Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-17
LINCOLN ANNIVERSARY
Fine Exercises Held In
CONTAMINATION Of
Great Emancipator

! Cne of the most successful of
Lincoln DAY exercises was held Satur-
day evening at Mauriu's hail. a very
large audience being IN attendance for
the occasion.
| Anuncber OF speakers deli vered ad-
dresses on Lincoln, the Great
Emaucipator. bringing out the many
excellent traits in this great man q
character. from early boyhood to the
time of his taking away.
| The q. A. Il. and ". u. e.. at
tended the exercises in a body, and at
tentively listened to what the speakers
had to say relative to the man, under
whom and through, whose inspiration
many OF the old settlers had fought
through the civil war;
! W. E. Fenfield was the presiding
officer for the OCCASION.
| Excellent music, both vocal and in.
strumental was given, the quartette
com posed of Misses Hinckley and Nc
Questen and Messrs. James and North,
opening with ''Oh Stearn Old Land.
Rev H. w. ODell gave the invoca.
ton, J. G Burial delivered Lincoln 8
Gettysburg Address Lincoln, The
Man. was the subject taken by N.
N Bergbeim, who delivered an able
address, IN viii Oh he compared present
day law making through tools of cor
poraCions with that of Lincoln's time.
! A fine solo was then rendered by W.
R. James
L. W. Vasaly ana A. H. Vernon
followed with addresses the former
speaking on Lincoln, the Politician
and Statesman, and in which he
incidentally paid fine tribute to the
veterans of the civil war; while the
latter spoke on The Abraham Lincoln
That U.s." telling his audience that
the great martyr president should be
model to pattern after by all states
men and American boys.
The Song of the Flag solo, was
sweetly rendered by Miss Grace Hinck-
ley. Mrs. L. D. Brown followed
with a selection from "A Perfect Tri-
butte. after which Supt. 81. E. White
read Miss Ida Tarbell's writings on
He Knew Lincoln The quartet
closed the services with ITO 1hee On
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