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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

Sbllanb.

Is q NJ e 6 | e 80 a.
g q a + 5 Sgn0er 8orf, ser Sen
2. Sftober fplote 100 Mor, ct al
gooet be6 9g6en.
6 II $ M o III
g 5 0 0 e / II g g
0 I III a II 5. Sil 6ormono for
9jprring Mmts 2onoboforening CT
palgt @rsman0 S. snenoien, Otter
9rpnoersleb, / Steoet for 2an0s=
tbingsmono Serenlel1=S nroger, ser
life pnifeoe @jenpolg.
g n g t e t a t b / e c II
ra &c ton s. Du @oltor
Seioelin / @oriens forleoen 1fn[oe
forrette 3 Gielier / &loiterfirfen for
Eoitor Somosien, nngteoe Fan at
ple en- VtaHO, lon1 Ddr lttlt ira IN
fprlte Suitr11. Senere bleb @orret
piet al Guitor Somaslen.
g II b t 5 Ell g q II s.
Set npe @onoperf / 2angoa Stu
tionsbp, Der bleb tuget / 8rug miot
poa sommeren, bar itaoig peret
forf11lgt al ltbelo, og lom Sblge Ser
al bar @on0foripningen peret me-
get mangelfu16. Sprlig / Sen iibite
|Sio bar set baret galt, i0et ser fife
bar pGret 5por al 8an6 / ca. "A
Sage. 0a cit Del al 8eboerne far
faitet oeres @ren6e til, og andre,
Ser Dor ! Npbpgninger, ilet life bar
babt 8rdn6e, er @%momanglen me-
get ubebagelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

tettfe ia gbrr.g geitprtellie Sd Sc
ON Nffftenen benote tiIbnge tic So
stellet ogsfanot ben betroeoe Manos.
5goit optaget at Ell an0et1. 8eo So
%relpgrgiel fit oe at pi6e, at Mon-
oen bapoe opergtpet en- a1oe11 itn
Yoit og por lelp reilt til 2onbon, og
&enge1e bupoe ban bebolot. 5aa
blep Nolitiet lat / @irfl ombeo.
en- a t g Ii 5 e II t. Da
cit ung iltriotlf St11oent forleoen eff
ter ct Sal / St,1oenterlomfnnoet bill
oe tage lin Sat, par Ben forip1n=
Sen, bborfor ban tog cit / NGrbeoen
bGuaenoe SGT, io1n l1o9e11lnnoe pas-
ieoe bam. st Hor Gage efter me6te
ban pao 3lterguoe cit an6en 5tr-
oent, lom ltan0ieoe bam mes 0en
@emGrfning, at set bar bans sat,
BON gift me0, Dbprbos ban bebrei0e<
Sc bam bans Sptreoen. 9u Do1
fife fonot Sis og Ste6 belejligt til
at .ofgjpre Soge,L bo6 bon Sen an=
sen St1loel1t ont lenere at benpe116e
lig til bamt.
Som mootog bcrcfter fra 6enne
forlfiellige 8rebe, oper bpis trlten0e
Sigtelle ct bon fglte Jig / oen @rao
opbrogt, at bon Ell 6ormi60og ino=
fonot Jig poa SEN or1oen 5t11oents
9opel, bpor Fan otter at bore lrffet
ms ltrafs til0elte bcnl1e en- balr
Snes Slog / Mniigtet % 0erbps TIL
feieoe bom ct 5lag ober Nrmen
me0 Ell Stof, 1aa at 0erl1e gift /
Stpffcr. 9o sen SnerfolOne far
frcmifoffet 2egeerf(nring mes @en-
i'm til forlfjelli9c bom he6 Sberfal=
set tilf@ie0e &pGl tel ier, CT Suger
TIL al Stroffe6ommeren poa Treoe.
rifsherg togct pp til ltn0eripgelle lie.
& 3orenS 80 II / t 5 l.
rcftpr 6p S. S ct 9agbns
Electromagnetic / &jgbenbopl1 lattes
fprleoen ct trogilf El1nftum for ct
l1%olminoeligt intereslo1t 2ip, ioet
CT, 9olllnlel M11l ifer pe0 9fobn 6. S.
9uno ofgif peo Opoen. Gin 2gbe=
bone begpn0te bon / gonlle 2nmbpes
Srfeltcr' men leqcre fertc bans Hel,
lelplt bon1 pioel1 pllL in0tt( Don Dap=
neoe / ct. &etersborg, bppr ban
b(ep &egin1entsmulifer. GerpeO bier
bol1 BOG life ltaoeltoe, n1el1 lom Ser
fremragcn0c M1tiifer, ban bar, 1teQ
ban bpjere pg bpiere blanot &111t:
items ltbbolgte og l1ooe0e i'm 2pffes
Sinoe, oo ban b(ep &opelmclter pef
Sen fejier1ige r1tslilfe Spero mel
10000 &ubler / oorlig Gage. 90
sen rusliif=iaponlfe &rig robrpo,f on
ban otter til Hegin1cntsmt lifen JON
&upelmeIter puo Sen lprgeligt BE-
rdntc @pl6oeltpenifps 6loaoc. Sci
Goggersbonferne if 2un6 ct 9ferpe:
cbof al cit @ro1ot, Ser iprang poo
9effet. Sg fra 6en Sib -roffeoe
ian meo @ope0et og blep lom SIT
boli6 afifeoiget / Moooe. og mes &en=
fion> bporpoo BON rejlte til &jpben=
babu.
Eenlionen bor bon oug alorig Jet
ncgct til, flight ban bor be1pe10t
Jig til @eionotifobet bcrom. Sc
iiolte Eenge, ban bapOc, pg Sc por
fife mango, ga bon olbrig bopoe
foritooet at ipore, iottc bo11 / en-
Gigorforretning, men Sen aif fll1
0oorligt. So INT er bon 0po / Meb
og Glen0igbco og faor lin @rop
&%onnlncns 6%ottigioro, bon, Ser Set
meltc of lit 2ip far ticnt Selpber=
lfcrcn oner ollc Musiere.
SZc-nc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

#SsssSsasA gSss8saaa#SIa sIaMaass& zSsssS
r1reo Nennerfte 81 pgete mes SUI
itrl1en Minoerne ON Sc manqe,
rtd11ge Narl oeres sanrIip bap6e pal
ret. 8eo Nftenstib tog ban Mflfeo.
meo oem-alle, % ben paa Motten
be6e ban.
g 8 NJ s. T 0 pao gieIla11o,
Der branote i CONNER, refer fig mi.
at lin Mife ligeiom en- 6ugl 6pnir
! Ell M og mere imponerenoe Sfif=
telie. Gieret1, Sr. SSgrgen Mielie11
feireoe aroens 9teis1ring forleoen
meo ct fort @il6e, bpori for1,oe,1
iamtltge Mrbei6ere, Ser er belfipfti-
geoe mes 8pggearbejbet, en- flor Del
al Ggnens 8eboere oeltog-iolt 60
@initer. &roen-6ette 9fopn pnifes
notrDffelig bibeboIot og fife ombpt=
tet meo set mooerr1e gsopn Sotel -
bliper opfprt / ga1mmel &lolterltil
mes bbibe N11re og rgoe Sag. Den
bliper %betpoelig mere r%1tnunelig ems
ben gamle, bpis nl6ite Gel ogluo
bar line ca. 800 g(ar gl., og Sen
bltper 1tabnlig foripnet mes Ell me-
get flor Dmlelal mes folt S6eoter.
sc pgen oran g u e.
j II cts Sort. gn 10 Mors
Yige, fun ifert 5erf, blep f%orleoen
Mften melem II og 12 truffet grn=
oer1oe pg rpltenoe iom ct @ipelgb al
&1lloe / MGrbe0en al Gtege 8ps
iSpge6us. Sim forflore6e, at bun
bar lpben bjemme fra al 6rDgt for
Misbonoling al 6aoeren, Ser bar
fommen biem / iterft berniet I'll
itono. Sg MI bil6e FUN ino til i'm
Mooer, Ser ligger iom 8atient poo
SDgebuiet. Ser blep ienot @1to til
en Folitibetient, og ban tog @tof=
Lett mes Jig til lit Stem, bpor bun
obernatteoe. 6a0eren bleb nelte Mf=
ten inoiot / Nrrelten. San 1fol bope
peret en- ret ififfelig Man0, noor
ban CT 9orn; mel1 fer iom / iao
mango on0re Silfel0e f%orparolcr
9reuoebinet gonlfe ct Mennelfe %
gjer bam roo og onoii11bet.
81 tnont % 80 EN- / 9.
S oenne Sio of6ol0es Ser / &jaben:
bopn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Nnleo:
ming al cit mgrfelig og pin1tg Gag
Jorleoen Spnoog in0fonot en- 2pjt=
mont 6rigoor6, ser bprer bje1nmt
pua 9ornbolnL Jig be0 9on1pifi6e1
til &gnnc, iom ofgoar fra &pelt:
%b1ls6roen; fer iomles Sc / &jgbel1:
bopn boer1oe 8ornbolmere ofte Sp11:
Bag Mften, og fer giGloer peo 0isle
Mp6er iom &egel ingel1 Herlonsm=
lcellc = Sc ct fer alle 8prl1Dol=
mere for &orberre. SEQ lon1me
2eiligbeo bopoe in0fu1oet Jig cit me:
mig @uiar, 5ten6p, ogiaa 8orn6ol-
mer. 9an bar eli ErGl tefomerat al
2ejtl1anten og m1enes life at babe
btllt poo bam. Sou bleb 2gjtnon=
ten pre0 og irettelotte bom. Sg Sen
Menige bleb gal / @ope6et og bler
TUBS og ipareoe tgjen paa lin gamle
Sens @ebreioelier-og ems D6ermere
iogoc ban OH til 2gjtnonte1. Get
gjor0e nat11rligpis beller life Soger
bcore, at Ser bar en- Del menige
@l,iarer, Ser ltoo og 10 as 2gjtnm=
ten, lom iii los Sen menige @ular
anboloe. !@niaren pooltoor, at bor1
bopoe billt to @onge, bbo6 2ejtno1=
ten fife bopoe let, font at 2gjt11on=
ten og bon bar GUS fra gomle 9o=
&C og bop0e nGret CODE &enner. 81
Sen pil bite, ON 0en1e Torfloring
bill bjnlpe bo1n - / Dpert Sails far
Sogen poft megen Spligt poo
8ornbolm.
Sbllanb.
IS q NJ e 6 e 80 a.
goaro Sgn0er 8orf, ser Sen
O SY4,Lo. faI<l, tOO or.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

Iasgm1 so UssNO VI
slnftion g3iierre Serreo orleoenI
blep Sinaiten uaraftfarl1 Ser / i'm
Sio blep figbt for 10000 ar. % Ell
Gel paa 8ilfaar, iolgt for 35
&roner.
6 1 90 a & / / 8 50 s..
Ceilings alolte apin0e, Mette Sir
ltine Stmonsoatter> Ngooing, ser
blep oper 100 @ar ganmtel, ct af=
gaaet pe6 9e6en.
g 0 loater pao $ y T.
a / 3 e 5 e. J%orleoen rejlte 80
menige Soloater ira Malborg til
g9nocr glfnr, bbor Sc / 5 Gage
ifal bielpe Goosejer 8rantb mes at
faa Sen cnonu %l,oeltaaenoe @pit bier
get. DC lfal 6ape 2 &rpl1er ON
Gogcn pr. Mo1o for oercs Sjplp.
6 s. e a ut y b at,
bplotes forleoen poa Marfeoet / Mal-
borg. @on bor set iiolte s(or lepct
al at ltjGle &rcatl1rer, JON bon Ser
efter iolgte. 8aaoe poo SiGllano,
TDn og / Spl(an0 Dor BON 0repet
Ell omfattenoe 8irfiombco lom &rea=
t11rtpp. Son beooer geren gpren=
len og Dor / @borup @jer.
@c6re en- c II S q I.
IS / / g. SIP. 9ireftpr beO 81
|Smitb'ife Stpberier / Molborg 6.
@cnot> ser UNDER Sr%eoorsfrigel
bar Moiftnmelter paa u&rtitimn Ser
Stten0c" og u&aroline N1nalie", bal
i oisie Sage. foact GrinoringSme
boilen lom balt pan @rltno a
monglenoe Hopirer life fit, 6a Ser
uo0eltes. @on er ca. 80 9(or 81.
SfoI III 5 j s e I II c"
0 / 3 y s c 8? Sra Eropinsbm
oelsforeningernes 6elles11obalg CT
pe0 6olfetingsmono @lem in6brog1
N(n0rogenoe til N~igs0ogen ONT Sp:
bepelie al SEN 9e6ocrne al Sommc
RIM, @ebling, l1l6org og 2psgaor(
&crreocr / i'm Sib ttlltaae0c &c:
til at omrcjie mes og for6an0le 81
al 6eu1 iororbejoeoc rlonc og lir1ne0'
Gorer.
6 t rp ten0c 9 rom a
sos cit Mr6ej0smo1o Sgrge11lell
Ser Dor / Ell 3oie Sails 2ejligbeo
&%otteinn0et / 9(ol6org, foregif for
leben en- rpltenoe 9egipe1beo. Mol1
Sen fif ct g(nfal0 al Grnnfergalifab
og / 6ortpiplclie beroper lprong !@11
itr1ten 11o al @il10uet neo paa Ga
SEN. SIM fdrtes til 5Dgebuiet
hbor bum lenere CT afganet beo 81
6en.
en- on0 II S e $ n y II
On 2o16mono / Gfern bar / Som
mer bobt l1bel6 meo fine &reatl1
rer, al bpilfe to &der og Ell 81
6poe 11noer mistenfelige S1nlten
0i9be6er. Sornplig op0age6es / Sc
til &reotrrerne beltemte Sober Ell
@rlero0 meo cit Silfefrog /, og Sc
bleb unoeripgt, bDorleoes oen funoe
,b9re fommen ser. M1t far Sjene:
ltepigen befienot, at bum far fomme1
geaole og lignenoe ipioie @jenitanot
/ 6o0eret for at ifaoe @11sbonoen
Ser bop0e iretteiot benoe, foroi fur
life malfeoe &gerne rent. Sum el
iat nnoer Mnbol0elie.
en- 6 tpn0 e.: S 6jo1
orep Ell ltor Ser11tpnoe ino poo
&eltfplten, ug mi forlcoen fit Sn1c:
SEN poo @olmslono 9p1t til at I'm:
6eripgc. bboo Ipl1oel1 i%noebol6t. 90
Mejiclen lige bar noaet igiennen
Metollet, begDn6te Set at lnie III
gjennent set %fremfomne Sui. Gr
9prling piloe prebe, om set bal
@os, og bolot Ell Senoitif til. s
iomme 9jeblif lg6 ct 0rd1 font e1
&nnonif116, og begge Gn0er fiji Al
Senocn. Sen enc g116e rig glen.
1,em @tu6l1et og bapneoe ODER 10C
Mlen borte. Set bar ct ltort @iou1-
ser, at ingcn fom til Sfaoe.
Spi11era e I lie t. Soct=
oloemofrotilfe Jorbun0 / Marblts
Dar bebtoget at opbgre me6 @naie=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

lltalt0 dllercDc 1t0l pGrc Del1 Httl
hoooc til at trpmIle og borpe og fip=
re s. lteomgo1,u, bporimpb Mpjnil1=
ucl1 l1pf cnbnl1 lo0cr eli Gel ttl6age.
at life. Ipg, - / @etrogtni11g
al, at Yrinlen c10nll life for Mlpor
bar begpn6t lin 2rrctio, l1no IT'S
ligtcrnc 10 1iacs at bore ret lopenoe.
: cnbnert. Silful0c er ser bit fln1
@r11no til at pnlfe Yrins Crit, lom
! Ionnorfs fprltc 2ono6r1.As=Erins,
til 9pffc mes @eltillingcn.
&%jpbcm1aDn.
9 III ci ter & IS a / II.
! Sfibsbpgnings-0ireftpr 8. s. MeI==
oobl pil efter minoelig Sperens<
fomlt frotrr0c Stillingcn peo gltr=
~n1eilter & @oins &rrf it til 6oroo=
ret. @r,r1oe,1 CT forlficllige llbelo
% &onItruftionsfejl, ser far poo=
fbrt &rrftet ltorc Sab, pg lon me-
mes at bi6rpre fra, at 9ireftprcn,
ser CT Ell nalminoelig 0pgtig Sbeo=
retifer, lllu11glcr p%roftilf Grfaril1g.
s $ nbeO a0enS
i ngrcY opi I o.rre t.
II / II e I, 6irnmet Socobi en-G(le=
9aoro, bar / oisie Gage ltunoiet fine
9ctolinger. Nftiper11e o%11oroger ca.
10000 &r. og 8osiiperne ca. 140,s
600 &r., iaa at ltl16er6olorce1 er
or1trent 100000 ST.. Iobet foloer
for cit p9ientlig Gel poo Socobl cn=
Gllcgaor0s Iaoer, cit b%elltoae16e
Slogtermeiter, Ser bor tilbl1ot at gi=
DC 9lffol0 poa St9rlteoelen al lit
Sigooehopenoe, iuofremt &reoito=
rer1ne bill tnorpmme Splu1cn 9(ffor0.
6 I i t + e f e t.. SEN
ltore &unltlomling> lom @rpgger
Gorl Sacobien bor ifjerfet &ie6cr1-
DuD11, feire0e 5. 6. Hopen1ber 25
Mars -SSubiln11m. 9ogen fejreocs
11oen Setter mes Mobning al TO 11pe
Mfoelinger ofMuleet; cit for pitalio=
tiff &l11it og eli for mooerne &11nlt,
bppri &o0in finoes ltnrft rcpreien=
teret. W1,lpet for / Star erbperpct
&nnitlfatte al umoooelig &proi. gn
ltor Del al oislc CT Direftc lfjenfet
al M1,ieets glitter, 9rpggcr Socob-
len, &elten cr erbperoct for Mioler
fra ct al bam / 1901 oprettet Jono.
. urln G / e & rs q / II
far / 0isie Gage mootoget Ell ny,
ltor Yelttlling, nen1lis Ell trar1Sat=
lol1tilf 9aoO til set lpenife pltaltoti=
ife &ompagni, al lignenoc Stgrrelle,
lon Sc 0ompere, S%elifobet bor bpg=
get til set Oonife pltoliotiifc &om~
pa9ni.
Oct fgrlte oonlf e Stoolpnrf, JONI
&nrmeilter & @oin for be- llttet
Jig til at bDgge, Dil mtagelig til
6oroorct bore / 9rift. Mrbejoet
mes 8pgniagens 5alnoomerrteriug
er paabegpnot / oisie Gage, % be
omfottenoe Sporanleg til aroner
og ligncnoe CT ollereoe uofprte.
Gerfet, Ser CT h%ereg11ct paa III 9ro=
6uftion al 10000 Sons, bill folte
ca. 100000 &roner.
N q + G " G e II 5 e.
Eoa bet befjenote Misi ions6otel /
@aoltleltrGoe / &%ip6enbopn far Ser
inotil fornplig pGret o1iut Ell Yor=
tier, joni far pGret Sc &ejlenoes M(=
ia og Omega bon bar beres
&omtslionGr, tiot ogioo Deres 8oll=
fier % &efsellercr, og ,1oor set
fnc6, funoe set lfe, at Sc tog bon1
til Moaogiper / bemneltge Mnligge,1=
Der. au er ban beef, og paa ifaml=
n1elig @is bar bon ipeget Sen Sill
lis, mon bite bam.
So af @otellets @jeiter bopoe
%oberoraget Dam en- itbrre Gum 8en-
&c pg beoet bam opbepare 0em, me-
oens De ielb iaa li6t poa 8Den beo
Nften. De bar ellers bonge for, at
oe ff1tloe mite oem poo oeres San,
bring ! 5to6en. Mo1 fan 6erfor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29
5zc-nc.

ct Gptogel es c nj
for ca. 80 nlDffcligtitilleoc 8prn,
ipe6e og ltdrrc, ogtes / ner 6rcm-
tbs oprettet / SpoijGllmo pao Sri=
tiotip al v8prnenes Ge(" i N91tpco
og &reitp Mnlts GlcjcbjGlpsfpr=
cl1ing.
Guerfpr 5oge +.
@n nlore Mano ira &jp6enbapn
piloe forleoen beipge i'm 5pn Mll=
rerme tier 2orie n / @plte. SEQ &C.
set / @eel Sofp blep bo,1 operfjprt
al ct frembrnlcn6c Gpg og 0rGbtes
poo Ste6et.
&oo6e t II 5. 9u fire l,1ge
Menneifer fra S6enie forleoen off
tcl, bar benote Djem efter cit Sagt<
tltr og pil6e oflo6e 6eres @eb9rer1
gift ct Sfu6 al og romte Ell at Del=
tagerne / &Dgger1. Som 6goe pao
&eien til Spgebuiet. Gen 5orulpf-
feoe ct Sen %19=aorigc Gjeneltefarl
Sergen Mielien, Spn al 8rpgger
&ielien, Mlbonigo6e, S6enie.
. b c t ia T pa e II
IS 0 t 8 II. N%nltDognen, ser
lfidrer mellem l1llersIep % aerte-
minoe, bar forle0en Morgen neb A.
Sioen, ga Sen pasiereoe 6lp6itr11p,
@jenItano for ct Sberfal6. On lom
apinoe forflaot Mano iprang op
poa @ognen, bborfro ban fprit bleb
fjernet efter Ell fort & meo
3oitfnlfen, lom fit flere @from-
mer | Mniigtet. @ogen er me1ot til
@olitiet. Noitfuffen ffa1 fremtioig
bore beb9bnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-29

SpiIIera e lie t. Soci=
a~loemofrottife Jorbun6 / Marblts
bar beotoget at opbere meo @oale-
ipil. @ell11tningen beotoges omtrent
%enltemmigt. Set bleb UNDER Dis=
fnsltonen frembpbet fra flere @ioer,
at set l1tal al @aaieipil, Ser arran=
ceres, bar / 6Gr6 me0 at r0bifle Ell
sptllelibenifab, iom bar meget nbel=
Big for mo1ge imaatltille0e 6omi=
Tier, og en- ioa0on 2%t0enlfab biloe
Me0lemmer11e life bore me0 til al
11nre, Sen bl1r0e bnmmes. 3ertil
fommer, at BEN Mangoe @oaie- og
Mnoeipil, Ser ofboloes / Mobembcr
og December Muaneoer, bringer
8riierne for Goes og 9gnoer op til
en- meningitis 6ejoe, iaa Be bliper
alt for 6Dre at anifaffe. &elnltatef
bliber, at Nro0ueer1terne al G9s og
ggn6er ifobler 8enge ino lom Jplge
al 2i6enifaben, me6ens Ell MRngoe
Smaafolf faar Sab og Mrgrelle r,
og Be, Ser binder Ell @aas, faar
maaife, r1aar alt fommer til aH1 set
itprite Sub, ioet Be faar BLOB paa
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28
Prison Population.

The new arrivals still continue
to be on the increase. This week
there were nine arrivals, FIVE dis
charged on expiration of sentence,
and two to leave on parole. The
latter two had their cases favorably
acted upon at the last meeting of
the State Board of Control.
The population of the prison is
706, distributed as follows: First
grade, 541, second grade, 1913, and
third grade 7.
The last register number is 1854,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28

brought me to town. He them
sent a gang Of men after my sheep.
When I started I had over q
thousand sheep, but the crew
brought back only three hundred,
That's why I'm here in Montana
where you don't have to fight cat
tlemen when you want to move
your sheep. I herd sheep because
I like it; l can't find anything
wrong with the job" 1906.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28
Our holidays.

IT'S day of Joy and mirtb,
Anniversary of the birth
OF the Father of Our Country" whom we pride:
Well observed it is by all,
Even tho from grace we fall,
And compelled to celebrate the day "inside."
Glimpse the picture Of throng
In the cellhOuse high and long;
scattered well turnout its length of iron and
Seven hundred of the sboys"
By their laughter, song and noise,
In convincing manner make their pleasure
known.
Jokes and stories you can hear,
Thus the crowds In groups appear
Voices singing silngng, where the Sweet Magnolias
While selections from the band
Make complete the picture grand
VI scene wherein you find no trace of gloom.
Next the afternoon we spend
Writing home or to friend.
Should there be few possessing neither one;
In the quiet of the cell
With some chosen author dwell,
Till the ringing gong denotes the day is done,
Holidays we have you know
Slow TO come, how quick they go!
Five since Autumn, In this manner have we
Three months hence begin anew
Summer days; of these few,
Just to share again with Nature we're content
Yet beyond these grated halls,
just inside the guarded walls,
There's spot with Natures treasures strewn
around;
After months of waiting drear,
Come the days Of pleasant cheer,
Then enjoyed Its many pleasures that abound.
There's charm In every blade
Springing up within the glade,
In the fountain that the rushes barely screen;
+ There among the trees and flowers,
All too quickly speed the hours
When together we're assembled on the green.
So we hunger and we pine
Not for days of "Auld Lang Syne,"
That were folly; but we're longing when we ma!
Mid the whispering of the leaves
Greet the sunshine and the breeze,
In our little park'On next Memorial Day."
R..
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28
Johnny and
the Gattlett1e1l.

While in Montana some years
ago [ cooked for strengthening
crew and had chance to talk to
the herders. I had heard so much
said against the work that [
thought I would ask old Johnny,
who lived down on the Cut Bank,
what was, wrong with the work.
Johnny" said I, "why do you
herd sheep when you GOULD punch
COWS and earn more wages?"
"Well, bub," said he, II herd
sheep becase I like to be free and
to be my own boss. As for wages,
I'll bet have more tin in the fall
than any three cowmen in the
Big F crew. L prefer the solitude
to cussing gang of cowpunchers.
Then, I have my dog; he is lots
better company than most people,
and knows as much as some of
them"
"But," said I, "When it storms
and the coyotes gets after your
sheep, what do you do? How do
you keep them bunched?"
'Nothing easier, bub. I just
send out FAY dog; he will bunch
them and keep them punched.
As for coyotes, they won't bother a
herd of sheep as long as they don't
stampede. There amt no animal
that is as big a coward as a coyote.
When the sheep are together, they
are safe, but if one strays away, it
is a goner.
"Did you ever have any trouble
with cattlemenP' z asked.
"Not in Montana, but I had
little muss down in Texas once.
Want to hear about it?"
"Shure!" said [; t'let 'er go!'
''Well, it was back in 1888; the
railroads were not so thick at that
time, and they used to drive their
sheep to some town near the rail
road before they sheared them.
They called it making them freight
their own wool. I hired out to a
sheep company to trail a bunch
about one hundred and fifty miles.
All I had to do was to keep them
headed towards Alkaline. There
was plenty of water part of the
way, but there was only one water
hole from there on, and I had to
CROSS a cattle range and a ranch
to get to it, Everything went I
fine until I got almost to the
ranch, then I met q line rider.
"'You can't Cross this range
with them sheep said he, you
will have to go around
"aHow far around is it, and is
here any waterY I asked.
"sAbout two hundred miles. I
/
;hink ] heard that the sand hole Il
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28

Small shipments Of binder Irvine
still continue to be heavy. It is
expected that carload lots will be
shipped from the factory in a few
weeks. as it is usually about this
time of the year that carload or
ders begin to move.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28

The city of Saltwater has started
a crusade against vagrant pups.
We are not troubled with very
many dogs around this locality.
There is only one. but it is abso-
lutely harmless. Still, Sinbad had
better put a muzzle on it, and
thus conform to the law. .is
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28

had. driedJ up some time ago.
"'That's bad said 1. 4 have
to get to Alkaline inside of twenty
days, or else I will lose the mark.
ct. There is no way to get by, is
there?'
"'Well, you might see the old
man; he is halfbreed from Mexi-
co, and has no love for a sheep
man.
II thought I would ride over and
see him, for I had no idea ofgoing
two hundred miles out of the way.
As soon as I had laid eyes on him
I knew it was no 60. I never saw
a worse looking coyote. I told him
l was sheep man and that I had
about thousand sheep I would
like to take across his ranch.
"My, but he was mad; he slut
tered around and managed to stag
ger thru stanza Or two of Spanish
cuss words, and then started to tell
what he thought about sheep men,
myself included. 1 jumped from
nay horse and hit him a slap on
tine eyebrow. He went into con.
vulsions, rolled over and spit out
few teeth. l picked him up by the
scuff of his neck, like you would a
sick kitten, and tossed him into a
bunk house, and then tied the door
shut with piece of rope. 1 then
returned to where the line rider
was.
"@Well, said he how did you
make out?'
Fine said I. The old man
said [ could cross If L would hurry
them up.
"'Yes,' said he; you had better
hurry, because the crew will come
home tonight. When they find
the old man they will stretch your
neck. But I'm a white man and I
hate to see you get the worst of it.
So go ahead.
Il started them for the water
hole, and when they got Whit of
it, I had hard time to keep up
with them. I let them drink their
fill and got them started again. II
kept them going until morning
and was nearly across the south
line of the ranch when the old |
man and his crew overlook me. II
punched my sheep in hollow and
told my dog to keepthem punched,
and then got behind a big rock. I
made up my mind that if they
steamed me out, I would thin out
he old mans crew some.
swell, I held them off two>days,
md on the morning of the third
lay I got careless and exposed too
much of my head. Something hot
lid across the top of it, and that's
he last / knew until I came to in
Alkaline. [ found out afterwards /,
hat the line rider had picked me
p, put me across his horse, and (
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28

The institutional plumber,
George Washington, has again
settled down to hard work since
1'his" birthday last Friday. This
is a great day for George, and we
can't blame him for letting off a
little enthusiasm.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28

The implement bill which has
been before the legislature for
consideration, has passed both
houses. It provides for establish
ing a plant at this institution for
the purpose of manufacturing
rakes, binders, and mowers.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28

Captain Alexander WAS absent
several days last week on account
of illness. He said that his rheu-
matism had again become restless
and was looking for soft spot to
rest.