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UDpcr Peninsula SnenEerfest.

Calumet, Mich, June 4-The fourth an
rual saengerfest of the Upper Peninsula
20 and p, under the auspices OF the Calumet
Maennerchor. local organization. Great
preparations are being made and the meet
aver held by the association. Singers repre-
senting all the German singing societies in
northern Michigan will be in attendance
William l.. Hagen has been appointed presi-
dent of the day during the meet, and Herman
Brohn will act as musical director.
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La Crosse Valley Baptists.

Bangor, Wis, June 1.-The forty sixth an
nual meeting Of the La Crosse Valley Baptist
Association is in session here and will close
TOMORROW. The session opened this NOR
ming with devotional service conda cted by
Mrs. Clara Newton of Sparta, follow$1 by an
address by Miss Edith Hoston, SstateF secre-
tary of milwaukee, Reports of the .assocla-
tional secretaries were then read, after which
a discussion followed on the cooperation be-
tween churches in the association led by Rev.
n X. Larson of whitehall. This afternoon S
session opened by Rev H. St. Claire of
Hustler Rev. J. E: Conant addressed the
convention on bible, Study In Our Church
es.'' Other addresses were delivered by Miss
J. NJ. Bxby of China. Rev. J. E. Conant and
Rev. E. E. Ferris of La Crosse.
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Some Northwestern DEGREES.

Washington, June AT the graduating ex-
ercises OF. the Columbian university law
school,, in this city last night, the degree of
master of laws,was conferred on Oslan Clyde,
of Minnesota, and on Lewis sColfax Conwell,
of Iowa; the degree Of master of diplomacy
on Ormsby McHarg, of North Dakota, secre-.
tary to Senator MacComber, and the degree of
of Minnesota, and on Ollie Lawrence John
son and Henry A. Gunderson, Of Wisconsin.
William S. Fitzgerald and Frank Stuart Rob:
inson of Iowa. and George Bliss Nelson, of
wisconsin, received diplomas of bachelor OF
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wisconsin w. C. II. U.

Milwaukee, June Airs Mary w. Upham
of sMa<shield will sundoubt eddy be reelected
president of the Wisconsin w. C. T.. u,
which is meeting in Milwaukee. The program
to-day included speeches by Mrs. L. A. Hodge,
Waunakee, on 'Eyangelistic Work; Mrs. K.
" Stevens, Kenosha, sabbath Observance
Mrs. NJ. P. Rindlaub, *Platteville, Sunday
Schools MRS E. W. Shores, Ashland, ~ um-
GAINESVILLE, Railroad Employees Mrs. Anna
3. Noyes, Madison. Soldiers and sailors"
Miss NJ. Brayman, Horizon. Foreign Speak
ing People; Mrs. Edith Rene, West Superior
s'Flower Missions Mrsss@M. "A. B. Smith
Madison Christian Citizenship e E. w
Shores Ashland "Musie.Ifs -, ~, X
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Rs,.e for Railroad Machinists.

jamestown, N. D., June Am increase of
wages amounting to about per cent has been
announced for the machinists in the shops Of
the Northern Pacific here.-At the annual
school election, DR.. Depuy Alfred Steel and
Mrs. O. st. c. Chenery were elected by large
pIural itiesf~ The other two candidates were
o. C. Wonnenberg and DR.. J. W.. Sifton, who
ran via the sticker route. There was con-
siderable excitement and large vote was
polled by the ladies.
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Demented woman killed.

Little Falls, Mimi, June Awhile attempt
ing to escape from ST. Gabrie's hospital this
morning Mrs. Mary Miller, aged IS years, a
patient whose mind was slightly unbalanced,
was killed by fall from third-story win.
dow Mrs. Miller attempted to let herself
down from the window by means of rope
formed of sheets and her clothing. The rope
broke and she fell to the ground, about thirty
Ave feet, instantly killing her. Mrs Miller
was sent to the hospital from Fergus Falls
by relatives, who will alike the body to that
place for burial lE -
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New Keweennw county Road.

Calumet Mich, June 4.-TIe Houghton
County Street Railway company will extend
It's line from Kearsarge to the Mohawk mine
location, but work will not commence until
next spring, owing to the other extension
work, which requires all available forces this
season. The extension from kearsarge will
bass through the Alouez mine location. The
rapid increase in population in the southern
part of Keweenaw county has induced the
company to build the line. By the time the
line is completed next summer it is expected
that a much larger number of men will be
employed at the Mohawk and Allouez mines.
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TO scratch co1ored Arms.

Dubuque, Iowa, June ALL of the colored
people Of Dubuque will have to get vaccinated
or make themselves liable ito punishment.
This was decided upon by the board Of health
Tuesday evening. The cause is the spread Of
smallpox among the. colored population OF
DUBUQUE very few of whom have been vac
cinated-Two bridges were washed away in
the flood in the Catfish valley Monday by the
severe storm. Farmers who use the lowlands
for pasture report heavy loss of stock.
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Davenport, Iowa, June 4.-Judge P. B.
Wolfe, in the district court has rendered a
decision on the important point of the right
of municipality to change at any time the
rate of compensation for public utility The
city brought suit to annul the twenty Ave
year contract of the Davenport Gas and Elec-
tric company ito light the city. The court
upheld the contract, but decided that no such
contract was binding as to price, and that
the city could fix the price at any time al
the lowest reasonable rate for the service.
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RurlasOue Baseball.

Northheld Mimi. June 4.-The ludlcrous
event of the baseball season was pulled on
at Laird field at $3.50 p. N. to-day. Inc
game was between the faculty and seniors OF
Carleton college. Another game is billed for
Friday, when the shorts" and longs OF
the business district will play.-The prelml-
nary contest to decide who Of the. freshmen
shall compete for the Stimson debate prize
en- June 10 was held in Willis hall chapel last
night There were seven contestants. The
question was Would the Colonization OF
South America by Foreign Powers Be Detrl-
Rnental?'
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,o-her well at Fau1kton.

Faulkton, S. D., June 4.-The proposition,
to issue bonds to sink another artesian well
was. carried unanimously. The school. BOARD
principal Miss Miles Of Redfeld, s.. D: ];
grammar department Mss Julia Ma. sG H, Of
Faulk county; intermediate, MISS s,. Sh Ma, ID
Putney OF Redfeld;- primary, MISS MAUD
Thomas, Faulkton. The principal has not
heen selected yet. So. ...-. = ~
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Seventh Day Adventist Meeting.

Yankton, S. ID, June THE canpmeeting
of the Seventh Day Adventists for South pa
kota will open in Yankton on June io;-ine
Seen in session. in Yankton for "a week; has
concluded its labors for this session and ;ad.
iourned until some time in September Judge
brated the thirty eighth anniversary OF their
arrival in Dakota. in this city, where they
first settled The judge was here on: iaoors
connected with the new South Dakota code
corun1ission i.ffT.. : 49,. IS
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Watterson and Bryan.

Watervlle. MINI, June AT the annua
Ehautauqua assembly to be held here June
Is to July the star attractions will be Henry
Watterson and VIM. J. Bryan. Others wht
will attend are Sam P. Jones. Dr.. John M
Driver, Messrs. Hamlin and Darrows, de
baters on What Shall Be Done with tn:
Negro and the Sioux City band.
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Rig Rect Sugar Factory.

Sioux City, Iowa. June 4-William Gordon,
who has returned from New York, states that
a company is being formed to build beet
sugar factory OF immense proportions in
Sioux City within the next few months 1t Is
said that the factory will cost 900, and
that it will be ready for operation for the
1903 crop. - - ~. = =. $1,000
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Ensiru's Friends In sistent.

Duluth, Mimi, June 4.-There is still good
deal of effort to get Judge J. D. Ensign out
on the track as a republican candidate for
congress, to oppose Bede for the nomination
The Judge does not want to run, but does
want one more reelection to his present post
He has been on the district bench a long time
has never mixed with the republican factions
here and it is felt that people would know
doubtful if. at this late day. even the Judge
or a well-balanced campaign fund will be
able to defeat Adam Bede and the primary
election law.
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nir Elevator Deal.

Centerville, S. D., June 4.-The biggest ele-
vator dealsin the history Of South Dakota has
been consummated in the purchase of the
MARRIED. and Interstate Elevator companies,
by the Western Elevator company, new
company, with headquarters at Winona, Mimi
The consideration is understood to be $780,
01G, The western. will own dSo elevators, on
the, North western system, in Minnesota,
South Dakota and Iowa. ~. 80.
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1mnroxements at Grafton.

Grafton, N. D., lyme 4.-The. Great. North
ern railway has under way several ~ ot
ed ed new loading platform is being con ?.
structed at the request Of the Business Men rs
club and a new derrick platform Is TO ,oe:
election for June 80, to vote. upon the 1ssu,
ance Of $4,000 sewerage bonds. Paving viii
follow the sewerage system as raploiy as POS
9th
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Jensen Dies on Train.

jamestown, N D., June 4.-Fred Jensen of
Albert Lea, Mimi, died in tourist coach on
an east-hound Northern Pacific train few
minutes after his arrival from the west. Jen-
sen had been afflicted with sdropsy.-A heavy
rainfall the early part of the week resulted
in much benefit to late-soWn grain.
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Webster City's Carnival.

Webster City, Iowa, June 4.-Webster City,s
annual spring carnival began yesterday. 1t
is bigger than ever. The managers have
advertised it far and wide and anticipate i'm
mense crowds for four days The midget rail-
road. running from the main entrance of the
grounds to every show attraction and back,
Is attracting the most attention.
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winona Normal Faculty Chan ses

Winona Normal Faculty Changes.
Winona, Mimi, June 4.-The annual cata-
logue of the Winona normal school has just
been issued. There will be few faculty chan
ges for next year. Professor Edward Leh-
merits who has spent the past year in special
studies at the Uniyersitv Of Pennsylvania.
will return. Miss Isabelle Austin. critic
teacher In the first model room. has been
spend the time in special study at, Columbia
university. Last evening the members Of the
graduating class were entertained at9a recep-
ton by the faculty This evening the COM
mencement at the normal comes to a close
with the exercises at the opera house. when
diplomas will be awarded to the graduates
formal award will be made by Governor g. r.
Van SAINT The address will be given by Pro-
lessor Frederick E. j. Woodbridge Of the
University or Minnesota. r
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"Lake" starts Campaign.

Madison, Mimi, June 4.-Representative ].
F. Jacobson has left on trip through the
state in the interest of his candidacy for the
republican nomination for state auditor. Be-
fore leaving, Mr. Jacobson expressed his graf
ifcation over the decision Of the supreme
another great victory had been won for the
state of Minnesota and that it would prove of
,incalculable value to other states IN the
unjon
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Sheep shearing on Big Scale.

Edgemont S. D., June An S. Tubbs, who
Mas sheep-shearing pens near Edgemont, has
80 far sheared nearly 100000 sheep, and it Is
axpected that the Burlington railroad will re-
oeive 100000 pounds of wool here. Twenty
nhearers are at work with machine clippers
and are turning out 1,SO0 head daily.
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wisconsin Farmer Goes Insane.

. Chippewa Falls, Wis, June, ell Jerux;
farmer living in Tiden, went violently . In n,
sane last evening and drove his family out OF
ened to kill them They were obliged to
Walk great distance in the storm He was
captured and is now in the county jail heIe.-
MI Raymonds store was entered by Dur-
glars early this morning and a large quantity
e. goods stolen, No clue to the thieves.
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schooner,s Crew Narrow ESCAPE.

Kenosha, Wis. June 4:-For three hours ,s
the caotain of the schooner Hattie HUT and
the members: of the crew chung to a sinking
hoat off Kenosha last evening, and they were
saved from death by the timely arrival Of the tn
taxnt Cd to max e the Kenosha harbor when 1t
struck a northwest gale. 1t was turned over
on its side and the crew, after making an
effort to save the deck LOAD. we're t lore E'o
take to the rigging for self-DreserVatlon: -.
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ward TRIAL Continued Again.

Sioux. City, Iowa, June TT. F. Ward, who
absconded while vice president OF the LeMars
short $50, O0o,. has again had his trial con-
tinued, this time till October. 1t is under
stood 1t is the plan OF Wards counsel to
have the case continued from time to time
and in this way wear the prosecution out.
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In Toilette Fills Vacancies.

Madison, Wis, June 4.-The vacancies in
Che state board of dental examiners caused
by the designations of Henry L. Banzhaf OF
Manitowoc and C. C. Wentworth Of Milwaukee
were filled by Governor La Follette yester-
day afternoon by the appointmentmeut OF DR..
Eugene A Gatterdam of La Crosse and DR.
G. S. McIndoe of Rhinelander.
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Milwaukee, June 1.-THE tenth triennal
meeting Of the German Evangelical Lutheran
States and Canada, convened in Milwaukee
to-day Over 500 delegates are an attendance.
Business will occupy the greater part Of the
sessions, which will last several days.
Doctrinal discussions will also receive con-
sideration. The synod will discuss plans for
the establishment of a home for the feeble
minded the money for the institution to be
raised by popular subscription in the
churches
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Diyorce Mt Rushford..

Rushford Mimi, June AIRS. John Green.
Of this city, was granted an absolute divorce
from her husband. They were. married in
the early sixties and have large family of
grown children. board Of education an !
nounces the following teachers for the city
schools for the coming year: Professor Horl
ton Thompson, of Wells,s Mimi. assistants,
Misses Adams, SWEET, Amy Kingsford, Lewis,
Ella "a rnold .Hoefer and Mathilda Rise. -.
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Eden Valley News.

Eden Valley, Mimi, June 4.-Patrick Ryan
q years of age is dead Of typhoid fever
Joseph Novak, leading business man, was
married yesterday to Miss Anna Sattler:-
The Richmond Standard has suspended pub
Ncation for lack of support.
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soUth Dakota Medics.

Scotland, S. D., June 4.-The twenty -hrst
Society was called to order this afternoon: for
a session lasting two days At the evening
session Mayor J. H. Baskin will welcome e ne .
visitors will be guests at reception and ban
ouet, to be given them by the: people OF Scot
. 81 . 81 ? : -. ~
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Trne1sen Contests Election.

Duluth Mimi, June 4.-Henry Iruelsen,
democrat who was defeated by T. w. Hugo,
for mayor. has filed papers in an appeal to
the supreme court from the decision of the
district tribunal, wherein Hugo was declared
successful.
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College Prohibition Orators;

Lincoln. Neb,, June 4.-Prohibition orators
from the Atlantic to the Pacific coasts have
arrived to take part in the national Iona ntereol
s egl t;yes will be present from Iowa, Ohio,
Missouri, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Illinois. Michigan. New. Y ork% and Oregon.
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Mrs. Bracken Gets Divorce.

Hastings, Mimi, June 4.-The grand jury is
still in Session with Daniel Delaney Of Leban-
on as foreman.-Mrs Mary Brackin OF South
St. Paul has been granted an absolute divorce
James Brackin, for desertion and the custody
Of two minor children was given plaintiff IN;
Her maiden name was Mary rename, ana
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Taylor Joins strikers.

Duluth, Mimi, June 4.-Captain Taylor a
non -union tugman, was imported from Mil
waukee to work and who was reported to have
been thrown off the dock by the strikers, has
been located He will not go back to work
as he has joined the strikers.
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press bows at Marquette

+ Marquette, Mich, June 1.-THE issue Of
s6O, 900 school building bonds was awarded I'd
the First National Bank of this city, which
was the highest bidder out of ten = "a spfe4
MUM of. 400 was secured. 5ifi-s. = 1sss /
= The executive committee of.the Lake SUI
perior Press Association has decided that the
midsummer outing be held ,here,gsJnly ri
- 3d. -
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ROOT RIVER RAMPANT
Destroying Crops and Doing Other
Dnmage-StilI Rising.

La Crosse, Wis, June Root river is again
On rampage and is overlooking it's banks.
At Hokah, water is reported to be doing big
damage. Many acres of farm land are flooded
and growing grain is washed away. The loss
will be heavy. it is too late to replant. The
river is still rising and more damage is
ered
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IjxeIv nj Spirit,Lake.

Spirit Lake, Iowa. June ti.-Never has there
been. go busy a season at the lakce here as
this year lit is yet early in the year. and
vet there is but one cottage. for rent at Spirit
Lake and thirty cottages. are being rapidly
built at Lake Okoboji, to meet the demand.
The increase In patrone ge Is largely from the
farmers finanorthern sIowaaand southern Min
nesota e.tst5 8&rYa asSs ~ ~,
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WISCONSIN Msdicine Men

Milwaukee, June dover 100 members Of
the state medical society of Wisconsin met
in the council chamber of the city hall this
forenoon in attendance at the fifty-sixth an
nual convention. The preliminary session
was devoted to reports. In the afternoon
President w. H. NELSON Of Milwaukee, dehyi
erred his annual address and the convention
listened to several technical papers, tsraale I
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wnpalluka to Move.

What Cheer, Iowa, June 4.-John Malone, OF
this city, will begin the fulfllment of a
Wapalluka to point two miles southeast Of
Bussey He has sixty-two residences tic
transport The cause of the change is to al
low the. miners to be nearer the Durfee
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: BAD INDIAN
Charged With Numbering His Wife
With a Club. =: -

Prairie du Chen Wis, June Aim Brown,
a Sioux Indian, IS years old, is in jail here.
charged with numbering his squaw in his
wigwam in the Winnebago settlement near
here 1t is alleged that Brown, while drunk,
stabbed the woman in the back and then
f1ercely beat her with club He was ar
rested and lodged in Jail, charged with as
sault. Pleading guilty, he was sentenced to
serve thirty. days, but word came that the
squaw had died and he must now face the
murder charge. .s
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A Young-oId Offender.

Des Moines, Iowa, June 4.-sonny Braff, a
mere boy but an old offender, was yesterday
eentenced to twenty years Imprisonment fol
highway robbery. He participated in a hold
MP, in which 81 was obtained
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Heroic school Teacher.

pristol wis, June 4.-Miss Sadie Bacon,
Wien be her school was struck by lightning,
saved the lives Of seventeen pupils si W %nssn
.nd carried every one OF the pupils to place
Of safety. After she had rescued the last
child fhe- Young woman collapsed.
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. m.a Catboltc bishop Dead.

winnineg Man, June 4.-Bishop Grandin.
the " FIRST first Roman Catholic bishop OF St; Al
bert, died yesterday at st.. Albert, after ia
long illness. His see included the entire ter
ritorv Of Alberta, and he was the senior
hishop Of Canada, having been consecrated
IN 1919. He came to the northwest IN 1851.
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More miners for Hibbing.

Duluth, Mimi, June 4.-sixty copper miners
and their families have arrived from Hough-
ton, Mich, to work at Hibbing. Ihey We're
At the Isle Royale copper mine which has
sretrenched sharply ..y t$$
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creat Northern Railway Popular Elk

Only $500 to Portland, Oregon and re-.
turn with stop-over privileges at spo-
zane Seattle and Tacoma. Only $4,000
"a San francisco and return. See Great
Northern Ry. Agents for details. or write
FL: Whitney,G. p. & T.sA., ST.. Paul for
/ pamphlet aPaeif1c Coast Conventions,
: 1909 -
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NORTHWESTERN WEDDINGS

Sioux City, Iowa, June At. W. Colvin,
city editor of the Tribune, and Miss Agnef
Wiley daughter of W. F. Wiley, prominent al
the stock yards and member of the coun!
Gil, were married last night at the First Pres
byterian church. They left for three week.
in Minneapolis and Chicago. Tonight will
take place the marriage of Miss Mae Conway
daughter Of George Conway, wholesale CT.
gar merchant, and John Victor Cox, rea
estate dealer of Chicago. The marriage will
be performed by Bishop John L. Spalding, Of
Peoria, Ill. AZ .-.-
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hattie Lake Bonded.

Battle Lake, Mimi, June 4.-The bonding
of the village for" waterworks and electric
light was carried Shy four majority at a spe-
cial election held yesterday
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!. MING PRECEDENT Killed.

81 plattevflfe, issWis., June .4.-John Lugjen,
president of the Empire mine, was killed to-
ffav by being, struck ty the handle OF q pump
asste was leaning over the shaft. He lived
long enough to .exonerate the engineer.
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Epxxorth-League at Eau Claire. q

Chippewa Falls, Wis, June 4.-The annual
convention OF the Eau Claire district Epworth
League is in session at the. Methodist church
in this city, with 100 delegates In attendance.
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Nothing Like 1t in the World
Is what every one says of the scenery on
the 500 Pacific line. Round trip rate to
the coast only $45. Ticket Office. 119 Sd