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BROWNSDALE
C.M. ft ST. P. TIMB TABLE AT
BROWNSDALE.
No. 23, passenger, westbound, 3:00
f. m.
No. 1 passenger, westbound, 11:51
p. m.—midnight
{No. 22, passenger, eastbound, 12:07
9. m.—noon.
No. 8, passenger, eastbound, 7:28
No. 91, freight, westbound, 4:10 p. m.
No. 90, freight, eastbound, 7:50 a.
m*
Miss Georgia McGaskell of Jackson
was an over Sunday guest in the vil
lage.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Sperry on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. £ugene Sawyer and son of
JBIoomingtou, Wis. arrived on Friday
for a visit of a week or so at the home
of her father, Wm. Iorns.
Bay Clark on his way home on Tues
day of last week with but one more
place to call to have his full load of
cream. At the Kerzhal place he step
ped away just a few feet from the rig
and the horses took advantage of it
and started to run. They ran off the
road and into the ditch, dumping the
cream out onto the ground, about
eighty dollars worth. The wagon box
was broken and also the reach and
tongue.
Mr. Gillam of Windom was a guest
at the J. J. Hunt home last week.
Roy Emerson of St. Paul was in the
Tillage last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Welch, daughter
and son, returned from their month's
visit in Canada on Friday.
The State Bank of Brownsdale will
pay four per cent interest on Certifi
cates of Deposit from and after Aug.
1, 1913. All persons holding our certi
ficates will receive the benefit ot the
new rate from that date. Geo. M.
Sbortt, Cashier. 24-25
Mrs. ,T. C. Sanborn has been visiting
her brother at his home iu Jessup,
Iowa.
