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The Washington herald., 1907-11-11

fastest mile was around 9:l3 Before this
mare left Kentucky. whore she was bred,
Scott Hudson drove her a trial mile in
2:Of4.
DIR. Bell. 2:l7I4. has again been turned
over TO AIonzo Carbin and the handsome
stallion viii probably be seen in the natl
nee races at Brightwood on Thanksgiving
Day. DR.. Bell is a richly-bred horse,
seven years old. Two years ago he look
ed like the making OF a very fast PAGER.
but went wrong In race at Rockville
and was retired and has since been laid
up. He appears TO be all right again.
and il is hoped will stand training for
campaign duty next year. II he does he
will make horses in his class step along
at lively gait TO beat him.
Miss Josephine. the promising filly that
fell while scoring in a race the last day
Of the recent meeting at Brightwood and
was reported 20 have died just played
'possum. That night Miss Josephine got
up. walked 10 her stall. and was let in,
and IS now on fair way 10 recovery.
Peter Taylor. Of the Arlington Hotel,
informs The Washington Herald that the
report that he has sold Montana Guard,
2l4i4. and Jubilants. 2:16h. is a mistake.
New York parties have asked Mr.. Taylor
10 price Montana Guard and he has done
so, but as yet no sale has been consum-
mated. Montana Guard is "A handsome
brown trotting stallion by Ponce de Leon,
and 1t is supposed the gentleman who has
his eye on him wants him for stock pur-
poses
John Simmons has matched Fred Wilkes
against Gus EichberG's INDIANA John for
800 "a side and the race VIII take place
az Brghtwood Monday afternoon. No
vlmbcr IS. Both horses are PAGERS.
Judiana John has a mark Of 2l5l.. Fred
Wilkes record is 2.lSA The race viii
oe half-mlle heats. best two in Ihree
The Washington herald., 1907-11-11
GEORGETOWN ROUSED
Carolina Game Showed Team
Greatly Improved.
MEETS VIRGINIA SATURDAY

Blue and Gray Followers Feel that
IL Good Work Continues During
an Even Chance Against the Team
from Charlottesville.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-11

The report that was spread three or
four weeks ago that Charles McDermott
had bought the Notchcliff farm. near. Bal
timore, and would set up a breeding plant
there, seems to have been a mistake IT
probably arose through the fact that
when Bob Browley retired Rex Leader.
Florence G. The Dean, and other horses
owned by Mr.. McDermott for the season
he sent them to Notchcliff TO be wintered
and that Finch on several occasions was
entered in races in the name OF that
farm. Notchclid is owned by w. n
HOpps. who owned J. NJ. D., a horse thar
Bob Browley won the NJ and NJ with AZ
Detroit eight or ten years ago. Bob was
on the Grand Circuit again two years ago
with Bedford Boy. but had little success
He will probably go 20 the big line again
next year with Finch, The Dean and
Florence c., when he anticipates making
better showing.
Ben Whitehead. who trained Flincb
PIN; Paulding Boy. PLY; Lady Cason.
2:l4A, and a number Of other high-cIass
horses at Brightwood last year. has been
making good in almost every start he has
made since he began racing in the South
four weeks ago. At Nashville he won a
2;2O pace with Mary Directly, ive-heat
affair, turning the last heat in 2I6H
three days later he won a 2:3O pace with
the same mare in straight heats in 2:l7H.
2;l5A. 2:l5h. and the same day won a
2:l5 trot with Creighton Girl the fastest
heat being in 2:1sh. At Birmingham and
other points in Alabama Ben also took
the fat end Of several purses. and he ex-
poets 70 do some business on the tracks
in Georgia and Florida, where racing will
continue until Christmas
Larry Mccormick has brought Mvsotis
z;l24. home. and will, he says, race the
handsome little mare no more. He will
mate her with some rich-blooded sire as
soon as he can make choice Mysotis
won seven or eight races this year. Her
The Washington herald., 1907-11-11

fastest mile was around 9:l3. Before this
mare left Kentucky. where she was bred,
Scott Hudson drove her a trial mile in
2:Ofl.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
GRAND MEADOW :.

Il
The members Of the Eastern Star
were pleasantly entertained Thursday
afternoon and evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Wright assisted in entertaining.
Our village schools commence the
fall term on Sept. 2.
Miss Theo Bush returns this week to
her home at Fort Morgan, Col. after
spending the summer with relatives
here.
Rev. Gjayre of Graettinger, la. has
accepted the call as pastor of the Luth-
eran congregations of this village and
Bear Greek and will commence his
work in October.
& Miss Harriet Ranney of Riceville is
visiting Mrs. w. D. burlington.
Phil Schleiger returned Tuesday from
his fishing trip to Lake Elysian.
Miss Cora Schroeder arrived last
week from her extended trip to the
Pacific coast.
Hamlin Simonson will leave for
Des Moines next week to attend the
Highland Park college.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
VARCO.

The Cedar river in our suburbs is I'LL
ed with pearl hunters these days. go -
Art DeRemer visited st F. H. Pixies
Sunday. ... III.
E. P. Spooner's big barn, with forty
loads of hay, standard scales and lots OF
other property was destroyed by light
ming early Monday morning. The loss
is heavy.
Mrs. Will Bennett of Austin came
Tuesday to visit Mrs. G. B. Sayles and
other friends.
The Happy Thought Club met with
Mrs. Amy Hart in Austin Thursday at
tsrnoon. About twenty were present
and a nice time was enjoyed. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Mate sar'
gent in Nevada Thursday, Aug. 20. e
The heaviest ram for years fell here
early Monday morning and the fields
are drenched. Stacking is much delay
ed.
A company of six little girl friends
surprised Vivian Varco Wednesday af
ternoon and had a delightful time
Games and good supper made all hap
DY, -, ...s.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
MAPLE CITY.

Mrs. VIM. Salge of Austin spent
several days of last week with Mrs. G.
Proeschel. --::.- s -~- ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mielkie of Dexter
attended church here Sunday.
Miss Grace Lyke of Spring Valley
visited the Rolfsons last week.
Mrs. J. Milbrad of Austin spent Sun
day here.
The M. G. A. A. were entertained by
Mrs A. S. Robson last Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Grace Lyke
of Spring Valley.
Mrs. j. M. Christgau left for Fort
Wayne, Ind. last week, to visit rela-
tives there. ..-...=5
Vernon Sullivan of Austin is visit
ing friends here.
F. G. and A. w. Christgau visited
Austin last Sunday.
A ninetette of Renova Baseball
Slapdashers were redefeated by our
organization last Sunday. The game
was extremely breezy, both naturally
and artiicially. Score 13 to II.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21

on How TO Save the Boys and the
boys will sing. On Monday evening
the boys will give q concert in the
Methodist church. No admission will
be charged, but collection will be
taken.
Norman FDahle arrived from Spokane,
Washington, on Saturday, for a visit at
the parental home for about ten days
Norm is now working IN the electrical
business at Spokane. He recently in
stalled telephone exchange at Carpio
n. D., where his brother, Arthur, is en-
gagged in the hardware business. Norm
looks about the same as usual, only he
now supports mustache.
Arthur Palmer returned to st. Paul
on Saturday.
Bert Webb went to Byron Saturday
Miss Ethel w old and cousin returned
to Anstin Monday after a few days
visit with Miss May Dahle. -
Miss Nellie Sims went to Chicago
last week to purchase millinery for bel
firm at Grand Forks, n. D.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
OAKLAND

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Erick Severson on
Wednesday afternoon. Picnic supper
Mr.. and Mrs. John Register will
leave Wednesday for Rush City to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Anna Christian
son.
j. Karch is packing up preparatory
to moving from the big Rice Lawn
farm in Moscow to Blue Island near.
Chicago, his former home.
Mrs. Frank s. Morgan wentto Albert
Lea Monday.
Mrs. N. N. Beardsley and daughter
Edith visited Mrs. Mabel Harris Satur-
day.
Union services next Sunday at the
Presby yterian church.
One Of the big dredge boats building
for the excavating OF the Moscow.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
ROSE & CREEK

3Chas. p. Fairbanks and wife of Sut-
ton spent Sunday at G.. w. Phillips.
A family reunion was held Sunday
.at.the home of Mr.. and Mrs. CIV.
Phillips, all Of the children being pres.
ent. These were VIM. G. Phillips,
Natchitoc oches, La, Mrs. 2. Wheelock
of Salem, Mo-, Mrs, Howard Snyder,
Newton, Ia, Mr.. and Joy Hawkins Of
Window township and Or. and Mrs.
Jesse w. Phillips Of Austin.
81. G. Baker and family Of Saints
Rest are planning to rent their stock
farm and move into Austin about Oct.
1st. =.s
Will Skahan, Nick Uschold and Bert
Collins were Austin visitors Thursday.
Mrs, N. 81. Garrison and daughter
were in Austin tuesday,
Josephine and Marian Hartman Wis
tied their sister il Austin Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w Phillips visit.
ed IN Austin on Thursday.
g-
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
LIE ROY

A number of the county officials were
down from Austin and: Sundayed at
the John Frank farm, and incidentally
looked up the attractions at Wildwood
in the afternoon. F. &. Thompson of
Escondido, California, was guest of
honor. A very pleasant party and
pleasantly entertained we are informed.
Mrs. w. D. Bassler of Austin is visit:
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frank and other relatives and friends
in Leroy.
Mrs. A. II Palmer returned last week
from three weeks visit in Dakota.
The game of base ball Thursday be-
tween the fats and leans was q jolly
game creating much interest and more
merriment and resulted in q score of 6
to 9 in favor of the leans.
The G. A. r., w. e. e., S. of V, and
D. of v. will picnic at Wildwood this
week Thursday.
Mrs r. E. Whitcomb is in the Twin
cities looking up the new fall styles in
millinery. . -
Rev. and Mrs. Il, e. Cody started
Wednesday to drive to Lacrosse where
they will visit relatives for about two
, weeks. - <ra
4
The Ladies Guild Of the Presbyterian
will hold an ice cream social on the Jas
Lappin lawn Friday evening.
1 MIR. and Mrs. Max Thuerk and Henry
Snyder Of Cresco were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Goettel over Sunday.
Miss Mildred Dyke is visiting friends
at Big Lake.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21

ditch is finished and work will COM
mence next week on the ditch.
Miss Henrietta Eustrom of Geneva
returned home Monday after spending
two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Walter
Wiseman.
Prof. Chas. Karch of Hudson, S. D.
has been spending the summer vaca-
tion with his parents on the big farm,
He will teach at Hudson again next
year.
Mrs. A. M. Lee of Austin spent Sun
day with her brother, F. s Morgan.
Iva Pace of Austin came Monday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Chas, H.Lightley
Nels Thompson who bought out the
L. E. Hardy stock is packing it up pre-
paratory to moving it away.
Nose Buchanan has bought the old
Weum place here from Alex bennett
and Fred Padgett.
There was violent storm here early
Monday morning. Many apples were
whipped off and trees broken but no
serious damage reported.
Mrs. Mary M. Pace of Austin visited
her daughter, Mrs. F. S. Morgan, last
week.. 4 ..-,
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
BLOOMING PRAIRIE.

The Baptist Ladies Aid will give an
ice cream social on the church lawn
Friday evening.
Announcements are received of the
wedding of George F. Beatty and Miss
Jessie C. Lang at the residence of the
brides parents in Glenville on August
8, They visited relatives here last week.
Mrs, j. c. Brainerd spent Sunday
with her sister in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Driscoll of Hib-
bing are visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. w. P. Dennis.
Miss Lulu Guthrie went TO Water
loo last week on visit.
Mamma keenan, and Lavina Guthrie
went to Minneapolis Thursday on a
visit.
George Smith went to northern Min
nesota Monday to look after bis timber
claim.
NO services at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday as the pastor was
attending the General Christian Work
ers convention at Winona Lake, Ind.
MRS. S, F. Lewis of Minneapolis has
been visiting her mother Mrs. Bray.
MN. Guthrie and L. Virtue have
been appointed a committee from our
citizens to present the claims OF this
village for the location of the new state
t1aining school for girls.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
DEXTER.

Rev. Paul Winter of Medford spent
Wednesday with Dexter friends.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dorr and child
rem were in Austin Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Wakefield has returned
from Rochester where she attended a
teachers summer school.
The Ladies Aid held social in the
Kenerson building Thursday.
Miss Gladys Vermilya spent last
week in Lansing, the guest of Mrs.
John Pollock.
Oh. Simmons was on our streets
Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Dickens returned the
first of the week from visit with
friends in Lacrosse.
Mrs. w. E. Daily went to Leroy
Thursday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vermilya and
daughter Josephine Vandenoever went
to Lacrosse Saturday to spend few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt,
Eckford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCumber and
two children of Minneapolis are enjoy
ing a vacation with relatives in Dexter
Mrs. T. L. Waffle returned Monday
from three weeks stay in Rochester
Mrs. r. G. Langen and children and
Miss Lille Sorben returned Sunday
from visit in Grand Meadow.
A baby boy was to Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Haarstad Monday.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
LONDON.

j. b. Campbell Of Oakland was
guest, at his parental home Saturday.
Mrs. Meadowcroft and daughter
Florence returned home from Roches.
ter Saturday.
Mr.. Sidney Davenport Of Austin is
working for E. Campbell during har-
vest.
The Ladies Aid will give an ice
cream and grab bag social Saturday af.
ternoon and evening Aug. "a. Program
$50 p m.
Mrs. l.. M. Sharp of Austin is here
visiting relatives and friends.
Judge Lane and wife of Austin came
Saturday for visit with relatives here.
The former and son Oscar Lane will
leave for Missouri Tuesday as landseek-
ers.
Mrs. Buckley of Glenville is here
spending few days.
Several from here went to the river
Sunday for an outing
George Funda and Alva Lang went
to Stacyville Saturday in the formers
auto returning Sunday.
Mrs. G. Meadowcroft of Austin is
visiting relatives here.
There will be a dance given in the
London hall Friday evening Aug. 81.
Music by the London orchestra, every.
body welcome.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
ADAMS.

= A. S. Knutson and Lars Ellingsen
were in Austin Saturday on business.
NJ. Shaefer, who has had charge of
the Gilchrist elevators here for over 33
years has retired from business, the
Hunting Elevator company having
bought the Gilchrist outfit. Thomas
Downey of Taopi is the new manager
The little son of VIM. Cavanaugh,
aged two and half years, died Thurs
day of summer complaint. Funeral
was held at Sacred Heart church Sat-
urday morning.
Mrs. John Efinger and children
came down from Austin Friday to
spend week with relatives
Mrs. o. o. Hogan and son of Lanes
boro visited at o. o. Sllrdee's last
week.
M. b. O'Halloran of Austin was in
jured by runaway team east of
Adams on Saturday. He was consid-
erable:bruised but not seriously injured
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart of Mime.
apolis came Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Carey. 5... -
Rev. and Mrs. .. C.Myhre spent last
week at Clear Lake. t>+
Tillie Krebsbach and Kathrine Fas-
bender went to Rochester Monday to
enter aconvent. s=zss:ss:@ss ==zss.ss:s.@ss
The Adams team defeated Stacyville
at base ball here Thursday by score
of 13 to 2. -. .-
Mrs. Nina Malmstrom came from
Austin Saturday to spend Sunday with
her parents. ---
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
LANSING

Mrs. A. F. Mclean came up from
Austin Wednesday morning to spend
the day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. s. Hammond.
Mrs. F. A. CARL and sister, Mrs.
Morrill,, went to Austin Wednesday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Maud Waye and little son of
Austin were guests of Mrs. II. b. Roe
Wednesday.
Vera and Marine Wilder of Lyle
came Wednesday for a weeks visit
with Mary r. Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caves and Mrs. Alex
ander from Wisconsin came Wednes-
day to visit Mr.. Chaffee's family. They
left for home Sunday evening.
Leon Lighthall left for Wapella, Ill.
Friday for visit with his parents and
friends.
Mrs. 0. G. LaBar arrived home Fri
day evening after three weeks visit
with relatives in Bemidji and Mime
apolis.
Mabel Vaughan reached home Sat-
urday morning from Vivian, s. D.
Guy Chaffee and wife and Ray
Chaffee, wife and son John Sundayed
here.
Rev. W. E. Sloane of Austin will
preach here next Sunday afternoon in
place of Rev. G. D. Belden. ~
! Sunday nightsthe foundation under
the north side of the hotel building
gave way causing some anxiety for
fear of the building on that side going
! down. Early Monday morning work.
men began repairing the same.
Hazel Beatty of Blooming Prairie
came last week to visit relatives.
Earl and George Vaughan spent a
few days last week with Ed. Shocks
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson of Sergeant
lspent Sunday with Mr.. Markham's
family
Hester Hammond left for Ipswich
Is. D. Friday morning to spend some
time with her brother Art.
! Mrs. Stuart spent a few days last
week in Austin with her son, Henr!
Dennis.
Eugene Summey and little son from
Seattle, WASH, are visiting his fathe
and brother here.
During the storm Sunday night th'
machine she'd on the Nick Ulwellin,
farm south of the village was blow
down and the threshing separator wa
blown over doing considerable damage
Later the machine was brought to tn
shop for repairs. ~
The 0. A. X. Society will meet witt
:. Mrs. l.. 0. Thompson, Thursday after
noon. All invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Weber ant
little Doris left for Wisconsin Frida,
to visit her parents and other relative
!, and friends.
Announcements are received of th
wedding of Alfred G. Byrne and Mis-
Helen r., daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene B. Sunny at st. Paul, on Aug
II. They will be at home in st. Pau
after Oct.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
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TAOPI.

Mrs. j. C, Crossett and Le0ta Alle-
man drove down from West Concord
Monday and are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Alleman.
Miles Maxtield and sister came down
from Minneapolis Friday IN their auto,
accompanied by Miss Vera Ferrule
and Miss Pearl Miller.
Mrs. M. 81. Miller entertained at q
thimble bee Tuesday afternoon in hon.
or Of her niece from st. Paul.
Many needed improvements are be
ing made IN our little town. zs5
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
LYLE.

Miss Ida Anderson, assistant post
master, is visiting in Omaha and Coun-
Gil Bluffs on vacation. ...
John Shields has sold his tow mill to
J,C. Webster and c. A. Lemon.
Rev. C.B. Fellows, state missionary,
preached at the Congregational Church
on Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mrs. F. M.
Beach Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Art Rice of Austin visited at
the Dixon hotel last week.
Andrew Sandvig, who had an opera
tion at St. Olaf hospital, Austin, was
able to return home Wednesday.
Miss Inga Myhre went to Luverne
w ednesday for vacation visit.
Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ. Eggen went to
Minneapolis Thursday to visit Miss
Mile Eggen.
Ivie Carter returned Tuesday from
Austin where she visited her cousins.
Mrs. M. b. McAllister returned home
to Monticello on Wednesday after q
visit with her sister, Mrs. Carter.
A lecture will be given by the noted
temperance speaker, 3. p. Lobeck in 9
tent on Ii. G. Swenson's farm, 2 miles
east Of Lyle, Sunday, August Is at 3
and s O'Clock p. m. He will speak the
Norwegian language in the afternoon
and English in the evening. All are
cordially invited
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
Irregular as the Sun"

is an expression as old as the race. No
doubt the rising and setting of the sun
is the most regular performance in the
universe, unless it is the action of the
liver and bowels when regulated with
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Guaranteed
by K. o. Wold druggist. Csc.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
Austin Steam Laundry.

Patronize home institutions and
have your laundry work done at the
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
Laundry delivered free of charge
niveus a trial. ILL.,.
T. M BURNHAM. Proprietor.
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21
Defective Eyesight in Children

Eye Specialist.
One door east of Transcript. AUSTIN, MINI
Mower County transcript., 1907-08-21


Z. G. Brown, representing the State
Prohibition Committee Of Minneapolis,
occupied the NJ. E.. church pnlpit last
Sunday morning.
T. b. Iorns was overcome with the
heat couple Of weeks ago and got
better. On Monday morning he was
taken worse and was out Of his head
and his daughter, Crete, who is visiting
his brothers folks near Austin, sent
for.
Mrs. Straka left for her home in Mon.
dovi, Wis, on Monday.
Mr.. Rummlngs returned to st. Peter
on Saturday.
LII. Quimby made q business trip
to Blooming Prairie on Saturday.
The Methodist Ladies Aid meets at
the home Of Mrs. Steward, !, east of town,
on Friday afternoon Of this week.
81. 3. X. Whitney and his boys
quartette will visit Brownsdale next
Sunday. In the morning the boys will
sing in the Baptist church. II the
evening Mr.. Whitney will speak alta
union service in the Nj odist church
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-03-21
HOW SHE MET HIM
INFORMAL INTRODUCTION OF
MINISTER AND ORGANISE.
Couple Had Been Fellow Workers in
More Ways Than one-Dlsnity
for the Moment Sent to
the Rear.

A few years ago New England
minister of much repute accepted a
call to preach in a sedate little New
England village. An official of the
local factory entertained him, and in
showing him about the town on Sun.
day morning dropped into church, just
as the organist was getting ready for
the morning service.
The factory official stopped at the
door for moments conversation, and
his guest wandered up toward the Or
gan. The organist was in despera.
ton. The church hour was rapidly
approaching. and the instrument re
fused to work. She labored in excited
haste to fix the obstinate notes, but
to no purpose. Then the stranger of.
tered his aid.
The organist had seen him some in
with the factory official. and. surpos.
ing him to be a workman, quickly di.
racted him what to do. For a quar-.
ter vi an hour the stranger and the
organist worked in the dust under the
organ, until at'length the notes sound.
I'd clear and strong.
The organist's thanks We're few, 70.
she noticed the rapidly. gathering con.
gregation, and exclaimed as she noted
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-03-21
Why Rockwell HELPED.

Ex.Congressman Francis w. Rock.
we'll, of Pittsfield, Mass, is, perhaps,
one of the most congenial men prac-
ticing before the Berkshire bar, and
his friends tell many stories to illus.
trate his magnanimous spirit. A few
years ago little newsboy in Pittsfield
found it impossible to collect 10 cents
due from a customer, and as a hoax he
was sent to Lawyer Rockwell by some
friends Of the congressman.
"Mr. Rockwell" he said in a
straightforward way. "Mr. Soanso
owes me 18 cents for papers and he
won't pay me. / guess III have 10 get
lawyer and ] want to retain you.
Will you try to get my money!"
Smilingly Mr.. Rockwell said he
would, and day or two later the boy
received his Is cents. In telling OF the
incident a little later. Mr.. Rockwell
said:
Il wrote a letter to that man and
just shamed him into paying the lad.
You know, couldn't let that boy grow
up believing that lawyers were Just
for rich men and corporations, as he
surely would have if ] hadn't agreed
to be his attorney So that's why I
helped him."
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-03-21
So They Did.

A regiment of soldiers was recently
drawn up one Sunday for church pa
rade. but the church was being re-,
paired and could only hold half of
them.
Serscant-major," shouted the col
onel. tell all the men who don't
want to go to church to fall out on
the reverse flank
A large number awaited themselves
of tho privilege.
Now, scrgeant-major," said the
colonel. dismiss all the men who did
not fall out, and march the others to
church-they need it most"