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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

KIND ls1zllF sod C zEzn 81 t-- erz
opportunity ~ rEz1a1 e. fsz s----fE7--z
e=s- and thus Do rzssz5 frau hard
ns1s 1utll s1Es Spectator r-E1 hz5 49,
418ls1 z z1- 1c-rlEE- OF EEe 90 11-l-
Ing ap7saEs1 and f=--zrz=- ere infer
Huoz- -art15Ez EsturzllT tbs futse-1s
e1s-7sss s1egErzSs1 t1s evasion Z
szcl debts AMI pE5lic opinion cur
ts1znc1 expectation unzsr rzs s rru-a-
slzE7ss L1-s Wrsl rs Farmer 6 Eel
s1CIllT after Ire business c1Izzz=t
a-1 Al shs h1l1=Tz % ire fms ususr
boxed u L-1-1ln for lsEUzu-- there
uo1l1 nave been fsU - c1t51zs MIN
1s1 he acted sEe1rtilE 70 rrz zens-si
custom end there we're not many who
So much merit 81 vhst hz did Frs1
z u1ri1Er point q riear rsr155ztzrr a-as
tlls Only course f1 z51rl fer 1-hzr--ise
his earning U1u-i b. t11sf1z1s-r mott
EaEsd and RS Fmbiti1az hzu5i-zrua5
Z Hot 6efeztss L wsz ezzv 10 s-zae
-1lt t1e business lad never asrr u1-fl
1g-hIlE- and -lsf r ths original nolE-
sTs = TIE notes given n FzTue1t had
voluntarily rzTres wi-h shs- for
song j. vas uEigst 2 r1t Immoral that
-hc<s Ubo had Taf5 l5trls or nothing far
then sn1Di1 pruHt o. Transaction
HE1c1- u E1- uElTl0ls. Uss Tot much
mere rszpe1rzhis- There vas every In
--l-l.Illll I'D l4s-- -
Bat To rl1 q promise vas promise
s11 - = matter q sslf-rssuerE and
u0t Al AZ ss heroic act Z virtue he
rsiuze1 10 cs-1r-cuise ut1 Hz con-
scse1cs and declined 70 deceive himself
= tn Nv honesty i vas I'D saint
Eh5 met Tire demands q ms ers5itorz-
though i took MIN fourteen years 10
discharge what re called RS national
LsGt but q nan u1o kner that -vCu
ezEln0t cheat ~ solitaire and t1-1k
g0u Es E0l the game
Lincoln did not sQr uz far sru4d
into the contest IL ubieh n made H.
tory FoT many year before he
worked his .sT into tire profession =
tne law hs had q par- with tac@e -ro
DESPAIR q ever fndinE their pace fn
lEe world his message 90 his eager
Striving C0ur tT-rTls1 ~ ths present gen
grafton g. tFs1 81 is better % make
Ire TIN 4 living
FREDERICK TREVOR HILL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

Esssbezs - Ne sezzts- . y zEp1zztsl
- re prszs5lzx a7ae- lse-eo< znz
ne n1@nb=Fs q ths hszse - rzrrs-
ss11zuF=E- u - zp5alntsz y IL
zpeszer t1srsof- and any Tzez1cv q
IT, eoDuissi8n e y flls5 IL ths sa-s
zla-Hsr - t1s o-ig.1s1 zppoEzrzsEL
~ ~ AZ fs nst zPsesEr TszsEiizz
Boz Fseslr5=s s1zs cous zbo1I So
st9T A11TzeH All zrzus tAz- 10 van
elzs EzFs oae1rrs1 tEroazh shs failure
q Any eoaziszioa mssubsrs u return
70 fhs senate O. ho1ss- he zsu thsa
szz -hs zznste - Brggf5e psv or nszn-
s@rs SO have fzJs5 70 zst il slse-
zhsFe
+ sSItfon q Eouksrz- tarss ozher
aas1aosrs q IT, o9m1lissl0n viz retire
u private lie zsxt zaon1h. selztsr
TsIsr HzE nj azr6Edzts fo- rs-esse-
tio1. s1d Bo1ynse q Coz1-sso AID
OFsTstrsst q IaEszlz zere 5sfsztst-
PETE Hepburn q Iozz Is snofhsr
isms duck q sore p-oufusnes- He
EsH srst make Al effort = keep ths
1zu zno bat him 81 ths POS CT q
tie hos-s Thls falling. Ne is IosEdrz
for eft pace On TIE Panama ezrzE
ne habit = ot5ce-boldinz becomes
disease Wnen Z strikes IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
BLOCKED gY SHOOT.

TIE cEs farm h5Uesles1 1ll Ull rot
get through coDgrsss ~ THIS se.ziou
seastoT suoot blocked zEe way Issi
gar. ard be srll insists 1pou MS non
Essissut smsndnsut 80 fsT ss rtsn e.
eoneernsd- Tire house zfH not listen
- SUCH proposition fer Z single IL
slant and the sggiezl result Tf1 D the
osfesf q the Measure
- = matter = fact several dr. fam
hCmestezderz appesred before the cOun-
~ lsfe commission ~ Denver and Ss-
n0uEeed tLe whole dry farming scheme
- p fraud owing % fheiT lon-suecess
81 raising crops OF the and plains o.
Colorado The members y congress
from the eastera and southern sections
- ihe country have naturally froEned
El1on the proposition ever since
Washington sdvioss ssy the biu. II
rsEorie5 hack 70 tie senate and house
- the conference committee. ziu carry
- smendment providing that 10 lands
sAzH - subject % Entry in sz9-zcrs
trseia EntI thl zeerstsry = the interior
81 designated certain lands a. non
irfiga5is- lands that under no possible
condition. can b brought under
dituhsz- Win such IN amendment only
Tery undesirable areas would be sub
seet 70 fling
1he 51i-nesGsenesz u senator smost
hss probably badly crippled II not killed
shs sry farming plans q hgndTeds Of
-eiitsrpriEins citizens Of tire western
ststes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
PERIOD OF WAITING.

Ths cozeIUE01 Yssched q Ee1ry
I CleEz, tbs Nee York banker s1d
f broker. t. that fhe ooUnfEy Is ln for =
{ psrlod y asiting before material Is
gztbened fo- . fresh ferrsrd start IL
tzs Business Eorl5 Affair." In the
F fnzneizi csrtsrs have teen a = stand
stil ~ =oue tire past and ths cur
rent 81 ~ Channels n trade f. Sluggish
and zioz- TIE Weekly Financial Re
sseE q CzsFs & e. Hiu say
On al sides there is : disposition
. salt fer fresh signs = enoourzgs-
melt and o postpons fmpsrszut uszo-
tisuons uEtfl confidence becomes more
settled Among the cause q this hssi-
tzting spirit ere % = too violent rs-
coEery after the panic. ~ the Uuosr-
tsintF connected with tzrif revision.
and - ths high prices q many con-
rrlocitisz which cheek consumption and
discourage future contracts. Tzo in
rzoTtsut Offsets must Be taken into con-
sideration. 81 the prosperity Of cur az
TicultUrzl closes. and % TIE great
abundance o cheap money Between
these conflicting influences 1hich Al
most c0unIerD sIsncs each other. there
Is = psriod q vzcillztion that nay cor
tinus until one ST q forces ovsrcouss
The Other Just which vii prevail can
not b told a. this suncturs- bet il is
sufficiently pain that = PERIOD u wait
Ing can O. little HARM in fact. nay do
much good 20 long a. the un5ertoae rs-
mains a. sound a. IL nov is
In order = relieve the situation. the
article 20 question insists that the soil
should b made to. produce more: trusts
should stop holding Up prices. and the
unions must some day recognize that
continued advances in wages and
shortening Of hours means higher
prices and high cost Of living.
None u the remedies offered is easy
Z attainment. The farmers q rhs
country raised q bumper crop last year
and the value Of all farm products
reached total q nearly sos. 90. co.
The trusts vii stop holding I'D the pep
pc of the country z-hen they are con-
PEELED q. and not before. Il il equally T
certain that the Labor unions wiz not
cease the policy q advancing wages 80
-ons - the prices Il the necesszries Of /
life are bsing continually boosted.
According % M Clevs, sad the fact I
IS also plainly indicated in the daily /
reports the country f. suffer 4
.ng from imitation and the good money /
Il being driven ost ~ the inferior. 4 4
golden stream has been going 70 Europe
Tor some time past, and now Argentina 4
r. taking our eagles. double eagles and
bars The financial situation has bear
aggravated BY the passage Of TIE Al
iTieh-FreeisHd emergency" currency
'isi al the last session Of congress. and
ne action q Secretary Corteivou in
selling bonds and treasury certificates
70 stop the panic. when the e,anic was
n fact already over. Cold IS vtuzinv
u way 70 other shores under the IN
'yItsbie operation q the Gresham Law.
md the banks are Elutted with curran-
y for which there Is no demand. The
opinion % Mr.. CIews as 10 a period Of
rafting is vel grounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
PROVISION FoR LANE DUCKS. -

II Is stated that Senator Hopkins Of
Illinois WIN remain on Uncle Sans IA =
roll after March 4. even II the leefsla-
ture fails 10 re-eIect hirn. which now
seems more than likely. Information
has leaked out that the monetary COM
mission IS 20 continue in service such
members as are turned down By their
home states. and salaries Of the same
size a. taose they have been drawing
as members Of the senate and house
VII be provided for them HOPKINS
vas appointed 10 the commission to IN
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Senator Allison.
The exiting law carries broadly
drawn clause providing that the com
mission shsll be composed Of ptn~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

JCnn AzrtoS Taylor Salt Lake.
Ida II. Whitaker. salt Lake
Chris Lannen- Bear Mouth. Nert.
Catherine stuart. Lea veHvorth. Ez-
Seorse n Mclean. salt Lake.
Rose Powell. salt Lave
5eseDn Roscoe Laut- Clifton Ida.
Nettis X. Astle. salt Lake.
John Jones. Salt Lake
Goldie Davenport Portland. Ore
Walter r. Hsalsy. Smeiter. Ner.
Lille Gardner. Pleasant Grove
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
PRETTY SLOW.


'Is--ll'e- 'IlE ID-TTaI-T
Horace L Moore vas iierteusn. calor.ei
% the noted Nineteenth Kansas ezvsfr,-
He could lead men for longer ~,srs1-i
without rest. On a single ration OF ctes-
Lui good humor- than any other officer
Though not given 70 jokes. ne xzs tie
rsprted author q as many sstonishers -
the great Lincoln
One time On the march he sent an
orderly with a msssaEe 70 an officer Al
some distance Before the nan vas os--
Of hearing. Moore shouted: Hex. orseT.
~ Come hack here.
He came gsllopiHz hack. sitting lfu1pls
in the saddle
Moore dropped his voice. and assuming
r half confidential manner inquired. or
derry. IN the course Of your life have Won
ever seen s1siI-7'
Yes sir. was the sstonished repIv-
You met him then reDlie,J Moor
for you'd never oFertake one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
DRESSED FOB The CONCERT
lSlccess AfsrazInrl

Heinrich Ccnried was telling now had
times An old Chicago millionaire ; IL
SAID, called upstairs TO his daughter.
What time you girls take getting
reaay FOR the concert. Look at ue-a bit
q sad0ing in each ear. and In ali
ready
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

IN these days some men achieve no
t9Tiety II not greatness b. introducing
anti-Japanese bills in state legislatures.
Mere matter u wind and ink. whether
IN Washington or on the Pacific coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

Senator Smoot has proposed himself
for place on the finance COMMITTEE
Perkins q California has also thrust
himself forward Neither can I'll the
shoes Of Teller.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

Senator Hulaniskf commands the re-
serve corps OF Hessian sneresnsries. &C
cording to the senior church organ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

Secretary Corteiyeu has issued a cali
upon temporary bank repositories for
Sso.ooeoo0- Your Uncle Samuel Is hard
Up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
PERPLExITY.

tIffe-f
Nike fas someone is1ccksB-sar@s II OF
don't answer ut's some Esn 4 give ne q
Job. an II OF DO. ut's the Ian lord aftheT
the Tint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

2 . =
There Is q story. which has At Issz
E TIE authenticity q being il character
E tnat affords an excellent illustration o
E LllcOln's attitude toward his business
According - this tale & customer one
disturbed Lincoln a. Ms reading b
entering ire store and requesting
cents worth Of crackers Lincoln fstl
ASIDE MS book and. mocha nfczf7v com.
plying vith the demand. szafted nav.
ment- but the customer changed III,
-nin1- reularsiuz that he thought h,
world take glass q ciGer instead. n
Z 7as the same price Lincoln Szeu-
the crackers back into their barre and
pTOoucen the cider which the mar
promptly drank and started fo- the
door Then tie ssors-ksepfnz student
q Law. Eith his hssl6 reacHfrz fg- ~
Backbone. reused himself sufHcient1v
10 remind the customer that he had not
paid
Why gave you cents worth of
crackers, didn't T. demanded the pur-
chaser
Yes" admitted Lincoln. but you
Gidn't pay for them
Well didn't get them. did T. vas
the rstCrt- and the man Who s7ss one
Cay % become z master Of logic re-
that there Ess something not quite
Tight with the transaction. cut that IL
vas hardly worth while 70 puzzle il
cut such vas Lincoln. the merchant
ana MS career in that capacity soon
cane 70 an ingiorious end
81 tnis tine he vas four and t-en-
- ana ne had not only not succeeded.
but had given TO evidence Of stability
and 10 Indication whatever Of aptitude
Tor any line Of work. Those who haze
-fetteo over the waste Of tine suenf
upon uncongenisI tasks can reaIfzs the
encouragement which confronted Lin
coin at this crisis Of MS affairs. for he
ilsd Tot only failed % fit himself for
ne DAT but had completely 5ankrupt-
60 himself II may - thought that for
.-ie pennies man bankruptcy has no
tefroTs But il was not 50 with lin
coin. II provided him with IS zo-a 3
business temptation a. ever confront
ID a man on the threshold Of life.
EulogF has ro5bsd T,acolrl-s bo7~S-,-
% nearly 81 its human quality. He ~
zen presented 50 often IN the rnIe az
So peFIsct man. with even touch or
ltfi5litf sGred. that al real anaIo.r.
- een Mss experience and those Of
nc modern business zorld has nrar-
iieaiiy vanished. And yet. Il vas a MAJ
q oFSEiaFy Gay. p tn every Fea son far
= isaing % make his way tn the world
= 10 saw the ruin Of al his hopes in
.ut FAILURE n Berry < IincoIn's store
IN the early days Of Illinois credit 49,
ic4ilessly asked and freeiy extended
and Lincoln ana his partner had eiver
notes Tor the purchase price or taa
business in which they had invested
7nS the sellers had disposed Of the
i9tss for fraction % their &c value
IT the earliest possible moment
Tie men who bought papsr Of THE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

The revival % Little Brown Jug
and kindred songs may be looked for in
The near future, il the agitation con-
tinues.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

It Is currently reported that the Utah
brewers viii 60 cut Of politics or out of
business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
Lincoln's Legacy of
Inspiration TO Americans
~ FREDERICK TREVOR HiLL

PAN m-TAs Farmland, ne Workman, ans TIE olsrk-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

BFing on your Japs, The great state
Of Nevada Is spelling for a fight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04

-zzlcolls 5srsz1zus1t - not fufrs-
9-s-tF leseT1bs5 - fao1zh Z zee
re E-uzEssslVz --uzrH q nan
s-=lr1E Elo-z -Ez1 I1-1z-Ez1-
tl0zg1 srqEsfnf=5 vita urrsrtr and
EE7sstoTtu-s t. rs ch77zaooz. toak al
tzltAss z RE first o17-or-z1litr On life
@c -11se career therefore s1ssdilr
lz--eEs s1HcssE EEzz nan q fITss pr
4Pss sHe i1101itz5ie ufII u151I5te-5lg-
1.- 2 stirring zFpssi e. : hero. tuE
= aas z1-15rE e. eonu0z =f-h t-1sz
DID, s1teT REPEATED attempts - -Hnd
l-eI1 seses discover failure staring
Liz=l in tie fac A. a matter q tsct
-ea ever TIE uhose z E-5ncoinrs ezriv
-allH1rs1 : e rs11r5 y failure from
.--z--i-ei EcEr % rteE and fe- ueH
nave lass ~ sn1w for shszr flrst yezrz
= eli9TI tnsu u lad a. TIRE age = 3
- 1leld lst1-zr - zzz FAR from
=sezs- for ~ taoz no interest ia
ai-z and never esrs5 70 UrrE a. 81
-=F lors sr tran szs necessary q r--
alEs@f in funds. Ee-sorsr. lis en-
t-llels looEs1 czci1s5lv sskzucs - tns
ziffs1 Hisn Who rss1 a. II followed
e lios- even + his fzrroTs cf5 ru1
= ~ As Z cisrk I'D [ffutt-z cru-trr
store r. ES little Better ara bod
ne fact nat ~ seTrzd ths custom
- co1zeieEtiouslv wIth fuu zeIzhts
az manure ~ df5 nothing - prove
So 1-s1i--,=r sstls- Neither MS heart
To- 1is 1Ill vas i1 sle rerE- ard n
asfrl=1 lhs business -wfnk out -7r-
20 p@rrepslole regret Then re sought
Ei9TT A. tas cs11o1s Mouth u the fs--
elfal BACK EaEk var where h new
~ A. indian ard whsre ire
1l--lF encounters stir TIRE r7ozori-
IS ab1 the fierce charges On rhz
VIC onions rere ths most Efc-t0us e.
--f-=- OF f1s ezmpziEu- Then. zoue-
AZ fo-ioTn heFs. he turned u
lti.-.ica4 lie presenting himself .
candidate for TIRE legislature only %
meet With defeat ard u fi1d himself
e re end - several pT9fitIess months
utterly Destitute g resources
ms vas not z rerT promising re-
1f- for man q - He had Il i true
al f1ls tire a more o. less rszue f5es
of becoming & lsuver- but D. had not
lTs1e1 Z Systematically. and h final
, sTffe1 hack into the greer bust
ness TINS time as part Proprietor u q
store bought Oh credit without much
PTozDect u making ire Venture psT-
AI1es1- TIE EsuueT 81 Uhicn re and
as associate BerrF. conducted TIRE en-
SeIpT1se almost insured its failure for
tie senior mene~ Of the fFrrs i6les
szzT his Gays in 6issolute living. and
ne junior member studied IA. and De-
tween them their lender stock OF n1sr- {
ehsnaise dissDpss-c5- Berry drinking 4
ana Lincoln eating il up
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
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Al Tz1s-E are Cc-tzs1 1-I EEplsds
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-04
Total Coplss Ct Tie EsrsId Printed
n IszrsYE- 1e0e

=
. largest Daily and Sunday :
. Circulation II Salt lake proved r
5y investigation
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24

George O'Gara's brother of Barnes
vile was her on Monday.
Miles Brecount left Sank Centre
for Tintah last Thursday.
Laurel Kells made business trip
to St. Cloud and return Monday.
David Cleveland returned Friday
noon from trip of week to the
Twin cities.
r. L. Palmer and family started on
an automobile trip, Friday, for
Wheaton, MINI.
Ed Palmar left on Friday noon for
Garfield, Minn., on visit to relatives
and friends for a week.
Mrs. J. G. Greaves of Northfield,
Minn., arrived Friday night on visit
to her sister, Mrs. A. G. Kay.
F. S. Parker and family spent Sun
day at their cottage at Ward Springs,
returning Monday morning.
DR.. Harold L. Lamb returned Mon
day noon from few days spent at
Lake City in camp with his regiment,
the second, n. G.. S. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Tscheu of Gay
lord, MINI. arrived in Sauk Centre,
Saturday on visit to their daughter
Mrs. J. B. Seegers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Erwin reached
their destination in "York State"
last Friday morning, having had a
safe and comfortable trip.
Andrew D. French and J. r. Nor
ley were the guests of Chas. A. Morse
while in attendance upon the dairy
mems convention here last week.
Lucas Kells leaves next Monday for
Waukesha, Wis, to attend the 9th,
annual reunion of the 28th. Regiment
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, in
which he served during the Civil war.
He expects to be absent about week.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Mrs. w. F. Keller is visiting for a
few days in St. Paul

Mrs. w. F. Keller is visiting for a
few days in St. Paul
H. F. Alden was business visitor
at st. Cloud few days this week.
Henry Wilson returned Friday
afternoon from his trip to Wadena.
Fred Hall and wife of Devils Lake,
n. D., were in town last Thursday.
Oscar Nelson made business trip
to Osakis Monday, returning Tuesday
morning.
Miss Clara Carr returned last Fri
day from her two weeks visitat White
Earth, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. p Scott of Minnea-
polls are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Compton.
Miss Flora Du Frene arrived from
Long Prairie Wednesday for a visit
with Miss Matte Suckstorff.
Henry V. Keller returned Tuesday
evening from weeks business trip
into Indiana, bringing his smile with
him.
Miss Leta Gilman, who has been
teaching in Langdon, N. d., is home
for her simmer vacation with her
parents here.
County Commissioned Garfield at
tended special meeting of the board
at the county seat last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Burgan of St.
Cloud visited Mrs. G. H. Allen Mon
day while en- route to Alexandria in
their auto.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Kirghis of
France arrived in Sauk Centre last
week on visit to their son DR.. A. J.
Kirghis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Burke and son
Wilbur of Diamond Bluff, Wis, visit
ed during the past week with their
aunt Mrs. w. Benner.
Miss Mime E. Pike came home
Saturday from Grand Forks, n. D.,
where she spent the school year as
woman's physical director of the
North Dakota State University.
F. G.. Atkinson, Mrs. NJ. Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Beatty, all of
Minneapolis, dined at the Palmer
House Monday while en- route home
from an automobile trip to Pelican
Rapids, MINI.
C. M. Sprague returned home last
Thursday evening from the cities.
He attended the bankers convention
at Lake Minnetonka and the Grand
Lodge, I. o. o. F., St. Paul. Mr..
Sprague was reelected grand treasur-
er of the three linkers.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
WARD SPRINGS

The cottages are filling rapidly for
the season.
j. f. Cooper and family spent four
days last week at their cottage, Glen
view.
Rev. H. V. Adams and family are
occupying the Faville cottage and will
remain during July.
F. w. Lyons and family of Little
Falls arrived last week and will re-
main the entire season.
Mr.. Ward contemplates putting in
stock of groceries for the con-
venience of Springs residents this
summer.
Mr.. Brown, Who has had the store
since last December, plans on leaving
shortly for International Falls where
he will enter business.
Mr.. Smith, brother-in-law of E.
A. Richards and who resides in
Minneapolis, is erecting a cottage be-
tween the Richards and the Old Pho
neer cottage.
Fred Hunter took Herbert Gibson
of Minneapolis and n. G. Evans of
New York to Big Birch Sunday.
They report good fishing and will re-
turn later in the season.
N. r. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. E. X.
Bixby of Chicago, and L. S. Bishop of
Sauk Centre spent four days here re-
Gently fishing. They stayed with
Mrs. w. NJ. Ray and left Monday with
a good string of bass.
Saturday evening hop was given
by Henry Walkenberg. Thirty-five
couple attended. Music was furnish
ed by the Melrose Band and the Ward
Springs orchestra. Supper was served
at midnight.
Ward Springs people will celebrate
Independence Day on Saturday, July
3. Under the auspices of the Catho-
lie church picnic will be held in the
grove northeast of town. Fireworks
and dance in the evening.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24

J. w. Ward moved out to Ward
Springs Wednesday for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sullivan spent
Sunday at their cottage at Spring
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. P. Hilsdale en-
joyed country life at their Spring
Park cottage over Sunday.
DIR. F. E. Engestrom of Cannon
Falls visited A. G. Kay between trains
last Monday. He was on his way to
Wadena.
Mrs. Winthrop Benner and daughter
Doris of Port Arthur, Ont, arrived
Wednesday for an extended visit with
Mrs. w. Benner.
T. S. Pendergast leaves next Mon
day on a visit to Milwaukee. He will
journey with L. Kells who goes to
Waukesha at the same time.
Mrs. Mary Nickerson and daughter
Alice of Elk River left for their home
on Tuesday after spending few days
here the guests of relatives.
Mrs. John Taylor of Minneapolis
left for her home Monday after spend
ing several days with Mrs. w. H.
Parker and other relatives.
Oscar Brown of Milwaukee arrived
in Sauk Centre Saturday night and
remained over until Tuesday guest
of his friend S. F. Merryman.
Miss Amy Savaria of Hopkins,
Mimi, who was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Cole for fortnight, went
to Alexandria on Monday for a visit.
Supt. VIM. Angus went to Alexandria
Sunday night and on Monday began
his duties as instructor in six weeks
teachers institute in the Douglas
county seat town.
Misses Campbell, Erwin, Harriet
Erwin and Gertrude Doolittle went
to Ward Springs Monday evening for
weeks outing at 'Hillcrest Lodge,
A. E. Erwin's summer cottage. John
Whitson drove them out to the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson arrived
in the city last Thursday from their
North Dakota home to remain a
month or more. Oscar says the lakes
in this part of the country are in
vigorating to one who has lived on
the Dakota prairies
Miss Nell Mccormick returned on
Friday to her duties on the St. Cloud
Journal Press after a weeks vacation
at her home here. Miss Alice Pend
ergast, of Chicago, who has been visit
ing her, took her departure at the
same time.