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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05

embe0er auItusminiiter Scapenilis
tilbeb 5am / 1881 giipeembeOet /
Iarbus efter 5og og ct ballot aar
ienere, ia enaelstoft t9nfte paa at
tage Afifeo, 9iipeembeoet i O0en.
ie. Den 8sr0nm ia90e Nei bpiIfet
ienere 5eoirfeoe. at ScouenIus It'll
Ieoe Jig meaet feliot, Oa Rsroam
leto iegie Gmbeoet iom @olmens
9roOit, 1om 5an BOG oIigeuel fit.
st Ste0 iortpaes. at 9ait. Mon-
RAD engang iaaoe ON Reronm: ~5a,
ieg priiPrHsro9m lpffelig. San peO,
booo ban oil, og er alorig Goipl
ON, buaO Der ior BAN er oct rette
at gre Monroo boIot ogiao en-
Gale for Rsroom. boori ban enSte
meo at fremiiae ct Beers ON NieIs
SueI, iom ban inntes | ct oe alt
pasieoe poa Rer0am:
On Mono al 9ammel OpO og
0onif 0prigtigbeO,
ri So % Rej, Of 6oao mar goot
% 9rIigt REQ"
% inoIe0es oor min Won6 /
al lin Serb - oaioa / lin giipe-
aerning . ira ben fsrite til Sen
iioite 0no, iee Ieoeoe me6 6am,"
pi0ner Urn 8eroam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05
Sm giifop 3sroam.
5ans girfiOmbeo iOm Ereit

Sioite Gel al 9iipinoe 9ieronms
@rinoringer, n3iIbaeebIif poo ct
langt eio" (@. e. 6. @aos Cor
lag, iotelig9er MI og forteaer iar-
Jig ON Den afoeSe giifops girfiom-
beo ! apbenbaUn % pa gjeIon6,
iom Brett oeO SeIIignanostirten,
iom 8rooit Oeo SoImens STRIFE og
JON Si9IIanos 9iifop.
9o9en brin9er ganife friite Gei-
ie6re0e ira Qientone os ira et CD
BOLD / Stalien / 1882, men %ifiIorer
i9rli9 PraitegerniHeen. Rer0om
aniaa ielo ben isrite Frritetio /
asbenba0n Tor Den lDffeIigite Si0
i lit 9io. 90 aoifilIige al bans
8enner oil iige oct iamme. t|ilisier
bans 3aitru, San oar noset IA
belt iOrifelliet fra Sc andre Bra
tier I 9per, og bans Gien0ommelig
beo, Der / Jig ieIO / oisie Var BAR
f~riifeit, oirfeoe ian MT % iaa
friift paa 5iIbsrerne, iipr De nn.
gre % De unges ,ioa 0eres tafnemme
lige Mo6tagen ogiaa oirfeoe %ioriri-
ifenoe tilbage pna bam ieIO. Ger par
life Spor al Gr9Oifetone life ct
@ran Al bet upgte / bans gore d.
tr9oen og ginnoe at p9re paa.
Sans uo.tale Dor moaite nof o.
for Jig noget mnnoton, men bieo
bet nIorig, noar ban prPoifeoe. ior
oi ben itprfe in0re 9eoGgelie alto
gap Jig til aenoe og latte 2ip /
Stemmen. Sans Erpoifens Snoboto
onr for iaa plot life noget MT, lem
oct BAR oct gamle friitne ebangeii
Inn, boor ban netop forboI0t iig
8onieroatio | 2pren. San frPpeoe.
at en- Brett ifulOe ppre ben ira
5pOrene neoaroeoe 9ieligion fro %
life bringe fine eene Gonfer frem
/ Ste0et for oct ganle @Oanaelium.
iom intet Nenneife fan eaer ifal
forbeore. Get M Dos bnm beroeoe
meget pan, of bet samle euon9eIi-
UNI bar ioo lepen0e | BAN, of oct
altio oar en- flor @l90e for BAN at
fortDnoe oct. ODER manages 6or.
fpnoelie fan Der DRre noeet iaa
unoerlig ~alminOeIist. taoget. no
ilettet, boilfet tommer Of, at De
IeIp er TONNE alt for let til oct, os
at De er gaaeoe noen ON ale eros
panifelisbeoerne. Oct par life iaaoan
bos Geroom. Man funbe m9rfe
gennem belle bans Torfpnoelie. at
ban ieIu lite Dor fommen let til
BET, men at ban ogiaa fenote gan-
i~teIigbeoerne. San bapoe meo Gro.
ems 1pnfning ielo eennemtpnft
Sonobeoen oe git life at geien for
os loo lite be Spsrgsmanl iibeioa-
reoe, iom peorsrte be panifelige
Ting. 9ette gao 9iIbsrerne Srpf-
beb, oe fan iamIeoe ben tore DE
nisbeo. Gan prsueoe til en- gegpn-
oelie at gaa fra Sus til Sus | ben
itore Menigbeb, men inoion, at bet
tie Oor umuligt ! asbenbapn, men
Soft fom til BAN. Snn bar ioa
glao peo lin @ernine, at ban | Dis
ie Gnr nfiIos to 9ilbito ON giipe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05

bIioe at g9Ioe. 9pis Oerimoo oen
enc Bart iaar iulOitenoig G0ermst,
oil OpfatteIien burtig forif9oes. %
Der nil opitaa SeitrebeIier for at
bcifDtte ben i0ngere Fnrt. ) bpilten
Retnin9 oisie 9eitre6elier oa iii
TONNE til al eon, bar ri maoife et
6in9erpeg ON / Den iaafnlote 30.
IafIoo@. Der ogiaa sGIoer for andre
iremme0e arbciOere. Somti6ig meo,
at Sooen tager Arbeioerne moer
i'm 9eif1ttelie, afitniier ben nem-
lia aetten til Strite eller 2octout
UNDER aontraftperiooen.
5r 6ois pnoOiicr, 5oorleoes oet
er nmuliBt al mOrsmme Ell Strite-
ret per ior Staten, Ger iffe ian bn-
pc nogen aogana Ill al i%orioare ii9
Deo Socfout, % bpOrIe0es yet Der.
Tor oil blioe ~ns0penoigt ue0 Cor
ginning at lGtte oen rette 8rnnie
ior StrifersteH oa. tpOeligt Tor ale
faitiIoa. at RaetiOiol0elie oe09ipIp
al arbe' DISTINGUISHING life FAN tilta-
oes ooerolt.
9taar Spergsmaalet ON 9ou9io-
nin8 al oenne 2lrt relics Tor alpor,
oil Der. ~ifrioer Sr. 6ois, itr6fs mel.
De iia en- S%nODenoina eler relics
et arao. 5nooenoingen oil pnre:
0taa tan life iratage 5olf strife
retten uoen at aupiie en- atloen 2es-
ming Of StriOen; araoet, Der Hut
ter liz 0ertiI. oil O9re Den toungue
9oIOoiit i 9lrbeiositrioiabeoer.
9naitan0en ON, at man life fan
%fratose 5olf Striferetten" beror 10
paa ben Opiattelie, Of Striferetten
er en- ~Menneiferettiabeo". ST bette
life SiliGIoet, men er Striferetten
meget mere en- unOtn1elieso;s 9ego.
l~iiering al Mogtnnpenoelie. fun til
laoeIio. foroi Den er geniioig, ian
iaIoer 9aaitanben ON, at Der bsr
gioeS 0oaet | Steoet. Sporfor moa
lite poa bette Omrnaoe iom poo an
ore arbeiosoilfoorene oqre nn6er-
faitet 9ooen9 Sois aoninnftnrerne
reoucerer g9roien al ale 2onoeien-
BONNIE til oct Sable, er oct 10 life
Siemmel for Observation-Disclosures
fra Observation-Disclosures SIDE meo
oct 5ormaaI Of befri iio for Briori-
teterne oe 6erpeo g%enerbnerpe Den
table sfonomiite shilling.
araoet ON tounsen 8ologift bort
faloer al iig ielD, naar min opei-
Der Tanfen ON Striferetten. Oct
er 5rpgten for Seluteeten, Der bifte.
rer gnifet ON Den piIfaorIiee, polo-
gione afgsrelie oeO Ereoiemono. :
5orboloet til Staten err arapet ON
iIig gologift meninssIss, % heller
life oDerfos Dc fommunale Mpnbie
beber fan bet anies for uelbeerunbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05
SiGaanos giTfop.

S1Glanos giltDp.
Den %. 6ebruor 1895 bleu &sr-
Dam faiot til aongen, ION tilbe0
BAN 6mbe0et iom Sigaanos 9iifop.
Sdn toa meo @lpoe imoo SET, oa
ban nor tafnemmeIie, ioroi Song
Gbriition Den 0ien0e, bpem BAN
omfatteoe meo Den 6Dbeitc Sengi-
penbeO oe Ssingtelie.. piIoe betro
BAN 6enne itore @ernine.
Spo og tpbe aar fer baOOe man
life billet gore Reroam til 5orlton-
Der beo Sonitriip Seminarium; ban
oor bIeoen 0forfptret poa mango
RaoOer", MI par ban pGrOie til
Si9aonoS giipeitol.
Sra 9iipetioen oifentligesres en-
8Rffe Brepe ON 9agens Spergs-
moal. 8iifoppen ifreb ioaleOes til
jim Ssn ON De tore 0pffeIiesmsoer
/ aebenboon: Seq bar Jet pao Dem
me0 en- bel Gel archaeological og
er enonu i 3uipl, ON De ooer6ooe.
BET bar booret nogen oirfeIi9 5rugt
biOtiI, no ooer bette, at nogle Den
neifer. iom biotil bar itaaet uof-
giorte, M er fomne til gefen6elie
og formooentIig til beoioit Gro. De
@rGiter, iom tager af.ip Gel / 8pf-
fellesorbeioet. logger itor gpgt
pna. al ina % iaa mango pe0 81.
termsoerne bar befen0t oeres SIN
ser; og Bette fan 10 opre en- Be
gpnoelle og en- 9o6 gegpnoeIie,
men Sioen ifnl pie. ON bette On
lag er pnrigt. Gen 9ing or imi0.
lertio mcget mRrfeligt, nemlig, at
Iaa Oiot ieg bar emriaret, life ct enc
tie gIno, emo life SmanbIooene og
8ittisbeosblaoene, eh5nu bar ipot-
let oisie &Pffeliesmsocr, uagtet at
man ifnl0e ipnes. at al Ben Gefla-
me Der er giort FOR Dem, maatte
opiorore BERTH. Seq bar imi0Iertio
life billet gere no9et for at itono.
ie 0isie Weoer; De bsrer mdnife til
Den / ioa mango Naa0er M 5io,
ri leDer l. og Der fan life toioles
ON, at De / buert Sab bar gioet
a6benbnun en- 0is Geipeft for ari-
itenoommen ION en- pangoaen0e
Strait
gogen fsres frem li9e til 9iifop-
pens CeO, Ser inotrof plu6ielig og
ret uoentet, efter at ban fra Gan
oct, boor ban bnooe o9ret ipg, par
iIpttet mo til giipe9aarOeu. San
par enc meO jim 31itru, oa ban isl.
te Jig ntilpos, trof geiret baar6t
og iagoe: ia, BET er. iom iee ifuI-
De d." Sons Suitru reifte zig op
og iag6e: oDu fan oe rolie, Stot.
2u bar nItio ppret en- tro 5iener
for 8orberre." Saa .ba6 BUN bsjt:
p5aoernor", og ban foIoeoe ieIp IL
ne S9noer ooer tit grpit og ba5 I
gegpnoelien iaete meo. Sun tottehe
bam for ben qio, De bao6e Ieoet
Iammen, oe iag6e bet iiOite 8arpeI,
men ban bsrte bet n9ppe. Da 9a-
gen lot efter tom, laa Reroam 6s6,
title iom ct Barn, Der er faloen
! trpe SSpn. life en- Er9faing bar
Der | bans aniigt. Ger Dor en- 5re6,
Tom ON Dsoen life bao6e fplbet
bam. San cit uben Gsosfamp 6iem
til lin 5reIier | eoie 5reo.
DWm."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05
6ooe 6erninger.

49,
De bagtaIe eoer ior JON Tiger
ningsmpno. /. Str. ,, -.
@o0e @ernin9er. oure aoOe@er-
nineer - ser er 6orbolO, boor De
life Ouer, og onore 6orbolo, 6por
De er me9et betpOningsfuloe, ia,
munoperIiee.
@n goo @erning er goo, foroi
Den uOretter /noget 9oot, og DER
for fenOes ben ogioo og baOpmmes
i Hegelen JON goo.
Gro og @ernin9er - 8roen bar
fin 9Io0s, @erninger i'm.
Nen naar 8roen prizes, iOm
ben ssr, ioa er bet eeentIte
for @erningers SfpIo.
gi ifal life inolooe os pan, boor
blot Sroen meo Retts fan fables
en- @erning, men ben prizes, for6i
ben omfatter @erninger.
Seius iagOe til ben Ioofonoiee, Der
ipurgte Ram, haao Aan ifuloe asr-
for at arUe oct eoige Gin: n5er
Netie, iaa ital Ou leoe" (auf. il.
30.
Get rr @erningernes Rel IL. Il
oct, SENS Der anpiier.
90 9oao par oet. Den ioufpnat
ae ifuIOe gpre2 san ifuloe 6olSe
9uoene, gore, boao @uos 2oo for
orer, ai6oloe Jig ira, Gooo ben for
bpoer.
Ser ar peget paa @erninger lem
@eieu til eOiet 9io, % oct bsr npie
m0rfes.
Wen lit oen Ioofpnotge eiort oet2
Nei, og oct bar netop BET: Seius
oil0e bcoe BAN til At ie, at ban
bperfen bauoe giort BET eaer fun0e
gore BET.
.Oe Octte geloer life nlene Den
ne loofpnoige eler on0re lopfpnOi-
ee eQer -ufpnoige, men aae Men-
neifer.
Sntet IOams6orn formaor at be-
trRoe @ernin9ernes Sci til 2ioet.
,. Nen set fornnorer bog iffe8eien.
Zen err oa blioer: u@sr oettel"
4oIo 9openl
Sg ber er Set, Seius treoer til
iom SteOfortrpoer = iom 5reI.
ier.
Seius 9riitus bar giort oct. ban
ielD pegeoe pao for ben loofpnoige,
og ban Far giort oct life aIene for
Jig ieIp, men for os, / bois Ste0
ban itoo.
90 ban bnr life Blot opfplot Go
pens 9rao / lit RenneifeIio, men
tilliee liOt for ben ipn0ige SIegts
oe enbner Spn6ers ODertreoelier
Of 2open.
Gerfor fan ban pege pon Jig
ielO Os iige: Seq er 8eien.@
Og bOao 5orboI0 itaar Eroen
iaa / til 5eiu eio oo @erninser2
So, ben griber og %fait5oIoer Sc
ius ariitus me0 bans @ernineer,
oft boao ban bar oiort / bort SteO.
Seiu @erninger og 8roen, iom
tneer irnoo Dem, pasier iammen, og
De er oct eneite, DER gRIoer til 6reI-
ie for en- Spnoer.
altiao bIi0er @erningernes Bel
til Greens Bel foroi gerningerne,
Der ouer, life er pore, men 4riiti
iom tilreenes og tileenes en9per,
iom tror.
S bette 5orbolo altiao 5or-
boloet til eoigt 2iD oe 6reIie =
buer uore @erninger life, be for
ilaor life, bpao ina, nnor Der
tilIige bIiper Gale ON pore Dper-
trnbeIier og Dor GfterIa6en6eoI
Wen Der er ct anoet 5orboIo,
bpor Der ipsrges ON pore sooe
@ernineer, 6eres CODE @erninger,
iom | 2roen bar toeet imn6 Griiti
CODE @ernineer til 6relie.
Oct er bette 6orbAo, apoItelen
Beter peeer pao | bet gers, iom er
onfsrt ooen ouer oisie 2inier.
Gan ifriper til be Griitne | 40
ipreoelier ON, buorlebeS be Hal ON
gnas iblanot 9eoningerne, iom ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05
ST. Der befaar.

Dor subs Orb beitaar e~pinbelis,
(si. 4, 81.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-12

William Kelly, of the township
of Burton, committed suicide last
Thursday morning by taking car
bolic acid. He has been suffering
from nervous disorder for a num-
Der of years, and during the past
summer has been particularly under
the tyranny of this disease. Mime
ota Mascot.
Guy M. Taylor, the we'll known
drayman, was instantly killed at a
little after six o'clock Thursday
evening Of this week, by an upright
piano falling on him from the dray
on which it had just been loaded.
The piano was the last load of the
household furniture of Marshall
Sowl, which Mr.. Taylor and George
Staley were transferring from a
house on east School street to the A.
j. Hunt house on Elm street. Owa-
tonna Journal Chronicle.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-12
INSURES THUMRNAIL.
Painter Uses 1t In Graining and Can't
Risk Losing 1t.

Painter Uses 1t In Graining and Can't
Risk Losing 1t.
Determined that he shall not suffer
financially for any injury to his thumb
nail, causing him enforced idleness,
Charles Heinsey. a grainer employed
by Newton On. j. painter, took out
an accident insurance policy for $50 on
his thumb nail. Heinsey says he
would not take 500 and part with the
nail. but he thought that $50 insurance
would be enough.
Heinsey's fifty dollar nail is on his
right thumb and IS one and one-half
inches long. He uses the nail almost
entirely In his business and says it Is
much better than an artificial grainer.
Heinsey says he got the idea Of insur-
ing his nail when he suffered an acct
dent some months ago which caused
him to lay off work. Several times the
nail has been broken. and each time
he lost money By, remaining idle.
Property owners IN New jersey nave
lost S4.500O00 in chestnut trees within
the last few years owing 10 the chest
nut bark disease.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-12

gifts were beautiful tokens of
friendship, there being various ar
ticles of cut glass, china. linen and
silver of exquisite beauty. The
bridal couple are both residents Of
Redwood county and have also been
engaged in the art of pedagogy
prior to their romance. They will
be at home in Belyiew temporarily
where Mr.. Flom is engaged as
cashier of the Belview State Bank.
They have a large number of friends
who in unison respond to the toast:
May their happiest day Of the past
be their saddest day of the future.
(Contributed).
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-12
Used DIAMOND STUD
AS BAIT FOR FISH.
Jack London, the Novelist, caugh.
Trout With SparkEer

Tucked snugly in the heart of the
Olympic mountains, in northwestern
Washington, is Lake Crescent The
attraction there recently was the au-
thor, Jack London Just why Mr.
London chose this region for an out
ing was because of a desire of his
sporting blood to respond to a new
call of the wild.
In Lake Crescent abound the re-
nowned Beardslee trout. found no
where else in the world
London went to Lake Crescent with
the avowed intention of remaining
until he had captured Beardslee
trout. For four days he went out in
the morning and rowed back at night.
ate his meals and retired to his tent.
Not a word was said Guests saw
him bring in strings of line speckled
and Dolly Warden trout, but not d
Beardslee
Among the guests was Alexander
Pantages, who learned of London'S
great desire and planned to play lit
tie trick on the author. One morning
he approached London at breakfast
and offered to bet $195 against all the
money London had in his pockets that
he would not catch a good BearGslee
trout during his stay.
London found So. and they left the
money with the innkeeper. In the
fiat bottomed boat assigned to each
guest London rowed across the lake.
fully five miles. and fished all day
His boat was fairly swamped with
various species of trout and some nice
landlocked salmon. But in spite of
forty seven changes Of flies and three
hours of trolling not Beardslee trout
even made strike at the hooks and
spoons.
Suddenly the author was seized with
an inspiration. Selecting a wondrous-
ly well made trolling spoon, London
took his diamond stud and tied it to
the gut leader an inch above the clus-
ter of hooks. and then bent to the task
of trolling the placid waters Of the
cove. Hardly had the hook touched
the water when strike and tug OF
the line assured the author that fish
was hooked. Fish and man fought a
battle for fifteen minutes In the end
the man wpp- Soon in the stern Of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-12
AROUND THE COUNTY.
of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

lrence, the little 10-year old son
i'm Luckhardt now lies in apre-
US condition at his parental
as the direct result of mis-
ously setting fire to a straw
= n the farm last Friday after
his burns causing death.
gfield Advance.
: popular summer hotel on
Geneva, near Alexandria,
ed last Saturday. The hotel
'wned and managed by j. H.
n, who also owns the Letson
in Alexandria. The furni-
was totally destroyed. The
/ of the fire is not known. The
iabout $4,000, partly insured.
lnsville Enterprise.
: cry pretty home wedding took
/ Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Miss Viola Prefer and Ed
4 g. Gluth were united in mar
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-12

the boat lay a beautifully spotted
trout, thirty-four inches long and
weighing about nine pounds.
About dinner time London carried
the prize to the veranda, where guests
had assembled. and displayed 1t. re-
marking what a fine mounted speci-
men it would make. Then he walked
to the clerks counter and pocketed
the $199. 1t cost Pantages another
$50 to learn how the trout was caught.
as the author told of the diamond dis
play on his trolling spoon.
"And it's no nature fake" said Lon
don, for there is the trout and here
is the diamond stud"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-12
WE'D DURING THUNDER STORM.
Elements Failed to Interrupt Marriage of
Otto FIOm and Cora knutSOn.

The flashing thunderbolts OF
wrathful Juno, the tempestuous
gale of unrestrained Eolus, and the
ample generosity of humid Neptune
framed a conspiracy Wednesday
Sept. 6, so vile in character and SO
impetuous in nature that.no formid-
able foe other than the simple
hearted intreguer, Dan Cupid, could
venture any resistance, when, at the
2 o'clock hour Miss Cora Knutson
was to be united in holy wedlock to
Mr.. Otto Flom. At two O'Clock the
doors of the Rock Dell Lutheran
church swung wide for the bridal
procession. Miss Peterson, of St.
Peter, this state assisted with music.
The church was artisticalIy decorat-
ed with sumacs and ferns. Rev.
Aasen of Minneapolis occupied the
official stand. After the ceremony
the bridal escort, consisting of
Misses Nettie. Anna and Nora, sis
tiers of the bride. Misses Flom,
Rain and Gunelsen, and Messrs.
Hjeldness, Carl and Walter Knutson
together with a host of friends drove
to the home of the bride. After
the usual greetings and nresenta-
ton of gifts, supper was served.
Despite the unfavorable conditions
of the weather the guests were
royalty entertained. this being due
supremely to the culinary force and
the vigilant attendance Of the wait
resses under the directors of Miss
Olga Bergan Of Sacred Heart. The
bride wore an empire cost ume of
messaIine satin and carried the Gus
tomary. bridal roses. The groom
wore the conventional black. The
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-12

riage at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Prefer
of Eden. Rev. A. F. w. Krienke.
pastor of the German Methodist
church, officiated. The bride was
attended by her sister, Clara Pref
ger, and the groom by his brother,
Ernest Gluth. Morgan Messenger.
Fred L. Vickstrom, the genial
night clerk at the Grand Central
Hotel, had a little experience at the
state fair this week, which may
prove profitable to him. According
to an article in yesterdays Pioneer
Press, Fred would have lost his
pocket book and money had it not
been for the timely Intervention of
police officer. olivia Times.
While Postal Inspector F. v.
Postle was in this city last Thursday
giving the office force and rural car
riers instruction relative to the
workings of the new postal saving
system soon to be installed here, he
was called by the department to
Madison Lake to investigate the
robbery of the post office in that
village. During the still hours of
the night they gained entrance to
the postoffice by prying open the
rear window. The 'yeggs" did not
use nitroglycerine. but succeeded in
working the combination to the safe
when the matter of removing the
money box, containing $251 proved
an easy matter. After extracting
the money from the safe they re-
locked it and made their escape.
The robbery was not discovered un-
til Postmaster Patrick Lyons opened
the office for the day. Springfield
Advance.
Henry Erdahl was found dead in
bed. at the home of Andrew Elling-
son in Bernadotte. last Friday MORN
ing. Mr.. Erdahl was employed as
separator manager by R. S. Thomp-
son, and at the time was engaged in
threshing on the farm of Mr.. Elling-
son. He had retired on Thursday
evening in good spirits, and appar-
emily good health. When his life
less body was found Coroner Mer-
rift was notified, who investigated
the matter and found that the de-
ceased had succumbed to an attack
of heart disease from which he had
been sufferer for some time. st.
Peter Tribune.
Mrs. James Metelak committed
suicide last Thursday at her home
on farm situated three miles north
of Brownton by swallowing paris
green. No cause for the rash act
can be given by members of the
family or intimate friends and
neighbors of the deceased woman,
other than she committed the deed
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while in state of mental aberra-
ton She was woman of cheerful
disposition, and when last seen by
members of the family prior to the
time she took the poison she pre-
sented outwardly her natural COM
posture. Glencoe Enterprise.
Sam G. Anderson, Jr., county at
torney, will give away $24 in prizes
to country school children. The
prizes are offered with view of
fostering public speaking among
the pupils in the country schools.
The girl or boy who writes and de-
livers the best Grafton on "The
Farm" will get half of the money,
or $12. The second best orator gets
So and the third best gets 81. The
money will be in cash, presented the
evening of the oratorical contest, to
be held at Glencoe the first week in
January next winter, in connection
with the convention and Short
Course. One day will be devoted to
the boys club convention and in the
evening the contest is to be held
Hutchinson Leader.
Last Saturday morning Sheriff w.
T. Julius was notified by Louis He'll
ing, of Hanska. that team of
horses belonging to the firm of Strom
& Helling, cattle buyers of that will
age, had been stolen between the
hours of II and IL o'clock Friday
night. One of the stolen horses is a
dark bay gelding, 8 years old, and
weighs $50 pounds. while the other
is light bay mare, five years old,
having rat-tail and weighing 1000
pounds. County Journal.
Wednesday forenoon during the
rain and thunder storm which struck
this section the large barn on the
farm of Oscar Schott in Camp was
struck and burned to the ground
Franklin Tribune.
Democracy's consistent and per-
sistent fight during the last session
OF congress for legislation in the in
terests of the people, will bear fruit
In 1912 in democratic gains through
out the country. Why not in Min
nesota? Who can the republicans
name to defeat John Lind for Unit
ed States senator, Congressman W.
5. Hammond for governor and Fred
W. johnson for congressman-at-
large?-St. Peter Herald.
Some time last Friday evening
between the hours Of and / a mail
pouch was taken from the depot and
carried to the ''jungles" and there
cut open with knife and every
thing OF value taken. The robbers
did not take any checks or postal
money orders but did find some jew
elry that is known to have been in
the mail. -Ortonville Herald Star.
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