The wedding of Chasr W. Greening
and Miss Olive Ross will take place.
Wednesday of this week at the bride's
home at Carroll, Iowa. They will re
side at Mellstone, Mont., where the
groom is in a bank. A number of
relatives from here will attend the
wedding.
J. T. Johnson arrived Thursday
with his load of goods from Osage,
Iowa, and will live on the W. R. Pey
ton farm east of the village recently
purchased by him.
The W. R. Corps was officially In
spected Thursday afternoon by the
state official. A social session ^fol
lowed and refreshments were served.
Mrs. E/Torgrimson ind daughter,
Emily arrived home last wfeek from
their summer outing i.n Canada. '£-&
is
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the newwpistdixisof -the. Geffhan
Lutheran church- here and com
menced his pastorate. Sunday. He
will also haye Charge of the *El$
church.
Do not miss the lecture in ^ft&fen
tertainment course Wednesday even
ing of this week by Robt. lDV Komble
on "The American Boy."
Starts MuchTrouble.
If all peoplh-fcnew that neglect of
constipation would result in severe In
digestion, yellow jaundice or virulent
iver trouble they-would soon take Dr.'
King's New Life Pills, and end itj lite
the only safe way. Best for bllHous
iieps, headache, dvepepsia. chills and
debility 25c at K. O. Wold's drug
store.
WALTHAM/
Wjeather continues cold with fair
sleighing.
W. H. Decker shipped^ six cars of
stock last week. That is going some
allright.
W. A. Chapman spent Friday and
Saturday of last week at Austin
Mrs. C. C. Erickson and son, Oscar
left Tuesday for San Antonio, Tex.,
for the winter, via Omaha. It is
hoped Mrs. Erickson's health will be
much benefitted by the change cli
mate.
