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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-21

The Upper Peninsula Development
Bureau has been advised by the officials
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Co. and the Minneapolis, ST.
Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Co.
that.all contributions to the exhibit at
the United States Land & Irrigation
Exposition to be held in Chicago, Nov.
18th to Dec. 9th will be transported
free Of charge. Those having exhibits
may apply to the local agent who will
see that proper billing is made Of their
shipments. It is expected that the
Chicago & North Western and the Du-
luth, South shore & Atlantic Railways
will do likewise.
Apples, vegetables and all perishable
shipments should be made direct to the
Chicago Cold Storage & Warehouse
Co., 1622 Indiana Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
and all grains, etc. to the Upper PEN
insula Development Bureau. Menomi-
ned, Mich.
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Winners of Prizes
IN Baraga County
At Copper Country Fair
Baraga Grange 1913. Wins First Prize. Phoebe Jack
son, Gets Silver Medel, Second Prize in
School Corn Contest.

First Early Champion potatoes. Second
Early Ohio potatoes.
L'ANsE.
]. B. Smith First Green Nitted
pumkin. First Pumkin.
Mrs. Frank Collins First Crocheted
shawl.
Phoebe Jackson-Second Silver
Medal School Corn.
SKANEE.
Ernest Won Zellen-First Ben Davis
apples. First Winesap apples. First
st. Lawrence apples. First Maiden
Blush apples. First Manson Sweet
apples. First Read Red Streak apples.
First Mammoth Black Twig apples.
First Northern Spy apples. Second
Russell apples. Second Golden Russet
apples. Second Strawberry Pippin
apples. Second Baldwin apples. Second
Ladies Sweet apples. Second Summer
Crab apples. Second Best New Variety
apples, Secnod Walbridge apples.
Second Sugar plums. Second Golden
Drop plums. Second Mons Artic plums.
apples. Second Willow Twig.
Mrs. August Beckstrom-Second
Tomatoes. Second Cucumbers. First
Spiced Cucumbers picked. First Spiced
Gooseberries.
Alfred Peterson First Timothy.
Second Billion Dollar grasses.
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Thereupon the Board examined the
Assessment Rolls as a Committee OF
the whole.
On motion of Maxey, supported by
Been. the following resolution was
adopted by the vote following:
Whereas, Upon examination of each
and all Of the assessment rolls for the
year, 1911, as presented by the Super
visors of the several townships of the
County. It appears that the valuation
of the Real Estate in the several town.
ships are relatively unequal. There
fore be It
Resolved, That the Assessment Rolls
Of all the townships in the County for
the year 1911 be and the same are
hereby corrected and equalized by de-
Quoting from the valuation Of the tax
able real estate Of the Township of
Arvon the sum Of s112.475. and deduct
ing from the valuation of the taxable
Real Estate Of the township Of Baraga
the sum Of sss1,s25 and by deducting
from the valuation OF the taxable real
estate OF the township Of Covington
the sum Of $ss.775; and deducting from
the valuation Of the taxable real estate
of the township of EAnse the sum Of
$255,173 and by deducting from the
valuation Of the taxable real estate of
township Of Spur the sum Of $3.50. o.12o;
and further
Resolved, That the Assessment Rolls
Of the several Townships in the County
as now equalized and corrected be and
hereby are approved. and the Board
does hreby declare and determine the
aggregate valuation of the taxable prop
erty OF the several townships In the
County for the year 1911 for the assess
ment Of the State Tax. County Tax.
County Road Tax and County Jan Re
pair Bond and Interest Tax. be and are
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skanee notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lidman, OF
Dollar Bay. arrived here Tuesday and
will make this thnir future home.
Skanee Grange held an extra meeting
last Saturday evening. Charles H.
Anderson, of L'Anse, was present and
after speaking of the benefits which
the Northern Forest and Protective
Association has done, the County Road
system was discussed, their being much
unfavorable criticism.
The Young Peoples society had q
very interesting meeting last Sunday
night, large number being present.
The Young Ladies society will meet
tonight at the home of Miss Ellen
Newman.
Services at 1880 a. m. tomorrow al
thr Luthern church, in the Swedish
language. EVERYBODY welcome.
The following named pupils were
neither absent nor tardy for the month
of September, in the Arvon Township
schools.
No. 1-Pavo Falk, Ellis Youdgdahl,
Emma Nelson, Ester Peterson. Werner
Westrom. ~
No. 2-Harold REIN, Chester Johnson.
Alice Barnett, Gladys Barnett, Hazel
Barnett.
No. 3-Albin Olson, Walter Ohm an,
Maud McComb. Mary McComb, Elsie
Olson. Agnes Olson. Ethel Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gilman were
L'Anse visitors Thursday.
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A very pleasant surprise awaited s.
D. Murphy when he came to Michi-
CANINE from Pequaming the first of
last week in response to an urgant
request for his presence there but
which failed to assign any reason for
the hurried call. All was made clear,
however, when he stepped into his
home. for he was greeted by his brother,
James Murphy, Of Iron River, Mich,
and sister from California. The latter
he had not seen in thirty-four years; in
fact his recollection Of her was as q
child about one year old. Needless u
say, the meeting was delightful one,
but - s. d. Murphy's duties ct Pc.
quaming prscludsd his remaining here
for proper celebration Of the reunion
he invited his guests to accompanJ
Mrs. Murphy md himself 70 PsQunminG,
thero 70 caI| q mind ~ many thin4I
that have hoppinsd ia "a Ave ~,
eeain ~ thirty -fonr ysol that ho6
ip>e1vspe1 y ~ osporotIs6 1lsteF ~
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win become due the ensusns year.
Therefore be It
Resolved. That the sum of twenty
one hundred (sa.1oo) Dollars be and
is hereby levied on the taxable prop
erty OF the County for the purpose Of
meeting the County Jail Repair Bonds
and interest due.
Yeas-Been. Kenefck. Erickson.
Maxey and McKercher.
Nays--Nons.
On mtoion Of Maxey. supported by
Been. and declared carried the Board
adjourned until Tuesday, October 10th.
A. D. 1911 at o'clock q N.
MARTIN vOETsCH,
N Clerk
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MRS. STANDARD NOW ON TRIAL
For the Poisoning Of Her Husband al
Greenland. Prosecuting Attorney
o'connor OF L'Anse Assisting
the Defense.

Much interest is manifested in the
trial at Ontonagon Of Mrs. Laura Stan
nard, charged with the murder of her
husband. The prosecution is in the
hands of John Jones, Prosecuting At
torney, assisted by Judge w. E. Van
Slyke of Ontonagon and w. A. Burritt
Of Hancock. The defence is represent
ed Judge P. H. O'Brien and E. F. LIE
Gendre of Laurium, Arthur E. Brown
of Ontonagon and Joseph J. O'Connor
of L'Anse.
A jury was selected, after reasonable
delay, and on Thursday the prosecution
began the introduction Of its witnesses.
The indications point to no less than
a week or ten days trial. Mrs. STAN
nard's appearance in the court room
created an impression favorable to her,
and public sentiment seems to be large
ly in her favor. Judge Flanagan ID
presiding in the absence of Judge
Cooper.
Charles Stannard died this spring
from strycnine poisoning, and the claim
Of the prosecution is that the poison
was put in his coffee by his wife. Sc
far no motive has been revealed for the
commission of so terrible crime. The
stories told by servant girl caused
suspicion to rest upon the wife who was
almost Immediately arrested. Her ex.
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ARNHEIM.
Mrs. J. Arm First Linen sheet. First
Collection. First California Russett
potatoes.
Andrew Herrala Second Mangel beets.
BARAcA. e
Baraga Grange No. 1418-First
Grange contest.
Ed. Mitchell First Alexander apples.
Hokan Lundin-F First Celery grass.
First Celery. Second Rutabagss.
N. A. Carlson on-Second Red Winter
wheat.
A. w. Dahlberg First Myrtle flower.
G. Gross-First Barred Rock Cock.
First s. C. White Orpengton. First
S. C. B. Leghorn Cock. First Barred
Rock hen. First S. C. B. Leghorn hen.
Second S. C. B. Leghorn. Second
Barred Rock hen.
Chas. Price First Ideal White
potatoes. Second White oats.
Peter Girard ~ First Fall Pippin apples.
First Gideon apples. First Potatoes.
First Black Ben Geno apples. Second
Winnesap apples. Second Hyslop Crab
apples.
Theron DeLude- Second School corn.
A. Syrard- Second Northern Spy
apples.
Meldron Taylor Second Artichokes.
Chas. Walmer-F First Potatoes { (North-
ern beauty First Hyslop Grab apples.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-21

October 10. 1911.
The ANNUAL Meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of the County Of Baraga
continued and held in the ONCE Of the
County Clerk In the Village of L'Anse.
In said County ON Tuesday the 10th
day OF October. A. d. 1911. was called
to order by Chairman Samuel T. Nc
Kercher.
The following named Supervisors
from the several townships were pres
ent: Olof W. Been. Arvon; Miachel T..
Kenefick, Baraga; Anton Erickson.
Covington; John o. Maxey. LAnse and
Samuel T. McKercher. Spur.
The Supervisors from the several
Townships presented their assessment
rolls for the year 1911 as corrected
and assessed by the Boards of Review
of their respective townships. showing
the total valuation Of the various rolls
as follows, to-wit:
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Board Of
Supervisors Meets.
Report Of Business Transacted at Ses-
sion Held Last Week.
(Continued from Last Week. J

4 On motion Of Kenefck supported by
Erickson, the following resolution was
adopted by the vote following:
Resolved, that the county treasurer
be and is hereby authorized to give his
note or notes as such county treasurer
on the credit Of the county for such an
amount or amounts of money at rate
of interest not to exceed six per cent.
per annum for the length Of time nec-
essary until said note or notes can be
met with County funds.
Yeas = Been, Kenefick, Erickson.
Maxey and McKercher.
Nays None.
On motion Of Been supported by Ken
efick, Kate Curry was appointed school
examiner (full term) by the following
vote. al
Yeas Been, Kenefck, Erickson,
Maxey and McKercher.
Nays--None.
A secret ballot was taken to deter
mine the appointment of Superin-
tendent of the Poor for full term and
the result was declared as follows:
Erick Stenson. ...... one vote.
Joseph Miettunen. four votes.
The Chairman declared Joseph Met
tunen duly appointed Superintendent
of the Poor for full term.
On motion of Been supported by Err
ickson, Freeman H. Monson be author
lied to wire and place fixtures, selected
this day, for lighting Court House by
electricity at sum not to exceed one
hundred fifty dollars.
Yeas ~ Been, Kenefick, Erickson,
Maxey and McKercher.
Nays-None.
On motion of Been supported by Err
ickson, the county treasurer be and is
hereby instructed to apply balance of
1910 Hunters License fees on hand to
fund which moneys are paid for the
protection of game and fish,
On motion of Been, supported by Err
ickson, the clerk be and hereby is in
structed to advertise for sealed bids for
the county printing and the publishing
of proceedings, notices, advertisements
and reports Of the various officers and
boards of the county.
On motion of Been supported by Err
ickson, the following resolution was
adopted by the vote following:
Whereas. After careful examination
and estimate of money necessary to de-
fray the current expenses and charges
of the county, therefore be it
Resolved, That the sum of twenty
five Thousand dollars ($25, 000} be, and
the same is hereby levied on the taxa
BILE property of the county for the pur-
poses of defraying the current expens-
es and charges of the county, and the
same be and is hereby ordered assessed
on the 1911 rolls.
Yeas = Been, Kenefick, Erickson,
Maxey and McKercher.
Nays-None.
October 9, 1911.
On motion OF Erickson supported by
Kenefick. the following Resolution was
adopted by the vote following:
Whereas The Board Of County Road
Commissioners has estimated and
determined that Ten thousand ($1o.ooo)
Dollars be raised for County Road pur-
poses to be expended on the following
County Roads as follows:
LAnse and Baraga Road .'.....$ 3.375
Baraga and Houghton Road. 1900
Baraga and Covington Road. -. 900
Nester Road ................... 750
LAnse and Huron Bay Road. 1875
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URGE TO CALL EXTRA SESSION
Committee Wants Action On Initiative,
Referendum and Recall.

A committee of 100 citizens from
every portion of Michigan has agreed
to go to Lansing Nov. 9 and urge Gov.
Osborn to call a special session of the
legislature to take. action on three pro-
posed constitutional amendments:
First-The initiative on -constitu-
tional amendments.
Second-The initiative and referen-
dunn on state laws.
Third-The recall.
These amendments are the same tha
were before the last legislature, re
quiring an per cent petition on con-
stitutional amendments, per cent on
state laws, and 20 per cent on the re-
call, and which were backed by the
Progressive Voters and the Detroit
Municipal leagues, and in which the
state grange was also represented.
Nine men have agreed to present the
argument to the govern.r in 10-minute
speeches. These are:
Prof. John o. Reed, Ann Arbor;
Hon. N. p. Hull, Dimondale; Homer
F. Waterman, Kalamazoo; Joseph-S.
Tracy, Saginaw; Bishop Charles D.
Williams, Detroit; John B. Howarth,
Detroit; F. F. ingram, Detroit, and
George H. Harris. Detroit.
1t is not intended. however, to limit
the speaking to these men. All the
committee will be urged to 60 to
Lansing prepared to add their words
and influence to what may be said by
| the accredited sneakers.
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For Sale.
A lot of young pigs, good breed.
EDWARD MITCHELL,
Baraga, Michigan.
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or sale.

or sale.
Six logging sleighs. snow piow. horse
jammsr, eight dfaes and camp outfit.
Y s. d. MURsHY,
os26-tf. Psquaning, Mich.
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Too Good to Did.

"Who in ell said was dead" was
the words uttered by Archie O'DcnSl
as he greeted US Monday in our sancto-
rum, rudely breaking a quiet siesta.
Not being then acquainted with Archie
we were not able to grasp the intent Of
his remark until he called attention to
the last issue Of the Sentinel. Then we
tumbled.
Some of his genial friends, knowing
of Arches deficiencies in the three
RS, perpetrated joke on him and
made him believe that the Sentinel had
published his obituary, and that he was
supposed to be travelling on the long
journey from whose bourne none re-
] turns.
The hoaxers finally got him in an ap-
precistive mood and had many jovial
laugh at his expense.
! Archie is general favorite at He
bard's Camp 8, I" where he is smploy-
ed. and his friends think him al too
good fellow to lose.
Msssrs r. c. Williams, Petsr Clyne,
Attorney. h. A. Brennan and B. +.
Sparks, o. Heugten, spent several days
thb wesk a ths Huron Meestains
lopkfnE oysr lands- 5,
1ll1cus nlaris I'D csrdsl|h Pssdttss
retafutd 1ondex fFom 4 wsek6 vIslt in
Heqe1ee4 ~ith thsis sIstsr m. m
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xdsns ~ IA ~.
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On motion of Erickson supported by
Kenefick. the following Resolution was
adopted by the vote following:
Whereas The Board Of County Road
Commissioners has estimated and
determined that Ten thousand (s1o.ooo)
Dollars be raised for County Road pur-
poses to be expended on the following
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Sunday Services in
Salt Lake Churches
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES EXTENDED TO ALL
Methodist Episcopal,

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Francis Burgette Short, pas :
tor. Prea ching at 10;4o a. m. Subject.
'Nicodemus, an Anxious Inquirer" Sun
day school at 12:15; Guy NJ. Smith, su-
perintcndcnt. Epworth league at So;
leaders, Mrs. Thcnia Chilcott-Josi and
Miss Helen Jacobs, Peace meeting at
p, M. speakers, ex-Goyernor john c.
Cutler. the Rev. Peter 4. Simpkin, Judge
l.. Frick. Daniel Alexander. Senator Carl
\. Badger and n. p, Stathakos.
LIFE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Ninth East and First South streets. Ran
som p, Nichols, A. NJ. pastor, i49 South
Twelfth East 10 a. M. Sunday school. A.
ID. Mcclure, superintendent. IL a. m.
preaching. THE Glorification Of Little
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Look for the Spear!

jcct. "A Word OF Comfort by the Way"
evening subject, THE Dream OF Micah
When VIII 1t Come Truc?" Bible school
at 12:20 p. m; +. Ben Brown, superin-
tendent Young peoples meeting at 6:t5
p. m. Midweek prayer service Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock at the BIO
Grande chapel. You are very cordially
invited TO all of these services.
SWEDISH BAPTIST MISSION-657 I
South State street; John A. LindberG,
minister. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching services at IL d. IN. and p.
m. Prayer meeting Thursday at s q. m.
The Rev. *. Molin Of Hartford. Conn,
will preach at both Sunday services.
There will be special music. The Swedish
public is cordially invited.
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHAPEL
West Second South between Ninth and
Tenth West streets Preaching services
in charge of 3. f, Bronson. Morning
worship at II O'Clock. This morning the
Rev. j. G. Andrews Will preach, Even
ing service at 7:46 o'clock. B. +, Bron- =
son will preach. Bible schol at 10 o'clock
f. j. Lucas, superintendent; William
iatton. associate, Junior Is. Y, p. L. at
8 clock.
BURLINGTON BAPTIST CHAPEL
Indiana and Navajo streets. Preaching
services in charge Of Il. +. Bronson, who
Will speak at the morning service OF wor-
ship. DR.. Simmons will preach in the
evening at T:45 o'clock. Bible school at
| 1890 a, m +. j. Lucas, supcrin tendent.
Is. Y. =. L. at $50 o'clock.
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Friday evening, May 26, has been des-
enated as ladies' night at the CONNER
Cial club and the occasion OF the monthly
club dinner win be an event of musical
and social Importance in local circles,
An attractive musical programme has
been arranged. which will include nearly
Il score of prominent local artists. This
programme will include Prof. j. j. Nc
Clellan Willard Weihe, Mrs. w. c. Tut
tie. Mrs. Harold Siegel, NJ J. Brines, Mrs.
Corinne Harris Hammer, Miss Alice Far
rcll Melvin Peterson. G. ID. Schctter
and Miss Eomania Hyde's string or
chcstra.
Invitations for this musical event were
sent yesterday TO all of the members OF
the Commercial club. and from the inter-
est already manifested it is likely that
the magnificent dining room VIII be fllied
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Presbyterian.

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner South Temple and C streets. the
Rev. William NJ. Paden. d. d. pastor.
Morning service at IL o'clock Evening
service at I:45 o'clock. Preaching morns
ing and evening by the Rev. H. j.
Talbot. Sunday school at 1880 p. ~.
Young Peoples meeting SundaN night
at 6;I5 o'clock. MidwcciI services
on "Wednesday evening: Teachers meet
ing at I.30. prayer and confer
at O'Clock, Everybody cordially invited
to all these services.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Corner First West and Filth
South streets. In celebration OF Peace
day the pastor Greer Alvin Fooic. will
deliver sermon on 'Chris tIanity and
War" making some reference 10 peace
IN Utan. AT ii q. m. At the evening
service. 7.I5 o'clock. his subject Will be
Shining on a Salary" referring to The
bribery scandals i'll comparatively recent
years. Westminster is d church for folks.
Come ard see"
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner of Eleventh East and Eleventh
South streets; Dr. Il. G. McNiece, acting
pastor Preaching service at IL Il. IN.
subject War and Peace" Sunday
school al 12:l5 p m. Christian Endcavor
meeting at I y. m.
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Ladies Night Next Friday Promises to Be Memorable
Function; Excellent Programme
Arranged

the old Commercial club rooms were the
scene of a similar gathering, which was a
brilliant musical and social success, Fol
lowing is the programme:
Prof j. j. Mcclellan. Piano selection
Mrs Corinnc Harris Hammer. soprano
Accompanist Miss Lydia White
Melvin Peterson Baritone
Accompanies, Miss Lydia White.
Mrs. w. G.. Tuttle. ...,.s, ,.....,.. .Harpist
Accompanist, c. d, Schettler, 'ccist.
Miss Alice Farrell. ..,..........s sContralto
Violln obligato. Miss Romania Hyde.)
Accompanist. Miss Lydia White.
Accompanist. Prof j. ], Mcclellan,
NJ. ]. Brines. es.,..,..>.....s..,.s Tenor
Accompanist. Mrs. Judith Evans Brlnes.
Mrs Harold SieEel l....,........ Contralto
Accompanist, Prof. J. ] Mcclellan.
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Episcopal.

SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH-Ma!n and
| Fourth South streets. Services Sunday
as follows: Holy communion al q. III.
morning PRAYER and sermon at IL o'clock.
The rector VIII preach last sermon on
Liquor Problem at this service. Evening
PRAYER at s o'clock. Sunday school al
e:i3 q, m.
Murray King will speak in st. PaUl'a
church on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
This Is the third talk Of the series.
christianity aud Socialism" His sub
ject IS Tho Divine Creatorshp of So
,.ialiSr1 -
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No Sunday school this Sunday sr
practice next Saturday. p. m.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHUH.'
corner Second South and Fourth Ea
Sunday school. 1890 q, m. service q
.. m. Rev. Erik F1oreen. pastor. Ii.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN HOLY THi
ITY CHURCE-336 Fourth East str
f. w. Bussard, pastor. Chief servic<u
II a. M; Sunday school at 10 och
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock; Luz
! league at 6:30 p. m.
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( Things" 7.30 p. nj, Epworth league and
| preaching, "The Gospel in Literature"

NORWEGIAN-DANIS NJ. T., CHURCH
I-523 South Fourth East street. Rev. E.
Il. Mori. pastor. Services in the Scandi-
navan language at IL n. IN. and the
evening services in the English language
at s p. m. Sunday school at 10 Il, IN
Mrs. T., Il. Mork, superintendent. \ cor
dial invitation TO all.
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lsh service s p. m: services on Ascen-
sion day Thursday at p. m.
THE DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
corner First avenue and T. street-fIarald
Jensen, pastor; residence, 81 q street,
Bell phone 5lS5. High mass service at
II a. m No evening service Sunday
school at 10 Il. m
NORW EGlAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
$50 South Fourth East Kr. kvamme.
pastor residence t56 South Fourth East
street Conlirma lion seryicc al II O clock.