The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-12
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G PEAKING of too much johnson, case Of
- much for the Nelson brothers turned up at Chippewa
Falls last week where the three Nelson brothers married the
three johnson sisters. - t.s * fs#
Have you been given that little talk yet by your wife
about the bessedness Of opening up little at Christmas
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The Ada Index says: "s#
The person. if possible, should
always milk the If mixers
keep changing, won't do we'll.
IF durn particular all that the meat
trust would get her.
getting possession Of million dollars for nothing is
crime, then there others.
If Chadwick takes up the pen and tells all about it
Tom Lawson and 'Pansy will he in the class Of lit
Did you notice how mad makes you when another
man is his wife and then think how you
to your wife?
The Aberdeen News has kept of Old Drifting Goose
the hogs melt Hicks the musrat and the Miller cores
pondnt to the daily papers, all of whom unite predicting
mild winter yet the News skeptica enough to lay in its
With the Russian fleet at Port Arthur disabled, Admiral
Rojestvensky the Turribe
The Grant County Herald thinks that the fact that
hog finds it's way from the farm the clearinghouse at 4s
pound and back to the farm the shape Of bacon at
IS pound sufficient proof that he is not the only
hog in the transaction IF the farmer will kill his hog
and clay down. his bacon he won't be Cassie Chad
wicked by any meat trust.
Scott of Corydon, Iowa, dead and the Co1ydon
~ ha
sneaked out Of the world. 1t says:
When much younger taught
to either speak good of the dead or keep
bazoo closed Remembering this,
not going to speak ill Of "Doc'
Scott old fellow who died quite sud-
denly Tuesday Of heart disease.
There an old saying to the effect that
when dies he will be a long time dead,
and without speaking disparagngly
must say that but few around here will
care if ''Doc'' stays dead little longer
than that. ''Doc'' pensioner, and
he left a widow to mourn (q) his de-
mse it naturally supposed that she
would get his pension, and as the check
for the last quarter reached here shortly
after his death, she, at the request of
Of his old soldier comrades, runmaged
thru bis papers for his pension voucher.
In doing 50, she found (what do you sup
pose?) divorce decree, granted to him
over four years ago! And that was the first
ntimation she had that she not
his lawful wife, The old lady is Unable
to read or write and it is supposed he
published his intentions at time
when she away from home a VISIT
charging desertion, and got the decree
that ground. ''Doc'' Scott will be long
time dead. ''Doo'' Scott ought to be-
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An chronological expedition for the sole purpose Of
making collection Of feas has just returned to Quebec from
the far north after absence Of four The expedition
charge of Captain Smson of the schooner Blue Bell
and fitted out by Charles Rohschid Of London. The
Blue Bell located in Fobisher bay 200 miles into the heart
Of Baffinand Many unique feas obtained.
business in which dog has been
gged for past and he didn't have to fit out
special expedition either He just around and thought
and many very unique specimens adopted him pasture
Wonder what the Rohschds will do with these spec-
that they have obtained them at this great
pense? Probably tag them and put them their collec
lions.
We have heard of collectors who after strange
things this is the first time heard Of collector
on eas tho Jason, it is sad went in search Of the
golden feas.
If you ever visit Rothschd in London he will prob
ably grasp you by the hand and with all collectors
thusiasm, exclaim:
|'Say old man, have just got in flea. Don't you
want to see my collection? It is unrivaled."
And you can't get out Of it, either. "A. j. r.