The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-03-04
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Seventeen more DAYS, then exit winter.

Seventeen more days, then exit winter.
Big Chief says April is a lucky month.
The lob Print boys are busy on the F. M.
price lists.
Kal is doing some fancy ruling for the
Chief Eng. Dept.
Our Job Press man is right there when it
comes to rush order.
Mr.. Rosing was a pleasant caller at the
Mirror Sanctum during the latter part of last
week.
Officer PiculelI is acted as Kitchen Guard
during Officer Plante's absence, who was on
the sick list.
DR.. Ms Chautauqua paper was held
over by '.Ye Editor and will appear in
our next issue.
Warden Reed, and number of officers
from this institution, were absent on bust
ness trip to Levenworth Kan.
Former occupant of cell 344-b wishes to
inform his friends that he has moved to
38O-b. Please send reading matter as here
tofore. Many thanks in advance.
Count Glen Ella is some conductor. is the
general opinion of the Printorium, and
from all Ye Scribe can discover, this goes
with every one in the institution.
Our population this week is considerably
reduced owing to the transfer of 1873 men to
the Federal Prison at Leavenworth Kan. We
wish the Boys, one and all, the best of luck
in their new home.
The Chairman of the Board of Control
was genial caller at our sanctum the end
of the week. "Come again, Mr.. Vasaly! We
can't become too we'll acquainted and you
always bring happy smile for us, anyway. >
Captain Broostrom, of Cell Hall B. paid
our humble sanctum visit Monday after
noon, and during his stay he demonstrated
his ability as clock doctor. "Come again
Capt the patient is still far from recovery"
Mr.. Andrist, private secretary to Gov
ernor Hammond, was one of the interest ed
visitors at the Mirror Office. He informed
us he daily received many queries regarding
this institution through being Secretary to
the Board of Pardons.
One of the best written articles it has
been our privilege to print in The Mirror
for many moons is SIS contribution on:
"The Day Period of Indefinite Length. .
You all want to read this for it will prove
both interesting and instructive.
There's a rumor to the effect that we can
look for another epidemic of cell changes
Just about any day now. And do you know
we kind of believe it is true, judging from
the worried look that the Deputy Warden
and Cell Hall Captains are getting.
There appeared in this column last week
the announcement of the transfer of Night
Guard Fitzgerald to Cell Hall B. Through
deviation in getting the name we had it
Fitzpatrick when it should have been Fitz-
gerald; we tender our sincere apologies.
Owing to the quantity of MSS. received
of late by the Editor, he has been forced to
hold some over for future publication owing
to lack of space. Because your copy has not
been used as vet, do not for moment think
that it has found a resting place in the w.
B. 1t will appear in the near future; watch
and wait.
The Members of the Legislature who
were in session at the Prison Saturday were
one and all interested in our live little
Weekly. Our circulation man was busy
humbro during the afternoon passing Out
copies to the visitors. Complimentary re-
marks seemed to be the order of rhe day fol-
one and all seemed to have the opinion the
the "Mirror' ranked we'll to the front among
the Weekly Publications of the State.