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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-04-03
KIMBALI. SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, APRIL .s 1903
NEWSY STUFF FROM EAGLE
New CEeanery Dpsas Monday 'Ba.
4alI,Game Saturday

New Creamery Dpsas Monday, BASE
1alItGame Saturday
Eagle, April:2: Will Steiner went
ITO the riaer thisweek to equip Will
sons ferry boat with an anchor.
Mike and John Kurchera passed
Through biis hamlet Thursday and
stopped dor refreshments and to adj
mire the new creamery.
The e'buiitiing' committee met Fni lay
evening and inspected the new cream.
cry before accepting the same from
the contractor, Mr.. Shereda. 1t was
found rtsgt the, contra was fulfilled to
the letter and Mr.. Shereda will get
his $245 for his work.
There are two dwellings on Father
W0draskaS IS place, one recently pur-
chased of Jos. Soulek. It is rumored
that the Soulek house will be occupied
by the cid folks while the otaaer'dwell-
ing will be the happy he1ne @f louis
and his dntended.
The following remark was overheard
over dinner table in the town of K.
Say, this butter is mighty strong con
sidering Nov pale it looks
Clinton Helen can be seen driving
east in hss new top buggy on Sundays
about as regular as the stage and we
learn that it is all because OF very
tall attraction,
The social at Vashecek's was largely
attended and good time reported.
Fred Shereda lis preparing for a
large basket social at his place in the
near future and a good time is surely
in store for all who attend.
Oh, for the good old summer time.
On Monday next. April6, at 6 a. m.
standard time, you may expect to hear
the whistle announce that the Eagle
creamery is ready for the business Of
1908.
If you haven't had the measles 1sal-
ready yet'' you are titsubject for a
human freak in any dime museum.
Steiner Bros. shop is hemmed in
with plows, disc, seeders, ETC., and the
trio are working hard to put the chaos
into shape and start the farmers in
their spring work.
Its geese and ducks and ducks and
geese you hear now taking mostly.
Eagle opens the baseball season Sat-
urday at 4 p. m. You are invited to
come and help it along.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-04-03
.dRalEW TELEPHONE PLANT
Fttslngle First Grade All Threufh. TIE
/; New Exchange OffIce

1
6cMe surprise and not little iR-
quEyihas been expressed as to the
needsof such heavy telephone poles sn
kMaini street-so much taller and i1eaNT-
thanithe long distance poles. Some
kof tle poles on Main street will carry
/ fiftywires on the start, while the lemg
distance poles have at the most asEt
Five. The strain on pole carrying a
lot'of wire during gale of wind es.
Boeially a sleet and snow storm is tire
mend dous- enough sometimes to sssass
oHtthe heaviest poles like pipe stems.
'larring the last snow quail a few week.
ago the Aberdeen exchange was damn
faged IS, 900 and it cost 81, 900 to repair
theflong distance line between Aber-
deem and Gary.
The Kimball Telephone company is
'bu'rlding for the future as we'll as for
Itl,e' present. 1t is not unlikely tirat
within in few years most of the east
ha4f of ,Brule county will be connected
with the Kimball central office, in
(which case the Main street poles COM
|ing'up from the south will be strung
witn agood many wires. More than
half OF the telephone systems put in
over the state have been practical re-
built--some Of them twice-notably
the one at Chamberlain. The Kim
balhpeople have bought all their own
lmaterlal and in every case have-so
far as exhaustive correspondence and
information goes got the best to had
believing that it would be economy
in tine end. Then they got the best
man they could find in this part. Of
the country to put it in.
Thedirectors of the telephone COM
pany held "a meeting Monday night
and afterta conference with ]. o. Loft
deeided to put the exchange office in
the rear of the Kimball State bank.
Mr.. LoT has all the business of his
own THAT he can attend to and it is
increasing all the time and he was not
anxious for the job of attending to the
switch board. Ed. Mack has been
engaged to- operate the exchange Of
flee agi will, be there day and nightor
have someone there. He will also look
after tine 'nhones, and take general
charge of the plant. Young Mack
has been studying electricity to con-
siderable extentand will undoubtedly
be a good man for the place. The
long distance telephone will be placed
in the exchange office also. The ar
rangemerft will.giye the patrons both
night and day service at the start,
a valuable feature, and one not expect
ed just yet.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-04-03
How Is Il Wl',th You? ! i.

Exchange: It's said that man
who squeezes a dollar never squeezes
his wife. A glance at our subscrip-
tion book leads us to believe that
many women in this section are not
having their ribs cracked. Come in
and settle and show that all's right at
home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21

was assisted by Misses julie Beck, Emma Miller
and Mrs. J. G.. Beck.
e Thisa evening the Misses lie Beau will enter
tain the Comus Club at their home. 42o Ridge
wood avenue. The last meeting of the club was
at the same place and the men We're the hosts.
4 delightful evening spent with cards.
pingpong and dancing.
Mrs. Sarah Jacobs Of SO2 Twentieth avenue
n entertained at luncheon Wednesday: Tulips
and roses decked the tables :, fl1e guests We're
iels, Carroll Hedquist, Libby. Jacobs and Mrs.
Jacobs mother and grandmother. -:
Minneapolis arrivals II Holland House: New
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas foWry. ~. B. Winston, 81
E. Wallace. Mr.. and sAirsD. F. Morgan. f., w.
Marnock: Joseph n. Schultz. " + Walker
Charles Hoffman J. BID, Hallowell, Mr.. anti
Mrs. VS.. Mott. 80 *.
The 3. M'swere entss9ained at the home Of
Miss Emma lIiedcrinan Tuesday evening Games
and a musical progfa nHSfwere the features of
prizes and Misses DeansN iederman and Perry
gave musical selections Miss Vivian Howe@Swi
entertain at. the next meeting.
Nerthwestern people dork hotels are
as follows: Minneap polls Raleigh, Mr.. Joseph
Square, =: g. Lee: Criterion: Miss L; Carlisle
Farlaue:- J. Pantin: Herald Square. F. Reid. a.
Reid Mr.. Fleischmane g. r. Miller. J. w.
Cousins: Bartholdi, g. il. Hillyer; Holland, %.
e. Hartman : #-ss
Miss Frances Shaw at her home. 1854 Fifteenth
etS. Wednesday evening Music and games
seryed Present We're Misses Maud Gben BESSIE
and Nova kaminskN. Nina limerick: Pearl sar-
gent: Clara Berg, Nellie shaw. Lille! LAYTON:
NHe cosney Roberf Ten Bro 1 EAT
Chellis. Charles a lcott., Harold Brown. James
Hall, Bert Shaw. Melville Bergman Raymond
Mines Hetherihgton, c'bellis, Merit, q shaw;
Mrs. Lackey. ii. 5 Is 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
ARMY OF MERCHANTS
Being Brought to Minneapolis by tn,
Present Observation-Disclosures
. Rin .


The popularity of the second series Of
merchants excursions continues. The
Registration yesterday was very heavy.
The list is as follows:
: Swan Anderson. Lengford. S. D.; e. n Swan.
E. Watzk e;. Morton John W: Potter, Caledonia;
e.. ". r: Gennrich. Lester Prairie: !. r I.ahr:
1B Be- lIdl A. f. Wi1herg l. 4 Thorkelson, Val
G T. R Mte Henry T% s
n. G: Odds: Fergus Falls: J. II. Forester. Mr..
and Mrs George F. Forester New Ulm a. l.
Clarkdeld: Fred Brown. Brovnton; Adolph Stein.
lge e' e. lie Sueur; p W. Radichel Lake Crys:
ifalc Lake: Nat Martin Vesta: H o. Balm. III H.
svenMsen Bat ia Abel Mannison, ortonyille; W.
Koenitzer Perham: Ole Thompson and - wife e.
IRarnesville; o. II. Lunder. Rothsay; O. B. Ped.
s e.sSa. A%boy; e. Parker: Bemidji; =. 8.
Idme Greek: J. 3. Miller. courteuay. n D.: !.
Kennedy, oWaverly: Charles IIebard. Nondoir;
and Mrs. A. J. johnson. Clarkfield: j. ". Lent.
Richard Dinban. Duluth; |. S. sel1sefh, Glen.
isauk Center; Edwin F. Whiting, Ed = W with
Balaton: II. Hi1lmond. Elbow Lake; W P. ,Ho-
bon; c. r. symonds, Fairmont;, Miss Annie
IB1orge. G.. E. Biorge, Lake PARK: H. J. Grom-
berg, Hoffman; p. o., Peterson. Cambridge: f.
.kolosky. Sturgeon Lake: George Olson, Clark
field: i: c. Nolan. uartland: A. e. Luedke, Fer
gus Falls; Mrs. IT. r. Berg. Mcintosh; Inga Lee,
and wife, Royalton: julius Holland, Benson;
Charles Evenson, Sieyenne. n. D.; o. E. Jerud,
!Rothsay: Q. X: Haugen. St. James; O. n Ber-
8. r Payne Eitchfieid A. o. Gefde.. DIVA Olivia: s.
+ Wiprud., George +. Lorrimen Fesenden., n.
Crystal. n. D.: r. G. Barry Little Falls: Johs
Flood, Duluth: George Kremer, Grand Rapids;
TT Treadwell. John Arends. John W. Price,
Delhi; Charles Sundherg. Jr., Madelia: Andrew
iFfaugen. Albert Lea: A. G. ,Scboll, Owatonua
i. O. simons, Glencoe; J. Evensou, Austin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
I Jones-HarrIsoi1 Home.

The directors of the Jones Harrison
home held their annual meeting Yesterday
afternoon at the Woman's Boarding home
oil Sixth street. Mrs. r. S. Jones was re-
elected president; Mrs. =. f. Carpenter
was chosen vice presidents; Mrs j. E.
Cooper, recording secretary: Mrs. c. NV.
Ross. corresponding secretary: Mrs. l., G.
Ramsey, treasurer, The directors are
Mines. 6. T.. Hudson, c.. l.. Sawyer, w. c.
Weld, F. Mitwer. R. G. Leavitt..$H, c..
Morse. "A. a. w. Griswold, j. c. Lows and
r. If. Carleton.
,s@ The reports of the secretary ard treas
urer VIII besread the annual meeting
Of. the .Weman,s Christian association in
ST. Marks parish. house Friday afternoon
The report of the admission committee
was given by Mrs. w, c. Weld who ga id
that six old ladies had entered the home
during the year. making the number of
the residents eighteen
{ The resignation of Mrs. Coffin. the ma
,tron, was accepted with regret and Mrs.
Goldize1l Of Lafay cite, Ind, was appointed
to the position. Mrs. Goldizen has had
considerable experience in such work and
was l,1atrop of a large state Institution in
Lafayette for sixteen years.
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OLD JOHN GRAHAM SAYS ABOUT
APPEARANCES

OF COURSE. CLOTHES DON'T MAKE
THE MAN, But THEY MAKE ALL OF
HIM EXCEPT HIS HANDS AND FACE
DURING BUSINESS HOURS, AND
THAT'S A PRETTY CONSIDERABLY
AREA OF THE HUMAN ANIMAL. 4
DIRTY SHIRT MAY HIDE A PURE
HEART, BUT IT SELDOM COVERS A
CLEAN SKIN. IF YOU LOOK AS IF
YOU HAD SLEPT IN YOUR CLOTHES,
MOST MEN WILL JUMP TO THE CON
CLUs1ON THAT YOU HAVE, AND IF
YOU WEAR BLUE AND WHITE
STRIPED PANTS AND RED NECK
TIE, YOU WILL, FIND IT. DIFFICULTY
TO GET CLOSE ENOUGH TO a DEA-
CON. TO BE INVITED TO SAY GRACE
AT HIS TABLE. EVEN IF. YOU -NFSER
PLAY FOR ANYTHING EXCEPT cor
FEE OR BEANS.
APPEARANCES ARE DECEITFUL. I
KNOW, But SO LONG Asz.THEI5A ARE
THERE'S NOTHING LIKE HAVING
THEM DECEIVE FOR Us INSTEAD OF
AGAINST US. IT ISN'T ENOUGH TO
BE ALL RIGHT IN THIS WORLD;
Y0IsyE COT TO LOOK ALL RIGHT AS
WE'LL. BECAUSE TWo-TFIRps OF
SUCCESS is MAKING PEOPLE THINK
YOU ARE ALL RIGHT. I'VE SEEN. A
TEN CENT SHAVE AND A FNE-CEHT
SHINE GET A THoUsAND-D DOLLAR
JOB. AND. A CIGARETTE AND A PINT
OF CHAMPAGNE KNOCK THE BOT
TOM OUT OF A MILL1ON-DOLLAR
PORK CORNER. =. -
From George Ell. Lorimer's new
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
AFTER TWO YEARS
A Nebraska Doctors Opinion Of the An.
drews Heating System and
Its Methods.

DR.. e. "A. Creighton of Red Cloud, Neb..
put in one of the Andrews Celebrated Hot
Water Heaters over two years ago. In
reply to a letter he says: -
II have always been satisfied with your
treatment. My plant. is giving every sat.
isfaction after running it two years. s.
Now. what more could a man want?
There is not a home in the middle west
better heated and few are as well heated
as those in which the Andrews Home
Heater is installed. In Minnea polls alone
there are many, and any number of plants
are shipped to points all over the United
State The plan of making complete
plans and LAYING out all the work. just IS
it is done by an architect, insures perfect
success and prevents mistakes. If you
want TO know. more. call or write. AN
drevs Heating company, Globe building.
Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

i Miss Carrie Sickler is in ST. Louis No.
Mrs. Knapp Of s5o7 Columbus avenue will en-
lterta1n. on Wednesday,. -, -
|; Mrs George lie Baron is recovering from
la serious attack of grip.
i Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Moore have returned
from an extended eastern visit
= Miss Margare ct; Lawson is spending the winter
IN New York City, studying music.
| Mrs. James Nash was SUMMONED TO Ohio YES.
terday by the Illness of her mother. 81
The 8. and r. Social club will give a nasGue
| ball Thursday evening in Richmond hall. 6, :.
Mrs. Andrew Holt and children returned yes
terday from al extended visit i'm Tucson, Ariz
Pansy Rebekah lodge will give a card Marty
evening. 80 =
Minneapolis chapter No. Q: o. e. s.. viii give
Temple "a : '4esu's q 'Frh'on N masonic N
The Fleur de Lis Club will meet with Mrs.
/ Christofson, POI Ridgerood avenue, Monday
Tie Arbutus Club wne give dancing party
| in the hall. Fourth and Central avenues Tues
day evening. :. - :
The Alert I club viii give dancing party
Washington avenues. y
The. young people Of st. Marks church will
have a shreve Tuesday frolic in the parish
house Tuesday evening. ,,Issss
Louis D. Wagner and Malcolm McEwen Of chi
caxo are visiting Mrs. r. IL Wagner. I7l2 In.
popt avenue S, for a few days. s. =.
The IN Ihist rte, 4; NJ = church aid So
|
Tuesday l1 night. Supper will be served from &
Mrs. Mary Mendenhall Hobb and little dsueh.
ter Gertrude have returned TO North Carolina
ALTERS four months visit With their uncle R.
J. Mendephall -. M,
Miss hnees Mack has gone TO New York for
a two Weeks visit with relatives. Later size
Will go to Cuba to visit her sister, Mrs Proctor
Hansel. 49, -: 3E55aSs. - = :
The Ralston Culture club will hold a social
evening Wednesday in the new room in the
Dayton building. Dancing Will be a feature Of
the affair. q
The Whatsoever. Bible Glass of Wesley church
will give Washington party Monday evening
About $50 guests will be present and an interest
ing program Will be given 30 M. -
The romans auxiliary of st. Barnabas' hos
pitalr will serve luncheons in ST. Marks parish
house Ihnrsdays inrLent.R Two women from
TIE board Will have. charge each week. ts:sIsas
| d The fancy! drill and degree team OF Fern
ca mp. Roysl Neighbors of America r will give a
masquerade ball in Richmond halls. Eighth street
and Nicouet avenue. Monday evening.
Assembly No. 125. Loyal Americans will give
a card party In Richmond hall Monday after
the first and third Tuesdays in each mouth -
| The young ladies of st. Anthony parish " iii
give their last socable before Lent at fbe home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Irving SO Summer strest
Me- Monday evening. There will be a musical
and literary program.
The people of Holy Trinity parish will have 4
pancake social Tuesday evening at $50 clock
!! In the afternoon there will he a thinble bee AZ
nue. 81. e, = -
| AIRS. William Miller Of Elliot Az enue s, en-
tertained Sunday Afternoon In honor Of zthe
anniversary of her daughter Mabe1's birthday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
THINGS WORTH KNOWING
Bits Of scraphook Wisdom on Vari
- Gus Household Topics.

A simple, harmless and infallible cure
for earachs Is effected by making a small
funnel Of stiff paper and saturat ing ball
of cotton the size of hickory nut with
!ehloroform and dropping it into the fun
mel; place the small end of the funnel in
the ear. draw long breath and then blow
the breath into the large end Of the fun
mel: the fumes OF the chloroform are thus
carried into the ear and all pain ceases
at once.
Professor H. W. Wiley, head Of the
division Of chemistry in the United States
department Of agriculture has discovered
AN agent OF death in the dy used in black
stockings. IN a lecture delivered the
Nother day the professor said that the arse
mic used in compromising the dye some
times finds its way into the blood with
fatal effects. Cases were cited to show
that even slight cut made by a chirop.
;odist's tool gave sufficient channel TO,
the infusion Of deadly poison.
In selecting shampoo mixture srea,
care should be taken to use nothing b,,1
the simplest and most innocent sinh
stances. One Of the best mixtures known
Tor use In cases Of this description is one
much lauded In Germany. but also for in.
icreasing the growth of the hair It is
made by boiling two handfuls OF bran dr
soft water until the LIQUID feels soapy
THE water is then drawn off and Is poured
over shaved or powdered white CASTLE
soap. The preparation is stirred unit,
every bit OF the soap Is dissolved. It Is
then applied as usual. and should be =
great comfort to anyone needing an abso.
lutely. harmless shampoo.
fern ball holder represents a new de.
vice In the ceramic line. The holder re.
eembles rose bowl with perforations
The top OF the bowl contains a large
opening for the main fern plant and small
fern fronds project from the openings ir
the sides. . These bowls or holders are
decorated principally in lustre paints
When stewInE fruit never use meta
spoon: wooden spoon is best and those
with short handles are most convenient
for thick substances. .''. 80 49,. -. =.
Throw peeling from lemons and or.
anges into cold water place OH the stove
and when 1t comes to a boil drain the
Water off and cover again with colo
water. Let them boil fifteen minutes
Make q syrup of sugar and water out
the peeing into this and boil -untilStrans-
parent. Roll in sugar, then place on g
plate to dry. This is fine i'll fruit cake.
A successful venture i'm new foof
combination. the other day. deserves IA S.
ing on The dinner was being prepared
over gas range. and the gas refused tc
give more than one burner good fla me
at time. The cook had started to boi
new potatoes in one saucepan and Inns
3beans in another. When she found tina
only one kettle could be kept boiling. she
put. the contents of the two vessels to.
isether. and finished their cooking. Whe.
tender they We're set back to steam while
n white sauce was prepared and turned
over item. The result was so deliciou.
and satisfactory that the combination wi!
he used again. even If not necessary
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

MoNDA ..-- .
Tourists, public library building, 10 IN
Executive committee of the Presbyteria
Home Missionary society,", Westminster
church parors. 3 p. m.
Columbian club. Mrs r.. G. Orff, 24ot
Plea sant avenue. S:30 p. M.
= Utopialr club: Miss Elizabeth Brown, SIS
Fifth avenue S E..,22::30 p. M.
Chicago Avenue Literary club, Mrs. j
r. Canterbury. 400 Second avenue Sic, sc
p. nj. .stsl-&
Deaconess' Aid Society Of Asbury Hos
pital,. Rebecca: Deaconsss & home, 400
Ninth avenue, S, all day:
Z Ladies Shakspere club, Mrs. A. Fl. Hor-
ton, 203O Stevens ave. afternoon.
ST. 4Pauls guild, Mrs. D. i. Osborne,
1928 Ifennepin avenue. 2 r. m. y
Disco club, Mrs: C. r. Fowler SCI For
est avenue, $50 p, m. = szs=. :; AS Il a1,g
P. =. o.. the Misses Mead, 500 Ea ST
Fifteenth street. evening.
/. olio club. MrssJ. S. Mathewson. 1924
Portland avenue. 2:30 D.. m.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
Lenten sMeetInas,

The women Of the diocese of Minnesota
viii have a quiet day in Gethsemane
church Thursday Communion will be adj
5rninistered. at $50 o'clock and from an
It'll s. o'clock there will be meditations di-
5rected by Bishop Edsa1l Tuesday, March
8. a quiet day will be. observed i'll ST.
Paul's church. st. Paul, by the women Of
the diocese The celebration of conlmlill-
ion will he at II o'clock. ..flle women of
the church will serve a light luncheon at
noon and in the afternoon the rector of
kcniper hall, Keilosha will direct the
medit ations. 49, S x
Bishop; EdsaI will go to Missouri next
month to, conduct a quiet day for the
women of the Missouri diocese. sssi
The Church club has arranged for a
course of lectures on the apostles which
will he given by di ffereIt bishops in Geth-
sen1anes church Tuesday evenings during
Lent and in Christ church, st Paul. the
following Wednesday evenings. Bishop
Edsall will give the first talk and he will
be followed by Bishop Anderson of Chi
cago, Bishop Olnsted. Colorado; Bishop
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
SPIRITUALISTS' MEETING
Fourth Annual Gathering Ct the State
Association VIII & AXE Place in

The fourth annual mass meeting of the
state spiritualist association will be- held
in tfesIs o. o. F. hall&in st. Paul Feb u
to March L. The program will begin at 10
a. m: Friday and will consist of tests, music
and addresses. - ,.s4sSgs Il
Friday is termed Progressive Society.
day. Saturday will be Band Of Peace;
day and Sunday :. Alliance and State" day.
Sunday afternoon the cl1ildren.s Eceum
of the st. Paul alliance will meet before
the regular meeting and will take part iii
the program In the ana in hall. 5s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
A SECOND CHAPTER
Officers Of New Organization OF spa ual1'
tiers ct the. American Revolution
80 At SvVInoha

sWipona. Mimi, Feb. TIA second
chapter Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution has been formed here to be
known as the Elizabeth Dyar chapter. 1t
has a nembersTi of wenty one. S.
The officers Chosen are; Regent. Mrs.
Florence Sheperd Little; vice regent. Miss
Anna Lombard Dyar::re register. Miss Har,
Eriet Iarrabee; srecording secretary. Miss
Helen7B.S C.urtiss; corresponding secretary
Miss Abbies T. sHnrlbert;s treasurer Miss
Grace Douglas; historian; Miss Adeline M.
Jenlley - ss:x
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
The Success Clubs Service.

The service in Tabernacle BAPTIST
church to- morrow evening will be under
the auspices of the Success club. Rev. G.
II. Gamble will speak on THE Making OF
a Man. George j. Smith will be at the
organ and give numbers from Mendel-
ssohn Gottschall and Richards. An octet
will sing and Melvin l.. Cole will contrib
ute a bass solo. Beside Still Waters.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21

To prevent the lower crust of any Gus.
ard or juicy pie from becoming soggy,
sprinkle it before filing with fine bread
crumbs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21

You cannot afford to throw away valu-
able time running around looking for
board. rooms houses etc, when The jour
nal Want Ads will get you what you want.
Insert a small ad and save yourself the
time, worriment and labor. ~. ;.-,:s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
Patriotic Entertainments.

There will be patriotic meeting for
fathers and mothers at Riverside kinder
garten Tuesday evening, at 7:45 o'clock.
Dr. Bushnell Of Westminster church will
give the address and the Daughters of the
American Revolution will furnish a mus
ical and literary program.
The Wonan's association Of st. An
thony Park will have a patriotic meeting
Thursday at $50 p. M. at the residence of
Mrs D. F. Polk Miss Maria, Sanford Will
speak and Mrs William Liggett will read
a paper on the National Songs" The
Abt quartet of ST Paul will furnish music.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
CLUB NOTES.

The Ladies' Social Circle of the Church of the
Eedeemer will hold an important meeting il,
tie church parlors Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Igdrasil Theosophical society will meet Sunday
afternoon at o clock at 4OS Cedar avenue. The
subject of the afternoon will be ''Signifca tio,,
of The Secraments,' and it will be discussed
In the Scandinavian language. Z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
Young Matrons' Club.

The Young Nations entertained their
husbands at ascolonial party last evening
at the home sof Mrs. F. Freeman, 1896
Park avenue The ladies We're all in
pretty and appropriate costumes. His
torical and musical contests were held
and prizes were won by Mrs. Yeo. Messrs.
Jones' Welsh and Jarvis. A poem by
Mrs. F. Watson giving the history. of the
club was read and supper was served at
midnight ..s