G. Lane, clerk
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Pooler's drug store,
and Miss Lucille Walker Phelps of
A
—Elmer Drogseth of --Holman,
Wis. and Miss Louise Larson of
Sargeant were licensed to wed Dec.
23-.
—Columbus, Mont, is getting to
have quite a settlement of former
Austin people. Geo. Dickerson is in
the auto business, Will Kyle in the
grocery business, Henry Eddy lives
there and also Mr. Hansen who form
erly lived south of Enterprise school
house. Fred' Carll' of Austin has
bought a section of- land near there
and will move out in March. J. A.
Zerwas, Geo. Harris of Hartland, and
others known here have also bought
laud.. The dry farming proposition
looks good to them.
—Mrs. John H". Rochford returned
Saturday from a week's visit in Min
neapolis.
-—The body cf the unnkown man
who was struck by the S. M. Freight
near Hay
ward, recently and which lay
for two weeks at the undertaker's
here was shipped to the medical de
partment of the state university
by Judge Henry Weber, Jr. and
the probate office.
—There was a family reunion at
the D. L. Chandler home on Sunday.
All the children were present except
Mrs. Anna Beltz of Montana. A very
social day was enjoyed.
—Another week of delightful win
ter weather, mercury every morning
ranging from
14
to
18
The W. R. Corps met yesterday
afternoon and practiced for the joint
installation with Mclntyre post, G.
A.' *R. on Saturday/
Expert piano tuning at reasonable
ricas. Work guaranteed. Leave or
ders at H. C. Burgan's piano store, 408
North Main or telephone store, 656-L
Interstate. Res. 379 N. W. adv. 37tf
A Civil Service examination will be
held at the Postoffice Feb.
