The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-05
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With the Long Boz.
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EN- degrees below Port Arthur Ont Yet we pre-
fer that town residence to Port Arthur Manchua
There Strawberries II II Duluth
The Annandale Advocate got its and opened
Vol. XVI last week. Thayer's hotel illuminated In
honor and old subscribers paid year in advance =
Senator Cockrel is hesitatng between $4,000 and
Carver paper has account Of the marriage of Miss
Louisa Joresen to John Brown. This is lady who
considerable CONSERVATION among members OF the
mill New Rhland last spring by her sudden disap
pearance At first it thought she had been murdered
but later she located at farmhouse Hartand Sew
er young suing for the ladys heart and
hand of them had paid her fare from the old
try with the expectation of becoming her husband Brown
has outwitted them all. =, ~~ d 49, ....:
The Chanute Mo-, Blade brings to hand delightful
count of the gay times having in old Chanute The
Blade trenchanty says:
.4 Edna Cline likes pumpkin pie. Lou East =.
2.e burn has a dress. Madge Ltsey likes to
,. come to school at Shaw. Do you Walter? Lulu
Kmble told Walter Pysher she wished she was
= IS instead Of Is. What's the reason Lulu?
Loron Fanatia, Claude E. Barker Maurice and
Fred Pysher, Frank Eastburn and Edna Cline
had to sit on the floor last Friday account Of
Frank NJ Eddy who sroing in wealth the editor of
the Sank Center Herald, is making big bluff at being hard
up He says ,~ ..-, -.
A number Of people in this state Won
derng what the editor of the Herald intends to
do in the future. They haven any advantage
over u.s. as we puzzled ourselves. ...
Our boy wants pair of skates this winter.
We can't buy him any unless get two new
subscribers to the Herald.
a.. e ordered a pair of trousers the other
day and when got them they were without
pockets. When kicked the tailor told he
always made newspaper men s pants that way.
Speaking Of 'voting CONTESTS where the party who
gets nothing but has to do something for the other
party for the privilege Of voting, MI. Eddy says:
The numerous voting contests being inaugu-
rated by the country papers remind us of the
time we husked corn like a tyke all day for
neighbours boy, the understanding that the
who found the most red could play he $50.
sheriff.
Why is it that do not lend themselves easily
to diminished names? For instance you Ben Harr
son. Sam Houston Bert Hall, with disrespec you
speak of Andy Jackson Hen Clay Jack Rockefeller
The of the name, "Teddy Roosevelt not signify
contempt for the president but is rather mark Of affection
But Jack Hay, secretary of state would
due to the innate dignity Of the person. for Ben Harrison
essentially dignied 1t is something in the personal
affection which inspires which allows familiar
Try it on your friends and see.
Do you recall as a child how many things seemed ut
tery ncompreensbe to you which later years served
explain degree? This of illustrated by
the story of the celebrated soprano who the middle
Of her solo when little Johnny said his mother referring
to the conductor of the orchestral:
''Why does that hit at the with his sick?''
''He is not hitting at her, replied his mother. "Keep
quiet
"Well, then, what is she hollerin' for9"
Yet, what appeared to John as woman holerng at a
who hitting at her with stick his mother
the most beautiful and affecting Possibly
souls of the and incomprehenbe actions
reality but parts in the great symphony
Of life and harmonies rather than iscordan
take snap judgment folks A j. R.