, Confessions of a Middle Aged Woman, The Fight at the Wallow, The Business of Being a Forester, Poems that have Moved Humanity, and A June Outing on Foot. The various circles are replete with timely topics, carefully pre- pared and profusely illustrated. The Circle Publishing Company, New York, 01.50. Rate. of Advertising. One Incl, per year II 6.00 Each additional Inch.... .... ....... .... b.W One Inch, per week .96 Local not.oes per line .10 Orders by snail will receive prompt attention Address IRVING TODD 1130N, Hastings. Minn. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .5 FRANK L. IIIERDEN. CONTRACTOR ANO BUILDER, Hastings, Minn. All my work guarant6ed to be first class. HOUSE FOR SALE. My seven room residence on east Ninth Street for sale. Everything In first class repair. Sold at a bargain at I am about to leave the city. .1 A. HOLMQUIST, Hesttep, Minn. I JOST. TWO COWS. Branded \• on the left hip. Liberal reward for their return to J. C. SHEA, Langdon, Minn. AUCTION TODAY. 1 ate going outof business, and will close out my stock atauction, beginning to -day. Everything will be sold, nothing reserved. Fixtures for sale and store for rent. E. S. FITCH, Hastings, Minn. It'sflavorand qual- ity are always the same — always right. MCLAUGHLIN'S XXXX COFFEE is sold by Hanson Bros. Michael Graeae. Emerson & Cavanaugh. •