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visiting ut the Herman Fitzlon home
for a few days. returned to her home
TUESDAY.
Mr.. Johnny Fitzloff ives James
vile visitor Tuesday
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Henry Gosso Thursday,
December so.
The Leap Year dance will be given
on Friday evening. December 81,
SandOn brothers will furnish the
music. All ladies are invited to al
tend and tring ysur gentlemen
friends. All gentlemen are also in
vited TO attend as a good time is in
sight
Mrs. HugensCn was en- the sick list
last week
Miss Mccarthy. teacher. win give a
program at her school in the Geckter
district on Wednesday evening, De-
cember %. Everyone is invited and
ladies bring your boxes for box sup
per.
= The members of the Evangelical
church will give program and
Christmas tree Friday evening. Serv-
ices begin at 1870.
Mrs. Klingbeul of Wells was
brought TO st. Clair for burial last
Tuesday Services were held at the
German Lutheran church at ST. Clair
and her body was taken for burial in
the Lutheran cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frantz drove to
their farm i'm Renville county last
week to look after business affairs.
The annual election of officers OF
Liberty Camp 1896 of r. y. A. was
held at the WCodmen hall December
II. The following officers were elect
ed: Oracle, Mrs. Verna Juliar; vice
oracle. Mrs. Edith Chase; recorder
Mrs. Grace Chase: receiver, Mrs
Carrie Hilton: physician. DR.. r. o
Jrliar.
The W:o linen and Royal Neigh
bors will have Joint Installation OF
their officers the first of the year
Miss Ollie Wolcott returned last
week from Albert Lea where she was
visiting her lister. Mrs. Warwick.
Guy vCur Christmas toys and
presents at the drug store. as they
nave Il SCOu aSSOEtIlfNt OIL mana.
Mr.. Juiiar of Wells bought the res,
taurant from Mr.. Frank McComb last
week
Miss Erncstinc Frank spent Sunda!
at home.
Miss Hattie Fitz.off will close hel
school Wednesday for a few weeks
vacation.
Mr. Fred Precht has been on the
sick list for a week or so.
Mr.. John Ftzlof bought tn" hote
from George Hubner.
Most everyone OF the farmer!
around the country are investing in a
DeLavel cream separator. as no mill
will be taken in at the creamery aftel
February !.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wolcott ant
children left for their winter home /,
Kelliber, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. llugers0n. Mrs. Franz
and Mrs Ernestinc and Herman
Frank drove tn GAINESVILLE Sunday l.;
week ago. TO visit Mr.. Carl Mainly
who was sick with pneumonia
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brides table was decorated with cut
Towers and a beautiful wedding cake
with twenty-five candles. which were
lighted while the party was eating.
Dancing and card playing were the
amusements OF the evening.
William Ziemke and Matilda Jea-
ger were united i'm marriage at Good
Thunder on December Is, 1890. Soon
after they settled on the farm of the
groom on which they still reside.
They were bles ed by one child. Miss
Clara. who still remains at home
They received mary hand"ome gifts
of silver during the day. The out of
town guests were. Mrs. william F.
Keehn and sons. Arnold and George
end daughter Irene. OF Wood Lake,
Mimi. Mr.. r. Wi"mke and daughters,
Edna and Ezra, Mis- Clara Zicmkc
of Tray. Mimi. Mrs. william Keehn
of Madelia. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Paustch Tni family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gust Arndt end family. Mis- Cara
Billet and Miss Mime Kaul all OF
Good Thunder. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Keehn and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam E,gel of ewisville and Mr.. Lou
is RCebeCk of st. Peter.
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St. Clair
from THURSDAYS Os',y.

from THURSDAYS Os'iy.
Mr.. Henry Thielman was a Man
kato visitor last Friday afternoon.
Miss Tracy Weise entertained q
few of her friends at party at hei
home last Sunday evening. Everyone
reported a good time.
The young folks of the Lutheran
church met as choir al the church
parlors Sunday evening to practice.
DR.. Macbeth had a nephew visiting
him last week few days.
M. and Mrs. VIII BeCcue were
guests at the home of Louie Heintze's
Sunday.
The Catholic church is having mis-
sion services AT the church this week
Mr.. John Krusc was a Mankato
visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis PREM of James
vile spent Friday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Zimmerman.
Misses Jernie and Sadie Fields en-
tertaincd the girls sowing club at their
home lat Saturday evening. A jolly
evening was spent after which they
adjourned.
lie ScitCCl CiU'tl idst iof
their two weeks vacation and the
teachers all left fer their homes TO
spend Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams will spend
their vacation OF WATERFOWL, s. ID.
Thev left here Saturday.
Miss Ida Go ieman was guest of
Mrs. Clara Hsintze last week.
Mss Lily end Alma Hubncr spent
'ast Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hubner end family at st. Clair.
Mrs Henry Lubke, Mrs. John Cords
and Mrs. Charles Pagenkopf took o
tr'D to Faribault last week few days
The funeral Of Mr.. Doss took place
from the family home near Pember-
ton last Friday afternoon and was
brought to the German Lutheran
church, where services were held. His
burial took place at the cemetery
east OF town.
A program and Christmas tree and
Christmas services will take place ai
the German Lutheran church Friday
evening. The program will begin al;
FIVE p. m.
Mr.. John Fitzloif. Raymond Fitzloff
and Miss Hattie F'itzloff drove tc
Mankato on business last Saturday.
Mrs. wog of Sanborn. who has been
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taken up the cry for better order and
more lawful methods.
People, Won't Ee Hurried.

taken up the cry for better order and
more lawful methods.
People, WORT ee Hurried.
when IL comes TO doing business,
you can't hurry those people. You call
on a county officer and show him your
credentials, You tell him the federal
department that you represent. You
tell him that you wish TO cooperate
with him in the improvement or
roads. Then he wants TO know where
you come from and all about your
past history and must tell all of that
leaving business alone for the pres
cnt. He invites you to his house. You
go. You talk with him about every
thing else except business. Thus the
first day goes. A few days later you
come TO talk with him again. oh. yes.
now he remembers You. Perhaps
after a dozen calls you can get him to
do business. But you cannot nail
those people right down TO the prop
osition at the outset. as you could
here. II would be foolish to try that
Il usually go to the newspaper first
and get support and assistance there
for my good roads missionary work.
try to get all the publicity can.
During the first week in February.
am going to give some illustrated
addresses on good roads. You can
teach those people great deal by the
illustrated lecture method. ! show
what has been accomplished on some
roads, by displaying the pictures of
the roads both before and after the
improvements have been made
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Kasota
-rcn. Thursdays Daily.

Mrs. NJ. T.. Stark of Mankato visit
ed at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
c. w. Babcock and family last Sun
day
Carl Petersen Is sick with the grip
and unable to work
Albert Berquist of Mankato was
Kasota caller Monday.
Miss Hazel Warrant of Minneapolis
Is expected here to spend Christmas
with relatives and friends.
Miss Ella Clapp of manchester col
lege. Miss Kathryn BabcoCk of Fari-
bault and Miss Dorothy Wilcox OF
Mnneap polls arrived home the latter
part Of last week for their Christmas
vacation.
James Randolph sold his stock last
week to Pettis and McGrath of ST.
Peter Mr.. Randolph co1templates Il
trip out west in the near future.
The Bc-quist home in quarantineI
for scarlet fever. LeOna Lemon being
the afflicted one. The case /; a mild
one and friends of the family hope for
speedy recovery.
{. r. lIammstCdt and family of ST.
Teter visited Kasota relatives last
Sunday.
Albert Rydecn is spending several
days of this week at the James Ben
nett home in the country.
Alfred Bradshaw Of lie Sueur Center
was n caller at the home OF his broth
or Robert. last Monday.
The marble plant men have been
laid off until after the holidays.
Miss Edna Peterson, who attends
school at Waseca, i at home this
week AMI is quite i'll with the grip.
s. W. Johnson was St. Peter
business visitor Tuesday.
First and second grades will give
Christmas program Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. w. II. Moulton was a Mankato
shopper Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson leaves Thurs
day for Minneapolis to spend Christ
mas with her son. VIII. and family.
Clifford Swenson of the state uni
versity came home Tuesday to spend
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Swenson and family,
Mrs. Frank Edge was a Mankato
caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson entertained
The following at dinner last Sunday:
G. II. Anderson and family, Mrs. NJ.
\. Ostrander and daughter, Bcrnice.
and Miss Hester Rydeen.
Mrs. A. Forsberg visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. August Heglung at ST. Peter
MonGay.
Emil NOrdling OF Minneapolis spent
last Saturday and Sunday at the Will
lard Grant home.
Misses Marian and Margaret Rhodes
of Saltwater AMI Miss Elizabeth Hess
Of Cloquct are guests It the Powell
home this week.
Mrs. Paul Zimmerman. and son,
Howard. were Mankao visitors the
first Of the week.
Miss Bernice Ostrander who teaches
at Cloquet. il home for the holidays.
{. r. Parker and family of Mime
apOlis are visiting at the Jardine
home.
Miss Iiazel Reed of Mankato was a
visitor at the J. r. Rcari home Tues
day.
. Nels Bailey moved his family into
The Andrew Helson house last Tues
day.
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Cleveland
I-om thursdays OsI'y.

TfOHl HuTSu crhy
Miss Anna Laue OF st. Paul arrived
at this place last Saturday and will
visit her parents over the holidays.
John Carter returned home last
| week from Ladysmith, Wis, where hc
was guest of the NJ. Little John
family.
T. W. Cook was 4 social and bust
ness caller at TIE county seat Satur-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil rressel are the
happy parents VI sOn which arrived
at their home last Saturday,, December
IS
Mr.. Irwin Radc2athcr of Sharon
and Miss Hazel Ransom OF this village
quietly slipped away t.om their friends
September ) and were married at Belle
laine. Thinking ii rather romantic
they kept their marriage secret and
IL did not become known until Satur-
day, December II. They will spend
the winter with the srcom's parents,
who live on farm three miles north
of this place.
The following were shopping al
Mankato last Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
II. II. Flowers and daughter, Gladys,
and the Misses Xenyan, Bcllig, White,
Shirton and Hurst.
ANGEL Perkins was on the sick list
several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Davis enter
tanned a large company of relatives
at their home last Sunday.
Mr.. Wilcox and daughter, Jessie,
will spend the holiday season together
In their home in Garden City.
The Offering for White Christmas
amounted 10 $40 last Sunday morn
ing the money being sent to the Child
Saving institute at Omaha. Neb.. To
make happier time for the children.
Professor J. e. Mckee left Friday
for his two weeks vacation, part OF
which will be spen. with his parents at
Madelia.
Miss Ruth Richardson went to
Silver Lake On Tuesday. taking her
little neice, baby Scoville, to her
home.
The post office is busy place these
days. handling the Christmas pack
ages.
Miss Ellie Prime of Waseca is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Osgood and
will remain over Christmas Miss
Prime is also enjoying greeting some
of her old time pupils here.
Bertha Cole. Ruth Mills. L. ID. Mills,
Erwin Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. Ohm
sted motored to Mankato Monday
morning.
There are quite number of people
suffering from colds and kindred all
ments.
ID. b. Marsh and little son, Royal.
left for Frazee last Thursday where
they will make their home with his
sister.
Miss Ethel Hurst arrived from Min
neapolis Thursday to spend the holi-
days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ballman and
daughter, Alice. visited at the Henry
Zimmerman home Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Davis and daughter. Ora
bell, spent last Friday evening at the
John keenan, home.
Mrs. John keenan, was q guest at
the Frank Hobson home last Friday.
w. G. Hunter, who has been sick
with pneumonia Is reported as being
able to be about the house at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Radmaches of
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Procrar, Was Enioyed.

TIL" West Manka;o SCncol gave a
ChristmsT program yesterday after
noon. which was largely attended. The
program consisted OF songs and reel
tations by the little people. which was
followed by a demonstration of me-
chanicai toys. After this n cantata
The Fairies Conspiracy" was given
in which Cinderella. Beauty and the
Beast. Jack and the Bean Stalk
and O,her fairies appeared. This
program was greatly enjoyed by all
present. The kindergarten class will
give their program and tree at the
school tomorrow morning.
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erom THURSDAYS DaIIs.
Christmas Festival at the Normal.

The Christmas festival this morn
ing which marked the closing of the
normal school for its winter recess
was truly festival In spirit for all had
a part I'm the celebration. from the
tiny tots in the kindergarten to the
seniors of the normal department.
and It was a very impressive sight as
the entire school, eight hundred
strong marched into the Assembly
hall, singing Christmas carols.
The unique feature of the program
was the decking of the hall AS the
chorus sang Justify, Come. Deck the
Hall With Boughs of Holly" fifty
young ladies dressed in white and
carrying wreaths of holly and gar
lands of Christmas green entered I'm
two lines. marched down the center
aisle. where they separated and as
each line passed out the side aisles.
the wreaths were placed on the poles
prepared for them. leaving the hugh
room a bower of green.
The rostrom had been converted
into stage. set with a little brown
house amid fir trees and snow, the
open front of which formed back
ground for the series OF exquisite
tab'eaux. depicting Christmas i'm many
lands. particularly of the peoples who
settled this north country. Each
tableau was accompanied by appro-
pirate music.
The following is The program:
Professional
Decking of the Hall.
A. Ill ...l
of Holly" Chorus.
The Spirit of Christmas" Tableau
Reading. Everywhere Christmas
Tonight" Phillips Brooks, Miss Kath-
crime Jones.
THE First Noel" Chorus.
"Oh. Little Town Of Bethlehem"
Glee Club.
Christmas i'm England, Tableau
The Critchett's Christmas Dinner. "
Christmas in Norway, Tableau.
Carol of Birds" Sixth Grade.
Solo. "Cantique de Noel" Helen
Eossuet
Chris mas n Holland, Tableau.
shine Out, oh Blessed Star" PrI-
mary Interme late Depts.
Christmas III Germany. Tableau.
Der Tannenbaum." "Stille Nacht,
heilige Nacht." Jun or High School
Christmas in Italy. Tableau.
Solo, The Oh mes" Maud Barnes
Christmas i'm America. Tableau
Santa Claus" Primary
The Choir Boys. Tab eau, Fourth
and Fifth Grade Boys.
Birthday CT Il King" intermediate
and Grammar Depts
Recessional.
The school will begin Tuesday,
January 4.
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Christmas Tree at the Y. NJ. c. A.

The Christmas tree program for
the boys Of the Y. NJ. c. A. and
their parents AMI friends was held
last night in the gymnasium, at 7:15
o'clock. There were about seventy
five in attendance. mostly boys. A
brilliantly decorated Christmas tree
was tho center of interest. The pro-
gram included Christmas songs, a
violin solo by Jack Spencer. the
reading Of story by Conrad Olson
and the recital IF literary selec-
ti0n by Miss Alice Robbins. Afte-
ttat the Christmas presents that the
boys brought for each other were
distributed. and each was given Il
Rag of >candy. the gift Of the Y. NJ
=. \. Tho prOgrsm VA c"nh""'"
bv W. J. Rother. tn" physical drcc.
tor.
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Finest Of Wheat That Supplies
Big Hubbard Mill
run thursdays Dai,,

Filled TO the very brim with golden
grain. including The very finest pro-
uu ed IN the fields OF North Dakota,
the twenty-six great steel tanks at
The Hubbard mill now contain a sup
ply that would run the IN. II for forty
hve days, even II not another bushel
should be rece. we'd. The tanks con-
an 10000 bushels, and besides this
supply, the company has stored in
MirneI pills hundreds of Thousands of
bushels. This is done in order that
the concern may be assured of
having plentiful stock of the very
best wheat that is Obtainable, until
the time comes for another harvest.
Much CT the wheat is No. Hard.
This is a very beautiful grain, and
when n large quantity of II is seen
at any one place, there Is real wealth
to look upon. A great deal more IL
the No. | Northern. On the whole
the quality is very fine indeed II
would not be desirable to have all
the wheat No. Hard, even II this
were possible. as different degrees
ct hardness are needed for different
varieties OF the milled products.
Are Larger Than They Look.
The tanks do not look nearly so
large as they are. when one sees
them from Front street. ID IL only
Ey going up in the receiving build
ing. ascending on the elevator. and
locking at the tops Of the tanks from
above. that one may get an adequate
conception of their vast capaci'v I'll.
I,r yAs.t sy e. L.,
On the firqt hrO~ e tho r"cp' wing
Rouse. i'm a compartment nv itself.
Is the Thermometer. bv which any
ono mPy at any moment ascertain
y" tcmnpra'urr Of the prai1 in nnv
one Ct The twenty six tanks. at point S
five feet apart. This knowledge Is
desired, because no one can tell when
n little tough or damp grain might
start heating. The thermometer
would give the alarm. before the
heating spread to the good grain. and
at once proper steps would be taken
TO remove the bad product.
Two end half vears ago the re-
ceiving house itself had a had fire.
But II was afterwards rebuilt and
made absolutely fire. proof. The floors
are of concrete. There is nothing
at all there to burn.
The unloading of the cars In itself
II q very interesting sight. The wheat
is drawn out with n large shovel.
which Is manipulated by man in the
car. hut the pulling power Is oh
tanned by means OF c"hln whereof"
steam mower Il uend 10 drag and
cCrape tho graf, fro, tho ear IN tho
door Thence ~ falls out upon q
grating and '~'-.r into a hopDer. ann
trereafter 'Alned I'D deHosiie Ell
IN the gr~'" '~rks All 'his Is done
by an ela,o'"'n ~ys'em of machinery.
----. -'...-- So Osr'v
St - M''~ Dec"mh"" ga
w~rd $500 ~d 'h" "'"'e hoard Of con-
troll ted - 'ha. NJ Pas~p,sren. M
tient ~ 'No st"te hn~pital for the
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Christmas Exercises at the Congresa
tionaI Church

SnTlSIWdS ESeFCfSCS at the Con9fe9a-
tionai Church.
Children and adults made up a
large atteIdarc" at the annual Christ
mas tree exercises. held last evening
at the Congregational church. The
church was decorated very beautiful
ly indeed. The program of exer-
cises, which the superintendent, Mr.
Thomas Hughes. provided, was pleas
ing, varied and well rendered. II
consisted OF recitations, dialogues,
songs, choruses, music and very
beautiful selection, entitled Gifts to
the King" which was given by Il
number of girls. very prettily attired
After the exercises the tree was light
ed. II sparkled from top to bottom
and the sight was gorgeous. There
was also mar,h. given by the chi
dren OF the school. The gifts. which
are to be sent bv the Sunday school
to the Santee School for Indians In
Nebraska, were displayed. u has
been the practice of this Sunday
school TO send gifts to those Indian
children for a number of years. The
school was founded for the benefit of
indian children VINO used to live in
the vicinity OF Mankato. Some OF their
fathers were among those that were
hanged here in 1862.
Twenty fifth Wedding Anniversary.
About one hundred relatives and
friends gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Ziemke at Vernon
Center on December Is to celebrate
their twenty fifth wedding annivers-
airy. At 1880 when all the guests had
arrived, the couple were reunited in
marriage At the bay window in the
pa rlor by Rev. O'Cleater OF the Luth-
eran church. The bride presented q
most beautiful appearance i'm her sill
yer gray wedding gown. She was at
tended by Mrs. William F. Keehn o.
Wood Lake, Mimi. who also was
dressed in gray. The groom was at
tended by his brother. Mr. Rinhar'
Ziemke of Tracy. MINI. They both
wore conventional black. After the
| ceremony they were ushered to the
| dining room by Miss Clara Billet
where q SPECIAL wedding supper was
served by Mrs. Keehn and Mrs. woll-
shirger. being assisted bv the Mi-se-
Clara Ziemke. lydia Engel. Frieda
Kerhn. Periha wollschlager and Lin
| da Arnft. While the guest were eat
Ing. they were entertained with reel
fations of music by Arnold Keehn
, The dining room was decorated with
Christmas bells and hollies. The
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Little Town Of Hethlehom". &c..
Eleanor Jensen. Alec Nelson. Hale
Clements. Flcriar Hlainschm'dt
Solo Obligato. Marian Smith
Piano Solo ...................
Victor Anderson
Trio. "Praisa We" frOr, Attilla. -.
Della Murphy. Ian Roberts. Harold
SLIDER
Hymn accompanies. Olive Kelly
and Victor Anderson.
Senior Christmas tree.
+. r. Smith Of Sioux Falls, S d.,
is the guest OF his sister, Mrs. &. ID.
Plumb Of Indian Lake.
J. Johnson Of Waseca, tralnmastei
of the Northwestern road, was a
visitor in the city today.
Mrs. w. NJ. Irving and daughter.
Miss Jessie, are spending the holidays
with friends at Lacrosse.
Miss Georgia Riley will leave to-
night for her home i'm Anthem, Iowa,
where she will spend the holidays.
The Misses Agnes Lauterbach and
Ruth Barber will spend the Christmas
holidays at their home in Redwood
Falls.
T.. f. Soaring. secretary Of the
Mankato Commercial club, |; confn"'
TO his hcme with IA severe attack of
grippe.
Misses Eva, Kathryin and Anna
Thorn leave Friday morning Tor their
home at Prescott, Wis, to spend the
holidays.
Miss Gertrude Kraus. who il en-
ployed at Crookston, Mimi, is home
to spend the holiday vacation with
her parents.
Miss Selma Mellgren, principal of
he high school at Ii Chtield, Is home
ior her ChriStmas vacation. Her par
ents arc Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mcllgren,
sos Pleasant street
August Schultz of Lime town, who
was in the city on business yesterday.
stated that the roads had been much
improved by the thaw. which melted
Town hard rough places.
Miss Margaret Sullivan. who teach
as school near Fairmont. visited
friends In, the city today, while en-
route to Rochester 10 spend the va
cation with Ter parents.
MI 3 Ruth FletCha VINO teacheS
In the public hools at Farl-
bault. and Miss Blanche Fletcher.
who teaches i'm the public schools M
Chisholm. are homo TO spend the
holiday vacation
Miss Clara Johnson OF Lake Crvs
tai II going to her home TO spend
he Christmas vacation. She attends
the normal school at Mankato. and
has been staying at the home OF her
s's'er. Mrs. r. r. Jensen.
Miss Minnie Sherlock arrived Der"
from ST. Paul, and spent the day
with her sisters. the Misses ShcrlocT
who attended FORMAL school. the
hire" 'ad'eT, continuing TO their hcr'"
in PeNe Plaina, where they viii
pond the chr'stm-s vacatoa.
MIR. ami Mrs. ". Y. R'shner so'
Dcnald ard daughter Margaret q.
Wells will arrive Tomorrow 10 spend
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Programs Were Given at High School

High school and junior high school
students presented very pleasing
Chri ;tmas program; AT high school
today, as follows:
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ct. ~ M'"r Decnmh"" 90
word '..'- "h ~" "'"'n hoard Of con-
troll ted =" 'ha' NJ Pas~p,s~nn a no
tieni n. 'Nn et"te h0~nital for the
insnno - Fergus Falls. had been
killed ""--~ while "'t"mn'irg to g.
cape e ~~''~h r''"dow Another M
'-..' - ~rccessfully escared co.
TIM h-'~~~ b. Tho, Rasm"e~"''
...'~d tL~ ~--'~ t"'~'- the r~nr 'rC'-e
md he FL H-aaf'~~ his neck