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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05
LADRoNlsM IS GROWING.
Reports of Gov Taft and of the
Philippine Commission on =.
-. :. .fE the Islands.

Washington, Jan. 5.-The annual report
of the Philippine commission and a sep
arate report by Governor W. H. Taft gives
a review of the results of the years work
The Moros, Governor Taft says. do not
understand popular government and do not
desire 1t, preferring control by dattos.
Possibly far In the future he says
control by dattos may cease. For the
present, however, it is necessary only tt
provided paternal. strong. but sympathetic
government for these followers of Mo.
hammed."
Governor Taft tells Of the conditions
that have made it necessary for the islands
to purchase about SIS. 0oo. 900 worth of food
on which to live and of the effects wal
has had upon agriculture. almost tn,
only source Of wealth in the islands. Thu
greatest blow to agriculture. he says il
the destruction Of about ninety per cent O.
the water buffalo on which the cultivation
Of rice Is almost wholly dependent.
Growth of Ladronlsm.
After speaking of the ravages Of Asiati,
cholera Governor Taft says: .
The bane of Philippine civilization IL
the past was ladronisrn and the presen
conditions are most. favorable for tt
growth and maintenance. Where wan
and: famine are staring people in the fac,
the life. of the freebooter seems to offer t,
the desperate ana weak a very great at
traction. Natural satisfaction with tn
government when suffering is at hand
and the high price of rice and other com
modities, which have been, greatly en-
HANGED by the depreciation of silver Nigh
we'll be expected to- causesa new breakin,
out of the sinsurrection and in my judg
ment it is the wonder in the east, whel
| 1T is hard to govern this country in nor
NAL conditions, that we have so littl
trouble at present - 49, a-a- SEE
| The governor says an American soldie
has not been called on once to fire gu
since July the country having been po
Iced by the constabulary, force of, 50
or 800 men.
TT may be-" says Governor Taft. "a
1 the conditions grow, worse-for they ar
likely to do so before they grow better,
will be necessary in a province like Cavite
wher ladronism seems to be inbred i
4 the people. ito proclaim martial law, an
even to call in the military to support il
| but it is hoped this may be avoided"
/ Governor Taft says that the figures sho1
that for the year ended June 80, 1902, tn
/ imports exclusive of quarternla ster'
stores, of American goods We're SAL, 0O0, O0t
while the, exports were about $27ooo,o00
Currency Question.
j 4, The governor points out among, othe
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

ton Of a large paperernill as we'll. The
erection of a snlphate mill will follow and
300 men, will be- employed Invita- tfonss
are being sent out for an elaborate ball to-
be given by the Elks on Jan. 9. Decor
atoms never before equaled here will be.
attempted ~
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:. New York-Governor OdeI1, SO several repnb-
nue. Hotel said did not desire renofr1inaf Tor
eovernor In 1901. because, quoting sfhea govsr
nor,ss own. alleged remarks to them, asI have "a
contract already signed, sealed and delivered BY
which1 am to be made president of a $40, 0O;oO6
concern: This is said to be the Pacific Mail
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MONTANA

BILLINGS, MoNT..--Edward G. Dupont
who was arrested for robbing, a Fargo,
N. D., tailor shop. made a desperate at
of his cell and was burning holes around
the lock Of the outer ,door. OF the Jail with
a redhot poker, when Adfscovered. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

BLACkDuCk, MlNN.-Andrew Kyis
land was killed ON the Minnesota IS In,
sternational tracks. He was among the
first settlers. and leaves several gEpwn w
children. He was 20 yearssgld So
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/ MANCHESTER. IOWA will. Work, a
butcher, was shot by Richard Rogers a
bla cksrnith. the bullet entering his arm
Rogers had been drinking, and before the
Shooting became involved in a quarrel
Work had been called upon for protection
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MlSSOULA, MONTH. H. Mott shot
and killed his wife. He would have COM
United suicide had not Mrs. L.. G., Lock-
hart, who saw the affair, snatched the re-
volver from his hand 'r -t:-
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BozEMAN, MoNT,-Judge L. A. Bruce
aged IS, who died yesterday, was regarded
as one Of the Ea,blestlawyers~ of the state
He;is survived BY a widow, son and. two
daughterS
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MARSHALLTOWN. IOWA - Charles
satia, truck gardener, has received a
letter from a conscience stricken youth
named Karl Hildreth now living In Cleve-
land, in which he offers to pay for a.
quantity of turnips. pumpkins ETC..
stolen from Satia's gardens a few years
ago: The young man says he formerly
lived in the, vicinity and in an evil mo-
ment was tempted and fell. He is. now
studying for the ministry,
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SERGEANT BLUFF, IoWA.-Charlie
johnson, aged 14,.and Albert Cooley aged
II, were playing With a revolver. when
it was. accidentally discharged The bull
let struck the Johnson boy behind the
temple, and passed out through the eye
socket. DESTROYING the sight.e a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

HELENA,' MoNT..MFourte democratic
members of the senate nominated W. M:
Biggs for president pro tenn over J. M.
Conroy:s' The house republicans named
former Governor B: r. White for speaker.
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LEAD, S. D.-A society. is being Of
ganized in the Black Hills by graduates
and former: students of the University Of
South Dakota at Vermillion. The preliIn-
mary meeting was held at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. W., J. Sisk constitution, and
bylaws were drawn UP. There are about
forty persons in the Hills who are eligible
to membership. .-.: f.. :.
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FERTILE, MINIMIZING I. o. Q. T. In
stalled the following officers for the en-
suing year: NJ. G., .AndreWSQph elnls N
c.. F. c. Barholz; secretary M. +. Daf
quist treasurer, B. e. Dalquist. " r:c,ts ID
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! .TYNDALL. S. D.--Joseph F. Olivia and
Miss Emma L.. Friedrich. daughter OF
John Friedrich were married by B. H.
Wood.-C. H. Smith and Miss Levina
Dawson were married by Justice Wood
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MEMO, S. D.-Wflliam Grass died Of
hemorrhage, aged II years. The remains
were taken to Hermosa, for burial.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

REiNBEck, 1oWA-Dr. and Mrs J. L.
Powers celebrated their golden wedding
surrounded by. .sof their. children,
among whom is DR.. +. E. Powers of the
state board Of health So
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

Harsh, purgative remedies are fast CIV.
ing way to the gentle action and mild
effects of Carriers Little sssE.fver Pills. If
you try them, they will certainly please
YOU. az ~
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GRlNNELL, fOWA--A good deal of In
terest is being taken in the candidacy of
J.S:F e Riggs superintendent of the sigour-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

MENoMlNEE,; icH.-The ss11urfys Il, the
case of Father Papon, the Polish Catholic
priest, who was accused of assault and
battery, brought in a verd7eta of 1of guiffffy
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MARQUETTE, MIcHs-The. announce
ment Of the intention of the Cigar Makers
International union to institute injunction
proceedings in an effortato put :sas. Stop, to
the manufa ctaire of cigars at the local pen
.ltentiary isSnot worrying the contractor
nor the prison board of control who be-
ileve that any such attempt will easily be
defatee:'.~E is denied that the prison
cigar enters-into competition with union
tiaryf shop is sold within the state.
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4 CEDAR FALLS, saoWA--Henry Ma
zanti, a, druggist, was severely burned
while mixing chemicals. He was prepar-
ing an ointment when: an explosionsoc-
Cured. F., - - - iF<s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

OLIVIA, -MINN.---Miss Birdie May Cros-
by of Bird Island, and John Riel of Brown
ton. Mimi, were married New Years day
at the M. e: parsonage. Rev. w. H
Easton read the service '~'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

CALUMET, MicH.-On complaint of
Matt and Frank Weiss, Joseph Stefarie, a
saloonkeeper.z hasz,been arrested, charged
with keeping his place of business oren
on Sunday. The motive for the arrest
was a novel one. The brothers were re-
Gently arrested for raising "a disturbance
on the street and We're roundlv fined.
They allege that the liquor which made
them drunk came from the Satanic saloon
and they think the proprietor should suf-
fer, too
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

.HoUGHTON, MIcH.-C,1aude kings
berry, a brakeman on the Mineral Range
road, was caught between the cars in the
yards IN Hancock Yesterday and died>-uf
his injuries. ar G@s ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

STURGfS, S. D:-The frozen man found
OH the roadside has been identified as
Chris Nelson. :. --'f
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ELY, IoWA-The Bank Of Ely opened
for business this morning. j. II. Smith
& Sons. Of Cedar Rapids are proprie
tors This is the only bank in the place.
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ney schools, for the republican snomina-
ton for state superintendent. superin-
tendent Barrett the incumbent, will nc
doubt be a candidate for denomination
but tits thought here he will have a hard
fight to win over Mr. Riggs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

q CHASkA, .MlNN.--The fire depaT tn1ent
elected Peter M. Bruers, chief; Henry
Sinons: first assistant; August -SGhenkey.
second assistant John STAINS, secretary,
and Peter Hardin, treasurer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05
.sMINERS' STRIKE
Men of;tte Mlkado Dissatisfied With Fay
;,..%s System of New Year.

WEN o!:tne Mlkado Dissatisfied With Pay
,..%s System of New Year.
BEssEMER. MICH.--The underground
men m Z; at the Mikado mine, four milasseast
Of rsBessemer. have gone On strke A
cnange IN system was made Dee. 1sfs#the
men underground being put ON: contra ct
instead OF company account as hereto
fore. When they went to work Saturday
tney round their December pay. under
contract would not be as large a hv com
pany account, and demanded the old sys-
rem or an Increase in pay:% Both1uere re-
fused and, the men threw down their tools,
a pitched battle was. fought among the
Italians In their settlement at the Anvil
location. and about half a dozen of them
wersiup before Justice aHaggesony:t TIA pay
1or we 1uns ,hransin@ in2 SOM $500 in zines
ana costs to the county..5rSa - 4Gs@s. ,,"AA
Edward :Koesip Of wausau+ Wis. "a died at
the 55AGogebic hospital yesterday from in -
juriss Received at a logging camp near
Watersmeet, Dec. 31st :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

TUSCALOOSA. IOWA-Mayor- w. H.
Wray of this city and Mrs. Dora Burr
of Elmira. NJ Y, We're married at Belle
Plaine. Mr.. Wray met his bride while
she was on a visit to Belle PLANE only
a. few months ago -. - =
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WISCONSIN 81:

WEST SUPERIOR, WIs.-Mayor O'Hare
has appointed Vincent McKennon chief. OF
police to fill the vacancy caused by the
removal of George Luton. He has also
appointed George Colon chief of the fire
Observation-Disclosures Green of Went
worth fell asleep in a snowbank and froze
his hands and feet. He is said to have
been intoxicated.-Th grocers have asked
the cooperation Of the labor organiza
tions in an endeavor to secure the passage
of a bill lowering the percentage of wages
exempt from garnishnent.-The labor
unions are seeking to secure the enactment
of a law prohibiting children under the
age Of IA from working and compelling al
children between the ages of and 16 tc
attend. school,: =!
BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIs.--The
county board is i'll special session to set
tie with the old officers and install the
new ones and hear the report Of the com
mittee on building a new poorhouse.-
Mrs. Wilhelmina Passo died at the home
of her grand daughter at the age of IS
years. She was born in Germany and
moved to this county in 1s5e.-Martin Tol
lack Of this city and W. A. Mari of Mer-
MARsHFIELD, WIS.-Billy Springborr
has in his show. window. an orange tree
on which are hanging ten well developed
oranges. the weight of which is too great
for it's frail limbs and propping is neces-
sary. The tree was grown from a sprout
obtained from a Wisconsin, nursery about
three years ago. and is how about four
fleet high. ~ gl% AZ ..ry@y, j
/: NEENAH, WIs.-sidney FranrFfshat
tuck, who only last week was awarded a
l7quarter portionsof the $1,000, 900, estate left
Fly the late S.. F. Shattuek, paper manu-
| facturer, announces This enga ge1ne1t tt
Miss Elizabeth Ladwig, a. teacher in tho
l:Neenah high school. IN - - = =, ~ s.,
| APPLETON, WIs.-The concessions Of
shorter hours and freedom from Saturday
night and Sunday work granted last Janu
airy by twenty out Of twenty-six papel
mills in the Fox river valley are to be
withdrawn, and a big strike is imminent
| EAU CLAIRE, WiS.-Henry H. Hayden
a we'll known lawyer. was found dead II
his bed. He was sergeant in Company H
Thirty sixth Illinois, in the civil war. Hi
estate is estimated at 100000 ,.z:.7g 49,:
1
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ANNANDALE, MiNN.-John Ives who
was found unconscious at ,Dymans Cor
ners, on Friday morning, died last night.
A coroners inquest will be held.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

Want Ads Are Little Agents Working All
the Time.
It don't pay to keep articles you don't
want . Now is the time to dispose Of such
articles. The best and surest way is to
insert a small adlet in the Classified COL
umns Of The Journal and allow it to do
the work. Others have succeeded. 50 can
you.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

: EscANA1A, MIcH,--cla iiiigete;bbe the
possessor of seven large s.bnxes!i iilerl% with
gold, Samuel Drewell of Garden BAY. is in
the county Jail awaiting an examination
into his sanity. = He wanted a local at
torney to unload the coin from the oars
when it arrived. -
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WATERLOO, loWA-The district court
convened to-day with Judge Plat on the
oencA: ,Thefe. Is a full docket of Grim :
maj cases to be tried. The court has or.
dered a special session ofEthe grand Jury
to begin Jan. 12.--The saloon licenses
taken from J. J. Dunwald and J. M. Guv
have been transferred to William EWa1d
& .Co..;andS D.. Brittian Of Ossian, Iowa.
The rnen' cannot enter the business aga in
IN this judicial district for one year at
least. ~.
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Does your building reqiEreFa new ropf7
See w. S. Mott CO. Tel 376:iA y
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PEMBlNA, N. D.-A fire in the dwelling
of DR.. Hunt destroyed the building and it's
contents. They were partly insured. Sew
eral adjoining houses were damage
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

DULUTH, MINN.-Horigan,> ,McKenney
& Co.. of Cleveland. have leased 120 acres
Of iron ore land in the IIbbing district
total receipts of the United States land
office for the last quarter amount to s117:-
z 900. 2O-The Niagara Iron company of Du
luth owns 1000 acres Of the Mesa ba; range.
and has optioned nearly all of it in various
tracts, for lease. providing for an aggre-
gate in bonuses, in advance royalties of
$500 600. It is reported that J.. P. Morrow
of Duluth has options. providing for $780,
900 of the total - .'. Z
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a Pon,,Iar Tourist Car

a Popular Tourist Car - S
To California is the one recently Tin
augurated by the Rock Island railway.
Informa ton and literature gat the efhse,
322 IsNtcoqet avenue. ss,shs rms Ban
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

MORRIS, MI NN.-Daniel j. Murphy,
foreman Of the Times office has bought a
half interest in the Herald at Howard
Lake and will assume charge of the me-
chanical Departmental that paper. .:i Is {
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS.

MORRIS, MIMI A Nathaniel knapp
Of Columbia SD, and Miss Margaret
Alice Mckinley were married at the home
of the latter's sister. Mrs. r. M. Haight.
Rev. S. S. Farley OF the Methodist church,
officiating. Miss Alice .Haight was brides
maid and William .sBenn best man. MI.
and Mrs. knapp viii be at home TO- their
friends at Columbia after Jan. is.
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SPEARFISH, S. D.-A petition has been
circulated in the neighborhood of Niger
HILL" in the extreme western part Of
Lawrence county. asking for the establish
ment of a postof1ce, and will be conveyed
to Washington by. Congressman Martin.
The petition names M. H. Lyon as. the
first postmaster, and tits proposed to call
the office linton, from the tin mines in
the vicinity, that are beginning to attract
attention. The people are now getting
their mail at Welcome. wyo.
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. TYNDALL, S. D.-The Tyndal1 high
school band will give a public concert on
jan 1o.-Lteutenant George A. F. Trurn
DO Of the, Thirteenth United States cav
airy, stationed at Fort Meade, Is here on
a furlough to visit his father, George B.
Trumbo. In February Lieutenant Tru1nbo
will go to the Philippines
o. B. Slason Of Springfield. and j. A.
McLouth of Tyndall. have bought out tbs
firm Of e. W. Monfore & Co.. dealers in
general merchandise. at Springfield. Pos
session will be given Feb. 1.
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WAKEFIELD, MIcH.-E. a., Barrett Of
Grand Rapids, Mich. is getting ready to
build hardwood and shingle mill at this
point. He has quietly acquired thousands
OF acres of the best hardwood and cedar
lands-The two smallpox patients. quar-
antined over six weeks We're discharged
and the town is again sclea r. of the disease.
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CENTERVILLE, 8. D.-A daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jenter died last week.
The parents, who are prominent members
of the German Lutheran church near their
home, expected to bury their, daughter in
the. cemetery belonging to the church. but
on account Of some personal matters be-
tween the trustees and Mr.. Jenter, the
former asserted 1t was against the rules
Of the church to permit persons who had
not been confirmed and become members
to be buried in the cemetery and would not
allow the body to be placed there.-Joseph
Turner, an old resident Of this county,
died last week.
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}5s@ RRAiNERD. MINNIE is expected the
pulp mill will be in operation by March
g5i15 When the mill is ready the North
western Paper company will have ex-
Il pended s125,0OO Their is no doubt but the
b company will this summer start the erec-
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;.MANIsTIQUE, MIcH.-Rose Brothers
department. store. was. totally destroyed
by fire yesterday. The fire was beyond
control when the department arrived.
The stock was valued at S35, 900; insur-
ance. s24, 900; building. valued at SIS, 600:
Insurance, $4,000: The owners will re-
build. Origin Of the fire IS not known.
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Currency QUESTION.

+ The governor points out among, other
Things from which the country is suffer
ing that of calculating currency. !.
He regards the objections made by the
Filipinos to the. Eindiscriminate innigra-
ton Of Chinese coolies into the islands as
reasonable and justifable.
There is lii, the city Of Manila real es-
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IOWA. FALLS, lOWA.-The $50. 900
Damage case of Mrs. Helen Dillon vs. the
Iowa Central company for damages on
account of the accidental death Of her
husband will not be tried again as has
been stated. The supreme court passed on
decision of Judge Whitaker throwing
the.case~ out sof court, and twas generally
supposed it had reversed the decision but
such proves: not to be the case. Later
the same judge passed on a motion for a
new trial for which the plaintiff petit
toned: and in his second decision granted
another trial. The railroad company tool,
the case to the sl1 preme court on the de-
oislon granting a new trial and that body
reversed the lower court. so that the case
will not be given another hearing
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incidental improvements in sums less than
500; l04,417 for municipal improvements.
Twelve miles of cement sidewalks were
constructed at a cost of s5, 900. One hum
dred and fifty-six dwelling houses and
twenty eight business blocks were con-
structed. The records of the Sioux Falls
postoffice show an increase In receipts Of
IS, 450,91 over the receipts of 19O1.-Sherife
Huston has taken possession OF the store
of Thomas Ko11ones on an attachment ss-
cured by Fem Bros, local creditors.
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ELMORE. MlNNs-A stock company has
been Incorporated under the name of the
Fidelity Investment company, with a,scap-
.,ital Of $4,000. It will buy and sell land:
hold for investment stocks, bonds or war
rants; and acquire rights and property.
4 There are $50 shares sold at $500 each. The
management Of affairs will be vested in a
u board of three directors. G.. A.eTaylor.
president of the First National bank. is
q president of the company; his son, s. II.
4 TAYLOR, is vice president and treasurer.
and A. M. Schanlke is secretary.
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IDA GROVE, ioWA.--The pupils of the
high school purpose no less radical a, re-
form than self-government.. At a mass
meeting the following resolution was
passed: '& To the honorable school board
Resolved. by the members of the ia
Grove high school, that the present plan
OF government would be greatly, improved
by adopting a system of self government.
We hereby petition the board of directors
to grant: us the privilege Of adopting the
system. The plan is to- organize a gov
ernlng body with. representa- tives from
each class in the high. school, adopt rules
tof governments and relieve the instructors
from this part of:their work :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

s SHAkOPEE, ADMINISTRATORS Lodge
D. of H. had installation Of officers Satur-
day evening and to might it will go to
Prior Lake to install the officers of that
lodge.--A farmers institute will be held in
this city Jan. "a, 1903. $50