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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09
RICE LAKE

Feb. Miss Alice Winkie left
Saturday for Elmdale, after a six
weeks vacation with her parents
here.
James Hurley passed through
here Friday, on his way home from
Tamarack, where he has been work.
ing in the woods.
Miss Hazel Lamb of this place is
employed at the printing Office in
Royalton
Frank Duerr of Tamarack is visit.
ing relatives and friends. here this
week.
MISS Elsie Love left Monday for a
visit with her brother at Onamia.
VIM. Bennewitz and Chas. Winkie
hauled wood from Buchanan town
Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09
RANDALl.

EAh.sa7.-NisoSBarhara Reidenhauch
az Pier1 arrived EfiOay for q few.
WoGDsvlsft with rolativesl tbe,Ruest Of
her uncle. John Ksnpenich and:
a II. Honsrom left Friday for
Minneapolis whore he went TO receive
medical treatment !
n. Churchill Was a. county seat
visitor Tuesday. ..
George Nelson, who. has heeu visiting
at hi0 old home In New Richmond for
the past two weeks, returned Tuesuay.
4Is. q. Il. Fish Of. st.. Cloud arrived
Tuesday for a visit with: her daughter,
Hazel Fish, who is teaching at thu
place. 800,
Mrs. Sadie johnson returned homo
Monday after. q weeks visit with rela-
tives N Royaltou. :, -
John Keinpenich Jr: left Sunday for
. few weeks visit with bis sister, Mrs.
Jake BoderoiDg, in Minneapolis.
Or: 8. g: knight made q profession.
alcal in Cushing Tuesday. r.
Miss Edla>% Olson; who has been at
tending high school in Little Falls,
came home Monday tor q short visit.. .
Frank. Hicks returned. to Little
'! falls Tucsday after several }? days: epen,lt!
James Keller spent Monday with
friends here. a.returning to Burtrum
Tuesday where he is engaged in thu
barber business /.
q. M. Dreher has returned home
J from Calpenterville, Iowa. where hi
was called by the illness of his
mother, who died shortly after h'
n ached there. He was accompanies
home by his brother. ". Dreher anG
daughter, Winjfred.
Inc LADIES Sewing scclety~ Of. tn.
.. Catholic church will meet next Satur
day, Feb. 10th, at the: home of: Mrs. A.
Kennedy.
Mrs. Jabe Berry has returned to he,
home at Woods, after q short visi
with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. e. w
Miller.
A number. of young folks gathered a
the home of J. Kempenlch FRIDAY
evening. The evening was speut il
dancing. All report a spleudid time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09
PERI

February Go. I. Matteson, travel
ipG for. the NorthWestorn Casket COM
many, called on A. e, AachO Monday.
Andrew Stroman 5cf swanville was
here . few days this week looking
after his phones.
Frank anu andrew Faust were: in
Little Falls Saturday. i.
Mrs. Ffueh]ich, and daughter OF Las.
trup were in Plerz Tuesday. .
MIR. Liebel, our barber, has rented
MI. Schwankl's building IN upper town
and intends to start q pool room and
confectionery store.
MI. Miller of Buckman was q Pierz
NJ III. Chadwick of Little Falls was q
Pierz caller Monday and Tuesday.
Peter =. Marsnik was q North Buh
visitor Sunday. -
The Pierz basket bail team is prac-
ticlng every night tor they have q
game with St. Cloud friday night Of
next week. '.
Mike Ischida, who is working in q
butcher snop at Ouamia, came down
Monday for a short visit with lit
family. ~
Prof. N. Ables was a Little Fallt
visitor last Thursday and Friday. "
Geoge Gravel of Onamia was here
visiting frienus and relatives.
. Louis ,Schabel returned the latter
part of last week from the northerr
pinerles.
Nelson. the photographer, was ii
piarz / uesdaV. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09
PENSION BILL IS PASSED
)leuse Adopts @1s2,ooo,ooo Measure
by Vote Of 245 to 50.

Washington, Feb. 3.-The pension
appropriation bill, carrying about $751;
100000, passed the house by q vote of
245 to SO, after several Southern Dem
ocrats had demanded a roll call vote.
!. A provision excluding pensioners
who live out of the United States was
defeated by 160 to 1873. The bill
abolishes seventeen pension agencies,
which have been maintained in differ
ont cities.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

ni1rOslia Olson went % Littls Fslllr
SatuI0ay where she win b employed
Mr.. and Ars. Joe ailhner, who 7nAy4
.heen visiting With Mr.. and Mira NllS
Super departed for their homo ID Nor1b
Dakota saturday.
Louis Larson, Axel Bsfgstrom, Ai0.
Woznisk, Ar. and Mrs. L. d. 0FeKe1-
son were passengers to Little Falle
SATURDAY. 1s
Gust Lundberg 10 hauling logs y
the saw mill.
John Peka has started 30 haul teo-
phone pests.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09
SoVthWest.D DARLING

Feb. Con account Of the snow
atOrm there was q small s;ttendance at
the Swedish Lutheran church Sunday.
Nels Olson and family of Pike Creek
were callers at the Andrew Hedin
home Sunday.
Monday morning a number of the
farmers went ont with teams to open
up the drifted roads on route six so
that the carrier could travel better.
Don't leave this work to the same ones
always, there are many others that
Can help.
Many presents were received by
August BlomQulst, who celebrated his
birthday January 30, and he wishes to
thank his friends for their remem-
brances. :"
A number of friends gathered at the
home of Willie Thelander to help ce]e-
brate his twentieth birthday. Refresh
ments we're served and a very enjoy.
able time was spent.
Last week an item should have read
that Nels Pearson is hauling hay tor
Nels Anderson, not hogs.
August Blomqulst received q letter
from his brother in-iaw, who lives in
Meeker county, that he will sell all his
personal property, and make a visit to
Sweden.
Last Friday night at about 10
o'cluck some one rang the fire bell.
Any one caught doing this. will be
fined IS.
Emil Taberman has opened up a
shoe shop, and will make. wooden
soles. They last at least q year.
One Of our: bachelors, had a runaway
in Little Falls. ::
John Z,Iich has sold another big
hog, this time q 400 FOUNDER. john
says that the rabbits are taking of all
the bark from his trees in the orchard,
and is wondering where all the rabbit
hunters are these days. 4
b. Lars johnson writes that he likes
Sweden very we'll, and will likely re-
main there. j. g..
Charley Hinz. was. taken to the
Little Falls hospital suffering from
typhoid tever.
Frank Kendall and Charley y. Mel.
son were at the county seat Saturday.
Andrew Hedin made a swift: trip. to
Little Fails today with cream; - -
We haven't heard anything from
Birdvilles for a long time. :+..
Feb: 8.-Miss Amelia Thelander is
busy sewing ON q: nnmber OF wedding
dresses. Look ont: for wedding bells
very soon. : :7'A**.* e 4
Eddie Whipler has entered the: bust
ness college at Little Falls - :: %:e,,3
d." Aaron Engstrom has again; rented
silver Park farm for a five year term:;
+ q. x. johnson Issclearing land every
day, snow Or No snow: ;A,".1z =. sri G:
We understand that John B. Eystad
wishes TO buy a farm at lafling;zbut
there seems to be none for saA.'
Stevens county:lauds9s awayEsup,,, but
DAZZLING land 10 continually risfas5dp.
value. : + { aissttst .3s<s:r q Ct &a1:a.as
:: : $500 49, --1t--I4 - r ar-s-;yz4 -1zs .haft}'. .
= The Eaglea gatN 2 dance last even.
ing il having beSbl.Jpostponedi from q
Week Previous. 49, 1 e 8. Sc s=:zs =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

Fob. z.-F. Lyciek started sawiue at
HE min at hiuchow's place last week
III. and Ar1. John b. JOHNSON we're
IN Little Falls Tuesday.
Jonn Wielinsti had an ice hauling
bee Wednesday. !.
Walter Kaneiski was substituting
tor I. Greserson Saturday.
Alex Laosooki OF BibbiDg arrived
Saturday for q visit with his mother.
Mike Super visited friends in
Swanvil1e town Tuesday and Wednes-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

Feb. u y. w llt1lo .v101to0.h0H
daughter. Lucy. g y. Cloud aatur.
L ". Bouok made aisb,ustnes tripsto
the cities last week. Is IT, .s
John Scnmolke :df Buckman wassa
Royalton. business visitor FRIDAY. is i
A party composed of Il. r.. Dragoo,
Hugh Barden, 7. j. Hayes ana 9corgoJ
Es,y u ent to Rice Friday to attend =
dance given at that place. r. .
The Misses Hut and Sparrow at.
tended the dance at Rice last Friday.
Mis-. Rose Murphy returned frrm st
Paul last week, after a months
absence. IL ~ Il !
Henry Sparrow Of Sank Rapids
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. James Laudy and her daughter
Sister Madallne, came here from st.
Paul last week and are arranging 60
close their house TOT the winter.
Rev. Adams OF. the n. e. church is
at Hewitt holding service this week,
Mrs. Charles Geor was a koyalton
visitor last week. ;"*@7 = g
Fulton Bell returned from Tamarack
last week having spent bis vacation
with Leon .Hollenbeck. = -. Z!
r. =. Clark and C. ". Bouck spent
the greater part Of last week IN Little
Falls attending court. =:
Among those who attended the Nc
Leod wedding dance. at Bow lus last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Rhooa,
MIR. and Mrs. George Armstrong. MIR.
and Mrs. Joe. New man. Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Noggle, Mr.: and Mrs. Bot
jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. McNeal, Buzz
Conner, Tom Hayes, Golden Green,
Hall Clark and Ralph McGonagle.
During tho evening n newly ~edt
were presented With a handsome
leather upholstered mission chair by
their friends. Supper was served al
the restaurant.
H. W. Ward of Seabury Divinity
school at F~alrbaust held services in
Ora. Q Church last Sunday both morn
ing and evening.
G. r. Rhooa went to st. Cloud Mon
day afternoon.
There was a dance at Pete Stodol,
ka's, south of Koyalton, Monday night.
Q1ite a numb Der from here attended.
F. B. Logan has been laid up fol
several days with an attack of grippe
and sore throat which Is 50 prevelan,
! at the present time.
Loren McGonagle is being employed
/; in the Farmers and Merchants bank.
Barney Miller and wife of Morrill,
| were here Wednesday shopping.
Nj. Ryan of the Hanna Coal Com,
pany is here this week, calling IN hill
patrons.
: Attorney K. s. CLARK returned from
court at Little Falls Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Rosenmeier ST., arr
visiting their son G. Rosenmier anc
family OF this place.. 49,
R. K. Carpes, and Leslie Muncy were
at tho county seat this week.
Matt New man was called to LITTLE
Falls Wednesday by the serious illness
OF his daughter, Mrs. Robbins.
F.; Hugh Iurrittin returned to his home
at Sank Rapids the first of the ~eei
after a weeks visit with. his grand
parents, Mr. ana Mrs. 1. w. Bouck. :
! Miss freda McDongall is having
| short vacation. ~ ~
Earl Russell il here from: Montan,
visiting his father; J. W. Russell. **sSs
Russell Clifford came home tho 1rs
Of the week to VISIT his pareuts ana
en- Joy a brief vacation with: friends
George E.. Wilson went to thl
! county seat Wednesday night - - >.
! Grace Church Guild meet: witt
Mrs. Il. A. Hollenbeck :Thursda.
Afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09
MAYOR SHANK AFTER HONORS

Candidate for Gubernatorial Nominal
ton in Indiana.
Indianapolis, Feb. 6.-Mayor Shank
Of this city, famed for his opposition to
the high cost of living, announced that
he was a candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor of Indiana.
His chief platform declaration is a
promise to thoroughly Investigate high
prices for food.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

F Mr.. and Mrs.: Willard Perry Of
staples Who have been visiting WITH;
Mis-. Perry'a mother; Mira: Sharon.
:coupls of days, will leaves tomorrow
tor. i three monebe' trip to California.
where they both have Ielativea.; They
wili@btap at ortla1d,:6eatt and
Tacoma enrOuto.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

John Dolan received word last Sat-.
iuroay that BIS brother. was dead at the
age 0f.e IS years. at Oslando, West
Vlrg.nia.:: The news was. mjssent and
arrived too. late for Mr.. -Dolan to at
tend the funeral. $/"'> ~ -,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

A yellow dog was run over nv a
sleigh and instantly killed on Broad
way east Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

+: Deputy q. 3. Marshall Tufts of Min.
neapolls was IN the city: Wednesday to
serve papers on Fl. ]. Schwartz. the
con icted =. cashier of the Royalton
State bank in bankrutcy proceedings.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

Albert Kunza Of Winnipeg. who is q
Tailroad engineer on the. Canadi an
Northern. is making q months visit
with bis brother j. j. .Knuxa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

o. Ducios returned Tuesday evening
from a months trip to Mexico where
he inspected and invested in some
rubher tree land. He has been gone
unce January list.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

John Wetzel and J. w. BERG, while
It OCEAN 4rove.* CAL, recently met
dos. ;Ial;hapce. a former resident
of this city Of: .'tdivine healing fame,
and write that he is still doing his
stunt. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09

!. MIS-. M. keenan, WAS quite i'll a
couple Of days the past week. due to
hemorhhaees from the nose. She il
showing improvement.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-09
Two Cars Of Powder Explode.

TWO Cars Of Powder Explode.
Bolton, Mo-, Feb. GA boy was
killed, several persons ere injured
and considerable property was de-
etroyed when two carloads Of powder
on the Kansas City Southern railway
tracks exploded at Junction, near here.
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GOVERNMENT ISSUES DAIRY REPORT
BASED ON THE CENSUS TAKEN IN 1910
HOWARD STAYS IN JAIL

E. D. Howard, brought here from
Thief River Falls a week ago ON a
petit larceny charge preferred by ].
3. Hanson, was found guilty in
municipal court this morning and
sentenced to sixty-flve days in the
county Jail. He was not given the
option of a fine.
Howard was accused of forging a
check for twenty-five dollars on the
Marcum Printing company and pass
ing it to J. B. Hanson. At the time
the warrant for his arrest was sworn
out, the check was not with the Of
ficers so that the charge was made
petit larceny. Later it was decido'
not to make the charge forgery as a
conviction under that charge would
carry penitentiary sentence.
Howard came to Bemidji about two
months ago posing as an advertising
and newspaper subscription expert
and was received in the best business
and social circles.
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Hundreds Of Witnesses Examined on
Each Side During the Twelve
Weeks Of the Case.
WIVES FAINT IN COURT ROOM
Unable to Stand Strain When They
Learn Husbands Must Go
e~...-. To Jail.
~ United Press.

~ United Press.
Indianapolis, Dec. 28.-The dyna-
mite jury came into court at $50
this morning after having been out
forty hours and twenty-five minutes.
Daniel Buckley, of Davenport, Iowa,
and Herman Seifert, of Milwaukee,
Wis, were declared not guilty and
freed: All of the thirty-eight other
defendants found guilty On Ill
counts. Many wives were lead from
the court room fainting.
Each Of the defendants found
guilty may be sentenced to two years
imprisonment on the Conspiracy
charge and may get eighteen months
on each charge of unlawfully trans
porting explosives.
Among the convicted defendants
are Fred J. Mooney, Of Duluth, and
Charles N. Beum, Of Minneapolis.
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[GHT WOODROW WILSON HOME
First Game of the Season to Be
Played With Fosston in Armory
This Evening.

This evening in the old armory
son will be played between the Be-
midi city team and the Fosston
team. The game will start at $3.50.
The Bemidji team has some fast
men and are confident of victory.
Among it's members are three form
er High school stars. The team has
been practising for some time and
fast game is expected. Maurice
Ryan, manager of the team; will
schedule games with much faster
teams thanzthe Fosston team if Be
midi wins this evenings game. Ar
rangements have been made with w
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS,

Roland Henrionnet went to White
fish lake this afternoon.
Mae Simonson left Friday for ten
days visit at her grandmother's at
Parker's Prairie, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Morrison, Jr.,
and Omar Gravel1e came to Bemidji
from Red Lake yesterday and return
ed today.
Thomas Hughes, manager of the
Elevator and Milling company, re-
turned from Lake Crystal, yesterday,
where he spent Christmas with his
parents.
James J. Hill of St. Paul, yester-
day announced the engagement of his
daughter, Rachael, to DR.. Agil
Boeckmann, of St. Paul, the date of
the wedding not being announced.
A social will be given this evening
at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs.
| J. C. Tennstrom, for the benefit of the
Swedish church. Music and an ad-
dress by Karl Stromme will be the
entertainment provided.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Kreatz will
have Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Cunning
| ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cunningham
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marcum and
Miss Olive Cunningham as their din
ner guests this evening.
| Miss Alice Ferguson, who is teach
/ ing in Hibbing this year, is the guest
Of Miss Janey Mills during the holi-
days. Miss Ferguson and Miss Mills
both taught in Blackjack last year
Miss Ferguson's home is in Ohio.
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BENEFIT DANCE FOR SOLDIERS

On January 5 an old fashioned
dance will be given in the city hall
for the benefit of the old soldiers
who are unable to support them
selves. An old fashioned supper will
be served after the dance and will be
served in the same manner as the
rations were served during the war
J. Bisiar, P. M. Dicaire, John Parker
and w. B. MacLachlan will have
charge Of the dance.
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DYNAMITE TRIAL AT GLANCE
Cost to government. $51, 900.
Witnesses called by prosecu.

Cost to government, $4,000.
Witnesses called by prosecu
ton, $40, of whom 499 testified.
Government witness fees.
$4,000. -:
Length of trial, about twelve
weeks. -. .:- -
Place of trial, Federal Judge
Albert B. Anderson's court, In
dianapolis.
Principal defendants, Frank NJ.
Ryan, president International
Association of Bridge and struc-
tural Iron Workers; Herbert s.
Hockin, who took J. J. McNa-
mara's place as secretary of
same union; Olaf Tveitmoe, Sec
Rotary of California Building
Trades council. .-.
Number of defendants, forty.
Charge against defendants,
conspiracy to ship explosives on
cars of common carriers from
state to state, contrary to law.
Explosions charged against
the Structural Iron Workers,
about 100.
Cause of explosions declared
to be effort to unionize jobs of
open shop contractors.
Length of struggle between
unions and contractors, 1905 to
present time.
Most important explosion
charged as part Of conspiracy.
wrecking of Los Angeles Times,
Oct. 1, 1910.
Witnesses called by defense,
1865.
Length of trial record, 80. 900
typewriter pages.
Two of original defendants,
Edward Clark of Cincinnati, and
Ortie McManigal, of Chicago,
pleaded guilty.
Case given to jury by Judge
Anderson soon after 5 D. M,
Dec. 26, 1912.
Verdict brought in at $50
a. m, Dec. %, 1912.
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}STlLL MARCHING ALONG
New York Suffragettes Made Six
Miles Yesterday-A1 Ahead
of Their Schedule.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
On the Hudson River Wagon Road
Bound for Albany, Dec. 2S.-Bespat-
tered with mud and drenched with
the drizzling rain the little band OF
sutfragists who are vary the ..Votes
For Women" message to Governor
elect sulzer at Albany are plodding
stoically onward toward their goal.
During the past few days the
weather has been very discouraging
and the roads perfectly Dreadful
Only six miles was made yesterday
and five the day beore. --.
I'VE are ahead of our schedule"
said General Rosalie Jones trium-
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HISTORY OF THE CASE.

Summer 1905-First explos-
ion (railroad bridge), Millers
Falls, Mass; thirteen sticks of
dynamite discovered.
19O5-191O-A1most 100 ex-
plosions in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, New York, Maryland.
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin,, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska and western
states.
Oct. 1, 1S10-Los Angeles
Times building blown up; twen-
ty-one persons killed.
Dec: Is, 1910 - Llewellyn
Iron Works, Los Angeles, blown
up.
April II, 1911-James B. Nc
Namara and Ortie E. McManigal
arrested in Detroit.
April 20, 1911-John J. Nc
Namara, secretary-treasurer of
International Bridge and Struc-
tural Ironworkers, arrested at
his Office in Indianapolis.
Dec. 1, 1911 McNamaras
. plead guilty at Los Angeles,
John ]. to murder in the first de-
gree in blowing up the Los An
geles Times building, and
James B. to having blown up the
Llewellyn iron works. Both
sentenced later.
Feb. s, 1912-Federal grand
jury at Indianapolis returns
thirty-two indictments charging
f1fty-four men with having par
ticipated in a conspiracy illegal
ly to transport dynamite.
Feb: 14-Almost all the de-
PENDANTS arrested within a few
hours at signal telegraphed to
many parts of the country.
March 12.-Defendants ar
raigned and plead not guilty. -
Oct. 1-Exactly two years aft
er the Los Angeles disaster the
trial begins before a federal
court at Indianapolis. Number
Of witnesses to be examined,
zoe; probab BILE length of trial,
not less than three months: pos
sible sentence. two years i'm
prisonment on conspiracy charge
eighteen months on each charge
of unlawfully transporting ex-
plosiyes. >
Dec. 26-Case went to the
jury at five O'Clock.
Dec. 28.-verdict in at $50
a. m.
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x x x x x x x x X x x X X X X X X 4
x SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES +
x < x x x x 4 X x x x Xxx x x X +
First Methodist EPISCOPAL.

Preaching at 1916 and 1880. Sun
day school at. twelve o'clock. Ep-
worth league at $50. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at: eight
O'Clock. Everybody welcome. Mr.
Ira Cunningham of New York city,
will sing in the morning, THE Pray
er Song," from the oratorio "The
Elijah and in the evening will sing
Lead Kindly Light" by Newman.
Rev. Charles H. Flesher, pastor.
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USE THE CREAMERY ROOM.

l. P. BatcheldOr, who opened a
store on Minnesota avenue several
months ago, is planning on making
arrangements to rent the room occu-
pied by the Bemidji Creamery for the
winter months. He will probably use
it as store room for -four and feed,
until the creamery opens in the
spring.
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President-elect and Wife Spending a
Few Days in Stanton, Viz.
ginia Given Big Welcome.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
On Board Wilson's Private Car
Nearing Staunton, Va, Dec. Is
President-elect Woodrow Wilson
mixed pleasure and politics on his
way to Virginia to celebrate his
birthday today. 80
When he boarded the special car
from New York at Princeton juno
ton, he found Chairman McCombs
and a number of other riends wait
ing. He and McCombs talked poll
tics or an hour and then the govern
or chatted with members of the party
who numbered twenty-five and in
Guided two or three newspapermen
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MASQUERADE SKATE JAN. 3,

VIM. MacLachlan has set January
8 as the date for the roller skate
masquerade which he has been plan
ming for some time. Prizes will be
awarded to the best dressed lady and
gent and to the most comic costumes.
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PARCEL POST FACTS AND FIGURES OF
INTEREST TO SHIPPERS AT THIS TIME

Irregular pcp stamps
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