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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
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ming, JON bar iat Jig til Spgape a
bringe SoIf til at inbbonore til
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mil, bporaf 79,205 Gpaorotmil e,
2ano, nebens 4,t60 apaoratmiI op'
tages at Siser % @lDe. s 1906
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sere, altiaa INN % poa auaoratmi'
len, onttrent iparenbe iii 9eioltrirt'
gems SGtbeo / Nsorge, iom melt be-
itaar al Sielo.
s forrige llee peotoges en- 8rlmo,
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Itemner, at Stprelien ifol beitoa al
en- greflttipfomite paa 81 MeSIer,
mer. Senne Somite beiattes meb
islgenbe Serrer: Sbeo. q. Smith.
$. 81. gloSeett, 5. u. @iGis, 10. 8,
SIomer, 90. 5. 9onnelIp, q. 81. NC
Sin, g. s. Sobe (norif 9oniuD, 6.
u. Saggarb, 6. %. GonOaa, s. 80,
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6. Meibenbau / Duluth, s. Is. 2unO
Gtorif) / MtinuenpoltS; i. 3. @ilion
/ Stillmoter, Sobn Strcet / Gortb'
fieIo, %. @. Npe / minneapolis, 9.
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/ @iQmar (norif) s. W. Scoop /
Sroinaro, s. 9. hammers / Serou
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tee1l | Ct. Eaul for at rouppue Ell
SiceprGiioent / bpert al Statens
Gountper. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ifaI bare aontorer / ct. gmtl og
minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
WorbQrtr0ets Sfiebne,

Set Itsrite Sre, nosen bpib Wano
bar feet / Ohio, er ct MsorbPrtrP,
lom porte / @aGep Sopnibip / Scioto
Goltntp, NOR Scioto Riper. Set bar
Ioa itort, at oct ollereoe 1910 / 6in'
cinnati- aImanaffeu fables ct al
Sbtos unoere.
Otter pooIioeIig 9eretning res |
SUM 1908 trettcit 8erioner in6 / BET
blile Sre og enooa bar Der BlaoS
FOR TO Rpttere til. 3rGet flspet iig
fra &o6en ontrent otte Sob opoper
90 bar built, Ga set fsrite Sang blep
feet al bbioe SettIere. Erect bar
63 SOB / Smfre6s beo Rooen, %
fem Soo oppe bar oct AZ 5ob. Man
Ter iaaIeSes, at bet bar al ianrme
Stsrrelie iom De befienote Srer !
California. aobriugen SrGets
Stamne par 10 500 breo neo Sor.
Den og par 91a 500 bsi % Ia SOB |
Spermoal.
Greet blcu ombegnet og beooret
iom en- Toritet, in6til SarmerL poa
bptIfen oct itoS, fom | Sbomas OH.
aans SRnSer og bleb en- Sreatlir-
8arm. 5ormeren ilap ino paa 0dnr.
fen rrutSt Greet Ell Gel Srer, og to
al bisIe fom til of Haas / oct bule
Srp, og Sd ser life bar Slabs for
en- oroentIig aamp al oct Slog og en-
al Srerre blep br9bt, loo 8itgan
oet ItsrIte SrG Ohio bugge neo.
Senere Iap ban Sniu mo paa Den
Usarf, pg oa SpinefoGera brsb no,
troebc 8ugor, at oct bar ubeIiigt FOR
bans Spjn at Iigge iubeu FOR DEN
bule Stubbe, o. ban loo Stub6en
trqffe op, ioa at oer mi life er Spor
efter set Itore Ere i9ien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
Piem,nets SYffe.

i ga, ser funoe iiges iad me9ct nrt,
bpcri ct SiemS &nfte beitaur, OF
brorleoeS 6enne 2pffe ifubeS; men
bellere emo at tale ON nlt bette ltdl
her oipeS nogle fon 9tunb, Ion, ON
De ielges, oil biera9e til Oenne Spffe
lorgt mere enc mange Sro, Raao,
iom hi ole ret bsr IGgge oS paa
Sierte:
II Sp big | al beberife Dig ielo,
at itprc Din Billie, at pare perIi9 og
taalmnSig.
q Snif pda, at ON Gale emo fau
prrc goo, ioo er 5ouSbeo Dog ofte be-
Gre. gi Inber oite Srb iorlaoe bore
2Gber, Tom nj pifoc gipe meget ior at
funne tdge tiIbage; men BET fan Oct
Sro, iom eilaang or ia9t, life blioe.
- Snr on megrt at fiGnpe imoo,
Spgoom, NGrtngsiorg, 5ornrrmd'
ier, 8eip9rligbeoer oip., ioa pas pod,
at on life al oen 8rluto laoer 6ig
benripe til baorbe Orb, urimeligbeo,
Breoe. Oct fer iaa ofte, at ri mteit'
neifer belsulter 8e1tIiabeo og 500.
beo paa Sen Maaoe, ifisut ri 8oot
Ter, of DC andre gisr, bpao &c fon, %
gisr oct | en- goo Weliug.
~ Noa ri life forlauge for me-
Get al andre. tbi pi ifal buife, at og.
ina andre - iom hi ielp - bar at
fiGmpe meo SpngbeS og GgeufiGr.
Iigbeo, 8i ifal tpertimoo nItio free.
be miuore al andre eno al os IeIp og
ditto bore reSe iii at tilgipe oe bsm.
me milbt, - ri enifer 10 bo9 ielp en
'mil6 Com.
81 8ioer nogen os on6e SrS, iaa
lao os life aipe Dem tilbage. tbi oct
er oct anbet Sro, Der fanr 8rptte
igdug. Sier on, 6u gisr Su bel baaSe
moo Din Nooitanoer % Oi9 ielo, on
oiDer BAN ct gobt grempeI og eper
DIG | Saalmoo og Ooerbprenbe6.
g. gPr oenlig % tienitpiaig
ouernlt, bpor ser er 9eilig5eS BERTH.
Sun bcrueo fan pi ielo oeItte 8eulig.
beO og SiRIp. DOG ital ri life gisre
Oct me0 Sarfe Serpna; ietpe oct at
ejste gobt ifaI pPre oS Ell 8lGoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22

|@ropens, fiji I iannte GiebIit, ocn
mco broaeoe Sicr foripnie Eil be.
|rsrte Sfibets SIDE, f~ornmnbIeocs Set
It'll CT Stem.
Sub al argit, @reec og Sortpi.
|lelie aiifisS bcn drme aonge De 90.
riae Tile moo lit eget 2ano, OF neS
ct irpgteligt grng iant De for lao
blomitrenSe Ger iom en- StenfoIos
ISapet.
Siul set ioriteneoe Sfib blep itda.
errSe, og oct or mi Sen at Sientau.
Den fieuotc % irpgteoe RodaIs
afippe.
3 itile Grtter fon oen eriiomme
Sisforenoe hsre Den rilae 8roming
fhaae oper FIN banrbe Sfirbnc, o. en-
Sang ON Goret or oct &ou9en tiaa0t
Of bGDe iig op oper @slgerte or Ia.
tie ct gIif pnu i'm brirtale 9rlto. ionI
.itrGfter time foIoe. foritcneSe armc
.ito inrob ham, OF ban u~oIIpuaer oa
oct fortoiIeSe Roob, iom bar git Slip
perne Bdun "Rpdaa" -: "aIt er
Slippc."
9o9. 6orbonSeIielt ifol en- Sang
BIZ bGpet, bpert Gor er oct bom tiI'
loot at fommc alipperne Ell Somme
nGrmcrc, oa mar ban oa euoeIig frl
Tutte fin Sltitr1i / fine arme. iful oet
uIpfteIige Bar Ieics al Srolooom.
men," -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
LUTHERAN LADIES' SEMINARY
RED WING, MINI.

I'll bore uHet. IUthtrift 9igfrl
Wanas AZ sber Hal peI tn Gotten aan pdn en-
hBttre Stpie. Te,is CT Of meast oiatgt gtrot /
ebers eto. Ser CT ben itsrlte JUrtrolilAeo pda'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
Snneebet0noeIic.

Sra fIere gefoIfninascentrcr / bort
itorc 9ouo flages oper, of Sunsebe-
trnoeIie sriber ON Jig | en- i~orircli'
gerbe @rao. Gen og SGrina er nil
DC pGrite 6~oIfeimocmme. 2Ggeruc
er fife enise ON. bporpiot 2unaebe.
t9ltoelie er imitIom eler ei. SlnO-
b~eosfommisiPr Or. Darlington /
Retp gorf forlmger $4,000, Tor at
Der fan forctnaes piSenifabeIise lin.
berisgelier / ben 3etuing. gpen tr,lcs
meo en- operbannbtaaenoe llobreoeIie
al 2unge6et9noelIe Enalmonia).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
Naa Roromano

bar siort mel sicr at Ttn5e Ipisre % beors
aaor blanbt fine 2auesmaao euo ben M
afesos GfboIostnIer ps Rsbaftsr Ole Sr.
clion SunOreber Diem bIep lptteIissre
p.b bans girie ps unnssH urs gaano reo'
be, ira en- Grantsrs Saue. Eliou Opoe fat
tis. Sans 8sHnsr bar nesipsf en- imui iau'
treret Bog: 'Mtabsblnoe'. Der ioruoeu en-
Eel fra Clisns sseu Ben moshoioer Shk
erinser Of hans Sip os girts. Sosea. sr
paa i5a Cher. ialsss I'll 5uptGst ior ben
eftsrIabte camille 90 toner so Gents.
5aass peO at i%illiripe @m. aser, Can
Claire. ISIS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22

boIot i gciairia Mcnigbeo, Taitor s.
Solporiens aaIo, fra 17oe-t9oc
SUM-. Sbema for Samtalen por
Motb. 8, 35-t0, 8. Haiior Can.
oobl inolcocoe. 2igeiaa prroifeoe
ban ogian Ssroog. ct llloteppe bIeb
iolgN for 81 Collars, iom sif til 8i-
immisHonen. @eS bette Weoe inb.
tom Der til Misiionen | Offer %
Subfription ca. 5000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22
Scn apbe sGatemanb.


er min aones 6sSieIsbng, bar bun
oItio Sop at snife iie bnao bun pil."
"ScoS euifer bun iig iaa | Mmin'
oeIiabeo?"
"aa. / set iibite ti-toIo aar bar
bun snifet iis en- Spnaitiue."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-22

pmaifinen 4Susuenrel1 bar Ri III for en-
, Tib iibeu mOOtaget, og ri er rleget til
treble nteD ben. Den arbeiber gobt %
er meget peut %rbitDret, iaa ben OuertrGfer Dor
Soruentniug. genligit Gbris 8eOerion, Dor
165, SiasbprD, sc. OafDta.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
MINES OF HILLS
SHOW ACTIVITY
HOMEsTAKE BELT GROUND rs
UNDER DEVELOPMENT.
New 1OO-Ton Plant of the Ruby Min
ing Company Started on Its First
Run-Victoria Company stockhold-
ers Select q Site for 2OO-Ton Cya-
hide Mill.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Deadwood, s. D., May 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Safe Investment company
was held this week, and the following
officers elected: G. M. Woodbridge, Lin
coin, president; Mrs. T. e. Ireland, Me-
Lincoln, treasurer; r. H. Woodbridge,
Lincoln, secretary. The company Is de-
veloping a large tract of ground on the
Homestake belt south Of this city Ma
ctinery Is being installed for a hosting
plant.
The Imperial Mining company is running
its mill in this city at full capacity, a
night shift having been put on. The com
pany has just added about 100 acres OF
patented ground to its holdings, the con
sideration being about 100000. The ca
pacity Of the Imperial mill will be from 226
to ESQ tons q day.
The new 100-ton plant Of the Ruby Min
ing company in the Galena mining district
has been started on its first run Of ore
The stockholders are business men Of
Newcastle. Pa, and the president AND
general manager Is James Conzett Of this
city The company has a rich PROPOSE
ton, there being several free-milling veins
Of ore running in value from Sc to 500 8
ton.
Stockholders of the Victoria Minine
company have been in the Hills from
Omaha looking over the holdings Of the
company. A site for a 2O0-ton cyanid,
plant was picked out and plans are beins
made for the erection Of the plant earl,
this summer.
The Horseshoe Mining company ha,
made another payment on its indebted
ness, which is rapidly being reduced The
mill at Terry Is treating about 800 ton.
Of ore a day, which is making an outpu
of about $4,000 a. month. A rich strike
was made last week in the Ben Hur mine
which Is one Of the company's properties
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
"s LARGE GLASS AT ANOKA 49,
Twenty-seven to Be Graduated From
High School ON June Z.

ANOKA. MINN-On June 7 the Anoka high
school will graduate a class Of twenty seven, It's
Justus G. Chesley, Max F. Pitman, Elmer T.
4 Foss, John p. Stewart, John P. Coleman. Thomas
B. Adams; Jarvis D. sperry Loretta p , Smith
Stake. William NJ. Tuthl, Eva L. Campbell.
Louise Kelly Freda Herrick, Hazel Pitman, Bert
Bradeen1, Hannah Peterson, Jay W, johnson, Alice
Dorothy Underwood Velma Barnes, Ethel Muir
ray Vida Clingman, Inez Applebee. Ten of these
o.. o. f. Warnes has rendered his resignation as a
member Of the board of directors Of the public
library.
ans Study Friday afternoon" Mexican history
Mrs. ' W. j. Green has made gift to the city
of q magnificent canopy drinking fountain to be
Splaced in some suitable public place. The upne1
part is for the use of citizens while at the
base are drinking founts for dogs.
About 100 shade trees have been set out to I'M
prove the Riverside driving park grounds, which
Sare on the banks Of Rum river thirty-fve feet
above the river and directly opposite the. insane
"A bridge could be constructed across the rivel
to the asylum grounds. which are already
po tennis cea ate Mod f bs ode
afternoon at the home Of Mrs; W, J: AMMAN
1'Lux Christi being the study.
Mrs. Paul Giddings Of Fort Thomas, Ky. Il
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hughes
months visit before going to Nome Alaska
where he will be stationed for two years
Miss Carrie Wea therbee Warnes held an in
enjoyed by sixty friends. .,,
The senior class play Of the A. H. s. wa
vang a Re sy TO hail. large ' Bot o
Rev A. ". Bond of the Congregational churc
church at Hobart Okla, and will preach hi
farewell sermon Sunday morning.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
lY'S NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST.

sisted by Miss Tredwell, pianist. and the Misses
Sherman and Hulett, and Mrs. Strathern solo
lists. Miss Elmquist gave her recital last even
Ing, and was assisted By Miss Josephine Menth'
vocalist, and by Miss Edith Quist accompanies.
Both programs showed thoro preparation. Spe.
cial mention should be made. of the "Cantata
Lady Of Shalott,' which was presented BY four.
teeen lady singers. the accompaniment being
played by Miss Forbush, and Of the piano SOL, sols
by Miss Tredwsll. and of the vocal solos by Miss
Menth and Mrs. Strathern.
The board of directors were in session yester
day. Professor A. A. Stromberg was granted 8
years leave of absence to pursue advance STUDIES
at Harvard college. He has recently peer
awarded Harvard fellowship. Professor G. A
Lundquist was recommended to the conference
Az permanent assistant in history The reslgna
ton Of Professor l. NJ. Anderson, who goes e
Augustana college as professor OF Creek. was
accepted and Professor II. V. Hegstrom, form
erly president of Jewell college, Iowa. now gnr
suing advanced studies at Chicago university
was elected to fill the vacancy.
Miss Medora Anderson Of the department. o
elOcution ana English, resigned in order to g
east to pursue advanced studies. Professor Z
G. Langerno Of the school of commerce. Will no
return next year, but will ltake advanced work q
the University of Wisconsin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
MOVEMENT OF
ORE NOT STARTED
LABOR TROUBLES AND DULENESs
IN THE TRADE.
Vessels VIII Be In Commission In
Week or So, as the Ice Fields In SUI
perior No Longer Bar Navigation
Some Mines Must Be Idle Until
Shipping Is Done.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. s1r traa
Duluth Mimi, May 12.--Pract1cally no
ore Is yet moving from upper lake mines
to docks, tho this is about thirty days
later than the traffic generally begins. The
dullness In ore trade Is not solely re-
sponsible for this delay, as labor troubles
along the lakes have tied up shipping TO
such an extent that until now vessel own
ers have been unable to make an estimate
OF the dates upon which they could COM
mence receiving ore. -.
The lakes are about open-even the
enormous ice fields at the western end OF
Superior are little hindrance to navigation.
1t Is expected that vessels Will be In
commission in week or so.
Many Mines Affected.
Having been forced to Stockpile ore for
q longer time than customary, many
mines are about to Close some have al
ready done So and these must remain idle
until enough shipping is done to give
them room. a-..-
This does not add to the comfort of
the situation. Then, again, the agreed
price of ore Is such as to make nom
! bessemer mining scarcely worth while
and even some standard bessenler mines
are unable to make any money. A mine
or two has closed on this account and
| preparations for resumption at Mesaba
! non-bessemer properties are not at all
! strenuous.
If standard Mesaba bsssemer is selling
at Cleveland at SO, or even a little less,
as Is reported on good authority, this
means about 81 q ton at the mine, above
royalty, and Is Of course even less for non
! bessemers. It Is an especially desirable
and easily mined non-bessemer that can
be sold under such circumstances. But
OF course such conditions cannot endure.
The Chandler and Pioneer mines Of the
Oliver Iron Mining company, Vermillion
range, have not resumed, and doubtless
will not for some weeks, at the earliest.
There have been within the week j
few closures Of mines on older ranges, for
reasons given above, but these have little
effect upon the general situation. AS
soon as shipments are general, some OF
these Idle mines will resume.
Western Mesaba Developments.
Two shafts are being sunk on the west
ern Mesaba in deposits of the same sandy
ore that was experimental upon by the
Standard Mining company CIV. P. Snyder
Sc Coz last year. 1t is thought that the
washing Of these ores can be effected with
less expense than then seemed necessary,
land some important developments are
likely to take place this year.
/ Pumps at the Volunteer mine, Cascade
range, are still running, as they have been
JAIL winter, but this Is the only sign OF
iprobable early activity. There is a large
stock of ore on hand, and many idle men
are about the location.
1t Is expected that operations may re-
sume at the Richmond mine soon after
the opening of navigation. .As's+. ...sr-.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
Meet Me at the Inside Inn
Never Before Did Great World.
Fair Have q Big, Hotel
Inside the Grounds.
Rates within the Means Of All.


Meet me at the Inside Inn" That
heard at the Louisiana Purchase Elk
position. This hotel is an immense
structure, 400 feet wide and 500 feet
long, with 2,257 sleeping rooms, and
a dining-room seating $500 persons.
The hotel Is inside the Exposition
pervision of the Exposition manage
ment. It is well appointed and fur
nished in modern up-to-date style, and
Will be the center Of social affairs in
the way Of dinners and family reun-
ions inside the grounds.
This hotel is In the southeast por-
ton of the grounds, not far from the
Plateau Of States, and to the north a
short distance are the famous Cascade
Gardens. Festival Hall and Colonnade
Of States, which form a part Of the
main picture Of the Exposition. Street
railroads running by the door go d.
rect to the Union railway sta
mural road, inside the grounds,
carries guests from the hotel en-
trance to all points Of interest. Here
Is cool retreat, where persons can
| find rest, enjoyment and quietude
away from the noise and crush Of the
sition grounds. Sightseeing at large
| exposition is the most tiresonne pleas
| ure, because the mind Is busily en-
gagged and finds diversion by constant
i ~ changing scenes, while the body is
4 becoming weary and the visitor does
4 not realize how tired he is until he
i stops to rest. The place to rest Is the
daily admission fee TO the grounds
and the registered guest at this hotel
II is free from the annoyance OF pushing
through the crowds at the gates
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
!. DISTRICT LEAGUERs
EpwortIians to Hold Fifteenth Annual
Meeting at Owatonna.

convention Of the ST, Paul district Epworth
leagues will be held In this city commencing
night nj Enter ainment has been provided 70.
200 guests. Several Of the most prominent
Will contribute to the program. The music viii
be especially fine. The program is az FOL
lows.
Bora May s. g. asa
by the Owatonna chapter.
w. satufasy M Mss canceFd a. Rev
Q a. m.-Local chapter reports Cloth senior and
junior), Miss Minnie stubbings.r
the e Neglected. George a. Page First church
st. Paul; general discussion.
lie. m.-Reports and elections.
B 81 iSs s.
hffty IN Regard to Temperancs and Good Citizen
ton. General discussion. :,
citizen q and the Relation to Law Enforcement
W. a. sperry. owatonna.
e July 3 to 81 1904 Claude r. SOUTH SOUTH
| wick, Albert Lea, MINI.
i. Iourmore, Red Winng Hubert tsus y
King M'' E hMesa q & Mise 1
/ discussion.
Sunday, May Is, Z a. m.-Praise and praye,
Ed Hoerger, Faribault.
1890 a. m.-ConVention sermon, Rev. s. 3
Kerfoot Winona
5 D. m.-Junior rally and conference, Mis-
Pearl Candell. district junior superintendent
Lake city, and assistants. mo.
p. m.--The missionary movement among tt
Door people, Miss Mabel J. Little, Hamlin; di
cussion led by Miss Eva White, Hamlin.
$50 p mlparass ser casn, 40 oonvsnt,o
.Evange listic, . Dr.. n. v. .Givler. D. b.. FIR
church, st. Paul.
MoNTRosE, MINN.-The frst social funntis
of the season In honor Of the graduating ella
and teachers Vas held last night -----
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
IOWA.
POTTER's LETTERS
Miss Ham VIII Offer Them in Evil
dence-TwO Other Offers.

DUBUQUE, IOWA.--Miss Sara Ham,, who Is
suing, George p. Porter OF Duluth for breach of
promise, stated today that she will show when
the case comes to trial that she had two other
offers of marriage one from young Minneapolis
attorney. whose name she withholds, and an offer
Of the letters that Potter has written her and
they will be introduced in evidence. Miss Ham g
attorney says Potter will set up as his defense
that she Is an immoral woman. M
!. The government boat Curlew has returned to
Dubuque from st. Louis where 1t took load OF
Mississippi river fish for the United States fish
commission. The fish were carried in iron tanks
where fresh water was constantly pumped by the
government fish hatchery at Manchester
Archbishop Keane has moi. yet received g dis
from her religious vfxs that she might marry
former music nqpiI Mister Annette g IN con
dispensationl arrives; The marriage ceremony
will be performed fh this city. ss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
INHERITs HIDDEN TREASURE
Mrs. Lena Rasmussen of Stephe1
Comes into unexnected Wealth

SUPERIOR, wIs.-Mrs: Lena Rasmussen Of
Stephen, Nina, has written her brother. henry
Jacobs Of this city,, that she is about to leave
Colorado Springs after inheriting the wealth Of
a sister she had not seen for twenty -four years.
Mrs. Hannah Daniels. formerly Of oconte
county, Wisconsin. IN aged washerwoman of
Colorado Springs. believed to be destitute, dis.
closed before her death that she owned $2,45O
in cash and four lots in Denver
About 5000 in nickels. dimes, quarters and
of flour, where Mrs. Daniels had hidden it.
ASHLAND, WIs.-Captain Mowatt has
shipped twenty Kragg-Jorgensen rifles to the
sheriff Of Sawyer county by order Of Judge
Parish and they will be used by posse to hunt
down J. f. Deitz, who has defed the courts and
shot two men.
PORTAGE, w1s-The republican convention
of the second district reno1ninated Congressman
Henry g. Adams Of Madison. Former Governor
elected delegates to the national convention.
SUPERIOR, WIS.-Eddie Fay and Charles Den
MIS- charged with the robbery of the Superior
postoffce. will be tried at Superior in June. A
special grand jury will be called on May "a t.
dispose Of the case against Fay.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
BOUNTY ON SNAKES
Hunters Around La Crosse Are Max
4 ing Good Wages.

LA CROSSE Observation-Disclosures are becom-
ing numerous in this vicinity and hunters are
after them. One hunter secured nine in one
afternoon and others are getting from five to
twelve a day. This county pays q bounty of 30
cents each. and those who are hunting them
are making good wages.
lew camp of the Sons Of Veterans has been
ergani7ed in connection with John Flynn post
No. %, and is named after the late Colonel NJ.
g. Moore. who headed the Third regiment, W. N.
G., thru the Porto Rican campaign. L. Parm
enter was elected commander. 81
Hotel Law, which for ten years has beer
conducted by Clarence B. Dickson. has beer
closed, owing to the opening of the new Hote
stoddard, which has just been completed at 8
cost Of over 100000. 7: 47-& ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-12
CELEBRATION AT NoRTHF1ELD
Norway Natal Day Exercises to Run
Thru Two DAYS. 49,

Norway Natal Day EXERCISES I'd fStlA
NoRrHF1ELp, rs M1 M Olaf college in.
tends to observe May IT In a rather pretentious
manner and Northfeld expects several thousands
Of visitors to the celebration. 1t Will be TWO
day affair.
On the morning of Tuesday May II, the festi-
val proper will be held on the college campus,
gian, and Rev. J. @. Hougsn Of DEBORAH. Iowa wa;
America" with band accompaniment:
In the the ANNUAL , n h game
In the evening a band concert Will be held IL
the auditorium.
n Hiia w and q Ma ye creation viii be given
h non w be asssted BY Miss
soprano; D. Alvin Davies, tenor; Clarence,
Marshall. bass. and the DAM symphony orches
The railroads have allowed a fare and a thirt
for the round trip, and special trains VIII ieav!
on all the roads Immediately AFTER the Wednes
The Catholic mission, conducted by Fathers
Bush and Arctander at st. Dominics church
| is largely attended.
FAR1BAULT, M1NN.-"Not guilty" was thu
Of sste by the IN
was tried for stealing $500 from drunken
| farmer last fall.
WAsEcA.. M1NN.--At a special election the
| city adopted charter. One OF the pr1nc1
| pal changes Is that the waterworks and electric
| light plant will be managed by q board insteat
| Of by the council.
MORA, MINN.-The resignation Of Sheriff P
R. Gray accepted and George Day was ap
| pointed to fill the vacancy.
MONTEvIDEO, MINN.-With appropriate ex
ercses, Window institute celebrated its nine
teenth birthday. David p. Jones and Walter N
Carroll Of Minneapolis made addresses.
| FARIBAULT, ,MINN-Expert safe crackers at
| tempted, to loot the safe In the office Of tn
Farmers Seed company. They secured onl,
| ST in cash.