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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-14

After staying awake all night in barn and watching through the crevices as they lay on the hay. Sheriff A. H. Borders Chief Deputy Bert. Morgan and Deputy Will Borders captured G. 2. Edwards and six gallons of corn liquor Saturday morn- ing near DeArmanville in this county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-14

Miss Annie Reneau and C. E. Wilburn Of this city were quietly married this morning Both are well known young peo- pie of Tuscaloosa and have host of friends. After a short trip they will make their home here.
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Notice of Sheriff. Execution Sale.

Notice of Sherln's Execution Sale.
Wnossreas. Judgment was rendered on
c afse Of Minp tas Mfan n tsa
county oan OF Hennepin, between ]. S. Sui
fendant, in favor Of said Plaintiff j. s.
sullivan and against said Defendant, g.
for anf the syn Of one hundred
pears by the Transcript of said judE-
ment filed in the office of the clerk Of
n the district RI court Of the county Of Hem
Of the. state of Minnesota, and where.
as, said transcript Of Judgment was
docketed in the. district court Of said
On 1915 sh an asy o Ct dEarfh in
d drsd , tairtXtTo ana ZoS dollars is
dollars from the goth day Of April,
4; D. 1915. and up to and Including the
costs and for ali my fees, costs and dis
b4rsements Of levy and sale, and
whereas where 81. an execution issued out Of and
has to me as sheriff of said Hennepin
county, been duly directed and delfv-
erea' nave under and by virtue Of
pu6e a1etien 70 1 the h aad w c ss
bidder. in the lobby Of the sheriff's
main m nc office, in the district court house.
county Of Ely of Minneapolis said
2; 18th a. day yo Of June. is15. at 10 O'clock
right, title and interest that the above
named judgment debtor, had in and to
the re- real o. estate hereinafter described,
being the date Of docketinE of said
Judgment or any interest therein which
said judgment debtor, have since that
date date acc acquired. the description OF the
Lots eight (S) and nine (S9 in block
twelve H'a; G29 Brookgide. according to the
the office Of the register Of deeds in
AND for Hennepin County, Minnesota.
DATED Minneapolis, Mimi, May 3rd.
, OTTO s. LANGUM,
Sheriff Hennepin County, MIN.
By JOHN p. WALL,
JOHN A. SWEENEY, .'
Attorney for Judgment Creditor.
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Sheehan, Bishop of Waterford and
Lfsmore, assisted by the priests of
Carrick-on-Suir and adjoining par.
ishes.
Westmeath.
The price of prime beef in Athlone
mas been fixed at Is. per pound Even
at that price, cattle are so dear and
scarce the butchers state they are
making no profits, and have reduced
the number of their weekly killings,
refusing meat to any but regular GUS
toners.
Messrs. Zimmerman, Macken and Cur
ley, fishing at Golden Island, below
Athlone, took 10 splendid spring sal
mon. The season, so far, has been
record one for net fishermen on the
stretches of the Shannon. Recent
catches include 20 salmon in two
draws and 81 salmon in two draws.
Wexford.
At the weekly meeting of the En-
niscorthy Board of Guardians a vote
/ of sympathy was passed with DR.. T. ].
Kelly, Enniscorthy, on the death of his
brother.
A largely attended meeting was held
at Ballagh, Enniscorthy, to protest.
against the action of the Emiscorthy
Board of Guardians in attempting to
enforce the Vaccination Act in the dis.
trict. Contingents were present from
all the adjoining parishes. The prin-
cipal speaker was Mr.. Thomas Nc.
Carthy, U.C.. PIG.
Wicklow.
The quarterly meeting of the South
Wicklow Teachers Association was
held in Shillelagh. Mr.. ]. Rafferty,
presided, and the following members
were also present: Mrs. Rafferty,,
Mrs. Dempsey, Miss Berney, Miss
Shortall, Messrs. Mccartney, Dempsey,
OBrien, Aeahy and Sheehan. Mr..
Ludlow was admitted to membership.
In addition to possessing the dis
tinctfon of being the first young lady
from County Wicklow who has quail
fed for the position of doctor, Miss
OLeary, Rathdrum, daughter of Mr..
OLeary, Commercial Hotel, has COM
pleted a course of study which has
been marked throughout by the most
brilliant success.
Waterford.
The Most Rev. DR.. Sheehan, speak
ing in st. Johns Church, Waterford,
strongly condemned the increased
drinking as the result of the money
received in allowances to dependents
of men at the front.
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NATIONAL o,REcren.

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John =: Healey, Delaware.
la Hdo% a ti =; Mathews. Rhode 1sla.A
Jane: e !':sss: M Mss sss.'''
Ayles =. Mcfarland. New Yerk.
,SIATE oEF!cERo-MINNESOTA.
a. resi s,; J. Doyle, Endicett Side.
s: Rss ss.st:as Duluth IT,
Longfellow Ave-, Minneapolis, '''s
Treasurer-John Sheehy, Monteemerv.
,,S state chsplain-Rev. p. J. Fsx. james.
President Of Insurance Fund -r =
Doyle. st. Paul. o
9. Secretary Of 1nsurancs-Thomas WEIGH
~ State treasurer 1n.ur.nc. - J.s,
STATE Medical Dirsctor-Dr. J. Y. o'con.
Dir, pirseter q Insuraac. Fund - John
Paul; =. L Cummings, Minneapolis: J
r. .Corcoran. st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH
Saltwater.
NATIONAL oFFlcERs-L. A. A. o. H.
National President - Mrs. Ellen Ryan
National Vice President-Miss B. A
Mahoney, Calumet, Mich.
National secretary-Mrs. Adelia Chris.
ty. Cleveland, Ohio.
1NoIlOudl 4ESASUGSE - 0QE8s mary ~
Connolly. Syracuse. N. 7.
STATE oFFlcERs-L. A. A. o. n.
President - Mrs. Mary B. Daley, 1906
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice President-Miss May e. Hammill
Secretary = ella c. Ksatins. 147 Pleas.
treasurer - Hiss Mary csosan. Fari.
bault
Board Of Dirsctors-Masy n. Sullivan
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Duluth: Ellen Conroy, st. Paul; Mary J
Reilly Brainerd.
Auditing Committee - MarKaret Scott,
st: Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapolis;
Elizabeth Mentally. st. Paul.
Grady, saltwater,
Rochester.
State Medical Director - DR.. e. W.
Buckley, st. Paul.
-. Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Curran, Minneapolis: Annie Conroy, ST
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville
anna Willesen, Duluth: Margaret Nolan
Auditing Committee - Ellen McGrath
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy, st. Cloud; Mel
lie McColl. st. Paul.
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NATIONAL oFFlcERa
,h r,sres!dsnt-Jossph McLaushlin, Phi,.a.,.
c, xisS Preddsnt-Patrick =. csn.o,
Treasurer-M. ". Delaney mine,.
seoretery-Phtlip J. Sullivan. Cnno
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WASECA COUNTY
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY
&C. Sssounty President, Mis-. Mary aox,,

1875 1 1ssS A r2ss's!d s. Miss Mary soyl.a
De naYisiSn 49, MS 41c4res1dent. Mrs. Julia
Mrs Mrs N; A. Lane. s11 1s 18Th W. RgS. Sc.
mont neS; M Ars SGatharine Casey. 25s F Fn:
Holden ST. ms ea &c., M Miss e1 MsavR yan
Kess Valley sis 5 syn MfS Bz h, 5s
M77oaday Of month at sea a. 8. End w fourth
Mrs. r T. G NSi ~, MSgin1eapols = Pres,
x1es Pres, Mrs. Mary Kanth 1 nxe. 81 =:
AZ Ave n; lns: secy.. Miss Mary az Gsr 1esn
lis eth h. AZ ~; R IS = Sec; Mrs. Mary oKeef.
Bay: a1s3 Grand st. n. H see fn Mr Il Bridget
MM:rEarst Sullivan. rs Wa.hin.tsosnc 's u Ar9
Ave-. af 81 I; NJ Elizabeth Jenries. IL IL
Anthony Bank NE S,dG 1sn a1,.! pr: Phelan. e
On frst and third Mondsys 81 m ap1 nee e
"orkmen's Hall at p. "a. '1on'n "
Mar Mary L. McRreen. 1928 Aidrieh lsAN ve e:
Az Il: rec sen see'. M kiss; 2osf SSyaSt
Bysn; i5es sld Ave- sn S. :s9 treas. kathsria:
&ys ~ S:'l eend Msf5ste; isis E@ers ss;;
ingao hans. 1916 Dupont Ave. N N.Y.
sSSh month ga Ham, thi1 Ply TSssdays q
Division No. 4. Minne.no,,.
Mr.. Neiii: Mcc QUIZ Az Ia =; Vice Rrss:
Ave-. s. Sc F Siec; ~. Mr. Mary Trov isos 1sts
Bryant. sil4 oiraT H H. H.. Sec. Mrs. Aaas
3; n: Walsh. 1iio i7th Az 1Fes:' ~ ~
M SxamSs;: Dr.. B.rbe:. syndicats Biz: A s.
Msstinss are held on s ana .,d 5, tS;
Sasi oomyio~toof1 month in ascesSse IN Ia.
zaTet Mails S i;o 4spnn 1pagss e.. NJ.
Mre n 81. Mary Gleason. sSo7 Emers n; x x,es
Ave. M r.: sFsfs n, Nary Morrtssey. ieis III
os'Brien. s2is airard AVE- sse'' N Katssrins
M Mestns Griffin. 500 sth Ave. ~ q: ~
and soth. M q E: F sna serner Bryant
H fnd third Thursdeys Of month IN sahular.s
p. m. - Or INA 1otn Ave. N. at
Mary . waddick. isss s:TE syier st 4 M
Madison Ma; 1e s., n m: ~ hssssarst Moran. .ssi
s =; FL H. 1nS gsc. Miss Mary Irwin da ~ -
surn avs SIS Il ne f.; ar Treas M; Catherine
Pr y. +. Mcguire, isiS c 1eG: H3zss9..
fMeetings are held on first and tstuSs
aaf asHa a aa ee eant month in T. g.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
,s cse9u 3. President. Mrs. Ellen conray.
~ 81. :. GAR st.; Vice Pres. Miss johanS:
Margaret Scott, AZ Central Ave: 49,. ~"
Mest, Msrgaret Carey. %! W. Central Az
Franklin Str. ~AA' 'sa ne
WAsECA COUNTY.
nj, Division No. !. Janesvine-Presidsat.
Enxabeth Glynn; Vice Pres, Sarah Moon..
an: Fin and 1ns. Sec. Julia Murphy: H..
o1 Divi Msay H Raleen; 81 Tres: Anna Burke
beth Moynaush. Is Atwater ST.: Vies
Pres.. Margaret Roach. sos st. Albans
SE; Rec. Sec., Margaret Clarke, I07
i Lditchneld Ave-; Fin. Sec. Mary HyneS.
1 he1e AZ n!ee H1, St; Ins Sec. Mary No
Owen McKeon, COZ Lowry Bidr. Maet:
lngs are held on second and fourth We'd
nesdayS OF month" In HiberuzA1 f1all n
Sis p. n.
5eRs zis'en co mG T. ST itth g. R'ss M:'
Mr. Mrs. Mar Mary Kenny: 7os =; 4th st.; Rec:
S Sec. Mrs. Elizabeth McNally. sos Mack
Afanus, 45s Carol Ave; Treas. Mrs MAJ as.
Earet casby. 5s2 John St.; Med. Exam'.
DR.. r.. A. Burns, Lowry BldE. Meefines
are held on first ana third Thursdava ~
montn In librarian Hall at p. m
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. O. H.-rImE
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA COUNTY

ANO1AA COONIY.
County President. John P. Coleman,
+, Division No. l. Anoka-Pres., William
L. L.. Ward: Vice Pres. John L. Green;
Zee. Sec, Charles E. Green: Fin. Sec
Games riIe. .MscArdle; 1ns. Sec. James Nc
liners; J. II. Frank and A. +, Caine.
month IN Woodman Hall at D. m.
BIG STONE COUNTY,
cs County President. M. J. Mcdonnell.
ar Division g IN, Nc: j, j; Graceville-Prea. An.
Ree s s. Shea geie Mies P ses Traaor
r. ~. T: Ginnaty: Ins. Sec. G. p. Ginnaty:
treas. John w. Ginnaty: Med. Examinn,'
er DE- Dr; 3: N. Randall. Meetings held
Frate a1t SUNDAY TaH and third Thursday At
BLUE EARTH.
County President, P. J. Mccratb M.a
son Lake: County Vice President1 nari.i
xougnnn. Mankato; County Secretary. ~
"A. Lyons: Madison Lake; County Tr.a.. N.
sar1ea micnaei o'srisn. Mankato: County
Sentinel Sentinel, John Mccall. Mankato. 1 andi
Snna lp;a. Rev. Fr. Hughes. Manksto. ~">'
Mich v,s3on n.H no. !. Mankato = President.
na aGna en 0bS1nen, Carol St.: Vice Pres.
S1e Pleasant St.: Fin. Sec. q Ft. soroaa:
Co; hSIss' M SSae n MSfca I'll Treas
fourth Sundays Of month at 1 n m ana
DIVISION No: 2. Madison Lake-Pre.,.
q Pres rs Sullivan ,l. Madison Lake; Vice
Sec. 2: J. McGrath. Madison Iaks: mn
acc. VIM; P. Conner, Madison aI.s:
M Meas Es senn aMrcNnamaEs, Eagle Lake:
are held on second and fo1rth sn Mdses,ne 3,
n sEs IN Woodman's hall. Madison
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wee PreSident, John +. Scanlon. 10TH
Mess on .. st.; Financial and Insurance.
kseordin: t' W. T Esno 81 Hi a
r R e. f So 81; - M4sd 81:
Meeting: are held on First ia T n
Wx vsnMs lays. at Cathedral Han. sscoaS
Division No. 4. West Duluth.
ks sahn = 7,ce Cullen PRESIDENT John
18th avenue West. recording aecreta ~
secs tG9ane1 Py Pnaaeial End
liner. aSe''e' medical exam.
SCOTT COUNTY.
dam oG MIN. President F. J. Leonard. J.r-
q D!yisien No. l, Belle Plaine-Pre. r.
Tohn EHeIioney', Belle PLANE; Vics pres
John q ste.rn seI Bs,,a Plf p1a;;;.R Req 80:
I sMes 8; Stratton. Belle Piaine: Ins 49,
John eg = Il IT, stratton. Belle Piaine: Trsss...
Moion y; ciaMrke; Med. Examiner. Dr.. a Il
day Of month in Frsternist,y1 S On nrst su.:
STEVENS COUNTY.
ris county President. M. Mahoney. Nor.
E,:'oR Norris M 11d..rss: .s: Jane.
gerald Morris; Fin. ss &c., q eugene g FITS Fits
ney. Do Sau1i m M. &c., Tho.: :. aecas.
9. Fitzgerald. Sick committesan e ees DE: y
sunday ys 81 *. John m6nti Rms Meeting. az
STEELE COUNTY.
County President. George c. rob..
$. D S1ise! H r.; owatenna-pre. job,
Rec. &c., y'i 3. RMr sio,:J! James me- :: Quinn;
holm Hogan; Med. Exam. Sne q 1Mss 49,.
nssdsy Of 's month f n K Reld on Art VA:
SWIFT COUNTY.
c, Goan5y President-D. F. Mcp.rmot..
M. Di Kenna: NJ w.. I, c!ontarf-Pre.. VIM.
Leo Leo 1884, SeS;. Andrew Kavanaugh: Fin. seS;
Treas John GO Goss sss' s n: E.S co2!osas:
in:. a. a.! Dasnault. Benson. MINI MHs MAI.
in 4. aos # aelf as On nrst Sunday Of month month
S>sA SOONIy.
ki Geus sty president PRESIDENT. M. J. Ryan, ss4 n
sa 1s' ". noN No ,1as.Pres; J. A. MCMILLAN.
sos " tHoi Ma.,:A Aye: Rec Sec. JOHN Duesn'
Eyneh. s1sn wssh,nsstt;;n e. e: T sss;
E Lester. 20 rs e W, kns g s.: Msa Ezs. D.
in St. Thom nnu iho our Thursdays Of mont
WAsEcA COUNTY.
.e County President. J. P. couxhl,p va.
=. Division No. 1. wa.ec. -p,..,...
M Hssnns Lar ksmbsst; Vice Pres. john
Sec. Charles are sMee :1 j.: J: W. Conway; 1na.
Lilly. sAoone; Treas. B. j.
Division No. 2, Jane.v,,,.-
fSmes .ns Sullivan ~. Vice + Fois1
Sec. : Da LIE; Sec. J. N. Byron; Re-.
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CROW WING COUNTY.

Eo County President. VIM. Barron. 414
rG mi,il,l Ave, Brainerd, MINI. III
Haxh 's sraa No; l. so Bralnerd President.
Pres. H. H. McCarrey. s1 G'q n ST. Ira We e
E Ts Sec. J. ]. Nolan, GIG n. Sth a. !:
Inn h1n' s sss.' :. :. Bray. Sc II: sth St.:
Treas. 3. &. McN 1 s,y, 61S n. 9Th St:
Med FIX Examiner. pr. F. 4. Bennett. c ~
LEM STATE Bank Bldg. Meetings are hsid
~ IN sec3 - ana fourth Tuesday, Of monts
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STEVENS COUNTY
STEELE COUNTY.

ov SoHnty President. Georg. G. roh.r
D ss!sf: w. " pss. Job.
Kee Sec. J. e. Malone: Kin e.. V4inn:
:I 1Ih1one Sins ans: Sec: J: E. Malone: Tea
house oun HGMEa aa;;,nMMe Med; Exam. q. q. Mors::
nesday Of eg montS are held on nrst We'd
p. m. 49, 3. kaaA At $50
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DAKOTA COUNTY

ings MINI. 'aoF@n' HAST
Division No; l. Hastinrs-Div. PREF.
Pres. P sfrSstt c. Hs;stinEs; MINI. Viz:
Rec. Sec. Thos. s. Ryan. Hastinx: MIN nn !:
En- I'm Sec. N. o'Brien. Hastings. MINI. :
ms. Sec, M. O'Brien HastinFs. MINI :
BE hTeas P.s John Kane; Medical Examiner.
second and fourth Thuradava ~ " nco, ~
In A. o. u. w. fail. ~ nonsn
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SWIFT COUNTY.

Clontarf. =. AcDermott,
N. Di Ksnna; W w.. l. &c. c.ontsrfP.e. VIM
T Tre.s oNeil; 1ns. Sec. M. +. conio sES::
Dr.. g. H Sohn Gosson. ST.; Med. E9am'
inss are hhs eld oS Ben Rsn1sen. MINI. Meet:
In A. O. H. Hail. So"oay OF month
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

- Division ,1,!nl No, !; 4. St; P.g!-PEe.:. John
John W. Ryan. 800 Blair St.: Rec. Sec,
Thos. Donahue. 40 Charles St.; Fin. Sec,
R. J. Connolly, 139 w. 7th St.: ms. Sec,
J. E: Corcoran. So Union Block; Treas,
Martin J. Lee. los Summit Ave-; Med.
Examiner. DR.. c. G. Perry, SIC Lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibernian
Hall, at Z D. m
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Sheehan, Bishop of Waterford and
Lismore, assisted by the priests of
Carrick-on-Suir and adjoining par.
ishes.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

St Louis county County president
John Simons. I'll North 18th Avenue
East. Duluth, Mimi.
Division No. 1, Duluth President
william y. Nulnian. 80 Hast Ind e.;
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Waterford.

The Most Rev. DR.. sheehan, speak
ing in st. Johns Church, Waterford,
strongly condemned the increased
drinking as the result of the money
received in allowances to dependents
of men at the front.
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County President. Thos. Burke, Ellis
Htxi.ion No. !. Ellsworth-prea, Mich.
ael Holloran; Vice Pres. Thos. J. FaSan;
Carey; ms. Sec, James Burke; Treas.
Thos. Sweeney: Med. Examiner, ~.
Cress. Meetings are held on second Wed.
nesday OF each month In the church, at
1850 p. m.
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

.s eee ~ Up Rrs g. Mr. Ellen cenr.,,
Cook. q 3: Eleventh 81; Rec .'s $40 Sehi M
MMs ~ Scott, AZ Central Ave-: Treaa.
SMrs: Margaret Carey, SoS ". Centrei ~
Tn r.nii,iE held at Hibernian Hall, til ~
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The death has occurred at Newry
of Mr.. Denis Neary, we'll known New.
sBTy builder and contractor. Deceased,
who was S. years old. carried out
many large local undertakings, includ-
+ ing the improvements to the Catholic
Cathedral, the building Of the Home
Tor Aged Poor and Orphans, Bess.
y brook Convent and Schools, Poor
Clare's Convent Schools and other
sIssscontracts He was formerly & mem
d cf the Newry Urban Council and
n oard 81 Guardians. and was di.
||iII1 Or q the Crowreagh Granite Com.
lewry.
Wallace. coroner for North
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WANTED-I will pay $12 for cub
bears delivered at Fur Farm OF
Grand Marais,
G.. w. ROBERTSON.
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Grand Portage.

@-Mr. Clyde Roberts was IN town the
first of tho week.
The gardens and grain look fine since
the recent rains.
Mr.. Lovejoy of Iowa, was a caller at
the agency on Monday.
Stump pulling is in full progress now
three teams are at work.
Mr.. Nejhodain Longbody has com.
menced clearing land to build on his al.
lotment.
Mr.. Antoine Ahnahquod is moving
from Reservation Bay to the Fisher
property;
Mr.. Joe Morrison and Leonce Zim-
norman of Grand Marais, called at the
agency Monday.
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A Pretty Home Wedding.

Verne johnson and Miss Jeanette
Benson were married Monday even
ing at SIX o'clock at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. A. V. Johnson
Rev. L. G.. Sandeno performed the
ceremony, which was attended only
by relatives and few intimate
friends of the bridal couple. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Laura Lii ndberg. Mise Thelma
Woods was brides maid, and Victor
johnson acted as best man. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson departed on the
steamer America that evening on
route for Chicago, where they will
spend their honeymoon. They ex-
pect to return to Grand Marais
early in July, and will occupy the
Mayhem residence on Broadway,
which Mr.. Johnson has leased and Is
having 1t fitted up tor the reception
of his bride.
Both are deseryedly popular
among the people of Grand Marais,
especially the younger generation,
and they enjoy the best wishes Of
all.
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Essay on Corn
By johannes S. Toftey

Corn, although large, coarse and diff
ferent from most of the grasses, belongs
to the grass family. It grows from
eighteen inches to thirty feet, the differ
ence depending upon the type and the
locality in which it grows. It is an an
nual plant, ripening it's seed the same
year in which it Was planted.
The corn plant is native OF. Mexico
and Central America. From there the
Indians carried it north and south. It
was not known to Europe until the dis
covery OF America by Columbus in 1892,
Although the Indians did not know any,
thlne about the European ways of farm
ing, they planted their corn in small
openings in the forests.
Among the six types of corn, four may
be grown in Minnesota. They are dent,
flint, pop and sweet corn. The growing
of corn in Minnesota is very important
industry, ard since corn is such valu-
able produbt, much care should be ia.
ken in preparing the soil and caring for
the crop. The first step to be taken in
starting corn field is to select the
place which is best suited to the growth
OF corn. Corn grows best on a rich loan
soil, which has been we'll manured.
Next comes the plowing. The land
may be plowed in the fall after it has
been we'll manured, or in the spring,
but the better way is to plow it in the
tall and let it lay through the winter.
In the spring as soon as the frost has
left the ground, the land should be gone
over with disc harrow. Just before
the planting Is begun it should be har-
rowed again, thus giving the plant a
good chance to grow.
The most common way of planting
corn is in hills about three feet seven
inches apart each way. In places where
land is free from weeds, it is planted in
rows about three feet eight inches apart,
with the kernels about twelve inches
apart in the row. This way gives q lar
ger yield. but requires some hoeing i'm
less the land Is very free from weeds.
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Jury List.

The following is the list of jurors
drawn for service at the term of
court to convene in this village on
Monday, June 2lst, viz:
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DR.. Hicks was called to the Portage
on Wednesday.
Mr.. John Zimmerman went to Grand
Marais on Saturdays boat to move his
household furniture.
Miss Ida Frost came down with Mrs.
Peter Laplante, who had been visiting
her mother at Grand Marais.
Mr.. Paul LaPlante received the con-
tract to paint the government buildings
and commenced work on Monday. -.
The annual display Of school work
was open to the inspection of the par
ents on Friday evening. They were
pleased with the progress their children
we're making. The cooking class served
lunch, and there was music by violin,
organ and phonograph.