The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-09-16
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Thursday, September 10th 1915.
The M.S.P. ball team is leading in the
pennant race with percentage of 57I.
The Crescent City Courier a new ex-
change to reach our desk is bright newsy
little weekly and halls from Del Norte
County Calf, the land of the big red
wood, sunny skies and agate strewn
beaches. We note that Messers E.P.
Childs and George Sartevell have joined
hands and now devote their united efforts
in getting out the paper between them.
Its not so long ago that they were running
opposition sheets. The amalgamation was a
wise move for the district was too small to
support two papers on paying basis.
N.B.-Occupant of cell COB would like to
exchange Literary Digest for North Amer
cain Review.
Officer o. B. Johnson was conducting
party of visitors thru the institution a
few days ago and on their approach to the
power house with its huge tower, a gentle
man of the party enquired: ''What's that,
an air shaft?'' ''No'' said o. B. "Thats
the water tower" Now what Officer John
son can't make out is what use was the
visitor going to make of an air shaft out in
the middle of the yard where there's I'M
limited ''air.''
Next Saturday the Lake Elmo ball team
will compete with our champions. AS the
Lake boys are strangers to us we are hard
ly in position to say what the game will
be like; but of this you can rest assured, it
will be a victory for the home team F they
play like they did last week.
Mr.J. E.Desautels, was a visitor to State
Fair last week. He informs us that the
exhibits were top-notchers and that every
one seemed well pleased.
Count Gren Ella was one of the lucky
boys this month, he received glory ticket
last Monday, and will soon depart for pas
lures new. The Count is going to be sad
ly missed around here in more ways than
one, for he was sure some accommodating
gent, frequently filled the posts of band
master, orchestra leader and choir master,
whenever the Professor was absent.
Officer Settlemeyer, who resigned his post
last February returned to the fold and again
donned his uniform last Monday.
Mrs. 10. Clapperton of Duluth ac-
companied by Miss O'Keefe of St Paul.,
were interested visitors to the institution
last week 1.-THE ladies were ushered thru the
prison by Officer Clapperton.
Mr.. Sitter, Implement dealer of Stanley
Wis, was business visitor to the in
stitution the forepart of the week. AS
Mr.. Sitter handles our products he was
much interested in the manner in which
the various departments were conducted,
Mr.. Fitzgerald of the front Office staff
acted as guide to the energetic machinery
dealer on his tour of our CITY
1t now develops that ''Carl' instead OF
Heinie was the hero who rushed to Doc.
Walstrom' aid Tor should we say rescue?)
when the boy-like dentist injured himself
with sharp edged tool. But then mis-
take like that can easily occur for Heinie
is really so ''large' we felt sure he must
have been in it, However when Carl was
the real hero we must award the Iron
cross to him. Your turn next, Heinie.
PLEASE NOTE:-Last week we inserted
an advt. of exchange and gave the address
as 465B when it should have been 65A,
the right number but the wrong house.
So to give the gentleman his moneys
worth we reprint the corrected notice
herewith:
For exchange Theatre, Fra. Cosmo-
politan for Scribners, Harpers or Century
Also Life and New York Star for Leslies,
Independent or Nation. Don't all speak al
once.
Notice
All inmates desiring to write
to the State Board Of Control
will notify their officer. who In
turn is requested to send you,
notification to the Deputy War.
den S office. previous to Friday
noon in order that special pape,
for that PURPOSE may be furnished
YOU. Letters written on the
regulation size PAPER will not b
permitted to so.
c.. S. Reed.
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