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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-21
SING BELSHAzzAR
Choir Of First M. e. Church Pre-
pairing TO Render 8Ibli-
cal Cantata
AT THE CHURCH OPENING
J. A. ButterfieId's Dramatic Piece to
Be Given When Decoration
is Completed.

Preparations are being made by an
augmented choir of the First NJ. L.
church for the presentation of the can
tata. "Belshazzar,T the first Sunday
the church is occupied when the re-
decoration is completed. This viii not
be for about two weeks. The church
will present bright, new appearance
when it's auditorium is again opened for
public service. The yellow pine cell
ings. which were very dark, have been
covered with heavy covering of can
vas. and this has been painted and
frescoed TO match the walls, present
ing the appearance of being plaster
work. The entire interior is being
renovated and redecorated.
The cantata which is to be given ue-
scribes the scenes of the life of the
great second ruler of Baylor, his faith
er having gone with his army to fight
the Persians This period is consid
cred the most instructive and impress
sive to be found in the whole range of
biblical history.
The piece describes the scene where
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-21

the handwriting on the wall appears to
Belshazzar, and the subsequent down
fall of Beishazzar at the hands of Cy-
rus. his father. The cantata is the dra-
matte product of J. A Butterfeld.
Following is the dramatis personae
for its production at the First NJ. E.
church:
Persons Taking Part.
Belshazzar, King of Babylon 5000.
J. A. Johnson
Cyrus, King of Persia Mr.. Ziegfeldt
ZeubabeI, governor of the Jews
Observation-Disclosures. W. D. COnnell
Daniel, prophet of Israel Mr.. Colpetzer
Festus. lord chamberlain Walter Karr
Nitocris, queen regent ...
..... Miss Gertrude Carse
Antonio. queen of Belshazzar 49,.
" Miss Daisy Woods
Shelomith, wife of Zerubabel ....
... Miss Alma Philbrook
Myra daughter of Zerubabel ...
..... Miss Lou Harris
Angel . Miss Maude Robertson
Jewish princess -. Miss Mary Yeager
Alfalfa and Zerlina, ladies of Belshaz-
Ears court ..-.... .-.
Misses Maude Philbrook, Bertha Karr
Magi, wise men of Babylon Tenors
Prof f. l. Philbrook, director.
Mrs. J. Frank Robinson. organist.
Miss Mae CuIton. pianist.
Act Jews in captivity by the river
of Babylon.
Act ANNOUNCES the feast
Act 3-The Angels warning; call to
arms of Cyrus army.
Act 4-Zerubabel taken prisoner;
the faith of the Jews.
Act 5-The feast of Belshazzar:
on the wall: failure of the
Magi 10 interpret; Daniel interprets the
writing; the army of Cyrus to the res
cue; death of Belshazzar; grand final
chorus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-21

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and dissertation on this subject The
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realizes what II has done for Rock ISL
and, regards 1t as one of the best insti
buttons for public advancement and
good. and in a social way in the com
munity and just source of pride to
the community.
And The Argus feels assured that the
harm.
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Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
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15c and 25c Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs, 7c.

Yes, seven cents, An immense as
sortment of mems and women's
hemstitchcd and embroidered pure
linen handkerchiefs. If you don't
supply your present and future
needs at this price you are not eco
nomical. You can get two and :
three handkerchiefs now at the or 1
binary price of one-and have some (
thing to spare. The Big Boston's [
usual business enterprise captures [
such plums as this for its custom
ers; 15c and 25c
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SUMNER COMFORT FOR BABY.

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Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
Medieval Ideas of Women.

John Nevisan, who died in Turin in
1540, stated the medie,T7al notion of
women in his 'Sylva Nuptials," when
after remarking that the Author Of
Good had made women entirely with
the exception of her head, he added
briefly: "Permisit Deus illud facere
daemonio" Good let the devil make
that"). In the same century Jean
Raulin preached that man, composed
of clay, is silent and ponderous; but
woman gives evidence of her osseous
origin by the rattle she keeps up" It
was another Frenchman, Henrion, the
orientalist, who was gracious enough
to allow woman the supremacy in one
respect at least. With minute accur-
acy he fixes the height of Noah at 103
feet, Of Moses at 13 feet, of Hercules
at 10 feet, of Alexander the Great and
Julius Caesar at and feet, respect
ively-and of Eve at 118 feet 9.75
inches.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
FAWN LAKE.

Oct; l6.-Ira Enderlie madefa short
visit here last week. - - 81. s.. -.
jay Bartholomew came. home Satur-
day. . =:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Avery andgMr.
and Mrs. A. B. Robinson drove to
Ronnd Prairie Friday, where they
visited over Saturday and Sunday,
driving home Monday. =%
We understand Robert Houston ;has
lost another of his horses. -
Miss Myrtle Arnold, who is attend.
ing school In Little Falls. visited her
parents Sunday.
Ernest Randall is cle1king in J. M.
Phelp' store in Philbrook.
A young man was found dead on the
railroad track in the northern part of
the town on Tuesday morning Of last
week at about clock. He had mad
the top Of his head crushed BY the
train. The coroner was called and
was found to be q Peter Flannery of
minneapolis. His brother came after
him Thursday night.
John Rogers has returned from Da-
kota.
People have been DIGGING their pota.
toes lately and find good many rot.
ten ones.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
SULLIVAN Lake

Oct. 8 to ls.-Mr. F. A. johnson
is sick with q very bad cold.
Mrs. L. P Ford, Mr.. T. 8. Look,
Misses Pearl Longley and I. A. Look
visited Mrs. G. e. Look Saturday and
rowed home by moonlight The lake
was like q huge mirror.
Misses Look and Longley called at
NJ. N. Cadwells Sunday.
Mrs. G. e. Look and son visited at
T. 8. Looks Monday.
A runaway team created diversion
Tuesday. There was quite a panic
among the school children az they
were going home. Mr.. Caldwell g
team started at P. Adkins farm and
ell In the ditch at Sucker Brook, but
did not hurt themselves. T. s. Look
caught them at his place, and started
to look for the driver, but fortunately
he was not hurt. Mr.. Caldwell had been
hauling cane to the mill at Peter Ad-
kin's.
The first snow Of the season fell
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Caldwell drove to
Pierz Thursday, mr.. Caldwell en-
route to Window on business for a
month or more and Mrs. Caldwell will
come home Saturday.
Mr.. Evans of Dubuque. Iowa, who
has been staying at the lake the past
six weeks started, home Thursday.
he will visit relatives and friends in
st. Cloud for some time.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
Lastrup, East and West

Oct. 9-(Too late for last week. -
There was quite a gathering at John
Hohe1sel's place last Sunday.
j. j. Leeb sold several hogs and cat
tie to Mr.. Cairns at Royalton.
The A. Zimmerman place in Gran
ite has been leased to John Albrecht.
Thos. Woke shot a wild cut nine
feet y long last week.
The aoheisel threshing crew had a
pleasant time In North Buh.
M. and Mrs Jos. Brinkman visited
at St Cloud.
John Hopke has moved on the Smith
place.
Miss Teresa Leep has gone to Sauk
Center for the winter.
aenry Kingen is having good run
of business.
P. Veith las finished his new gran
ary. on which he did the carpenter
work himself. If you need good
carpenter, he's the man.
Gentlemen who pass through North
Buh should not stop at the farmers
wood piles without settling for the
damages.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
LINCOLN

Oct. 17.-A. +. Mcdonnell, VIM.
Wsrinner. Jake Hanson. VIM. Hanson
and Thos. Fallon have returned from
Voes. n. D.
Chas McLagsn left last Friday for
a visit in St. Paul
Amos Randall and Chas. Troxel of
Ft. Ripley visited relatives and
friends in this village Sunday.
Because of rainy weather the dance
that was to be given in the M. W. A.
hall last Saturday had to be post
poned.
Jay Bartholomew returned hor! e
from the drive last Saturday.
Born-Sunday. Oct. 10th, to Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Shepherd. q girl.
Mrs Jay Bartholome visited dur
Ing the past week with friends and re-.
latives in Motley.
Jake and Gilbert Randall are work.
Ing on threshiug machine in Ft.
Ripley.
Jake Hanson is working on t:e Sec
ton IN the place of Frank Morrel.
j. F. Johnson has left the hospital
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
HUFF

Oct 17.-H. Oby went to Little
Falls Wednesday.
VIM. Strabl was at Little Falls Fri
day and again Monday marketing.
Mrs: John Brown went to Little
Falls Saturday.
1t raine1 here from Saturday, noon
to Sunday noon, and now the land is
In good condition for the plow
Il. W. Gish is 40 far turning out q
very good article of sorghum which
pleases him.
Miss Plamer returned from Shell
burne Saturday and took up her school
again Monday.
W. s. Gish went through our town
Monday and Tuesday distributing
bills for Jacob Burton's closing oat
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
East Darling.
OCT. IT, Alfred Fredrickson wa

OoE. IL Alfred Fredrickson was in
Green Prairie last week.
Fredrickson' Bros. are developing
quite business in the driving gloves
they manufacture. There is no bet-
ter gloves for the money on the mar
ket and all who have tried them are
more than satisfied. They are now
making two styles, $1.50 aud $3.50. II
you need fine pair of gloves that
look we'll ana wear we'll too, get the
Fredrickson glove.
People on r. F. D. No. l are sorry
to see Sam Hammerbeck resign ae
carrier. Sam has been a good and
efficient carrier.
Reports from the western harvest
fields are that there has been q great
increase in the number Of threshine
rigs, and larger rigs than formerly
sold.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
'VINELANp

Oct. 6.-Mrs. w. J. Sullivan was
happily surpri.ed last Tuesday by the
unprotected arrival of Minneapolis
ladies, one of them being her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Trask of Min
neapolis arrived here Sunday via
Milaca and will remain here for q
fev' '"-- pleasure and recreation.
- Chas. Gravel. the Pierz miller,
transacted business here Thursday.
While here he Informed Us that mis-
new flour mill would te in operation
some tine this week.
Representative of the Eastern Min.
nesota Land Co. we've callers here Sun.
day. A number of strangers. whose
names We were unable to learn, ao.
C0mpanied them. They came over in
q 4auhvn.
Mr.. McElroy. the st. Cloud land
man, was here last Wedne sday. This
time he disposed of real estate on the
Little Falls road The buyer win
move bis family thereon in the spring.
gilbert D. George left Sunday via
Milaca, for bis home In St. Paul, at.
ter few months vacation at the
lake. We regret your departure Gil,
~. ... Xaoy calls you to leave us pe
nevertheless assured that our best
wishes accompany you, wherever you
go.
LEY arrived at the home of
bis "arents last week after an e.
tended trip throughout the West. He
came via Pierz and realized to his
dissatisfaction that the Vineland. Pierz
stage was "a thing of tho past. con-
sequently he footed 1t. He intends to
90 back to the coast In few weeks
The Foley Bean Lumber Go. has z
crew Of men at work driving from the
outlet all the logs that could not be
taken down to Milaca last spring.
This means that log driving on Rum
River is at an end. The Queen Ann
passed through the outlet Saturday In
to Rice lake to assist in the work -
Cove Pioneer.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
FREEDMEN

i, Oct. 8.-ouperintendent Sheldon
visited the school Monday. # ~
John Goodlund, who is suffering
from what is thought to be blood poi.
SOD, is some what improved.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Warn
berg. Oct. 9Th, daughter.
Eorn--Oct 9Th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Linus Strand. q son.
Chas. Swanson lost steer while he
was taking q drove Of them to town
Saturday.
Say boys. did you see fellow with
9 new buggya You want to be care.
ful or you won't be in it at all
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
Long Prairie Democrat: Ira French

Long Prairie Democrat: Ira French
wect up to Akeley from this place
last Friday. He had been visiting
with relatives at OsakiS and Leslie
the past week. Mr.. French Is now
working in the hank at that place.
He informed us that Mrs. French has
been gaining in health since residing
there, a fact which her friends here
will be glad to know.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
Shakespeare Modernized.

HE who steals my purse steals
trash" but he who gets away with my
share Of the surplus draws big sal.
ary, owns yacht or two, few ninety
horsepower automobiles, city man.
sion and country seat aud has money
to burn.-New York Herald.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20

The Brainerd Tribune says that
Brainerd pays the Northern Pacific
more hard cash every month for
freight service than any other town on
the line in this state. The Tribune is
mistaken. Little Falls has that dis.
tinction, and you have to travel AZ far
as Montana before you find q town
that beats it.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20

FOR sALE-40 acres of good land
in town Of Randall. 10 aores field. 10
meadow, rest wood and pasture.
Good water, house, barn. poultry
house. corn crib. Write to h. Kort-
ner, X. F. D. No. 1. Randall,
MINI. 33 8
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
BOOUND OVER TO MARCH TERM.

BOOUND OVER TO MARCH TERM
Jesse Neal, alias Lemonade Bll, -
charged with the burglary of Phil.
Aartmann's store at Pierz on the
night of Sept. 9th. was examined
before Justice Hunter Friday morn
ing and held In 81, 900 bonds to the
March term of court.
Neal acted as his own counsel at
the examination, and County Attor-
ney Lindbergh appeared for the state.
Mr. Hartmann identified the insur-
ance papers which Neal tried to throw
In the river after being arrested and
said TIN box containing about S15
in small change, $4,000 in notes and
insurance policies had been taken
from tie store.
J. P. Berg of Pielz said be was in
blacksmith shop in Pierz on the
night of the robbery and saw the de-
fendant there. He brought in some
beer and lunc', and paid for it.
Neal left the shop when Berg did,
abont 3 30 q. N
Officer Nelson told of arresting
Neal. and of the defendant throwing
the pocketbook, and of finding the
chisel and candle on his person. He
ID" tuc UOOA WA0u 10 QI4C 8TT09CeO
Neal, but waited till later to search
him. The book stuck between two
bars on the railing and could be
plainly seen from the buggy.
Neal, who pleaded not guilty,
claimed that he was going to the
stockyards to take . train when ar
rested, that he had q pocketbook
which he got from a saloon man in
Staples In exchange for q ring, and
that it had private letters, two
photographs and q dollar BILL This
he said he threw in the river, and not
the one seen by the policeman. he
thought the police put the book with
the insurance papers there In order
to convict him. He denied the off,
GERS statements In several particulars,
but did not explain how he got the
money he spent. The testimony was
mass Of absurdity. -
The notes. the greatest loss Of all,
were found by Mr.. Hartmann Tues
day morning at the side of straw
stack near the houae. Cattle had
been turned In there and ate away
the side Of the stack, exposing the
tin box which had been stolen. The
notes were intact. but other papers
were torn. Mr.. Hartmann had been
offered information by Neal as to the
missing paper on condition that he
would promise him his liberty,
which OF course he could not do.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
Elbow Lake Herald: Chas. Chand.

Elbow Lake Herald: Chas. Chand.
ler, who now lives at Randall, in
Morrison county, has been renewing
acquaintance here for several DAYS.
Mr.. Chandler has quit raising grain
and is deyoting his time princip pally to
raising sheep. Clover, Timothy and
grasses of all kinds grow luxuriantly
where he is Located making it an un.
surpassed dairy country. Fields of
clover that reach to his arm pits and
thick as it can stand, are rot uncom-
mon. just at present there is quite
q furry Of excitement in his neigh.
borhood by reason of the discovery of
iron ore. A St. Cloud syndicate has
bought more than q thousand acres
of land at prices ranging from S17 to
$45 an acre: It the discovery is valu-
able Mr.; Chandler may have an iron
mine of his own some day. If he gets
to be second Andrew Carnegie We
will "hit him" for public library
with an endowment attached.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
Dr. 4. ". chase's Ointment
SCHOOL REPORTS.

18th.
No. pupils 28
No. days taught 20
Average attendance II
Those present every day were :
Bertha Akwsll, Ruth and Arnold
Goodlund, and Barbara Schaefer.
Those absent two days or less were
Henry Bloom, Robert Ekwall, Ed
ward johnson, Jose Schaefer, Clar-
ence and Walter Carlson.
Anna Westgruqd, Teacher.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20

District 6s. month ending Oct.
18th.
No. days taught 20
No. scholars enrolled ~
Average daily attendance 81
Those not absent during the month
were: Mabel and Dora Snow, Harvey
and Floy Nelson and Lille Covert.
Those absent one day only: James
and Robert Bernethy, Rudolph Carl
son, Willie Hegg, Milo, Norland and
Edwin Pantzke. Those perfect in
spelling were: Lille Hegg and Lille
Covert.
Clara L. Blanchard, Teacher.
District 100. month of September
No. days taught 30
Total enrolled 28
Daily average 13
Those neither tardy nor absent are
Francis. Florence and George Sim.
mons, Elmer Nygaard and Harry An
derson. Those that visited school are
A. W. Anderson. Mrs. Il. W. Taylor,
Mrs. Fred Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs
Ole B. Eygaard, Mrs. Amanda Sand.
quist and Bernhard Nygaard.
Geo. Trafton, Teacher.
Report of Belle Prairie school Dist
No. l, for month ending Oct. 13.
No. pupils enrolled 10
Average daily attendance IA
Pupils perfect in attendance are
Phoebe and Felix Doucette and Ed
mund H5ule. Pupils absent one day or
less are: Eugene Doucete, Maude and
Lillian Valley and Irving Doucette.
Regina Eckerson, Teacher.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20

r. jacobson visited his son Peter
at Starbuck last week.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20
West DarIinR

Oct 18.-Aaron Engstrom, hugo
Nelson, Louis Anderson. Chas. Nord-
strom and Arthur Liljegren are back
from the harvest fields
August Blomquist writes from Sauk
Centre tnat there is still three weeks
or a months threshing to be done.
The rain is delaying threshing.
Thos Mccarthy has gone to Wiscon-
sin.
The Liljegren children are digging
August Blomquist's potatoes, and say
they re good
There ia a report that one of our
grass widows will he married again.
as her frat husband never writes and
it's fair to suppose he has passed
away. Justice Blomquist will soon be
home and be honored to tie the nup-
tial knot.
The school bell for Dis. 36 has not
vet arrived as the clerk of the district
tried to get q good and cheap one.
There wasn't enough money for the
bell, which will cost about $40 with
the freight. Some wanted one costing
$50. but there wasn't enough money
for that.
Threshing ia about done and farmers
are busy blowing.
The Grass Widows society will meet
at Oak Park next Saturday at q
O'Clock p. m.
LOST-Rea steer, white spot in
forehead and rope around neck. about
700 lbs. Lost Satu rday near stock
yards.
If Leon Dugas,
r. F. D. No. 4, City.
Mrs J. FL. Newman visited rela-
tives in st. Cloud.
Little Falls herald., 1905-10-20

Mrs. j. H. Newman visited rela
tives in st. Cloud.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
BURoLAR wAs MUsIcAl.
HstraYsd rs Love ef the Pauc ~
divine e N9etusaal
Concert

The tenant ot e vila rs au eufne
suburb q Hamtare sas aroused Iam
ha sleep ~ the sounds - e1rs8s
fInarily used piano p.ay.nR Haans
from an a8la.uiuK sitfae roots
Hs Nent g ,as daaf sna sau taF-
sed disftrltaa.S Ioaiius fsIloe tal-
= fefafe The Hiana sna pisHaa Hsne
ieis Messiah ulfH remarkable q .s
4 nnmber q ashsr p.sesa f5laa h
las key he bearer sAHaiaF az she
deag charmed ana mHuaet b5 he
aleat ~ ths mysterious performer
suddenly tAe man brake aE efth
bf.t alsufa aHd ,ar5u5nE h.mssH
aEroaa ths p.aa0 burst &no eHu
tears Nhea fhe evaer enssee1 #ae
uM the msirlan started up u alaFm
ana aHtmBtea 5o escape
Hs anai.s confessed tha5 mgsl haze
BEEN his pnaiessioa. bB that. ie1 apat
hN BAD eomnany b. bad eytnMAl.e
turned q burglary
be haa only lately come aut re
atson ahf hai teoEfa Ino fhs h0ase
iu order NJ steal WheA hs aaa ebt
plano however BE old iare cane
bark and Be- haa begun ~ play gn
conscious Qf ha sunauniiuEa
Tas genucmen finally promised ta
he.p TIE taIeaiet burglar 81 foiloV
mere h1aeei career
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
TIE CAPITAL PRINT sHcP.
Matters ef General trfsfsss Ia the
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
Vanity 81 canarisa.

4 LADY sho tad several trained
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