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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
& DARLING.

ANA exI Sunday here will Be, i
social az East Pleasant grove and Chi
Ecago avenue eaet The Young People
society will meet nd expect a f1ne time.
Misses Emilia and Freda Bergstrom
visited Highland Grove Sunday.
Emil Olson. Victor Erickson and 5Aua-
ust Lindahl have gone to western har:
vest fields. X. " t 4.
Aug. 19.-Stacking is about done, and
haylDg will commence again in earnest.
Many OF our men have gone to the
Dakota harvest fields. Those western
farmers make big promises and get many
men out, then wages 60 down. -. -: :
Mrs. Aug. Larson is in a hospital al
Minneapolis, i'll with rheumatism. !.
Wehear, that Aug Larson has sold hs
farm tor So, 900. =.
There was a story round here that
Jacob Shypritt sod his sous farm here,
but Felix Shypritt had the deed. We
don DelleVe the story.
This is not good time, when farmers
are busy harvesting, to order them out
for road work which ought to be done
in June. Those asked to turn out 10
work on the swamp road didn't show
up-except Rockdale farmer and the
overseer.
Peter Peterson has a contract to dig a
ditch in section 33.
The Ladies' Sewing society Will meet
at Spring Grove, section 20, Aug. 29ti,,
ats O'Clock p. NJ. All ladies invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jasorka of Swan
vile were here looking over their farm.
1t is for rent.
Threshiug will commence in about two
weeks. The machine is in Pike Creek
now.
Among the visitors to the Fails Satur-
day were Ole Johnson, Herman Hanson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kendall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Aug. Blomquist.
Our former'ivery man. Of section 25,
had a pleasant ride to the Falls Satur-
day. There was lady with HIM.
Aug. 22-Mrs. c. Liljeblad, daughter
aud SOD, visited in Culdrum Sunday.
Highland Groves future eon-in-law
stacked hay today.
Gentleman No. Is OF Darling thinks
Darling has plenty OF girls nowadays.
The women and girls have been nelp-
Ing in the harvest f Ids. There's a
woman in Section 20 can do two mems
work.
Louis Anderson and p eter Olson haul
ed potatoes to the Fails "wednesday. ~,
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=gSUllIv LAKE.

Aug. j. &C. E.. Look and family of
Crow Wing visited at his mother and
brothers Sunday afternoon. ':.s zst#s4
q. V. Plant OF Long Lake returned
home, after visit with his daughter
here. ',.s'-. ~ :; s:*5l
Miss Cora Wilson with Master Eddie,
visited Mrs Ford and daughter Thurs
day afternooon. Mrs. T. s. Look was
also guest. .' >
rs. Look is out again after being
sick several days.
Mr.. Delmar, with state boiler inspec-
tor, visited Sam Brands mill today.
Mr.. p, they say a ord to the wise is
sufficient. It's better to come for
ward at the proper time and acknov-
ledge yourself in the wrong, for believe
me, it is the easiest way out. All are
disposed to be friendly. j.
We learn OF the marriage OF Edward
Gravel of Gravelvile and Miss Fanny
Haggard OF the Wiechel district. They
have the best Wishels of all their frieEd de-
here. for their future happiness and
prosperity.
Miss Cora Wilson and Mrs. Ford are
Pierz visitors today.
Miss Look visited her brothers family
on Platte lake Monday and Tuesday
OF this week.
VIM. Lynn is with Mr. Wilson this
week haying.
Aug. 1S-Mrs. Peter Atkinson re-
turned home this week from Stearns
county, where they have a large farm.
She was accompanied by Mrs. A. Bro-
Their.
David Slmms has gone to Dakota to
work in harvest fields
Miss Anna Kienow is visited Mrs. r.
5. Look.
Rev. J. II, Driver preached today at
Suckerhrook schoo]house All were
well pleased. Come again, Mr.. Driver.
Mr. D. was accompanied by Mrs. Driver.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
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Aug. 2oth-Born- To Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ireland, Aug. 9th, fine boy. .s
:: S. Martin, Oscar Neff, VIM. and Row ]
Gray started Thursday morning for
North Dakota to :h,ip thu farmers stack
grain. ~ G.>== ~
Miss julia Oby will teach the ia term RI 8
OF scaool at Darling --:
Mrs. Mary Gray was sick a couple Of
days last week, but is out again. :.$
Mrs. s. S. Martin and Mrs. Mary Gray
vent to Little Falls Monday.
P. 81. Neuman is building fine resi-.
dence on his farm in Parker town. We.
hear. and he Is, and has been all sum-
mer, making very substantial improve
ments, ~ ~
Mrs. ". $. Gish and Miss Oby were i in =.
J Falls i !! Tuesday. *
+ No thleehing just yet, but we h ear the /
machine is in the east part OF the town
. 1t is getting pretty dry again. but
most OF the crops are about done. Corn
and potatoes could be hurt some, but
We have fair prospect SO far.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
HICKMAN

Aug. 19-John Schmolke is building an
addition to his store. John is shipping
a lot OF pota toes.
Dire, Dufort nd Seguin are building a
house 80 x 80, on the corner Of south.
west quarter of Section 4.
Mat Poster started out with bis threeh-
ing rig today.
Mrs. Lnberts will be taken to Little
Falls hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Lena Brausen was at the Falls
today
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5@}SSA 14. - % lAetss Md Afsirv
ldoski AT q i .,,.-
satlny Mis- Rose q law 3. s 4,
turned home TODAY.
Threshing ia orr iocality q we'll start.
5ed and the average yield sof wheat 1 ,5rr'
acre is / s bushels. oat Sc bushels. 81.
81 Several potato BUYERS were out the
latter part Of last week and we're trying
to induce the farmers to sell btatoes, as
the price 5is around Is cents . bushel.
We think it'sfar from being true thatsthe
potatoes are & large crop and will be
cheap, for they are a Door crop here,
with as good soil as lies in the state. #
Ernest Hanson, who has been working
at Duluth for the last six months, has
returned and IL: visiting his brother
Lothard Of Elmdale. ;s
+ Miss Emma Socher was the guest OF
Tile Leshinski Sunday and M onday.z CHI: u
Mrs. Joe Yasgar was a Little Falls
visitor Monday. # =. ~ +. =: y zz..# MIL,
I. ;, Ledoux had visits from crooks, swind-
lers and would-be thieves, but was never
visited by horse thief until last Sunday
night, when some bold indiyldusl went
into Gather 3Sushlnskl's barry ard and
broke the lock off his barn do or. took a
horse and as far as we understand, rode
the animal Tor several miles west Of
Ledonx, and then let it go. The horse
was found the next day feeding by the
road side. and,by it's appearance, stood
rough usage during the night. Such
people better lay low and keep clear OF
l.edoux, as the Ledoux courts are hard
to be sentenced by aud besides we have
plenty OF lead which takes. the quickest
effect ~. ~, r ~ 49, =.
Gust Prezienski, who has had charge
OF Paul Krottoschinski's threshing rig,
has quit it and gone home to make hay.
Roman Yasgar; who has been i'll for
some time, is able to be out again. =
Peter Klutoski, the snake char,ner,
found large snake, supposed to, be a
Texas COW snake. He charmed the rep
tile and says he will have It on exhibition
as soon as he can get a collection OF
other varieties. -
Miss Katie Danelski was the guest Of
Miss Rena Vichorek Thursday. ~
Jim Larson and George Johnson, while
threshing for julius Zivertyski Tuesday
afternoon, had bad luck. They were
threshiDg in the field when the stacks
caught fire and. two stacks of grain
burned, and the separator was badly
damaged. - >7s., -ss.ss =
The first forest fire of this season start
ed Tuesday afternoon ION section 16.
The fire was set by some ignorant farm
Grand got into the large meadow on the
corner OF sections 16. and 81. The bog
is all atire and it is impossible to:put it
out. Az far as known. as yet no stacks
OF hay have been burned, but there are
about 300 tons that are in danger. 81. :
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
Horse Lost.

A dark bay gelding about 5 years
old, and branded with figure 8 in
left hip aud little star in forehead,
and three white feet. A suitable re.
ward will Oe paid for Information as
to his whereabouts.
CHARLES ARToNowsK1, :
-. Little Falls, Mimi.
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ID Aug, ranks andel Doug III i6o
acres q the stinsop estate SO SIC: "a
Agram.
Arnold Naget bought 8 new 22-ho,1r,ee
Buffalo Pitts threehing engine D
Jos. Pr,glmeier shot a Sig bear last
week. .. 5A
y JOS. Van Her keS and Miss. Kate Veith
were married here IS. Father Pfeiffer
Tuesday. Our best wishes to the young
couple. 0 =: III, s8.s 2 #55 Il.
Commissioners Tedford will be present
at Joha Gross place Aug. s. st, at 10
o'clock a. M, to examine a load petit.
TONED for by Jos. Leigh beginning at
the. southwest corner Of Sec. %, tow,
Il, range 20, thence east through Pierz
and Belle Prairie township to The county
line. This road will also touch the Estey
sawmill at Social City. 81 -.
Mat Valentine has rented the Theo..
Thielen farm in Buh, formerly owned ov
John Leeb. 49,. 81 i *sa.< n
Sister Lucardus, formerly Johanna
BiIlig, is here visiting her: sister, Mrs.
Jacob Nohner. = <' .. 80 ~.
The village school will open next Mon
day, with AIois Phillips as teacher. y
Mr. Weld OF Glencoe is employed as
teacher Tor the next term in District 90,
Buh. He moved there with his family
last week. $ z.*1>: 49, !
JOS. Faust OF Buh bought the house OF
his brother John in the village and will
move into it this fall. He intends to
spend the rest OF his. days among tie
cit'zensSof Fierz, who alrwe'come him.
+ F. X.~Virnig was in St.Paul last week
and purchased his fall stock OF &c DDS. -
Thielen & Nohner have cold eight Big
Swede gang plows. e, III r.. -: -
Marshik & Philippi have manufactured
600 sleigh runners, which they offer for
sale. '.-.- ..-.*.- - = -" -:
The people Of Lastrup and the Pierz
Union band will meet Bishop Trobec at
the SteiDkugler hill on the afternoon OF
Aug. 9th and escort him to the Lastrup
church. The next morning at 8 O'Clock
the Bishop will con Arm. After the cerc-
mony picnic will be held for the bene-
fit OF the church. Every body invited to
attend. .~. 80
Mrs. Moritz Guentller. who was sick
for nearly two years. was operated on
DR.. Kerkhoff, and is rapidly recovering.
The church here will bt:~n ,plied with
colored windows, which cost 500 each.
A sample has already been put in. We
hear Otto Bolster and John Stumpf will
each donate window, St. Joseph's So
ciety two. Viscent de- Paul society. the
women's society, the church CHOIR, each
one. .zG< = = -5: p
Stacking is completed and haying is
in progress. Threshing has commenced
and grain is reported to turn, out fair to
the straw: Il. > &. . .& .z= Ar, Z,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23

John ke"comb has gore to North Da-
kota to run a tareAhiDg engine, Goulet's
bricky ard at Staples having shut down.
John Pensou has gone to North Da-
kota, and Geo. Mosher is doing the
work OF McMillan's building. =.
Albert kavanagh of Glencoe has
bought land near here, and will move
here.
Mem orial services for Mrs. E. Comp
ton were held at Odd F, flows hall yes
terday afternoon. :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
SOUTH CUSHING---NORIH PARKER

Aug. 15-That rain we had had last
Wednesday was just what we needed,
for the corn and potatoes. 49, :: '...3 s-
Frank Rauddish is layed up with q
sore leg. He thinks he has rheumatism
Benny Nygard aud John B. Fuller
went to Lincoln last Sunday to fish.
They had a good time and caught be-
tween ten and fifteen pounds OF fish. I:
Mre. Geo. Saunders was the guest OF
Mrs. Crosby few days last week.
Mr.. ::Simones went ito Randall : last
week. ~ - 4
Clarence B=to was a Randall visitor
last week: -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
MOTLEY.

Aug. 18-Mrs. W. W Bryant is visit.
ing at the old home in Monticello.
Walter Smiths family has moved to
Walker. Mr.. Smith is now roadmaster
on the MINI. & In teruational. 49,.
W, W. Bryant has bought farm near
Lindeli from Michael Wall of Perham.
DR.. Gibson, the we'll known Little
Falls dentist, was here Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Knudson visited Miss
Edith Donovan at Wheelock for a few
days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
tie Aiaer.jilc;an.

Exp osihon, the y most comfortable trio
4 vie 4 Chicago and Tho = line to5S ,ee
between s. Paul and Chicago II sth,5
burlington Route B our loc6l t,cket'
agent Tor 3. a.sticket Iii
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23

I. The '. normal course. Of Tie tilen wood
Academy q Is cond ucted 81 teachers Who,
arg epecialis "a their field and have rip.
e e erieneei 4 cheers training 4 school
work. ss sss 81 8saIS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
! SO 600 I

20 loan on:imprOved farms at q low
rate Of interest. ] can also loan
money 2 g rs %. your city property \. Il
STEPHEN g. AeALr, Il
Cor. Broadway and Kidder SITS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23

Hyou want q complete aud strictly w
TO date course in bookkeeping and ell
commercial branches go to the Glen-
wood Academy. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23

II you want to study music, vocal or
instrum entail: organ. piano, violin. man
dotlD, guitar. Or any band instrument
go to Glenwood Academy. Instruction.
given by expert teachers. s.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
.GRAvflvjIlE

! s.. UkAVLlyIllC >t'7>. ~
| Mrs. Sarah Foster was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Barnhart, Thursday. =:
Fred Gravel and Harry Guernon were
visiting relatives in Little Falls Sunday.
Flanda LAVA. who is working in Little
Falls, was visiting her parents Sunday.
Glen Stevens OF little Falls was the
guest at Mr.. Lavla1s Sunday. FAN /.
Lizzie Foster Of Oak Ridge is visiting
her sister this week. ( !, d.. E.
Louie Racine of Oak Ridge was caller
at E. Lescau!t's Sunday. T. +; .:.. = I
Hattie Foster and children of Oak
Ridge was visiting her mother, Mrs. A.
Barnbart, Wednesday. = r., =.,+.. = $:$ +.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Derosier
and Mr.. and Mre. Deli Leblanc and child
rem attended the party at Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolf Gagnon 8. I: ~. .+1as T: 4. .5s T
Amos Lilly Of Little Falls is visiting
his aunt. Mrs: Belle Gagnon.: BEL WI
E= Mt. and Mrs. Henry Betner Of Little
Falls we're the guests Of M. and Mrs. E
Bedow sunday. !. d. .= u {. s;
" Mr.. and Mrs John Broo ksswere visit
ing at Nj. smitb's Sunday ..:.=> .55s= vi.
4. Earl Wood left ior Dakota Monday. 81
Nj. Gauthier Is sick. N. MI. /. ]. i
. Drs. sega,n and Dufort were callers
Monday, =.=Is =.4sss Z. &.
Fred Porter and family 81 Little Falls
we're visiting relatives Sunday ss
Barbara pp'; Borley Of Pierz is sta yiilng at
n. Mr.. Dell Lablanc :, &. z5
Ne: and #Mrs. Re 4 Barnhart were il
Little Falls Tuesda 80 Sss IS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
I Law Rates. to Buffalo Pan n,erical

| rs The Nickel Plate are: selling tickets at
except onally low rates 4, Buffalo and
return, good tor 81 and 90. days.
Forpartisalars and Pan American fol-
'desa q build ding and ground write
John 4 Callahan, General 4, aent, III
sA g e, 81. Chicad ffor m tIcnlars
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
Solem's New Studio
: Mercantile Co.'S Storl

.OSer Idnuef mercantile Cos Store, - ) :
Makes the best pictures for the least money
Call and gee our work and get particulars in
prices. : -: 20 ">'o. :"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-23
POTATOES.

We want all you
have to sell, and will
pay the highest cash
price. DO not con
tract your potatoes
with any POTATO
BUYER. The market
is firm. ...,. .<:> b" s ,..:.5.
TANNER NERO. GO.
Z Old for New Trade your old fur
niture for new at Little Falls Fur.
niture Exchange, First avenue south
east. 81, ss.. lid, s., +. i
4 il ebaAes ri N 4 $1,000: see
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-04
NOTES FROM THE HARB0R.

The following vessels havc arrived and
sailed since last report
Arrived Steamers Connecticut. IIaz-
ord, NoN York, Gloucester, James. Bsiti-
more. tugs Coastwise. W. J.. Gladwish:
schooner John s. Dewlnc.
Sailed steamers Connecticut. New
York Norman chase. Philadelphia. tugs
Nathan Hale W. Z. Gladwish. Carrie A.
Ramsey. Covlngton, George s Ticc.
CuastwiFc. schooners III. x Lanfair.
Brugg. brunswick. bargcg Advance.
Emma Walton Eoundout Banjo. Rou-
quet, =. "a. Hyloud. Felix Georgia
The steamer Connecticut n charge 81
or 10 arrive in port this morning. and she
was somewhat late. for she put into New
Haven for short time during the hcaN-
lest of tho storm. Capt Hazard reports
that he saw nauv ~ the sound steamers
az anchor iu secluded places along tho
shore.
At n O'Clock today Accnt Pitts M tho
JOY line reported that he had not heard
from tho Virginia that was dfe ners this
morning. nov had tho fremont arrived iu
New Nork. So FAR ne known. no dnmage
Vas done
tnCton laid over w this port fof !, fcW
fsye and his many friends niorg shore
have been smoking good cigars ON on
account ~ a baby boy IN Mr Farnum's
The report that tho Providence schocn.
ashore and broke up near the Hampton
Roads a few DAYS ago is denied by sea-
faring men who claim % have seen her
since tho day mentioned. Capt TayioI
took the Dixon south early Ia ths lAll 70
entsi the oyster trade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-04
Representative Williams Introduces
Resolution in House Calling for
Appointment of Committee.

Whereas. said Maclay was al The time
OF the writing of the said history. and
is now in the employ OF the navy de-
partment OF the United states. notwith-
standing the seurrillous character OF the
charges made by him in said history
and.
Whereas. said facts disclose a state Of
things subversive OF honorable conduct
and consideration among officers OF the
navy and employees Of the navy depart
Tnent; therefore he g.
Resolved. by the house OF representa-
tives OF the congress of the United States
That committee he appointed blythe
speaker for tne purpose OF investigating
and reporting 20 the house OF representa-
tives the truth or faisity or said state
mont as made by said Maclay. the truth
or falsity OF the allsgs tons that the proof
sheets were submitted, and 10 the aquies-
cence by said Captain Crowninshield and
the said Rear Admiral sampson, and 10
recommend "a the house OF representa- :
tives the course OF action 20 be pursued
by the kG1se IN consequence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-04
ON DEMURRER,
Case Of BaumIsr VS.. Naragan-
ssil Brewing Co. Heard by Court

There was submitted to The appellate
division Of the supreme court today the
case ~ Frederick paumlpr W NarraEan-
sett Brewing company on demurrer 30
the plaintiffs declaration Plaintiff was
working until The day he wss injured. ho
bringing suit 10 recover damuEeS for cer-
tain injuries alleged 10 be duo 60 Tho
negligence of the defcrdont. ruhnlng beer
into kcge, and was wholly unaoauaintcd
with the work hc vas sent there to do
and totally unfamiliar With the place Inc
was sent 30 work iu
tie Was injured while Hxiur come yats.
\ slim man. IL Is said. might have safciv
Eonc ln 70 iiA the yate, bat The ioh was
IN INV '''' f'''''-
The grounds of the demurrer were t,ot
the rlainuh assrmed the risks az an oh
fious danger, chat the defendant Wa
1ot NEGLIGENT and that the Negligence of
ihe rlainum was ihe uroNimatr ,auac of
tuC injury.
Mr 3aumicr got caught On tlts narrow
pace hotWecn he yats and bscer,o nm
-7rTcfnTTF zrd had Trnir T-1E brUygH Trs
claims N pss tho duty m me drfeuls1t
20 refrain from placing him IN surh pnrii
~ stress that wuuid osercOfnD his power
~ Judgment aud The Defendants 80 doing
wa the proXimato cause ~ The accident
Ihe defendant snys that tho plaintiff ia
hts own folly and HE Demurrer should be
sustained
Thomas a. Holtou and Doran a Fisn-
tRan arc counsel Tor plainfiH ana Walter
B Vincent and Henri ~. Boss, Jr,, cOuu.
sci for the defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-04

Washington. Dec. Representative
Williams Of Mississippi presented the fol-
lowing resolution yesterday proposing a
committee OF inquiry:
Whereas, one u. S. Maclay has written
- History OF the Navy OF the United
States" which was adopted for use at
she Naval academy at Annapolis and.
Whereas. IN said history said Il. $. Mac
lay denounces Rear Admiral schley "a
q liar and coward. and.
Whereas, said Mseias- is- -rapaEIna- ia -haNe
alleged that the proof sheets containing
these charges we're submitted TO one Cap
tain A $. Crowninshield chief of the bu-
reau OF navigation OF the navy depart
ment and approved and acquiesced by
him. and
Whereas, said Msclay is reported to
have alleged that the same proofs were
submitted to Rear Admiral W. T. Ssmp-
SOP OF the rhited states navy aud APP
proved and scduieseed in BY him, and.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-04

The time has come when every shop
Sets forth In smart array
All kinds OF wares that makes us stop
And loitrr on our way.
And as we gaze we think we ought
70 buy our presents now.
And not 90 wait until we're caught
When time will not allow.
All other years we've waited TN
The latest minutes. and
Our slender purses then we'd fill,
And rush 10 beat the band.
We never found what we desired:
We took what we could get.
And wended home all cross and tired;
But not this year, you bet
No surging. pushing striving throng
Wen have 20 struggle I'm.
But leisurely wen stroll along,
Tho while We spend our tin.
Wen take our time and make our choice,
Select iudiciously.
And those who get them will rejoice.
When they their presents see.
But after all there's no great rush,
There's yet month or more,
Before there's any awful crush,
Oh. yes there's time galore
Today is-whdt? We'll. never mind
IL doesn't matter, I'm
For shopping not lust now Inclined
And then, there's lots OF time.
Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-04
INVITED.
President Asked 70 Attend
Ground Breaking Exercises.

ST. Louis. Mo, Dee. AIT meeting of
The committee on ceremonies at Worlds
Fsir headquarters a resolution was unan-
amously adopted providing that President
Roosevelt b. invited TO participate in the
ground breathing ceremonies, Dec 20,
turning the first shovelful or earth with
one OF the historic implements that are
10 he provided for the occasion.
II was further arranged that the rail-
road companies be urged 10 make special
rates for the occasion The commission
directed that President Thomas II. Carter
of the Federal commission bc invited to
take part in the ceremonies on the 20th,
and TO deliver an address.
Special Invitations will also be sent
10 ell tho other commissioners. General
j q. Bates. commanding the department
of the Missouri will b. invited to nartici-
pate. and a request will he made OF him
that the cavalry now at Jefferson bar
racks be ordered to take part IN the
parade Arrangements were made TO
have handsomely engraved invitations
hllat In national and staie Officials re.
,resting their attendance.
The following message was sent to
President Roosevelt:
Sc Louis. Dee. 3.
The President vashington
Hearty congratulations on your very
rble message. II IS forcefui and broad.
All the people OF = Louis and tho Ious-
una Purchase thank YOU sincerely for
your strong endorsement OF our com
ynenioraiivc exposition. We bespeak con-
tinucd cooperation. and with Il guarantee
en exposition surprising al predecessors.
CSignedl
DAVID r. FRANCIS.