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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

Tinlanbs Serrer. ara SeliiugforS
meIoes, at 8uOerusr aaigoroSoff bar
laoct Folitiet beilagIPgge Beruo
aonmuucS Bigger, 9ohImerter 90
@Grhipnpirer iumt fPugile Som.
muneitpretS 8iceiormauS, 8o6seier
Ruth. Genne or Sereiter isrt iii
SeniinaiorS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

SSosfalo. en- Soriensboreer. bois
Rapn bar prret fienbt os bopt COB
Slang belle 2anoet cper. iorbp. Sau-
oclsaartner q. 3. @sgb. er aigaaet
peo Cohen. SO Iar gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
sitrauipuScts Scitnrclic bor ! hisi,

Gage boobe Webe i &riitinnsiunS til
9i%enremgaaeIie al Reguitaberne for
1903. 6onbetS 6ormlte ubgier aro.
ner 416,6T2.69; Der cr flor uObetalt
/ unSeritetteIia ca. $1,000 aroner.
Seitpreliens 8ormnno, Sorenifriper
8jsrn iratrGOer lite 9lprit paa @rlrnS
al 6rd%ilntnird.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Earinnbsbrauoen. FRA

melSes oen 20oe Sebruar. Ge meaet
omiattenSe 6orbsr / anleouing al Den
iioIte 9ranb Ben 29be Sanuar blep az
~iliittet iaiten. 81 8ibner er aibert.
Ser er iremfonmet eufelte eienbom.
meliae Sing. Sorbsret bill M blioe
ienSt til Statsaooofaten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

Winiitcr anriuo, Ben tioligere ia.
pauife Wtiniiter i 81. B%etersburg, an.
fom iorleoen aiten iamnten meO lin
6uitru iii Stofbolm. Winiiteren leo
iageoeS al SefretPrer og attaheer
UeO 2eaotionen i petersburg. og belle
aroeu Gtage ! SoteI Tpo6erg er leiet
for Srm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

8nlbbrplnp ieirsSes iorIeSen al
@aaroeier, fbp. &ontoriulom. peo Rp.
haIens Spigeriabrif, Inbr. Scban-
nesien % Siritru. gruOgommen er
rs Iar eammeI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Sverige ce SinIano.

SONG Oscar afreiite Ssnbag Sen
2tbe Tebruar til G(ba55ia peo glSrto.
tcrhnpet. llroerpeis pil ban ailPgge
ct ire CAGES @eis9 hos aciier 6rnrj
Soief al Eiterrige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

caHisH 90 pSrpso bsiisHotsisrss for iEaBR5
tsust Slzat ca SsHH,r. at mir tGrr % Slltse
cHiiru. ghriRi SussbEsthsosittr sVislS. bgHigU Q
lrosr paa TN @as etu Ssis CfSssr 1908 rficr a
fIass baarsi spsslsis al stsisiaseOm. Gun oar
isei ya4 1aGrssH auisls rem 2sss Egai 1850 ca
par pts fg Ege 5 aaT. INasRsetr o. 10 Easr
sammsi. Sue mss bsaSs sisD % vslasHst Szrs
bsBsss &iues. Gun par en- msart filt. men
arE5ism esirH. s0ri Natstaa par,Sf I q asE
mrn ban bises uartt siit rsli ss o. leg e. aisHs
ON at bssrres 5absi AZ en- sH cusTu. sun tenn
III amuiia I Isse % { purtSi aar bar saH bDst
. a iaHms 2 I'M arr FEB SD Greet Gun bltB
SssEassi saa ben asTvErsHss nSr'is q islaa-e
Suu eauisH,
% iA.a 60, IA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
GienopmshanScl.

Gtenopms1dnocl. Wanroeler v.
@eitergoarS. Glsrip, bar iislge
"Gono. 9ItrbI." ioIgt FIN 8aarb iii
@ieubomsbarbIeruc Chr. Z. Solm 90
s. s. Dad / SANDERS for 10000 Ser.
-Sopehgoar6cu Golitrltp / Sicrm,
600 Cor. 2ano % % Sbr. Sartforn
cr Of gufeiru Soqenicu iolgt iii
8onrbcns Torpnater, Z, @ottri,p.
g. Chr. Nosmu9ier. Sailing
bcb Hnrbrr8. hor ioIQt fin Gieuoom
til Torpolter 0iels Tbomieu. Gang.
holtaonrb pes Rolbinq. aiehcirm
$1,000 Ser. Iii gierbommen herer
80 Sbr, 2oub Iger OF IA 3or.
2anb Woieiorb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

Gsbicrs mic SanesaarS toges for.
leoen | grug uben g~fboloeIie at no..
gen 6eitligbeS. 9u oct fsrite Eog
fierte inS paa SEN me @oucgdaro,
bar Der iamlet 2 q 5000 Mcuncifer,
iom biIitc Soget meo S~urraroub,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
uipffc unScr Sub6einat.

lcbp ltrtues III "Horofap": 6orleoen
Gag gGnote Sen fsrite llIpffe unbar
aobbefangiten / &arangeriiorSen, ioct
en- pngre 6amiIieioriprger, anorcos
HolItao orufneOe. 8runSen til Hint.
fen Ifnl p9re, at Sobben par uaImin.
0eltg ltor og Sanben Iioen, iaa Sen
tantreOe. 9roOeren Srgebrist, 5lau
inaOiot re0Set. geiret par itpat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
@eracns NiSraa. Grn 9ernen me-

6eIes 1S6e 6a6r. Eli DC ~branoliote /
aaIeiunb er ser til aGmneren / Ger.
gen inbbetalt 10000 Groner. Sertjl
fommer SiOrng, tegnet i "gergens
aiterblao". $4,000 SIR, / "Noraen.
auiien" 10000 Str. ianlt nogle andre
gibro8, iaa set fontante gi0rag Der.
ira bIiuer ca. 100000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
st @iGmpetrG. Inner cen i Tor.

VI "~JuHNPVIfU IETNfL ItV 7 WUIs
bpgoen i Siugsaas paagaaeu0e Ssnl.
merbugit iplOteS for noaIe Gage iioen
CT alPmpetrG. ser maaIte AZ Com.
mer / 2inmeter oeO Toben, ifriUes ser
til "6ieIO.Siom". ai Stammcn bIeu
Ser 4 % al 8reuene 2 Ssnmeritoffe,
II Ilen LANCE. aIt / alt Ell baiu
SpIpt Ssmmer al ct Srp!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

0aarben Cttarsrnb er ifls. Offers.
bus amisiib." peo 2ensmano WGiS.
Irsbat, ioIst til 8itmeiier Senien ior
1000 6ranes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
HUSBAND -Noree.
San en- Grobrinssfrig beirpstcS?
(af -g. / ~aitsrp."
Gortiat fra 5te sioe.

iIet Gambling, bar Het til tatnemllg
a~nertienbelie, life blot al tommenoe
finife @eneratipner, melt o8iad al
Raboioltene / gelt.
Sbi ioa ioht Sager oa Ting MI
ipreS at uopitIe liz, % bbilfet oct
en6eIige ReiuItat al &nmpeu emo BIZ
Der for oct iinife 6olf. bar BEN ietae
% roIiae MobitanS iaIfaIo iorifdfiet
9rsNrciolfeue SiO % Raaoerrm for
at berebe iig for ben "itruggle for
life" iom ufeiIbart Itunoer iii for
bent buis G%5arosmmet ioar boloc iig,
Qfan ulaa for al oanue liz en-
6oreitiliua ON, bpao @ctnOuing Sins
nerneS WooitnrN bar haot for Sfln.
%oinauien, ertitore Jig oct Sultuerf,
Den ritsiiife Rc8iering ouicr nsooen.
bigt me6 &uSiticcringeu al 6IuIaub,
iaabart baitperf, at Ell urtimd 2onb.
Dag iammenfaloteS for iuareit mt
Iiet at oripe ioiennem SpI65uingeu
al 3inIanbs Grme og SrbfSrcIie al
ruSiiif IrruepIigt - iooOont 8oit.
perf. at mon life beg tiIboGe FOR ct
Stotsfiip, inniuort oct blco tpoeligt,
at Sinuerne life aoopilig oiIbe fcie
iig.
% for at ioritan Sette eners lrfot.
teIige Soitperf, bsr man criuorc. /
hpilter Stiutta England bcuaaug be-
fanSt iie pna @ruto al De a~frifnritc
Sorpifliuaer - ber iienotliae Stem,
Ming mob GraIanb, iont oeugnna be.
ileIcoc 9piferne $780, bpiIfen Rebnind
oct ifuIhe bauc pGret for set at Iren'
ilSaiipreu unSerminerc6e. fIerifaIc
% notiouoItitiife 6roufrige. ON
Sppn0ingen / europa bar bIeuen
iterf nof til at tpiuge sc RaoifaIe til
No, bpob utptpIiomt ptloe bare ifet,
iiolb RuSlaub bopbc Jet fla iitauo i'll
at betptte iig al GugIauhS 6orIegen.
bcb. Mten ZEN Iiocu &ue fan opltc
ct tort SGS"; iiteNetior at aisre Sim.
LAMB "iifteret" iom en- goo Opera.
tionSbaii8. gioroe StotSfltpet oct
umltIigt iom ioooont for lang Sio
iremoper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

NinScfaplen for MiSiionrr gsr.
reien er MI opiat | gor 6reIierS Sir.
fes SorboI / &~iebenbapu til @cn1tre
ipr SopeSiuS9augen. Gen beitadr
al en- Decentralization % 8laoe az
hpibt Warmor / en- Ramme al graat
s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Trufuet SlDiua.

SrufHct Ching. Zen S6oariae
@aar0eier RusmuS anoerien | 8igs.
n9s peb 8uIoborg gif iorleoeu no
for at ie til fin 8intcriGa, men paa
al et tunot SneIag, Der laa
@arfcn, tog ban Tia life iaet
for Ell WergelqrGp, men fom FOR n9r
til aanteu al BEN iaa ban imrtebe /
% orufneoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Sil Nnlcinno.

Gil Anlcinnb. SnSiamlineen /
Samburg til slaleiunS. Der Dor iat
igona al "Samburg- amerifa-Sinlen
on "Iet &soe 8ors", inobragte 145,.
atarf / Genge iorlioen @noer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

Era gofObama | Sapan er Ser tilS,
granbliSte | galeiutb til SanSelsoe-
partensntet inSIsbet en- @aue al
1000 Sarncs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
speeut cttu WorbenifisIS boISt for:

IeSen SoreSras i 9orif ~seosruiiif Sell
Tab ON lin spbpolserpebition. geo
famine 2eiIiabeo bIep ban lbnpont til
Selifabets 9@resmeblem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
lno ME msp
PoiukNler
sat Gteno o ut ,
tiliaIaS eaer tinsie.

Guertts'eu;suttr uubtr ~GuFrs'. "Tiltir@. ~Ya.
ialos" 50 -GitEi9srsssr Hotter 50 Ssrts Tor Is Orb
lor bosr Saal, % to Ssats vE. Gro for aft foH oSer.
rt9tr = Orb. dptEtsiensHitr ~iaeiasss ifts fOr mia.
Ore enc 80 Seas. Rsuss Haa HiraOtselts me 3Tsg.
ale s,'HaiRsgr. Gtt IgHHsr "a life At bogisrt IIl
imaa GUNNER.
iS- ssstefabsfilbao fofsr rs GsHis pr eiuie.
Spo CTo qIpr en- giuit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Gartt tiliaIoS.-
tiiialas l6C

Sarm ~tiiialgs - l6O acrss ga
. aRtI iuo fra bsnuira. GttsrtaiL Co..
NtrnU. Som aomtuiitratoI iur goet eiter
atogoe Sptu g. 8ouunI uil leg muotage
iirt'tIiBs 8uo motif 26be g2drts 1904 pdd
fOlaeroe 9duotrRturug s y al NV. K ca
S. Z al NE Z Settlon f2, 5ouuibip l32,
RanGe 80. Sdn0et CT aoot, men tfie ourtet.
% no9ete r COB GHs. 8stiugeIier: tontunt.
SuIget mau aoo,Jsuoes al SiNters:soom.
mcren. 3. 3. ScuWm 6ergus Sans. Rtur.
2Sb2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08

Sraattu. Est bs,Isusialsrss atrvso for
'rabRrsHss StHsi o. R,Hasr. al Sisrn Rrutisn
8EiatsH tasr .. q. Sgt:F. fem ot ia.oir saH Der.
osss / Barter. 60. Si'. ben 2Oys FEB. 1905 al
Rs='ipIeoH. can oar fsst gds dsaaTsrH eslsH.
iatsrtH. Sdlsris. Sarge. ben 6is 5aH 1894 ai
: egrH. % SsrHcbsu % Il 5srns5gTas sEn Deer
Is0sr BAN; ate ,r Gmtriia. CO maalc AZ Dem
par iIiisos os iHlsts ham Ill Rsfshlas seara5els
~isislaes REQ saEisr, hVor ban 5Is5 last Vss 5issn
al fa f0T . aar fssH aisgss a0us. 5r,o uso
bans Stgp.
D. B
RsHrs.. z. TAT. ssst Eeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Ton

SobassL Get bciisHStaisres. at NTH flare
glane, odHs sOeaseT, oEoe Ben % ,Ianuar 1894.
oar BAR 'fet I Rsrgs ~. Rov. 1885 % bl,0 iallo
bee let epsE - gar al. San osbs AT alag; ban
bauss osiad Slaa for 3 adr N6SH, ca bar belle Il
ben itosH uREct ers5IHg. Jrs Hso sSrH bsgrr
Der Iabst al en- tiaE RaHS CO 6abcJ. Grss mso
bans StgD. psIi8Hsl gGrs baHs Wiuss.
NGEq gOol8 ger o. gsru.
Sonn. z. 7a,, q Tcbr. 1906
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-10-15
Frank Got. the Bear.

The Mining News Inadvertently
done Frank Steckner an injustice
in a recent issue, wherein it was
made to appear that Frank miss
ed a mighty easy shot. The fact
was he scored on the bear all
right, but did not hit him hard
enough to prevent his escape to
the woods, where his bearshir
was found dead a short time
afterwards, since when Frank is
claiming part Of Davy Crock
ett's niche in the Temple Of Fame
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-10-15
Shows at Lewiston.

The new Masonic Temple opera
house will be open to the public
each evening of the Lewiston
Interstate fair. Two fine shows
have been booked. Hearts of
Chicago" a strong melodrama,
will be given the first part of the
week, and Ralph Stewards by
Right of Sword" one of the best
productions on the coast this sea-
son, Will be given for two eve
nings. The price of admission
will be from Is cents to $1.50.
The Binnard opera house will
also be running and a good play
will be on each evening with the
popular prices, 10 to so cents.
Dozens of other theaters and
side shows. There will be some
thing doing every minute.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-10-15
Lewiston Races.

The association stake of $500
for 2:10 class PAGERS to be trotted
at Lewiston October goth has
been closed. Following is a list
of entries: LIE Roy, entered by
L. B. Lindsey; Queen B., entered
by L. B. Lindsey; Vision, entered
by ]. P. Turner; King Altamatt,
entered by L. 7. Dundas; Sam
Bowers, entered by Joe Lance;
Helennas, entered by Mills & Nc
Corcell; Jack Wilmott, entered by
Frank Childs.
Lewis & Clark stake of $500 fol
2:15 class PAGERS to be trotteC
October 10Th has been closed with
the following entries: Hellennas
entered by Mills & McCorcell
Starkey, entered by G. L. Taft
Queen B., entered by L. B. Lind
sey; Teddy, entered by William
Hogoboom; Jack Wilmot, entered
by Frank Childs.
Merchants stake of $500 TO
pit class trotters didnot fill sat
isfactorily and was declared off
as was the Nez Perez stake o
$500 for 2:15 trotters.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-10-15

Director Pollard of the great
Lewiston Military band of "a
players, states that never before
has he been able to give such a
high class program as he has in
store for this years fair, OF the
Lewiston Interstate Fair asso-
citation, to be held October 18th
to 22nd. Each morning, after
noon and evening concerts will
be given on the main corners OF
the Lewiston streets, and from
1:30 to 5 o'clock each afternoon
they will play on the infield OF
the race track, opposite the grand
stand. The musical program this
year will be one of the foremost
features of the great fair.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-10-15

Thornton keeps Key West and
all the best brands of domestic
cigars.
Dufield has Smoked Hallibut.
Try it,
Go to Church for fine photo
graphy.
Try that Kippered Salmon, for
sale at Duffield's.
A fresh supply of Palm Choc-
olates and Bon-Bons at Baskets.
A fine line of up-to-date Sta
tionary at the Postoffice News
Stand.
French Nongat, Butter Cups,
Caramels, Taffy and Stick Candy
at Baskets Drug Store.
Church makes photographs
Good work is guaranteed at
Church's studio, Elk City.
Go to Whitakers and look over
his fall and winter samples of
clothing. A fit guaranteed.
For a good drink of Three
Mile or Rocky Ridge whiskey GO
to Thornton's.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-10-15
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

To voters of Elk City precinct:
You are hereby notified that
the election register of the quail
flied electors for the year 1902 Of
the above named precinct was
not returned to this office and a
certified copy Of said register
therefore cannot be made; that
the register of said precinct is
unable. by reason thereof, to
transfer the names of the quail
flied electors in said precinct,
from the old to the new register
as required by the law of 1903.
You are therefore notified that
all persons who will be quilted
to vote at the next general cleo
ton in said precinct, must apply
to the register of said precinct
for registration the same as if no
election register had ever been
made.
Dated this 3rd day of August,
1904. J. l. OvERMAN,
Clerk Board County Com 'rsl
G.. A. PARKS, Reg. Elk City pr'ct.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-10-15
Arrlalgarn
BEING BRIEF PARAGRAPH

&Hs a1zxzEzEzRR 3unn eazEszB ss@
Miles Rice broke a, wagon
wheel coming over the mountain
this trip in.
D. D. Mcfarland and G. H.
Natwick have taken contract to
sink SO feet on the Kamiah.
The Dixie Queen hoist has been
installed On the Oregon, on Sum-
nit fiat, by Manager Corbus.
Sailed Almons, Sailed Peanuts.
Ice Cream Chocolates and Brandy
Cordials at Baskets drug store.
Do not. put off until tomorrow
what can be done today. Regis
ter at once and have it off your
mind.
Wilma Whitaker entertained a
number of her little friends Sun
day, the 9th inst, that being the
young lady's ninth birthday.
Jack and Frank Harsh left last
Thursday for Ten Mile creek,
north of the Hump, to represent
the Cornucopia for Frank Thorn
ton and others.
w. P. Murphy, who is working
a force of men on what is known
as the Smith property, at New
some, came over Sunday on bus
mess and returned next day.
It is necessary that for their
own salvation the miners of this
and contiguous districts be in 6
position to make their disapprova
of the present board of county
commissioners felt in no uncer'
tain manner this coming election
Therefore, register, for you car
not vote unless you do.
N. B. Pettibone, in a letter tt
the Mining News, says he has
collected and placed in the Bank
of Sites most of the $500 asked
for by the News to complete the
work on the Dixie-Roosevelt trai
on the Salmon river breaks. This
work, when done, will eliminate
entirely the portions which are
too steep for comfortable travel
ing.
Kippered Salmon at Duffield's
Ned Green, republican NOMINEES
for sheriff, is in camp looking
after his political fences thi
week. He leaves today for Orc
grande and the Hump on tn
same mission. He expresses
himself as we'll pleased with tn
outlook throughout the county TO
the republican party. Mr.. Gree
has many warm friends in Ell
City, members of both parties
who, it is safe to say, will remem
Der him to good effect when cast
ing their votes for sheriff.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
VACATION PRIZES.

Split Bamboo Fishing Rod, from tn to 81
feet long, 10-inch Cork Handle and Fer
rule.
Supplementary Fishing Outfit consisting Of
fine Nickel Plated Multiplying Reel, .25 feet
Best Braided Linen Line, and dozen
best Carlisle Smell Hooks and one-half
dozen Sinkers
Official League Ball.
Louisville Slugger Bat and Catcher's Nit, fine
quality "Mauscatored" buckskin with i'm
provenent in pocket, used by professionals.
Fielders Glove
Repeating Air Rifle.
Leather Football, regulation size, complete
with Bladder.
Tennis Net, double court No. Is Ehread Can
Bound.
Tennis Balls, one-half dozen.
Golf Balls, one-ha1f dozen.
Caddy Bag, canvas.
Croquet Set, No. Z.
Hammock
Cotton Gymnasium Knee Pants and Shirt
Lawn Tennis Shoes low
One Driver.
One Putter.
One Lofter.
Ping-Pong Set
Whitley Exerciser Vim.
Students Slxetching Outfit
Water Color Outfit.
Any Book, not exceeding $3.50 in price.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
Knew When to Move.

When to Move.
The turtle is usually considered slow clumsy
creature but the three which figure in this
swift enough to get out of harms They pets
of man who keeps a farm in Indiana.
One day flames broke out in the farmyard and
after the fire had ragged while the farmer thought of
his pets and went out to what had them
OF he fearing that the turtles
not had time to escape
After a long search he went short distance
the track covered by the flames discovered
y dug hole. In it he found of the turtles
considerable depth, digging deeper with astonishing
svgor. After searching for time, other two
finally discovered in small stream, with only
their heads sticking out
When their owner appeared on the scene they
pushed their heads little further out, much to
say
Doctor--New you want to sleep always with your
head to the north.
way put my feet -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
) na1anEAro11s, M1nnHsorA SATURDAY, JUNE ii, 1904
THE JOURNAL JUNIOR,

teacher questioned me about could not answer. We
had visitors too during the reading period and when
my turn came I stumbled every other word T
was very much relieved when school out, tho not
very we'll satisfied with recitatons during the
But arrived at the depot before the train came.
should rather stay after school than
wrong. -Elida Sonstrud
sixth Grade. Warren, Mimi.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
Miss trouble. This is the crosses day have ever
had. Ella Hendricks,
A Sixth Grade Montevideo MINI.
AN EASY EXAMPLE,, TOO.

think mixed day as I ever had at school was
one day while working at arithmetic The exam
pie simple the whole mixed up it.
We worked it for long WHILE until half past twelve,
and then settled down to hard work. for we knew
that we would not get dinners until the example
finished. About that time getting good
appetite. have worked harder examples than that
many times but I never confused as was by
that I think shall go slowly,
it will trouble in the end. think the best thing
to do is to go slowly; and what you do, do we'll.
Sixth Grade Clarence Iorns,
Brownsville, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
A SERIES OF sTUMBLEs.

The day began wrongly. I rose very late and
barely had time to eat breakfast before going
school When arrived there found that had studied
the wrong lesson the night before, Of
must stay to make it all up after school,
would take nearly two hours. My sister going
Grand Forks that evening and wanted to be-
fore she left The train twenty minutes past
if stayed could not her. II intended SO
anyway, just went to work at the lesson
learned it, too.
But could not study any other thing without
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
TOO QUEER TO FORGET.

One wednesday last year teacher sick and
had another teacher She did not which
studies after the others First called reading
and after that should have had arithmetic but
had language and I had not been studying my Ian
guage. At last and thought it was
so I went out the hill to pick flowers When it
about time for the last bell to that
and said, MY! isn't this long recess? He laughed
and said it was noon then went home and dinner
and 1 was real late had very bad headache and
I mixed up all day that think never shall
forget the day. Arthur Tweed,
Sixth Grade Granite Falls Mimi.
East Granite Falls School.
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A ROoMFUL OF CROssNEss.

That morning earlier than usual to study
lessons it examination day. studied hard
till head began to ache Then looked at the clock
surprised to it ten minutes to nine
that seized books and leaving my old arlth-
metc behind and losing half Of on the way
When reached school five minutes late and the
teacher and scholars looked Grossly at When the
class in arithmetic called could not find book
work either. angry that threw my books
in desk and in hurry knocked over the ink
stand and the ink all dress. l missed
arithmetic and the other written tests wrote as
remembered them. The next day I found out that
everything would have been right only had not been
so angry and had taken hold of the work with WILL
received passing park in my examination anyhow
Sixth Grade Elsie Lavreny,
Henderson, Mimi
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A GEOGRAPHICAL DISCOVERY.

Orr day winter just after was called
the teacher usual said "Take your books and r
about to take my reader when the teacher said,
'"The A class may study their geography first" Now
this surprising geography usually the next to
topic of the day. but since teacher had said
SO, of must obey When she called class
closed my book thinking Of course going to
recite it, to she said Fritz,
begin read the lesson This mix-up; to
geography the first thing when usually had 1t the
next to the last, and then to read it. After while
thought that it might have been because fin
reader the day before. After school
teacher if that the and she said, Yes
Seventh Grade -Fritzof Reishus
R. r. No. 2, Cottonwood Mimi
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One morning my brother and started Off to school,
We had not been going to school long and did not
know how the studies and intervals came very Well We
late and the second class thought the
first class which mine, had not yet rected so
mixed up. kept studying that lesson when I
should have been studying something else When re-
came put my jacket and hat and started out
the wondering why the rest did not follow. Some
Of the girls asked where was going. told them
going home for dinner Then they laughed and
told me where my mistake slowly walked back
to seat feeling blue, and the rest of the day
bad. studied the wrong things at the wrong
UP day Ruth Morrill,,
Eighth Grade, Granite Falls, MINI.
East ite lis
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ONE WORD TO MAKE UP.

One morning when woke up it was raining The
thing after school called had examination,
which lasted about two hours Then we had draw
ing lesson. After drawing was all mixed I took
wrong books, and Of them fell out
desk the afternoon had different lessons from
what usually have. I lost of my arithmetic
papers So had to stay after school to do the
pies lost. In spelling missed to
make that up, too. And I glad when my mixed
day end. Joey Nugent,
Fifth Grade. Spring Valley Mimi