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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-04-11
Easter toys at Peterson's.

erSon,s dlSpensary.
Miss Alice Mills returned to
Walker this morning.
w. II. WYE, the logger, came down
this morning from Kelliher.
A. L. Holden of Park Rapids was
a Bemidji visitor last night.
II. ]. Loud left this morning for
an over-Sunday visit with friends
and relatives.
c. w. Anderson went to Walker
this morning to transact some per-
sonal business.
E. D. Beeson, the pole man." re-
turned this morning from business
trip to Crookston.
F. A. Chapman came down from
Tenstrike this morning and spent
today in the city.
T. w. Bailey, IT,, deputy sheriff Of
Koochiching county, returned to
international Falls last evening.
H. E. Biddinger, the science
teacher in the city high school, went
to Walker this morning on business.
Frank Pierce, who recently sold
out his butcher shop in this city to
A. Hagberg, went to St. Paul this
morning.
Mrs. ]. C. Thompson and son Of
Blackjack spent today in the city.
They were guests at the home of E.
N. French.
Mrs. ]. M. Harvey has arrived
from her home at Genoa, ILL.,, and is
visiting at the home of her brother,
H. w. Haines.
AL. Houston left this morning fol
Akeley, where he spent today look.
ing after some business matters. He
will return home this evening.
/ ]. Bisiar came down this morning
from International Falls, where he
had been looking after some business
matters for the firm of Bisair &
Fraser.
S. c. Johnson, the Crookstor
feed man." came over from The
). Queen City last night to look aftel
some interests which he has il
Bemidji.
Mrs. Jensen, Vigo Peterson ant
, Fred DeNort, who live in the Towr
of lakewood, departed this morning
, for Denmark, where they will spenc
the summer.
E. ]. Swedback left last evening tx
visit several points in the southern
part of the state. He intends tt
} return to Minneapolis on the 16tl
/. inst. and be present at the Republi
t can state convention.
R. ]. Poupore, of the logging firm
of Poupore Bros, was in the city to
t day from Shocks Spur. MI. Poupor
, says the firm ships out small quaint
! ties of poles each day and expect tn
e shipments to grow larger later i
the. season.
D. w. Carter, prominent fal
mer of During, came down thi
3 morning and passed through to tn,
{ twin cities. He will visit in tn,
twin cities and Duluth before return
f ing. Mr.. Carter recently returne
, from Port Arthur, Can.
Rev. Parshall came down thi
morning from international Falls
where he conducted services durin
i the past week. The archdeacon LEI
y for Cass Lake this noon, but wi
: return to hold services here tomorro
:, forenoon at 1890 o'clock.
A. A. Goodrich the general nort]
country manager for the Carpente
, Lamb company of Minneapolis, +
: turned last evening from MINI
apolis, where he consulted Il
L officials at the head office Of h
= company, and incidentally visited b
family.
Frank Tufts, deputy u. S. me-
shall, spent last night in the city al
, left this morning for his home
: Long Prairie. Mr.. Tufts had be-
" at Blackjack subpoensing witness
! in case which will come up
n hearing before Commissioner Simo
n = + 1 i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-04-11

l IL. j. AOASh~AAPS4 VI Nulutu> wiz
] represents big wholesale concern
at Duluth, spent last night in the
city. Tons" is one Of the best OF
the many fine commercial travellers
who visit Bemidji each week.
1 Ray and Rockwell, American
!. premier roller skate dancers and
j black-face comedians, will tonight
!: put on the program that was so
{ enjoyed by patrons of the Brinkman
!. Family theatre the first half of the
4 week. Don't fail to see them.
C. H. Mills, who is head push
Y for the Swift Packing company,
!, came up from Brainerd yesterday
\ evening, after having spent last
night in the city. Mr.. Mills is con.
sidered as being one of the very best
men who is in the employ Of the big
meat concern.
Sisters Bachelor" musicians and
song and dance artists, are on the
Brinkman Family theatre bill for all
next week, commencing Monday
night. All lovers Of music and sing.
ing and dancing should not fail tc
1 see these talented artists. They
please the most skeptical. Complete
Il change of film Monday night.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

npres ON, at bpilfen iom BELT al
&c TO SopeOfanOioater, 4r bliper
2anOets n9lte EreiiOent, ban 10
uil perne ON Dor &onltitutions 8e-
itemmelle ON &eltgionsfribeO, for
lpare triItne SamfultO / SilfelOe
al 9lngreb, og / BET belle to-
get bGpoe un0 CHORAL.
@n9per faor iua itemme efter iill
Gper6episning, for bpem bon bill.
y0aniferen"s GeOaftsr bill booe
6ribeo til at femme efter jim Oper-
bepisning ON, bDa0 ban mener, pil
tjene 2anOet be0it, og ban u1Oer
bjerteIig ole andre iamme 6ribeO.
81 ct bunge for De ml1ltge 6plger,
It Nartiifite e, og 0ernleO ct
Gpitem fifte, funOe me0fpre,
DC / Sor6olo 0ertil ltemmer hi.
GpIer an6re Jig oper6epiit ON, at ct
Spitemififte bill gapne 2anoet, iaa
los Dem femme / Sorbolo Oertil.
81 fan ga pere affurat lige gore
genner. 81 for Dor Del er trette
al aampognen og f9roiqe til at
femme, og set er pitt Sc fleite al
bore 2Giere, ioa ri ifuG fife beipere
oem meo ret meget mere al &am-
pagneitof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
S9rOige

y0aniferen" far otter mootaget
en- Snoligelie imoO &epu6lifanernes
Experimentation @m. s.. Saft pao
Oruno al bans religigie Stano-
punt. 81 amer BET fife for flogt,
q beQer rigtigt at optage mere /
Sen &etning. Sbi iom ale an0re
Spgrgsmaal fan ies ira mere emo
cen SIDE, iaa fan ogioo bette. Sg
iful0e Ri optoge Ell SnOiigelie, ioa
maatte hi ogiaa gibe 8laos for
noget / mo0iat &etning. Og vOon-
ifeten" bar aQere0e tilitreffelig
tlnrt giort &e6e for CONNER Cats
religi6le Stanopunft. Den far in
Gebolot BroteIt imo0 bette, men I'M
tet Soribar Oerfor. Sen bar ogiaa
1t0talt Jig flart og tpoeligt ON,
baaoe boao GeGgerne bar Get til at
al EN- 8reiioentfanoioat
og bpob lutberife &riftne funoe
enffe. Sg boa6 Ri anier
for BET peientligite benne Sag ort-
gnaen6e = n0aniferen" bar gipet
line 2piere / Speriettelie baaoe
@rponS Sorebro9 uSreos-
fpriten" og Cats Sale ON
,4riitenoommens cipiGiceren0e 9e-
tr6ning." Oct er lt0taleIier at
Men6ene ielb; 6erefter Ear ri Get
til at 6smme ON 6eres SorboGb til
&ritenoommen. Og Ser fan ifslge
nebnte TO aftTtptfer ingen Spipl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

8ulaorien Itour iiffert i lit eget
2ps, noar oct ioa frit u%filaur Sent
itiaingen ON @rleggelien al Ell
Gfooeseritatning til Sprfiet iom 8e-
tingeIie for, at Mtugterne ifol amer
fenOe bets Ilofbengigbe0. &ommer
set til &rig, fan 8uIgarien blipe
tbungen til at betale / opre Don't
me boaoe al 9lOo og @enge og iaa
enooa ingen rufbengigbeo naa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
v9ana college.

9a er otter alt / ful0 Girfiomber
Der paa Sfolen. 9ette fenoes paq
ytbe tenniscourt" bpoS@ess
til6ringer ben Sio, iom Sc NI
fan afie til Gefreatfon og Noipre=
1elle fra oeres pante Cont. 9et
tenoes ! @Dmnaltifialen5 bpor iIpr
DC npe StuOenter tager Del / @pm-
naltif, &urpeboloipil og onoet, for
at OereS W}ltlfler fife ifal blipe alt
for ilappe; tbi Ser er 10 fife iaQ
ItOt 6orl fel pau at ar6eioe pao
Iurnten % at itOOe paa Sfole-
bGnfell. Set fenoes paa &ontoret,
6por mon ier 2ps temneliq lent.
0ien ben fulOe &irfiombe0 fenoes
Deg melt paa Stlt0erepereliet %
Sfole6Gnfen. Og noar ieg iigcr
/ fulO &irfiombe0, tror ieg, Set
fon iiges meo Sono6e0; tbi ro al
Sc to og treiinostppe, iom MI fire.
frenterer Sfolen, bor ieg fife meot
cen, ipm fife far arbejoet iaa goot,
lrm Ser fultoe pentes. gnbper, Ser
Ear belogt Dor Sfole, bill liffert BE-
ft0ne. of her ftn0eS en- nrhpiApnhp
l1ngoom.
80 og Sreiin6stppe er 10 en- goo
gegDnoelie bel laa go0 iom nogen
Sinoe og BET be0ite / mango @ar.
81 baaber, naar Ginterterminen
oabnes at babe fulot @us. Spor-
for ifuloe Ri life? Sfuloe Ser fife
ub al Oisie mango Suiinoe Sanife,
ipm bebor De 6oreneoe Stoter, be-
re NOT til at fploe Dor STOLE til
iiOIte 4la0s? 9en STOLE lom man
meo &ette fan fal0e BEN beoIte oan-
fife Sfole / Mmerifa.
S Oi5ie Gage bpgges Der iprigt
poa ben npe &rofesiorbolig. Nu er
oct f6rite Sag Siel ilaaet pau,
os BET bill fife tage mango Gage,
fprenO BET uOpenoige bill blibe fer-
oigt. n%Oieenoet at Smgipellerne
rmfring Sfolen, Observation-Disclosures
pg anore priDate Suite tager iig
goot n6, og Der bill mart bore SuIe
NOT til at oanne en- lille 8n for
llG ieln.
Den politiife @erning er femme
Zig ItGrf ber / 8pen, JON Sen bel
er poa De flelte Steoer / 6enne
Sto. Oct 0emofratiife 8orti ipnes
at bere set leoenoe / 8loir oq Om-
eGn, og Get bar "a ogiaa fine loDale
Gepr9i entanter fer paa Sfolen. Sc
er biltnof Winoriteten, men 0oa
Eoaber De at iejre, og set ifal iiqes
til oeres Sgre, at enoifgnt Sc er Sc
minoretalige, er Sc BOG fife 6ange
for at bite beres Oemofrotiffe Some.
@rDan bor 10 / 8lair forle6en Ooo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

Soifea iagi69er 10 90. 81. Searit
for ben imuffe Gum al 100000
Collars. Geriom Searit bar be-
ret / StonO til at fornerme SaffeG
iaa meget, laa maa Searit aligepel
bobe Mulig6eOer, iom biOtil fife
Tor bGret bernGrfet, iaaleOes BE-
mGrfer e. u. s."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

Raar 9eierne benuenber Jig til Soft, Der
aperterer / glabet, e1teil tor at tsbe bos benz
eQer for at fau Splpsnins ON bet aperterebe,
bebes De altib omtale, at De iaa apertisIez
mentet bette glub. Oct nil pore til gems
ibi9 9tptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

JON ulcreOe bar peret nuprt /
v9oniferen". 9togle &epublifanere
raOler DIR. Srpon for enfelte us
tolelier, iom ban gioroc, men Iaa
fan bet pei forflares oerpeo, at 9[n-
flogerne ielp er HepublifQnere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
MOb Galgoasen.

Oct gaar iaa title al benne Sang
meO Galgagitationen. Sg bporfor
1fltl0e bet / @runoen life?
De tDenOe SopeOleOere REFER, to-
fer en- Del. Wien 0eres Saler bar
rift fife egenlig itSrre SnoflpOelie
poa @Glgernes @%nifuelier. Oct CT
en- pnifelig og elifelig Sing, at Sc
hegge optr9Oer lom Gentlemen, og-
ioa o%Derior binanoen5 9(nifuelier.
0fen Get CT / 69i @rao uforitan-
nigt, mar man iGger at inO6lun0e
Heres religi6ie Spnspunfter iom
m~e0be1temmenoe UNDER Qeogmnelien
al Oeres Gltelig6eO.
Oct Ifal life ber iiges: bpu0 Far
Geligion og Stntsfl6gt n1eo bin
nnOen at beItiQe. @ao ingen Waa=
&c. Mfen al en- &reii0ent Denter
man / f6rite 2inie, at bans politiIfe
Gro er iun0. Sg bans politilfe
Srosbefen0elle er 10 bans Cant
iunOs Misunderstanding (Glatform).
Siitnof Ell oct Silfeloet, at en- iaa=
Dan Blutform fan ItiQe Softer, iom
i1lgen al oens Spmmermpno tpnfer
paa at bile pper9oloe - 1aa al,
l%ualnart Salget er fulObprOet og 80
get / Sang uer- Set ul1oerfor1taaet:
&eep off the platform,
ganife Iom paa Sernbonetoget.
Seen for Oenne forogtelige 6reln-
gungsmoooe foar oe Ie0enoe Ita6ig
iterre Ififp, taffet bore SEN paag
lie, eQer BOG puagnenOe 6clfebepiolt-
beo.
Gn ManO fan lt0nlerfet 9pot
pgre ell %rettroen0e Mrilten % lam
tioig en- pnfelig @ruitoer1.
6or at iQultrere:
Seq fen0te Ell @uurOman0sfone
Eienme poa Suns 2ano. 9Gt bun
bar Ell oprtgtig troen0e Siel, tl1r0e
ingen 0toOltonOer bragg / Spipl.
Oien ion1 @usmober par BUN u6io-
Int umulig. Get bar inOlpIenoe
lelp for ben melt neripneoe. - S
famine Sogn bar EN- an0en &pinOe,
iom bar u6e6agelig grop / lin
@tuno, 6%anOeoe, prpgle0e 8srnene,
gift meo Sreifoitppler / tprt 8eir
(fig1rlig talt), men / @uiet bar BUN
en- Yerlc. Der riiifereoe man fife
at 6liue bGngenOe, ON Ma IeneOe
Jig til en- Geg.
gfei &ettroenDeo fan
life oanne 8aranti Tor
.SDgtigbeo. aunOe ben set,
por set 10 ben letteite Gag al Ser
ben oltio at babe opgtige, uOmprfet
ruelige &rpfesiorer Gor at tage ct
ltprliggenoe @fsempel).
Srpon fortjener Saf, forot ban
tdr 0reDet paa meO, at a0e 8i6rag
til arigsfasien ifal offcntliggsres.
Nfen b.r bar paa Sen anGeu SIDE
i i'm SID befororet mango Sr.1,
irm netop bite, at ban life pif0e
bPre WanOen, Ser buroe 81 i
Get bni0e Sus. Sg napnltg I i'll
fprfte &ogne foruoiogoe ban
o6iftaigt, fom biite fig at bore fulo-
ii9n6ig len / BET blaa.
Ser ct ielpf6Ggelig life 8loos til
~tiotleftige l1obiflinger ielp ober mo-
get enfelt @mne. Men Ser er
BGoos til BOG at gore BEN 9lntpo-
ming, at, iom en- StnansfenOer bor
giort opmerfiom pao, Sr. 8rpans
Blan til en- Snoifuosgaranti er lige-
iaa urimelig fom bans ~t6-to-t"
Blan. - Der er / Sem Dorf o6itil-
lige Banter, bois Sn0ifuo operitiger
Observation-Disclosures MiGtoner. Sg
uo gennem 2onoet er Ser life fao,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

5 Oisie Gage ipnes Spiten til at
irnOe &ri9stenOen5 Dos Sapanerne
i 6orbol0 til Limited States, belt
Of ppre ta6t. &aptain SobiQn er og-
iaa for Sioen bel taps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

nGe lpffelige rige~ er Citizen paa
I'll M 6ortelling. 9e lpffelige rige,
temerter 80. 81, er oisie rige,
JON life bar tillaOt oeres 8repe at
falOe / Mr. @earits @enoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

Mrs. SoparO @oul0 flyer, at
benOes Mano bar prspet paa at
iults ben0e libel beo at faa ben-
leg Hdfion neOiat til $4,000 oml
sloret. Spao pilOe ou ipnes ON at
tlipe iat paa iaaoan Sultefur?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

Suit paa, at hi ienOer ~0anife-
rem" irit ira III al og til AtDtaar
til npe &olOere, JON i~aOienOer Be-
falling for Aaret 1909.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

Ser bar op moo 6ulptrcOs Wfiulo-
lter / Gepolition. SfltlOe Der Ill,
Gpi5 Ell al Oisle itprre Banter ltallO-
le0e iine 8etalinger, tr9ffes ct
bunOreOe WtiQioner Collars at 9ta-
tionalbaitfernes ~HeicrpefonO tor at
at t%ilfreosltiQe en- laaOan Snllts
0epoiitorer, Ou pilDe bette rtnleltg-
his og ionoipnIigpis meOfore, at en-
WGng0e andre Banter nlaatte LUTTE
0eres Sore, og bette piloe igel
iiffert fremfal0e Ell Fengetrile og
&anif % ipenOe Ben fcr Ell ltor
Gel al 9ol1Oets 6orretningslip.
Mten oenne o~oepoiitors' guaran-
tn ipnc5 at bore @r. 8rpans
&epbeit.
Oct Denofrotiife Torti moa Ita=
Fig bente tine issues" | BEN re-
pltbllfanlte Negerlngs &plbar0.
9ette gialOt Smperialismen 0.
/. b. Sg BET gGlOer ON nepnte
@arantiplnn. Oct bar, IaaDiot leg
forltaar, republifanife &%orporationer
og enfelte M%iQionerer, Der flap
licltleone @engefriie les ober 2at.
Set for Oerbe0 at bugge &ooiebelts
politiIfe Sobeo al. 0erbeo toQ
8rpon @nleoni1g til at fornere en-
yisi lte".
Wert bent fife at fin0e Ell Harti-
gGnger Der. Snarere en- Harti.
lprenger. 9erfor flyer ieg, oei
geraaoer @iGiam &anoolpb Scarf
til ~u0poelig 9gre, at ban fit Sc
Srebe fiifet op al Ben politiife Mal.
itrom, iom fGlOeoe Oenne Bialt Sor-
dter, Der 1on betetot g1oroe Ell
lea ubpre Nt1mmer al Brownsville
aferen for at ~iene6ugge 9reiioen-
ten og for at meGe i'm egen 0enganQ
UNDER 9@ltning befinoenOe 9reii-
0entmuligbeoSfoge.
~@fuG Solicit berife", ipSrger
9rpun en- iial0en Sang. Sa, bpen
bill bel forbin0re Solicit beri, bpaf
anoet ems 2igegploigbe6 poa gaGg-
oogen. 90 Ben bar Solicit bog bel
finn fig ielb at lfp6e / St6plerne.
SG1ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

~ IRNtANNN hNNNItNt" U~G 49,
ifltloc ieg ielge DOR &eifptter? s
ltalten 5000 9[ar bar ban peret til.
span fom biO ira &ina ulOer Nti-
toOo 3mmt5 Gegerins", Oenne
&eiier regereOe ianttiOig meo 9te-
bHfuone5cr, pifuIoe ieg irIge min
Trl0, nit 2ips 8eifptter? 0b, bpor-
6an fon Ieg lptte til bin Gole? Of,
@uOOba, tilgip mig!"
IS Oenne Sung er Ser 800 Trn1o
Sterling. Gag ben for BIN gamle
GuO. Gn meget boi @riSl"
u9lf, fom igen ON to Gage, ieg
ill 6eOe % foite. IeofoItet pao
nit Nniigt uil jcg iage, prppe,
granite, ON Ri maa i9Gge Dor @uo.~
Gnglunoeren fom.
u9tei fremmeOe, Ou oe6 life, bba0
BET er, OH 6egerer. SGlger ieg
guoobo, pil 2pffen epigt forlaoe
tnr Ggll. Sorg, SpgOom og SUIT
gersneO bill blipe Dor iergeIige Del.
&imlen Dil til6ageboloe fin &egn
ira bore Warfer. Sreerae biz fife
mere blomltre og bore 6rl1gt. Of,
ri fan fife ielee Dor 9eifptter."
vSeg f~or0obler Sen Gum, ieg
tiepnte forIeoen - en- Ipimlenoe
Gris."
rIf, bpoo fan ieg ioarel @aa,
fremmeoe, gaa! Spoo fan jeg ibo-
rel"
Seq logger en0nu 500 @uno
ill.,"
~af, fremmeoe! boorfor friIter
81 mig? @ool @il0e 81 iplge sin
&uO for 1900 @un0?"
Seq funOe fife, foroi min -
jeg mener Dor 8u0 ilet fife fan
iG(ges."
~Seg biz beOe ipo Sage og Sect
ter fom ga igen."
@nglpn0eren font. Gro MOB lin
gfotion5 Snltinft olOrtg at gipe Slip
poa noget al GGrOi iom ban 6auoe
lat Jig for at bile bape, felte ban,
Der moatte en- &roftanltrengelIe
til. W}en iaa Dil0e Ser til @enqelo
beller life finOe5 ct ina autentilf %
jeloert gfsenplar al 8uoOba /
let gonlfe europa: bette bar en- be[
Sci.
Sreltan rpIteoe Blot meo Sope-
ret, oa ban ms0te Sen onoen t
9eren, og DenOte Jig itrofs for at
gao bort.
uSeg gioer 1000 Guno - en-
rdmoitttg Bris."
vSA 9u0Oba! tilgio min Spaa-
Geo," itpnneoe Sen gamla mes ifel-
paoe, neppe b6rlig &gIt, ioet ban
pegeoe moo ct StenborO og penote
IT Iniigt bort for at fi1le i'm ge-
G9gelie.
gngelifmanOen talte Gengene u0
| Gnlo og SeOler, lag0e Dem paa
let betegneoe 9oro, toJ 9uoo6a
un0er Irmen o. aft.
&rGiten a 1000 &O. ct. rigere
&c Ell @raaiten fattigere.
Ngiagtig set mooiatte bar eng
lenoerenS Silfel0e.
Eaa 9ampifibet un6er &eiIen
Djem fom Dor Mano / Sale mes
ell Spifer, Ser, JON oct bite Jig,
bopOe rejit / Sopun / ianrme 9@rin-
&c JON ban ielp. - Sntereslant
maotte set oerfor bere for Dem at
iammenboloe oereS ltobptte og 9fe-
i~ultater at Stuoiet. Sg intet fan
tore lettere at f%orltaa, emo at eng
lpnoeren 10 frempiite lit Sopeo-
, reiultot, 9uObba, i'm 3~OOO-aarige
@lfguo.
~9por er BET, 9e tiger, 9e fsb-
te 6am?"
r2angt moo Noro pao Sopeo-
zen, Sonoo."
Ser far ieg ogiao ielp reiit. Seq
op6olot mig / oenne 2anosoel ct
Ior Moaneoer, men boe0e bet meItc
At SiOen / en- 8p, Der beooer Sa6i-
no-be."
uMen fere, iaa bor ri 10 par1-
bret poa Sc ieIpiamme ggne. Oct
ror / 0emte Sps @erbeo, ieg fobte
8uO0ba."
q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

s Silfelbe al llregelmasIisbeber peb
Mobtuselien bebes man fla9e til bet iteblise
0ofpelen. Sfulbe bet life bielpe, beoes
man benuenbe Jig til ,Saniferen"S
Sontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-17
LOOKING BACKWARD
interesting Items Clipped from the True
NOrtherner a Quarter Century Ago.
JlIIN O.

The common council Of Decatur have
passed an ordinance to prevent Sunday
loafing. 1t will be in order now to de-
claim against interference with the cit
izen's personal liberty
The apple crop will be very short If
you have any of those rosy checked
Baldwins, or luscious Greetings next
winter, you will have to pay we'll for
them, unless you happen to be ore of
the fortunate few who raise enough for
your own use.
Clum Engle says he will not begin
to harvest his peaches before the last of
the month. The crop is fully two weeks
late. Alexander, the earliest variety,
which ought to be ripe now, have not
begun to color.
G. l. Fitch has been nursing a badly
swelled arm and hand. A swarm of
bees alighted near his house and Charlie
thought be would become an apiarist.
He succeeded in hiving them, but in do
ing so he made the acquaintance of some
of their business ends.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-17

Mr. ard Mrs j. w. Free have gone to
Petoskey.
Sam. Munger is again engineer on the
" narrow gauge. He and r ison John
son now do the running.
Sam. Wilson, our genial register of
deeds, has gone on pleasure trip to De.
troit and around the lakes.
Ed. Crane has gone to Albany, Ny,
on legal business. He intends to rusti-
cate somewhat before he returns.
Miss Dollie Ollie has gone to Chicago
to visit her brother. She expects to go
TO Kansas and Nebraska before her re-
turn.
August 18th is the day Jay gives away
his next sewing machine. Everybody
should have plenty of his tickets. Read
his new ad
Orders have been issued from the post
office department changing the mail
route from Lawton to Hartford to a
railroad route.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND ITEMS OF A PERSONAL NATURE
Every
in
Readers.

Bert Kelley of Lawrence was in Paw
Paw Monday.
The Plainwell horse races will be held
July 23 and "a
E. II. Luce of Lawrence was in Paw
Paw last Tuesday.
Frank Avery aud family are visiting
relatives in Sturgis.
VIM. c. Flock aud wife are entertain.
ing Mr. and Mrs. II Shermer of Chicago
this week.
Pearl Pritchard of Decatur was shak.
ing hands with Paw Paw friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ l.. Roberts and daughter
Belle spent Sunday in Chicago with her
sister Mrs, Heiser
Attorney A. II. Tuttle and Vol Man
ley of Hartford were in Paw Paw Mon.
day on legal business.
Bert Fales is building a boat house
for his launch. The second story will
be fitted up as a waiting room.
Advertised letters: Louisa Chase, Mrs.
Kate Butler VanAuken, MIR. John Ban
tam. c. G.. Mercott, Mr.. II. L. Oriel.
The Paw Paw base ball team will
cross bats with the Glendale team at
the new athletic park this afternoon.
G. G.. Cole, who is foreman in the
Republican printing Office in Dowegiac
spent Sunday in. Paw Paw with his
family.
Mrs. t'inette Mocklencate of Bloom
ingdale, has been allowed pension pro-
cured through o. w. Rowland's claim
agency.
Mrs. F. f. Water and son Donald,
who have been guests at the home Of
Mrs. T.. j. Muir, left for their home
Monday.
Mrs Servoss and daughter Aleta left
for Chicago last Saturday after two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Frederic kmball.
The Paw Paw base ball team were de-
feated by the Bangor team at that place
last Saturday by the score OF 2 TO o. 1t
was a clean fast game from start to
finish.
The city officials, ex officials and news
paper men OF Kalamazoo enjoyed an
outing at Lake Cora last Friday. They
made the trip in automobiles and spent
short time in Paw Paw enroute.
Misses Florence and Ruby Hurd OF
Hampshire, ILL., are being entertained at
the home of their uncle l.. c. Hurd and
family. Sam Hurd of Dowagiac was
here for visit with them over Sunday
w. L Thompson, who has had charge
of the Dodge Furniture store since the
death of Mr.. Dodge, expects to move
back to Kalamazoo. Mrs. Dodge will
accompany them and make her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-17

The executive committee of the Van
Buren county Sunday School Associa-
ton held a meeting at Paw Paw Tues
day. President John Clark OF Lawrence,
G. e. Lewis of Lawton and j. w. Free
were present. The annual convention
will be held at Paw Paw, Oct 27 and %.
b. f. Warner of Paw Paw, shipped
car of hay from Hartford to Brockton,
Mass, yesterday. The price paid was
but S6 a ton. The low price of the last
two months has caused the farmers to
be reluctant to part with their last sea-
sons cut, and many of them are carry
ing over an enormus amount Of old hay.
The new cut, now pretty well secured,
is also said to be the heaviest known in
a number of years.-Hartford Dayspring