The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-29
The Puppy Saved the Boy

One evening as we sat around the
sitting room fire telling stories. we heard
a strange sound at the door. Curious to
know what the sound was I went and
opened the door and found the cunning
est little puppy, shivering out in the
cold.
After getting the puppy warm and
giving her some supper, found a box
and fixed it for her to sleep in, leaving
it near the fire.
Several hours after I had gone to bed
[ was awakened by something Juggling
at my hair; it was the puppy. arose
Just in time to hear the front door
slam. l ran down stairs and found
my brother, who occasionally walked in
his sleep, going around the house to-
ward the barn, right in front of the
barn was a deep hole in which, if my
brother should happen to fall, he
would be badly injured.
Seeing the danger. I ran to him
quickly, and got, him away before any
accident could happen.
Attic it was just caring for strange
obtaining any injury.
A Eighth Grade. Mary Mac Donough.
Emerson school. 1923 Vine Place.
The Lynda1e School Bands Of Mercy.
Several hundred of the pupils of Lyn-
dale school have joined the Jim Kew
Bands of Mercy, and the members are
all interested in becoming one Of the
strongest bands in the city. Miss Kate
j. Bartholf is principal of the school.
and the names published today include
the pupils of the fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth grade.
A Fifth Grade.
Jennie L. Shook, teacher
Gran Hoo
secretary: Ellen Goodrich Thomas B. Berry,
Elwood Burkhardt,. Marie Burtt Eddie Nelson
son. Margaret Roche. Arthur McGiii. Alice Ruth
Talbot, Lincoln Freng. Gladys Knights. George
Reiter. Pearl Hartley, Clarence Cook Stella
m a F1 B6 s ErSa
Mccann: Laura Jennie Harris. Adele Angel.
lrma Petit, RUdie WINES. Blanche Meadows
Francis Lund. Stewart Craig Louise Fenster-
macher. Willie Shoemaker. Esther AlGrick clyde
Needham. Clement Jacobson. Eugene Berger. Err
gett Florene Mueller Walter De MILL Law
| renee Berry, Clare Hanson. Reuben DAILY.
A and B Sixth Grade.
Mary Fairchild, teacher.
| Richard Wessling president: Susie McBeath,
| secretary; Mildred Zoller. Alma White, Alice
Johnson, Marie Schaller. Ruth Rauen, Henry
Boline. Maud Hexum Marguerite Saxton. Bruce
| Mccullough. Ethel Engquist, Mabel Ruberg,
Agnes Hewett. Florence Woods. Ruth Aldrick.
| John Jennison. Almida Mathiason. Hulda John
son. Gladys Wyman, George Ducharme. Marie
HILL Clifford Downs Raymond Scharf Ruth
| Dutton, Milan Carroll. Florence Peterson. Ethel
McMath, Margaret Helback, George Smith.
Gladys Hill. Genevieye Ellingen. Walter Bug
! bee. Thelma Giles, Floy Chase, Clifford Currier,
| Bertha TheiS.
B Seventh Grade.
| Caroline NJ. Neill, teacher - 4
Hazel Forbes; president; Dunbar Millar; Sec
1 rotary; Edna Nelson. Gerhart Wrestling. Jennie
Frostad. Roy Nicholson, Edna Benson. Myron
Kline, Efie Nelson Hazel Christy. Anna Wise.
| Inez Pottsmith Marion Countryman Willie VAL
4 lentyne Mildred Bardwell. Della Largford. VIII
lie Provencher, Alice Walker. Edith Anderson.
Ross Wray. Louis Pedor. Ruth Brace. Rebecca
Mason. Goldie Sutton. Florence Carlson. Mabel
Meadows. Lester Lounberg. BeryI Archer, Laura
Peterson Alice milford, Ruth E. Wheeler, Floyd
! Gard rlara T,,pi po-Je