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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

1a@ a and ss5
Infringement s. -1alce..ar
AHcaa2an f4u
il-a u earning aas a
! lew N a-a. 1.1
i+11-ar~a-an 2eadlue ever.
a ae lpuGa-n- il lie
institution Aong II Ines. ne
MEMBERS u tie egisarasa could
1aTs seen .is -anl4 1 v.ar
re IaG soga -sw lie sew
walks low anu .alar ret 4 view
u lie new cuttings anu sur
cummings l1ler ne money! m
arapr,ated has been expended
We -eel llaI agne 81 re men nor
lo taxpayer IA lie STAKE 5er na
na1er would say lar ms money
n i@y aacr4f il aad 1een 1ss
ea74y EeaE. Ii proper Il l
-I1e 10 iay 1lar the past session
laa 2ran characterized av nura
movements Il tie University 3r
rauu man Il mauv wears 7asr
-le iuIcenE 1GCY 4 nan
Ize1 -lat new lie lad seen B
n by every department sf
Institution he students var. ar
nusiastlc anu WORKED harnmi-
lGaT WITH tie lew adninisr--
ZION. The members 1f zae ,e,4.-
~ uok lGrward To 4 lew ma ,s
Ter arr II Ia history tie Dsons
tic Town anu vicinity -asz.
1Aa1 L new strong hand nj ,a
aeim aad char he prospect Tor \
Greater Cni7erzity' IS nlIeed
origh1.
The new Chancellor IS exceed
NC the expectations af his most
5anguine friends every one rel-
lz@s that his heart Is N the worls
and raat cooperation VIII 5rn~
a5ouE wonderful results.
Anfsre 1ler- has 6san y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

nd s. nGunes--n uan- w
trough nIIr,er. 5uf,,.ea i-aU.
pneumonia. InG 1reuchtE=.
ll Tile best substitute FIR
hdrlctar known. most oea0fe
7rang il 10 rle original lrr-
e Liz =verv OTHER substance
E 1la L standard Hr =, however
e My sJaldaFi by vlIen ev
lllg eise s. neasures-3v eve
-lg W ueal 5ueh suhstan-
ias u i4JI. none Ind .nuTtv
Is IS generally thought llas rgiG
LVag passive. not Icnve
81 us not 50. Il moves ll4
cTz -le PRESIDENT -var-
Iur sars. performs information
4 nac-ages and enters 5!le MN
sHry -cig Exists. In some f0rn.
II rv hIug Se Use. eZ.errr1ic
mines Used 70 crown ae.tl.
TLSng sticks mt leafs VII
& i gaeI through re seven fsre
81 mai TT bd3v -artle4. foga
-acAafs. ar graduation BINS. fer
*aeaAu- ra 18r .rga. fer
l-lnlsraary nEs, anu lar coffin
mindless
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30
-ssli Advertisements.


DIE notice nereb r~sn llG.
W Undersigned viil --c- ct se4l.at
la- Ip 70 "a I'eiuc... luon. Iu rlss-
august III. TOR -le 1mlalng uf q
20 scr1ss Clear Greek. lrar =.
iaTiis piace. IN tae lzturl ami
laula -vsa
ain tnuT+ uent1uned 1Ias IRA 90
be -t uut separIteiv anu 10 De iHnr
tcsuriinE 10 plars tIu sueelicatsuE-
laF IA lie "a ny Iisire. -he e
a niduer vii 3a --guirad 1u 1ir1i-u
1uu0 4uUuis -de tuu.ur If s.el ll
VIA rgu ~ uure zpaa securities sur
lltltu Performance az rle CONTRACT.
lIe 3Iar ----.srv-s 5le -slt 10 re-
iegr any anu al liis. AMI su -.e same
"a o --r sa-ns ant Il uun.ic Iufl-y
ia Ir .west IIg 1est bidder The
3uara rve- the --li ~ ect Any
anu a. I4.
t.. WgCuv E1 erE.
C%1ri. As Iir INA los.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

Means that and wire have lived
10 4 cIa,t ala Tge ami eanssgtuanuIy
hAve kept leAGay. 1ht 0est Wag 20
xerD l~aiflY = s@s liaE Fuur Iiv,.r
f3es i diis no iGvEauu of go. TIE
-aiV wav uu 10 1ils y ~ xs,n Sl
s-trs Esrline ~ lle luu e ami 5ase
,~-segsr vugr liver pets Inactive
- -s,f. u-r 1atssn. Eur SHE 3v
m%F
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

llee ra-s II ~
a-l-la vas charged 5al llz
nan 81 1a nan x er pms
= ar 1u ia1a ee-
ci v--u
Ea. u course vii ~l-1 4ay
c11al. zrlL Ild vlan-
ever a NAN gwen mar ~ =
sla.r a.l N a nl1 1r dlr
1lag inarea la4 saaal-
d1T a1I-lE
q 81 1e position alt Eea--r
I-aess lr the place. Tie
nasl4t laeesi.y be disastrous
tery char = Tie Unrerzuv
should De l-eG 1y nasier-la
very .2le=U nan -la5 le 4Fala-
bic llGs VII prseara 1lG = =
Univ TIE eaassr eac.
A 1I Be szercls II selecting
zen u I'll laza places ance Z
l@l .e " all-- and ecu
% 4r- Il aIeh = l-l
aGe asaogIlL leurnar
F1e aev Chancellor vasra5
VI 7e7var me aa
~ vaav -aEaluIv
testing IPgn l=lr shoulders. IlG
We believe las lie new lGmirls-
-au realizes ne aga s-ee
III scholarship la5 lie Cave
tenants and la1 &c cams
vii &c pAcaI ID rer 1nlv le 7esr
Instructors lr every 7lace lrv
.azlesH only means Tie dliine of
l1ese Important pieces by ME
-Qr men Iaa hence lie staining
pr me institution $ -eaRorlzea.
L immediately anL urD 1 uw
-lae s1L
The SUCCESSES l he Jew chan
sellGr lns an Ann ugra Will
Idie re nave -lel
a-E e l- u er
~ l M ha q
snort cine lie 1a VII ar
n % De- proud aas onlv af
le 1sw laaeeI lr oIrIE tile
HnG@ 1 4f usefulness on le
We .aak orya
Fll a M l CIR Aa snIag-
ri greatness 81 auf1 tie Cuiver-
Az and le new Chancellor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

Vfiftt cnua srutliltir ls 91ii at
III ;ltiti.-a Elu tie. Tie 4ars.
'Iriis 1"nr Iias -An -ra~g tunft
H-i"'f % 4sid Fuu tua t1t- IL. ii
's aliH - .lHtEu. 4s. sftsu
i'e--oht-- iuat u- V'- ,ur ~ ~
ldrtat relAuH. give Il = lIt.s e-,...tn
fa44uSe 91u yl ne slrur,a-st A
-suils anu IuV gucflr Z oieizs
~. cor ae ny j. Il GaHlaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30
tlfaanterfain'~ Csiir. ginier. .o,f NJ,
rssttora Renis.ty Wouid Hs,v, -
Him FftEa. nU

In 1909 [ hau 4 verv s.v,ra ,tr,,
z ~dafrnnila- saws L. " Far-ar. OF
-" I5ianu. La for several weeks r
was IniiDIa 10 10 anvtAing. on Iar.h
o. lJet L mai = Similar attack, ana
ouk t~haEnssriain's Collie, Caojera
ana Diarriio'-I RamsGy which gavs
ne pruinpt rs!iei. { GDllsIier il one
Or me o'1st nttiicines or its iS;nd in
liit. woriu, AMI lad { used il in Tgo9
osilsVt. II would have saved ma a bun
irsti dnilardoctoris 0iiI.'' sud ~ an
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

3 St=yI-E merchant % Ca.frr
eN As. savs: Il JaiI nv custom
% Wen @I-v ia G1aElf D. E1
Lar Ills -leg - rie Vlr.f al
las nllcl e1ia IN g.i-l1- + a.airraf
VA sunsCnal0r. malaria ar llfuus-
less. -1iii Iuaar EIarautnea II
- Asu1ei rug sta re. re.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

After I-Ugt1ring fur l1nnr ryy,.Jve
3sAfs or = iIu stomach trouble. and
7prlaine ie1rsy i've hundred d~allurs
hrtae4hh tna i"etur tees. { BUR
eiiistu my Wfie q box OF Chamoer-
IAN Ind Liver rIi.lars
which ila her 8 o mUch gnad dlas stt,
e0ntAnie0 70 use tlam sld they nave
ddne her more gnod than al af rIie
n'"tleiHe 4 bunghr befura Samuel
o1Ner ruisam. LuNva. This medicine
il for ais DY al druggists. Samples
frse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

l. MT snTlrsly frt.t4 rDm dist+.sas
On uhe hiCh elevations f..vers DravaiI
while IN EIe iowgr levels npiar,, =
encountered to l g-earar ar T,.ss -
tehi- acrnrding 70 aitltade. To over
1lihf climate Affections. fever ann
'-ae' LID general debility, the most
sAeetlNe rSsm"1y Is Electric Bitters.
-Ie sr'inb diteTativea anu blood purifier
-.e TOR form af basiilv
~I@iess NERVOUSNESS anu insamua.
~ anaer guarantees. at 4. H.. Kan
dsi1 dElg stnrs. Price 81 rents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

s.os YER anarraae sa
1.e.els ial l
Wn.s crvll
ss
a.iv stronger
re. ,as l.e
1ear 1.-ag
1't .gatler
la- resident 2sose
-e1 islp,-H-
o -emaera
.4' -li1G u-e au
em 1l9 sag 5r
H -ne ae IN
'i rem le press exports
a-l.uo ae :sultrv be-
1ii la-ac.ar tlG very
uaa. .la Esrusiieaa 81.
-efnlcrls ID las .,la
nt,sl .l.lI 1 aan.
-lrT VIII ee si.a u 1e
l-lt .l1e ~ trIprt.a aen.
ara Beta q lie BOP III 4ie
nlrtsr p ulteilaeala.l aev
men v-l rer~sI 10 ssaracrg
'it 10 lI--ln u his hey GAVE
-eal ier'gnt-vea llll lae
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30
a c-srerEsrED wom.sS.

~ aisays tonnd IN TIN. same nous.
VIII H4Aiardts SNOW Linimenr. n,
ssspa every mtifnoe- OF the family
uFs rom aciles ami pains. 1t heuls
1iits' onfls anu scalfts and cures rae,I
ihis4sin, neuralgia. lnu1a 20 md ali
nhseaiar sorvsiii,ss anu stiffness. 25e
Keudtl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

" 1en ealllug TOR the souwe 2leisss
Eve NJ. OF letter and daUa Advertised
:. NJ EoWaE..P IN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-30

"0ssfe her. las 6aen ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Hauling Logs on N. R. 1. & M.
The M. R. L. & NJ, railway bee

The M. R. L. & M. railway began
to haul logs for the C.. A. Smith
Timber company from along their
line of railroad north of Bemidji.
The first logs will be taken from
Lake Julia, near the outlet of that
lake and they will be hoisted onto
the cars at Puposky Siding. The
logs will be brought to Bemidj il
and hauled over the M. & 1. from
this city to Minneapolis to be
sawed into logs at the Mill city.
L. F. Johnson, the general mana
ger for the C.. A. Smith company,
has charge of the work of hauling
the logs and he states that the
company will take out about 5,OOO,-
900 feet from White Fish lake,
Mud lake and Lake Julia. 49,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Man Whose Head and Face Were Ter
ribIy Injured By Saw, Is Get.
ting Well.

The recovery of M. c. Jennings,
who laid at the point Of death for
some time as result of terrible
wounds received from the saw, while
saving logs, has been a matter of
considerable comment, owing to the
fact that Jennings injuries were of
so serious a nature that but few had
any idea that he would ever recover.
On April rs Jennings was oper-
ating the sawmill on the farm of A.
T. Wheelock IN the town Of Maple
Ridge. He got under the saw to
scrape away the dirt when his head
got into contact with the teeth of the
saw and was fearfully cut in the. head
and face, making a long cash reach
ing along the front Of his forehead
and his nose and upper lip being
entirely severed.
Jennings was brought. to the St.
Anthony's hospital in this city where
he was given every care and although
his face has terrible scars, hesis get
ting along very we'll. 3 Wv &&&1
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Dairymen Are Warned.

4 Officers of thestate dairy and food
commission have issued letter Of
warning to dairymen and managers
of creameries thruout the state call.
ing at # i' q the regulations Per:
scribed in the laws for the govern.
ment of buttermakers and y,rersons
who sell milk and cream, ard. the
penalties provided for punishment
Of violators o. the laws. The pen.
allies range from SIS to z$1O0.1 The
regulations set forth in the letter re.
late chiefly 10 the m amer of ke eping
the milk and cream and precauIion
tosinsure cleanliness ofsall parts 5ot
the daries zandzcreameries and allap.
pliances used5in the handling oE..Te !.
ducts.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Thinks Well of B. F. WRIGHT.

T. J. Nary, who resides at Park
Rapids, and who spent last night
and this forenoon in this city, says
of the candidacy of b. F. Wright,
who is seeking the republican nom-
ination for judge Of the Fifteenth
Judicial district: szz~z z@ z-z
I'VE who live in Hubbard county
and have known Mr.. Wright for
many years fully appreciate his full
worth and efficiency for the position
of judge of the Fifteenth Judicial
district. Mr., Wright is lawyer of
acknowledged ability, and a fair
minded, conscientious citizen who
would be a credit to the district.
We want to see him nominated, as
he is in every way deserving"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Local Committee Having in Charge Arrangements for Ek
State Meeting June lSl920 Are Hustling for Banner
.~. "a "x.4s9 Occasion in Minnesota Elkdom. g.

is proposed to give prizes for the
best decorated places. ~z Another
feature will probably be the offering
of prizes for the best appearing
lodge in the parade; also the lodge
with the largest number of men in
1inesa v,.ta.lti @l,4 !lisa 4@""'Ij!T
The badges which have been. Sc
lected for the meeting will make
very handsome souvenirs. - There
will be medallion, on which will be
an exact likeness of the late Chief
Bemidji, after whom the city Of Be.
midi was named. These badges
will be given away to all .Elks who
attend the convention. ' .' .,
In the matter Of speakers for the
convention, the speakers committee
invited Governor John A. johnson
to deliver a speech here during the
meeting. The governor is a strong
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Musical Comedy May 49,

!
I'D One of the best home talent musi.
cal comedies ever given in the City
will be- given in theocityofhall Oh
Tuesday evenings May 19.. &9nao
- The program IS one Of the BEST
ever prepared and will consist of a
number Of dialogues and excellent
5,e.o1an, 01t t&1I 1@lsi2%3 @IHE-~yiG1l
q 0oio s''aab L2rf53z oY1G hnj.Lat edt &c
J In connection with the program
will bea good chorus, and a number
of up-to-date catchy songs will : be
sung. -- 800 -. ,,
Miss Oliver, who has charge Of
the entertainment, is lending cher
best efforts to make the comedy a
success a.'''1 S11s':.,,'. ,1,,.., 49,. W.,
,aaT The costumes will be sent here
from Minneapolis by the society
putting % the comedy, =" Sylvia > > in
Minneapolis. ragal bo1u1qs9
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13

Great interest is being mani
tested in the publicity meetings
which will be held in Blackjack,
Bemidji and Bagley on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May 21, %
and %, respectively, and indications
point to a very large attendance of
both the residents of the farm dis
trict and the city and villages.
At these meetings A. ]. Mcclure,
superintendent of the Northeast
Experimental Farm at Grand Rapids,
will speak along the line of dairying
and dairy farm management in
northern Minnesota, and the discus
sion of general farming for this Sec
ton of the state.
AS Mr.. Mcclure is thoroughly
informed in the subjects mentioned,
his address is expected to be very
instructive and entertaining.
George WEIGH, state immigration
commissioner, has consented to be
present and will speak on "Immigra-
ton and the settlement of the Vacant
Available Lands in Minnesota" Mr..
WEIGH is fluent talker and
thoroughly understands the subjects
assigned him The will undoubtedly
receive much attention.
= Curtis l.. fMosher of St. Paul
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
LARGE ATTENDANCE WILL
BE HAD AT THE MEETINGS
Publicity Meetings Billed for Blackjack Bemdji and
Bagley Will Be Full Of Interest. ..Good Speakers
Have Been Secured.

secretary of the Minnesota Fedora.
ton of Commercial clubs, will also
be present. He will speak on
advertising the Tourist Attractions
of the State of Minnesota and also
State and Local Advertising" Mr..
Mosher has a reputation of being
the greateft hustler" in the twin
cities and his talk here will be
chuck full of good pointers for
northern Minnesota towns, along
the line of publicity -~..s'..
William Magivney, of the South
St. Paul Stock Yards, will speak on
the Stock Industry of the State of
Minnesota" and "How to make Min
nesota one of the Greatest Sto> X
States of the Union"
The Bemidji meeting will be he'd
IN the city hall and every effort will
be made to care for the visitors fir ON
the rural districts who will be presert
d The Bagley meeting will consist
of a combined market day and pub.
lic:ty meeting and already people OF
the Clearwater county metropolis
are doing some strong advertising tc
make the meeting a success.
Remember that the Bemidji meet.
ing will be held at the city hail.
Friday, May p.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Dress Drill Tonight.

J Tonight Is the reg ular drill night
for Co. K. and all soldiers are orde.-
ed to be present uniform, gun and
belt There issssveral vacancies
company and anyone wan ing to en-
list will call at the drill hall before
500 and make application to- the
proper person. The company will
turn out on Memorial day and help
the committees with a fitting obser-
vance Of the occasion. Inspection
will take place some time within the
monthsand the entire company is
making every effort to make it gala
event, in the history Of Co. K, 3rd,
Regiment of Mimi 90 -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13

Elk, and would IL have proved, q
drawing card, 1but5 he was compelled
torefuse9 the invitation, accompanied
by his regretsEat his inability to be
in attendance.
With Granville S. Pease, president
of the state association, and several
other Elks who are fine speakers,
the Elks will not lack for Spell
binders" while here.% al .tdefI-
90 The committee on transportation
is doing good work, and it is stated
that they have completed arrange
ments for the use of number of
sleeping cars, to be sent from Pull
man, Ill., to2be used here9during the
conventions e :o&o& ,EiHL ;0o,f% n
~ -..fr7T :o.&r IT. :7eFI-frr9rJ .o28
They will simplify matters as to
taking care; of the large number of
visiting Elks from the Twin Cities
and other outside points. vrg1. as = =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Teachers Should Investigate.

1t is said that a party by the
name of Langdon is raising Ned"
among the country school marin S
around Fowlds by a new scheme
which he confdes to the unsuspect-
ing teachers. This party pretends
to represent a company in Minnea-
polls which guarantees to secure first
and second-g1ade certificates for the
applicants, and on payment down of
81 cash assures the applicant a job
either as irst-grade teacher at $50
per month or second-grade tutor at
$50 per month. All that is neces-
sary is the paid-down deposit of 81.
AS this 81 seems to be about the ex-
tent of the deal, it would be we'll for
the teachers to investigate a little
more thoroughly before giving up"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
SUMMER SCHOOL WILL Be,
HELD lNEBEMIDJ]lll. { s 5: WEEKS WEI FIX
Very Able Corps Of Instructors Secured for The Term
Sc Which Will Begin on June 22.-.-Term Promises
Be Very One .asD9 ,a8v z's 5dT

The fifth annual state teachers
training school will be held in Be-
midi beginning Monday, June 22,
and will be continued for six
weeks, with the following corps of
in ea,7l tors: J. 4 rzHay of Thief
Riyer>> Falls, y Superintendent of
schools ThiefRiver Falls, con-
ductor; Prof. John N. Palmer,
Clinton, instructor; Mrs: Imogene
Lectra of Duluth, instructor; Miss
BellR:ichards Of st. Cloud; ;instructor.
In |: addition to the foregoing Prof.
L. P: Harrington of the Expert
! mental llea a st Station at yCroekstonl W i'll
iact as specialoinstructor ina agricul-
ture for one week during the train
IF Ing e. school,9bru erG, anoijst1o29L
5niIt ewould be- aondificult matter ito
secure a better or more able faculty
than the instructors, who have been
secured, and the teachers yoffd this
section are Be be
with being favored with the attend
ance of those selected to 9oAaciate.
IS, So many able able il instructors cannot but
Y
inspire confidence and make certain
the success Of the school. II b1aB2 !
e The subjects to be 2 offered during
the term will include all studies
required for First and Second grade
certificates, and it IS believed that
everyone can car be accommodated, With
the0increased number of instructors,
and the larger term, Better 10 and
y-g- sE-z~ o
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13

/! aA]0&.0Y taQA1st 5oto4lS " DooS tS-.oq
nounced him the greatest .horseQof
his age in the aworld.g Hamilton is
reallys apwonder Of the equine world,
,.oIE.. s&1f.I& .lTgI I. .aI--9I9RIt, no bps
having iJg been but eight eight months old
and only under trailing foffSI (.
months n 9. aa when he was put ingyaude-
Vile Six week Ragoo..gs 8 H IS creatihhgg
a sensation. With almost human in
telligence, he selects colorss strikes a
matchsand lights lamp, does sums
il arithmetic, plays Sex and re siT
adjusting his own pillow, and ar
ranges the sheets and pulls them up
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13

r.
Colt Hamilton who is on exhibi
ton at the Brinkman Family Thea.
ter is considered (. e: one Of the greatest
that has eye visited BBen MD and ''s
should be the means of crowding
the house afternoon and evenings.
Bert Fuller will present his famous
colt, Hamilton, a product of Mon.
tana. It IS claimed BY those who
have seen the animal work, that he
IS the smartests and cleverest trick
horse before the public today. Col.
VIM. F. Cody (Bufalo Bill pro i,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-13
Too. daiIdstss yItsnTt aW radW
Reserved seats, Soc. General
lGId0T9 aW, sIGM d1tW GoIJsJ1HnIi
I : n1a ~ 4edt hna lfsds
Build Spur to Twin .Rapidsid

Littlefork Times: It is stated
upon good authority itbh; alt I'll the N. &
I: RaFWaay compaadh1y wifi Wifi 81 Il! start
the work of buildfnIg saf?y5p IL o :ttfHack
along the we ST bank, Of Pa the gut Little
fork river to point he hear ittha tie Win
Rapids. 0n'TBe Company ss44f fa ysd
the 4ibeslaasatn Skinner .b2qft9 :nns nothing hh6h
more was done il fnegafd Is 62iitt is con 81
struction until a short time me ago
when the matter was placed before
the b g: 6 company by several logging -con-
Germs who were DESTROYS Of putting
j IN mills NIL On the riversibl1n addition
to the lath milk threeo saw mills in
operation between isnp1aeeaaand
R.tbe Twin Rapids during the, Summer.
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morning over the, Minnesota & In
ternational railway form ST. Paul.
The delegation was instructed to
vote as single unite for John A.
Johnson. W. r.. TAFT preceded the
delegation a couple of days while T.
J. Crane left on the noon train over
the Great Northern for the convention
city. The convention will conyeue
tomorrow morning. -
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inc. E. Game Here.

''a''; John"~Es Game, travelling freight
agent for the Northern Pacific, spent
last night in the city and left son
this mornings train for Walker.
MI. Game states that from all .sindi-
cations the Elks convention to be
held in this city on June 10, 10, and
20 will be bowling success. He
is a man that travels a great deal
and is in a position to know whereof
he speaks, .g E zs
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r. Preparations for the annual meet
ing of the Minnesota State Asso-
citation of Elks are being pushed
expeditiously by the executive COM
mittee and the various sub-commit-
tees having the program of enter
tainment in charge and everything
is going along smoothly toward the
desired end-that of giving the
horned brethren" of the state the
best time they ever had, at a state
meeting. -~-------------5= -"
It is the intention of the commit
tee to make feature of the decora-
tions of the city on the 10, 10 and
20 of June, the dates on which the
Elks will hold the state meeting here.
With the end in view of creating a
lively interest in the decorations of
the business buildings of the. city, it