The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
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IVES, it colder than the hinges of Bemdji-but we
If this crusade against the beef trust will mitigate the
stockyards 'bouquet' little Chicago will feel that some
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The open-winer prophets sturdiy discussing the
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Medicine Hat, JAM 26-It was warmer here today but
still so cold that you could see your breath
Dr. Dowe is said to be suffering from stomach trouble.
Judging Doctors pictures there wide extent
Of territory for stomach trouble to seize hold Of
Plymouth Avenue Doin s is bright little paper pub
shed busy whenever the spasm sezs the
editor and entered the pooce when the postmaster ism
looking The rebus department proving very popular with
the ladies' beautiful given The rebus printed
An each number with the following regarding
the prize
The first gentleman giving the correct answer will
be allowed to purchase his wife new seaskin saeque
When you 20 drugstore and the clerk squirts lot
Of perfume you, that you go around smelling like the
ribbon counter bargain day. do you get mad do
tyou just grin and stand it, It's great test.
It's us Stopping in at local bookstore the other
night the gentleman charge read little thing of his
own There escape We looked obviously the
door. The door had bolt We couldn't.
The "e thing sonnet and he had down!
We hung front that deep, mystic faraway rapt look
which it proper to when poetry read to
while he tore off great chunks Of the divine aaus AS he
unbosomed the sonnet in the audabe attempt to extract the
sap of appreciation from the tough hickory of age and
perence sighed and recalled the grand work for hui
manty did in inditing poetry in rapt and mystic
youh And could not bear introduce the cowbar Of
wit among the cog-wheels of genius lead the
sturdy ncomprehenson upon the railroad track of sentiment
We listened in reveren silence and said "Great," and
HMy boy, it's world And again, ''Youve got
Epson sknned,' and other commendaory words In the
language Of the immortal Logan we duty and
done it,
delightful social pulled off the other night in
Of fashionable suburbs by Mrs George Montgomery
and husband 1t terary evening" given about
evening drew Mrs Montgomery spent time in the
kitchen, where dainty little repast began to take shape
The day before the function poignant regrets received
from several Of the party. Some had the epzootic and
others out of town unavoidably detained and
gretted,' etc, etc.
On the day of the event terrific cold snap settled down
the suburb Towards eventde Mr. Montgomery spent some
time with the furnace patng it the neck and
coal and sections of the cellar stairs When requisite
temperature attained Mr. M. dressed and by o'clock
everything ready for the guests forty came
people, The seemed to be running all right
and then carriage passed the door, but there nothing
doing. :,-' =
About O'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery cheerfuly
threw the social sponge and down
selves They took down Bryans Lbrary Of Poetry and
Song and for pleasant hour took turns reading
favore selections Then there Conversation for an
other hour At IL O'Clock refreshments served There
was abundance of good things and everybody took hold in
earnest At IL the guests retired stating that they had had
most delightful evening In the language of the society
columns OF long ago, "a pleasant time had.''