Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-02-11
RECOMMEND WILLIAMS
For Member Of Board Of
Regents Of the State
University

A special meeting of the Com
merclal club was hold Wednesday
evening, the principal object of the
same being to ascertain what action
be taken IN furthering the interests of
M. M. Williams, In his candidacy for
regent of the state university, place
just recently made vacant by the death
of Sidney M. Owen.
Resolutions were passed, asking that
Governor Eberhardt favorably consider
the appointment Of Mr.. Williams, and
q committee to call personally on the
governor was appointed by the chair,
consisting of T.. G. Gordon, Archibald
Vernon, j. K. Martin Elmer A.
Killing and W. E. Penheld Tbs
governor delivered an address at Sank
Centre last evening and the delegation
went to Sauk Centre Thursday after.
noon to lay. the matter before the
: governor. + r.. .-.... -..
While some thought that it was
possibly cutting into the political
game, the fact of having a member
Of the board Of regents living in this
county would add to the prestige of the
northern part of the state. as we'll as
to the city and county. was considered
There was no question of Mr.. Williams
beign able in every way to till the re-
quirements. The appointments are
supposed to be non partisan.
A copy OF the resolutions will be
forwarded to other commercial clubs
in this vicinity asking them to CO.
operate in the matter.
The matter Of lending some en-
couragement to Matt Hartje, to erect a
Turkish as we'll as river bath on the
east bank of the river, In near at
hand place was discussed with some
favor, and committee of Don
Cameron, DR.. L. M. Roberts and
Frank Nelson was appointed to look
into the matter, and report at next
meeting.
The matter of procedure in obtain
ing an agricultural school when the
next lot OF locations was designated
was referred to the board of directors.
LOCAL VAUDEVILLE TALENT.
Frank Hall and Ben Bllllstein made
their initial appearance in advanced
vaudeville at the Milo theatre Wednes-
day evening before full house, and
we're very we'll received. Their
vaudeville sketch Fun in Theatical
Agency bit of original travesty. is
one that IS good and with their dane.
ing and singing makes up an act that
is better than number of vaudeville
stunts now appearing before the
public. Their dancing was an especial
" good feature, and received the
applause it. merited.,- So - - -, - a. -s
The boys will perfect themselves in
some minor details and will appear
again at the Milo theatre in the near
future, at which time they will no
doubt attract large audience. Later
they will go on the circuit, and we
predict for them abundant success.
The vaudeville, together with the
first class motion pictures of the thrill
ing maneuvers of 1000 U. s. Regulars
at the U. s. Military Tournament
held at Toledo, Ohio, July 5 to 10 last,
made up very entertaining number
at this popular theatre, and was well
worth the extra nickel charged for it.
Beginning next Monday the Milo
theatre will give only one performance
each evening, except when a special
run of pictures or entertainment Is
put on, notice being given beforhand
however, when the second per
formance is to be given. The door.
will open each evening at 500
O'Clock and the show will start al
$3.50.