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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27
1S. Snumnalan nfon taisteln Sep
pGien fansia msfon aiipista.

8astabafoiiesti uffo ~ieiiraIi fump
paniania ia perille tliltlia ei bGn oi-
fein tietdnpt, mitd ianoa. 8GbGn
plibuttiia talioin laaousta, aifaii fiii
tenfin itffo iulmia ia iamoi: "etfo
bitomaa, ettG Sitmala tGllG taiioilla
%ranfniiee iinua iiit6, eta DIET bdnes-
til ntopuniit ia femptmieliiesti itieefi
f%otpittaitt iellaiiia Sumalan armo-
I~iiporfiin, iotfa ainoasti fuulinpai
SitmaIon Iapiine."
."4iitfa onpat oifeat Simalan lap
fet2" fpiGii SeppGner.
"gse, iotfa oapat tebneet oifean ia
tiirnufien ia paranmtfien", ,uastaii
1tbfo.
"Eoiiin Sanoo Ganpali Sal. 3:
&c, iosia bdnen ianania fiuiIiiipoi
main: Re olette faiffi Sumalan lap.
fet iisfon foitta Seeiiifien aristufien
p1GIle."
"SitG mieltG minGfin olen," mas
tdfi 1tffo, lila usfo on ola poran-
niifiestn."
"Sopii niinfin ionon, jos miiiitoir
oifein tGiitGmme mitG iilld on bnt-
mGrrettdhpd. SelittGfGG fuinfa pa
rontlis ia rtsfo pbteen fitiilitruot."
"UlinG olen fen 10 ferran iinitllG
%fanoriit, ia 1sfen iiitri len Siisiine'
lin ielitin. Iitddfo miniin iitG mp0.
tdnfd teille' ielittdmdn."
Colin %ieIititte fem 10 rerron mr.
ruilIe", mastaii SeppGnen ia MIND
oIinfin iiIlotn inrnaa mieItd, fiin tie.
lin, tpoon miriin oiat1ifieni ctuoi
rnirltamisia foboisfa erinneet teiodr
-opistonne, ia ientdboen on torpeelli'
men, fosfa ndistd aiioistu ferram PIT
ibirmme, ut6estania minuIle fertoc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27
10. SeppGnen ter,uebtps.

Sum SeppGnen oil min terpebtp.
MT ettG ban iafioi tpotG tebbG, meni
bGm tebtaalle ia iaifin bienompaa ia
buofeata tpotG, iosta, Iiiben perebtp-
neenG fai iaman palfan fuin ras-
faammastafin tpoStG ennen of iaa-
nut, wGlistG mGbGn enemmGnfin, fiji
ID tebtaalla oil mGbGn, bienon ia Il.
romman tpon tefijoit1 ia niist1 fam
natti enemmGn mafiaa, fun iellai1is-
ia teoflista iaatiin bmpG binta. 8d-
biteIlen iai bdn welfaniu tebtaan ber
ralle mnfietufii, paitfa ie tailtinia
aitana of tullut iofieeniin iuurefii.
81bitellen tuli bdnen bnoneitteniu-
fin binta motietufii. Tebtaan omis-
taja oil ninittGin mppidlle mafianiit
fen loppl,binnan. SGn oil ottamit
tpelfafirian ia lpbenii iiiben mita
SeppGnen tp0aniiostanIa laatboi idt-
tGG tarpeiiiinia ottamatta. Scotia pa.
rantumiienia jGIfeen iat bdnen mai.
monia tpton, iofa of beiffo ia fioli
muiitamon pGihp1n elettpdnfd. Mie-
beniG iairuona ollesia oil poimo
mirbeesta tiillitt beifofii, fplmettpt,
tunii pistofiia %rinnasiania, riipeii ps
fimGGtt ia bGntG ipaiApaii uiein BEN
gen abbiStus. SIo mieben tertpebtp-
miiestd ia banen onnelliiesta ipnnpt.
tGmiiestGnfG bGltpeni palio nGitten
pabtpoien fa,ttta. MieDen iertpeps
nGfpi mposfin oIepan pilalla. SON
tlinii uiein maiipaa ia pafotiista ie-
IGsiGniG, eifd entiiet molmanfa tut
leet tafaiiin. TGnd faiffi muisttitti
niein beitd lGbestmpGstd flolemosta.
&erran istliipat mics ia ma,nto pb-
besiG ia pubuiapat fhuuloiiuuoestan-
ia. @aimo fpipi miebeltGniG: "mitG
bpotpG luilet iiit1 oletpan, ettG Sii-
nlala eniin antoi paban mieben linla
tpifnuttau ia on antanit meibGn IL
%,pulobifii tulla."
Wies mastaii: mind en- toiin tie.
oG, mibinfG nGmGt faiffi opat tar.
peelliiet, oiittain iaatm fuitenfin
fGIittGG, mitG minitin tiilee nGitten
tapausten bpotpG. SQUIRT ennenfltin
tiilin iairaafii olin %iuuresia bonn
masia raittin6en ~aliasia ia lunlin
tpGfimollalla ~taitatpani bdipittaG ino-
piuniien pabeen. 4ristilliippoen ia
rston aiia idi tdmGn faiitta tafapa-
julie. MinG olin tpGbitellen llopit'
nut Siimalasta ia bppGn t~arfoitiif-
fen nimellG toiminiit Imam Santa,
Iirottaen omiin potmiiri, erfG moi
%pmmGrtGG, mibin nina iilld tieGlG o.
liiin ioiitilniit, jos Ell Slmala diff
iallimit pabantefiidn toimittaa teton.
ia, ionfa farttta tiilin i~oatetlfii aiat-
telemaon iiuirta %beiffouttani ia fGan-
tGnndGn iilmGtti SitmaIaan ia Sa-
men aprimia. Siisii ia fufa tieii 10.
fiji muffin tuIi fen faiittd aiattele.
moan, mitG b1nen ~raiibaania iopii.
Siiomarien ia iina-fapafoitiiiain
mebfeet tulitpot ibmeelliielId tapalIa
bGapitetpfii ia raittiuoen oiia ebistpi
len foiitta paremmin fiiin mintn
Dominant fottta. @titG mliiita Str
mola meioGn iairaiioellamme tarfoit
tame, en- tiebG, poon fen pmmGrrGn,
eta ban fiimminfin tnbtoo iiHG pi.
tdG meitG tpireelIG oiottelemasia tie.
Iumnte oiioo, miiistiittaa meitG fit-
fotieii pionfin topobtihpasta poisIGb-
o0st6 tGstG mooilmasta.
Oh Q~e~I~~ o.ag:~ ko~s~ "a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27
"Katso, nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."
Seppanen ia Hanen Perheensa
'airi. s. 6. SiOos. Yromasti.

ptIuu pieIltuIt YUpuI
&engen tooistrs. eta oIet Sumalar
lapii."
"Gliinfa woin fen iaaOa9"
"&un oifein tunnel ipntiii, faoui
Hit1 ipO1mmest1ii, aietilt faiffitietd
man Sumhlan ~faslpoitu eseen, rl'
Toilet @1nelt1 ipntein anteetii dilta
mista ia tpptpwaiiesti fannat SGner
manbursfasta luibaania iDntieii tdb-
ben, rutoilet YpbGn Sergen waIais-
tista ia Wafuutusta lapicnoifeuoes-
ia ia tpptypGiiesti oootat SGnen mus
taustnnia, ettd minimum monet H.
ruttomat pelemGttomillG fGiilia itiel-
left omista Sumalan arntoa ia iian-
faiffista eldmG1."
"WainG luulin f~uitenfin, ettd &ris
hifien lunaStus ia ijanfaiffinen eld-
ma fuuluiii faifiIle ihmifiue ilman
seroitlsta, iill1 ianoopa raamattu
faitfi oDat be ipntid tebneet, eifd bell
"a, ole fersfaamista Sumalan eoesiG
ia tilepat ilman aniiotania man
b~nrsfaafii len ~lnnashifien faitta io-
la on Seeiufiesia &ristufiesia."
"9siin toiin alituls faifille tarjo-
taan, miitta eiiudt faiffi tiile al,tiiaif,
H. iind Ell faiffi nsfo Seeiufien pGdI.
Ie ia jofa eli iisfo ie faootetaan."
TSiis omistamme armon ainoas-
tanin usfolla, eit1 mulilla talpalla."
"gfiin holm, mritta meillG pitGd o.
Ieman oifeasia armoidriestpfiesiG
Eaatu usfo."
"Wfrtta fllinfa ie iaaoaan?"
Gifts fuuIut? SelitinpG juuri
mt, fiinfa ie iaabaan. StiestdsfG
solet tllliit tuobon llillo-nsfoon, iofo
1tGfpp iiniilIa olapan taiffa onto TO-
HI fen iinulle opettmlt2"
"SeppGien fansia olen ndistG off
oista prbnntt. San on neliponut
minuo iisfomaan Sumalnn ianna ia
fen Iupaltiia ia %ianoniit eta ie on
FpbGn Sengen tpo, ettd me usfomnle
len pGalle, ionfa Sitmala lGbetti.
"Bai min. SGn n1fpi plepan tlio-
non f6pbddfr iiSfoon taipuiooinen.
Clio bGn ole antamiit Serran foapnn
roneaistlifien ipodmesi6nid ipaifut-
taa oitean fatiimufien ia %parannltf-
fen? MinG Glen ollrt toimosia, ettG
tito fodpa fltri fuitenrtn Off maifrt-
tanrt Ddfapasti bGnen ipoGmmeen-
"a"
"&Gpf1Gmme bGnen fansiania nGis-
tai aiioista pubumaan," ianoi Susii.
"Soatamme fdp6G", ,pastaii toi-
men, "mutta en- toimo iiitG oleipan
palio aqua fila ban on ferran olliti
tpalaistu, ia fun ei Serran topat ;oD
tntfiet ole woineet bGnen mieltdniG
muuttoo, mitG iitte minln beifot ia
mani"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27

Hiiftmisbet, iOtsa otpat iImsitts'
neet IebSesidmme, osuat tslIeet bso-
maamaar, ETH anttaia.IehSesfi tau-
uettss sImsitlsa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27

tie0G MILLION iinut fltiutaan pois.
SiIlG lpbpt on ibmiselo, Ell iuotta fper
rata iitG teoon fiiftaar, iofa aamra-
ieIla ailfeaa ia tiaotirri betren, naan
Italia on 10 lafastiimit. Sitten fun
fiitiutaan pois iinit, MOTTO ola nal
mis- lGbtem1drL mai DielGfo maail-
man ilosla talbot eldG, ne ilot oipat
betfelliiiG. sos nioret fGiitt1iiimat
iitG iloa mitG Seeiufiesia ioa iloita
ie festG1 mield balioan t1olla puolen
&aritian istiiimen liionu. Sierra iuo-
foon ettG Selluntai turlet iaiii put
baltao morten mprer %iDDdnteen ettd
tilliiipat fGiittGmaGn flitnra falliita
be Quot Seeiufiele. Seeius on fipol-
Tut meibGnfin taboen, teDnpr Iapief-
ieen ppbGsiG fasteesia, MT otpat SUI
malan lapiia taiapoan perfIIiiid. gi-
f0 ole ipptG iloon fuin olette iban tai
maan aiiiffaita. =
6GpfGG nloret Serron tpobon.
Snban meillG uloriioliitto, ioSia Iaa
Itoimia Siimalan moltafnnnan bp-
|wGfii ia laiilufltoro, iobon nlioret Of
tafaa innolla oIaa, iillG lailii tape-
tusta aarihiasta mirfistaG mieltd
IpnffimG bettinG. 2ailliilla on ibmeel
linen moima ia maifntiis. Sppt-
il1mme 2ntber pitt palion laitlusta /
ioitosta BON mainitiee ettd laiiln on
bGntG mlpnta fertaa ilabuttaniit mo-
net pabut a%iatiifiet ia ipnffpps titl'
leet fartotetutii. Monesti on minna
Iaulu nirtistGnpt. Dim tGsid biljat
|foin murbeen moltaamana, oil tait-
mis- iIta. Wenin iilos f%Gmelemaan.
|Siloin fuulin laitlua. &lipeiin fuitr-
telemoon. Selfe1sti ia fauniiSti To-
jabti:
"Speta maailmaa pimeda
gt' ompi liuri Unit tGa,
gttei Ie roliboa etiimadn
syeefutien luofie rienndfadt.
SGG iaIoiiuis mpos opeta:
8mabursfaafi' tilee maailnta
0ain failtta Siintal' ibmiien
Sominto fuolon iperiien."
@nempG1 en- funlliit, nnitta torrd
fitulemoni tefi miniiiin lanomatto-
man moifut1ifIen. Titntiii iilta, fnin
pIiiin oIIut taipoosla ia noiittinitt
tGnoelIist1 rauboa Seeilfiesio. Sd
oifeota roitboa ie onfin eta nina, jo'
ia olen oia pimedstG moailrnasta,
mtunnen Ipntini ia tiebGn, eta Glen
SpntaenG monbursfas Seeiiifieh an
Siosio. aiitos Siimolan eta t%ottftert
woIfe,is on minun fdiittanpt yfiio-
ret pstGipGt, Iuitlofaa tGGlld 10 itiitto
IouIria ia ioiteltuu aaritiun firriniaf-
Il. Niin Iaotte fifteen lailella iiar-
foiffiiesti t~aiipaasia Sumolon istui-
men eoesSd. Sitd toiauoo uerella os-
tettii
Morid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27
20. Catalan Snsiin tnomio ia
farms.

Catalan Siisii ioi pabontetonia
tGboen faiiuan Ola tiistisiania. ga.
BIN ipptos bdntd tpostaar, piinon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27

HtDpllIl JlIru, lpttpD1rIH talt1DeinlUir,
pabdn toistd wuottofin. pd6ttpnl6tt6
iilld mulitamia miiita FUN bGnt6 ia
talon iidntdG, ionfa Iuona onnetto-
mot miinafestit pioettiin, olimat aIi-
aan ippuiiinG oifeuteen meoetpt, ia
faiffi paitii Susii foetthpat Jos iota-
fin furia padstltienid aiiasta ua-
paafii. SanG aifana fGspi Susii u
iein SeppGien luona loboutusta etIi-
masid, finn moffinid obitie fdapi teb-
taalla tposiG. Scum banen oitens.
iuttunia faiffi olitpat pGGtetpt ia
bGn oil iaffonia matianut, pG6ii ban
fuitenfin t~isfastania. Silloin bGn
%bartpemmin fGfpi SeppGien lltona.
Sielunia nlia nGfpi alma enemmGn
ioutlnpon unbotufieen. Sonottiin bG
men iosfus rpppistelleenfin, iofa Ell
milloinfaan tapabtunut t~iisfanla al
lana. ga fufa tieii Diff ban fofo-
mania mennpt entiieen iumalatto.
moan oloonia, Jos Ell Siunala taas
erifurilla oliii pafottanut b1ntG etIi.
mdGn aqua iefa riiumiillenia eta tie
liQlenia. Siriid tebtaalld pinoes-
liania oil birren POD fotpasti lo1fan-
nut bGnen ialfaania, min ettG ban
meni pporrpfiiin, ia fun BON iiitG
Wirfoii, oil j%alfanla min mabinsoi-
tettlt, ettei ban iaattanut iiiben tlirtpa
ia, tpaan ipietiin fantamalla fotiin.
Sdalld bantG boioettiin monta milf.
foo, ia erG1ni pdiapGn1 tuli bGnen
pGallenid floleman pelfo. SGn lGbet-
I'll hpaimonia ppptGmdGn SeppGst1
iinne trlemaan. SeppGnen oil toiin
iieDlG bGnen iairastlmiienia ialfeen
10 parifin fcrtaa ollitt, miitta 5illoin
Ell bGnellG ollut mitGGn eritpilesti bG-
nellie imtott0pad, maon olifpat plet.
iesti fristilliiiStd aiioista publlneet.
Wlltta MT ban plibiii ~pGbitellen to-
pabtlneesta muiitofiestania Di,oli-
mattomuiiteen bengelliiisiG aiioisia'
ia faGntpmlilest1niG Putin ia pabuu
teen. Sdn ianoi mpos fplld pmm1r-
|tGapdniG fen, ettG Sierra oil antanut
tdmGn bGnen ialfania mifunittamiien
ientGbben tapabtiia, ettG ban fGGntpi.
AL pois pabalta tieltd, iobon bdn taas
oil ioiitunut. SeppGnen febotti bun.
I'd Serran faswoja etiimGGn ia SD
nesia ppipmGGn. Sairas pppii Bonita
uiein llionania fGpmd1n. SeppGnen
liipaii fen ia pitifin lupaiiflenia. ga
fin bdn nGfi bGnen perbeineniG jour
tuneen plt~iitteeieen, eifG fenenfdGlt
ftabtoapan aittaa bdisid. Iaiuaii bGn
bnrlelle Ddblsta mdrolstdtld MIN
|tarfoin, ettG itle oil pluitteesia ia top
tpi ipelfaa teb6d.
SillG aifaa fun SeppGnen oil Of
Int lairus, pitt &isto pdG iobtaiana.
benselliiid fofoufiio, ioibin ianaa
fuilemaon ia fesflisiaemuan uiein
palionfin ,p1fe6 fofoontiti. SeppG-
fen tertpebopttpG ia fofoufiisia taas
piibeita ioboattaesia liiGGntpi ioi,ffo
wieIG iiiuremmafii ia fesfustelrrt TIT
Iitpat pbG m~ilffaimmifii.
|21. Snomaalan nfon fesfnstelemi-
aeu iuanban tnttaiuan fansia
Wiil,tomat panbat berGnneet of.
mnt nfSiu %np,mnoiu J,tomooIon ,,for
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-27
Fl. Smomaalan nfon fesfnstelemi.
neu iunnban tnttaiuan fansia

Matutomat panbat ber1nneet of.
mot ptiin nelhpoin Titomaolan llfon
tunsia rlnpenneet mostustamaon
.SeppGien beibGn ~mielest1niG lopbGd
usfonoppia ia fiimaasti maatimaan
pfiitpataista p%arannlista, ennen fiin
,nsfosta iopifi p%ubuafaan. 81 BET
oGn mGitofleniG fiiitenfaan moimeet
palio mitdGn maifuttaa, fun eihpGt
.apoineet minimum toilet, ionainia to-
titiitta Sitmalan %ianalla tpabpistaa,
eifG ebes ipGittd1, ett1 be oimaa op-
piania ieiiraten oliiihuat tiiIleet ppfp-
apGiieen ormotilaan. @~dbitellen rit-
pelhpat befin oman oppinia felpolli-
iitittta epGilemddn, erinomottain iitte
fun pffi beioGn fiitpaammista iiston-
TIA piioliiStaiista oil fdpnpt Sitomod-
Ian iifon fansia piibeila ia fofouf.
lesia beioGn farsiania nernpoterliit
rSfon aiioista.
(Sdtfetaar)
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-03-22
Eat more Of Shepard's honey.

Mrs. w. r. hHOWI6o SIlCC1 tc1iuCu
the Art Circle Tuesday afternoon.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
B. A. Synes next Wednesday, March
%.
Good improved farms for rent,
near River Falls. Inquire Of w. E.
Winter adv.
DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Ashley enter
tanned last Thursday and tonight at
$50 o'clock dinners.
Supt. and Mrs. Amy entertained
the basketball squad at a o'clock
dinner last Wednesday.
A petition has been circulated and
sufficient signers secured to bring up
the license issue at the coming city
election.
Miss Irma Armstrong is in Min
neapolis. keeping house for h e r
brother Floyd, whose wife is i'll at
hospital there.
C. E. Nelson left today to COM
mence his duties as linotype operat-
or in Percy AID Roberts Star-Observ-
er office at Hudson.
City Electrician E. E. Buck and A.
M. Baldwin are attending a conven-
ton of Northwest electricians in the
Twin Cities this week.
Ladies' Aid society Of the Swedish
Mission church will meet with Mrs.
Walter johnson Wednesday, March
18th, 2 p. m. Everybody cordially
invited. Notice change of dates.
Keep in mind that the annual
meeting of the Improvement League
will be held Monday afternoon, April
2, and then let your mind direct
your steps right to the place of meet
inc which will be announced in next
weeks papers.
Manager Ben Rosenberg of the
Princess theatre sent to Hudson for
films Saturday, Wilbur Rupert max
ing the trip and returning about
$50, when the show was started. An
overland delivery of films has been
made regularly each day since.
In the state normal school orator
ical contest held here a S t week,
places were awarded as follows: Su
parior, Stevens Poi n t, Platteville,
and La Crosse. On account of the
snow blockade the contest was post
poned from Friday night to Satur-
day afternoon.
The task of bringing the mail down
from Hudson Tuesday was no small
one. After starting out from Hud-
son with 80 sacks Mr.. Oligney found
the load too heavy for two horses,
and sent out for a lead team, Frank
Baker, on skis. driving them out.
Earl Hunter accompanied Mr.. dig
ney on the trip. They were forced
to leave "a sacks of mail in Hudson. !
A team belonging to Jas. Chesebro
took fright and ran away Monday
noon, running at top speed from the
Lund establishment, north up Main
TO Maple street, then across the
bridge and on over to the f. M.
White residence. They almost COM
pletely demolished the cutter, be-
sides breaking off two of the traffic
guides at the Bank corner. Fortu
nately no people or teams were in
their path.
A couple of weeks ago the Pavil- |
ion in Glen Park collapsed from the
weight of the snow upon its roof.
Workmen have cleared up the wreck |
and piled up the lumber to await the
action of the City Council regarding
its disposal. Although dances held |
in the pavilion have not generally |
proved very successful financially,
it may be decided that the building
is sufficiently useful to warrant re-
pair. 1t was erected about Is years
ago, by ]. j. Foster and the late
John Barrett. Eight or nine years
ago it was purchased by the city, |
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-03-22
Local News

Robins made their first prominent
here today.
/. Corcoran Of Williams, Mimi, is
spending the week in the city.
Miss May Symes entertained at
$50 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.
Horses for Sale-3 mares from 3
t. Z years. Inquire of Thos. A. Kin
my, Route 2.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Severance of
Minneapolis are visiting at the home
Of Mrs. T. J. Snodgrass.
Miss Mary Chapman arrived home
Monday for a two weeks vacation
from her school at Mansion.
The high school debate, which was
to have been held Tuesday, March
20, has been postponed to Friday,
March %.
The Board of Audit Of the town Of
River Falls will meet at the Town
clerks office March 27, 1917. l. J.
Kinney, Clerk. adv.
Twelve of Miss Anna Barrett's
friends gave a very pleasant sur
prise party in honor of her birthday
anniversary yesterday.
Mrs. John Pineau of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting W h her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Wenzel the
past four weeks left for her home
this morning.
The 25th wedding anniversary sur
prise party of March 9 was in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Bliss, in
stead of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bliss,
as stated in last weeks local papers.
Don't read this unless you have
80 acres Of land with house, with
in two miles of normal school at Riv-
er Fails, to trade in part for 80 acre
farm worth $4,000, located in Doug
las county, Wis. Address Max Wei
chelt, Scion Springs, Wis.-adv.
This week E. r. Linehan of this
city has shipped to Wellesburg, w.
one Of his Llewelyn setter
pups. Last week he sent an Is
month old dog to Macon, Mo, also
one to Else, S Oak. Last year he
sent pup to London, Ont, which
received first prize at the monthly
show of the London Canine associ-
alton. Another one of Linehan's
pups owned by H. r. Brown receiv-
ed second in the New York show.
All these pups were bred from all
English stock, sire Sport Marse Ben
and dam, Linehan's Flora White
stone. Champion Marse Ben and
Champion Count Whitestone are two
champion great grand sires of this
Glue blooded canine.
The blockade of the train near
Glovers Station since la Friday
mas meant a great expense to the
Omaha line, not only in the loss of
business during that time, but in
many other ways. There will be
heavy rebate on their mail contract,
and loss on the passenger fares,
which were exceptionally large on
account Of the oratorical contest
here. The engine crews on the four
engines which were stalled received
big wages and overtime, the salary
of each engineer who renamed idle
with his engine, amounting to $18
per day. Then there has been
large crew Of men engaged in SHOW
cling snow, about 20 men working
out from here and many others have
been constantly engaged on the big
drifts where the engines were stall
ed. The snow pillow which started
work on this branch yesterday was
sent up from the Northwestern line,
the two Omaha plows available for
this division both being off the
track, one at Woodville and the 9th
or at Lake Elmo. The branch line
down through Spring Valley has not
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week.
Don Healey arrived here the first
Of the week from Richardson for
short visit.
The Degree of Honor will meet
this Thursday evening, at Forest.
ers' Hall at o'clock.
Chas. Beschta returned h O. eI
Saturday from a business trip to
Clintonville, this state.
FOR RENT-The L. D. Morgan
house on the West Side, near High
school. Inquire of Frank M. Bliss.
Aadv.
Mrs. Peterson and two daughters,
of Amery, were guests at the home
of Mrs. J. C. Keith from Thursday
to Tuesday.
The community unites in sympa-
thy with Professor and Mrs. Prucha
in the loss of their infant son, who
died last Friday.
Mesdames Curtis Johnson. C. E.
Nelson, C. A. Smith, Mat. Elertson,
and Peder Peterson entertained the
Young Peoples society Of the Ezeki'
ell Lutheran church at a hard times
party" in Foresters Hall last even
ing.
The Mcdowell club is practicing
each Tuesday evening under the d.
rection Of Prof. Fish of st. Paul for
the open musical program to be Civ
en- the first week of May. The Rose
maiden by Frederick H. Cowen is t. e
selection chosen for rendition.
At meeting Of the Rod and Gun
club, held last evening, amendments
to the Clubs constitution were
adopted and plans were discussed
for stocking the streams with trout
fry. 1t was announced that carp
will be seined from the ponds, the
work to be done under supervision
of Deputy Came Warden Andrew
Hope. DR.. A. E. Gendron was elect
ed vice-president of the Club.
The Dougherty Stock Co.. after
having been marooned since Thurs
day at Ellsworth, braved the drifts
Monday afternoon and drove out,
the male members of the troupe
spending most Of the time on the
trip operating shovels. They arrived
here about 6 D. M, after having
been on the road since noon, and
gave very good presentation Of the
play, 'Tennessee's Partner" that
evening, large crowd turning out
for the performance. The Jordan
Dramatic Co., scheduled to appear
here the first of the week, were at
Hudson, but did not venture to at
tempt to fill their engagement here,
and the Dougherty Co. gave another
performance on Tuesday night.
About the heaviest snow fall of
this stormy winter came last Thurs
day night, and when the morning
passenger train attempted to reach
Hudson it got no farther than Glow
ecs Station, where it remained STALL
ed for six days. Two engines, sent
up from Hudson, were stuck fast be-
fore reaching Prescott Roads, and
they were not released until Monday
night, when they were taken back to
Hudson. There were in the neigh
borhood of 800 people at Hudson
Friday, awaiting transportation to
this city to attend the state normal
school oratorical contest. These
were rooter delegations from the
several schools Most of the speak
ers and very few Of the delegates
had arrived here Thursday. and a
few more made the tedious trip
down by sleigh. Passengers and
crew on the marooned train were
fed at the Hooking home nearby, I'M
til rigs could get through to take
them into Hudson. On Sunday al
large number from here drove or