Lakefield Standard 11 Jun 1908 - Jackson County MN GenWeb

LAKEFIELD STANDARD Lakefield, Minnesota
Thursday, June 11, 1908
Volume XXV, Number 24

CITY AND VICINITY

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.
PASSENGER TIME CARD

GOING WEST.
No. 1 Sioux Fal1s and way 11:16 a.m.
No. 23 Egan and way 7:55 p.m.

GOING EAST.
No. 22 Twin cities and way and LaCrosse and way 5:42 am.
No. 8 Twin cities and way and LaCrosse and way. 2:24 p.m

W. P. KENEVAN, Agt.

Rev. Nelson, of Sherburn, was here one day last week.
Miss Elizabeth Rouse returned to Minot. N. D. Wednesday.
George Bakalyar returned from school, in Minneapolis, Friday.
Patronize F. W. Schultz’s soda fountain for cool delicious drinks.
Car load of cedar fence posts just received at the Farmers Elevator.
Miss Clara Frederickson returned from St. Paul Wednesday evening.
Mr. C. J. Witmer has been seriously ill but is now on the road to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnsrud returned to their home in Albert Lea Wednesday.
Mr. Lute Austin came over Friday from Adrian to attend the funeral of Mr. Rouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Milbrath, of Okabena, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Otto Ebert came home from Menominee Falls, Wisconsin, Wednesday evening.
Paul Nauschutz, Otto and William Kolander made a trip to Jackson Tuesday.
Miss Goldie Wickle of Jackson visited at the home of R.B. Lueneburg Tuesday.
Kitt Ackert has removed from South Bend, Wash., to Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
Mrs. Robt. Patterson and Miss Brown, of Jackson, were in Lakefield Thursday.
Mrs. C B. Edwards and son Orlo left for the cities Tuesday to attend the Grand Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schroeder came up from Jackson Saturday to visit friends here.
Miss Martha Kruger came from Sibley, Iowa, Saturday for a few days visit at home.
Miss Mabel Weber came Wednesday from Crookston to visit her parents for a short time.
For Mason City Clay and Sherburn Cement Tile at wholesale and retail prices. See Gage Bros.
Mr. Frost and son Walter came down from Windom Friday to attend the funeral of Mr. Rouse.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dobriner, of Folda, came Monday and are visiting friends here for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knudson, of Heron Lake, came Saturday and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Moe.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. S. Searles on Tuesday June 11th.
N. O. Hefte, of St. Paul, representing R. E. Cobb was transacting business in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. John Crawford is attending the convention of Minnesota postmasters which meets at St. Paul this week.
A.A. Fosness, G.R. VanDike, E.A., and C.M. Gage attended chapter lodge at Jackson Friday evening.
Rev. Ole Nestrud and wife returned Monday last from the Dane Norwegian Association held at Westbrook.
Mrs. C.B. Edwards and Miss Ethel Palmer attended the Baptist Association at Luverne Tuesday returning Friday.
Arthur Fosness and Stephen Bakalyar returned Saturday from Minneapolis where they have been attending school.
Mrs. H. M. Clark returned home on Tuesday of last week from an extended visit with her parents in Mason City, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor arrived Thursday from Minneapolis for a few days visit here. They left Tuesday for Madison, S.D.
C. O. Eder, John Bisping and Fred Lemm went Monday afternoon to Mankato to attend the State Firemen 's convention held there.
Dr. W. R. Harvey, of Dana, Ill. arrived Tuesday to look after his farm in section 24 Ewington township. The Standard acknowledge a pleasant call.
All patrons of the public school having children of kindergarten age (5 to 6 years) are requested to leave, names with Secretary of the Board of Education at once.
A special train carrying the directors of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway passed through Lakefield Tuesday morning and made a short stop here.
Will White went to Iona Tuesday.
G. B. Wood went to Rochester Monday.
AI. Ward made a trip to Jackson Wednesday.
G. B. McMurtry left Tuesday for the twin cities.
F. C. Otto went to Grundy Center, Iowa, Tuesday.
Girl wanted to work in restaurant. J...A. Anderson.
Miss Anderson is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mansfield.
J. C. Caldwell made a business trip to Jackson Wednesday.
Go to F. W. Schultz’s drug store for ice cream and 0001 soda drinks.
Misses Mabel and Jennie M06 returned from Springfield yesterday.
Mrs. A. J. Nestrud and daughter Inez want to Dell Rapids, S. D., Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Bill, of Watertown, were visiting the St. John family over Sunday.
Bring your veal calves to the stock yards Saturday June 13th. H. A. Rhodes.
Cashier A. J. Nestrud went to Fairmont today to attend the banker's convention.
Geo. Winzenburg and James Emerson went to Jackson Friday to see the ball game.
Cashier Sam Frederickson, of Okabena, is attending the banker's convention at Mankato.
Mrs. N. O. Mahre and son Alfred and daughter Lena returned to Dell Rapids, S. D., Thursday.
Cashier H. L. Bond and C. M. Gage will attend the banker's convention at Mankato today.
Dave Crawford is attending United States district court in St. Paul as a petit juror, this week.
Sam and Lou Dubetz spent several days fishing at Spirit Lake from which place they returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Martin and daughter and children, of Carroll county, Iowa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Turner.
Julia Shelsted who was visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nestrud went to Dell Rapids, S. D., Thursday to visit friends.
I have for sale at a bargain one two-8eated carriage, one one-seated top buggy, one driving horse, one organ. Geo. J. Britsch.
Miss Fances Laurence who had charge of the millinery department at Eder's returned to her home in Redwood Falls, Monday.
Mr. Lilly, adjuster of the Continental Insurance Company was in town Tuesday to adjust the loss sustained by Lakefield Creamery Company.
The Lakefield ball team went to Jackson Friday to cross bats with the Jackson nine. Our boys came home with defeat written plainly on their faces. The score was 1 to 12 in favor of Jackson.
If Windom does not celebrate the Fourth-and the probability is that it will not because too late to begin operations-J. T. Johnson will have some music, a speaker, and other doings out at Swastika at Fish Lake.-Cottonwood County Citizen.
Mapleton Enterprise: Miss Carrie Bachtle passed through Mapleton on the Tuesday morning train en-route to New York, from which port she will sail on Saturday for a summer trip through Europe. Miss Bachtle is a sister of Mrs. James Emerson, of Lakefield.
Richard Artman has sold his harness business at this place to J. B. Henle, of Minneapolis, who took possession this week. MI. Henle is a practical harness maker and starts in with good prospects Mr. Artman who has lived here for about 6 years has enjoyed a good business. He intends to return to Milwaukee where he formerly resided. Mr. Henle has moved his family here and is occupying rooms over the harness store.

Submitted by Holly L Healey