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Wallace, Editor and Publisher! faith in his innocense, and his splen- money to the extent of i two lives that 000,000. commission was auth- Falk representing the faculty and marked the close of did character. The Every one attending the con- Mr. had been something out of the ordf Cooper representing the schiool g Entered at Postoffice at Sauk Cen- most orized to borrow up to $40,000,000 Minnesota, Perhaps the cert at the Sherman in St. Cloud board are to give the talks, Loren nary. They lived happily together : tre, as second class mail. in the proceedings?;?rehensibleis the for state loaning purposes and against seemed thing whole issued about $20,- where Louise Homer sang to Hanson will preside as toastmaster. for 70 years, and died on the same of indictment, most this amount it has & RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION circulation the plainly think that their money was certainly The flower will also be car- day. vilely worded, has to some 000,000 in bonds. To speak the spent. Domestie, that been commission, well Those attending it from ried out in ?gme‘table decorations. Minneapolis in advance ...... $2.00 extent distributed by the Farmer-La- and the law for that were in obtaining which is under A recommendation ) matter, it is not without its critics. here fortunates After the banquet receivership of the Minneap- Foreign in advance ...... $2.50 bor politicians, with which they were some excellent seats. Louis Homer the siapervision of Miss Conmy, a that the to flood case There has been much whispering that This olis & St. Louis railroad be continued prepared the district in have been per- sang in Italian, German, French, short program will be given. conviction, in~the hope of politics and favoritism English. voice had a range and dance until Jan. 1, 1927, was received-Ly R of his the state Her of will consist of an interpretive 4 '::,,',":'l electing a member of that party to mitted to interfere and octaves, and sings high notes by girls, by Minneapolis bondholders from the £ . of farms in two she a group of Junior a solo A congress. is even possible that they stands to own a number exceptionally well for a contralto. a act New York committee representing the It a result. One Richard Schoenhotf, and one may resort to these tactics in a quiet the near future as She entertained for one and a by Mr. Mor- story to the capitol this tiem play, “The Threshold” bondholders’ interests. (VEMBER (3;s({l'\’\\& and underhanded way, in the at- half hours. She ‘was very generous gan and Mrs. Richards. - The re- Eveleth—Through the courtesy of g‘}:\ ,‘{’ week was that a Northern Minnesota ”W tempt to poison the minds of the brou'iht with her encores and was called back of the evening will be given Oliver Mining company, the securing a loan of $4,- mainder the Iron X oA susceptible. farmer after a great of times, fact and general good 000 from the commission number which over to dancing a city of Eveleth is paying $90,000 in wat shows how pleased her audience was Another unpleasant incident holdings and %andonedWisconsin. time. old bills. Councilman Owens stated way St. spread his moved: to with her entertainment. 4 , the the Cloud Times T that the Oliver company advanced S indictment Republican :% \"‘ - - the news of the arrest and [ Frank W. Matson, can- $90,000 on their taxes in order to help page in big black On Wednesday April 30th the Sew- over its front didate for railroad and warehouse Hibbing—Reports having gone out the present council relieve the situa- screaming It was not only unapposed Club met at the Junior High headlines. commissioner is so far and ir:gl that great quantities of iron ore are existing among ST thing do, to thus gloat he may get School. Mildred Davis, Helena Hedin, tion merchants and a vicious to there is a possibility that to be shipped and that the ranges are city. ; A accusation against a home by without rival. C. M. Bendixen Geneva Lux, Evelyn Heraly and Dor- others who are creditors of the voua- over the a again rejoicing in abundant prosperity SFFILIATING |P| MEMB unjustly charged, but it was of county, has othy Bosshardt were hostesses. Ro- man, Redwood who been gella Larson and Graber with the result that there has been a rank ingratitude on the part of its mentioned for the place may not go. Florence 7, S/ gave a demonstration for rush of unemployed to the range. \iiß%A publisher. It was only a few years A possible rival, however, may be the benefit iw7fzxq’é’s*(\l Mr. was himself Oscar of Nicollet county. of the club. Rosella and Florence Those who do not want to work with Eyes Glasses ago that Swenson Examined Fitted indicted by a federalSchliflingrand jury, and Mr. Matson presides over the utility are training the demonstration team, pick and shovel should keep away. was removed as postmaster by the department of the commission and is Margaret Moynihan and Reonelda Engineers, office help and other skilled attorney general, before in its requirements *and Claseman until Miss Conmy can take labor the mining companies will draw In its persecution of Congressman Democratic well versed charge after Banquet. he, like Mr. Knutson; was vindicated demands. the Junior largely from their own organizations DR. R.D.N. SPRINGER} Herald Knutson in his recent trouble, Congressman the St. Cloud Daily Times almost by a jury. Knutson The Junior Prom, the social event or from former employees. The .pen- Optometrist went the attorney general not L 6 08 BXBXFNKFXEOKR PNFO NP NFR ing for this class of employment ’@{ reached up to the level of the Twin before Schliplin, of the year, will occur Saturday eve- are x Kline’s Sanitarium, Anoka ¥, City Reporter. only in company with Mr. ning, May 10th. The decorations will few. A but at other times, and protested policy pending his trial, suggest a garden* effect carried out Faribault—ln line with the against his removal SCHOOL NOTES as nearly as possible in the colors of Faribault Chamber RURAL PRESS FOR JUDGE he could for him, even go- of the of Com- doing what OSF ONO Gr 0 0 O OF K O O X the two classes; the Seniors, blue and attractively present Regular visit Ist Saturday each month +__ OSCAR HALLAM ing Chicago and testifying as a KF %6 08 NE merce to the lake —— to Evelyn Kusba—Editor-in-Chief yellow, and the Juniors, green and of this community to good character witness. resources the WILLBE IN SAUK CENTRE Judge Oscar Hallam’s senatorial The mixed fifth and sixth gade are white. Girls will dress in light sum- public, the tourist committece of the Notwithstanding this posters. of go candidacy is gaining ground daily. Times making language mer frocks washable material to chamber has arranged for a window Palmer House attitude of Harold Knutson,hiazlmindedthe tournament game in baseball with the effect. The toast Minnesota will make no mistake by opportunity to traduce The display at the office of the Ten Thou- Next visit Saturday, June 7th sending him to Washington.—Worth- has lost no was played Monday morning. The scheme will%axdenbe carried out in flowers, ington him before its readers. sixth grade team won. each symbolic of the toast to be given. sand Lakes association in St.. Paul Globe. It is not necessary to say that Har- + S a most New baseball teams were organized If Ole Sageng wants to see Minne- old Knutson has been efficient by fifth grade for the next two and faithful congressman. Both ‘he sota redeemed at the next general are to weeks.fkl;e election he should withdraw from the and the people of this district be congratulated—but what a hard Miss Ellingson’s made health senatorial race and work for whose souls fatten room Hallam. Hallam is probably Jue?ethe jolt it is to those posters last only on Cloud Journal-Press. weel_:_._‘mt man in the state who can defeat scandal.—St. —Tp Johnson.~—Redwood Falls state of affairs and not The baseball team, of which Ken- gagnusun. It is a sad neth Mcßride is captain, won a hard very complimentary to the honesty, its victory over the team of which Fay If Judge Hallam wer United States ability or efficiency of officers captain. The score be- a judge must apologize Pangburn jis senator at Washington, Minnesota when district of ing 71-70. The tournament ' game for the shortcomings and mistakes May would have a representative she might such was the was played Monday, sth. well be proud of; one who would deputy sheriffs. But case in Arlington, Va., on Thursday Miss Bugbee’s sixth graders are False Assertions of all of vote for the best interests when the trial judge in the case bringing signs that tell us that the people without distinction as to Congressman Knutson ex- His against Spring is really here. We now have race or class. capacity ability pressed ‘regret and asked the Minne- posted 43 signs of Spring. . would comand nation-wide attention sota congressman not to judge the They made some very inter- after he had been there a few yearw. Virginia by the acts of a few posters Friday. —Monticello Times. state of in esting health last of its individuals. This statement They each told the they were In an effort to discredit the high Special Sweet Cream prices of the —-q—- was subject They can’t hang a thing on Judge itself, coming from a man who to illustrate on a poster and then had Blue Valley Sweet Cream Creamery, all kinds of propaganda is circulated. in a position to hear all of the evi- to plan the poster for themselves. Hallam. He is above reproach.in ev- clearly indicate way, unusual ability. dence, is sufficient to Many are working hard to get on ery a man of wrong has been done He isn’t a hot air shooter, but talks the great that the Honor Roll this six weeks. A very recent example is a circular reprinting an article from the Knutson —) - good, hard sense all the time. Min- the Minnesota man. should be re-elected by the largest majority The Misses Hunt, Wyatt, Nitardy, Long Prairie Leader, which is clearly written to influence the farmers and nesota voters seem to be of the opin- Falls Bugbee, Peterson, Larson, Scott, Gal- ion that it is high time to such he ever received.—Little Trans- keep them from selling Special Sweet Cream to Blue Valley. send script. lag?er and Everhart enjoyed hearing men as Hallam to the congress. There Louise Homer Friday evening, May was a time when level never good NO TEAPOT DOME FOR 2nd at St. Cloud. ; The article quotes butterfat prices said to have been paid last winter headed men were needed more - than MINNESOTA right now.—Le Sueur Herald. On Thursday morning at 10:20 the at Denison, Storm Lake, Cairo, Corning and Creston, all of which points was among In view of the fact that the United following program given before are in lowa. These prices are very low, and it is evident that the idea is Our choice the Republican Society for U. States has begun legal proceedings to the Junior High by Literary candidates the S. Senatorship 111. The first part program eonveyed that these prices are Blue Valley prices in lowa, and that our would be Oscar Hallam of St. recover over a million dollarsclaimed of the to be due from the Backus-Brooks consisted of reading from Riley with high prices here are only a temporary bait, : Paul. JudgeJudfleHallam has a ' record of living to them. distinguished service, and has the people as unpaid income taxes, Re- pictures illustrate fill office he of the state are interested The second part was a pantomine. ability to the seeks. Our publicans “The Lamp Out.” The Riley is that this year will in learning what will be the attitude Went Every assertion made in that article is false, so far as the Blue belief the voters F. Brooks, of Minne- readings—Out to Old Aunt Marys by be inclined to place- greater value of Senator Wm. Valley Creamery Co., its past record and present prices are concerned. a member of the Backus- Margaret Carpenter, pictured by Har- upon educational qualifications, ex- apolis, Fenton. perience, and ability. Judge Hallam Brooks firm, and now a candidate for riet Little Orphan Annie, by national committeeman from this Georgia Brown, pictured by Annie The prices quoted Valley prices. does rank higher in these qualifica- Our Girl by Isabel a are NOT Blue tions than either of his two opponents state. Hanuer. Hired Inasmuch as the charge seems to Hanson,- by Harriet Fenton for the fomination.—Belle Plaine of ];élctured Herald. involve more than a mere matter and Franklin Cliff. The Canary at The Blue Valley Creamery does NOT operate at any of the lowa bookkeeping, there is a feeling that the Farm, by Lucile Birdsell, pictured points quoted by the Long Prairie : Hallam, the right thing for Senator Brooks to by Helen Brown. The Raggedy Man, Leader. Between Schall and Sag- in by pictured by Elmar eng, who are seeking the Republican do is to wthdraw from the race Ruth Benson, to relieve the party of the em- Bradley and Franklin Cliff. The The Valley Creamery prices during nomination for United States Sena- order Glory, by Blue Co’s. lowa the period men- Judge of his candidacy for the Name of Old Robert tor, the Standard would pick barrassment Schoenhoff, pictured by by the were from Hallam as the man big enough teo position. The national committee- Erma O’Gara. tioned article FIVE TO TWENTY CENTS HIGHER at a The characters of the give Minnesota a place in the nat- man would naturally be in posi- play were: Cedar Rapids and Sioux City, the only two lowa points where we operate tion in national affairs, Nellie Hildebrand, Julia Cleveland, ional senate to which it has been of influence Brown, Schoenhoff, creameries, than the prices quoted the accustomed in the past. and there is no question that no mat- Helen Robert and in article. how honestly Senator Brooks Genard Sorenson. Hallam grew to manhood uponJm:?ee ter : - farm. He may not be able to might seek to serve the party as na- These assertions, so far as Blue Valley is concerned, are just as tional committeeman, his every ac- Bobbed hair seems to have both false enter milking contests or chop wood eriti- and then too its failings. At as recent to that the New City in Washington to get his name in tion would be open to hostile another assertion, the effect York sales from opposition sources, and his blessir?sleast Miss Conmy seems to think so, the newspapers, but -he is equipped &cism when we’ inquired to why prices of Blue Valley butter, as quoted in our advertisement, are untrue. to state in our election would act as a mill stone for as the give the real service . making body. around the neck of the Minnesota G. back of her neck was blushing so, That assertion, too, is false. national law It is she immediately replied that since time to quit fooling and get down to 0. P. inr the coming campaign. is to hoped that' Senator she has had her hair bobbed the brush business. With all due respect to It be slips neck, Our sales prices can be checked up very readily. We Magnus Johnson, Brooks will show his party loyalty and hits her which of sell butter he is a better man citizenship, by course makes it blush. bright on the farm than is in Washing- and prove his good One regularly to hundreds of grocers in New York City. It is easy for any- he withdrawing from. contest with- one proposed a remedy—why not ob- ton. Senator Shipstead has shown the body to get grocers the but out further delay. ~ tain a rubber brush, one that after in Sauk Cenfre in touch with one of these and have that he is fitted for work, slipping, wouldn’t cause reddness, should be given somebody besides a want no Teapot Dome affairs in him report just what he pays for Blue Valley butter, any day, any week ‘We Wadena Pioneer-Jour. and one that would also right clown for a partner on the job. You back from where bounce or any month. By so doing farmers will find that the assertion that for nal.M;lnnesota. | it lost it’s track. our cannot get results our state at i Better try it Miss Conmy. quoted prices just the national capital by coarse work + sales are untrue, is as false as all the other assertions and it is high time that we quit our In preparation for Commencement made about Blue Valley. : joking in natiohal affairs. Nomi- . ST. PAULLETTER : the Seniors have ordered their caps nate Judge Hallam and the sensible and gowns, and the invitations and of Minnesota will see that cards are in the hands of the printer. -~ It is very gratifying to us that in spite of all these false assertions gieopleagnus’ vacation days are short.— Filings for state still con- —— * | offices people and insinuations and in spite of all the pressure that is being brought to Fairfax Standard. tinue to pour into the office of Mike The of Sauk Centre will be Holm, secretary of state. Last week to know that Bishop G. G. bear to prevent farmers from selling their cream to us, our receipts of SAD SHOCK TO SCANDAL gleasedennet of Duluth is again to | the registrations were close to the be in Special Sweet Cream are increasing steadily at a faster rate than ever MONGERS mark and there was every this city, this time to deliver the Com- and hundred to - reason to believe that the predicted address the class of before. The 1 3 a vindication of Con- figure of 200 filings would be reached I%ezn:ement P gressman- comlgleteHarold Knutson by a Vir- —_ - by May 7, the last day to register. Plans are under way for day As after -another Valley ginia jury, is as grafifying to all de- Everybody to be imbued with class one of the assertions made about Blue is as it is a seems exercices which probably willbe given cent minded people, sad that is the one year to proven false, more and more farmers refuse to be dictated to, refuse to shock to the few who gloat over the the idea this May 21st. = pick off at so per and + _ misfortune attending any public man. an office much continue to accept lower prices and refuse to have anybody deny them their in the majority of cases the lz':arme r- Miss Conmy is working on a The arrest on a most serious Labor route one road selected Home right and liberty to sell their cream in the highest market. charge, by stupid and bullheaded is the Economics exhibit which she will give for realization. This particular politi- to the public some time the latter part “patrolmen, the vicious prosecution by is evidently regarded as th- state attorney, can only be ex- cal label of next week. Next week’s Herald We are making good on every promise made. of super- real stepping stone to official and coptain details of this ex- Because our plained as a reflex of the notoriety success those giving itthel the manufacturing political and as. l - ior butter and direct sales methods (no middlemen) we will gained by a few of the senators in their only party connection and under l‘:x%lt pushing a series of The fifth and sixth grades have de- continue to make good. The farmer who wants all the money his products oath at that, mind- you—seem in no to end the year with a picnic at mostly on mere suspicion.inves?sl?ons,irginia to known past cided are worth will find that he can sell his Sweet is clcze to Washington, and the state wise concerned as their Stone Arch the 24th of this month. Cream to the Blue Valley party affiliations. It is a case of any- \ attorney probably - reasoned that neither i Sweet Cream Creamery in full confidence that he will always receive high- convict thing to make the grade and ~ Miss Bugbee has resigned her posi- IR his which the country press of the candidacy to Cloquet, Minnesota next year. ek"«2 Blue Valley LR fabiication from some evil mind. Judge Oscar Hallam. He is general- The jury promptly returned a ly hailed as Minnesota’s only redemp- After waiting the good share of the Beßaey of not guilty, which was ver-ap- year oo ol dict tion from the senatorial joke perpe- for their class rings, the Sen- eTSt P &t SMe Tee plauded by the spectators hearing the trated last July. In close iors finally received them last week. NS test'mony, and-the asked Mr. Sageng a Judgecom?tiuon They seem to be wery o juJudge people is Ole rival. Hallam sahafutorg‘ oe m?h‘ Knutsor. not to the of is not-2 stranger to now, they being ek by a few og officials. Minnesota voters. and so are shown off yi BT&? he essayed in assembly | mery P Crea e Three times has fixe and thereabouts. Yianiautson had support and con- the sena- Co the torialroute, but ineach his ef- fideace of all the members. of the forts and those of his friendscase were Dr. Brown, president of the State Seveca honge, Democrats as well as Republi- thwarted forces. of Teachers College at St. Cloud, gave Sauk Centre, Minn. cans. ; powerful lzebrganiu?cnand scope. Such are a talkto the Seniorclass one day TITT It is a pitiful thing that some peo- out of-the now and his friends week. gmuh were Valley Straight - %;:te Biue isthe Line fromProducer to Consumer---No Middlemen resting an oroughly enjoyedjvery‘ : ple ready confidentlyv::{for Héx A are tobelieve the worst look success. -( of bumanity and creditthe most ab- by the class, for he gave them some X p : .‘ : 3 good 5 ': is sound facts about school life un - . . ‘S: ——— z umbogn ‘Word tothe effect that the Rural High . gtamr n eyo%’ e are 1?1: fter Sehool "There. minded. Knutson Im? bushels legislature preparing last is to make CoMET e ie gl R se iSRS e DEFECTIVE PAGE