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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
RICE Lake

June 26.-Misses Ethel and Ella
Lamb visited with Miss Katie Kernon
of Dixville q few days last week.
Jesse Leigh visited here q few days
this week.
loren Love was In Royalton Monday.
Misses Ethel and Ella Lamb enter.
tanned company Sunday.
Miss Stella Mcleod went to st.
Cloud Saturday to attend the Normal
school. -.-..-..
A number Of young folks enjoyed q
boat ride on tho lake Sunday after.
noon.
.:James Mcleod and son attended the
funeral of 6. Crabtree at aoldingford
Saturday.
John Lamb was reshingling his
house last week. laslys
There was quite heavy rain and
hail storm here Monday. but not much
damage done.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
LINCOLN

June 60. Mrs. John Randall and
children of Staples were visiting rela.
tives in tho village last Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Fallen Was q Staplea
visitor LAST Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Mortified and
family, and Miss Valeria Rahier
were Little Falls visitors last Friday.
Jacob Burton Of Little Falls Was
seen in the village the frat Of the
week.
Arthur Rshier has been teaching
school near Pequot. returned home
''i Mr. t'' sna Mn. Geo. M.u.io. and
family Of Annandale arrived here
last week to spend the summer and
to visit Mr.. Maurice's sister, Mro.
George Rather and family.
George Maurice was called to
Marinette. Wis, last Thursday to see
his father, who il s:rioosly i'll. ,@51s
Theodore Enke of Staples was here
the first of the week 60 visit his
brother, Martin Enke, and family.
Chas. Randall and Miss Sadie
Trimborne: were down from STAPLES
to visit friends and relatives last Sun
day. !
Geo. Rainier has been improving
his house by building q porch.
s. L. Staples left last Saturday for
Little Falls where he has found en-
ployment. ~.
Claude Lathrop IL visiting in the
village. -...
Misses Lillian Chad WICK and Fran.
ces Enke are busy planning for q
school picnic next Friday. The two
schools intend to meet here and have
their picnic on one of the many nice
beaches of Fish Trap lake.
Albert Randall is back here again.
NJ. Enke is sick.
= DR.. Chance and family of Royal.
ton are here spending vacation.
:. A dance was given in the NJ. W.
A. hall last Saturday evening and a
good time was rep ported.
Several from here attended a dance
at Mr.. Beck's last Saturday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
FREEpHE 4

June 26.-Oooaf Swanson held the
luckv -nu0ker which won the music
box rsmed Oh ct Psddock's.
Carl johnson was IN town Saturday.
Carl EckWsl Of the Falls ives here
Sunday.
Mis Emma soudgren Of the Falls 10
Waiting with Miss Selma and Feckla
johnson.
Mr.. Holmstrom-- and family from
town were here SUNDAY.
4 number Of the folks drove to Fish
Lake and enjoyed fishing and host
riding last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
Cures of Deafness
:. Startle Southern civ

A!tnougn many emarkabebeen entirely restored
achievements Cooper andal entirely
his medicine have been printed Disappeared accepted
from time to time, more|old
startling wonderful
of deafness as have tried
cess seems to have taken New
leans by storm Every onld hardly
IN the cV devoting columns medicine could effect
tne report OF work. From then
small boy to the bewhiskered|been through it myself
ana millionaire to- Barkenger 1925 Maya
ordinary story to relate which,
more remarkable then the remarkable of NJ
at the American worthy She said
Drug Store besegd with callers troubled
and clerks ears for
long selling his time and have been unable to find
ne can spend MISUNDERSTANDING that would help
hour watching of which Was source
and and listening
1 ~ us pa1ents one man, ment Mr. Coopers New Dscov
r T. Gan'a by name Who gavey
st. New Oeans expen condition one week
overheard that buzzn
for he entirely ceased
without the aid of
and yet
difficulty 10 understanding did know
word spoken him odof
conversational When|ago"
asked about the result the
ment his he sad
ing had become that hadh medicines
to give position For theta short time ecting
nave able startling
hear without the aid
worthy whom
spoken to in loud distributed small
also snfere1 Rheumatmey
which had partially crippled |bles
Quick ReeDiscovy and Coopes Quick Re-
medicine about ten days and called had
noticed slight improvement afterphenomena sale Little Falls
the lew DAYS. The heumache introduction
pans gradually t AID inside Pioneer is said that
of
as well as ever My hearing hashav used with
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
NORTH PkalRlE

June 3e.-Lccal nine defeated Onole
Sunday. scoie Z 20 %.
Tuesday occurred tho marriage OF
Christ Klinsk and Mary Kupka Ia
tho Holy Cross church.
The town board of reviow met last
Monday at the residence of the tow
clerk.
Albert Pyka of flensburgh visited
relatives here Sunday.
Joe Brodkort and Martin Lipski
completed brick veneeEing Fritz Bar
Eout Q house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
GILBERT

June 25.-Miss Jennie Swanson
closed the spring term of school in
Dist. 30 Friday. There was q picnic
In the afternoon which was we'll liked
BY the little ones. Mlss Swanson lefl
for her home ct the Falls Friday.
Little Falls visitors Saturday were
August johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. john
Broberg.
Some Of the folks took in the oircna
ct Brainerd Saturday. -,
There was party ct August John
sons place Sunday afternoon.
Geo. A. Rogers went to Fl. Ripley
on business Monday. 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

VIM. Raymond and brother. in law
B. J. Schwartz of Royalton, returned
Saturday from a trip through NORTH
Dakota and Canada. They founG
things looking we'll, and many
chances for good investments.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

The past week was the wettest of
the year, the records of Observer
Coleman showing total fail of I'D
inches. On Monday there was a tire.
mendous downpour, the heaviest
rainstorm of the year. Very little
damage was done except flooding Of
some cellars.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
GREEN PRAIRIE

June IS George 0edney Of Little
Falls is visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Carl Bolander of
Little Fails visited here last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Hall and little
con Hsrry of Clough visited relatives
ID: :1s si Misses Cook and c.lllin Of +,
Ripley were visitors here Friday.
Messrs. George Henderson aud Har.
~ Peters left Monday for STAPLES,
whore they expect to be employed for
some time.
The Misses Vins and Msble Trask
Of Little Elk and Mr. Witham of Lft.
tie Falls spent Sunday at Fish Lake
here. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larson and
children visited ID. Randall last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Nichols and
granddaughter, Miss Beaded of
Clough, we're the guest of relatives
here Sunday. Mrs. Dennis Patton of
Minneapolis 10 the guests Of her sister,
Mrs. Sidney SwlRdell. this week.
Mrs. Nicholson and daughters ail.
ma and Lempia of Randall were
visitors on the Prairie.
-sMr. and Mrs. W. r. Ashton of
Clough visited at William Edden' 0
Sunday.
Mrs. P. T. Posrs, who has been the
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Eckerson. for tho past two weeks,
left Monday for Oelwein. Ia. , where she
will visit relatives before returning to
her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Sheldon and
children and Pearl Longley of Little
Falls were the guests Of Miss Neill
Sunday.
Friends here have received the sad
news Of the death of Bonnie Hall, the
little son of Charles Hall, formerly of
this place, but now Of Monroe, Wash.
he died at the home of his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Ga1thier, of
diphtheria. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of the community in
their sorrow.
A number of young people were
pleasantly entertained Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Eek
erson. dancing furnished the amnse.
ment until late after which refresh
ments were served.
The Ladies Working Club of the
Congregational church of Little Falls
were entertained Thursday of last
week by Mechanics Edden and Neill
at the home Of the latter.
Misss Clara Sickle closed q term of
school here Friday. The folio wing
program was given:
Song, Welcome-By school
Recitation, A Summer Csll-Axel
Waline.
Recitation, An Awful Dream-Bil-
da Sclax.
Recitation. New Tangled Schools
Anna Henderson.
Bugle Song-By Four Girls.
Recitation, Do Your Best-Hannah
Harlander.
Recitation, Vacation-Three Boys.
Recitation, Ny Pussy-Lillie Swan.
son.
Recitation. Wher I am Big-John
Swanson.
Song, Jolly School-By School.
Recitation, Independence-Alms Wa.
line.
Recitation, A Game of Tag-Ma-
ME Schlax. s..zs 49,. :. -
Song. Where they arow-Three
Girls.
Recitation, Why Cant Girls Whis-
tle-Ben Eckerson.
Recitation, In the Empty School
house-Thres boys.
Recitation, Kitten had . Falling
out-Jessie Swanson.
Recitation-Mary had q Little Ring
Lizzie Swanson.
Recitation, The Owl and the Pussy
Cat-Willie Schlax.
Recitation. Wash My Dolly up
Like that-Jessie Bame.
Vacation. song-By School.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

The Calvin. Tanner building at Be.
midji was damaged by fire last week
to the extent of $4,000, with $500 In.
S1rance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

s E. P. Adams. the we'll known at.
torney. who moved to South Dakota
last year. has decided to again locate
in Little Falls, and is occupying his
old odace In the First National bank
block. His friends are glad 20 see
him back.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
FAMOUS SoLoIsr DIVORCED.

Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones sued for
divorce from her husband, 3. f.
Jones, and Judge Holt Of Minneapolis
granted the divorce to the husband,
finding plaintiff guilty Of bad faith
in bringing the, sction. Mrs. Jone
was given custody of the only child.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

Mrs. Victor Schallern entertained
delightfully."- at progressive 500 Friday
afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newton ani
children Ruth and Eva, of Omaha
are at the Turne camp at Birch lake.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29
A TERRIBLE SOAKING.

That Is what I got for not taking
advantage Of the BARGAINS offered BY
the Farmers Exchange on top bug
gies, storm aprons and side curtains.
They ore giving bargains....in every
thing they have to sell. lott.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

A picked team defeated the clerks
Sunday afternoon at base ball. = to T.
The game was pretty fair, although
the clerks did not have all their
regular team.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

Nelson Stinson mas secured q posi-
ton az fireman on an n. p. freight
engine on this division.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-29

Boiler Inspector e. 9. Boudreau II
in brainer6 this week.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
CITIZENS OFFER ANEW HALL.

Chicago. Ill. May 14.-That Chi
cago may have new $4,000 600 city
hall without increasing It's bonded in
debtedness, several citizens have
come forth will novel scheme which
II is said to have impressed Mayor
Dunno favorably.
The plan has been presented TO the
mayor in several conferences by Ferd
W. Peck. who was commissioner
general to the Paris exposition OF
1900 and Attorney w. n. Horner.
The proposition is that private
corporation shall issue bonds 10 the
amount of $4.000.000 the bonds tc
carry four per cent Interest and &c
run for forty years.
The corporation will take the
money obtained from the sale of the
bonds and build on the site the pres
ent city hall a new structure accord
ing to any plans the municipal au
thoritiees shall agree upon, the onl,
understanding being that the cos
shall not exceed the $4,000 600 speci
fed.
For theuse of the hall the city Il
10 pay the sum of slS2.000 a year. o
which $4,000 is to cover the inter
est and 100000 10 be applied to {
sinking fund for the purpose of th'
payment of the bonds on the install
ment plan. By this method the cit
would be able to pay out in 40 years
be able to pay for the hall in 40 year
Chicago is not in n position Il
erect hall because there are M
funds available for that purpose ant
for the further reason that the cit!
is already up to the limit If its cor
poration Indebtedness under the pro
visions of the state law. The presen
city hall is falling to pieces and II /
confessedaly dangerous place 70
the municipal employees.
Excavations which have been mad
for new buildings near II have canse'
the great building to settle.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

properties. In time the river cut new
channels and left part of the land an
island. Later the river resumed us
natural channel and the island win
necretions was settled upon by num-
enterprises.
BY the decision now rendered by the
Kansas supreme court the properly
reverts 10 the heirs of Armstrong ana
the whites to whom he sold part OF
the land. Among those who VIII
benefit by the decision are three fam
ilies of Wyandottee lndians-The
Mudintor the Rebitaille and the Buz-
zard families-deseenda of Arm
strong. who live on reservations III
the Indian Territory and who viii re-
ceive a small share each: Mrs. Anna
B. Wood. Sol Jones, assistant general
superintendent of the Metropolitan
street railway of Kansas city. Mrs.
Anna Fennell. wife Of James Fennell
of the Armour packing company
Mrs. Virginia Fennell whose hnsf
band manages the Macon (MoD
coal mines of the Armour company
Mary j. Wise. mother superior oi
I.oretto academy of this city and C.
Il. Hochstettler.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
DENVER Is VOTING.

Special to The Sentinel
Denver. May t5.-Denver is in the
tbroas Of one Of the hottest city cleo
Inns ever held in the capital OF the
state. -,
rh.. weather conditions are Ideal
y,,,, n tremendous vote but Il is doubt
fni If I1ore than seventy per cent OF
the pooplc who registered wi!l he
obIe Ia cast their ballots. The Vot-
ipr machinery Is all in the hands 2l
tha rtil'tv corporations which want
tiair franchises renewed and IN
tSrsn sections where the sentiment Is
Lnnv,, TO be against them every OBJ
gt,rla is being placed In the way a.
ihe VOTERS and by this means II
tr,,ee an al, average of / minutes Tor
nerson to cast a ballot. In these
nrsciuefs Nnorc the people are known
In bp f,.i ora ble to the granting oil lle
franchises demanded by the coroo.a-
lions. the voters are put through the
L50th. like so many sheep.
rho Mrnicipal ownership peoi''.
art rb..r,ng the Republicans ana
napocrnts with gross frauds. but
,o ,iol,ncc has occurred up till noon
1l.5,. scores Of unregistered tax
n,yers carrying tax receipts issued
n,n ppg company. were ehalleng-
II by nu.nicipal ownership watchers
tb,s morning. aud in many instances
~ holders of these counterfeit
naners admitted when examined how
~, ~ sccnred them. Sufficient fraud
has already been committed by th'
tramwov On, ana gas companies and theil
.'.a.i,ors declare the municiph
ownership people. to warrant them II
lin the statement that a contest
tn t1,o courts will he begun as soor
as the result is known.
In nerkeley. whore the sentiment
g.. "eainst the utility corporations
one booth was provided by Mayo
Sneer. This 50 enraged the voter,
hat they threatened the judges WIN u.
violence Il additional booths were no
FINISHED They were furnished.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
AFTER MANY YEARS.

Kansas City. May 14.-By decis-
ion rendered yesterday by the Kan
sas city supreme court property To-
lated Just over the Missouri state
line here and running to points on
tho Kaw riyes, valued at between
awarded to the heirs of the original
owner. Much OF the property, which
is in what is known as the west bot
IONS. is occupied by big business con
Germs. who must yacate or purchase
tne land.
The case in various phases has
been in the courts for half a century
Tha land originally was settled up
ON i'm 1857 by Silas Armstrong. an
indian of the Wyandotte tribe. liy-
ing at Upper Sandusky, o. Several
whites settled on some of the lands.
suits followed. Mr.. Armstrong dis
posing of the greater portion of his
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
ROOSEVELT GIVES VERSION

speeial to The Sentinel
washington. May 15.-presidenS[ n[
E"o5eys5tt ISs 5Sesotiaiions b5 with he Demosra5ff of
ie ioP 5enators looking 10 ihe e. pa55ag9fi nee9ive o
n rate bill which would pc ,.Srsion enfor' in in
senator Tillman gave iiaoa,or nus chan
sisr t9e Se5a %bo is as deeply nteres'Sdi Sincn as
elaTG chaRdler % does speak i is i@feTrSa @ten aa
mat he will be as intercsllnB't lnmstor TilI-
president Roosevelt OF
man baen eurcharg-
ri The T Tfevelations Of senator TIllmap and ID
his dealings with the Presiddentt' president was
nni,,y the S"ofN Of double dealing and dSsFI u,
s1,,'y s,an in o. the hour of distress nay. y.
shalen .ion m ofIieial washington 10
foundations.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
A TERRIBLE DEED.
sneclnl 10 the sentInel.

Special TO the Sentinel.
Denver, May 15.-With her head
almost severed from her body, tho
naked CORPSE of Rosa Fairco, or Rosl
Compest, the II year-old wife OF q.
Compost. Alias George Walsh, was
found this morning in the miserable
boyel at 2437 Temple Court. which
the couple had called home. A bloody
hatchet disclosed the manner in when
she had met death, and the fact
that her husband had been missing
for couple of days, points TO him
as the murderer.
Jealousy is believed 10 have been
the motive for the crime,
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
EMPHASIZES THE DENIAL.
Special to The Sentinel

Special to The Sentinel
Cleveland, O.. May Ia Frank
Rockefeller. brother, of John D., to
day emphazied the denial of the re
port that his father died before John
ID. the second was born, as the pat
ron saint of oil he stated. lie even
went further and said plainly that
John d. is. If he made such state
ment.
" Whoever said that my father died
before John Dl Rockefeller was born,
lied" he said. "If John d. said that
he is n liar. Ny father is alive or
was day or two ago when heard
from him"
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
ONLY TO OBEY THE LAW!

The CITY Council has no other interest in
the eIec I tric light franchise than to obey the
law. and treat all individuals and corporal
'''1S The "l decision of Judge Stevens nullifies
the law of 1905 on granting franchises, un.
less the supreme court of Colorado dlsagrees
with him. =. a. -
~ I Is", &c 1899 is not repealed, the peo-
1e .ne ,ast raw decide the question of franchise;
RIb fbe % council from the beginning preferred
th;s %e method, but simply followed the law. as
It was interpreted to them; ne TE,r,Nc u.,o.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

1e samtevant-Quist Drug COM
having purchased the drug busi-
O' Charles II. Arthur hope to re-
"'i Of the old friends and pat
'''' of the old firm and in return
'n'Se the best of service, courte-
'atment, and offer at all times
~ class stock of drugs and drug
fists goods.
'pe'ent men will be in charge Of
- department of our business.
,..' we are here 10 stay and guarantee
a'Isfaaion.
,n Yours respectfully,
,r sfuRrEvANT-QUIsT DRUG
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
no SUCCEED PRES. HARPER.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
New York, May 15.-Iohn d.
Rockefeler's pastor. the Rev, DR.,
Rufus T. Johnson, whose resigna-
lion from the pastorate of the Firth
Avenue Baptist church, has caused
much comment in ecclastical cir
cles. will upon his return from a
contemplted European trip, become
presideut of the University of Chica-
90. which position became vacant by
the death Of Dr.. william Rainey Har-
per. who In his life time was perhaps
the closest friend that the Standard
Oil king had
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
PROMINENT WOMAN DEAD.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Durango. Colo. May l5.-AIrs NJ
f.. Perkins, one Of the most promin
ent women OF Durango. died early
this morning from the result OF al
operation for appendicitis. She wa.
believed to be on the road to recoy
cry when a sudden relapse came
+. C. Perkins. husband of the
deceased is one of the best known
rttorneys and politicians in the
southern part Of Colorado. He Il
The present register of the Durango
land office
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
ADMIRAL AssAssrNArEp.

Special to The Sentinel. v,oa Al
81, Petersburk, May l5'--N zee IN tbe
miral Kuzmich. commahueI MA.
mort who was extremely uliP'.1,,a'ted
with the workmen was aSsaa7'' , I'm
Yesterday by workmen WINS WIZ to ston
onstra ions he has attelhpttT1u pt1ad at the
The vice admiral was hi''''
new admiralty works.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
WANTS a GRAND JURY

Special 10 The esntineL Mo- n
cripple Greek, Colorado, Nay n liam. ~
,1n mDtIt,'' this morning in open court aSk- Is,
ed llh for fnrS grand jury Mr.. hloiIabi nomli :
eaid ea to that matters had been brougn. i'm 5a.
o'I 20 his notice that in his opinion pa,sIiy ' Of
onired an investigation, espeIia'lES ,,a sS e], y.
tbe @ alleged charges against the s''s'
in's office.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
ATTEMPTED TO HANG HER.
Sneclal to The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Oakalona Miss. May l5.-MEs.
Harriet Mcintosh reported to the pol
ice that she was twice hanged to O
tree and left for dead by a crowd Of
men who visited her home last night
The men undertook to carry out q
threat they made to hang her unless
she revealed her alleged complica-
tions in the murder OF her husband
who was slain recently.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
Such Reports Come Over the Wires-BOth Demo-
cratic and Republican Parties Charged With
Gross Frauds Contest Already in Sight.
OTHER IMPORTANT TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Carl Schurz Dead Russian Admiral Ked-Tebe Denver Trae
edy-ChicagO New City HALL
TO SAVE CONDEMNED WOMAN
Special to The Sentinel.

New York, May 10 Strong efforts
are being made TO save from the gal
lows the italian woman, Anna Nelen-
tine who is sentenced to be hung In
Hackensack, n. j., Friday, May 25.
Clarence Mabie. of Havensack,
went to Trenton today to confer with
Governor Stokes in regard to the
granting of a pardon.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
% %n~nm% lmh% %m smHs ""
TO INVESTIGATES DEATH.
speeIal 10 me sentlnel

Chicago. May Is An investiga
ton into the manner of the deatl
OF Mrs. Ruth Castel. wife of Over
seer II. f. Castel. of Zion City. hai
been demanded by her brother, Her
~ Steven. of Paso Robas. Californ
in and it is possible that her bod,
viii be exhumed for postmortem eX
animation.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
REGULATES THE HEIGHTH.
pecial 70 The sentInel.

Special to The Sentinel.
San Francisco, May 15.-It has
been decided that the new buildings
to be erected in the business section
of this city shall be limited in heigh
tn to 220 feet. This announcement
which came from the city's rebuild
ing committee, was n surprise to the
general public.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
PROFESSOR KEELEY CHOSEN
Special to The Sentinel.

Colorado Springs. May 15.-Prof-
fessor Kelley of Trinidad has been
chosen to succeed Miss Dunward as
principal of the Manitou High school.
Miss Dunward resigned a few days
ago to take special course at Le-
Land Stanford university.