The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
With the Long R0aU.
Eye nature,s walks, shoot folly as flies. :,

FURTHER details from Los Angeles regarding the rain
J. makers work show surprising state of affairs. The
rainmakers Hatfield and he drew 81 900 out of
bunch of Los Angeles merchants The rainfall last fall
had been deficient and the merchants made contract
with Hatfield which he stipulated that he would deliver
eighteen before May for OOO The
precipitation measured nearly nineteen inches consequent
y the guarantors rule paid up like gentlemen.
Hatfield had wagered them nothing against 81 900 and it
rained the limit If this teasy money then getting
money from home is hard work.
Maud the mule fell victim u-jitsu professor, but
when ST tried it Maud it ujoltsu with Maud in
the title role.
49,
An interview with Rojestvenszy the price of coal
would command good money in any newspaper office
The mosquito netting watched the fall yester
day with projecting lower lip.
8 49,
If the senate committee keeps making its discoveries
to how satisfied the railroad magnates with the present
condition of things the may yet all the big roads
q million dollars each.
After Editor Wells of the Ltchfed On d. Bulletin pur
chased his daredevil wagon which had blind staegers the
public streets and Charles Berg breaking his Leg
the friends and of Berg gathered from far and
and powed his farm in splendid shape while the
in hospital at Valley City. 1t jolly crowd Some
had single pows and had big gangs with big and
the way they made the dirt fly reminded of Panama
canal in fly time. Others who couldn't go Friday
blowing bee slipped Saturday and put the hard
wagon formeans of locomoon, turns upside down Fri
days. bitches belt to the Wheel which belt
window to his printing press When all is ready starts
the automobile and off the edition Of the Bulletin You
can shod' a good editor down.
M-A
Edmore, D., decided to have church. but whether to
put up Methodist Congregational sanctuary was
question. Finally meeting held at the opera
house ia number Of blanks placed in hat together with
two slips, of them bearing the word Mehodist' and
the other congregational Then the drawing commenced
The Methodist slip proved to be the lucky number and
the church Of that will supported by good people
of Edmore.
A,hollow-eyed in the other day say that the
baby struck last week. The little fellow had been working
three shifts Of eight hours each but he double feed
for night work and when his demands Denied baby
struck conference of delegates representing the parties
at ISSUE mother father and baby held in the nursery
attempt to abitrae the NATTER but the baby refused
yield his point to agree to compulsory arbitration Fol-
lowing the failure of the negotiations baby
ence There considerable harsh language baby
threw his bottle thru the mirror and tried tip the
cradle The rioting continued all night at am father
called out the troops The baby sympahizers who
using violence badly punished in the fighting and
porary order secured There armed truce until
the following night when violence broke again in the
nursery the baby throwing cobblesones half BRICKS nursing
desultoy fighting during the night and the troops under
all night. At last accounts baby very vndctive
and further riotng was expected. "A. J. R.