iN. K. Dable has hafl new
vf&lfes laid on the north and south, pf
Jv' whim
4hulim
xiu&te m°
One of the agents of the state
board of health was here Thursday
u.p
,th® -«a"sf
spent last week with her sister, Mrs, number of dead Ash in the river in
Otto Torke They both drove to this locality .Possibly the refuse
Lansing on Saturday and spent the water from the fibre mill is the cause,
day with Miss Laura Gransee.3^'JL I Great Western cpmpany is
in ^cement walk at the-sta-
their house (rived frpi^.Roy, N. M. on Wednes-,
painted (day for a visit with relatives. Mr.
s£ai
aL'on'fi-l^
Prairie Friday for a brief yacajkioif.
be looked af
nneapolis.
Hia practice
ter by Dr. Ohagfe of
W» R,/ Peyton!
$
ie
... _.v./GF^anipW-:^a.ii
^®twicl^ro«fert0i^ ...
Cha&Witeoi i^r^p^riiii^b ^uil|i
a new house .and barn just''"west of
the village. "-'t"',.. .....
~~The Y. W. C. 4 -^u^ay afr
ter noon to
year. Misfc Gertrude Sly, "county
secretary, Was present: @&$ses in
Physical culture atid in. btlM!]r lines
will be organized.
Bennington and Gr^nd Meadow
played ball here Wednesday. Score
4 to'3 isi favor of the local team.
-Frank Wagner of MiBdt, N, p.
Visited his parents here last week,
DEXTER.
Rev. P. E. Knopf of. Austin
preached at the Congregational
church Sunday morning and admin
istered communion.
H. Weber, Jr. was in Kansas last
week on legal business
All ready for the big rural, school
-commencement and picnic:in Weber's
grove on Thursday of this* week/ A
special train will arrivfe from'Austin
and way stations at ten o'clock. The
"program is of great interest and we
expect a large crowd of those in sym
pathy with the rural SChool work.
