The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-01

river in the afternoon, and will not be
back until after dark. The primaries
will be held just the same, and the pic
nickers will undoubtedly kick at the
result. Charles B. Cheney.
THIS COLUMN
FOR jim KEY
MERCY BANDS
One Of the large bands of mercy Is
in the jackson school, of which Joseph
Jorgens is principal. The names pub
ished today include those of the sixth.
seventh and eighth grades.
The stories sent in to ''Uncle Bert'
show the majority of children in Min
neapolis are kind-hearted and Elms
Swanson tells in the story today of his
kindness to a poor, half-frozen dog.
Kindness to Dog.
One cold winter. evening as we were
sitting by the fireplace enjoying the
warmth of it's blaze, we suddenly were
startled by knock on the door. The
knock sounded as if something hard
had fallen on the door, and we looked
at each other wondering who should go
to the door and see who it was who
knocked in such queer way. I got up
and opened the door, and what should it
be but poor frozen half-dead dog.
[ picked the dog up. and carried it in
the dining room and lay her on the rug
near the. fireplace. Then mother went
for a warm blanket to rap her in, and
l went for some milk for her. thought
the poor creature was dead, but father
sos ho NIL In
| all right in a little while.
| About1an hour after she opened hey
eyes and drank the milk and she looked
at us as if to say, "Oh! how good and
kind you are to me- We kept this
dog and it lived for two years. We all
missed her very much as she had grown
to be favorite to us all.
| Elme Swanson, =
IL West Grant street,
| Minneapolis, MINI.
A Sixth Grade, Emerson School
b., .- A Eighth Grade. =
Viola shively and Maren MicheleA
| teachers. :
Eddie Murphy, president; Mae Owen. secre-
Holstrom, Hattie Nelson, Lilly Dahl, Anna Ha-
line Hilma Wilson, Inga Hanson, Celia Keller.
Me h; Martin Ia scher, Hnda 1sbjeid, Chris
tine Hansen, Clara Holm, Birdie Sawyer, Mabls
mo oseDb casonp ida
Sarah Sarah Herman IN, Minnie Benda, Marie Mckenaa.
Hellga Johnson, Mary Moen, James Quinn, Har-
Richard Carlson, Henning Erickson Clara Ros-
enstein, Clara Thompson, Willie Dvorak, Al
bert Flagstad. Otto Olson, Nora 0seI Jennis
derson Charley Conway, Eddie Wendt, Herbert
Sullivan, Ruth Lindgren, Alice Bidwell, Albert
Moe, Alfredo Anderson, Willie Kruger. Lizzie
ME Olsen Agnes Nelson, Nantil Ekhlund. Mary
Johnson. Selma severson, Philip Bessler, LinE2
| Jackson.
A Seventh and Eighth Grade.
Jennie Gas, teacher.
Carl Halling. president, Edwin Peterson SEQ.
rotary; Lizzie Hardy, Alfred Aberg, Linis
Carr 1aGE0 Ellen Tsls01 4TSh
| Eggan, Edna Peterson. Victor Carlson Marie
| eau, Elvera Carlson. Sadie Sather Amanda Ha-
McKenna. Cuisine Berg, Jennie homeland.
| Gust Hokanson. Mary Berman, Alice Hokanson,
Manda sandvik, Olga Bake, George shorba,
Lillian Lund. Berma Mickelsen. Claude Pearson.
Oswald Sundby, Herbert Johnson, Emma Aune.
Nina Phillips Mary shorba. Frances Johnsoa.
Olga Christopherson, Charlie Yelander.
| B Seventh and Eighth Grade.
Elizabeth Dollard, teacher. -
Jennie Hennessy, president; Frances Gun.
strom, secretary; Elmer Gustafson. Reedar
Erickson, Fred Anderson Eric Benson, Cari
Knutson, Adolph Olson, Robert Nylander, Horatio
Engen. Albert Olson, David Schwartz, Edwin
Johnson, Hjelmar Olson, David Goldberg. Carl
Asplund, John Nisla. oscar VIM. Johnson Robert
Peterson. Mary sohe Berg, 0ttillia Hotter, Lydia
Scherer. Clara Hagland Alma swensen, Ierda
Brant. Margaret Bourke, Minnie Norstrom, Marie
Foss. Minnie Gjersing, Elizabeth Murphy, Esther
Tunberg.
A Sixth Grade. +
|
Helen McGrath, teacher. =
Jay Kreitz, president; Irving Kinghay. secre
tary: Albert Nordstrom Florence Halling. Leo
mia Noreen, Rose winshtp, Jeanette Rosen: Ann.
Wilson Martin Silverman, Lillian Koepsel En-.
. lily NoEeen. Alfrida Ecklund, Nellie Oman. An
drew Galdonik. Signe Nielsen. Henry Hertzen
, berg, Earl Convey, Elmer Johnson. Ethel Peter
son. Rose Void: Nils Noraas, Eva Farland. Al
bert Jansen, Willie Turner, George Tiffany
Frank Dodge. Clarence Nelson, Lille Matthew
son, John Griffin. Lillian Nordstrom. Willard An
beth Thornton. Mary Mccormick. Minnie Neke1
: sen, Betty Herman, Esther Carlson, Helen Woef
ner, Kristine Fjermstad.
: B Sixth Grade.
Sarah E. Leonard, teacher.
) Ruth E. Olson. president; James Mathews
,, Hagen. Ruth Hoimberg, Mary Hitler, Edna Moe
| Sarah Shapiro, Hilma Burk- George Boyd, Sadi
: Herman Lily Bessler, Alfred Blanchard, Waite
! Palmer. Serena ,Bjornstad, Hazel Huenerlotii
Gertrude Lind Hulda johnson. Eddie Snowberg
t Theodore Hagelberg, Albin Widing Thorval
+. johnson, Oscar SomeryfDe. Francis Hardy. Edwi
| Lindquist Arthur Hansen, Mamie Sahlstrand
l Arthur Lundberg, Ethel Williams, Adolph John
e son. Emma Erickson. Della Malone. Clarenc
r Redeem Albert Sarlson. Kenneth B. Palmer.
3 Sixth Grade
. Elizabeth G. Condor, teacher.
l Hazel MeIby, president; Clarence Larson. SEE
o rotary; Amelia Pierotti, Charley Meyer, Elme
: | Hall. Burton Farber, Walter Whitbeck, Jo
| Abram ms, Ida NJ. Wilson, Anna Anderson. Rut
1 Farland, Mary Hrkal. Charles FredricksoI
!. Helen Washington, Lena Silver, Alma 0lsoI
Ruth Johnson, Queenie Sampson. Rose kadleC
+ Ida Samuelson, Anna Bebus, Amanda Berg, Jo
\ Wondra, Willie Moen. Earl Olsen, Anna Ne
: son, Rose Schiller, Alice Hallquist Annie Al
) derson, Eddie Peterson, Joseph Gonnella, job
n p. Meyer. Roy Winchester. Reuben Westlunt
h Lille Erickson, Rose Truntle.
t Twin City Turner's Association Picni
/. at Young America.
n On Sunday, June 8, the M. e.. 81
e L. Ry. will run special train, leavin
8 st. Paul Union depot 9:45 am, Mir
n neapolis, 1915 am, for the annual pie
mic of the Twin City Turner Associa
tion at Young America. Returning
,, leave Young America, $500 DIM.