She was eighty-two years old and
death was due to old age. She is
survived by five children, a daughter
Northfield, .Minn., a son in Fargo and
Mr. Maurek of Austin.
—Gilman Nordhaugen former Min
neapolis man who was sought in Aus
tin as the heir to a $200,000 fortune
left by his mother who died recently
in the State of Washington was lo
cated at Marcus, Iowa, through a let
ter to C. J. Lord, a Cando, N. D.
Banker.
—Don't overlook Schleuder-s un
usual display of genuine cut glass.
Cream and Sugar sets at $2.75 up.
Nappies" $1.00 up, 8 inch bowls $2.75
up, $3-oo, etc., Schleuder's Jewelry
Store.—Adv.
—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Murphy Tuesday, 8th, a daughter.
—A. E. Hilker of this city was re
elected president of the Minnesota
Branch of the Masons, Bricklayer's
and Plasterers' International Union
at the closing session of the two days
convention in Winona last week.
—S. M. Clefton and wife returned
Wednesday from a few days stay in
the cities.
.—J. W. Hare has received a con
signment of Holly, Mistletoe, Galax
wreaths and Trees for Holiday dec
larations. Prices* and quality are
right. Adv. 41-2
—Mrs. Geo. Campbell returned
Thursday to St. Paul after visiting
her father J. Schwan and brother Ed.
—Geo. Shortt of Brownsdale was
a county seat visitor Wednesday.
—Miss Jessie Steele of Canby,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Bowers
last week enroute home from Cedar
Rapids, la., where she had a position
as trimmer. Miss Steele was em
ployed in Mrs. Hollister's store a
year ago.
—A Special line of Pictures just re
ceived for Christmas.
Christmas is coming
and what to purchase to please
your Relatives and Friends
is the problem that we have
tried to solve for YOU.
