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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

Sn1erter ncb M%noenocl|er al 2lniz
mentor % Elo5trc, men man fo1 Of
Brig bel6rcbe HDelnmotisme, Mpg=
purf eller 6er1neo hellugteoe 5Dg~
con1nlc pe6 u0portcs Mibler o(ellc..
@ppr meget mon ems gl1ioer, oil ber=
beo life llriniprcn fjnrnc5 fra 9looet~
oo altloo Moriogcn forbliDcr> n1aa
Gmertcrne ng0oen6igpis inofin6e fig
igjen, tibligere eller %ier1ere.
Der ct fun EN- Moooe> Dborpoo-
mon fan blioe oisie @pgoomn1e fbit,
% Den beitoor / at brl,ge ct milot>
men poa iomn1e Sis froftigt pirfcn%
Sc blo6ren icnoe Miboe(. ct ioaoont
er 0r. Hsters @1trifo. 5om an6efa>
ling for benne fon ogiao tie1,e> Of
Sen life CT noget Gfsperirnent, mc1r:
ct gomnneIt, prbpet Wfibbel. Sen in
6ebol6er ingcn mineralife 8elton0>
bele, men er 110ell1ffen6e p%egeto6illf.
Sen far belbrc6et Sllitn0er fpr og
beiiooer ionme Girfefroft Sen Dag
i6og. Gen iulgcs oirefte til Torbruz
gerne al lofole Mgenter uniotte of
Tobrifonternc, Or. Hetcr 6obrneD &
Cons Co., 112-11S. 60. @oDne
Mbe., Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
6iifcrierne. Sen 8. Morts

Sifcrierne. Sen 8. Morts
%ffripes:
Ge mango 5torn16oge / iio1te llgc
6olote ielpfelgelig ct betpoeligt Mf-
brgf / 6iiferierne. Gor1oen lllpfter=
tie peo @augeiuno og / 6oloenfioroen,
Ser. meo lit Sab al iolt go Mennelfc-
LID ct Sc ltgrlte, ser bor rol11111ct Dor
Gilferbefolfning iioen &ataitrofen poo
Sitranbabet / 1899, mel6es ser oqlao
om gonfe betpoeliet Sorlis al Meo=
ifaber fra flere onore Di1trifter,
ropnlig / Momsools @nt. &ent bort
let bert ira meofgrer 10 ct l1beir, ser
tbinger til flere Cages 2anoIigge
Er9f, netop pao 6enne Si6 al Moret
/ og for fig ct pfonomiif Sab for 2on=
Oct al meget flor 8%etponing. S ipr=
Zig @roo giel6er Bette for goarlilo=
otltrifterne, 6por ser mi ]to6 flor ST.
ltetDngoe UNDER 2an6, og bbor cit
llges 6angit poa 6enne Sis / Eenge=
|oGr6t jebnltg 1oor op / Millionen og
6erober.
Self ubetp6elig blep iioltc ltges
ltobpttc 0og life, i6et ser Ons0og
|og Sorsbog foregif ct go6t @ornfi=
life lGrlig / &armlun6, mellem @ipe<
|opr og 5meriun0 og pe6 Nrcmol1=
ger / nor0re 8ergenbus. 0giaa fle-
re Steng blep fat = Sc bleo imioler=
tio for Ell flor Del iprGngt at @tor=
men | 6re6ags. Mlt iolt blep Geinl<
totet i6eregnet 6e iene1te @ftermel6in=
ger 10000 Maol el1er omfring Gre6-
jeporten al forrige uges l1obptte, og
tiliommen er ser MI opfiifet 26S,000
Maal goariil6, bborof 10000 or
la1tet % bel 10000 iiet. Briierne
bo1oer fig iebnt bgie / ldn6re Diltrift
|og er itigen6e / Mor6re 8ergenbus.
5or in6eperen6e l1ge er ltoiigterne
imoa, ialfal6 for @arnfiifet.
&pa6 Sfreifiiferierne angaar, fit
oe ubel6ige G%eirforbol6 minore @e<
tp6ning, i6et Sc beientlig romme6e
Be Giitrifter, bbor ben be6ite 5iife-
tbs enon1 life er inoe, og l1gens
[5angit bleb ialt 34 Millioner
ben ftgrite bi6tiI /. 5aione11.
5or 9iioen ct Qofoten BET Diftrift.I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

Sil Gems on0 / 6feDs=
nj 0 er al M1ntnlonoen BE- fitfet
2enSmon0 / Onsp ell,l ten Stcnerie ,,
&lep.
g treifo pierne. 8eo
Ell forelebig optoget Eafitforretning
ct Sen 5faoe, Ser forpoloteS peo Sp-
tgierne be0 6ogerbeim Motfabrif pes
8ergen> anlot til $4,000 &roner.
en- in6ipg Moroer.
9a Srsman6en poo en- Bla6s UNDER
&onbeim peo Sron6bien1 forleoen
Gftermi60og Tom bjem, fan6t bon
fife fin @uitru .biemme. Otter no.
get Sios 5pgning fan6t ban ben6e
liggenoe / Jieren> $50 mes Ell 6ille
ltromt fnpttet ON &allen. &enoes
1inosipge Sgn bob6e Deret alene
biemme mes ben6e ont @ftermi0bo-
gen. Man 11nrer 6erfor Mistonfe
om, at SEN Sin6sipge bar berppet fin
Mor 2ipet. SON blep ltrafS efter i11o<
lagt pao &otbol6.
Gen norife 5oeialiit-
fongres lfal bolbes mi6t / 9lpril.
Sc norife 5ocialiltle6ere ifa1 tage
Stilling til flere pietige @pprgsz
moal. 8ergeniiffe 6ocialiiter fore
lloar at e%rltotte N~rogrampunftet::
"SSnofprelie al alminoelig 6olfepab=
ming" meo ct oroet, Ser lpoer loolc-
oes:
~@ilitorisnens Mf{foffelje og Op=
r%ettelle al i1ternatiounle 8ologifts=
nom1tole".
Sronobierns 5ocioloemofroter fo-
%reiloar at 6or111e ct @elifob til SsS116-
fjeb al Sor6eien0omme meo @fope og
&anofalo. Socialiiterne ffaI tegne
fig for glitter poa 100 @r., iom inb-
betaleS | 2dbet at 10 @ar. Mon ifal
a6 oen1e Sci ifobe en- @npital paa 10
Msill. St. til @ieb og Drtft al Glen,
oommene, bporpoa Der naturltgbis
ifal realiieres Ell iocialiitiif SeIles-
britt foreIgbig UNDER 8articts
Stprelie, in6til SociaIiiterne faar
Magt' til at Iabe Stat % aoml,ne
opertage 6isie gie1bornne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
FARMERE.

land. hvor de vii fnde ct behageligt og sundt
Klima og megetLand til rimelige Priser. Pas.
Grund af den umiddelbare Married. at Ostens
stprste Dyer aar wore Farmere altid heie
Priser for deres Produkter.D X art og besk1i.
vende Panlfetter vii blive sendt frit we'd Hen
vendelse til II Eade1lf1Oop, Sec'y State
Board of Immigration, Baltimore. Md.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
DR.. Niles Anfi-pain pius.

st burtiet Rftert oe paal,b.l,st M,bbe1 for fpe II
TeropS 3pnebptne. @pgfuerter. Uenoep,ue, gpurols,.
s3rosfitet. SrritabtIttet. sspnInsbeb, Sist, Se,ctl 4:
5noeboloer boerten Opium eler MorHn pg %efterlos.
iagea Ilentate Gfteroirtninger. Is Dofts Csc. g..
dprtbeter euer ieubes at 9r. Ws:les' Webt.s:
Co.. Gl.hort eun,orc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Boyer til halv Pris.

Nedenstaaende Boyer, hvoraf enkele ere. It medtaone az a. e+, I5ul-
de1 Hs 9g nols kun andes i msgst smaa Restoplag, uds ssi s. n k sat i'd III I'll
byGet eiI gd Sa ln s. kan innx ysl g Bggsa fra denne IFofsgnelse for $500 III,
fs5for Fl, peres h Order = snae a pa Pa iere af Bggerne kun findess i meset faa IA
enaplaI Dedes - we'd. lndsendeler af Order at opmve ner- R6eer III
2 s mpppil, med, saafremt de der 9nskes ere udsolgte. BelSbet kan s ygd - :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
; Hor0e. ;

SdDorator1ebDg111l1g Den afbrRn0tes
5teo.
Sill an6brugsifol e
9 aar6 for Me6enes Mmt ct Sir.
teoepartementet bempnoiget til al
iGlge Dele at Solt &reitegaor6.
@otel @ran beo @ran eta
tton, @oroboner, er al g. Mpls bel
Mnton Oppegaar6 iolgt til 5rpfer
Stbine Mn6erien for $4,000 &rone,
og Smfoitninser. @otellet opertogcs
1. Mai.
@aarbbruge 5olp-o
|5 fappel @ingsafer ct at:
gaoet bcb 9poen / en- Mloer al 76
Mar. San bar en / fin Bpgo megei
be1pttet Man6. S ODER 80 Mar par
bon iaole6es Me6lem al @erreosltp-
rellcn for set meite lom 0rofprer og
Ntccnroferer. San bar 6esl10en boz
ret &osierer / @ingsafcr 5porcbant
/ 43 Mor.
9 ean0t terne. 5or=
benpGrenoc Statsminilter Sbien bor
meobelt, at bon al pripote @r1nnbe
for Siocn life / Silfnloe pil funne
operta1e uoaen al Sc oiplomotiife
Stillinaer. Oglaa &rofeslor Sage
rllp og @o0seier &onom g.. s., til
6uem ser ligele6es bar prret rettct
6cnpenoclle, for al pripote @runoe
unoilaoet fig.
Geitlanof e Sernbo=
e ploner. 12. Morts bol6teS
/ Manool ct SSernbonen1s0e. Is It's
ie1oinge fra @pcl1 % Man0olen bot
ttllteoe. Mon be6tog ct Mn6roge>1oe
til Negieringel1 ON at fao op1t1ffet
og falfl.leret CIT Sernbonelinje op
gien11ent Man6olen, i6et man ogIoo
tenfer fig Muligbeoen al, at Ser fl1r1=
Sc blibe Sale ON en- eleftriif Sor=
Iegsbane. Sil1lut 6rpfte6es Sc tlonos=
6onens forifjellioe Mlternotiber.
&roni gSgaDen. 3orni=
tcen / Sronbbiem for Snololnlinge:.
bor beilrtttet, at 6er al Sc iuoIamleoe
Mi6ler lfal a1ben6eS 5000 @roner
til S1tofipb al Ell &roningsgape, be-
Itoaenoc al ct 5blpleroice / 2u0pig
oen 1Goes 5til. st 6orilag ON at
ampe10e 8elebet til ct. 5on6 for for
l1lpffe6e 6iiferes Gfterla6te panot
iffe forneoen Silllutning, oels al
principielle &e1ipn, 6els pao @rlu1O
af &riltianiofomitee11s &lon ON Mn-
lfoffelic of cit 2Dltpacbt.
ND torGeIlu e nbrtf +.
ISro Wo]5 me66ele5: Sill oSirnore=
giltrct onn1elotes forle6en Mfticje1ifo=
6et 9,1rltm Jobrifer meo CIT Gapitol
ltor 100000 &roner. 5elffobets
Direftion bel taor al @errerne &oniul
Nntb. 9. MiIlen, Selpen peo @ois,
@roSicrer Mobs 8iel, 6reorifsbolo,
% S1getipr Olaf 81. @olmec1, 6rc0<
rifslta6, me6 &on1ul Mntb. g. Millen
ion, aominiltreren0e 0ireftpr. Gel
ifabets &ontor CT poo eselpcn. Set
far opertoget ion1tligc Sc M,1tb. 9.
Milien & 60. til6prenoe Gienoomn1e
poa @urunlan0et og ifol I'LL bpgge .e,
Geltuloiefahrif Ser.
Set tore &olmenfol +
[ e III 5fil6b fan6t 5te6 6elt
t2. Morts UNDER inr6eles r,gl,nitigc
8%eirforbol6 ne6 1tnrft @nefoIo ul1=
Ser bele 2sbet. Eli Sro6s for Sci
ret bop6e Ser Ion1let fig ca. $4,000
Menneifer, iom mes lterite Snteresie
fulgte 2pbet. On Meng6e 1ilrei1 en=
Sc par TONNE til 5te6e, og ser ber=
ifebc paa Sen n1aleri1fe 5portsplabs
BET ltDliglte Golfelib. So Song @oo-
fon og Dronning Mou6 onfom, billie,
oeS 6e meo ltormen0e 8egei1tring oq
ipntes / bpi @ro0 interesler6e, iprIie
peo Set %lp@noen6e 5lutningslpb. Ser
itprltc u@opleng6e", iom opnooeoes.
Dor omtrent 30 Meter. 6gret bo1
life go6t, Stilpberne bob6e @nee,
(iae / Mniigtet, boiIfct fo%roorio0eoe
mango 5olo, n1e1 MeInltoterne mao
aicnnemgoacn0e betegnes lom gooe.
SefselfoI fncri. Sci
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
JEWEL CASE.

The little case for jewels shown in
the illustration is a decidedly better re.
ceptacle for pins, brooches and rings
than the ordinary jewel box, in which
unworn articles are tossed about and
soon tarnish. It is especially useful
when travelling, as it occupies SO small
a space; in fact, one of small size may
be worn pinned to the corset or carried
in the little handbag with the purse,
handkerchief, etc: -. -.~a...-, =
1t is comparatively simple to make,
but great care should be taken to do
the work neatly, otherwise it will be
anything but satisfactory.
The center part should be slightly
padded with cotton wool, so that pins
may be easily stuck into it. The upper
and lower portions: are fitted with six
little pockets, with flaps Of chamois
that fold over and button down, and
in which may be carried rings, chains
and other trinkets.. ..
The case folds up. and is fastened
with ribbons. A nice idea is to have the
outside Of silk, in pretty design, witt
the lining of chamois skin; or, if thu
silk should be in solid color, a mano
gram or an initial may be embroidered
on the outside.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
Thursday Musical Students.

The student section of the Thurs
day Musical gave its first recital this
afternoon at. the, home Of Mrs. =. 3.
Cargill, 26Ol Portland avenue. Mrs.
Cargill was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. w. o. Fryberger, president Of the
Thursday Musical and Mrs Nellie Z.
Bailie, chairman Of the student section.
The program, which showed pleasing
variety, was opened with two numbers
Of the Choral club under the direction
Of Mrs. Florence Parks. The club IS
new organization and under the eff
cient leadership Of Mrs. Parks it has
made great progress. Miss Eva L: Ash
worth gave piano numbers by Chopin
and Jensen and Miss Jessie W. Ander-
son. a Wienawoski valse. Miss Marion
jones' contribution was Weber selec-
ton. Mrs. John W. Baxter sang a
group Of Indian love lyrics and MISS
Edith Havi]l, two songs of child life.
The program closed with two selections
bv the Choral club, one from Weber
and Nevins' "The Rose.'
After the reception and program an
opportunity was given to join the
Students Choral club, which meets
every Tuesday at. 3 pm. in the THURS
dav Musical studio in the Metropolitan
building, and the Students Study club,
! which will meet alternate Thursdays at
1Oa. m, beginning Nov.1. The Study club
has invited the active and associate
members to join. The classes IN the his
tory Of music are as enthusiastic as
the Choral club in anticipation of the
work of the coming season. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
What the Market Affords

Brook trout, IS cents a pound.
Smells, 10 cents pound; extra
smelts, % cents.
Fresh cod, 20 cents a pound. -
Scallops. 80 cents a quart. 49,.
Pike, Is cents a pound.
Lemons, 30 and 40 cents dozen. 49,:
Cucumbers, cents each.
Pumpkins, S cents each: 49,.
To serve the fresh cod with tomato
sauce. dust the fish with salt and. pep
per, put in baking dish. Make a
sauce with two cups Of stewed toma,
toes, one cup Of water, two bruised
whole cloves and two slices Of onion
cooked together for half an hour. Melt
one.ouarter cup Of butter, rub in one
rounding tablespoonful Of -four. and
then pour on the hot tomato. Cook ten
minutes and strain on the fish. Pour
on half Of the sauce and bake three
quarters of an hour. Add the remain.
der of the sauce at intervals while
baking. Basic several times. .
It may seem like painting the lily to
add to pumpkin pie until you try this
ANY favorite recipe may be used for the
| pie; the one following is for the rea!
colonial article. When the pie is baked
and cooled, spread with strained honey ne
and top with whipped cream. Pare the
lender: sift and while hot add table
spoon each of butter and -four to each
| Quart of pulp. Mix thoroly, then add
to every quart Of the strained pump
kin seven well beaten eggs, a Tablespoon
/ Of ginger, half a teaspoon Of salt, gen
/ erous busting each of cinnamon ane
/ nutmeg, a gill Of rosewater and gil
Of the best brandy. You will note thai
no milk enters. NV r
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL, ]

Mrs. George w. Sublette is home from a six
weeks visit to her mother in Colorado Springs,
Col. ~ Et9af:
Miss Emma Miller Of Elliot avenue is home
from the southern part OF the state, where she
spent the summer. &.-.fss s s54 \.
Weaver Temple, No. l. Rathbone Sisters,
will give q card party in Masonic Temple to-
morrow afternoon. #fa57E ~ =.
Plymouth chapter, O. E. s., will give q
thimble bee at the home of Mrs. John Calder,
2708 Aldrich avenue 81 tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Frederick U. stamwitz, who has been
her home In Seattle. Miss Augusta stamwita
accompanied her.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
follows Woodstock, T.. G.. Barnett, j. f. Byrnes;
Holland,e f. q. Bestor; Belmont. n. O. White
G. N. Horace; Hoffman, d. O Connor, Jr.
Bridal Veil lodge, No. 2os,, .. OF H.. viii
home Of Mrs ~ N. Watson 613 Fourth avenue
Sc. In the evening the lodge win give dane,
s. the hall, Fifth street and FIRST ayenne SEs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
OF FEMININE INTEREST
y News
= .ss,. Il: ,.r.,.-,, ...- ....
a.. of .a d.
Society

Mrs. Archie Dean Walker gave her
second post-nuptial at home this after,
Colfax avenue, S. Receiving with Mrs.
Walker were Mrs. J. B. Hudson, Mrs.
Walter G. Hudson, the Misses Marga-
ret Welles, Agnes Haynes, Marguerite
Gray and Mary DunWoody. In the
parlors white lilies and roses were the
decorations, red roses were in the den
and living room, and the dining room
was in pink, with roses and pink
shaded lights. Mr.. and Mrs. W alker
will receive this evening, assisted by
Mines. Arthur A. Law, Walter G. Hud-
son and Miss Agnes Haynes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
GLIB NOTES.

The Young Ladies' Missionary circle OF the
First BAPTIST church will hold its monthly meet
ing and supper In the dining groom Of the church
tomorrow evening. Supper will be served at
$50 o'clock.
evants at the meeting of the Eighth Ward W.
c. T. U. With Mrs Graves 7a4 East Twenty.
eighth street. tomorrow afternoon: Miss fTate
viii read a naper on 1.-THE Physicians and Mar
cotics': DR.. Mary Butler will speak and there
viii be a, debate on the question, "kesolved,
That the. fathers example Is more heeoeo tnan
the mothers counsel"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
Clubs
and
Charities
Club Calendar.

FRIDAY 49, =
Mothers club Of Riverside kinder
garten, kindergarten rooms, 2:30 pm.
: Cassiopeia club, Mrs. Alice r. Hay,
1921 Portland avenue, $3.50 pm.
Women 8 Home. Missionary society OF
Highland Park Presbyterian church,
Mrs. w. A. ~Strauch, 27l4 Emerson ave-
nue. N, 3 pm. =. =. -: -.
Eighth Ward w. G. T. u, Mrs.
Graves, 734 East Twenty-eighth street,
$3.50 pm. - .. ~ e. =.
Travellers, Public Library building,
10 am !,
Ladies' Aid society Of Prospect Park
NJ. E. church, Mrs. N. s. Head, 81 Orl1n
avenue, 2:30 pm. -st} ~ 80 j., r. s-.:&.f
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Which was banked with. fruits.

which was banked with fruits.
Refreshments were served In the
large dining room from tables which
had for their centerpieces large baskets
of yellow and red roses. Ropes Of
smi1ax were entwined on the platerail.
The dance program was enjoyed is
both the ballroom on the third floor Of
the main building and the clubroom Of
the annex
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18

:, surprise party was given Saturday evening
in honor Of Miss Agnes Wilder at her nome, %
birthday anniversary. The guests presehteu nel
with signet ring. Games and music We're the
= A number of Minneapolis people
went over to st. Paul last evening to
attend the wedding of Miss Sadie Nc
Lauphlin and Gale Merrick of Seattle,
which took place at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. D.,
Mclaughlin, on Dayton avenue. Miss
Margaret Mclaughlin was her sister 8
maid Of honor and wore white silk and
carried pink roses The bridal gown
was Of white silk trimmed with rose
point lace and her flowers were lilies
Of the valley. Rev. Ernest Dray read
the service, which was followed by a
reception. Mr.. Merrick and his bride
left on the late train for Seattle, where
they will make their home
The people of Grand Avenue Chris
tian church will give 9 reception tomor-
row evening in the church parlors for
the new pastor, Rev. T. J. Dow.f4gAd-
dresses Of welcome will be- given by
Rev. "A. D. Harmon Of st. Paul, Rev.
Perry J. Rice Of the Portland. Avenue
SlurCl OIL CuEtSt duut1l6F. ottAASy AVN
erts Of Bethlehem Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Clara Calkins and Eugene Nor
rill were married last evening at the
home Of the officiating minister, Rev
J.. E. Conan, 1928 Chicago avenue. A
small group of relatives, witnessed the
service. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, will be
at home at 21O4 Tenth avenue 8.
I 5 sRzy
The informal reception. given last
evening at the = Lawrence sanatorium
by the medical and surgical staff to
mark the completion Of the new build.
ings was large affair, for the cordial
Invitation extended to physicians, clergy
patients and friends met with gen
eral acceptance. The arrangements were
informal and the genial air Of hospi
4 tality made everyone feel at home.
The medical staff was assisted il
receiving by Mines. w. D.. Lawrence
a. s. Wilcox, .. p. Shipuaan. a. ]
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
Club .women's. Train.

: Minneapolis will be we'll represented
at the state convention Of the Fedora
ton Of Women's clubs which, will be
held in Winona next week. The Mil;
waukee has been made the official road
and the majority: Of the delegates will
90 down on the 1850 am. train Tues
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18

Hal P. Watson gave box party at
the Orpheum theater last evening. His
guests were Messrs.. and Mines. Charles
S. Pillsbury, Frank T. Heffel6nger and
James F. Bell. :,,.'
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Dunn, F. B. Mcdonald, H M. Law
renee and Elizabeth Korth.
From behind screen Of palms in
the library Signor Tomaso de Giorgio's
orchestra played. The rooms were deco.
rated with ferns, palms, smilax, and
the mantels- were banked with roses,
carnations and -asters.- In the smaller
dining room Misses Mcdonald, Caster
and Korth served frappe from a bowl
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. Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Brooks
gave a box party at the 4Orpheum
theater Tuesday evening when they en-
tertained eight guests.
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Mrs. w. L. Wolford has issued invi-
tations for a luncheon to be given Sat
urday at her home, rs: Tenth street 8.
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The wedding Of Miss Amy Louise
Shores, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. +.
Shores, and Karl A. Loomis took place
last evening at the Shores residence,
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The marriage Of Miss Gladys Ermyn-
trude Macdonald, daughter Of Dr.. and
Mrs. j.. W. Macdonald, and Joseph
Smith Van Camp Of St. Thomas, N. D.,
took place last evening at the Mac
donald home, 2l23 Bryant avenue s.
Only the immediate friends of the fam
lily and the relatives were present at
the service, which was read by Rev:
J. F. Van Camp Of Pipestone, a brother
Of the bridegroom, under an archway
of palms and bridal roses. Miss Helen
Halowell sang "When Song Is Sweet -
and 90, Promise Me- Miss Mabel
Allen. cousin of the bride, played
the "Lohengrin' chorus as pro-
cessional. Miss Macdonald entered
alone. She wore white crepe de chine
over chiffon taffeta with garniture of
real Cluny lace, and held a white
prayer book. Miss Ida Knoblauch
played the Mendelssohn wedding march
as Mr. and Mrs. Van Camp received
the congratulations Of their friends:
After the service a supper was served
in the dining room, which was deco:
rated in red, with autumn leaves and
roses. Smilax and maidenhair ferns
and white rosebuds made a setting of
green and white in the parlors. Among
i the out town guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. Van Camp Of Pipe
stone. Miss Edith Van Camp, Fred
Van Camp of St. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Barnes of Blue Earth. Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. A. Murphy and Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Richardson Of St. Paul:
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Camp left in thu
evening for the east: They will reside
in St. Thomas, N. D., and will be a
home after Nov. Is.
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Porterhouse Steak, lb, 15c.
Round Steak, lb, 10c.
Irish Breakfast >Mackerel, each, 10c.
New Gulf Shrimps, at, soc.
Majestic, Rrookfeld and Dairy Farm
Sausage.